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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
NORTH RuckElElp.


Mr.. John Barnes and wife OF Golden,
COL, are visiting relatives and friends In
our vicinity.
Rol Stetson and wife and his brother
Beecher were at ID. +. Heald's the 25th.
Harry Head and friend, Mr.. Austin
of Peru, started for Massachusetts, Mon.
day, the 10Th.
Mrs. G. ii. Gibbs and children Of Liv-
ermore Falls are visiting In our place.
Clinton Bates and family were at Mrs.
II. Monks the 25th.
Quite q lot Of our people who are In
terested In horse flesh In our town have
been doing quite q good Job repairing
the old Col. White trotting park the past
week.
A. +. Mason and wife have been to
Auburn and BowdOinham the past week.
Crops Of all kinds are growing nicely
since the rain.
The apple crop will be light In our
vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
FAST WATERFORD.

The funeral OF Samuel Plummer, only
son of Charles and Susan Plummer,
formerly Of this town but now oil
Colorado, occurred Tuesday at the resi-.
dence of Waldo 4. Brown. Deceased
was promising young man OF nineteen
years. lie died In Boston where he was
attending college. His parents came
east to care for him during his Illness.
George II. Keen Is working In the
chair factory at South Waterford.
Mrs. A. VI. williams OF Boston Is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Horace NJ
Skinner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
UPTON.


A bear was seen In j. T.. Vests past
ure by Enoch Sargent and Paul West
last week.
+. w. Bragg has gone to the Kelley
Institute.
AT. Abbott Is at Pennington this
week.
A. X. Frost Is building camp fol
sporting parties ut c. Pond.
Billy Burke's Ministries played to 9
crowded house In AbbOtts Hall last
Monday evening.
Iettie T.. Chase Is spending a few
DAYS with vesta Demeritt ut Enrol.
l.. NJ. Kennison preached very IN
terestlng sermon last Sunday from the
text 'sro live Il Christ and to die 10 gain.
Born, June 18th, to the wife OF Allie
Abbott, n daughter.
Born, June 25th, to the wife OF T.. G.
Chase, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
auckElElp.

The family Of tho late Capt. william
w. Bacon desire through the columns o.
the Democrat to thank their pelghborl
and friends for their kindness and old
during his recent sickness. DID
| Atwood, Spauldlng & Co., agents FOL
the Worcester Buckeye mower carry In
stock, besides large line Of mowers OF
all slzes up TO six-foot cut, full line Of
repairs for that machine.
Sllas Shaw died the sd Inst. after q
long illness, OF heart trouble.
Mrs. Julia Gardner, recently returned
from Indian Territory, visited her Buck
Geld friends the past week.
Kimball q. Atwood and family OF
Clifton, New Jersey, are In Buckfield for
few weeks vacation.
The Lucier Minstrels had full house
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. wills Z. Pike visited friends In
Canton the 18th and 10th Inst.
X. N. Prince has been quite III tie
past week.
w. J. Wheeler Of South Paris was In
town Wednesday.
The school exhibition at Nexlnscot
Hall Friday evening was decided sue
cess. The violin solos by the twin
brothers, the Irish boys, and the cornet
solos by the S-year-old son Of Hiram A.
Conant were especially noticeable and
interesting features Of the occasion.
The appearance Of q young lady BIZ
cyclist on our streets Is one OF the new
Innovations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

The Shepard family appeared al Odeor
Hall Wednesday evening before large
audience. AL Of the selections were
very good.
Pat Msloney's show Il advertised 70
appear At 0devu Hall July 18th. Irish
fun and wit. Usual prices.
The h0se house on Mechanic Street
has been moved up High Street near
Bankers shop.
A new laundry has been opened In the
house formerly occupied by George
King. Good work IL guaranteed.
The band gave short concert on the
common Tuesday evening and Will g've
another In two weeks at the band stand.
All wish to 20 both forenoon and
afternoon and see the trottlng that will
take place at Riverside Park July 18th.
Fourteen horses have been entered In
the three minute class, purse e15; fifteen
In the . 40 class, purse 100; four In the
a:T class, purse el25. III. II. f.,
Owoissa and Grlfiin In the free-for-sll,
purse e125. Tie ticycle races are well
filed and will be holly contested. The
track u In excellent condition and every
thing has been done around the park for
the comfort Of the public. The five
o'clock train going east will be held
until after the races. The Unlversalist
society will furnish dinner on the
grounds In their pavilion near the main
entrance.
The ladies' Club will serve Russian
supper In the Congregstionalist chapel
after the program at the park.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
PORTER.
Fine growing weather.

Eih' Eio"hk "Nss
Crops are all doing well.
Mr.. I. l.. French planted common yel'
low corn May 18th and June 2sth IL Wa.
spindled. How Il that for backward
season. Some forty days from time Of
planting. lie also has potatoes planted
May 10Th which are In blossom. Peas
sown broadcast In field, black eyes 81
called, a late variety, In full bloom
Good for backward spring. Mr
French has ON his farm some Of the old
fence rails split out by Hanson Libby,
one Of the frst settlers Of this town,
hundred years ago that are sound aud IL
a good state Of preservation.
Farmers will soon begin to cut theiI
grass. The crop Of hay will be good
The late rains have made y great change
Our school Il progressing finely under
the instruction Of Mrs. Durgin.
Plenty Of feed In the pastures. StoeI
doing well. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
HIRAM.

At the administrators sale on Satur-
day the Col. Aldric NJ. Clemens farm
was bought by the eldest daughter, Miss
Ruth Clemens.
Miss Mary True died In East Hiram
June 25th Of dropsy, aged about w
years.
Mr. Humphrey Hartford, q native OF
Hiram and long q citizen OF Denmark,
died recently In Lisbon Of paralysis,
aged 81 years. He leaves widow and
nine children. His remains were
brought to Hiram last week for burial In
East Hiram cemetery.
A subscription paper Ii 10 circulation
In aid of I.eander Cotton, who has been
alex some ak months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
WEST BETHEL

Another light rain since my last.
Grass IL coming forward fast, bu
must be rather light on dry land.
A. \. Bean returned from Roxbury
Yesterday. lie has been there to iooi
after his extensive numbering Interests
Ia that vicinity.
Mrs. Hamlin Of waltham, Mass, re
turns TO her home to-day.
Greer Merrill spent the day with you
correspondent last Wednesday. III
bears up brayely under his load OF dis
ease and pain. All hope he will SOM
time conquer aud he restored to health
Mrs. W. ID. Mills l. quite sick. Mr.
Mills family has been sadly afflicted o
late with sickness aud death, aud the!
have the heartfelt sympathy OF all.
win Tyler and Miss HENDERSON wer'
married Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
Wil SONS MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bean went to Cole
brook the first Of the week to do their
summer trading. They bought new
top buggy with their other purchases.
l.. o. Judd Is breaking Ernest BEN
nett's colt Jingle.
A Mr.. laden of London, Kentucky,
was up Monday to let the mall route from
here to Enrol, ". ii. The route was
taken by J. Shapney Of wentworth's
Location.
Our road surveyor, ii. q. Bennett, IL
putting the road In proper shape Tor
summer travel. lie has also built the
new road laid out by the county commits
sioners several years ago by ID. Z. Ben
nett's new house.
Dexter Blake and wife were In town
Wednesday.
Mrs. X. A. Storey has purchased q
new sewing machine.
IA. Flint and Fred Bumford were In
from Colebrook the last Of the week.
The rear Of JohnsOn's drive went by
Wednesday.
Deer are frequently seen feeding In
the fields around here.
DIR. Spauldlng came down from Far
macheenee Saturday homeward bound
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
EAST HEBRON,

John A. witham and Ezra Mason of
New Gloucester passed through this
place last Wednesday looking for pair
Of cattle.
A. I. Eastman and wife returned home
from the scashore last Monday where
they have been taking a weeks outing.
Mr.. James Fogg Is slowly Improving
| n health.
Miss Lila Writings school In District
No. G, Minot, closes Friday, June 3Oth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
GOTTA wooosrOCK.

We feel 1t duty to correct the state
ment made In last weeks Democrat In
regard to Miss Bradbury as dressmaker
She Is connected In the millinery busl
ness with her mother, who Is Abundant,
capable Of all we asserted. We were
argued out Of the real case by other par
ties who really know more about others
business than their own.
We were glad to meet Elisha Emery
and family at their old home In West
Paris yesterday.
Although 1t Il quiet In this vicinity at
present, you will hear from US ut mar
vest, which as to crops will cause the
ordinary farmer to feel jealous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Sumner Burnham, formerly n
resident of Norway, Is stopping at VIM
D. Perry's.
Miss Amy Perry Is at home for a vaca.
ton of few weeks.
Stephen Pottle painted Emerson XII.
cores buildings last week.
J. c. Saunders Is having several rooms
painted.
Mrs. Hosea Mckay Mabry Of Norway
visited Mrs. Charles Vented Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
SOUTHEAST BucKFleLo.

The fire department propose to sqairf
Mt Lewiston on the glorious Fourth.
Fred Atwood says that he IL hoping
and expecting that they will squirt two
or three clapboards higher than all
others. Let EN- squirt! The band VIII
also be there.
And now brace Of hungry hounds
have made wicked havoc In Mr.. Gerrish's
flock OF sheep. Nine have passed Into
unknown pastures and some twelve OF
fifteen yet finger on the shores OF time
In q badly chewed up condition. And
now, begging MIR. Gerrishs pardon,
comes in the ridiculous part OF the trans
action. The hounds were caught In the
very act, their collars removed and the
dogs let loose. Had the dogs been re.
moved and the collars let loose 1t would
have been about the correct thing. u
has come to q pretty pass II \ man cant
lawfully protect his own and slay the dc
stroyer even n he does have collar on
his neck and tag on his tall. When
those looss dogs shall have killed the
last sheep In town who 10 going to pay
for the last sheepf The dog and bitch
money won't reach that far. We admire
the Individual dog II he 10 q good one
but nine times 10 ten the collective dol
IA = nulsance. Quite frequently IL Is IN,
impecunious individual who keeps ina
sort OF q dog. Better no law than
license to Kill. Il comes to that u IN.
collar protects the destroyer. But u
isu't reasonable and don't believe u.
Mr.. Silas shaw paused away frida!
morning after more than two years "
SUFFERING. Il appeared that he pss:et
While sleepIng and while the famll!
wers slseplne. The services were bell
Ut ths house Sunday morning. ksv: NJ
Keen o6,clating. soAx'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
NEWRv.

NJ. l.. Thurstou's steam mill at the
Branch was burned Saturday, 24th ult.
Not long after the hands had shut down
and left at night fire was discovered In
the engine house, and before sufficient
help could be summoned the whole build
Ing was 10 flames. The loss L. consider
able. About one hundred cords OF birch
remained to be sawed, which Mr.. Thurs-
ton Il now moving to the mill at Newry
Corner.
Miss Ada Eames returned TO her home
In this town from Lawrence, Mass,
Tuesday. She II Just getting up from Z
severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank Douglass, daughter Of L
j. Sargent Of this town, u sick With
typhoid fever.
West on . visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
SWEDEN.

Mr.. James Bennett Of Boston accom-
panied by his brother, Oscar, OF Norway
il visiting at Charles Benefits.
Miss Mary A. Plummer arrived home
the sd on a vacation Of two weeks.
j. W. Nash, Of Norway, and wife
were In town the past week.
Frank W. Evans was historian of the
graduating class at North BridgtOr
Academy this year, so quite delegation
of our people felt Interested to attend
the exercises which took place the 2stl
MI .elth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
DENMARK,

The ladies' circle met With Mrs. c. u,
Belcher Wednesday afternoon and even
Ing. About fifty partook Of supper
which was served from U TO d.
Mrs. A. ii. Jones OF the Msplewo0
has received many applications for sun
mer board, and ut present has quite :
number. Among the number at present
Il Rev. Mr.. Randall, who 10 preachlns
to the people here this summer, 10 tn
church on the hill.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison will hold service.
In the Universslist church Sunday after
moons at 4 80 until farther notice.
Mr.. Walter Berry will carry the NAL
the coming season, instead Of fIenr,
Bartlett 40 was expected.
Nrs. JENNA Ingalls, 10 very poorly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
LOWELL.

Quite delegation went from Lowell to
the graduating exercises at North Bridg.
ton. Mr.. Roy Pottle and j. A. Stearns
Of lowell graduate this term.
Mr.. Il. 4. Stearns aud family, Mrs. y.
G. Stearns and family and Mrs. Lamar
and family have arrived at the Centre.
The school at the Centre closes this
week.
Rev. william Sandbrook has closed a
pastorate Of seven years with the Con-
gregational church In Lowell. He has
proved an able preacher, q faithful pas
tor, and leaves here with the best wishes
Of the people regardless Of church con-
nections.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
RUMFoRo CENTRE.

Mrs. ii. A. Small was moved to Port
land last week.
Mr.. r. II. Burgess has moved Into thu
house occupied by her and T. ii. Small
has moved into Mr.. Pettengilrs house
near the butter factory.
Mrs. C. T.. Eaton IL still very sick
They have an experienced nurse from
Portland to care for her.
Rev. @. Il. IIannaford paid his friends
a visit last week. lie IL meeting with
excellent success at West Durham and
Powual,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
FRyEeuRo.

4
Mrs. N. d. Barker atarted for tin
worlds fair last week. Her slster, Mlsi
Hattie Pike, was to Join her ut Swanton
Miss Leah Barker was not well enough
TO make one of the party, but may 70
later.
Fred Fife has been. at homo from Au.
gusta.
viii Dow Of the Portland Express
was here over Sunday.
II Il gratifying TO state that Mr.. Q. II.
Walker shows some signs OF improve
ment. He has been very sick with
erysipelas.
The woman'a Club met June a3i and
made some expression Of sympathy and
regard In memory Of Mrs. A. 3. Worm
wood.
Calvin Austin Of Boston was In town
over Sunday.
Miss Desriug left for Paris on Mon
day.
Board of Agriculture, has moved into
the village Into Mr.. Richardson's house.
Mr.. McKecn attended tho graduating ex-
ercises ut Orono this week.
Rev. Mr.. Sandbro0k, late OF Lowell,
preached ut the Congregational church
Sunday, June 25th.
The body of Miss Abby Graffam OF
Auburn was brought here, to her early
home, for burial.
Mrs. Fife went to Boston the frat OF
the week.
Invitations to the wedding OF J. Phil
Hubbard at Washington, ID. O., July 9th,
have been received here.
Miss Annie II. Osgood, late Register
of Deeds, was married to Mr.. Will Stone
Of Springfield, Mass, by Rev. G. 8.
Young, on Wednesday evening, juno
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Barrows attended
the State Congregational Conference ut
Brunswick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Dlnsmore have re
turned from Athens, Greece, where they
went for study year ago.
The announcement Of the failure OF
James Mcmillan Of Minneapolis, Mlnn.,
was q surprise to his friends and ac-
aualntances here. Mr.. Mcmillan was
born and reared In Fryeburg, and went
to Minneapolis with his mother and sis
tiers some twenty years ago. Ills lia.
bllities are said to be about e2OO,OOO
while the assets are stated to be some
5000, 900 nominally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
OlCkvAlE.

wyman and Hall have finished peelinl
hemlock on Black Mountain.
The Second Advents have their chspe
up, boarded and shlngled.
Miss Crockett has closed her schO0l ii
Franklin Centre. Miss Hopkins close,
her school this week.
Flossie Richardson Is at work for Mrs
b. l.. Rowe.
Pigs plenty for % each.
The timely rain has done much good
to grass, grain, and hoed crops.
A good hay crop ls predicted In Thu
section.
Peru voted June 2lth to build A. j
Farrar q new road and discontinue thI
old one. II Is good thing for Al, but
II makes some OF the meadow owners
rave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
RuMFoRp FALLS.

Thomas Brothers OF East Rumfor'
have the foundation Ill laid for . 30xS
thr-e-story building ut the head OF vir
gin Hin.
J. A. Keuuey aud wife, George Brigg
and wife aud DR.. noratio woodbury. o
South Paris passed through this placs
last Friday on their return from thu
lakes fishlng.
Mr.. Horace Tibbetts Il putting up {
stable In connection with his dwelling
on Virgin Hill.
A Mr.. Bryant also has the lumber on
the spot for dwelling there.
Sumner Tucker and George Cook OF
South Paris have been here the past
week making preparations TO build 9
double tenement house at the head OF
Falls Hill where Mr.. Tucker has pur-
chased three lots. Mr.. Tucker thinks he
will locate here permanently.
Ben King was obliged to give up bis
restaurant business here on account OF
the sickness Of his wife. A Mr.. Adams,
who has been In the business down on
the dat near the depot, has leased tho
rooms Of Mr.. Turner and will continue
the business as before. lie Ia highly
recommended by bis patrons.
Mr.. Joy informs Us that the railroad
bridge over the lower canal IL almost
completed.
Ell Roy Is getting out the foundation
for the Mexico bridge and the new
hotel.
j. j. Calhoun, of the firm Of Field &
Calhoun, house furnishers, returned this
week accompanied by his wife. They
are setting up housekeeping In Gonya
Block, new enterprise for them. We
wish them success.
F.F. Bartlett's goods arrived from
Oxford last Tuesday overland, one
pair of horses drawing them, q weight
Of 400, making the distance In about
tweuty-four hours.
Morris Brown Il closing out his stock
In trade regardless Of cost. He goes to
North Jay to trade.
They are moving the Office from the
lot, setting derricks and engine, etc.,
ready to commence on the foundation
for the new hotel.
The boys In the paper mill are some
what grieved because they are not to be
allowed the Fourth to celebrate In.
Mrs. DIR. Bimford, daughter OF Mrs.
DIR. Abbott Of Mexico, died quite sud-
denly Friday morning. She was APP
parently as well as usual Thursday
afternoon over at the Falls, and In the
evening with the rest of the family. We
were unable to ascertain the cause.
This year the 9TH will be a quiet one
for Rumford Falls, as the city fathers
deemed II wise not to celebrate or allow
the sale Of fireworks here, seeing there
Ia so much loose timber and shavings
lying about. But no one IL sorry ex.
cept the youngsters to whom We Will
say to console In part: Look out for the
next Fourth of July.
DR.. Dessaint will build three story
building In the residence section. Murch
& Arnold will do the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
EAST BRowNFielp.

Fishing excursions are now In order
but where are all the fi.hS We see mono
of those wonderful trout, bass, etc., thai
we read Of.
Having will soon be In order on the
farms. Grass 10 looking well.
Mrs. Matilda Poor has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. j. 3. Grey, but hal
returned to Boston where she makes hel
home with her sous.
Mrs. Mary Pease Is visiting at hel
grsndfather's, Nathaniel Hllls.
Mrs. Mary Fitch Il ut her fathers, j
r. Hills.
The buildings on the town farm an
undergoing much needed repairs.
will be much more comfortable for ri
when they are completed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Miss Sadie Rowe arrived here from
Nebraska the I'D to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Bean.
T.. \. aud Seth l.. Mason are working
for Charles Cook at the Corner.
Mrs. Dora Mason and daughter Heller
are nj Portland visiting friends.
Seth Mason and wife went to Buekfieie
to attend the funeral Of Sllas Shaw thu
25th Inst. -,
Mrs. Milton Chapman Il stopping Will
her daughter, Mrs. NJ. Penley.
I. q. Kimball was up this way TN
18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
WEST SUMNER.

Freeland Howe, Esq, and wife, OF
Norway, visited his mother, Mrs. Polly
Howe.
A. T.. Morrison and family Of Rum
ford Falls visited relatives here.
The ordination Of Rev. j. T.. Berry
occurred here the 3Oth ult.
T.. A. Harlow and wife went to Can
ton the 10Th ult., to attend the burial OF
his nephew, DIR. Wsrdwell Of Massachu-
sets.
John Barnes, Esq, and wife, Of Colo
RADIO, visited relatives and friends here.
Strawberries are plenty In this vicinity
In the pastures and fields.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos or THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS
The YillaR

II Weot F6Nl0
The village school closed Friday.
| Il. ID. Andrews went TO Fryebur1
Tuesday with his blackboard and span e
carry the families Of l.. b. Abbott and
simon Pickett.
Quite number of our people took ad
vantage Of the Y. o. q. G. excursion and
Visited Portland Thursday.
The Shepards gave us q good enter
talnment last Thursday evening.
Pat Maloney II to visit us again with
his troupe July 18th. Reserved seat
tickets left ON sale with II. Il. Andrews.
Grass In this section Il looking well.
The sweet corn crop II q little back
ward as some of Il had to be re-planted.
Collector Garland visited US this week.
y. A. Young L. marketing some nice
strawberries.
The Universalists observed Sunday,
July ID, as Children's Day.
Although last Sunday was rainy there
Was good attendance at the services at
the chapel. The children's exercises In
the evening were good. The house was
decorated with plants, flowers and ever
green's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
PERU,

A boat full OF river drivers from Gil.
bertville as they were going up the river
towards Dixfield discovered the body OF
a man In the river on the shore OF the
island opposite George Newman's, and
they notified the selectmen and the
coroner and It proved to be the body OF
Carey who was drowned about six
weeks ago. The selectmen buried 1t 10
the town lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04

The Bangor Commercial has this
agraph regsrdinga product Of Mount
ia nov on exhibition at the worlds
al; NO one article In all the vast
"usctlon OF the products Of the world
ame chicago Exposition attracts more
.'entlon than the lIamlln necklace
.saed by Dr. A. q. Hamlin Of this city,
M which Was borrowed expressly for
SxhloltIon purposes by Tiffany & Co., OF
Wv York. The Tiffany PAVILION 10 one
,he principal features Of the great
aaltactuIes building and among all
VIC nvh treasures that Il contains this
.eAlaee shines resplendent, not even
ssS,eD diamond receiving more
sused admiration from the thousands
- Visitors. The necklace, ~ Bapgo!
sps viii remember, IL composed
y III tourmalines FROM MI. Mica
.sa iorms q magnificent collection OF
49, Own gems. Tiffany q Go. have
r,rearded u With the name aud residence
aso owner and not only describe u q
:, mole but detail the especial beauties
IN, component gems. Bangor people,
49, 49, have visited the Exposition fee
was proud of the distinction accordet
s ~ sseluslvsly hone producs."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
NORTH PARIS.


II. w. Durham has bought yoke Of
oxen Of Charles Stevens.
X. Churchill and wife went to South
Paris Tuesday.
The recent rain Is just what the crops
needed, particularly grass.
Our highway agent, Eugene Curtis
did good job on the roads In this dis.
trlct, although haylnga small amount
Of money to expend.
VIII Andrews Is sick at his uncle's
America Andrews, where he has been
visiting.
Moseiy Foss and wife, Of Milton, visit
cd his mother Sunday.
Alonzo Tuell Is ut work for j. u
Crawford.
VIII Blood was at X. Churchilrs sun
day.