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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
WEST Bethel.

C. II. Bracket Of Monroe, 10 visiting
his brother. Roy, and other friends 10
this vicinity.
Mrs.. George K. Mills Of Auburn 70
spending few days 10 town.
Mn. Margaret McLoud 10 quite alex
threatene with fever.
Hiram Tyler and wife have gono 70
live with Bracket Small Of B0lster's
Mills, Mr.. Small being their daughter.
Among the arrivals at West Bethel
last Monday were two young men from
Norway vic Bethel thence By hand pro-
pslier up the Androscoggin 70 this
place. They were en route fop the
northern lakes and the homo Of Wild
game. Their experience 10 the past had
taught them that while cubs might b
pretty things to handle and play VIII
yss shs besrs, now ~ veil - 10 ancient
times might b dangerous things when
1t loose among children or even men
They left here on the ave o'clock train
on the Grand Trunk.
Nrs. WILDER arrived home Wednesday,
Nahum Mason has had company from
ths vicinity Of Colsbrooks N. n.
Thsre was large turnout - bethe
l fAir and horsstrot from hare. :.
Frank p. Morrill, Of Norway vas u
tpWa rsesntly. Glad 70 grsse h'ns
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NoRTH BUcKFIELD.


Lots from our place went to the Can
ton fair.
Arlington Damon Is quite sick at hi
fathers, j. B. Damon's.
Fred Harlow has gone to Flora
Park, Long Island, TO work for Johr
Lewis Childs.
WIN Bisbee and Alton Damon are
running v. ID. Bicknell's threshing ma
chine this fall.
E.P. Churchill and his sister who
have been ut. Mrs. n. B. Emery's thii
summer have gone to Oxford on visit
Carl Heald and Sam Keen are up u
the lakes.
N. Mason IL ut his sons, A. r. Mason's
Mrs. George b. Damon Of Portland Il
ut her fatherJn-law's, c. Damon's, on 9
Walt.
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plckNAlE.

Ths Advent chapel In Franklin u
really complsted.
We have 3 new nall carrier, Afs
AlIsn hon Hartford.
John Putnam b hpishlng hia new
hosse. vhich b has rented 70 Mr.. Allen.
Thcnas Wyuan y learning TO ride .
bicycls. Nov and then b lands outside
thc rod n the bushee.
Several froo this place attended tne
faia q Cantou. We were ono o. tnat
nunber. Ihere was = good show
IN u hall; also coed show, of cattle.
Thsrs grspss ssn esnts . pespd, quartss
a : cellar . baakst, also pesrs slx fos
To- ooots. SIS 81, lIi-
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NORTH PARIS.

Curtis Abbott Of Bethel and Mrs
GRAFTON Abbott Of Denver visitet
friends at North and West Paris las
week.
Last week a daughter came to glad
den the hearts Of 4. II. Andrews and
wife.
LEILA Durham, the only daughter ol
III. w. Durham and wife, died last Mon.
day, the 18th, after long and painful
sickness. Funeral services Thursday
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wheeler. MI
Dunhsm's brothers from Lewiston,
wsterville and Brattleboro, W., were
present at the services.
j. b. Richardson IL very sick and IL II
not thought he can recover.
Extra meetings have been held here the
last two weeks nearly every evening
conducted BY Rev. Mr.. Buffam.
Mrs. Loretta Crawford lost roll oil
rugs, nine In number, between the fair
grounds and North Paris In coming from
the fair.
Mrs. Eliza Durham Is visiting at
America Andrews.
Charles wyman has bought sucking
colt Of DOdavah Hammond.
Everett Robbins Ia at work on his
house. O. @. Chandler Is at work for
him.
Leila Durham died September 18th
after a very painful illness. She Was
buried Thursday. Her parents have the
> sympathy Of their many friends In their
great sorrow.
Mr.. whitney and Norah have returned
from Porter.
L. IL. Andrews and wife have been
made happy by the birth Of a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
allnEoRn eAlLa

John Dubrsy has moved his busines'
again. This time Into the 4orrieol
| Building which was recently occupiet
By the Central drug store.
Drs. 8. Haughton and Putnam have
taken rooms together In the Nelsor
Block over the Tines ONCE.
Mr.. 8. Z. Tucker has bic house nearly
completed. when done We think III
will have one Of the INCEST and best 10
Gated dwellings In Rumford Falls.
Two arc lights Of 100 candle power
have been placed on Rumford Avenue
the past week near Mr.. Pettengill's and
Mr.. Davis new houses.
Contractor White has been 10 Lewis-
ton several days the past week In the
interest Of the n. 4. church here. !.
8. l.. Fogg, who has recently located
here. has received the appointment OF
trial Justice BY Governor Cleaves. !.
Change of time on the Portland and
Rumford Falls Railway went Into euect
Monday, September 18th. Trains
leave kumford Falls at Q A. y. and 2'40
r. n. and arrive at II An. and ADJ
r. u.
The Rumford Falls Power Company
have issued the following notice TO al
their tenants, VIZ: You are hereby no
titled that from and after this date tie
sale Of all intoxicating liquors, beers
AID soft drinks Of every kind on any
property of the Rumford Falls Power
COMPANY 10 forbidden. II the above
notice 10 not complied with this shall b.
and 10 notice for you to vacste these
premises within thirty days from inc
date hereof.
Rumford Falls Power Company.
by Waldo Pettengill.
Dated RumfOrd Falls, Sept. D, 1903.
Wednesday, Sept. 18th, WIN. +.
Parlln, ferryman, WAS arrested Tor
drunkenness and finded sll.GS which he
paid.
Chamberlain & Sinclair's and seized.
They plead guilty Of single sale and
paid fine OF $50 and cost.
Two csses of larger beer was seized at
the depot Intended for sale on the Nat.
All the above arrests and seizures
were made by Deputy Sheriff Porter,
the same day making quite . GOOD days
work.
Tuesday night Mr.. Porter arrested
Thomas Thompson for intoxication anu
reckless driving on the street. Thomp-
son plead guilty and paid his hne.
The paper mill 10 now turning out
about thirty.five tons daily.
The village schools are to commence
Monday, September 18th.
Mr.. john Somme.s has opened q
grocery store In the resident section.
c. s. Osgood's new house 10 up and
boarded.
The paper company has leased the
Gallant house on Canal Street, and will
1t It up for . boarding house for their
helm this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
sNHEpGN.

Quite q lot OF good work has been
done In the cemetery near W. b. Stew
ems and there u talk Of painting the
fence.
George n. Bennett and wife are Walt
Ing friends In Marion, Mass.
bertha Holden 10 1t work at Harry
epo6ord's - Bridgton.
been &C o. P. Saunders' OF late, have 70
turned % Massachusetts.
D. p. Sauudsn has had new chin.
oev built IN The eli Of his house, and
msdo several other Improvements.
Lissls weslsy returned homo from
Massachusetts last week.
Nh. walter Flint b quito sick viii
Me-. Bsaj. 8. Holden y quite poorly
school bsgins In Dist. No. ] the 25tl
under The instruction Of Mis- Fannie L
Hubbard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
EAST RuMEORp.

Henry Abbott and wife are on . visit
to their son Carroll In Waterville.
r. c. Hutchins Of Chesterville was In
town Friday and sold wagon to c. H.
Abbott.
Jessie Bishop Is working In the corr
shop at Dixfield.
A. J. Marble and wife attended the
Norway fair.
ID. 8. Marble OF Dlxfield and w. II.
BRIGHAM Of West Auburn were In town
Thursday.
Z. Z. Abbott is picking his cranber.
ries.
Herman Twitchell has returned to
Haverhill, Mass.
Mrs. Cora Clifford Is teaching the fall
school here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
BETHEL

BETHEL.
The Academy aud the Norway High
School boys met on the common Sat.
afternoon and played friendly game of
ball. The game was not finished Tor
one decision given by Umpire Hastings
In the seventh inning caused Mr.. Barns
to withdraw his nine to the Bethel
House, and walt two hours for the train.
The following Ia the score. Norway
High School o. Academy's 0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26


Our people have been busy harvest
Ing.
Several carried something.
The town team from this town wa,
something to be proud of. Although
not large, Il was very nice. i believe
they took first premium besides Guido
Ing all In the drawing match.
Rufus Morrill, and family OF Norway
are Ia town. :,
HsyerhIii, Mass, are stopping for few
weeks ut II. Hutchlnsont.
Ernest Morrill, and wlfe, give . recep.
tion this Thursday evening. A good
time 10 expected.
s. A. Wheeler and wife Of waltham,
Mass, are visiting at J. II. Beans:
Several from this place Intend visiting
the worlds fair next month.
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Neties 81 Pstitisn for Disehargs.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, % Court Of Insolvency. In The case
OF offs HAYfORD, Insolvent Debtor.
Fl. ss.S a ssysS !sps . & Sssn
ssn.sd TO ssid Court for said County, By Ofiss
IiAYFORD of Canton. In The County oi
discharge from all his debts, provable under the
proyisions OF Chapter seventy Of the Statutes OF
Maine, and upon said petition. 70 IL Ordered by
The ssme before said Court q Paris. In said
County Of oxford, on "wednesday, the isth day
Of Oct, A. ID. 1888, at nine o'clock In the fore.
tSs %. ford Democrst, q newspaper pubIished IN
aid County Of Oxford, once week for thros sue
oessive weeks, the last publication 20 b ssven
days before the day Of hearing and shas 81 crea
sons Interested, may appear at said place. and
time and show cause. II any they have, Why
discharge should mot be granted ssid debtor 10
Xttest -ALbEkT ID. PARK, Register
Of said Court for said County OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

AGobg the attorneys attending cour'
y, ast week wsr, Hon. Addison T.
|srrick Of Bethel, Hon. Oscar ii. Her.
y o. Bucktleld, Hon. j. Il. Swasey OF
sion. Luther II. I.udden, John X
|s.k and John =. Harlow, Esqs., OF
llnsld, Hon. Alfred 5. kimbali oil
BsxsS. Judge Wilson and Hon. James
Ehsat Of south Paris, Hon. George
ksbee and John &. Swasey, Esq., Of
|lnsstd falls.
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Asr0s COPY '7 1aSssr d. PARK. Register
OXFORD, % "A. . Cour Of P,oba.s held |

OXFORD. ss,-Ata Court Of Probate heh q
on Il: thru Tuesday Of seps.. A. b. iss.
..tsss ' Of xLoSao IiiiEID. l.is
Of Riley Plantation. In sald comfy. dseea.sd.
Of he ssssis Of said deceased for allowance,
OaDERED, That The said Admr. give sotioe
70 all psrsons interested therein, D,
s:..;sy 4 {: i # :s s,: -: y:
printed Il Paris, In aid County. that tAey may
appear 81 Q Probate Court % Be hoklen ~
Psns.in aid County on he third Tuesday OF Ocs
next, a nine ociock In ne forsncons ~
'h'a'a ''' v SSESioE A. WILSON. Judge.
AsrDseop'-S;,Hi,ss;i n D. PARK. a.s,...r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
UPTON.

Rev. Mr.. Keunison preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sundays subject, 1--WE
All do fade 90 leaf"
Upton l. we'll represented at the Bethel
fair this week.
Mrs. G. L. Douglas, Of Everett, Mast,
q visiting friends and relstives Ia town.
Mr.. Ryersou lost horss last week.
A. w. Judkins killed lamb Saturday
Ave months old, that dressed 20 IA lbs.
Lettis Il. Chase 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. Ida Lombard has gone 10 Ma.
galloway 70 work. :.
Mrs.. Allis P. Abbott has gone "a
Rumford falls % live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
MEssENGERs NOTICE.
OyyicE OF THE sHERiFY ov OXFORD COUNTY
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ST. Sept. Soth. A. ID. lseo.
This IL 70 give Notice, that on the 90th day OF
Sept, A. ID. iss, q Warrant In Insolvency va.
Issued out Of the Court of Insolvency for said
d. Richardson Of Dir a.judged 70 be an Insol.
ventDebtor,on petition Of said Debtor which peti.
ton Was died on the n day Of Sept, A. ID. 1855 70
which last named date Interest on claims IL 20 be
computed; that the payment Of any deots and the
ing 10 said debtor, 70 him or for his use, and the
delivery and transfer Of any property BY him
are forbidden by law; thai meeting OF the
Creditop Of said Debtor. 10 prove their debts and
be held at Court Of Insolvency. 70 DO holden Of
Paris In said County, on the lsth day OF Ocs.,
A. ID. lee1, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date nrss above writ
O. y. TRAsK. Deputy Sheriff,
a. Messenger Of the Court OF Insolvency. for
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oy.9sp A &c cs e. c: g r y S. s:
s. sslsa ?".:s:y q s:Ys 3: O.. ... :. :,
o q s6Ssissrsaos Of sss ks;sss Of said deceased
ospsSsD, That ssaid Adnr. Eivs n0tios Of
u. sans 70 ell psrsoss inssrs:;sd tssrssn, y
csssivsiy h Is 6Siesd psnocsI 5 ssvspspsI
psar q freSsss Cosis % s. ~. q fsris VII
Il and for said County. on ~ third Tuesday q
sSow essss, n any thsy hsvs. Why ths as.s
'''sn dio. \. WILSON. J.dss.
ATss'" AIssEr D. PARK. nss,sssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
EAST eRoWNFlGlD.

A. r. johnson has moved Into his new
shop and will be pleased to receive hii
customers.
Miss Genie Rounds has gone to Massa'
chusetts for IN extended visit.
The winter time for the NJ. c. X. *,
takes effect September 24th from that
time we shall have but two trains where
we now have three save mixed going
east In the afternoon.
There Is . general report Of very
small apple crop. -,
l.. X. Giles having done the worlds
fair has gone to Nebraska for business
trim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
NORTH ALBANY.

Master Leland Z. Klnbali Is sick with
rhsmatio fever. :.
Of The day.
Kimball, also Homer worthley end
Arthur Bean attended the fair At Nor.
way and rsport . very pleasant time.
| 0uits Q number from this vicinity
went 70 The fAir at Bethel. d
II. ana Mn. Charlie BAksr from Mas
sshs:st.. ere visiiins bis sister, Nm
uarshAll lumsn.
! Harry ianaa i hsrs On W. vacation
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WI" ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, % AT . Court Of Probate held z
Paris, within and for the County OF OXFORD
Nancy w. Head. named Executhx In Ger
tain Ihstrurent purpoIting Y b the ias: WI
and Testament Of COLUMBUS HEALD
late Of sumner. In said Cornty, deceased
ORDEkED, That the said petitioner give notic<
10 all persons intercsted by causing copy OF thi'
order 70 be published three weeks successively
10 the oxford Democrat printed q Pshs, ths,
Paris in safd County. on the third Tuesday Of
Oct. next, at Of The clock In the forenoon. an!
.how cause u any they have. why the said
allowed % the last Will and Testament Of said
deceased. and that Al,an 8. Robinson, be
Gro. A. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy-Attest:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
BROWNFielp.

We are having very nne weather foI
September. Cool nights and warm days
IL Il quite sickly In tow. There are
number Of cases Of typhoid fever. a
great many are suffering With very bad
colds.
Mrs. Frank Staples Il very sick.
Mrs. Win Rowe and her mother, Mrs.
Seavey, have gone to Peabody, Mass,
for quite an extended Walt.
Miss Lima Frink has returned to
Portland to resume her dressmaking.
Quite number have come to North
Conway to witness the Kelley reunion.
8. N. Adams Il to be postmaster II
the near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
OXFORD.

The corn shop closed Wednesday.
The amount Of sweet corn raised was
less than last year owing to the un-
fortunate season.
Rev. Mr.. Cadmus gave . talk Sunday
evening under the auspices Of the w. G.
#. U. on "T'he drunkards Of Boston aud
how they liye."
Rev. j. N. Buffum will lecture Tues
day evening under the auspices OF the
Oxford Division Sons Of Temperance.
Subject, "Bolts and Bars"
Mrs. wescott Of New York Is visiting
hera
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
pIxFIELp CENTRE.

Farmers are all taking 10 the Andres
coggin valley fair with their families.
Daniel Newton and wife are away IT.
tending the worlds fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbetts OF Augusta,
who have been spending q few weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Affie Holman
returned to Augusta Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

TAe D,mocrat Il always glad to heal
J The enterprise Of graduates OF It's
|fs. Now here's an instance:
w. and Mrs .>lvsh Eastman were
b., happy this morning by the Ar
|nl d a daughter In their home. hei
lrbr has tclrphoned this Office that sht
,Asauty. st. Cloud, (Minn.O Jour
|-Pfvss, sept. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
DENMARK.

Mr.. Randall has nnlshed his services
here % pastor Of the Congregationallst
church and has returned to Andover,
Mass, to resume his studies.
Mrs. Horace Blake was stricken with
apoplexy lsst Saturday and has remain
ed unconscious ever since.
Mr.. 8. G. Davis has returned to his
duties at Washington, ID. c.
Work In the corn shop will end FRI
day, Sept. 22d. Corn has been very
poor owing to the drought, and the pack
will be small compared With other years
only about $50, 900 will be put up.
Mrs. Jennie ingalls, remains about the
same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

OXFORD, 90 AT Court Of Probate he'll =!
on he third Tuesday Of Sept. A. ID. isss.
George ID. Bisbee. named Executor IN
certain Instrument purporting 20 be the last
win and Testament Of DAVID rARRAR
late Of Buckash In .aii County, Sly aecease'
ORDrRED, That the said petitioner give no
tce 70 ali persons Interested, by causing copy Of
this orier 20 he published three weeks suece.s
lively In the Oxford Democrat printed 81 raris
beh NJ Para In said County, on the thlri Tues
LAY Of Oct next, at nine O'Clock In the forenooa
anil show cause. II any they have, why the sal
instrument should mol be proved, approved an
,iecea ed, and that said petitioner be appoint
ell executor. ,.,so>, ,,..
A true copy-sttess,- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
NORWAY LAKE.

David Floods house d all plastersd
and u abost ready for The anish % d
Nh. Jsdliu. Is Waiting al c. W. Par
W 8. Psrtridgss' soa Dosali, tve
yesn old, isli l.st wednesday and mc
fured . snail bone above u,e elbow o.
his Isfy arm. 10 was 80 By Dc. barks'
AID b doing well.
Niss Aury Parsridss and si:sss ti'sa
srs yIsiilsg relatives q eosth rAs'A
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s: =. ,:s AZ, . ssy , 5, s x: s .a:.
q P Pro for ts County Of ford and sssSS.
81 the trust OF Admlnistrator Of the estate OF
<. PRUDENTiA ROBlNsON. lats. Of Oxford.
n sala county. deeeassd. By sivinE bond % a. the
indebted 70 The estate Of said deceased 70 make
immediate payment, and tbose who have any
demsnds thereon 70 exhibit the same 70
Sept. l0h, lN1. GEO. o. ROBINSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
Wit SON,S MILLS

Game Warden J. w. Clark had j. 8.
Danforth, manager Of Parmacheenes
club, before Trial Justice X. A. Storey
for illegal possession Of . moose head
lie plead guilty and paid fine and costs
Charles Harndou, one OF the Parma
eheenee guides, had the misfortune to
break his arm about fifteen miles from
camp.
IN. Fickett Of Newry IL up on {
visit To the home Of his boyhood. lie ],
stopping with his cousin, Mrs. j. G.
Bean.
Joseph Carter and family have gone
to Lancaster and vicinity, aud will b
gone fortnight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
RoxsuRv.

Th,s town Il to celebrated In song
The poet Carr Was In towu last week,
putting the natural beauties OF tn
place 10 verse.
a elsewhere.
Our lambs are for sale. bat no buyers
ssors shssp WIN b si.oss give awsJ
T,,s white grub worm has doos .
srssf dssl Of damage hsre. a Gfs.'
rsnv scrss OF rruss are entirely Killed
ana he sod can Be- rolled up like q car
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos or THE WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
ALBANY.

SIoSNus
Ambrose wardwell Of Connecticut Il
whiting hls father, Gilbert wardwell.
Everett Matherson Of Providence, r.
l., d stopping with hls coasin, Nrs. Car
ter Grover.
Miss EVE wilbur 10 at homo for q
short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Bird were Al
Bethel Friday visiting his uncle, j. T.
kimball, ESQ.
Our sweet corn has very generally &C.
capped the frost, but makes very slow
progress In ripeulng.
Messrs. Dyer & Flint arc doing the
threshlng In the central and southerly
parts Of the town, and are giving good
satisfaction.
WIN Grover is doing Abel Andrew
plowiug with pair Of horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

OXFORD. ss,-At . Court Of Probate bald q
Paris. within and for the County q Ok
John X. Berry. presents certain lnstrumen!
purportinG 70 be The last WIN and Testament Of
WILLIAM d. BERRY, hts Of sumner. In said
County deceased having presented the same f'r
ORDERKp, That the said petitioner give notice
10 al persons Interested, By causing copy OF
this order 70 30 published three weeks sncces-
sively In the Oxford Democrat printed ~ Pans
held at Pahs, IN said County, on the third
Tuesday OF Oct next, at nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon, and show cause II any they have, why the
taid instrument should MOI be proved, approved
raid deceased. and that Joann y. Berry be ap-
'''- GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
A true copy-Attest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
SUMNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. @. r. Dyer vislted 10
Peru last week.
George Newell and J. ID. vsrney, who
have been working In Massachusetts,,
have returned home.
quite a delegation from this place at
tended the fair at Canton.
Althea Knox and lady friend have
rome To Hartford on vislt. :.
Walter Russell and Erwin YORK OF
Hartford Was In the place last week 90
ing the threshlng for all who wished &c
have their grain threaded.
Nearly all Of the sweet corn 10 tni'
v,cinIty has been hauled to the factory
Soms pieces have yielded fairly for shi'
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

h ,crordance with q vote passed by
= Oxford law Library Association al
ueetlng in MAY, the twenty-two Soi'
Bns.otthe American and English Ency,,
|Vslia Of Law has been purchased and
Nd TO the library. This Il one OF the
vi valuable works In the library and
Pls highly appreciated by members
NJ Oxford Bar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

| IE. Chase Esq, of Oxford, the able
,r,.pondent ~ the Boston Globe and
krllnd Argus Vas In the place Thurs
EI and Friday investigating the fact.
TO the recent attempts OF
tr.In parties to aid prisoners to escape
kl the Jail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
Fsrwell's Linen Marker
For Indelibly Marking Linen.

Re- :e; $780, Men, IA is e.. s s.: 'i
nsas boz with fun dirsctiona. Phcs % csnta
sssS, 8 Tor Sioe o:s sp seiab and ~ yssr'
sSsviis over icoe ssyiss Of Rubber stanps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
STOW.

Miss Nellie Walker has returned FROM
Jackson, where she has been working
for the season.
Ohio Charles remains about the same
Miss Carrie Emerson has gone to Bos-
ton.
Miss Alice Emerson has gone to Bos-
ton to visit friends aud relatives.
Annie Chandler Il on the sick list.
q. II. Barrows and wife h've gone to
Harrison to visit his uncl", Who IL not
expected to live.
Mrs. Eugene Charles IL falling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

Psris. Within and for the County Of Oxford
% ,hs thIra TS..asy q segt 4; D. i sS AM,
<; Dobe!ns: Iraying for ne apPS,, .sn o.
sdministrstor OF the estate Of HERBERT =.
BARKER, lats Of Rumford. In the said County
Of Oxford, deceasedi
ORDERkD, that notice OF the foregoing petition
be published for three weeks successfully, prior
10 the third Tuesday Of Oct, A. ID. lso0, In the
oxford Democrat printed ct Paris. In said
County. ,.o,, ~,,.ov ,..
A true copy-attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

CsOrge D. shaw Of this village raised
II, ba.hel. of very handsome potatoes
|Sissnty.iour square rods Of land and
4. SonJ live in Aroostook County
IA,r. The seed came from Rufus Far
\, Jr. Of Grsfton, In this County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26
EAST PERU.

Mrs. Virgin, widow Of VIM. Virgin,
who used to live 10 this place, and
mother Of ID. w. Goding's wife, died nj
the hospital In Portland and was brought
to this place for burial on the 10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-26

..,,r,I pieces Of new sidewalk arr
- The village improvements. IL,
4 y,.tm,n i the architect In charge
a. variants a good job.