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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

An unfortunate accident occurred 10
this vicinity on Saturday, Sept. 3Oth, 10
which all parties concerned have ouI
sympathy. II seems that Mr.. Joseph X.
Davis with his pair OF horses, attached
to q double farm wagon, and three men
were gathering apples on what was
formerly the Woodstock poor farm,
situated In the east part Of the town, and
on the old road leading to Sumner. Mr..
Davis with one man was buslly gather
Ing on one side of q lane leading to the
main road, while two men were rs busy
on the opposite side, leaving the team
standing In the lane; all ut once the
horses started In walk, which was I'M
noticed, as each party supposed the
other was starting the team. Not until
the horses started into run were they
aware Of ANYTHING unusual. The result
was two Sons OF Veterans were un-
fortunately on narrow part OF the main
road, on their way to attend the reunion
at +. l.. wymsn's, when the horses
came rushing along. Although the
parties had given them all the road
possible, vet the whiiiietree struck the
poor horse, completely dlsembo~ cling
him so that they were obliged to Kill
him. The young men jumped and were
unhurt, but the carriage was consider
ably damaged. Mr.. Davis came for
ward at once Offering to leave 1t to the
selectmen to price the damage and he
weuld pay Il. We anticipate under the
circumstances that no one was to blame,
and that the suffering party will be M
lenient as possible. We learn the owner
Of the unfortunate horse was q Mr..
Abbott Of Hartford, and that the mare
was a fine breeder.
Reunion Of veterans OF Co. F, 9th
Maine, and Co. C, sth Maine, on Sept.
3Oth, 1898, met In association ut i. j..
wyman's. Report the time rs enjoyable
az the day, which must have been rich.
Present, II veterans OF Co. T., 9th Me-,
and 1 veterans Of Co. c.. Sth Maine, also
2 visiting veterans and families, includ-
ing Sons Of Veterans with their sweet
hearts and neighbors. Seventy-ive
took dinner. Program: Address OF
welcome by NJ. A. wymsn; two songs
BY Mrs. Sarah Proctor, one Of them was
Georgia marching through Sherman ;
select reading by Miss Iva Brown. The
remaining time was taken up In army
stories. The following officers were
chosen for the coming year:
W. W. Durham, President.
v. l.. wyman. SECRETARY.
A. q. Parlin, Treasurer.
Voted to hold the next reunion with
Joseph A. Noyes Of Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
WILSON'S MILLS.

T.J. Bennett IL now making some
changes In the house Of ii. q. Bennett,
rendering It more convenient for kitchen
work.
WIN. Garfield started for his homo In
Boston Saturday morning. Il. 3. Ben
nett has been guiding him for the past
ten days.
r. A. York and Z. Z. Bennett started
for the worlds fair Sept. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Pennock are at
home again. They were accompanied
on their return by their nephew, Ernest
Pennock, and Adelbert Pennock goes
back with him having received employ
ment In that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mason OF Turner
are spending q few days at X. A.
Storey's.
II. +. Elllngwood and wife and +.
Blodgett and wife have been on trip
up the Magalloway.
John Olson returned Saturday from q
four weeks guiding tour In the Parma.
cheenee region.
Al Hart Is In town making old axes
Into new ones.
The boys are making preparations to
slaughter their share Of deer when Octo-
Der comes In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
hEBRON.

Mr.. and Mrs.. John Howe were at
Mrs. 8. c. IIowe's Sunday.
Prof. j. =. Moody spent Sunday nj
Mrs. Moody's.
Mr.. A. NJ. Richardson attended the
Batist convention ut Auburn this
week.
An entertainment was held Tuesday
evening; about e25 was cleared. The
money goes toward the stable at the
parsonage. -
The apple crop viii be light In this
vicinity. Some have commenced pick
ing and n few have been sold.
We understand that ]. l.. Bumpus and
Herman George will build the new
Grange Hall. Much Of the lumber 10 on
tke ground, and considerable work has
hem done to get the ground In order.
We regret TO learn Of the death OF
Mr.. A. Turner, who has boarded %
many summers at A. q. Bowmtn's. She
died at her home In Boston after short
lllness. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
sAm slinNrR.

About twenty-five girls and severn
men are busy labelling, packing snd
shipping corn at the factory. In.
Palmer Company arc working night and
day 10 furnish boxei. Cars are run OF
. siding close to the packing rooms q
that no trucking ID required. They put
up nice grade Of goods.
Ezra Keen, Jr., OF Hartford and VIM
r. Sswall Of Sumner are attending court
~ juror.
Apple picking win be short Job THU
fall. Frank Barrett 10 out buying ap'
Piles Of various kinds and grades.
Threshers say that grain 10 light THU
fAll. In fact nearly all crops on dry
land are light and In some places .
failure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
EAST WATERFORD.

Mira. w. II. Keen 10 Visited BY her
brother, sumner brown Of Carroll, N.
H., and sisters, Ella Brown OF Oxfore
and Mrs. Amasa vittum, husband and
daughter, OF WATERFORD.
me family Of Arthur Chadbourne
have Joined him 10 Avon, Mass, where
he has the same petition ~ teacher be
had before going west.
Mrs.. A. Norwood went to Portland
Wednesday to be gone some weeks:
ulss Kate Saunders OF Lowell, Mass,
n vlsitiug at James Chadbourne's.
John and Henry Kimball are thrssh-
Ing In this vicinity.
Nedford, Nass.s are Waiting al. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
MEXICO.


At the annual meeting Of the Mexico
Bridge Company held Oct. Sd the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
Secretary. Henry W. Park.
Treasurer. Hon. Parker sponori,
II. sherman. lion. y. L. Temple, Geo. W. RidlOn,
President. L. II. Harlow.
The toll bridge IL fast nearing compile
ton. The iron IL expected by every
freight and II nothing serious occurs the
public In general will be accommodated
with neat and convenient cr0ssway by
the LIST day Of November. The incor-
porators are fully prepared to defend
their suit at the coming term OF court ys.
George b. Staples.
Deer are reported quite plenty or were
previous to October LIST, but 1t seems this
species have q translation Of the Revised
Statutes somewhere In some quiet forest
glen and that they are better posted on
the game laws than many Of the yeo-
manry else are more subservient.
Partridges are reported very scarce.
"Rody" Barnes little boy living with
Clark Huston, met with an accident
Wednesday while playing ball he recelv.
ed q blow from ball bat In the hands OF
one George Hayes, cutting severe cash
In his forehead over one eye. Asurgeon
was called who sewed up the cut and
the boy 10 doing a. well as can be ex-
pected.
George w. Ridlon Il still pushing the
sale Of house lots on his purchase.
willard White Is putting up three neat
cottages for him for which rent IL already
engaged. Here Is . frst-class chance
for some or any one having money to In
vest, to purchase few lots and put up
few cottages to rent or sell. George
Il q ''go-ahead" fellow aud IL Just the
right man In the right place and es-
peclally In the booming suburbs OF Rum
ford Falls. Give Us more like him.
The huge pile Of logs taken from the
river for use by the Rumford Falls Pa
per Company has crushed the water
company's large water pipe over which
they were piled causing great incon.
venience to the new city for time and
quite an expense to the paper company
WILDER 3. Crommett has purchased the
Byron stage line Of Fred A. Knapp
This ought to be paying property
properly managed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
ANpoXER.

Quite number of OUT people start
this week for the worlds fair.
Mrs. Lucretia Hewey died very sud-
denly October 1st. She Was In her usual
health until about twenty minutes be-
fore she breathed Der last. The blow
falls heavily upon the children. Rev.
Mr.. Hannaford ofiiciated at the funeral
which was holden at the house the 3D..
Her age was 20 years. A good woman
gone to her reward.
The County Lodge, I. o. q. r., meets
with Lone Mountain Lodge the 18th. a
cordial invitation extended to all sister
lodges.
Rev. Mr.. Mabry assisted by Rev. j.
Albert Corey are holding q series Of
meetings this week.
Excavation has begun for the furnace
under the Congregational church. q. T.
Poor has charge OF the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10


Ormand 8. Spring and wife, who have
been at Jackson, N. H, during the sum
mer season, have returned home.
Mr.. Henry Q. Pike has removed to the
John Pierce house.
Mr.. Isaac Il. Osgood has removed to
the Pike house thus vacated.
Mrs. Edward X. Hanson 70 very iii
from cancer. Her con Austin, who
has been In Washington seven years, 10
on his way to Hiram. Charles X. Han
son, another son, is clerk at Redstone,
". III.
Rev. VIM. Wood Of Cornish preached
by exchange at the Methodist church
on Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Walker and Mr.. George
True Of Boston have been Visiting Mr..
Eli G. Gould recently.
Mrs. Daniel w. Pierce Is visiting her
son, Allen NJ, at Charlestown, Mass.
IL Il rumored that John d. Pike, Esq,
coutemplates . removal to Cornish.
George Thurlow has removed to the
Joseph Butterfield shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
EAST BETHEL.

Farmers, hunters, school children and
even the housekeepers enjoy the lovely
weather Of October.
Mrs. Richards Of Mount Desert 10 VS.
iting her daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Brown.
She kas accompanied here by her dauRh-
ter, Miss Efiie Richards Of Connecticut.
WIN. b. Bartlett aud Miss Rilla Bart
lett are visiting their father, Jonas
Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Kilgore OF Paris
are visiting at Mrs. G. NJ. Browns.
Miss May Holt IL visiting relatives at
Philllps. -,
from Berlin, n. II. :,
Mrs. Esther Dustou Of Berlin, N. H.,
IL visiting at her brothers, n. +. swans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
kElAR FALLS.

Mr.. and Mira. I. N. Stanley went to
Portland Wednesday to do some trad
Ing.
Mrs. o. L. Mason aud Mrs. G. O. Stacy
also went Wednesday to get them set
Of teeth.
Mrs. Joseph Gllpstrick has returned
from Portland where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mr.. Ed Chapman aud wife have NOV
cd tn LimingtOn,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
ROxBuRy.

John Reed with his crew Il doing Q
good Job at rocky hill, 80 called, below
l.. III. Reeds mill. Ii has always been q
very narrow chance for the road be.
tween the river and the ledge. The
county commissioners ordered this ledge
blasted back, and It IL being done. The
ledge IL 90 full Of seams that . charge Of
dynamite does but small execution.
j. l.. Chapman will run his mill thli
coming winter. He has crew already
10 the woods cutting birch to be ready
for drawing to his mill a. soon as snow
comes and Mr.. Chapman Ii looking oyeI
the birch land to hnd other places for
cutting.
NJ. A. Huston Is quite sick and Is at
tended by DIR. Blnford.
y. l.. Marshall Is In town this week.
A moose was seen few days ago on
the mountain east Of Ellis Pond.
A. A. Jenne had sheep mangled by
dogs the other day. II IL the first CASE
In town under the new law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
NORWAY LAKE.

DR.. George w. Hszelton has fitted "
an Office In the store formerly occupied
by w. ii. Pride, and 10 ready to receive
professional calls.
DIR. Rounds and wife OF South Pari'
were In the place on Tuesday.
y. A. Stevens has sold his place al the
Centre 10 Moses Bearce of Auburn.
DIRE. Hazeltou aud Drake went te
Bridgton Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
EAST 8ROWNFiElD.

This has been fine week and the
foliage Il at Its best.
Mr.. Augustus bean and Alfred Bean
are visiting friends here, but expect to
40 South for the winter.
j. l.. Gibson Is In town for Few
days.
The teachers institute Is to be held
here the last week In October.
The circle met at Mrs. L. 4. Rounds
this week.
Isabel Stickney Is visiting In Cornish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
WEST PERU.

T.. A. Simpson has painted his house
which looks fine. j. +. Hammond did
the work.
+. @. Austiu's house IL nearly com.
pleted. II 10 to be heated by steam with
bath room and the most modern I'm
provements.
+. O. Walkers wife Of Rumford Falls
Is visiting his father and Il gaining fast.
One of our Oldest and esteemed fellow
townsman has passed away, James NJ.
Demeritt. He will be missed as he wat
q kind and pleasant nelghbor, and re
spected by all who knew him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
SHOWS FALLS.
I'LL rEECrioN OF THE NEW MILL
BEGUN.

The SHOWS Falls Electric and Manu-
srturiu, company have been at work
!, .omg time preparing for the utillza-
Ia Of he power which has so long been
-,nip. 20 waste at that place. As
bslgtr Wood says, the work done so
s' doesn't make much show. but IL IL
al dour. IL Il getting to the point
"a where the results Of the work are
s.innirg % appear.
4 .hort dam about three feet In height
\. hem nut in AZ the head OF the falls.
n i.ut every fall" says Mr.. Wood,
-skere YOU can get a forty-ti,e-foot
nd with three-ioot DAM" but the
ssE'. Fllls power IL remarkable
=. Ths vrecsage has been cleared
uny, AMI the place made ready Tor
sting IA the mill.
Lumbsr i now being delivered upon
4 ground for the mill, and George X.
diamond has the contract TO build the
M. aud IA, bound himself to have II
ouplstsl within thirty days. Nobody
40 know. him doubts that he will car
,oui hi. contract. The mill Il to be
hp, three stories high, and IL intend
( aio b. used for the grinding OF emery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

Miss Nellie Foster, who has beer
working at Hotel Long, Buckfield, has
returned home to attend school.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Swan OF Norway
made short visit here last week.
Moses Merrill who has been living
with II. A. Sturtevant has moved to
George Morril's.
As Rev. j. T.. Berry was on his way
home from K. p. Sturtevant's shop ont
Of his wagon wheels came of throwing
him out and injuring him quite badly
We have not learned to what extent thu
team was damaged.
A stack of hay belonging to AS
Robinson was burned by some mlscrean
few nights since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Cadmus has closed hll
lsbors with the Congregational church
here and will 70 TO Massachusetts,. Much
regret 10 felt At his departure. Rsv. Mr.,
Clark from the Andover House, Mass,
will supply the pulpit through the
month OF October.
Fred Weber 10 moving 70 Bethel.
8. D. Edwards has bought the house
known ~ the 6crlbner House, on thu
corner OF the street opposite the posi
once and u having Il torn down. i.
Rev. Nr. Purington and wlfs retutned
lass wssks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
aROWNElElp.

The post Office is now on the hill
much to the satisfaction Of the people
ON the hill.
II Il quite slckly In town, number
Of cases Of fevers.
We are having lovely weather. The
foliage Il looking beautiful, especially
on the distant hills and mountains.
Business seems to be improving 10
sOme rcspects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
HARTFORD.

Our most thrifty farmers are fiocking
to G. &. Spaulding's TO secure q years
stock of his wonderful hour. All women
who use Il wear q smiling countenance.
=. L. Irish lost valuable COW recent
ly.
Born, Sept. 18th, to the wife Of c. IL.
Berry, = daughter.
WIN. L. Bicknell's health Is rather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
WesT BUckfiElD.

Miss Lena Bennett has gone back to
Norway to work In the shoe shop.
8. Il. Briggs has commenced to haul
the hay that was cut on the old Merrill
farm to South Paris.
Norman Bessey Ii at work for Kate
Maxim.
We saw Editor Atwood's wife pass
our place on her bicycle last Monday.
Mrs. =. NJ. Cooper Is cutting her
third set OF teeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
UPTON.

Mrs. c. l.. Douglass and son have re
turned to their home In Everett.
y. Ii. Brooks IL at work for James
Gibbs.
HI. Abbott Il at home from Bethel
School commenced Ia, Dist. No. 4,
Monday, A. =. Abbott teacher.
Kate T.. Chapman OF Springfield,
Mass, spent Sunday at G. Chase's.
Mr.. Dwinell Of Boston IL boarding nj
the Lake House aud Sumner Sargent Il
guiding for him.
A. Brooks Il at home from the lakes
wiz Burke Il at work for ID. Thurs
ton nj Enrol, ". III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
NORTH PARIS.

O. ID. Eillngwood has left North Paris
and eooe back to work for II. Curtis si
West Paris. :.
n. 8. Pingree has gone TO Norway "a
live ~lth sou and daughter.
n. L. Barrett 10 buying apples both
srsfted and common at this place.
Ed and Wilson Lawrence are waiting
their fAthsr, @. Lawrence.
n. w. Duuhsm has movtd back intf
his houss on the harm.
Z. E. Fisld has cold hls oxen 70 In
Jos,uh Chlld aud sou Roscoe a.,
paekine apples IN thls vislnisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

At the town meeting Sept. sd to go
what the town would do about grading
the hills on the Turner road ordered By
the county commissioners, voted to pass
over the article.
Bank Examiner Whltten and wifc OF
Augusta Visited at Sheriff whitteu's 10
Gently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

s,hool In District No. I; closed FRI
hv. sept. 18th, after q term OF six
,rk,. Names Of pupils not absent one
M dty: Eugene Dean, Harry Chase.
E,ury bean and Leon Ripley. Arthur
pan missed one-half day. Bertha
Colburu. jamie and BERTHE Gibbs missed
AZ dty each. Bertha Colburn and
ltaur bean spelled 1907 words, Berths
ri.,irg two, Arthur none. Eugene
Ds,n aud Harry Chase spelled lOOd.
yhhsr missing. Leon Ripley and
I,nrv bean spelled 2G6 neither missing.
hmie Gibbs 90 words.
DRAMA VI. RoBBINs, teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

r,sr, ~ IN be social dance at Acad-
LrII,V wednesday evening OF this
-. Music by St-arns anu Morse
's,,bv Ndmission to hall I'D cents T:
L.,iny :. cents per couple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

Nj. Minnie Andrews was awarded
A. .il,rr medal at the Demorest con-
=, uortty evening. The music Tor
- sy,rIr. was furnished by Mr.. and
NJ. g.. % A. Briggs Of South Paris,
"A Nj. caroline L. Thayer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

walter tucker leaves with the Demo
.',,Eir, rompkins apple over twelve
-. In ,rcumference, and two Oh the
az p,i. variety about the same sire
S-.,,y y,p.I for an OF year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

has been received 10 Auburn
sc.as harrison X. Thornton, Q mlssloasry
riince Of Wales, Alasks, has
=. stdered by natives. Mr.. 1horn-
IL. u, Who Was with him &C the
IL 49,, Is now on her way home 10
Of John 3. Pratt Of Au-
- "'asesor % The 0rasd Trunk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

r,ll N. one who took lap robe from
,on IN Hutchinson & Newell's shed
MONDAY night please return it to
a. .,crr nf the Democrat ofiice, anu
Az. the owner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

Advertised letters in Paris post Office
AZ. lsi:
,bl.u Wilson
Niam.. &C.
R,kfr 4. 70.
Er.s. Miss Emily.
Chtpr N. Miss.
afa- 4.
Ret .On, Annie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

u,.,m IIeald starts for the worlds
nTas.l,v morning, on an excursion
,. LEWISTON. lie goes In company
~ IN number Of south Paris men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

..,u. Mason of Kerar Falls is In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

a.. Frank willoughby and child OF
" W are visiting at Col. Austins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

al urs. ". T.. Abbott and child
W. .o are visiting at ID. w. Farrars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10

-. .tpdeut. aud teachers Of the
Is - took an object lesson In the
s1l't a walk TO Mount Mica during
~ y l,,tsr half Of Friday afternoon.
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