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The herald., 1893-10-01
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
ADOPTED q New Method to Get Schooling e

Adopted O New Method to Get sohool lin e
In Accuracy.
Gold in California is not 80 plentiful
like former years, economy has to be
studied by getting clothes made to order
at Gordan Bros, tailors, 118 S. Spring
street. You can gave Is per cent and
get the same in workmanship. fit and
style, where you can select your goods
from a heavy choice stock of latest de-
signs, and get entire satisfaction for less
money than you pay elsewhere.
The herald., 1893-10-01
I'm BUYING-
4FROM US.K

We cannot sell you Shoe for 81 that is worth IS.
could do that would be stealing the Shoes in
other Words would expect pay creditors.
We will sell you good honest shoe for little money
you buy them in the eastern markets. We sell pile
of Shoes every week and satisfied with small
gin of proftpayng cash for all buy and therefore tax
ing the discounts from the manufacturer
Ladies' Button Shoes, cloth top kid, in all the
latest styes".......".". .92 90
fine Xxx Kid or Cloth top, with patent tips, shapes
the envy of of the other 50
An elegant Shoe Qooks like great many shoes that
sold in this city for $5 for.
Gentlemen, still fit you in a Burt & Packard
Shoe 90
Or A. j. Bates fine, light, dressy Shoe for.
genuine Kangaroo Shoe, made by the worldre-
nowned Smith Stoughton.
Misses fine Dongola Button Shoes patent tip. 50
Misses superior Cloth top Button Shoes patent tip in
very pretty square toe.
HTALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
The herald., 1893-10-01

New and Old Books,
Magazines, etc. Book Exchange. cor. Second
and main streets.
The herald., 1893-10-01

and that the success OF such events is
not entirely independent of the press.
The following is the summary OF yes
terday's events:
One mile, maiden-J. J. Long first; !;
p. G. Gillette second time, 2:46.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
THE MERMAID.

The surface Of Lake Superior Il coa feet
above the OCEANS level
The maelstrom II not . whirlpool which
sucks ships down into the depths OF the
ocean. Il In an eddy, which In fair weather
can b crossed In safety By any vessel.
soupcreek In West Virginia passss ahsm.
let called Vivian, and about mile below
returns, runs around attract OF land about .
half mile Wide, and then passes under u
salt This freak u caused By the hy Of the
land, which sinks spiraily.
The narrowest part Of the strait OF Flor
i'd, through which the gulf stream ncwp
1t the rate OF ave knots IN hour. 10 20 miles
wids and has mean depth OF $50 fathoma
II this were stopped up, the climate OF this
country In winter would b totally changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
HGBRON.


Mrs. II. n. Everett has returned from
Old Orchard.
Mrs. H. B. Marshall and daughter are
Waiting relatives In the place.
Ernest Sturtevant Ia home on . visit.
Mrs. J. d. Sturtevant's niece, Mrs.
Cheney OF Temple, 10 visiting her.
Old neighbors from Turner visited
Mr.. Augustus Bumpus last week, and
Saturday Mr.. Bumpus and daughter
went to Turner to see friends, returning
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Howe Of Norway
have been visiting his mother, Mrs. 3.
Mrs. DR.. DOMAIN went to Lewiston
Saturday.
On Saturday Mrs. Dea. Moody had
her three children with her. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. X. Moody OF Boston came for
a short Walt. Prof. J. Y. Moody with
Miss Maidle and Master Frank are spend
Ing their vacation there. Mrs. Lizzie
Moody Thompson with her husband and
daughter FROM Rumfvrd came unexpect-
edlv, making quite family reunion.
DIR. Crane and wife returned from
Squirrel Island Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent also came home
Wednesday. We are glad to say that
Mrs. Sargent has gained In strength and
Il IL hoped the journey has benefited her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cantello and son return
ell to Massachusetts, Wednesday.
Miss Annie Glover Il home from her
outing.
The Bellevue will open to-day, Sept.
lat. T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
HARTFORD.

We hope that the gentleman
from Manchester, n. H., will not mix
US up With his friend John.
Cleon Osgood IL very sick with
typhoid fever.
Eugene Tobin lost q nice 2-year-old
colt the other day. He found II In the
pasture with hole In his breast about
the slxe of bullet hole.
Charlie Berry says the late gale took
OF most all his fruit except his cucum-
bers.
The farm and stock Of the late l.. II.
Watson Was sold ut auction the 3lst OF
August.
John Psrlln and family have gone
back To Berwick.
Harry Blcknell, the artist, has made .
short visit to the Hartford cold spring
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
WesT eUcKFieLp.

George Bennett Is at home from Mas
sachusetts.
Thomas Kelly Of Portland is at his
sisters, Mrs. G. ii. Flsgg's.
Mrs. Thomas Bradbury has gone to
Hampden to visit her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alberto Getchell Of Au-
burn spent last Sunday at II. A. Flagg's.
There Is going to be reunion OF the
Horr family at Isaac Horr's, Sept. 70.
Decatur Turner has snapped horses.
Mrs. Ryerson went to Paris, Aug. 30,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. j. X. Cole.
Orlando Eastman and son are board
Ing at ]. Morgsn's and working In the
corn factory.
c. b. Harlow is going to Clifton this
fall to teach school.
Ellis whitman has bought Herbert
Records rights to the Merrill farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
SOUTH RUMFoRo.

w. Clark shlpgled the front side Of
his house recently. Wallle Clark, Edwin
Abbott and Fremont Abbott helped him.
c. n. Elliott has laid an aqueduct to
his house. We think he will know how
to appreciate II, a. he has had to bring
nearly all the water for family use, one
half mile, all summer.
Miss Maydell Hemingway closed q
very successful term Of school at the
Falls, August 18th.
r. p. Putnam has had O nice upright
piano put into his house on trial. His
daughters are fine musicians.
Mt. and Mrs. NJ. L. wyman, W. II.
Clark, Dana Elliott, Simeon Adams,
Ardella wyman and Nellie and Lizzie
Clspp are at Crescent Beach Camp, Weld
Pond, this week.
Mrs. Emma Flanders Of Boston Is WIS.,
itiug her brother, 4. K. Abbott.
Mrs. Anna Records and two children
of Liyermore Falls are visiting at her
fathers's, +. p. Putnam's.
Simeon Adams Of Boston Il spending
his vacation at NJ. l.. wyman's.
Mrs. Clara Bessey's sister ID stopping
with her for few days.
Mrs. Susan Lovejoy IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs. vesta Adams.
Mrs. Helen Fogg OF Massachusetts, Is
visiting at q. X. Cary's.
A Mr.. Parlln, formerly OF this place,
IL visiting at Chandler Abbotts.
A. b. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
TIKI OXFORD BEARS.
The oolMcs or the WEEK m ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
auckEgin.


Aired Cole, Esq., and daughter spent
Sunday at the Islands In Casco Bay.
The fAmilles OF 4. q. Cole and A. J.
Russell have been at Great Diamond
Island on tentlng expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis 4. Pike visited
friends In Carthage and Peru recently.
Rev. G. T. Ogden-Eplscopal-of
woodfords preached at the Methodist
church, Sunday, 37th ult.
Ex-Gov. John ID. Long aud daughter,
Mlss Helen, Waited their Buckfield
friends last week.
Stanley Bisbee, Esq, Of Rumford
Falls, MAS In town over Sunday, nth.
Mr.. John L. Gleason and mother Of
Perry are the guests Of the Bacon fam
lily.
Geo. ". Atwood, Esq. OF Paris, Was
at his fathers Friday and Saturday.
The Portland Packing Co. started mp
their factory on sweet corn with new
and improved machinery Thursday.
The crop will be light and poorer In
Ing to the severe drought.
There WAS light frost In low places
Friday morning, Sept. LIST.
Ichabod Allen OF Chase's Mills Il quite
III at Mrs. Libby's, his daughters.
The wife Of William Russell II sick
with consump lon and has gone to the
home Of her parents In Hartford.
Fred A. Robinson 10 acting clerk at
the corn factory.
Hon. Edward l.. Paris Of New York
with his family made his annual birth
dav visit to Buckheld Monday.
Kimball T.. Atwood, Esq, OF New
York arrived here Monday on his an
nual visit to the Maine State and Oxford
County fairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Ths Maine Hwsdenborgian Conven-
/ tion was bald with the church Ia thil
| place Saturday and Sunday, Aug. $
snd 81. Several ministers from out Of
the stats were present.
Areceptlon was held on Friday even
Ing at the spacious house Of b. 7. New
man, the artist, whose studio was open
10 the public on the day following.
Tho convention will Be memorable to
the two ladles who got lost amer ascend
Ing Jockey Cap Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Hague OF South Bridgtou
preached ct the Congregational church
In exchange with Mr.. Young.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cullen Q. Chapman
Of Portland were In town over Sunday.
Mr.. I.ougee, editor Of one OF the lead
Ing papers In Rochester, N. H., Was at
Mr.. q. Morgan's few days.
Mrs. Morgan has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Weymouth, at Lyme, N.
II.
Mrs. Grace Warren Kellogg Of Somer-
VILE, Mass, ID at her father's, MI. u
Warren's.
Mr.. @. II. Thomas and Miss Charlotte
Thomas Of Portland are at Mrs. Ran
dsll's.
Miss Matte Dexter Of Maiden, Mass,
has been Waiting her aunt, Miss A. N.
Page.
back TO her position a. teacher 10 the
normal school ut Farmington, and her
cousin Alice went to complete her
course Of study. Misses Mabel Perkins
and Florence Wiley, y. A. v3, and Mis-
Minnie Harrington enter the school.
Miss Lizzie Shirley. also started Tor
Terre Haute, Ind. -.
Or, 8. @. Gordon and his niece, Miss
Maude Mckinney, left on Tuesday Tor
the worlds fair and Yellowstone PARK.
Mrs. DIR. Towle is with her daughter,
Mrs. Livingston at South Egremont,
Mass, and Mrs. Warmer 10 keeping
house for DR.. Towle.
Mrs. Mary Lord Is now with her
mother.
Mrs. Huldsh Chase and daughter have
gone back to Maiden and Mr.. Cults has
left.
Mrs. Lusanna Turner has gone to her
home In Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Emily 0sgood has given up her
house which n rented to Mr.. WIN.
Cousins, and will vlslt her daughter,
Mrs. Reed at South Bridgton, before
spending the winter at Mr.. Wright
Cousins.
Mrs David Kelley Of Chicago L. among
the boarders at the Oxford, which Is
still constantly filed to its capacity.
A splendid specimen OF nlght-bloom-
Ing cereus Ia bloom at X. Il. Westons
store was, through his courtesy, enjoy
ed by many Of his friends on wednes-
day evening.
A number of people from the village
Joined the throng thst came from all
quarters to View the coaching parade at
North Conway on Thursday, Aug. 81.
Thomas Souther has taken position
a book-keeper at Portland and left on
Friday.
Mr.. j. c. Hull, principal Of the acad-
envy, has b cen here this week and the
school will begin Tuesdsy, Sept b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
BYRON.


What's going on at Byrons is the
question asked. Well, we have had
dances almost weekly, attended by the
young and gay for fifteen miles around.
One q fancy dress, calico, necktie
dance, q great success, where many
hearts were said to be lost and won.
Marshall Whitney killed bear the
10th ult. Il is supposed to be the fell
low that muttoned two OF Chas. Mar
din's sheep.
As we don't hear Of anything done to
preserve the county records, we presume
the immlnence Of danger was magni-
lied by advocates Of removal. BY the
way, wouldn't II be hard to float 4 per
cent bonds just nowl !,
Iyus and Mira Richmond entertained
a friend last Saturday evening.
I.ottie Elliott Of Rumford teaches the
"IIop City" school, fall term. 10 weeks.
Flo Houghton returned to Massachu-
setts to continue attendance at the
birmingham normal school.
Emma Abbott has been afflicted with
a dropped strand" In her back the past
ten days obliging her to give up her
music class for the present.
Fishermen are swarmlng to the Four
Ponds since rains and cool nights cooled
the water, ard are having good luck.
Forty have been entertained ut "Hough-
ton'sf', from one meal to i've days each
within ten days. No Que should think
of coming here to fish the streams, as
nothing larger than tadpole 10 lett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
plxElELp.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Edwards, Mr.. w.
@. Harlow and Mr.. and Mrs. @. NJ.
Atwood Of Paris have been at the Islands
for few days.
Mrs. Longley from Portland Is stop
ping mt the National House.
Mr.. Maurice Keith from Nova Scotia
Is In town through the corn season.
Miss Annie Chase, Misses Grace and
Gertrude Harlow, Mr.. Merle Griffith,
Mr.. Lester Cox and Mr.. willis Moulton,
chaperoned by Mrs. II. NJ. Cox, returned
from Weld Pond Thursday.
Mrs. George ID. Bisbee and Miss Mary
Bisbee visited relatives here last week.
Mrs. Sarah Howe visited friends 10
town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

oould Academy opened its fall tern
Tuesday With slxfy-fcur scnol q :.
ing he following weak.
IIss Z. T.. Durham, the mtllinsr, has
removed her soods from the old stand 70
ths store formerly occupied By the Huss
Ssversi attended the I. O. @. T. exer-
cises at Bryant's Pond. All reported .
good time generally.
The Universallst chapel 70 nearly com
pleted. The organ has been placed IN
lts permanent position and large
amount Of changes about the church
made. No services were held Sunday.
The fair and trot It Riverside Park,
Sept. 10th, 10Th and 2lst, win b . sue.
cess II possible. Bad weather Will be
the only bold back. Extensive prepare
tious are being made BY Secretary
walker and others for . grand good
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
NORWAY LAKE.

Miss Billings, who has been so very
alex at Mr.. Shattuck's, died the
a6th. She was carried to her home In
Canton, Mass, and buried from there
the roth.
J. &C. Saunders and wife attended the
Shedd reunion ut Lyman Shedd's OF
Harrison the 3Oth, and report delight
full time. There were about thirty
present.
Mrs. l.. A. Bradbury, Ira Wood, J.
+. MaIston, Mrs. ]. l.. Partridge, Miss
Aury Partridge and Maud Partridge
went on the excursion to Rumford Falls
the 30th.
Mrs. Peter G. Putnam Of Cambridge
port, Mass, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Benz. Msrstou, this week.
Miss Lizzie o. Lasselle has gone to
Pennington to attend the state normal
school.
Mr.. Granville Perry Is here visiting
relatives.
WIN. O. Perry, wife and son, Mr..
Granville Perry and Fred Marston went
to Rumford Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
SWEDEN.

Mr.. Lincoln Woodbury. of Brighton,
Mass, who has been spending his vaca.
tl0n with his Sweden friends, had bad
hemorrhage about two weeks ago, but
at present Ia gaining.
Rev. Lincoln Goodrich and wife oil
New jersey are boarding at 4. z. Wood
bury's.
Samuel aud Lincoln Saunders Of Port
land were IN town last week.
Llewellyn Holden and son OF Massa-
chusetts were at George NJ. BENEFITS
recently, that being the former home OF
Mr.. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Tower OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are ut II. o. Moulton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George knight OF Pea
body, Mass, are at X. 0. Maxwelrs, the
former home Of Mrs. knight.
The severe storm OF tho 10th caused
some Of the pieces Of corn to look AZ
though cutter had passed over them.
1t also stripped some apple trees OF their
fruit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
HUMMER.

Nrs. L. J. WILEY, son and daughter,
returned to their home 10 Cambridge,
Mass, last week.
There was quite gathering at Mr..
Allen Abbott's Monday, tho 18th, it b.
iug the occasion Of Mr.. Abbots's soth
~. Moses Merrill was quite severely
injured few days aimee By the falling
Of . horse rack which bad been pat ~
Nh. L. o. Br.ckstt and dsughters
have rsturusd TO thsir home h Auburn.
Rev, J. =. Barry win hold meeting
q ths Rips school house y naEstoso
|Dunday, Sept. 10Th. q : O'Clock :. =;
Also usnry Barry viii bold : neeone .
IL Morrill, school house o. NJ sama
~ q llA.n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
LOWELL.

For day or two the people OF this
place were much troubled by tho uncer-
talnty of the fate Of the steamer, City OF
a. DR.. q. w. Lamar With his
wife, two children and servant were
passengers on tho steamer. Mrs. Lamar
Il the daughter Of Mr.. Timothy 8. Stearns
Of this town, and the family were on
their way homo from their summer Walt
10 Lowell to their homo 10 Quincy, Flori-
ds. The story Of the destruction Of the
steamer, the terrible danger and suffer-
Ing Of the passengers and crew, tho cool.
ness and courage Of the officers and
their flnal rescue Il seldom exceeded 10
taIes Of fact or dctiou.
The first Of September dnds the sum-
mer boarders leaving for their homes,
come going about every day.
Our uew mall carrier, Mr.. G.. A. Mo.
Keen, drives Q good team and attend
strictly TO business, and II obliglng and
eeptIemauly. A model driver.
Miss Blanche Head has returned "a
Charlestown, Macs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
WEST SUMNER.

A. H. Packard Of Norway visited his
brother, C. N. Packard.
Perlsy Adkins and family Of South
Paris stopped with HE wlfe's parents, X.
A. Harlow and wife, Sunday.
Several Of our citizens went 70 the
horse trot ut Whites Park Saturday.
Fastest time reported 3;29 Ia.
Mary 4. Howe has gone TO Farming
ton 10 attend tho normal school.
Our farmers report scant apple crop
this year and what there u 10 Of an In
ferior quality.
WIN. Glover and wife Of Livermore
Falls are calling on friends In this VI
M. r. L. Mari Of Somsrvills, Mass,
Visited at O. II. Packard's.
Prof. Q. b. Stetson and family lcft
hers for Wstsrville the 3oth Inst.
Miss Julia NcIntirs Of Lynn. nass.s
joiesd her frisud, Mrs. uzsis Chandler,
Nh. Rews visissd Der brothsr, ,. j.
Abbott. 5's
:. :. risld, wiis aad baby, called o.
Nm. lssy Hath has returned iron
NsssaehssSsts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
NEWRY.

Freeland Harlow and wife, formerly
Of this place, now Of Paris, are visiting
friends In Newry this week.
j. 8. Allen, our meat man, IL laid up
with carbuncle on his neck.
Nature seems to have conspired to
destroy the apple crop this year. First
northwest squall about a week ago,
then violent southeastern Tuesday OF
this week, clearing up with gale from
the northwest. IL seems a. though the
few apples left on the trees must have
been put there to stay.
A good deal Of buckwheat standing In
the fields was threshed out by the
strong winds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

/ ooMg THINGS AND oTHeks ALSO.
Ala grpvs mssting u Laks Ahses-
Guntioook under ne sssPsoea % sn ~
| Uulvsrsalists, notios was given thee o.
Friday evening following there wo1Id
b preaching at Bucknsld village ~
Rev. Mr.. Hooper.
Wen, friday came, and ~ per pro-
srsmu,c the minister. Evening came
Also, with none 70 secure place or puI.
Dit. r. B. Waite, IN old geutieman full
or zeal for the cause, arrives. Finding
nothing done 70 convene the multitude,
be presses native into service. They
enter the n. Z. church, cncounfering
an atmosphere nearly suf6cating rom
heat. They hoist the windows, then COM
mence 70 light the different patterns OF
lamps. che diversity Of lights eet 10
the land has always puzzled the writer.)
The minister, being . missionary,
takes In the situation and goes under.
standingiy TO work TO bring order out OF
chaos. A good choir are brought to-
eether, assisted by ths Buckncld Or.
chestrs. Regardless Of stated time, Ut
being late) the bell gives forth 90 M
certain sound, somewhere between y
Are and a funeral note. The people
struggle along from the village and out
skirts. Some come from Hartford. job
was there. Not he who suffered afiiic-
tion, bot be ofthe 31-cent excursion. The
same who ascended the mountains coutlg-
uous TO Shay Pond, and crawled under
pine and attempted to Impress upon
himself that he was squaw OF the 18th
century.
Job ~ be drove Into town was nc
costed by young son OF the landlord:
"Say, do you have TO pay anything to
20 lnY' thinking no doubt that It was
variety show. "Keep with me-" quoth
Job, III think can get you In free"
.Say, Job, put your horse In our stable,
Il shan't cost you cent"
The meeting finally commenced. Fine
music was rendered. Good presenting,
not unlike meetings OF other orders. I'LL
passing or pleasantly, and to the &C
ceptance Of q respectable audience. Be.
fore the close Of the meeting the preach
or announced that 40 we were assembled
In Methodist church, II might not be
right to omit the more essential service
of taking up q collection for services
later on, mentioning the fact that II was
not to be used to llquidate his expenses,
but to pay some man who might be iu-
duced to come among us later on.
The box was passed, one OF those tell
tale boxes with 4 wooden bottom, indi-
eating the size Of coin dropped. AZ the
box was being passed, "dull thud"
came from the direction where sat our
traveller. The sound Of that old-fasliion-
ed cent Cor possibly Bungtown) 40 nf-
fected the sexton that he audibly cx-
claimed, "That sounds like It."
The benediction follows, after which
arrangements are made for other serv-
Ices later on, when II Is to he hoped that
y committee may be on hand to provide
q place for meeting.
STRAGGLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

work In corn shop commences Mon
II. @. Brown q Son have their clap
bosrd lumbar ell worried up.
The FtyeburR Chair Co. have some
eight or ten thousand nice chairs stored
hsrs which they would Ike 10 sell.
ia. Kimball, wife and son, Of Boz
ton, spent Wednesday OF this week with
friends In this place.
A. @. Curtis Of Cambridge, hass.,
Mrs. Orlando Crane and son OF Slough
ton, Mass, and Mrs. Moses kimball OF
Bethel arc Visiting In town.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Il. ID. Andrews and M.
and Mrs.. A. Curtis visited Fryeburg
this week.
About oue-half Of our village people
went TO Bryaut's Pond Thursday to the
I. O. G. r. picnic.
Hannibal and Emerson Curtis have
gone to the lakes on nshing trip.
=. Ray and wife are spending . few
DAYS In Waterford.
Z. n. Emery is at work 10 South Par
5. X. Roberts Of Maiden, Mass.
spent few days with friends at the
Maple House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
EAST BETHEL.

Farmers are harvesting their grain
and sweet corn.
Joseph Kimball and wife Of Fitch
burg, Mass, visited relatives In thls
place last week.
Mrs. j. ID. Hastings Il visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. q. Howe, at walthAm,
Mass.
Mrs. II. 4. Bartlett and children Of
wsltham, Mass, are visiting at NJ. Il.
Bartlett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. klmbsll and son Of
Boston recently visited at his fathers,
VI. y. Kimbalfs.
Leon Bartlett Of Berlin, N. H., Is Wis
ting at W. y. Browns.
y. Swan and friend Of Paris visited
at j. II. Swans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Holt visited
relatives at Lakeside, ". H., last week.
Il. s. Bartlett IL at work for NJ. Holt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
NORTH PARIS


Mrs. Fuller has been quite sick, but
Il better.
America Andrews aud wife have been
to Canton.
Marcellus aud Joseph Llttlehale have
gone to Andover fishing.
John Crawford and wife are In Saeo
aud Biddeford canvassipg.
Mrs. Butterfield has returned from
Boston.
Leila Durham is better.
A. ID. Littlehale Is at work for DIR.
Bisbee.
The fret and second degrees were con-
ferred on X. l.. Cummings and wife at
the grange, Aug. ~.
smith Pingree Il to stay nc Mrs. Star
birds this winter to do chores.
Isaac Pingree Of Norway has visited
1t A. ID. Llttlehale's.
Flossle Richardson has visited her
father lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
RoxBuRY.

The great storm lost much Of its force
before reaching NJ. Many apples were
blown Oh, and some trees that were not
strong were blown down.
Rev. d. A. Cannon and ~ife have re
turned home to East Hebron. When
Mrs, Cannon Was Carrie Locke she
was something of bear hunter with her
father. Mr.. Locke revived old memories
the morning they started for home, BY
soiug Into the mountains and bringing
10 . bear, 20 that Mr.. and ns. Gam.
mon went on their way rejoicing, loaded
With bear steak.
John Reed went to Portland this week,
Frank Locke caught 2lb trout 10 one
day last week. It must have been quits
. day for trout.