Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-01
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Two hitching posts have been put
down In front Of the New G1nge Block.
Niss Ray Brown Of Nassachusett vis'
lied her grandmother, Mrs. Thomas
wiz, II Norway Centre, during ths
week.
James smith Of the firm Of Smith a
Flood Was 10 Boston last week buying
goods.
sheriff James L. Parker and Jane.
True took Hiram A. Nillett to the insane
hospital At Augusta Tuesday.
The Moves block has been painted
Mrs. Benson Hawkins OF Geneseo, Ill,
formerly . resident OF this village. II
visiting her relatives and friends In town
Tuesday evening between forty and
fifty friends Of Prank kimball assem
bled NJ Beal's Hotel and enjoyed sociaI
hour AZ well ~ an excellent banquet
After the yiands had been well tested
speeches and music were In order. >. 3
Stearns, Esq., In his usual witty and
pleasing Way announced tbs to4sts. 1hs
music interpreted by the Mandolin Clut
"A. Z. Norsexorthy, w. ;. Stearns, ii
c. Howe, I. Z. Blake and =. 4. Cum
mings-was most delightful. The vari
Gus speakers wished Mr.. kimball the BEL
Of success In his new home At Wood
willie, y. H., where be will 90 In fes
days.
lightning struck the Hamilton Ious'
Wednesday. A few clAptoards, som'
plastering and finish were the only thing
Injured. No fre.
Mrs. =. Z. Chase Of Hsyerhill. Mass.
IL in town. Mrs. Chase was engages
10 business In the Howe Block In thl'
village for years.
Mrs. y. II. Noyes and Mrs.. l.. b. An
drews returned from Peaks Island THU
week.
Charles y. Ridlon and wife are visiting
In Turner.
v. W. Hills and company have return
ed from Princes Point.
Rev. W. W. Hooper. former pastor ol
the Cniverssllst church In this village
visited here this week.
l. II. Donal Of Portland 10 clerking al
the Oxford County shoe store. MI
Faunee !. ENJOYING . vacation.
James shedd 10 working s' \. i. Hen
nett's.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. r. Bennett and family
are stopping At their cottage II East 70
land for few days.
Edwin &. win.iow !. elerkipg for Gil
tsrt A Foss.
The James Pledge and Fred stone
horse race II the fair grounds Thursday
IA. the great attraction. W. III. Warren
and y. ". Thzyer we're the jadges
Tine, 500. The purse Of go WAS wor
BY James Pledge.
On Monday morning. July 2ith, whlls
al work as engineer for the Portsmouth
shoe Co. az Portsmouth, y. H., ELIAS
wood.um was so badly scalded by &C.
Gaping steam that be died few hour.
later. Mr. woodsum vas for several
years machinlst for u. y. spinney a 60.
lie o~n~d and ran several steamers on
IN. lake at different times. About four
years ago he moved to Portsmouth,
where he met with the accident. The
remains we're carried 10 Harrison. where
they we're Inferred with Masonic bonors.
4 delegation from Oxford Lodge, No. Is,
p. and A. NJ, Of which deceased Was q
member. took charge Of the funeral.
Mrs. woodsum and two children survive
him