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rhe Days Program at the State Meet.
 LocKPoRT, N. Y, June l6.-The embers of the League of American
 heeimen have determined to
 Ike an active part in pol |es throughout the country and # New York State in particular. 'xt fall They will make the good ads question the issne and support aly candidates for pnblie office who
 lli pledge themselves to this plat fm President Luseombe, of the A. ", will open the campaign in pckport today. He will also make dresses in New York, Albany, pchester Brooklyn. and in New Tsey and Pennsylvania. Among nlay's big bicycle events are; One
 ile novice: one mile handicap, class liaif-mile League ef American State championship lsedals. three in number, will bt
 nde from dies owned by the. New prk State divisian; one mile tan m. class A; one mile 2::5r class.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder Worlds Feir Highest Award.
\ Pleasant Trip.

Mr c \. Hart will leave this after noon for a ten days trip to James town and Lake Chataqua, N. Y., to attenl The annual meeting and re- union of the Grand Lodge tii Ellls. Hewill join the Texatkana delega- tion ia Little Rock tonight aml make the entire through trip with them. They will have one of the srandest times e.er had hs any organization in Ameriea. The Elks know how to enjoy fife a1id they are getting all the good out of it they possibly can. The beauty Of it all for Mr. Hart is, being Grand Lodge officer his ex- penses are ali paid.
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this city, to race from New York to Albany against time. Glingen is to use bicycle. while Anthes will util- ize rowboat. The start will be from foot of Fifty-eighth street, North River, and the finish at the Deleyan House, Albany Anthes is to depart this morning at ). Clingen will leave twenty-four hours later. The race is for $500 side, and Billy Edwards, Hoffman House. has been chosen as final stakeholder.
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Earne to Meet siddons.

BUFFALO. June 16.--It was defn- itely arranged few weeks ago that Frank Erne and George Siddons will meet in tensround glove contest at the Academy of Music today There fs considerable interestin this match. inasmueh as when the two men came together before in a six-round bout a very questionable decision was given.
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Denver. Col. and Resur...

$27 to Denver and return by Cottoa Belt Route, account following meet Fings:
 E Annual meeting American Insti- ute of Homeopathy. Tickets un sale June 10, liandl2:: good retalrn- ing thirty days frsan date of sale.
 National Republican League Meet ing Tickets Gil sale ,Inne 2, 22 22i 22i and 24; good returning thirty tlavG frop
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cornen's Commencement Programme

ITHACA, N. Y, June 16.-The pro- gramme for commencement week has been arranged as follows: Tomor- TOW, haccalaureate sermon by the Rev. Lyman Abbott. of Brooklyn; Tuesday, June 19, class day and sen for ball; Wednesday, June 20. Wood ford contest in oratory and com mencement concert; Thursday. June 2l, twenty-sixth annual commences mnnf
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Mgr. salolli win officlate.

NEWARK, \. l.. June l6-The cor ner-stone of the new st. James Church on Broad street will be laid tomorrow, one of the features of the exercises will be a parade of all the societies in this part of the State. The sermon will be preached by Very Rev. James McFaul, formerly oi Long Branch. now the administrator of this diocese.
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Put Up or sbutup.

The Commercial in its attacks on Judge Elliott, makes some direct charges and many others are insinu- ated, and follows them up with a demand that he either. deny them or stand convicted as admitting their truth. We have oteonsulted Judge Elliott on the subject, but we take It for granted that as an honorable gentlemen, standing for a high iudic- ial position, he certainly. will not eondescend to notice, by denial all or any of thes charges which the gifted imagination and the unscru- ial's corps of assistant editors may pour into its columns. The people of thls county are both fairly lntel- ligent and intelligently fair, and he who brings charge affecting the personal or political character of d reputable and well-known citizen such as Judge Elliott, must either furnish convincing proof that it is true or stand convicted in public estimation of deliberate lying The American people despises a slanderer, instinctly and ny tradition, and those who hope to smite wi Il false- hood or stab hy imluendoRneed ey. poet little of popular sympathy. The cammereial should either pre- sent it's proof, fl 1t has any, or keep silence. Its unsupported assertions will moi be accepted as trx1. Bring on yonrproof.
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C0LLIDED WITH AN ICEBERG.
Anchor Line Steamer Ethiopia Narrowly
 Escaped Fatal Destruction.
speoial DIspatch to the Graphic.

Special Dispatch to the Graphic.
 LONDON, June f6-Thc Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia arrived at port this morning. She was consid- erably broken up having recently collided with an iceberg It was q narrow escape from total dstruction.
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Attention. Y F. A.

To the National Convention in Milwaukee the Cotton Belt Railway will sell tickets 10 Milwaukee at one fare for the round trip $2l. D. Tickets on saie June l7,.lS and a. and limited for return passag fifteen days from date of Sale. See that your tickets read via the Cotton. Belt
 B. H. WILSON. Agt.
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 License Issued.

County Clerk Greenfield this morn iug issued marriage license to Mr. Isaac Aitsehule, who will on tomor- TOW morning lead to the marriage altar Mrs, Caroline Bromherg.
 The marriage ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Becker. In advance we offer eongratulations to Che couple and wish them all the blessings of life,
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The Reward for Frank Almy's ceptur

LEBANON, N. H., June 19.-Judge Smyth has ordered a hearing for atoday to determine to whom the re- ward belongs for thecapture of Amy the murderer of Christy Warden, for which there are five claimants. The matter was referred to the Supreme Court for adjustment by the Leg isIature.
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Twenty three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No. 4leaving her at i:lO a. III. Arrives at Cairo at l:3o ?. III. Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St. Louis at G:45 p. nn. and Chicago at l2:20 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. l.. Il. Wilson Agt.
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Turner rrice.

Turner Trice, the negro deputy sheriff, who was shot with q load of buckshot Thursday evening last by 5. 6. Purcell, is reported not doing so well today. He had considerable fever last night and his physicians were called in to see him at very early hour this morning.
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Montreal Athletes,

MONTREAL, June 16.-The executive committee of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association will have charge of the spring championship games of the Canadian Amateur Athletic As sociation which take place here to-
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Candidates Picnic

The candidates will have m noppor- tHpity to 'sblow themselves next Tuesday at U barbecue. at Watson s Chapel, about four miles southwest of the city, on the Camden road. As there is np wator there they had better prepare themselves before leaving the city. Any kind of liquid substitute will answer.
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DIED.

TAGGART--In the city, June ts 1894, Zelma the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. W. o. Taggart The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community in the loss of their little daughter. The remains were buried yesterday afternoon in Bellwood cemetery.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Premier orispi Shot at This Morning While
 Out Driving.
Speciat nispatcb rntbe GR4Pp4p

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 ROME, June 16.-An assassin shot at Premier Crispi this morning while the latter was out driving Tine Premier jumped from his carriage and grappled with the would-be as= sassin and held him until the arrival of officers. Crispi was not wounded.
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\ Pleasant Gathering

Misses Myrtle and Annie Saunders in- vited number of theiryoung friends to tea last night in honor of their guest Miss Katie Johnson of Tex arkana, The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all.
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Bunker Hill Day.

BOSTON, June l6.-Tomorrow is Bunker Hill Day. As it falls on Sun day this year the celebration will take place on Monday.
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---------------- = S - For the Bay State Championship.

For Inc Bay Stafe ChampIohship.
 BosToN,June l6.-The State Tennis championship tournament will. be held on the Longwood grounds to- day and Monday. the 18th inst,
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SHOT HIMSELF.
Ex-Congressman rhos Bayne Committed
 Suicide.
Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 WASHINGTON, June l6.-Ex-Con- gressman Thomas Bayne, of Penn sylvania, shot himself through the heart this morning.
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RuMboat vs. Ricycle. .

Ew YORK. June l6.-A novel fcli was arranged recently be-
 een J Clingen and A. Anthes, of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
MEs1 aEIhEI.

A few domestic incidents Of an UNI
pleasant character have transpirci here
Of late.
Prof. &. II. Cooks wife IL aid 10 be
ON a visit To her old home Ia New
Hampshire and IL not expected to Ne
turn.
Eugene briggs Ia at his fathers In this
place. having lately moved from his home
and wife at Bethel Hill.
George Murphy's wife crossed the
Androscoggin River TO her fathers
house on the north side, In the absence
Of her husband, taking with her some
provisions and household goods. aud
the report Il that George IL deserted.
The entertainment NJ a. y. Beans
Hall Saturday Was well managed aud .
success. The hoop drill, led by Misses
Merrill and Mcraull, Was very fine In
deed. In Il was deaf mute, Annie
Merrill, whose exact time Was remarked
by many ~ being wonderful. A banjo
solo by Miss l.ose Bean Was particularly
flne. Two recitstions by Miss Cora
Mason were given In excellent style. In
fact everything passed OF 20 the entire
satisfaction Of the large audience pres
ent. After the, entertainment hulled
corn supper was served In the hall be-
low.
4. \. Bean has been to l'umfod the
past week.
We are having q very early spring
grass looks finely. Ia forty years have
not turned my cattle To pasture ~ early
~ this year.
Mrs. y. q. Wheeler visited In Mason
this week.
Julia Gilcrease teaches school on the
Flat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
ai,cx0elo

Some Of the farmers turned away
their colts and young stock 10 pasture
April ~. About two weeks ahead OF the
average scasou.
Rev. Geo. u. nannaford Of Rsmford
Falls commenced hls labors with the
Methodist church a. supply sunday
afternoon, April -.
Rev. b. y. Lawrence, pastor Of the
Baptist church, has been more comfort-
able the past week though still critically
III.
Tuesday morning, Nay Let, the glass
In the doors Of the post once and the
"Arcade" Vas found broken In, bat no
evidences Of that. Probably amateurs
who have taken tho frat step In the
broad road that leads 10 Thomastou.
Robinson Dean has sold the Chase
farm, recently occupied by Clarence
Henson, tn charles Taylor Of Hebron.
Carlton Gardner sold hls stand We'd.
nesday, the ID Inst, TO Cyrus N. Irish
for e3OD.
wyer Greene, Esq., Of Portland, Was
In town last week.
several Of the young people OF the VII
lage attended the lyceum at Hebron
Academy last Wednesday evening.
Constable Chllds counscated q batch
of .tangle-foot" at the station, recently.
Mrs. Edward q. Cole and daughter
visited Massachusetts, the past week.
Winfield Scott hickman Of South
Buckfield Of the famous "schoolmarm"
case Vas before the grand jury at the
present term Of court, seeking an lndict-
Inent Of several Of the witnesses In that
celebrated trial for perjury-wlthout
success.
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EAST BETHEl-


Farmers have done their sowing,
planted early peas, potatoes, etc.
Miss Lillian kimball has gone Ia MIL
ton Ia teach school.
VI. n. IIamlln Of Durham visited this
place last week.
Mrs. v. :. Bartlett u now With her
daughter, Mrs. Flora wight.
&c. Estes % Massachusetts, IL visit
Ing hls farm In this place.
Mrs. OImon Twitehell visited Fort
land last week.
James VI. Bartlett moved . load OF
good. TO Durham for VI. n. lIsmlln.
Mr.. Mason Il living with her dAugh-
ter, Mrs. Nina Swan.
Preaching a, the church In this place
May ~, BY X. A. Rich. A Sabbath
school IL To be organized.
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ofxHlfln.

9tAEN8SSs
Capt. Geo. l.. Merrill II to deliver The
address before l.. ID. kIddcr Post, q. A.
T., May 30sh.
Geo. 4. Holman has been to Boston
and New York purchasing hIs usual
spring stock Of goods. lie has returned
with . nice stock Of goods, all Of the
latest styles.
W. y. Putnam has been away attend.
Ing grand lodge Of MAsons.
They are having good run Of work
at the Merrill spool factory 1t present.
Mr.. w. w. smith II visiting friends
and relatives In Auburn and Lewiston.
Rev. Thos. Il. Payne went tn IewIs'
ton Wednesday last and returned home
Friday.
Edna and Ina Edmunds, accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. J. T.. Edmunds,
havebecn visiting friends In Auburn the
past week.
School commences here In the village
again Monday, May 9Th. IL Will he q
large school, taking In scholars In what
Was District No. I In Mexico, and what
was District No. I In Dlxfield, making .
union school Of the two.
Rev. Thos. Il. Payne starts for Water
VILE May 'th to get his team from there.
lie Will drive through from there TO
DIxfeld.
Friday evening, April a'th, the pupils
Of the high school, under the direction
of y. A. Robinson and Miss Verde Lud-
den, gave q school exhibition In Music
Hall. Everything passed or finely, and
Il Was pronounced the best school exhi.
billion evei had In this place by those
present. A great deal OF credit Ia due
those who took part; also 10 the teach
ers for the able manner In which the
program WAS carried out. A part Of the
procceds will 20 10 pay for . hne new
webster's International dictionary pur-
chased by Prof. I.oblnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
wesr PERIL.

Monday, April 30th, X. @. Austin's
mill caught IRE which came very near
being big one. The whole side OF the
fuel room Was all ablaxe when discov-
cred but Il was only . minute before
they had q stream Of water on II.
Oyster supper at the !. o. @. 7. the
2Oth.
Two four-horse teams have commence
ed drawing spool strips from Franklin
TO the station for Mr.. bryant.
Mr.. James Gowell has put up shcd
30 by co for Mr.. bryant 20 pack his
SPOOL stock In at Dixheld and West Peru
station. The =. 4 II. y. II. II. have put
In q spur track for the same and for
local freights.
Vaccination, German measles, chick
en- pox aud mumps are al the 20.
Last fall there were four rents unoc-
cupled, nov four families want rent.
Mr.. X. 4. Demeritt's mother 10 with
her on q Walt from New Hampshire.
r. h. StrAtton from New Brunswich
Il stopplng at J. n. Gowell's.
]. r. Knox II on the gain.
Mrs. J. r. York has gone to Andovei
for visit.
NIss X. I. Tucker has gone 10 Boston
for her spring and summer GOODS and
viii be ready to 80 her many friends
and patrons 90 or about the lith OF NAY
J. A. Arnold has sold some over eaoO(
worth Of grain and fesd In the rev
months past. Il looks - though Their
must Be some money In this part OF M
town n it u hard times. How DO IN.
farmers manage 70 pay oot 20 much ane
get Q livingf
that make two pounds Of butter day
] % they say.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
AhpoveR.

Thurston's drive WAS landed In the
big river last week. Most Of the pop
lar In the East Branch passed here last
week.
The snow has almost entirely left the
mountains; grass looks fairly well; q
good rain would give the fields anew as
pect, a. the surface Of the ground IL very
dry.
News reached here Wednesday Of the
death Of Mrs. Ella winslow of Portland.
oldcst daughter Of 4. A. Newball. IL
came very UNEXPECTEDLY to the friends
and relatives here, although for several
years she has been In delicate health
from consumption. The Immediate cause
Was hemorrhsge Of the lungs. The
funeral took place from her home In
Portland the 9TH.
Tom French Was united In marriage
with Miss Jennie Mitchell April 18th.
The Ice has left the lakes, and the pro-
prietors Of the several camps are turn
Ing their attention that way.
John y. Ilewcy aud family have charge
of the Island camps.
Tom French has leased the Boston
Club camp, and will open TO the public
Immediately.
The several steamers were put In last
week. Several parties are booked for
the present week, ~ fishing bids fair to
open well.
A town meeting Il called for the 9Th
to see about the SWANS Notch road and
the locating Of the same, also TO see II
the town will accept the road laid out by
the selectmen on Hack Street.
Several new buildings are going up
this spring.
DIR. Twitchell will put up Q good act
Of buildings on Hack Street.
Chas. kimball IL building on Mormon
Street.
George Learned IL grading for hi'
house on River Street. :.
The steam mill will finish saving birch
In about two weeks. IL IL reported they
viii shut down for few weeks.
II. q. Burditt and wife, l.. y. Jones
and ". y. Newhall left for Portland to-
day TO attend the funeral Of Mrs. j. n.
winslow, mentioned above.
The schools In Nos. ], J, ,, . and
commenced April 30th.
but little planting done yet.
The lodge chose their officers last week
Hon. II. v. Poor comes Monday, the
,th. with his family.
There will DO Unlversalist preaching
In the hall on Sunday, May u, at ]
o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
EAST SUMNER.

The Good rcmplar. had very enjoy
able time al thei, hall May night. Eher'
ci.es consisted of music, q farce, and q
general social OCCASION, with oyster and
pastry supper. over loo were present.
Mr.. Arthur v. sampson u being
highly spoken % a. very desirable can
dldate Tor telegraph operator and sta
ton agent At this place, and his appoint
ment would give general satisfaction.
Mr.. Cary, Ne learn, dos not Wish "a
learn 10 operate the telegraph, and
some intelllgen; Young man Il needed Ia
an the position of operator.
The Ninot Packing Go. viii be ai
their factory on "Wednesday and Thur
day % this wc.k % give out sood corn,
aud deslrv Ia m~ct every person that
desires to plan, for them the present
season.
Nice weather nov for getting ready
for planting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
AoR1h RuckEiIlp,

John Chaplin has sold his farm la
M.llen Buck Of south Paris.
Mrs. Emerson Ames of Dixfield and
Mrs. Selden barrett ~ sumner are AT
their fathers, v. II. Bicknelrs, for few
DAYS.
quite q number % our men here have
been at work on the A. ID. white trotting
park. They are doing quite = good job,
Farmers In our vicinity are pushing
their spring work quite fas, this good
weather.
Charles Damon has got moved on hi'
new farm.
Charlie. Page l. at work for Chandler
Damon this season.
Alton Damon has bought the old 10
seph Damon farm ~ his brother.
Dr. Caldwell has hired the Albion
Buck farm for this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08

On saturday, 18th, the house, barn
aud outbulldings Of Elias Gould and
III e. Gould were burned, caused by q
defect In the chimney. No Insurance.
Io.s. some cisco. The loss falls heavily
on Mr.. aud Mrs. EliAs Gould, Who are
aged, and the firc having caught In their
section of the buildings, about ell their
goods aud clothing were destroyed. The
generous public have opened their hearts
and homes 90 them.
Mr.. Melville Gould Of Eaton, n. H.,
Was In town saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BrAckett Of
Cornish, visited Col. J. y. Twitchell this
week.
Hon. Aimon Young IL at Paris on the
grand jury.
Charlie. Ridlon went TO fryeburg this
week.
Fred Bean Of Denmark 10 In town.
Mr.. solomon stuart IL on his annual
grating route.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
ROxRuRN.


Joseph Conant has been very slck, but
Il better now.
Records drive IL we'll down and Will
90 out Of the river.
Carrie Locke Cannon IL at her old
home. She IL very poorly from the
grippe. Mr.. Cannon was here for two
days and then went hack to East He
bron. lie IL soon To become pastor of
the church at East Co-inth.
Frank Locke was cutting bushes near
the river and saw bear on the opposite
shore. lie waded the river and gave
battle with his AZ and killed the bear
q small one. thus adding another mem
Der To the society Of intrepid bear hunt
ere.
J. l.. Chapman and II. y. Mcinnes left
their matters In dcspute To John \. iiar-
Low, Esq, OF Dlxneld, and \. NJ. Locke,
Esq. with power 10 choose . third man,
but the two esquircs agreed 90 well that
no third one Was needed. Everything
Was settled At small expense. No going
Ia Paris and coming home With empty
pockets.
The river drivers found the body Of
Joseph Penley In Swift River between
u. l.. Taylor's and Scwell Cots. lie
had been missing for . month, aud
much time had been spent In searching
for him. Ills mother has been Insane
for q long time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08

Rev. Mr.. l,smsdcll Of South Paris
preached here sunday.
Tn funeral Of fred Rny Vas held
Saturday, April ~. Mrs. Bray's sistcrs,
Mrs. itrnc Clark and Mrs. Victoria Bar-
rows Of Chelses, Mass, came down to
attend.
q. W. Cushman Of Auburn Was also
there.
The Grange held an ice-crcam supper
and soclable Friday evening. !.
Their new hall Il 10 DO dedicated
Arbor Day.
There VAS . iyceum "Wednesday even
Ing.
Mrs. n. X. Stearns Ia quite alex.
Mrs. Leon Whitman IL In poor health.
Mrs. Sargent remains comfortable
most of the time. She has been on the
piazza on pleasant days for while.
Considerable gardening and other farm
work has been done this week.
some fruit trees are In bloom.
strawberry blossoms and blue vlolets
we're picked May ii, and other Wild
flowers are quite plenty. Z.
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]. A. Thurston's steam mill la Riley
Was burned Monday night Of this week.
The loss Il considerable. About l25
cords Of timber remains unsswed.
James II. Baker IL At home from
Deering TO visit his parents and recruit
his health, having just got up from an
attack Of measles.
II. :. Tasting. paid IS cents for pota.
toes instead Of - cents, ~ appeared In
my last card.
A. II. Powers has the frame up for =
new pig pen.
Very warm since May lst.
A good rain storm IL what the good
people OF these parts should pray for.
Mrs. John Dznforth IL at home now.
She expects to join her husband In Par.
machenee AZ soon as the travelling will
permit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08
BRowNFiElp.

The schools In town are To begin the
second week In NAY.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hubbard has moved hls
family from Brownfield To Hiram.
Miss Fannie Yates will soon leave
Brownfeld for l,ovley, Mass.
Mrs. r. Libby has gone tn frceport
for few days.
Miss Lima frink, Who Was home on .
short vacation, has returned to Portland
where she Il engaged In dressmsking.
Mr.. and Mrs. David fogg are visiting
friends In the village.
Mrs. q. Z. whitney IL visiting Mrs.
Prank Thomes at Conway, n. II.
Mr.. u. Meserye has moved his family
from Cornish Ia his home In Brownneld.
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NORTH PARIS.


Miss Nellie FArnum and her children
have been visiting her father, &. ~.
Chase. :,
George Barrett and wife have Waited
his father, y. W. Barrett, lately.
Mrs. Marshall IL much better.
Mrs. Annie Andrews has Waited her
husban at Brunswick few weeks re-
Gently.
Harrington.
Norzh whitney has Tot through work
for Charles Gowell and u going to
Nashua, ". H., TO work for . M. Low
Nrs. Alphonso ua.sltou gave birth TO
boy baby April 3osh.
About oos-Aalf Of the peighbothood
had % attend court this week - witness
g On N Bsttsrhsld- Thoupsea oass.