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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
WEST PERU.

Died. In Peru. september 2.th, Mrs..
B@t.ey r.. wymzn, aged - years,
mouths. rs days. Cause Of death Aoseess
In stomach.
jaime. Mcwilllams % Bradford, Conn.,
4. visiting friends In the place.
The morning of september ~, MAS
u.h.red In with one Of The heaviest
thunder showers Of the season, the
lightning striking In tao places near the
village. but NO damage done.
"A Mareellus \. Adkins, on the morn
ing OF the shower, stepped on his spring
board his foot caught In the reins, the
horse started, dragging him around tne
dooryard two or three times, when ms
rubber came OF and the horse turned
m. carriage bottom aide mp and cleared
himself from Il, breaking both tugs
ero.sbar, ETC.. but the r~ins caught on
.om~thing else and stopped the herse.
Fortunately Mr.. Adkins Mas not injurs'i
much.
j. =. Hammond IL selling out his horses
and colts preparing % leave town 20!
the winter. lie has some good bioodei
colts and any one In want OF any saen
can get . good trade Just no OF MIN.
Jurors drawn for the October term o!
court are James II. York traverss asd
Duv,d L. Chenery grand.
Quite fross Thsrsaay morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
nt,ckeielp.

TIE eth Of July hoodlum escspade ai
ths Neshodist church was brought 20 {
trial before referees, Alfred Cola, beu),
SpauIdine aud IN. ]. y. DeCOster, Hat
urday, the alth alt. q. II. Hersey, Esq,
appealing for the boys and T. y. Bridg'
ham for the church. Amer q protract.
"a hearing Of -four hours damage wers
awarded the Msthodist people OF 90.
II. q. Saunders, Just over the line In
the edge Of Sumner, had hls house
struck by lightning and burned, ths
morning % the shower, Sept. ?6th.
The 3sth anniversary and roll call Of
the Buckneld village Baptist church
occurred Monday, September nth, Of
the church, and Was On interesting
event. Rev. A. X. r. Small, ID. D., OF
Fairfield, Rev. At. Dunn, ID. d., OF
waterville, secretary OF Maine state
Baptist Convention, kev. q. A. Townc
Of Auburn were present and added To
the Interest Of the occasion by stirring
addresses. TIE roll-call Was numerous
ly responded To by past and present
members, orally aud by letter. Mrs.
Jennie irish prrsided 1t the new organ
aud q. II. llersey, Esq., led the choir.
u was q day long To be remembered In
the annals Of the churchs history.
A good delegation attended the Bsp-
tist association at East sumner the past
week. and pronounce Il one Of the best
for years.
Joseph Packard of ltockiand, Mass,
IL on q Walt 20 the home of hls youth.
WIN. q. spauidlng aud wife Of Carl
bou we're In town over sunday, the 18th.
First light frost Thursday, September
29th. Common yellow corn planted
June ,th has ripened and yielded well,
and been cut up and shocked more than
a week, at this writing, on the farm OF
Elmer n. Austin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
eRONNrtglD.

4 terrible thunder aud hail storm Mon
dAy morning.
The veterans a the Daniel \. Bean
Post. Who went d Washington, have re-
turned.
Mrs. Frank Libby has bought the
David Fogg house aud store. She has
rrntcd the house "a y. 4. whitney. The
store IL % ~ filiei With goods and Will
~ run by Irving Libby.
S.E. Eaton l. building q stable, also
Fred fOgg.
frcd B1IIell has moved Into Thomas
>sayey's house.
Mr.. Klmball Ia. moved to Eaton, y.
n.
Fred Wentworth aud wife Of Boston
are visiting friends In town.
Rev. y. l.. Eastman IL teaching school
In town. lie :. very .ucccssful teach
er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
OBITUARY..

Died, In Peru, ut the home OF her sou,
John G. wyman, sept 2tth, Mrs. Betsy,
rrlIct Of the late John e. wyman, aged
NJ years, Is months, Is days.
The subject Of the above notice, with
her hush and, moved from Ilvermorc TO
Peru, and wrought their home out oil
the aimost unbroken wilderness near the
centre of the town, which continued 70
be their residence until Mr.. wyman'
deceas~, eight years ago this autumn,
since which she hiss lived alternately
With her two sons, Martin l.. OF East
Rumford, and John &. wyman OF Dick
vale.
Endowed with more than average intel.
lIgence and strong good sense, Ola Kind
w, cheerful disposition, abe endeared her
self 10 oil WIN knew her In her early
Wildwood home, and To later generations
who shared her Inequalities and r..
ceived her kindly officers and Cheerful
greetings. She professed religion quilt
early In life, aud II . non-professo! v
any Judge, lived q moot exemplary
Christian life. Peace to her ashes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
ANDOvtR.


The Oxford North Agricultural so
ciety closed to-day, Friday, = two days
exhibition with gratifying results, =
full report Of which will BE- given next
week.
The Mitchell hoys In byron caught q
small bar In their trap the roth.
Born, sept. ?6th, TO the wife OF levi.
Holt, q daughter.
Born, sept. :Oth, TO the wife Of I'd
Pratt, a daughter.
Born, sept. 9Th, Ia the wife of VIM
Cushman, daughter.
Born, sept. 18th. 10 the wife OF Dr.
Twitchell, q daughter.
Mr.. Albion Edwards, % keene, y. IT,,
formerly of Andoyer, Il visiting friends
here after an absence 10 Ia years.
Mr.. Lester and family have closed
their house for the season aud returned
To Boston.
Mr.. Melcher, our postmaster, IL con
fined In the house by sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
CAQY QEYAEl


&. NJ. Klmbsli, l.. Hastings and Hen
~ Farwell have been drawn juror. for
October term of court ut Paris.
Mrs. william Torrey Of boston, re-
centiy visited her sister. Mrs. j. L..
Holt.
J. VI. and T.. W. Bartlett spent last
sabbath With their brothers at Berlin,
y. %.
Ma. Msy Holt has gone to Dorche.-
ter. Mass, Ia spend = few weeks with
relatives.
Miss Alice Hastings and cousin, OF
Fryeburg. recently spent week With
Mrs. J. ID. Hastings.
Blsnchie swan l. visiting 81 her grand
fathers, Ieander swans, Paris.
An infant chill Of Charles lAphain
died Of cholera infsntum at Mrs. Dor
cas- rarrar's sept. ~.
During the thunder shower Monday
morning lighted lamps were necessary
to work by.
Cold, frosty nights and warm, sunny
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
eRxlauao.


Reg. NJ; Yesas preached 10 bic own
sunday eveaing NJ. pember Of the
Boston Unlverslty Theological School
spoke q the vestry.
Mr.. Dana stone rAge and wlfc Of
Maiden, Msss., were q Alss A. N. Pages
Thomas Souther, Who Il Ia store at
North Conway, MAS At his mothers
Sunday.
Miss Mary Abbott Of wa.ervIlle has
been visiting At her uncle's, w. II. Ab-
bolts.
The Sons Of Veterans In this vicinity
have been eucampiug near the battle
ground at t,oveweli's Pond.
Mrs. Harvey Jewell OF boston has
been spending = few days At Mrs. DIR.
Bradley's.
Franci. wyman aud wife have been at
\. W. FLIES but have gone home 20
Charlestown, Mass.
Mrs. Rrooks Of Portland has been
visiting Miss Alice Locke.
Dr. ID. l.. IAmsou IL preparing hls
mothers house for q future tenant.
Mrs. Hannah Rogers who WAS proc
trsted Nv . paraiytlc stroke morr than q
week ago, died on Thursday, Sept 18th.
There Was harvest supper at the
Congregational vestry on Thursday
evening.
The woman's Library Club held .
business meeting on Friday afternoon,
aud will begin the regular mcetlngs on
the second Friday of October.
4 few friends celebrated the 10Th
birthday % Mrs. Ellra Abbott at her
home on Friday afternoon.
The West Oxford Agricultural Fair
will open on their grounds on Tuesday,
October 9TH, aud continue three days.
Mrs.. wormwocd and children have
returned from kexsr Falls.
Mrs.. Maria Lord wsdsworth az Hos
ton IL visiting her cousin. Mrs. seth
Page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. George q. Chass IL quite sick.
Drs. Packard and Bisbee have been
called and Il IL thought she viii be bet.
ter soon. Ida Abbott IL At work for
Mrs. Chase . few days.
j. n. Durham reports q good time nj
the grand encampment at Washington.
W. y. Durham filled his sllo last week.
W. W. Durham has several acres more
corn than he can get into his silo.
leu went from this place to the 1850
citation At East sumner last week.
w. ". Dunham's sweet corn netted
him s5is.6 being at the rate OF ssS per
acre.
Miss Carey Of sumner 10 at work for
Cipron Benson.
Josephine benson is In quite poor
health.
James Suekies IL thrcshlng In this
vicinity.
Harvey Corbctt has snapped horses
With James bradford.
James Thompson has gone TO Boston
for . few days.
Mt. Washington Was partly covered
with snow September roth. The nash
light can be seen from the Tuell neigh
borhood.
Everett Robbins IL going to build q
house on the Capt. Small farm, part oi
which he bought.
Ira y. Murch and family OF south
Paris attended q company reunion 81
WIN. Berry's In sumner, september 3'tii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Olive Mills attended church last
SUNDAY. She IL remarkably smart for
one 90 far advanced In years.
Mrs.. Al sawyer and daughter arr
Visiting at Mrs. Allls.
Mr.. James smith went to Sanford
"Wednesday.
J. Il. Partridge has bought . horse Of
Ernest Merrill. He rides out almost
every day. -
from rryeburH. a..
Prrsque Isle Wednesday.
John Hin fell from . tree ias! We.
vpd was Injured quite badly. Hh viz
has been III many years and connseo "
the bed almost al the tine. Iney wefS
carrisd 70 ths town barn Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
DlCkvAlE.

Mr.. Bet.ey wymsn, mother Of Dcs.
!. 4. wyman, was buried from the
school house 1t 2 o'clock. y. NJ, sunday,
Elder ". W. Carver officiating. She
died 10 disease of the stomach.
4. =. farrar IL loggin. Into this mill
yard with four oxen.
Elbridge =. Childs has raised his
house a half story AID will put la mod
.rn windows aud finish.
The timber aud part 30 the lumber
has BEN moved 10 the spot 10 build n
new house la TIL. village. We have
not vet interview ed the proprietor, and
80 cannot rrpot when u Will be erected.
Apple picking IL the order. The
Wind has given the trees quite shak.
Ing the last twenty-four hours.
l.. 4. Putnam and Wallace lIiines
have been threatened with typhoid and
billion. fe,ers the past week. Both are
convalescing.
Dea. wymsn, worn by hard work and
watching by hi. sick mother, has gone 10
Auburn to consult q physician.
The pack of sweet corn at the DIX
field packing establishment IL reported
at 80, 90 cans; the biggest days work
al 1900 csns.
Enos farnum, who purchased the
George Canwell house, took u down and
moved IL ON Ia the site Of the black.
smith shop; then sold out 10 John ~
Putnam.
l.. q. Putnam and wallace llaine- ar,
on the sick list; both are reported n
some better.
Miss Grace NJ. smith, 81 Dixheld. Il
teaching In District No. . In frsnkliu
Plantation.
Mrs. u. =. Hammond, OF North Paris,
recently visited friends In this vicinity
T.. q. Child IL repairing his house.
A Mr.. Lowe, said 90 I've from Carthage,
wa. In TIL. place recently buying lambs
A he seemed Ia be fair man To make {
bargain with, We sold him ours.
Our brother, II. u. Tracy, Of slough
ton, Mass. visited Ne recently. We have
not met before for ten years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
oxpORD.

Joseph PArroti. wife aud child, from
Florida. are visiting their friends herr.
Rev. =. ". wsth.n preached hi. last
sermon 20 his people sunday. Much
rcgr,t l. felt AZ his departure. His
work In the church VAS faithful aud
efficient and ~ has made many friends.
lie has gOn. "a Cambridge Ia take an
advanced course IL Harvard.
There wa.A sociable % the Young
People, society of Christian Endcavcr
Friday evening. About ten dollar. were
taken.
4 public meeting % the ". Z. u. U.
was held sunday evening AZ the VI. y.
church with an address by Rev. j. NJ.
wAthsn.
The Grand Division % sons % lem
perancc will NEE, here October goth aud
18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
WEST SUMNER.

Mr.. Quincy of Minot IL visiting
friends aud relatives herr.
Dottie Head IL home from Hebron.
william Proctor Of Lewiston IL visit
ing his brother Henry.
Mr.. George Noyes and Miss Mary A.
Davenport were united In wedlock by
I,ev. Mr.. IIibbard.
Mr.. Nathaniel Warren Of Stoughton,
Mass, L. with his sister, Mrs. Lothrop.
Mrs. 4. Fletcher Of South Paris Was
here recently visiting her husbands
parents, I. a. Fletcher aud wife, aud
other relatives.
Jane. A. Tueli aud wife Of Norway
have been calling on relatives aud
friends.
N. p. Ford has finished working In
the Buekfield corn factory and returned
home.
william Abbott of Dl,aeld> sa' late
ly la town.
The West Sumner fair will be held
October l2th. !.
Mr.. Billings Of Waterford attended
the soldiers' reunion here the 2tth Inst.
Mr.. Perley Atkins and wife OF West
Paris stopped with bis wife's parents,
l.. A. Harlow and wife, Sunday.
Miss Ethel Head, ne are glad To
know, IL convslescing.
Frank barrett gives sl.25 per barrel
for fall apples.
Wilbur farrar and family OF South
Psri, visited Mrs. n. +. Bowker.
Mrs. Polly Howe and Mrs. Adellne
stst.ou visited relatives at Buckheld.
Mrs. X. 4. Bowker has been TO South
Paris to Wish her daughter, Nrs. X. r.
Tuell.
We learn that Mr.. Sanford's house "a
the eastern part Of this town Was strucl
by lightning and burned at A. ~.
Monday, the seth Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
EASY SUMNER.

The Baptist Association Was held In
the Baptist church last week, and VA.
an unusaliy interesting session and
largely attended. some of the leading
II. D.. 90 the denomination were pres
ent. Probablya report Will he given
elsewhere.
A union cattle show and fair will be
held at West Sumner on Oct. l2th. These
annual shows are made up by exhibitors
from sumner, Paris, Woodstock aud
part Of Hartford. Some hne cattle are
al~ays present at these exhibitions.
Columbus Day October 2lsr will be
observed la a public manner nj West
sumner, In the afternoon Of that date,
The q. A. X. Post aud the several
schools In town will participate In ap-
propriate exercises. Let the people
turn out and make the occasion = sue
cess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
nlfhli..

C.N. worusii, n. Q. bowler, Geo
J. IIapeood and Others started last
Thursdsy for Masallowsy 90 hunting
trip.
4. T. Rowe, Esq., Of Bostos, L. set.
ting well along with The repairs hs 4
making on The Iiammons house, which
he has lately purchased.
4. n. Jaskson has moved Into ths
Phllbrook house on High Street.
TIE Farmers Daughter Was played 81
the Opera House last Tuesday evening
and vas enjoyed b. those present.
J. q. Rich, Esq., has moved from his
former farm In Greenwood Into our
village. lie recently purchased the
Chapman house on Spring street and
will occupy u.
Rev. y. X. Beem Of the Unlversallft
church returned Saturday last from .
vacation trip 10 his homo In Ohio and
WAS 10 bile pulpit sunday. lie, With
Others, attends the Sunday school Con-
vention at Portland this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
MIRIAM.

Mrs. Ro,coe q. Green removed on
Monday to Madison, Maine, TO the resi-
dence erected by her late husband. Her
two Sons, Charles w. and Augustine u.
are In trade there.
Rev. Augustus T.. Sanborn and wife
removed on Monday TO Pennington, N.
II. These families will be greatly misc
ell In our village.
On SUNDAY the Methodist sabbath
school at East Hiram passed vote OF
thanks to the Grrene and Sanboru fam
llIcs for their aid In the sabbath school.
The superintendent on behalf Of the
school presented Misc Maud Greene
With q beautiful copy Of Teunyson'i
poems for her efficient services for {
long period - librarian OF the Sabbath
school.
Mr.. J. Davis wilder left homo Wed.
nesday 10 attend her daughter Who lIes
ct the point OF death 10 Ssco, and bel
only son, James D., u eu route frou
Chicago, III with consumption.
X. i. IIastings, Fec, Of FryeburE
was In town last week.
WIN. y. 0rcsue, the genial and popu
lar landlord st the NJ. Cutler House
conteuplstss . rsuovsi 70 hadlsoa
Maine. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
WISH aEIhEl

A heavy thunder shower and two
white fro-ts have called upon us since
last Monday morning.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
crops. Winter apples are well colorc'i
up and are being gathered 10. They are
very smooth and fair. Fall fruit (l'or-
t.r.) are selling for 81 80 per barrel.
IN. lsdic. IT the chapel aid are work
Ing hard In the Interest of their fair,
which Il "a come OF Thursday afternoon
aud evening. October q. The entsrprise
3. worthy OF the hearty support OF the
people.
Apple and hen thleye. are among us.
Amos scribner aud Dexter Mills are
some Of the sufferers from their night
deprcdation.. MIL recognized = person
leaving hi. hen house early last Sunday
morning.
nibe Harden IL again handling the
brasrs on the Grand Trunk Railway.
Josiah Iiorr has closed hls work for
A. \. Bean aud gone Ia l.ockland, Mass,
10 work for j. A. Torrey.
A. W. Grover and y. II. shaw are get
ting out part 81 car 81 cedar posts for
Aston Of shelburne, ". II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
THE OXFORD BEARS
TIE oo,Nos o. the wrsx M Al,
SECTIONS OF rNG COUNTY.
RuMFoRo eAIls

a very serious aSlieut occurred a
the paper mill Tuesday morning. vhrs
the trass work tor the ROOT. whIch n Of
iron. gave Way. pseclpltaikae The m~u
on The staging to the noor below among
= heap OF roonng. bricks and stone.
Pour men we're injured. Three 90 them
were extricstei quite easlly, but Prank
Mcknight VAS covered With such q
weight OK Iron that u took twelve men
,o raise u enough to ect him out. The
Injured men we're taken Co houses near
by, and q dispatch sent To Buckaeld Tor
Drs. Caldwell and DcSoster, Who im-
mesiiateiy took special engine. stop
ping II Canton FOR DR.. Coolidge aud
Dr. >iAn~ccd. arriving here about eleven
o'clock. In the meantime Dr. rierve OF
MeSico had arrived and dressed Q scalp
wound on John Bush, Que Of the injured
men, several stitches bring taken. At
eleven O'Clock he was taken "a nj. board
ING plsce. Hut the sadde-t sight of all
vas the mangled form % Frank Nc
Knight Who had been removed Tan
Turner's blcck and lay therc until the
doctors arrived two hoar- later. lie Was
Immediately put under thu influence Of
ether and u was found that the left leg
~as broken six az seven inches above
the Knee, also taat both hone. 90 the
left arm we're broken just above the
wrist. lie had an ugly wound on the
top "a the head, and wss bleeding from
the ears very badly. lie has q wound
In the right leg about half way be-
tween IN. knec aud thigh where he Vas
pinned Ia the door by bolt. IL took
the DEBTORS about two hours tn set the
leg and arm and dre.s the other wounds.
lie has revived from the Influence of
ether and AZ the present writing Il L.
thought I've vill r~cover. A boy nam~i
Bsbb ~as thrown from the staging and
badly bruised. one other man vas In
jar,si In the hack but tn what extent We
are unable Ia ssc,rtain. The cause Of
the accident l. unknown unless the
trusse- we're not properly stayed. They
had not been fssteaei In plac. per-
Glsnsntly aud ~err held therr BY stay.
ana guy rcres.
The work. ~ m. paper mill were
lighted by electricity Tor the first time
Tuesday night. \ night crew will work
on the excavations Tor the wheel pits.
lsrsel.on 4 Marx of Betlin Fails have
got nice line ~ clothing aud gents
furnishing. AZ the McGrcsor store.
4 large party from bath we're here
TUESDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
EASY BRowss,tLo.

Mr.. q. VI. Sanborn has returned from
BOSTON, where he has been visiting.
C.P. Clark, of the y. VA y. IL. u
a., has been In town.
The notice of the reception. given by
W. n. stickney on the 18th, failed Ia ap'
pear among the Items, aud though III
tie late, IL Was ton large . gathering W
East Browniield to pass unnoticed. Fol
lowing the long established custom, q
general Invitation to his friends In this
representative district MAS extended
Every town wa. represented; more than
30 .At at the tables, while others came
simply to Offer congratulations. After
refre.hments a.. II. Chapman OF Lowell,
samuel Warren of Brownheld, aud the
newly elected representative made short
speeches; then followed music. instru.
mental aud vocal. The host Was well
pleased aud had the assurance Of the
same from the guests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
IocKe'S MILLS.

A prayer meeting was held at the
church last Wednesday evening. Rev.
Mr.. Pickett Of Bethel, scting AZ leader.
Charles stowell has been quite alex
the past week.
The farmers are harvesting their crops
In this vicinity and report quite good
harvest, excepting the potatoes which
are small and rotting quite badly In
some sections.
10. NJ. Co.'s IL loading his poplar on
the cars. lie sold IL To A. NJ. Dudley,
Rryant's Pond.
The boys have great sport ccastlns
down the new sidewalk on their cycles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
aRAEHoN.

Daniel Ciinord Of Lincoln came Il
Grafton TO lumber this fall and winter
lie says he Il 10 haul 10 the stream
three millions. lie has force Of thirty
elk men that came With him. lie has
Lost one nice horse since he came. II
Was said TO be the best Of hls lot Of
horses.
Wednesday Of last week the remains
Of Maud 1cnney were brought Ia Graf
ton for lnterment. She was the dauEh'
ter Of James q. Tenney % Gorham, n
a., and died Of typhoid pneumonia
Grafton was Mr.. Tenncy's former home.
Mrs. Dclphlna whitman IL slowly rc'
covering and u able to BE- about the
house most Of the time.
Potatoes are q failure In this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
PORTER.


Nice weather Tor harvesting.
Potatoes will be . very light crop.
John s,acy's little child died Tuesday
last. The child had been sick for some
time.
Mr.. Gideon Mason died at kefar Falls
sunday last. lie had been out Of health
Nth asthma for years but died quite sud
denly.
Mr.. I. T.. French went Ia Portland
and MAS qualified a. pension attorney
before Judge Peabody. Mr.. French has
been Ia the pension business some two
aud q half years, having good success
Frost hold. OF remarkably: none Ia
kili To any amount as yet.
Dr. IIenjamin Tibbetts of Vsssal'
boro died and WAS brought to Far
.on.held for interment, his native place.
We had q very heavy shower on Mon
dAy morning last, oDe of the heaviest TOT
the season. The lightning struck sew
eral times near this village but did IT.
tie damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. and Mr.. Allen Chamberlain from
stonehsm, Mass, have been visiting al
Ms. Jane ilolton's.
quite a party from this vicinity visit
cd Greenwood Caves rccntly, aud ~
port \ good tune and the caves = great
curiosity. Verify thc-e caves are de-
serving Of more rrnown than falls Ia
their share.
Mrs.. Geo. klmbsll has been sick TOT
ths past few weeks, but IL Improving
now.
Mr.. Jane Robin. aud daughter ~
turned Ia Pah. saturday.
I'D Good had . hauling bee Friday "a
haul rocks Ia wall the cellar of hls new
house, which he has begun We under
stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
DENMARK.

Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, IL taking adj
vantage Of the low water aud IL putting
In new humc and penstock % his mill.
Mr.. bert Jor,ian's horse ran away
Thursday, throwing himself over . wall
aud cutting his legs quite badly.
Miss Anna sawyer committed suicide
Thursday morning ny hanging herself
To the stslr-rsil leading To the Masonic
Hall. She Was po.tmlstrcss and vas
respected by all. She was n member of
the silver lssl~ksh Degree Lodge. and
will be- greatly missed by all ~ho knew
her. No cause has been assigned for
the act.
u {. expected they viii hnIsh In the
corn shop saturday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-04
ROxBuRv,

Mr.. Weeks Ia. .old hi. farm back to
John Reed at Q handsome bonus over
what b. paid last spring. Mr.. Reed
buy. u for Mr.. swain of West leeds
Who !. To put up steam birch MIL az
soon q. possible. Til. Will make thre.
birch mill. In row Ia q distsnc. of one
and thr-s'-fourths miles. The bcom IL
not all at I.umford fslls.
At CANNON fslis Mr.. ChsPman has
hl. dam about done.
Herbert johnson IL able Ia BE- out
again aud doing some work On his
house.
Load. aud load. % fishermen are
passing. Their days for this year are
nearly over, as clcse time comes Octo-
h.r lat