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WASHINGTON, Aug. g. The House
committee on ways and means made an
unanimous report adverse to the sub
treasury bill. The report, among other
objections to the bill, says 1t 10 a classi-
fed legislation and violative of the con-
stitution.
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NOTES OF THE CONTEST.

The race is hot and exciting for second
place, and the letters show that large
number Of coupons have been turned in.
Gardiner still holds it, but by lead of
only 2o1 over Matthews and 3OS over Will
son. Matthews has passed Wilson for
second place. Niles, Gray and Hall have
all received big votes and hold their old
rank. The leaders now line up in this
order: Swan, Gardiner, Matthews, Will
son. Niles, Gray, Hall, Blood, etc.
BRISTOL, II. l.. Aug. 5.
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Please credit Capt. Wilson with these
AZ coupons. OLD BRISTOL
Providence, Aug. s.
To the Editors Of the Neps:
Here are 200 more for that deserving z
officer, Bradford G.. Niles of Elm wood.
II all bis friends will do as well as Little
Miss Muffett" did, he will soon be
''insured.'' III. K. w.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. s.
To the Editors Of the Nstcr
Please count the enclosed 25 coupons
for Fireman j. H. Hall of Hose 8.
"FRiEND ON THE AVENUE"
PROVIDENCE. Aug. G.
TO fAe Editors Of fAs Nstoe
Please place enclosed coupons to credit
Of Henry Gray. and oblige T. Il.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 4.
TO the Editors oS the Nsps
Here are 1000 more for w. r. Mathews.
More coming. Yours in haste. q. X.
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To the Editors Of the Netcs:
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Wilson, from
RACHEL SPARKS
BRISTOL, r. l., Aug. L
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Please place these few coupons to the
credit OF Capt. Charles G. Wilson.
HYDs
The few were about $40 of pound.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. g.
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to the credit OF our friend, Officer Will
liam Gardiner. Whoop her up boys for
the sergeant. ETNA.
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YoUSo woNEN's MEETING. (P. ". Y.
w. &. Az. mi Westminster strtet-Af AS
y. m, Miss Grace Anderson viii lead; subject,
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH (Unitarian)
Union service Of the Unitarian churches
l0:t5 m; preaching by the hev Alfred Ma
chester.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
GRIINMoOp.

There ~as slight frOst In some lo-
calltie. ahoa, here last Friday m"rulng.
and up country report say. II Amounted
to quite frvcsr.
Much of the corn l. now glapd and
would ripeu of well II cut up al any
time, bot ought "a have week 80 two
mor, yct Ia give IL the gili edge, golden
harvest touch.
Potatoes are nearly dead With rust,
and after enqulrins about the crop. Tor
miles around, from oDe-thlri To one-half
l. the largest Vt -silmated.
1. ". swan snd ~lic ~err upto Milan,
y. H.. last WEEK, and rrport a good
time generally. Mr.. swan has father,
brother and sister living there. some
werr not done haying yet, nor are they
hsrr. We counted over ATTY haycocks a
d.V or too ago on on. meadow, and
much ~ u looked a. though the mower
had forgotten all about u.
John h. Howe made us visit last even
ing. and the moon serving. he and hls
rhum, T.. l.. Durham, thought they
would ~ cDon hunting, not expecting,
however. according 10 their statement,
"a .hoot ANYTHING; and when they came
back Il was found they had shot just
that.
We have letter from Cincinnati
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
EAST WA1IRfoRp.

The fall term In this district CON-
menccs the 18th With Mas Carrie Plum
mcr a. teacher; In Temple ilill District
the 10Th under the care 81 Mrs. e. III.
Pride.
Mi.. Kate ringrcc visited at u. q.
lride's last week.
A. NORWOOD. mother and sister, Miss
Mary, ~ Blddeford, are ,i.lilng him.
iIls brother Albert saw them safely here
returning home next morning.
John Haskell arrived home sunday on
q new bicycle, from Great fslls, where
be has been working.
Louis Merrill has exchanged his horse
for q bicycle.
DIR. q. n. Shedd 10 North Conway,
y. a., was In town over sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. a. Pride spent sun
day with his parents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

samuel q. Grover has started hi.
thre.hing machine. lie has got q good
one and always gives perfect satisfaction.
Arthur Hutchinson. who has been In
Boston for nearly year, as conductor
ON the horse aud electric cars, Ia nj home
for a short vacation.
Ernest Hutchinson came M from Nor
way where he has been at work In the
shoe shop, saturday night.
Archie Hutchinson and wife were
at home Sunday. They are at work Tor
q. l.. Bean of Bethel.
Dan Watson aud his sister LEILA, OF
Norway, were In town last week visiting
friends.
The most of the grain IL secured.
Farmers have had q hard time 10 get u
on account Of the late rains.
Corn l. looking well. Some plant Tor
the Bethel factory.
Greer Merrill made Ne call sunday
We are glad TO see him able to he out
lie IL much better than he was . few
weeks ago.
Prescott Bennett IL helping o. o.
Mason about his grain aud late hsying
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NORTH PARIS.

Jane. Thompson IN. been granted a
pension of ell q month.
Eugene Andrews has put q stone curb
Ing around the mineral spring.
Mr.. Fi.ke. wife and daughter ~ Port
land, have been visiting at Mo.ely 10 a.
Lena Tue'l I. teaching school Ia the
Partridge District.
Lucy Andrew. !. teaching oa rari.
I'M.
Potatoes are q light crop In this yicin-
ity; not many are dug .. yet.
wallace andrews visited his parent.
this week.
J. n. Durham Of North Paris aud y.
T.. wymsn 81 Woodstock are golng to
Washington TO the reunion Of the T.. \.
u.
Geo. ". Young 81 Hralntree, Mass, IA
visiting relative. In this vicinity.
J. y. Liitlehsle Il going Ia tear down
the old saw mill aud rrpair hi. dam this
fall.
Mrs. Robbins .. reported very III q,
Albany.
Mrs. America Andrew. has regained
her health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13

The cArpent.rs have ccmmenccd To
frame 4. =. Bessey's barn. Wallace
Chandler 10 sumner l. toss.
q. ". Love has bought him q horse.
lie has moved down Ia James richards .
q. n. French MAS up from LEWISTON
saturday.
Mr.. salmon smith was st hi. daugh-
ter's. Mr.. q. ". loves, last Monday.
u. 4. Lowe u getting cut hcmlock
timber for :. u. swallow.
&C. Mayhem and Mary farrar were
up from Aubarn ~andsy.
~chool commences Ia the Allen Dist.
this week. Nj. Loreua winslow teach
-.
Nis. Jennie More aud Master George
Rennsti are stopping With their grand
mother, Mr.. l.. J. Morse.
Jane. Richards L. going 20 Phillips Ia
work for hls uncle.
Isaac Tucker aud wife spent two days
with her daughter, Mrs. snow, at Tur-
neT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
WEST aETHEl-


A slight frost Thursday morning With
q severe one Friday.
The greater part Of the potato top.
ar. dead and tubers rotting some.
The harvesting of the sweet corn crop
IL In it, midst and cutting well.
so. Grover and Alfred Peaslec are
thr.shing grain In this vicinity.
The village school commenced last
Monday With Miss Alice Pride Of Wind.
ham for teacher. She comes we'll
recommended.
Alice barker Il at IIebron'at school.
Moliie Barker lsteaching al Northwest
Bethel.
The Chapel Aid society are preparing
Ia hold q fair at Bcan's Hall In few
weeks. They are In receipt Of many
articles for the occasion from kindly
friends.
Greer Merrill l. improving and IL now
learning to run q stationary engine
Frank Gocdnow, engineer At 4. n
Beans mill, IL kindly insiructing him.
Mr.. lawson Mason, = former resident
~ Albany, and later Of Gorham, y. IT,,
was buried at the cemetery on the Flat
last Tuesday. lie MAS ~ years OF age
aud much respected citizen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos OF the WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
RljnyoRo KAlls

Joseph IAbrielue of Jefferson. n. H.,
u excavating cellar on hls loo and Will
build thrrv story building there this
fall. The frat noor viii be usei for q
storc aud the second and third for tene-
ments.
James McGregor has completed his
building on Congress street and IL living
there. lie has leased the store.
Wanted BY N. X. Rsmsiell q young
man 10 learn the harness makers trade.
Here "a good chance Toe smart young
man. I'd u good harness maker aud
~e think he coald make an expert 81 the
right man.
Hi hoy has commencci work on the
waste way near the entrance of the Md
die level Canal. This will he pushed
along rapidly and Mr.. Roy Will soon put
on q night crew.
The paper mill IL slowly assuming
shape. The roof of the finishing room IL
nearly completed aud the walls 90 the
machine room viii be finished la about
9 week. -Four 90 the large renstocks,
nine feet In diameter. are In place and
the head gate misonry Il nov well un-
der way.
The contract tor II houses In the
residence section has been let by the
Paper Company to Mr.. summers OF
Portland. >ouie ~ the materials are
already oh the spot aud work ~ill he
commenced on them immediately.
The Power Company has the work on
the streets In the business section well
under way and will soon commence work
on some % the residence strccts, With =
large force % men.
The directors Of the ro~er Go. held q
meeting here Wednesday.
The Power Go. l. rccel,ing bids for
the superstructare 10 the Hartford
stree, canal bridge which will be built
this fall. Maxwell BrOs. have about
two-thlris ot the abatment on the east
side Of the river completed and have just
commenced LAYING stone on the west
side.
Among The prominent visitors Of the
past week were Hon. q. ID. Blsecc,
Daniel y. Emery, Esq, Hugh j. CHS
holm. ESQ. N. q. shaw, Hon. I. X.
Simouion, &. u. Brown, Esq, and Col.
n. n. Haskell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
GA ~ NV rrlse MoRss.

sl,s s.e,t.1n iay l. bright and fair,
pifIauks as u thsrv would he a large
- ag. ln this town, bsi~e.n :
"a. ths huur 20 opening the polls,
rtUs,Ia.E. n~arly lDn hNi voted.
n voting under the new system has
. a. rr,xvv,ied without Any special
Alan ~ trouble. though a good many
-. ar, .luw aiout understanding IN.
"a. ~ d. .y.tem az they exprrss u.
~ -htt.Ht soi the hang % the new
~" ~1ms ~ th~m come Ia IN. ballot
uihUut t,-iolding their ballots,
- fo.I them Ia a different form from
!. srsuaI. While nearly all recosniIe
!. s.am.t form q The ballot folded Only
as. sni manage "a gvt u into NOR"
.rra,t shaps before presenting u.
IN I.t tendency among some ~
d. voter. apparently with entire In
lgs1s alI ignorance ~ the Law, Ia
r.s.i anI examine each others bah
.r.ia 80 n th.y have marked thsm
- ~ ufncers have o. keep con
az loAHut fOr this.
t ro1r.s no one can tell. II the prcc-
~s properly carried through, ~hai
airt q utH votes bat By watching
80 ogi.lis tn rail-, n l. easy 90 give q
t-si ggys. Asto whether a man votes
isa.shi nr split ticket, by the time
tasr, him.
NJ both. ARE 80 dark that man
tlip.ar r1r. has difficulty % sec. One
a. "a. ...u 90 take his ballot down on
. ~ .r front 20 window % marx
O. 1s CO., tstng near AZ the time, the
e. sas IrittIyally s"Crvt.
- rlu'fr 20 ballots which are IN
alt-t b., lncorrcCt marking, " any,
a- -a, ~ Cuurss b. known until after
4. polls .H.s 40 = o'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
soufA WOODSTOCK.

Dog days have passed, the glorious
harvest moon has Ii.en aud everybody
seems "a say, u not by words, with the
expression of the face as though from
the very heart, Thanks be- Ia the Oliver
II all good gifts, for the lovely harvest
months In which We have so much rca.
.on Ia be thankful.
The corn I. daily coming In by tho
hundred. % bushels "a De canned for
the millions % mouths, aud although q
r.muneratiyc business "a the proprietor.
IL IL untold blessing. Ia the needy ones.
The appearance u We shall have early
trusts and put an end 10 corn, but u cut
up at once will make excellent fodder
and prove a blessing In disguise.
A singular freak Of natnr. IL reported
bya neighbor, Mr.. !. VI. bryant, who
Ia. COW ~ dark brown color which In
one day actually turned Ia q notified,
with rather more white than brown,
without any fictitious means. Anut ior
the scientist 10 crack. We have heard
Of people being frightened aud the hair
turning white, but We are not able 10 eN-
plain the matter.
Ed. VI. q, HUFFMAN will speak at the
Adycnti.t church sunday, sept. II, at
1880. All are invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
ALBANY.


Mr.. lawson Mason passed away the
5th inst, at the ripe age Of ninety years,
respected citizen.
Justice Aspinwall Ia very low. lIl.
physician SAYS there IL no hope of hi.
recovery.
The Hcan boys found . deer In Coles
pastur, that Wa. shot through the i'ody
With a hall aud also buckshot. Ap-
par,nily had been dead two OF three
days; probabls the pcrpetraior did no,
dare To take his game.
eur boys are after the partridge, now
the law CEASES Ia protect them.
Ernest II. and Nelson L., sons III the
late Prof. ". Woodbury., of Castine, are
spending week With isaac lo'eloy.
Erne., will return next week to Bowdoin
College.
Amo. l.. bean Ia. returned to liridg-
ton Academy. -,
Ml.. Alice Wilbur has gone 10 Gllead
10 teach In the village district.
Georg, u. Wilbur has returned to lay
College.
Rev. Mr.. wi.well of Connecticut sup
pll.Si our pulpit sunday aud preached
an excellent sermon, aud administered
the Lords supper.
Rev. Mr.. Hunt l. yet 10 poor health.
Cyru. Green and wife % North Water
ford wer, at the Corner Monday calling
on friends.
Jacob Holt and wife 81 Gambia, y. H.,
were At the Corner Monday visiting her
mother, Mr.. Cross, and her brother and
sister.
Edward Lawrence was at the Corner a
few days ago.
The daughter. 81 J. y. Bird were sur
prI..d last week by call of about thirty
81 their young friends.
DRAGON J. L. ruring'on, Wife and
daughter. Of Bethel, favored us with a
short call Tuesday.
II. 4. Cummings 10 gathering his
SWEET corn aud Lima beans aud hauling
10 North Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
NORTH BucHFIglD,

WIN Clapp aud lady of Salem, Mass,
are Ia our place on q Visit.
Lieut.. Howard Emery and wife, of
the United States Navy, stationed At
Charleston, :. G., are at his mother. on =
vacation.
Gr-enleAf spaulding Of the coast .ur-
yey. Was In our place the 9Th.
Harry Iieald ha. gone to Hebron tn
school again this fall.
Mr.. selien Barrett Of sumner u at
her fathers, =. u. Bicknelrs, on = visit.
Homan,o lowe IL drawing =. u. s~al.
lows timber Ia the mill for his new
barn.
slight fro.i TIL. morning. sept. sth.
Mr.. Joseph ststson, OF Dedhsm.
Mass, has ben at J. y. Blcknell's on q
yi.lt.
Ellcry Earrar. Of Hath, Il al his Ia
ther'., Jefferson farrar'., on a visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
LOWELL.

p. VI. Russell and wife have made q
abort visit to town and BENJAMIN Rus-
sell, Jr., hiss returned to Boston With
them.
Cranberry picking began on Charles
Bog Friday.
The remains of the late Mrs. Samuel
Brown, q former resident Of this town,
were brought here from Conway on
Thursday for burial. Her home has
been With her son, Frank Brown.
Business IL rushing 1t the corn shop
and the corn cuts very heavy.
Mr.. A. T.. Stone, q summer visitor
here from Cambridge and student Of
Harvard, speaks for the Republicans this
Friday evening at the Christian church
at the Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
WILSON'S MILLS.

A usual Rev. A. h. Bryant held
services In the two towns the last Sab
bath In the month, aud In addition gave
an Illustrated lecture on the Iife of
Christ Ia the evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Horace Frost arrived In
town Tuesday, also \. W. Pickett, 4
former resident here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hart, daughter and
servants, were at the Ayi.coos House
Tuesday from Hartford, Conn.
In tosn Wednesday, poor old Higgins,
who la. not been here for some two
years, sud several peddlers with all
sorts 81 notions, aud some Of the essen
tial. cheap for cash, " you didn't know
prices.
". 4. Iinnell and Fred York were
down from Parmacheenee Ia meet a
party of sportsmen.
4 party from Milan camping out here
Rey. Il. l.. Gr-ene and his friend,
Rey. Mr.. Jordan, are camping out this
season down To Pulpit Rock, ID. {. Ben-
nett. guide, as usual.
John VI. Wilson aud family of Grove
ton are visiting relatives hcre--arc nj
John Olson's.
4. =. Flint I. In town with party OF
tourists.
Born, Ia Magalloway Plantation,
sept. l.t, Ia the wife OF L. j.. Ripley, q
son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
MIRIAM.

Hon. Peter II. Young, chairman Of the
selectmen, Was at kerar Falls Tuesday
To attend the reference before Judge
Foster of the George Wood pauper case.
Edward Y. Hastings attorney for Hiram
and Judge A. II. Walker for Porter. .
Col. J. p. Twitchell's wife IL quite III
but gaining.
The corn shop Of Messrs. A. 4 T.. ID.
Young IL In operation and the sweet
corn Ia saId To be Of good quality.
The post Office at Hiram IL to be made
q money order Office.
Mr.. VIM. q. Norton has thoroughly
remodeled and repaired his house.
sewall ilobson Of Conway, N. H., was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Avery storer h sinking fast with
consumption.
Mr.. George Benson Of Brownheld has
left his route aud returned home with
his threshlng machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
EASY SUMNER.

lot. Of our people attended the state
falr last week.
some will attend the county fair this
~ces and more will attend the canton
fair next week.
George ". Atwood, Of the Democrat,
an. In the place Tuesday afternoon.
=. 4. Head Il making many Improve
ments In the Briggs stand aud prepar-
ing to occupy the same.
Rev. =. u. Richardson IL enjoying a
two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Clark aud wife Of boston have
iecn guests Of Isaac lBonney. Mrs.
Clark before marriage Was known as
Eilen Thompson and formerly lived In
sumner.
Mr. Adrian Robinson aud daughter
from lllinoi. have been visiting Ia the
place. lie IL a son 81 SumnW Robinson
Who formerly resided In Sumner.
Mis-. Nellie llibhari Il teaching the
fall term 20 FREE high school In this
place with good success and attendance.
SLOsuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
OXFORD.

There Was Democratic rally at IN,
NJ y. church Thursday evening. Th'
speakers were y. q. Nerrill aud Nathan
clifford 10 Portland.
The village school commenced Mon
day. Mr.. lIsnscom IL teaching the high
school, Miss Bacon the intermediate and
Mrs.. purcll the primary.
Ida Hawkes. aud Jennie Hayes are at
tending the fall term at Hebron Acad'
emy.
Frank Hawkes. l. In a Law oflr al
Portland.
seth faunce l. very sick.
Mr.. Brrtt and family have returned 10
Providence.
The school In Diet. No. lsis taught by
Pearl Morse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
nuckfiglp.


klmbail G. Atwood and daughter Of
Clifton, n. j., have been at hls fathers
the past week on their annual Walt to
Oxford County.
HOLMAN ID. waldron and vile Of Port
land spent ths sabbath, on the ith insi.,
With Backfcld friends.
Charles u. whltteu and wife Of Au-
gusta are % the old homestead.
J. Grcenlcaf spaulding. OF the United
states coast survey, RECENTLY OF Sandy
Hook. IL the guest OF Henry ID. lrish.
Mrs. j. 4. Fuller and son of Canton
were In town Last week.
VIM. Gregg Of Andover made short
larry here on his way TO thu state fair.
The population Of Buckfeld Was
lessened every day of the fair Last week.
barely quorum left some of the days.
Lieut.. J. J. Chase disposed of his
household goods at auction saturday,
the ID Inst, and has left en- route for
Colorado With his family.
benjamin y. Gerrish has moved tn the
stand rccenily vacated by Mr.. Chase on
High STREET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-13
Wesr SUMMER.

Mr.. Clark and wife Of Boston arc Walt.
Ing Mrs.. IIollis and other relatives and
friends In this town.
J. Harold Bates has returned from
Massachusetts.
q. A. Honey has gone 10 Auburn
again.
George N. Small, Of East 1.lmlngtou,
arrived here Friday and IL the guest Of
j. j. Abbott.
Hon. j. +. swasey Of Canton deliver
e,l an interesting and eloquent address
To the citizens Of West Sumner Friday
on the political Issues Of the day.
We are glad "a learn that Henry
Maxim, who has been sick, 10 out again.
ID. N. Small. Esg., wife and child, left
here Monday for Wilton.
We are sorry To learn that Clinton
Hates Il suffering from diseased eye.
DottIe Head has gone to Hebron
Academy.
Mrs. Clam Cole Andrews, formerly q
resident Of this village, who was recent.
" taken III nj Norway, We regret To add
has not recovered 90 fast as her many
friends had hoped.
Politics Il warming up the voters In
thIs vicinity. Mr.. Hall and Hon. Chss.
y. Allen have bcen here and explained
the Democratic aide Of the question, and
Hon. John T.. SwAscy has explained the
political principles of the Republican
party, therefore Il seems that our citl.
rens ought to he qualified to vote under
standlngiy aud intellIgently.
J. Harold Bates IL soon going Ia
brunswick to attend Bowdoln College.
Clarence buchanan sud Henry Daven.
port have commenced thrashlng grain.
Mrs. Ethel Porter Of Andoyer IL visit
Ing her uncle, Fred Barrett, and other
relatives aud friends here.
Frank Pulsifer and wife started Tues
day for their home In Natick, Mass.
May Chandler has gone to Lewiston.
Mrs. Reuben Barrrtt, Of Andoyer, u
visiting her son, frcd Barrett.
VIM. Bonney IL drawing hard wood
plank to Buckfield.
Luther Maxim drove twelve head Of
Devon cattle To the state fair.
Mrs. smith, wife Of l,ev. 4. a. smith
aud children, expects To leave soon for
lioston.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson has returned
home from Norway.
Horace farrar IL going Ia Auburn
to work for Morrow brothers.