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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SOUTHEAST BuckFIglp.

Arthur Lowell and his bride, Miss
Nellie Conant that was, rode Into our
ward and said: ..Come over to our re-
ception Monday evening" We claimed
that We would II We could. Ana We
could. And We did. And we met q cool
hundred there who also could and did.
Everything passed along satisfactorily,
from peanuts to music. Ice cream and
sugar played no mean part in the per-
formsnce. Commits Band assisted by
Bates Record. made excellent music.
Conant's Band proper consists OF his
eight boys, the Youngest Of whom IL ID
wears aud he L. wonder. III Hiram's U
girls were boys, no doubt they would
belong to the band. and U are IL.
That IL correct. Hiram has promptly
and cheerfully obeyed the divine In
junction aud has performed commenda-
BILE quite good deal of multiplying on
the face Of the earth. Go thou and do
you can, but don't ask me.
We have been excused.
Well, the hay Is In the barn and now
we can give our undivided attention to
stopping sheep holes, SO called. Fenc-
ing against sheep, horses, hogs, cattle
and the entire animal creation and car
rying on having at the same time, makes
q fellow dizzy and he hardly knows
.swhere he L. at" And when you are In
red hot pursuit of critter that Is bent
on blighting your hopes Of homing,
some cool and comfortable fellow while
logging along says: III don't blame cat
tie for breaking out" don't you feel
,hat xo,, ,.onil Ia nronar Glad In drag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
THR OXFORD BRARS.
the oolMos or THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS.

WGot pSWto
The much needed rain arrived Thur
day night.
HE Unlversallst Sunday School Of
this place went 10 Bryant's Pond We'd
nesday and united with the Sunday
school there In q picnic.
The Methodist and Baptist Sunday
Schools 10 to SHOWS Falls Tuesday, the
22d, for q picnic. All friends are In
vited.
Remember you can 70 to Portland,
the 35th for ellis.
Oxford District Lodge, I. O. q. r., II
to meet at Bryant's Pond, the 3lst, for .
picnic.
Mr.. George L. Durham and wife Of
Brattleboro, VT, are visiting at s. w.
Dunham's.
Some improved machinery is being
put Into the corn shop.
Freeman Ellingwood Ii up In the lake
chas. AIdrieh and family are spending
q few days I'm Upton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
WEST SUMNER

Fred Andrews Of Nashua, N. H., ar
rived here lately.
b. NJ. Small, wife and baby, left for
Wilton Sunday 10 company with 4. u.
Robertson and wife Of Boston.
Mr.. I. w. Horn Of Massachusetts, Is
stopplng ut his wife's mothers, Mrs.
Mary Jane Pulsifer's.
DR.. c. NJ. Bisbee and wife, Rev. II. II.
smith and wife, Harlan and Chester
BIsbee, Fred Andrews, Harold Bates
and sister Clara, Dottie Head and
Charles Buck went to worthley Pond
for u weeks fishing.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. b. Andrews OF Nor
way spent the Sabbath with Wallace
Ryerson and wife.
Mary 4. Howe visited Mrs. l.. d.
Andrews ut Norway.
Rev. II. d. Smith delivered q good
practical sermon ut the Uniyersalist
church Sunday, the 18th Inst. The male
quartette treated the large audience to
excellent music.
Roscoe Fletcher, principal OF Prince
ton High School, has visited his grand
parents, I. A. Fletcher and wife.
l.. A. Fletcher has been to Wilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
.sl THEY AFTER MsRRIFlslo,
~ uIENrT To LIBERArE THE Bef-
NI, r,<p NAN PROM FAIRS JAIL.

n uILNrT To LIBERArE THE BRf-
NJ, ruNp NAN PROM FAIRS JAIL.
A ATTEMPT was made last week to
bate some If the prisoners In the jail.
ne Jailer Garland and family were
trip With friends at Nor
~ Lake parties came Sunday night
VI toals anil worked upon the outside
NJ dOor. They tried to saw OF the
u u tls lr,k hat made little progress
iaai ami then bored a row of anger
-, l. thr plank do"r under the lower
Ia, bOriug across the width OF two
pas AMI ait,mpting to break them
4 The III Was broken by contact
"a holt bead aud as the door has an
~ lining the attempt proved unsuc-
,~;sl. Il /. believed hat the work
y. done by he friends Of Merrifield
u ut BY the friends Of Davis aud
AZ The Lynn horse thieves, rs has
ssNpoTted. There were three oc-
raais % the lower rooms In the jail,
krheh aud Mel'hee occupying the
"a lower room and Cook occupies the
m loser room. Davis has the south
N upstairs aud could not possibly
~ gained liberty had the attempt
~ 'Dccessiul. McPhee's time IL nearly
80 that Il would be more Of an object
stin to remain than TO escape now II
opportunity offered. Cook and
ms formerly occupied the south room
sairs but did not get along well to-
NJ and were separated by the request
zoe Of them. Their time expires
roo,r sth. Their l. clew To the
RS Who dld this job and they may
fave an opportunity to do their
W ron the interior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
wil SONS MILLS.

ID. c. Bennett has moved into his new
house.
smith from Dover, had busy time at
the lower settlement the three days his
tent was set there taking photographs.
Mrs. II. A. Storey and Master Elwyn
spent several days with Mrs. w. L..
Pickett the past week.
viii Durkee and family OF Bethel
were calling on friends In town.
Nora Wilson has been spending q
week at her uncle's, y. n. Benefits.
Mrs. y. a. Flint and the younger
children came In from Colsbrook Thurs
day, on visit to relatives aud friends.
The most Of our farmers are done
having.
Heavy showers Saturday afternoon
cooled the sultry atmosphere somewhat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
DENMARK.

Mr.. william q. Lowd from Cambridge
port, Mass, IL stopping with his sister,
Mrs. A. II. Jones Of the Maplewood,
for few days.
Mrs. Emma Warren Is able to be about
the house.
Mr.. Elmer Swan and wife have been
nj Old Orchard beach for few weeks.
A young child Of Mr.. James Fiheld
died ut the home Of Mr.. Russell Jordan
Of cholera infantum last Sunday.
The corn crop In this section Is look.
Ing pretty poorly. The long dry spell
Il the cause. -
Mr.. Frank Whales and family have
returned from Old Orchard after lon
camping out spell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

Idle men who are willing to work
might lind employment at the North
West Carry where now lG5 men are Mt
work and moro nre wanted. II is re-
portcd that the Brsdstreets and l.. &.
Moore, who carry on tho operations
there, have the right Of wav cleared for
the endless chain, and the large dam Mt
the head Of Garry brook Il nearly com.
pleted. They have three crows. logging
and start one more In few days. They
arc building a large house at Carry pond,
50x2G feet and two stories high, icr
beadouarters. They expect to have the
endless chain completed and the logs
running In October. There are two
dams yet to be built. Logging opera
tions are being carried on there for
twenty miles to the extent OF twenty
Owe or thirty millions. when THIS con-
Germ gets running full blast, II will give
employment to seven or eight hundred
mnu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
LOWELL.

The village circle meets Thursday
evening. 4,
There will be literary and musical
entertainment ut the town hall on Wei
nesdsy evening next given by the board
ers at j. NJ. Farrlngton's. the proceeds
for the Sunday school library OF the
Congregational church.
The Christian Circle will be entertain
ed on Tuesday by Mrs. Cyrus Andrews.
The steamer comes down the lake
about every day.
Miss Blanche Head Of Charlestown,
Mass, IL visiting In town.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson of the Maine Mission
AIRY Society IL In town. lie preached at
the village last Sunday morning and at
the Centre In the afternoon and Will do
so next Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Warren preached at the
Christian church last sunday forenoon
and will again next Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

The New England Clam Bake Associa-
ton has met with adycrslty In its at
tempt to provide the visitors at the
worlds Fair with the luscious clam and
broiled live lobster including the SAVIOR
and delicacy which these products OF the
Maine coast have ~ u were "ou their
native health" While the parties hnan.
cisIly interested 10 the scheme failed
there IA little doubt that the attempt Will
rcsult in the good Of having increased
the demand throughout the country for
these dellcacles and has shown the poe
slbllIty Of shipplpg them long distances
without destroying their delicacy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SWEDEN.

We have been favored With severaI
rrfreshing showers or late, yet the
ground u very dry.
F.ress fires are doing much damsge
In adjoining towns. but, a. yet. notn'nS
serious In our Immediate vicinity.
several OF our young friends and their
vlsltors were invited to hay. raek roe
bv the Evans boys on Saturday, wnicn
they enjoyed immensely. -.
Mr.. ]. ". Perry and wife have ta.sn
. short vacation trip and attended N
camp meeting at Poland. v..
~. John Crawford and vile Of MORN
p.rIs have been through our town can
Washing for usrssry STOCK :,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
nlIoketGlp.

George n. Atwood, wife and son, wsrs
N. Gown last week. 81 .fi .
Ma Mamie Gardner was home from
South Paris laat week and entertained
her friend Miss Graham OF Rumford.
Mr.. and Mrs.. ]. b. Clark OF Dorches'
ter, Mass, are visiting at Edwin HOW
ards.
Miss Mary Louise Bisbee with party
Of friends vacated at Popham Beach the
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Field Of Exeter,
N. H., are at Mrs. Fields father's, MI
wins r. PIKE, station agent on the
p. and r. r. r., has been quito III the
past week.
Fred Bicknell has sold his stand on
Depot Street to Addison Monk and goes
to 'Bryant's Pond, having leased the
hotel At that place. john NJ. Tobin, for
merly landlord of the Buckneld House
and Hotel Long, will DO clerk for Mr..
BIcknell.
A rousing remonstrance win meet the
petitioners and commissioners at the
hearing for road from Chase's Mills to
Hebron Station via "Mud Pond"
DIR. A. K. Robinson Il doing quite z
business buying good. stylish horses and
shIpplng to Philadelphia.
The contract for granite from the
Drake ledge for the railroad extension 70
Lewiston has been filled, and the heavy
teams have departed for Rumford Falls.
A rainy day can be q very pleasant
day after such Q drought. Such was
Friday.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. =. A.
Warren took PLACE Sunday afternoon,
l3th inst, at the house, Rev. b. y. Law
renee, her pastor, officiating. Mrs. War
rem has been an invalid for more than
forty years. Several times during that
period It was thought she could not sur.
ylye a week. Patient and submissive
through her years Of weakness, and pos
se,sed of triumphant faith, she calmly
awaited the end, feeling that there await.
ed her ga house not made with hands"
A husband, son and daughter, are bertft
of her love and counsel. She was one OF
the original members of the Baptist
church In Buckfeld, organized In 1884.
Her are WAS "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

mn NE cap. are a dl.grsce to any CON-
N. snd Dayton has some that de-
ih,,sa' enlistment at the whipping post.
h,,ssn citizen Who had brought legal
~ e sx,lnst q nelghbor that had
~ Ma wife was called upon BY
mp Who made him promise 10
k,as. natter. lie promised and then
~ 49, Mat . poor promlse Of this hind
NJ broken than kept, brought
u'ngs to ssttlemens neat day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SlIMNER.

Mr.. T.. A. Stetson Of Whitman, Mass,
Il visiting his brother, II. Stetson.
Miss Marilla Cummings and Miss May
Thomas visited ut Rumford Falls last
week.
Mr.. Earl Wiley Of Cambridge, Mass,
IL visiting his grandfather, X. =. Sturte-
want, and other relatives.
A. II. Parlin and daughter are visit
Ing relatives In Turner and Buckfield.
Seven Of the Mssons Of this place went
to Hebron Sunday, the 18th, to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Packard.
The hay crop In this vicinity will be
as much or more than last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
WANTS THeM TO GO BACK.

d.. waggoner, a colonization agent
of the Canadian government, has been
In Biddeford trying to Induce French
Canadians to leave here to colombo the
new country In the Canadian northwest.
Il Il said that forty OF these agents have
been sent out by the Canadian govern
ment to induce emigration from the
States which border on the Canadian
line and from cities which have q large
French population, and that In the last
year 400 citizens OF the United states
have been induced to leave the States to
take up farms In the Canadian north
west. Mr.. waggoner comes from Wal
colt, VT, where he has beeh trying to
secure colonists with good success and
me "a soon to take on company OF emil
grants from Vermont the number OF
which ne IL DESTROYS Of Increasing from
Blddeford French Canadians.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
WEST aljCkEielD.

Fred Bennett and his mother went to
Industry last week to visit her folks and
Fred bought him horse while there.
G. W. Lowe went to Stow August 18th
and got his family. -.
Mrs. WIN. l.. Harlow spent August
18th with her husband Mt RumfOrd Falls.
A. y. Richards and VIM. Coffren went
to Rumford Falls last week.
IL your horse has any sores or sprains
try Etsel Smiths linlment.
John T.. Flagg and wife stopped at IL.
A. Flagg's, August 18th, over night, on
their way to stow to visit her parents.
James Lewis has hired out to &. A.
Warren to 20 thrashlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
PERIL.

Born, Aug. Is, to the wife Of Elroy
Cannon, daughter.
Lewis Holmes Of Massachusetts, Is WIS.,
iting friends In this place.
II. T.. Stillman had COW break her
leg rs they were getting them In from
the pasture. lie has bought him reg
istered Jersey bull Of the Herdsdale
farm herd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

n, Baptist sunday school will pie
! Al Bfyant's Pond, Wednesday OF
t.Uyk. n Wednesday should prove
sruy the picnic will be postponed To
|n.rshv. The barge will start from
) ,hurrh, al eight o'clock sharp. All
- inieniiug TO 20 on the barge, viii
as give their names To Mr.. wedge,
y htsr than Tuesday morning, SO that
Tarcmen,. for teams may be made.
n, ARE, pro, ided there are fifty, viii
susuty.tiye cents each. All invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
NEWRY.

Three fires In Ncwry within three
months. The last was the barn OF X. +.
Stearns, which was strnck by lightning
during the shower Saturday afternoon,
and consumed with about 81 tons OF hay.
A p,g, some hens, three or four barrels
of -four and several bushels OF meal be-
longing to NJ. l.. Thurston, who was oc-
cupvine the premises, wee burned. A
good wagon belonging to Perley Bart
lett was also burned. The barn was q
nice structure built by Mr.. Stearns
about ten years ago. Tho insurance Is
light, about enough TO cover tho value
of tho hay, 20 I am told.
J. y. Aliens mother and brother from
Stoneham are visiting at this place this
week.
what good do those heavy showers
dof IL gcts drier and drier all the time.
Grasshoppers and drouth, the Lord dc
liver us from both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
BROWNFIElp.

We are having fine weather.
There are quite good many visitors
IN the village; among others are Arthur
BAKER, Robert Graham, and Miss Emma
Leavitt, Of Portland.
Five young men from Cornish took
dinner ut the Pequawket House Sunday
last. a. J.
Fred Eastman Of Lynn, Mass. Is
visiting his parents, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eastman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SION.
The weather Is very cold at this writ

The weather is very cold at this writ
Ing. y.
Mrs. Eugene Charles remains about
the same. Annie Chandler, who Is Mt
work for her, expects to 20 away from
there In few weeks.
Mrs. Ambrose Leavitt has returned to
her home. She IL very poor In health
but gaining slowly.
Mr.. Edward McAllister Il stopping at
Mr.. o. II. Days with his family.
There are quite number Of strangers
In town. They are staying at Leonard
EmersOu's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
OXFORD

Miss ii. T.. Hersey Of Boston Is here
for short time.
Mr.. James Dawes and wife OF East
Boston visited relatives here last week.
lie started Thursday for the worlds
fair.
A frost fell Saturday night. killing
cucumber vines, etc., In some places.
The Epworth League will give pub
lie entertainment Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
SOUTH BETHEL.

Mr.. I. King and wife have been spend
Ing two weeks at their daughters, Mrs.
Whites.
Mrs. l.. w. Russell has been spending
q few weeks at Fryeburg and Portland.
She II expected to return to-day. Miss
Belle jackson has been attending the
household duties during Mrs. Russelrs
absence.
Mr.. Snow at I. A. Cushman's had a
bad chill last Monday.
Many are sick with the prevailing cpl
demic Of dog days.
Having IL about over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
"a, -,n,n.,,,,,,. u.x.,in.l

ISv tr seryan:)-"well, Mary, Is
az .l.t,r married. yetr
/ V,r-'ND mum"
Id. lows thsts I thought she
10 have hecu married last week"
v,v-"Yes, mum, so she was; but
!, ycurc man. instead o buying the
s-,iure, bought bicycle"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

NJ Walter Gray Of Paris, who COM
,f,ri .uicil, 10 Auburn last week,
n. NOT. d. Nj. friends at first glance
s,rL Walter l.. GRAY, son Of WIN. L..
Ear. bat a Young man " no has for a few
~. made his home with T.. l.. Allen
,Ai.toWn. lie had no known relatives
M. part Of tie country. The news
~ mort, II the matter have got the
- Walter Grays pretty badly mixed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
plckvALe.

The long expected rain storm has
come and makes the heart Of the hus-
bandman rejoice.
Feed 10 very short 10 the pastures,
some farmers being obliged to feed their
cows from the harm.
Mr.. Cyrus Bishop and wife Of Jay
arc at their daughters, Mrs. A. j.
Farnr's, Of Peru.
Frsnkiln Plantation held another
meeting, Aug. 18th. Some ono says this
only makes six. We presume Cleveland
ID 70 blame for Il.
5. r. Robinson Il at work for II. II.
Andrews nnishing his house.
We have finished haylng. IL has cost
me one dollar besides my own labor ana
that Of the horse 70, secure twenfy tons
Of hay 10 good condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

OR. Cyrus ii. Ripley OF this place,
"a IN his seyenty-fourth year, 10 q well
,y.sr,ed man for one of his age. He
I. ser ked all through the haying se.'-
"a moving nearly every day and pitch
!, an biz hay, (about thirty tons) one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
NORWAY LAKE.

The Partridge family had . reunion
In the school house grove Thursday.
There were thlrty-one present.
Mrs.. Zopher Mansur and Miss 8. Il.
Newhall went to waterville Saturday
and returned Wednesday.
Mr.. Mahoney, wife and child, return
ed to Boston Wednesday. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Marston attended
the grange picnic at c. w. Ryerson's
the 10th.
Rev. Mr.. Corey was In the place .
little while Thursday.
Alton Tucker 10 at home for . vaca-
tim
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
EAST PERU.

Elezar Poland died on the 18th Inst,
after lingering illness Of cancer In the
stomach. He was buried on the 10Th.
Elder Abbott attended the funeral.
Andrew Poland returned to Massa-
chusetts ut once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

nip.s. stearus returned to Cam
~, ON The 18th. lie lost his purs"
~ ,bou, - aud some shirt studs la
,,,ue,u Coles mill and the depot Mt
N Paris. The finder will be remem-
s.rI by lgaying IL at the Paris or south
III. pot Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

n, h,nd gave concert Of about an
,,d half In the stand saturday
',,slpg. ard played variety Of music.
M psople Of the village, wrapped In
d,sr,,ai. sud mittens, came out and en-
avnl L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

s.orye / Melleu. q. A. Thayer, John
. Ih,,hlusun. =. y. Newell and John
, villsr went ON a fishing trip to Little
s..'orl road last week meeting with
,.r ,ucCe.,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22
aiiueoan cfNrRE.

The ferry has bssn stopped here foI
several days, owing 70 the river oelna
Considerable distance above tho fer
~. There Il pacing now.
Three shlrts were stolen tho same
night that Scribner & Smiths circus
passed through this place, nom z
clothes line ut W. 8. Guilford's.
Miss Eva Kimball and her friends,
the Misses Henderson from Chicago,
are ct her fathers, ". d. Kimbalrs.
Mrs. DIR. r. e. Small 10 enjoying q
few weeks rest at her former home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

,.a,, HASKELL Of Portland stopped at
~. INN one day last week In the
~ az a .go-as-you-please" carriage
- over mi. part of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

,hun Iarty on the grounds Of the
lS,i.t parsonage was advertised for
nur.dlv evening. The hour for
4. n,rty brought our long-needed
,pdthc AVN party has been post
ii ircm evening to evening, and has
,t,st taken place. The managers say
4tlhhsy hid known IL would bring
=, ,h,y would have had Il weeks ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

''"'i hals ItEsbAt.
az CLASS.
- Roy, ". n FarTts, Gerham.
Hofn. u. I. TwOmbly, Berlin.
HA, Geo. \. Marsh. DiNflelt.
.ehh, q. Y Ceburn, Berry's Mills
Nhses, y. u Merrill, Anaeyer.
49,, o. Y. Harrington, Locke's Mills.
80 fstshsn. ~. 4. Warrington.
1T: Jhas, Crosby. Norway.
~ tarl harrington.
--tNelswoO,i. T. Z. Richardson. Norway.
FKEE IOR ALL. PACE.
ny, Geo. 70. Iiilborn. Paris.
~ Nm Gregg. Andoyer.
NAa-s, 3. -. Ames. Dixhehd.
htOND DAY. WEDNESDAY.
3o CLASS.
49, Dsck. J. ". Greene, Berlin Fails. y. IL.
- va, W. u. farrt-, GOthsa, ~. u.
SGiAe. Y. !. rwOmbly. Berlin falis.
smma, W.R Chapman, New YORK.
49,, X. Merrill, Ansloyer.
- heIlsTt carter. Bethel
l-s.sh I. W 'ackson, Paris.
49, Harrington, Lccke's Mills-
1919. iheie rhaysr, Paris.
10 haos, Otis Howe, kumfor,i.
49,. Brooks, West Paris.
~''f' stanley, Paris.
2A CLASS.
x, x LlBscott. Browadell.
d.. nss, v. I. rwombly. Berlin
-. ~, X !. fwombly. Beriin.
$500 "a '. CObarn, Berry's Mills.
6.yf- Geo. fernali, Bethel
x,.nms, VIM. n. Chapman, New York,
l.,,1v sss v. X. Merrill. Apsiover.
Nlsls ~ = faninxton, Loeke's Miiis.
k..ss. q 2. Warrington.
I-ea th..le rhayer.
NJ y. A. brooks. West ParisA
"a. SSn,s, J. y. Iiowlans.
-. L. W. Jackson, Paris.
A. Brooks.
Sr.ss " stanley. Paris.
"',has. Crosby. Norway.
fntk SoR ALI rRor.
L-s.sJ: W. Greene, Bsrlin.
va W. ID. fsrris, Gorham, n. n.
tass Geo fernaLi. iisthel.
t-r sm. cr,gg. Ansioyer.
sAs.pe. X Chapman, New York.
In, = ssh.a, %. y. farrington.
''Ae, y. y. IiowlAnd, Parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

n..,j,,l J. Paris, Esq, OF PhilAdei-
fs', S'. been making a brief visit to his
~, 20, - and friends at his old home ut
P,r. Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

N, psrrlyal J. Paris, Mrs. c; X.
We Nj. Helen ID. Paris and Mas
!, iii IT, paris are spending q week at
= White Mountains
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

nj ue,ther" rarely causes such
,ea1 40, 5v a. IL did Friday. The
,ss . Sak. greener by AZ much ~ ten
~. already.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

~ lawn party on the Baptist par
.',se grounds will be held TUESDAY,
80 N (, ia pleasant, otherwise 10
I'M \, Indefinitely postponed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

whi,temore and family return
l,9', - from very enjoyable camp
u w. I'm !, Norway Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-22

damage 10 Hsius during u; dry spsll'