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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-07-06
AYERS
arsaparII|a

II cannot forbear to express my joy st
the relief have obtained from the use
ofAYER'S Sarsaparilla. Twas afflicted
with kidney troubles for about six
months, suffering greatly with pains in
the small of my back. In addition to
this, my body was covered with pimply
eruptions. The remedies prescribed
failed to help me. then began to take
AYERS Sarsaparilla, and, in short
time, the pains ceased and the pilnples
disappeared. advise every young man
or woman, in case of sickness result
ing from impure blood, no matter how
long standing the case may be, to take
AYERS Sarsaparilla. III. L. Jarmann,
SO William ST., New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
EAST BRoWNFIeLp.

Several Of the members Of the Y. T..
8. &. T.. attended the meeting OF the
local union at Hiram on the 10th.
Miss Flora Getchell and Miss Hannah
Getchell are the delegates chosen to at
tend the international convention In
Montreal next month.
The circle held Its annual meeting on
the 2lst, electing Mrs. z. u. Fessenden
President aud Mrs. +. Z. Rounds Vice
President. :.
There was a gathering Of the friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Stickney at their
home on the 18th, It being the 3Oth an
nlversary Of their marriage.
Robbie Sanborn, son OF Charles San
born, met with an accident this week. lie
was playing about the feet Of his grand
fathers horse when he kicked him
furiously In the face breaklng his nose
and otherwise injurlng him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oolNos OF the WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS o. THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


George Hammond OF Paris Hin u
reuodeling the roof Of 8. w. Durham,
building on Main Street, and hnlshlns
on hall for Granite Lodge, y. q A. NJ,
on the third door.
Fourteen from this place attended the
district lodge at Rumford Centre las,
Saturday.
Mrs. K. c. Curtis Of Cambridge. Mass,
who has been spending . few weeks In
this place and In Vermont with her son,
returned to Massachusetts Saturday.
Mr.. l.. G. Bates and family Of Connec-
ticut are stopping In this place.
Mr.. j. NJ. ID. Reed and wife and Mrs.
Eliza Durham Of Massachusetts, spent
last summer with Landlord Tucker aud
liked so well that they have returned
this summer.
Our fishermen had good luck at Rich
ardson Lake this spring.
Children's Day win be observed at the
chapel Sunday.
We were made to feel sad last Mon
day by having four Of our best citizens
leave our village to take up their abode
In Fryeburg. Two Of their families 20
next week.
3. 3. Lurvey, leader and agent Of
Lurvey's Orchestra of Lynn, Mass, Was
In the place one day this week.
Deck Gray IL soon to move to south
Paris.
DIR. Andrews and wife Of Lewiston
passed through our village Thursday.
II. L. Andrews Is taking In a large lot
Of wool.
The hotel has been treated to new
coat Of paint.
The shepard Family Il to be with Us
again next Thursday evening. They
visit us about once year and give US
good evenings entertainment.
There Is to be Y. o. q. Z. ex-
cursion to Long Island In Cssco Bay
June roth. Return ticket from here is
Ellis.
Mr.. VIM. French and wife and j. ).
Doane and wife from Boston are stop
ping at the hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
HEBRON.


The base ball game played here Satur
day by Turner and Hebron boys wa,
won by the Hebrons 81 tot.
There was large attendance Sunday
to hear the baccalsureate sermon by
Rev. DIR. Bullen. The church was pref
tily decorated with flowers and plants.
Monday evening at the prize speaking
the first prize Was won by Harlan BIS
bee and the second by Carl Herrick,
Prize In penmanship, a gold pen, was
won by Mr.. White.
Tuesday evening the senior class held
a reception and made q presentation to
the academy Of busts Of Milton and
Franklin and four pictures, all to be
placed I'm Miss whitman's room as a
mark Of respect and affection to her who
has taught 40 long and faithfully.
Wednesday was n perfect day and
everybody and their neighbors were at
commencement. Many came Tuesday
and staid over to all the exercises. We
understand that Editor Atwood was
present SO will attempt no report only
To say that everything passed OF well rs
could be wished aud the graduating class
were at their best. DIR. j. =. Sturtevant
Of Dixiield, Rev. Mr.. Wedge OF Paris,
Rev. Mr.. Ramsdell Of South Paris, and
j. A. Bucknam of Mechanic Falls were
among the many strangers present:
Prof. j. y. Moody Of Edward Little
High school Il spending his vacation
with his mother.
Hosea Pratt of Boston Is visiting his
sisters here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
AlQAA.


The Col. Aldric NJ. Clemens farm will
be sold ut auction Saturday, June 24th,
AM, by the administrator, Il. 4. Hast.
ings. The farm nestled In glen be-
tween the pond aud the mountains was
settled by John Clemens In October,
1880. During the first seven years that
he resided there his wife saw no white
woman and only the dusky squaw Of
Tomhegan, the Indian hunter. Al
length Mrs. Kezar some two miles from
Kezar Falls came over with her husband
on snow shoes to make q call, som,
eight miles, while the husbands walked
to Fryeburg, some 10 miles. Mr.. Eli +.
Clemens succeeded his father on tho
farm, and left It to his son, the late Col
Clemens. Thus the line Of descent hal
been unbroken for liz years. The late
Mrs. Charity Fitzpatrick told US that Mrs
John Clemens after the death OF bel
husband about 1880 came some four
miles to the farm now occupied BY
Llewellyn A. wadsworth to get Mr.
Daniel bsston to 70 and help her burr
two Of her children, lamar and Della By
name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
wTST aETHel

Greer Merrill called on your CORE
spondent last Wednesday. Although 80
feeble he seems to be quite cheerful and
hopeful and Il assured by his physician
that he will yet be a we'll man. :.
Ed Bells new house In the village u
progressing finely. $3.50
Mrs. Watson Is putting on an addition
to her house.
Fred Ordway Is buying poultry quite
extensively.
Mrs. Joseph S. Mason OF Portland Il
I'm town.
Charles Merrill Is driving a colt that
shows a good deal Of style and speed.
Mrs. T.. q. wheeler's sprained hand Is
improving slowly.
Miss Flora Wheeler has got home
from jefferson, ". H., where she has
been teaching school for the last year
The Chapel Aid Society have decided
to purchase the lot lying between Milton
Iolt's store and Mary Hollis house for
site for the new church.
O. ID. Grover Is making quite exten'
siye repairs on his buildings. Moses 4,
Libby IL doing the work.
Rev. Mr.. Spauldlug preached In thu
villsge last Sabbath.
Rain Is very much needed on dry LAND
to help out the hay crop.
Learnard whitman, an old and re
spected citizen, died this week.
Hiram Tyler, who moved Into IN
neighborhood last spring, IL quite feeble
In health.
Herbert Mason has new organ.
". w. Mason Is at work on Ed Bell
house.
Leon Tyler has very nice piece o
corn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
FRvceuRo.

Niss Lissie Shirley returned from
Terrs Hautc on Friday afternoon. Her
fathers funeral was ut hls house Satur-
day Afternoon, Rev. @. 8. Yoaug con-
Quoting tho services. Mr.. Granville
Austin aud Miss Alice Deering came
from Boston. Mr.. j. G. Shlrley's daugh-
ter and son, DIR. 3. @. Gordon and SIS
ter, Mrs.. McKenney OF Portland, were
also present, with the numerous friends
In the village and vicinity. Miss Deer
Ing has remained during the week.
Miss Alice Gllnes, who has been teach
Ing the past year at wolfboro, N. H. 10
ut home. l.
M. ". II. Tsrbor spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss A. N. Psge IL visiting her sister,
Mrs. Dexter, In Maiden, Mass. Miss n.
+. Bradley Is at Mas Charles' during
Mlss Pages absence. -.
II IL announced that the new hotel will
Be opened for guests about the middle OF
July.
Mrs. Lusanna Turner Of Watervllle,
N. g., and her two daughters, are at her
mothers, Mrs. A. r. Jenness'.
Mrs. Carrie Reed and two sons OF
South Bridgton are at Mrs. Elbridge
0sgood's.
Chlldreu's Day was observed June
10Th at the Congregational vestry In the
evening with appropriate exercises.
Mrs. 8. NJ. Schneider Of Boston, who
has spent twenty-four years In Turkey
as q missionary, Interested the large
audience with Incidents Of missionary
life, illustrated by articles OF dress, pho
tographs, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
BROWNFlGlD.

The funeral OF George Swan occurred
mt 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, at the
Congregational church. lie died Mon
day morning, Of typhoid fever. lie
leaves n widowed mother, two sisters
and one brother to mourn his loss. The
family have the sympathy Of all In their
bereavement.
Parties from abroad have bought the
Frank Hsnscom house to be fitted up foi
a summer residence.
Mrs. Breslin Is occupying her summer
residence.
Boarders from Pennsylvania at the
Pequswket House.
The dwelling OF +. T.. Cotton oil
Brownfield was burned Tuesday noon
Loss, 81, 900; insurance, 5000. ills sup
posed the fire caught on the roof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
LOWELL.

Mr.. Erving Andrews and q friend
from South Paris, were In town recently
and caught within u dozen Of three hun
dred trout.
The recent showers did not strike IOv
ell, and the farmers have begun to feA
for the grass crop, but this Friday.
morning We have a rain, and the pros
pect Is better.
Edward +. Russell Il at home for ,
few days from the medical school nj
Brunswick.
There will be picnic and celebration
July It'll ut the Centre, under the all'
spices OF the Sons Of Veterans, II thu
day IL fair at Pleasant Point, II not, a,
the town house.
Mr.. NJ. 8. Charles has somewhat re-
covered from his Illness. Mr.. G. III
Lewis does not Improve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
MAoALlowAY PLANTATION.

Roll Of honor week ending June 10th
1893: Ethel Bennett, Nora Wilson, u
Littlehale, Earl Hoyt, Ethel Hoyt
Blanche Wilson, Ida Wilson, Edda Ben
nett, Agnes Linnell, Ray Linnell, Georgt
Bennett, Hazle Wilson, Cora Bennett
lillian Patterson, Viola Patterson
Marion Patterson, Ellen Ripley, Lula
Kimball.
winslow Linnell and wife have taken
a trip to Bethel. 49,.
Lewis Leavitt and father are visiting
In Newry and Bethel.
Rev. s. s. York Is holding interesting
meetings In this vicinity and ut Errol'
". III. -,
Mrs. T.. Leavitt was taken suddenly III
on the morning of June 10th.
Mrs. NJ. Thurston of Enrol, n. H., has
been here with quite fine lot OF MILL
merry goods.
N. l.. Pickett and wife are caring
faithfully for their mother who seems to
be slowly passing away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
DENMARK.

Mr.. Albion Trumbull aud MIR. Henry
Cutler, while fishing In Moose Pond
Wednesday afternoon, overturned Their
boat, and Mr.. Cutler was drowned. The
body was recovered late In the evening
by Mr.. Edgar Hilton.
Mr. Chas. Mclntire has bought a
valuable pair Of black horses.
Mr.. Rube smith Il running the board
saw for Fred Sanborn.
Burnham 4 Morrill, will put In a new
engine In their corn shop here this sea-
sou.
II Is understood that Mr.. Henry Bart
lett will carry the mail for the next four
years between Brownheld aud East
Denmark.
Dr. Dunn Of Boston Is stopping at the
Bartlett House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
BYRON.

Marshall Whitney captured bear the
10Th aud another the 10th, receiving $40
for state and town bountles, which with
the value OF the pelts, which were good
ones, pays a good weeks work.
A bear caught one Of G.. A. Marden's
lambs last week, and Marshall has him
booked for q bounty.
Four Dlxfleld and Sumner boys caught
over 500 trout at Mountain Dam Mon
day.
Mldges get In some hard hits on ten
derfoot fishermen cloudy days. One
from Sumner was seen running Wild ~
his night toilet, frantically imploring
aid, as he had been hit several times
"bel0w the belt"
What Il wanted here now, ls the fish-
erman-0r woman, who Will take the
first salmon Of the season from Beaver
Pond. Many have tried, and although
lots of from one to six or eight pounds
tsutalize by Topping In sight, none &c
cept the proffered bait.
lew oliver saw seven deer In one
flock at Beaver Pond last week.
Miss DIR. Houghton Of Paris, on q
hundred-mlle tour In Franklin County
spent q day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. o,
Heed, patrons Of hers. We were very
agreeably surprised to find her an &C
auaintance, formerly resident OF Weld
Mrs. Thomas Croker OF Paris accompa'
Med her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
ANDoveR.

The frequent showers make the pros
pect catering for good hay crop. Grass
never looked better at this season OF the
year than now.
The road surveyors have put the roads
In excellent condition.
J.F. Talbot has got his old buildings
entirely removed, and has moved Into
his new house.
Not many boarders In town yet.
The schools In Districts !, 2, 3 and j
will close June 30th. Parents are request.
ed to visit the schools and see what prog
ress their children have made. The
schools have been prosperous thus far,
as visit to the school room will reveal.
Mrs. Osgood iodgman entertained the
Congregational Circle last wednesday
evening.
The Unlversallst soclable will meet
Monday evening with Mrs. Reuben Bar
rett.
Rev. Mr.. Gross will commence his
labors here In the town hall, June 18th,
at 3 o'clock =. ~.
The churches united In observing
Chlldren's Sunday by appropriate exer-
cises which were given acceptably to a
crowded house June IL. Below Is the
nrdar NJ axarcisaa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
kezAR FALLS.

The remains Of Mr.. Chss. T. Fox, for
merly OF this place, were brought here
from Lewiston and buried juno 10th.
Rev. John Collins ofllrlated. Mr.. Fox
was q noble ambitious young man aud
of good character. lie was ~ years oil
are. He leaves wife and two children,
he was q number Of the Odd Fellows
Lodge. There were G7 members Of thu
order present 10 remembrance OF ths
deceased. Ills family has the sympathy
Of al.
Mrs. Chas. Libby 10 Waiting relativei
and friends Ia this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sawyer are o.
home on Q vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs.. @. o. Stacy and Mrs. o. L. Masot
went to Portland, June 21ad, TO have
their tseth sxtracted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
ALBANY.

DIR. Haxelton OF Norway was 10 town
last week and successfully removed quite
a large tumor from the neck Of VIM. =.
York. Il was 30 near the jugular vein
that It was q very critical operation.
Mrs. Charlotte 3. Cummings IL deeply
afflicted In the sudden death Of her son,
Theron, who lived with her on the old
homestead. He WAS . kind son and
neighbor and = good citizen; will b
much missod In the community. ILL
mother has the deep sympathy OF hei
neighbors. His funeral WIS largely a.
tended Friday under tho direction OF tho
Odd Fellows; his age, 81 years.
George Cummings Of Andover, Mass.
was at homo Friday, 70 the funeral o.
his brother.
Mrs.. John wyman Of Norway Centre
Waited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
II. Barker, last week.
Miss Anna X. Cummings u visiting
relatives In Norway, Oxford ami o:''
Asld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Sopher Of Wakefield, Mass, IL
visiting her sister, Mrs. George wash
burne.
George Starbird has visited his father
who Il quite III, lately. 81,
A. n. Bucknam, A. l.. Marshall aud
George washburne are drawing spool
strips from Littlehale's mill to West
Paris.
Charles Churchill and Will Berry went
to Auburn to trade horses Wednesday.
W. T.. Curtis and wife visited his son
Alton at Norway lately.
West Paris Grange moved their goods
into their new hall Saturday.
We credit Eugene Hammond with hav-
ing done good Job In his district ON the
road between West Sumner and West
Paris. 49,,
Mrs. Eugene Hammond Is visiting
relatives In Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
lkYAEl

Nr. john PhIlbrook and wife and
daught'r Edith started Friday for tn
worlds fair. NJ. and Mrs. Bl.bee and
J. II. Burrows have just returned.
The dual Arrangements are being made
for the races ut Riverside Park July i;h
The track will be In frst-class shape,
and very interesting trottins and b'cyois
racing d expected. The admission OF :.
cents Il such low figure that all should
Do able 70 60 to the park and enjoy the
Fourth.
The McGibeny Family were advertised
TO give q musical entertainment ut the
Opera House Friday evening. The fam
ily arrived In due season, but owing 70
some trouble with the proprietor OF the
Bethel House, left on the afternoon train
for Gorhsm, N. H., without giving their
program.
A few boarders are now here, at the
hotel and at the summer cottages over
the river.
The ladies' relief corps furnish bak-
ed bean supper every Saturday ut their
rooms In the brick block. Ice cream Il
also served throughout the evening.
The Shepard Family will give one Of
their pleasing entertainments at Odeon
Hall next Wednesday evening, June Is.
All those who enjoy music should attend.
Admission Is and IS cents.
The U. O. @. q. excursion to Long
Island will take place Thursday, June
10. The fare to Portland and return will
be sl.45; from Portland to Long Island
and return IS cents. A Lewiston band
will be In attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
NEWRN.

Mrs. N. 8. Baker, In company with
her son, J. ii. Baker, visited the new city
AT Rumford Falls, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Knapp, With their
daughter, Mrs. John Dauforth and child,
have left town for few days TO visit rel
atives at Dlxfeld, Byron, Paris and other
Arthur Farrar IL at work peellng pop
lar for Leslie Mason, up the great brook
above the Ell Stearns place.
The Splnneys are pesllns poplar on
their own land.
The man who Was going to Get plgs In
June for si.0 apiece Got len, tho prlcs
u still 600 and not enough to 20 ROUND
at that.
A speli Of vet weather u What We nesd
nov to assurs ~ GOOD crop OK nay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
solirn RtIMeORD.

Chas. Lovejoy visited his sister, Mrs..
yesta Adams, recently.
william Freeman IL cooking for the
the river drivers, at the sorting gap, and
his wife Il at her fathers, v. L. Fullefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis wyman, v. 4. Fuller, and
Herbert Fuller went to Portland on the
excursion Thursday.
q. NJ. Elliott, wife and daughter and
w. A. wyman and wife took = trip on 70
Old Dick, June 18th.
s. n. Thurston is visiting friends here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

For lack Of space In last weeks cor
respondence VIC continue our remarks on
our new dressmaker ut West Paris, Miss
Inez Bradbury, as pattern to other
young misses; although but a mere girl
with fair education, she takes this
method Of not only helping herself but
her parents also. Having taken much
pains In instructing herself under the
beat talent and having u vim for perse-
verance, we anticipate n good custom
especially among sensible people who
invariably patronlze home trade es-
peclally when they get as good bargains
a. In the millinery department Of her
mother, Mrs.. Mary Bradbury.
Messrs. Cummings Brothers, +. l..
wyman and VIII Lurvey sprayed their
fruit trees last week.
The first moving machine was heard
to-day, the 20,h, Mr.. Chas. Clark having
A dry knoll Of about an acre, also sur
plus Of thirty loads Of manure left, de-
termlned to SOW to fodder corn. Re
sult, got from to 10 hundred Of good
fodder, which II left ill haying time
would not have been worth cutting
Good move.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

DIR. Walker Of Norway was up this
vay the 2Oth to zee q horse on which he
performed critical operation the ID.
lie says the animal Il doing well. Seth
Mason takes care Of the horse which BE-
longs TO VIM. Chapman.
One Of Mr.. jonathan Tyler's grand
daughters has been stopping with him
for while.
turkeys and also some very handsome
ducks.
Very sorry .'John" got sseh q bump
on his hose. No. Ididnt say he "sassed'
the wrong one.
Ebsu Chapman has tho handsomesi
Geld Of potatoes 10 this part Of the world,
One-half an acre showing their white
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
WILSON'S MILLS.

j. w. Clark aud son Edgar were at
Bethel the first Of the week.
DIR. Edward Spaulding OF Nashus,
n. H., came In Tuesday. +. A. Flint
brought him from ColebrOok and II. A.
Storey went With him to Camp Caribou:
lie has been In this section once, an,i
frequently twice a year for the last thlr-
ty.ive years. His kind, genial face Is
welcome sight to all who have made his
acquaintance during his annual Visits
here.
Ira Pennock, Of Littleton, who Is
somewhat out OF health, Is visiting Mt
his fathers, y. Il. PennOck's.
Dick Martz, the veteran showman'
gave AN entertainment ut the school
house Friday night.
ID. j. Benefits new house Ia ready
for the masOns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
EAST SUMNER.

A few, including your reporter, visited
Portland and the Islands last week and
got . snlff Of briny water.
The fearful hot weather drives coun'
try people to the seashore and city PEG.
pie to the country.
About q dozen of the young people OF
this vicinity visited Rumford Falls on
Wednesday.
We are Just about midway between
the twin cities and the new city on the
upper Androscoggin. No road In the
state has finer train service and better
train men than the Portland and Rum
ford Falls X. II. Travellers In search OF
pleasure will do well to try this line and
lind courteous and obllglng service and
see the beauties of lake and mountain.
The New Castle lnd.) Courier OF
June 9th has the following notice OF the
marriage Of George Maxim, son OF
George A. Maxim, Esq, Of East Sumner
A very pleasant social event occurred
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. +.
Shelley, on North Main Street, wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the
marriage OF Miss Kate Shelley aud
George Maxim. The parlors were beau
tifully decorated with smilax, ferns and
palms. Promptly at 80 o'clock the
bridal couple entered the parlOr to the
strains Of the "wedding March" by Miss
Emma Cox. took their places and were
speedily united In the holy bonds by
Rev. e. ii. Brown. The brides costume
Was white China silk with lace trim
mings. The groom was attired In full
dress. After the ceremony and cOngrat-
ulations refreshments were partaken OF
by the merry company OF about thirty
relatives and intimate friends OF the
parties. A number Of beautiful and val
liable presents were received. Mrs.
Maxim Is a lady Of excellent qualities
and well known, having been assistant
In the post Office for some time until re-
Gently. Mr.. Maxim II very popular
young man. For the present the newly
married couple will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelley, but In q short time they
will 90 to housekeeping In Mr. Shelley's
property on North Court Street."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-27
EAST WATERFORD.

III. Hodsdon drove to bath las1
week to visit relatives.
There was q dance In the pavilion thu
10th. Music by Norway orchestra
There will be another July lst.
Miss Eva nj. johnson has returned
from Lowell where she has been visiting
three weeks.
Mrs. Susie Cummings came to lieI
sisters from Portland the 10th, bringing
her little granddaughter, Inah Davis.
J. b. aud A. J. Haskell are In Bethel
building q cider mill.
The iron bridge was open to travel the
10Th.
Mrs. Holt Is recovering from pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Eta Gerhard and child OF Bos-
ton are visiting her father, William Il.
Knightly. Mr.. Gerhard came with them
but returned after short visit.
Perley Hodsdon has bought A. Nor
woods boat,