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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
NORTH PARIS.

J. @. Crawford and wife are at home
having got through csnvassing for the
present.
Calvin Rowe of West lsoxbury, Mass,
mado John Buttcrfeld . visit Sept. 10th.
He ID foreman Of the health department
In Boston where John worked nearly
twenty years.
Z. K. Field and wife have been made
happy BY the advent Of a baby boy In
their family.
Mrs. Townsend 70 at work for K. Z.
Field. Her daughter and husband came
up to the fair taking Mrs. Townsend
with them. They live In Freeport.
Mr.. whitney and his daughter have
gone to Porter 70 visit relatives.
We are having heavy frosts on the
low land which has ruined some pieces
Of sweet corn.
Smith Pingree Is stopping at Mrs. Full
ler's.
Leila Durham Il gaining slowly.
Fannie Durham 10 stopping at II. w
Dunham's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
TALK or THE STATE.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the author, u
to build o summer cottage at tenants
Harbor.
The Kennebec grand jury found ~ To-
a,ctmeuts, Of which 65 were for viola
lions Of the liquor law.
The entering class at Bowdoin college
thIs fall 10 expected 70 number about u,
vhich u ssven more than last year.
November frst Il the time Get for run
ming the first trains over the Aroostook
r.IIroad frvm Bangor to Houltou. This
predlction n based upon the contingency
that ins fall weather v given 10.
Albert white well known cltlsen OF
Rspdolph, committed suicide early Sat
urday morning BY tying . rock weighing
tvent y-nve pounds around his neck VIII
4 rops and jumping overheard iron m
wharf into the Kennebec river. He u
believed to have been Insane.
A Bruns~ick farmer named Smith
vhIIs driving homo iron Bath several
uIehts seo vas held up b. . tramp
smith promptly opened ~ With ~ ~
volver and thinks hs wounded II traop!
slthoush not ssvsrly enoueh . prevsol
thas worthy fsou ripidly nahinG ssasss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
WATERFORD.

Levi l.. Brown of Gorham, n. IT,, has
been visiting In town the past week.
The sweet corn IL q failure this year,
only about one-third of crop.
The summer boardsrs have mostly
gone. There never were 90 many In
town season before.
All the schools commenced last week,
with nearly the same teachers as before.
John Kilgore has moved his stable the
past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
souIA RuMEoRp.

Misses Lizzie and Nellie Clapp and
simeon Adams, who have been visiting
at N. l.. wyman's, returned to Boston
Sept. Sth. IT.,
W. Clark, c. X. Cary and Mrs. Helen
Fogg visited at Camp Comfort In Mexi-
co one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. T.. Fuller, j. Leslie
Putnam, Mrs. G. Hemingway and Mrs.
Cynthia Ackley visited friends In Lew
iston and took In the state fair.
Guy Reed and WIN Hylan are board
ing at A. d. Putnam's.
Mrs. Harriet Abbott was quite sick
the first or the week, but 10 improving
now. Her aunt, Mrs. Octavia Abbott,
Il stopplug with her until she IL better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
FIRE All PARIS AIII


iniay night between the hours Of ten
atIsyen o'clock the alarm Of fre
ssed the citizens Of Paris Hill to
asss brilliant conflagratiou. The
'set factory at the east end Of Tre-
street was found to be In flames.
srned so rapidly that Il was found
'osslble 10 get out a few sleds, sleighs,
10 the value Of about one hundred
as that had been stored there by j..
zee, John =. Mason and others.
k aames consumed the old building
nPdly and presented n brilliant
etaee, Illuminating the village and
'Oending country for some distance.
'N'Ehately the wind WAS blowing
IA southwesterly direction at the
otherwise several houses In the
MY would have been greatly en-
c'ed IA Il was the clapboards
'oots OF the houses Of John \. Mason
1eOrge Garlnd we're considerably
sd Notwithstanding ia. fact that
we're kept we'll wet down by the
M brigade.
nse are various theories as to the
OF the dre. Some suppose IL to
een set by the parties who have
sne time been so perslstently trying
~ certain prisoners In the jail to e.
sih view Of drawing the stten-
the community to this remote
dthe village aud thus gain the op-
S,ay 10 make another attack on the
uthis Was the object II siEnally
- others think q tramp may have
INTO The building and fired Il from
TX. The theory that 10 Was sccl-
ct has good number OF cd
searned building was Of little value
~ much better than an unslghtly
" eontaineda large engine which
sned BY citizens OF Paris Hill and
sseed there by contrlbutiou at !
"npiete Of twenty-five hundrec
cf more. The mill was original
oy John willis some over tseuty
and was occupied BY him ~ I
grist mill. Il Was aftsrwart
BY the late Hon. sullivan Q
md Holman ID. Waldrou 40 !
handle factory. After the orgxni
vi The Paris Hill Manufacturing
two other large building
sted, which In coucecti0u viii
st.!aed their plant for the manu-
d ehildren's sleds and bah,
~ Since the removal Of %!
y ,ss,sef.etnring Company 20 Socsl
building has been upoccupSe<
~ storage and vss % badly ou
AEs TO b uaat for TILE purposs
y really . village improve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
NEWRv.

Frost Monday and Tuesday mornings
of this week, but not to kill except on
low lands.
j. b. Littlehale has been at work o
part Of the week for Eugene Powers,
moving the goods Of the latter to
Locke's Mills.
Ada Eames has gone back to Law.
renee, Mass. She has fully recovered
from her illness Of the early summer.
Our blacksmith, 4. ID. Knapp, IL max
Ing bear traps. lie has several traps In
the woods waiting for Bruin to enter.
Carrie Spinney Il going to Bethel to
school. :,
Ruby Thurstou Is very III 1t Is feared
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lawrence Searle continues to
fall.
Our minister, Rev. Mr.. Roper, has
gone back to his studies.
Quarterly meeting at Newry Corner
and the Branch the first OF this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
Grodersa&&
Syrup cure
SICK HEADACHE
eu,broIdery, 1 (; Ruth D Andrews, Bethel.

embroidery, !; Ruth D Andrews Bethel
Com.-Chas W Bowler, Anna Noyes.
Paintings and Photo work.-Oll
paintings, Frank II Skilllngs, South Par
Il, %; Mrs A d Park, Paris, .; Myrtle
ID Yates, West Paris, /; water color,
Matte Richards, Paris, 8; .; crayon,
Myrtle ID. Yates, 8, q; Photographic
display, Young, ..
Conn., A Lambe, for the committee.
Miscellaneous. II Robinson 4 Son,
Oxford, neck yoke, o. Excelsior Frame
Co, South Paris, case picture mouldings,
25c; Ruth b Young, South Paris, ther-
mometer case, Is; Master Oral BOnney,
South Paris, table, Is; Z u Cummings,
Norway, boat, I; Emma A Swan, West
Paris, wax cross, 25:G A Morse. Nor.
way, home made press, IS; Mrs. Harriet
Frost, Norway, shells, d; G Foster,
North Gray, spring bed, nrst prize; Y u
Harlow, Turner, lap board, hrst prize.
Cons ID Edwards, q y Whitman.
Musical Instruments aud Sewing Mo.
chimes. Nv j Wheeler. South Paris, Ives
& Pond, plano, Estey organ, Standard
sewing machine. The committee ON
these articles can only say that they de-
serve honorable mention a. there were
no premiums offered this year.
Com.-Mrs II l. Horne, Mrs Geo A
Briggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
GRAFTON.

Sunday night, Sept. 10th, gave Us q
very severe frost. The thermometer
registered six below freezing point just
before sunrise.
Much grain not ripe before the freeze
came.
w. NJ. Brooks, the veteran school.
teacher, OF Oxford, commenced school
10 District No. 2 In Grafton. lie says
should he complete this term 1t will be
l0l terms he has taught during his life.
Mrs. o. l.. Parker has made a trip to
the White Mountains and will visit
friends ut G0rham and Gllead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
WEST SUMMER.

Mr.. Quincy of Lynn, Mass, Il at her
sisters, Mrs. Esther Ryerson's.
Mrs. Gordon of Auburn visited rela-
tives here.
q. NJ. Small and wife have been to T..
Z. Fields 10 Paris.
LEILA Packard has returned home from
Greenwood.
q. II. Perhsm Of Paris was here late
Freelapd Howe, Jr., Of Norway was
here lately aud Mrs. Polly Howe went
to Norway With him.
DIR. q. N. Blsbee and wife went 10
Lewiston.
q. Z. Pulsifer Il at home.
Mrs. Quincy and Mrs. Wallace Ryer-
con left on tho Buckaeld stage Friday
morning for Rumford Falls to attend
their brothers silver wedding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
HEBRON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Brslnard returned to
Augusta this week where their home
will be In future.
Prof. ]. y. Moody's school commence
ed Monday at Edward Little Institute.
Part Of the students attended the
county fair Wednesday.
The students held their first sociable
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. c. q. Reckerd left Thursday for
his home Ia Leomluster, Mass.
Mrs. Irene Clark and daughter VINO
have been visiting Mrs. Clarks
brothers and sister here, will return
home thls week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
STOW.

School commences In District No. 2
September 18th, taught by Miss Hattie
Woodward.
Ohio Charles Is gaining.
The people are picking their corn aud
hauling It to the corn shop.
The young people OF Stow are ut work
In the corn shop.
Charles Day has q gentleman and
lady boarder from wslthsm, Mass.
There will be an old fashioned supper
at the town hall Wednesday evening,
Sept. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
EAST sRoWNFIglp.

School commenced In this district Sept.
II, taught by Miss Addie l.. Allard.
Mrs. Hiram Gatchell leaves this Thur
day for California, where she expects to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Dow. She will Join the Raymond
excursion from Boston at Montreal.
George Goldthwait and wife from
Peabody, Mass, were at o. d. Fessen-
den's.
q. N. Sanborn 10 finishing his house,
making many improvements.
Miss Blanche Henderson OF Parsons
field, IL spending q few days with her
grandmother, Mrs. Devereaux.
Ellie Allard has returned from the
Eirview House, where she has been for
some weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

Cashier Kent Of Ellsworth u domlciled
at Thomaston and will DO put to work
this week He will b given some light
employment, probably In the carriage
department. lie has expresed prefer
apcs for this department either on wood
work OF at trimming. His family u
still ct Ellsworth' His wife will 70 70
Thomaston 10 reside u Kent 70 deslres
snd u shs can 80 him freQusutly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
UPTON.

Fine weather for harvesting last week.
Mrs. j. p. West was called suddenly
to her sister at Winnegance.
school commenced In District No.
last Monday, Alice Barker Of Hanover,
teacher.
Chas. Demaurez, matchmaker from
Germany, Il at the Abbott House.
Mrs. Christina Brooks Is visiting
friends In town.
Miss vesta Demeritt OF Enrol Il the
guest Of I.ettic Chase.
G. (. Ryerson spent Sunday 10 town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
OXFORD.

The Village schools arc In session. Mr.:
IIanscom teaches the high school, and
Mas Bacon and Miss Durrell the Inter-
medists and primary departments.
Nr. Roger, wife and child, OF Port
land arc Waiting friends here.
Harry Hayes has gone to the worlds
Nm. Alden and daughter Of Plym-
outh, Mass., are Visiting at IL. Chap
M Hl:s Mary c. Jones Is teaching At
Mechanic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
NORTH ALBANY.

X. l.. wescott and family have re-
turned to their home In Portland, also
Mrs. Estes who has been visiting them
this summer.
Mr.. Norman Spredbury has been visit
Ing the Kimball brothers. He was work.
Ing lu a bobbln mill at whlteheld, N. H.,
but met with an accident which obliged
him to stop work for q time. He will
20 back soon.
Several from this vicinity attended the
state fair among which were George
Kimball, Adam Harvey and Freeman
Bennett.
School has begun at the townhouse
with Mrs. Alma Cummings A. teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

ne Maine Press Association started
ATray morning by special train from
bTnicn station, Portland, to Chicago
y the worlds fair, by way Of the
Isstain Division Of the Maine Central
L,pad. Mr.. Arthur T.. Forbes Of the
|,.Ocrat and Miss Mae I. Mellen Of this
|asar members Of the party. The
|-OShtion will visit Niagara Falls on
! rturn trip. The proprietors Of the
md spring have generously sent with
! Maine editors a good supply Of their
|.OG. mineral water. A wise provi-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
GREENWOOD,


The three frosty nights In succession
have killed the most OF the cranberries,
what few there were, and probably some
other crops on low land. On higher
land nothing has been injured ~ yet.
II IL estimated that the damage done
by the drought 10 this state alone
amounts to q, 0OO, 900 at least. And the
Ioss sustaiped In America and Europe,
would paw the public debt Of the Unit.
ed States and England. That 10 good
deal Of money, but Il was . good deal
OF drought.
Mr.. Davis says In his letter the last Of
August: "rhc drought broke about two
months ago, but too late to save part
Of our crops. From three to i've bushels
Of wheat to the acre arc all We expect TO
ret. and Of corn about the same, al
though the stalks arc plenty. Potatoes
have taken new start sinco the rain,
and bid fair to amount to something II
the frost holds OF. We harvested I,
rood crop of hay and In good condition
Gr. Davis finished his letter the first Of
September, and then stated that the
weather was fipe during the day but .
| frost nearly every night. He has some
| thing to gay In praise Of that weekly
Visitor, The Oxford Democrat, In near
| ly every letter.
Speaking Of tho apple crop ono,
more, Nelson jackson informs mo thal
last year he harvested 100 barrels o.
Baldwius and now there are NOT NOR
than 10 or II barrels on the trees at TN
most. Drought, worms and wind nav
done their work to perfection.
Tho forests arc changing TO crimson
and yellow, and gone far South 70 ~
We extend congratulations 70 Nh
Clinton Cole on the safe arrival OF 81
baby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hammond OF
winthrop, Ne. have been stopping at j,
L. Parridge's through the fair.
Mrs. Charles wentsel Il quite sick
with bad cold.
Mr.. James Hammond and family OF
Colebrook N. H., are stopping at J. f.
Bradburys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Stevens went to
Presquc Isle, Monday to visit theil
daughter Mrs. J. d. smith.
M. and Mrs. Simon Stevens celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary OF their marriage
Saturday, the 9th. Quite number were
present and . very pleasant time re-
ported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
EAST HEBRON.

Farmers have got their sweet corn
nearly all harvested. They report .
very light crop. Potatoes are good 10
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradbury are
to give q reception Thursday evening
Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Dlnsmore started for her home
In Anson last Monday.
School has commenced 10 the Brighton
hill district. Mr.. Chas. Skillings
teacher.
Mr.. Henry X. Bearce was buried from
his house last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
ROxauRY.

The school In Dist. No. 2 began this
week with Nellie A. Reed as teacher.
She came all the way from South Dako-
ta.
The school In Dist. No. Z L. being
taught by Miss Silver Of Rumford.
Rev. r. L. Piper Of Boston Is In town
viewing the beauties OF Maine.
NJ. A. Huston IL building new shed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
ALBANY.

Mrs. Lizzie Lowering and son OF Ok
ford recently visited he aunt, Mrs. II. U
Wilbur.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Fernald are visit.
ing relatives In Raymond, N. II.
Miss Anna X. Cummings has gone tc
work for Mrs. F. II. Brown OF North
Bridgton.
Many of our people improved the de.
llghtful weather to attend the oxtoro
County fair.
The frost has been rather destructive
to sweet corn on low ground, while that
on high has escaped.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

Nv. 4. Pidgin Of the Lewiston
anal spent night nc his old home on
i INN between two days Of the fair,
!, W,es. lie brought with him Mr..
800. the agricultural editor Of the
s,ual. 10 see the place. Mr.. Abbott
|IbsSer been here except In the win
i ,sd IL /. needless to say that he Was
|Lmed with the place. lie Il now on
pund Of reporting fairs for the
1rnal. lie gets nearly three months
|,tAat work every fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
plCkvALE.

Thomas Trask and lady are Waiting
friends In franklin Plantation.
y. c. Putnam 10 teaching In No. =,
r. i. Tracy has engaged to teach the
fall term In District No. >, fr.nkiin,
ana the winter term ct South Wooostoe.'
ne sweet corn y nearly all picked
Soms pieces cut we'll, othsrs very iigns.
Nn. r. 8. Tracy, who has been sick
for ~ past two or three weeks, 10 now
abls 70 b about the house soma.
Nh. D. W. knight, who has been car
ine for Nrs. Tracy, has returned home
ksny fsrnsrs srs digging thsir pota-
49, and report fAis crop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
PORTER.

The late storm did large amount OF
damage to the crops, trees, fences, etc.
We had q very heavy frost running
late crops and damaging the corn fodder
so that large amount OF 1t Will be near
ly worthless.
On summing up the past season, first
ly II was cold and wet so the farmers
were late with their plantingi secondly,
we had very severe drouth that Injured
the crops running some, then we had
rain and some Of them began to Improve.
In measure; then came the feariui
storm prostratlng the corn dat to the
ground, what It did not break on and
blowing most OF the apples from the
trees; lastly came the frost and COM
pleted the programme. Who says farm
Ing don't psyf But then We don't think
the Democratic party responsible for the
season.
Mr.. Fred T. Flint Is running his sweet
corn factories Mt Cornish and Kezar Falls
for what corn there 10.
We had q very pleasant call from MI
L. ID. Stacy's son from Massachusetts,
Mr.. Stacy still remembers his old towns
men and friends.
Mr.. Fred NJ. French came very near
loslng one of his eyes from the burst
Ing OF ride she'll piece striking MIN
In the eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
BROWNFielp.

The Pequawket House has been filled
to OVERLOOKING the past week.
The KickapoO Indians have been In
the village for the last ten days giving
free entertainments nearly every evening
while here.
Frank johnson has again bought the
Central House and moved Into 1t.
Nelson Adams has moved Into the
johnson house.
j, w. Hubbard has moved Into the
tenement over X. d. BE ms store.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bardwell Of
shelburne, Mass, are visiting ut J. Ia
Frink's.
Mrs. 8. b. Bean has been making
some repairs on one OF her houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

n. town officers drew jurors Friday
I, ths O,tober term Of court. Arthur
1 mn. grand juror; ii. y. Bolster and
~ PieTce, traverse jurors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
WILSON'S MILLS.

School commenced Sept. 9Th, taught
by e. L. Lafarin OF Norway, her second
term here. -,
Mr.. r. T. Pennock and wife and their
sou Adelbert, have gone to New Hamp-
shlre on fortnight's trip, Waiting rela-
tives and friends.
Bcnnie Bennett has returned home
from Plttsburg, where he has been
spending the summer.
Pedlsrs Of all sorts have been up the
past week.
summer company business u . dead
failure IN this locallty this summer.
Bome Of our Oldest guides have not had
Q Job for the summer.
Aftsr . week Of cold, wet weather, We
are again enjoying sunshine and warm
Ths summing up Of the crops her.
are hay crop abundant, and the most Of
| Il secured IN good condition: grriu
fair Yield; potatoes Yield well, but An
retsisg badly. ,f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
SUNNI Err.

Mrs. Arthur Knox of Haverhill, Mass,
with lady friend, ID visiting at X. +.
Sturtevant's.
Several from this place attended the
county fair at South Paris last week.
Quite quantity Of sweet corn 70 being
hauled from this vicinity to the corn
factory at East Sumner.
Alice Newell il ut work for Mrs. +. u.
Stetson Of Hartford.
III. A. Record and niece OF Buckheld
visited In Sumner last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

snail boy with big head suggests
H. The large fly-wheel on the remains OF
|s,sglne st the old sled factory be made
II a merry-go-round. Have We u
|-,,l Jay Could among uss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

,,.l;oy. Perham aud family will close
~ Summer residence here this week.
h Psrham with his son w. L.: and two
|ss,h,sr, viii 20 To the Worlds Fair.
IN. Perham goes to Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
ENTRIES FOR CANTON FAIR.
YIRsr DAT. SEPTEMBER 18TH.

$50 CLASS.
Evelyn. b. m, II. q: Dunn.
larry. B. g, h; n; Foster.
Eliors. b. m, x. n. Foster.
waveland. b. g.. Y. u. Potter,
Hell j., blk. m, J. N. Johnson.
Matte boone, blk. m, W. w. nose.
Archie boone. bin. ., W; w. Hose.
p.rt. Bcy, b:s f gSns nro''
Molly S W.. C S II. Guilt.
FoALs .oT iso.
Miller, b. p, T. II. Lunt
Alex, w. w. Rose.
Victor r., n. d. jordan.
NorIsnd wiIkes. o. ;. w. Bigelow.
aESr's DRIVING CLASS.
Col. Dyer, b. T., barrett Bros.
Evelyn. b. m, n. q. Dunn.
Samantha, b. m, i. Hodge.
Helen A., b. M, w. W. Rose.
Harold T., East branch Farm.
Lady McKusick, last Branch Farm.
SECOND DAr. sErrknEER srn.
500 CLASS.
Eldora. b. M, Il. N. Foster.
Harry, b. e., n. N. Foster.
Eida boone. BLK. g.. u. q. Dunn.
Hazel A.. b. m. X. y. Atwood.
RI ,is Hoo R.s. E. S Sii p.'s sssI %S.s
Pc. Carlos, y. 2, ;,, 2: ~: iisas'.
Norland wilkes. 2. .. w; Biselow.
Paris Boy. b. s.. Young Bros.
DANIEL Daniel. 8 Sii en- T.. 1. T i~ss''
FoALs or iss,.
Emma we.tland, br. g., u. NJ. Foster.
Meteor. ch. COLI, u. ~. FOSTER.
Merie Snow, u. W. snow.
25l CLASS.
Evelyn, b. M, u. q. Dunn.
CateIi, b. g., Il. ". Foster.
waveiand, b. O., X. u. FOSTER.
Thompson. Blk. q, c. ". Thompson.
Gold Dust, Paul Record.
Eclair. j.. blk. 9, u. Glines.
He'll j., BLK. M, j. VI. johnson.
Patience. blk. m. Young Bros.
Third DAT. SEPTEMBER !lsr.
2so CLASS.
Surprise Chief, blk. O., X. Nc. Foster.
Harry, b. O., u. u. Poster:
ELls 1ioone. blk. 9, u: q; Dunn.
Marlowe, blk. O., q. ChiLi.,
Dash, b. O.. J. y. STANLEY, Paris.
Archie Boone, blk. q, W. W. Rose.
Johnosca. ]. w. Tigelow.
Arthurette. b. m. 7. Thayer.
FoALs Or is9l.
Lon westland, br. g., u. N. Foster.
Victor r., x. q. jordan.
John nis.. = + f. f. + Ih "; slse'0w'
as CLASS.
wayeland, b. o., X. N. FOSTER.
S GSl.,i Dust 1 sh; , FL Paul Ree''i'
l,elle Chase. b. M. X. d. Ames.
Blark Nathan, blk. o., A. y. Russell.
Walter d., Chas. NJ. Quill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
NOaTn nlICKEielO.

Fred A. Taylor, ESQ.,, and wife, have
returned from Poland Springs and VIII
stay for few weeks ut their fathers,
II. b. Hersey's, before going TO Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

NJ. Jarvis Carter and children have
lsped TO Brooklyn, y. Y, for the
.,,r aud Mrs. samuel X. Carter Will
I. "a Bangor for the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

M. and Mrs. T.. T.. Chase Of Portland
nv Al James l.. Chase's during the
n. Mr.. Chase has returned home and
=, On se remaius here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

NJ. &. n. Gilbert and son Herbert Of
ns,on are al the Union House for the
m Usrbsrt Il attending the academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

n, AMI Mrs. B. A. Swasey and Mr..
"A Mr.. John c. Swasey Of Canton
II Al Paris last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19

a A. Maxim, Esq, returned Saturday
Ipm HI. trip to Indianapolis and Chicsgo
IA sport. a good time and the worlds
Ia a blg show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-19
THE BETHEL FAIR.

Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
day. 10 the annual Fair ut Bethel.
Arrangements have been made to carry
passengers from Lewiston and Portland,
and from Island Pond to Bethel, for one
fare round trip. There will car car at.
tached to train going east each day
after the races, 20 people down the line
can get home that night. The following
is O list OF entries for the races: