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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Horn, July 10, 10 the wife Of Fred T..
Chandler, q daughter. (Illlds Iouise.)
Tho Government Weather Bureau now
have Dag stat aud display weather
signals from the top Of the Dethel House.
w. y. Walker II building q neat cot
tsge for HE family near the house he
formerly owned on Autumn Street.
II. II. Smith, cook for George staples
NJ Gllcsd, WAS arrested on the forenoon
passenger train down Wednesday, on
the charge Of breach Of trust. 10 seems
that the hrst Of the week Mr.. Staples
gave smith some money with which tn
pay several grocery bills. Instead OF
usfng the cash ~ was requested smith
boarded freight train for Gorham, v.
II., Tuesday evening. lie spent the
night there and returned 10 Gilead the
next morning. Ashamed of being seen
In Gllesd AFTER this conduct, Smith walk
ed 20 West bethel where he bought Q
ticket for Lewiston. The Gllesd people
got wind Of the tactics of the "depsrt.
ed, 90 telegrspl,ed to Constable Clinton
IIarker to hold the man. The officer met
With resistance but collsred the victim
all the same. Mr.. Stiples arfiv~l at
the lookup soon after the arrest. The
prisoner completely broke down during
the Interview With hls employer. Sec-
Ing this Was the frat offence and that
the young msn felt ashamed Of the
whole affair Mr.. Staples let him Oh on
condition that DE would work until the
amount squandecd aud the Gusts were
paid.
A picke,i.up base ball team from this
place vent 10 Berlin Thursday 10 have q
part IN the exercises NJ the ground. ut
the Androscosgin Trotting Assoctation.
The visitors fsIlsd IN hlt safely so the
llerllns captured the game by score of
10 toi
John \. swan of Ileth.i sni Mr.. Lucy
A. Coombs % Gothsin, ". IL, we're
united In msrrisge At Gorham, July u.
I.ev. Mr.. Pickett of the Methodist
church here OBLIGATED. Rev. Mr.. Parllp
Of Gorham assisted. The couple took
the afternoon express train for oil
Orchard and other plscrs ~ intere.t.
Dana q. phllbrook hsd his .hin h"nrs
spllntered by the Kick of horse Thurs.
day. Il Will be some time before he
can walk without incon,cnleDcr.
The Bethel House IL fist flllius up
with city boarders. Twelve arrived last
week.
e. \. York, the photographer, has
been making extensive repairs on hi.
studio. Tie now has convrni'nt place
to do work that will satisfy sll.
The chair factory started Tuesday
morning, being nearly tao weeks sooner
than the working men expected. The
reason for this Was the orders came 10
90 fast that the made M stock could not
satisfy the demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
UPTON.

ILL.,. Abbott came home from the
drive Saturday and went to Canads for
hls wife Monday.
A. brooks IL up the lake guiding.
Eva Jsckman of Iiillsborough, n. IL ,
IL at her mothers, Mrs. y. W. Bragss.
julian Slower aud wife OF Bethel arc at
work for J. l.. West.
Tie farmers are Improving the hue hay
weather.
Ohio Bean AMI Wife OF South Paris
were In town this week.
Della Morse aud Agsie brooks sre
taking music lessons during their vaca.
ton.
S,hool closed on Back Street Saturday
after n pleasant term Of ten weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
DENMARK.

The ladies' Circle met With Mrs. &.
X. Bel,her Wednesday, the 18th. pity
i've p.rtook Of supper aud good time
Was had by all.
Mr.. George Currier, Who has been
spending q two weeks vacation at the
Maplewood, has returned to bis duties at
lIoston In City Hall.
The DAYTON Entertainment which was
here the i'ih aud 18th, wssa very hoe
show and worthy the patronage OF all,
but was not very largely attended here
as the farmers are very busy having.
The I.adles' Circle will meet With Mrs.
Franc Wilson Ia two weeks.
Several boarders from Waterford,
Portland and other places are spending
vacations st the Bartlett House.
Mr.. 4. W. Belcher IL having cucum.
bers out 81 his garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
EAST SUMNER.

laying IL progressing slowly on ac-
count 81 poor weather.
There Ia q general compl,int thst Data
are rusting OF, and that spples are drop
ping OF badly. still, other crop. are
doing quite we'll.
Rev. i. u. Richardson supplied the
Baptist pulpit on Sunday.
4 few summer guests have arrived.
We have no news Of Interest To chronl-
Gle this week. Everybody seems busy
aud scenes Of thrilling interest are not
enacted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

A funny story IL going the rounds
about young man 10 Bowdolnham. lie
aud his mother live together and on
their little place we're some blueberry
bushes. Greatly to their Indignation
ihcy got very few OF the berrIrs a. some
OF their ncishbors woald almost invarI-
ably secure the first picking OF tho sss.
so,i. One day the mother anticipated
her nelghbors and went out aud picked
the berries for the hrst time Ia years.
The son, ON his way home that night,
aud NOT knowing what hls mother had
,lonc, went To see u the berries were
ripe. When he found that they had
been picked, he vas 90 mad he pulled
the bushes up by the roots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
GRANGE pAY At FRYsBuRG


Grange day at the fryeburg assembly
1. Thursday, August o. The program
includes two lectures, one st III 4. NJ,
"Inslde the IIedgerow," by Mr.. Alonlo
Towle OF Freedom, n. II. Al J:Jo q. NJ,
q Lecture, "The Patron of the Future,
by state Lecturer W. w. stct.on OF
Auburn.
Worthy state Master Wiggin Will bs
present and prcslde at the meetings, also
Worthy brother Alonxo Towle, State
Deputy of New Hampshire.
special Grange music during the day,
under the direction Of Prof. 4. u. SmI.
ley, assisted bya carefully selected
quartette.
Grand closing concert In the evening
by a large chorus choir, With several
nne soloi.ts and special musical talent,
All patrons aud Others attending this
meeting are cordially invited to remain
and take advantage OF the Chautauqua
excursion TO the White Mountains the
following day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Died, In Loveli, July Is, DIR. josiah
Head, aged ~ years. -
Mrs. CollIns aud family and Rev. vii.
liam Sandbrook aud wife are here cslle.i
by the death Of their father, DIR. Head.
Clinton q. Andrews, Of Lowell, With .
party of friends. came Thursday and
will Immediately start for . hshlng
tram over the mountains.
HenIsmIn Russell IL at Norway having
charge Of the new buildings Of Z. y,
Stearns.
On Tuesday evening Rev. J. Y. wer'
rem gave an Illustrated lecture on Egypt
for the benefit Of the Christian society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
QOlauRv.

Mrs. Locke Il home from the hospital,
not strong but able 10 be UP.
This hne weather hsy IL going Into
the barns with q rush.
swain A Reed are also rushing on
their spool squares so q. Ia get them
into the last ship load going TO scotland
They have hired OF all Of the teams that
were drawing on Mr.. Ch,pm,n's squares
The temperature Of those Byron khch.
en-. must be near 10 the temperature 81
those lower kitchens where the rumsell'
er will land at last. am glad 10 hear
that sheriff Porter IL scooping them In
lie was raised In our town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
HEBRON.

Mr.. hangs preached sunday In the
absence Of Dr. Crane.
Mr. &. II. George has lo.t another
sheep by dogs. lie saw the dogs but
not near enough 10 shoot them. u ID
hoped he will succeed better next time
aud rid the place Of the murdewr..
&. v. Pratt hasa hen which laid an
egg o J-ix. IL inches aud weighing
u III ounces.
T.. \. Donhsm's family came from
boston last week. Mr. Knapp, Mrs.
DOMAINS father. IL With them.
Rev. \. ID. Richardson Intends goin.
TO Tenant. lIarbor, saturday. for a
week or two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
NORrh ALBANY.

Adam q. Harvey has been making his
friends In TIL. vicinity a short call on
his way 10 Boston where he l. going 10
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emery were made
happy sunday. the 18th inst, by the
birth % daughter.
Thomas T.. hlmball's family are most
ly sick with the measles.
People are busy having Improving
these few good days after the stormy
days Ne have had.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

A good deal Of hay has gone Into the
barns az far this week. Tie weather
has been good aud the farmers are I'm
proving IL.
Herbert Kendall and Jim splnney arr
cutting theI grass on the EiDsh Powers
farm.
4. A. Bskcr came Ia tom from law
renee, Mass, for . few days Walt.
Charley stearns IL st home from Mss
.achu.e,ts. lie intend. returning the
first Of next week.
n. \. Hastings IL buy log lambs; tia'
IL the price for the best.
The boom Ia the price OF beef got
nlpped In the bud, 90 did the dro'er'
ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
RuMEORD.

Miss Cynthia Walker went with the
excursion To the lakes last week.
Mr. john iIoughton OF Byron WAS 10
town this week.
The jubilee singers sang Mt Rumfori
Point Wednesday evening. 49,.
W. W. stevens IL building an addition
"a hi. store, To be used for living r"oms.
John Estes new house Is fast nearing
ctmnlctlon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
0ickvAlE

Last week MAS the worst Of hay
weather, but this week !, the very bcst.
Passed to the higher lie July IL, Mrs.
Wallace Ilaines. A victim OF that dread
disease, consumption. Mrs. iIsines wa.
the Oldest daughter Of Elbriige \. aud
Keslah smith. The funeral services oc'
Cured at the chapel In Franklin, Rev. A.
q. Abbott officiating.
Miss Ada Gerrish clos,d her school al
Di,kvAle with picnic.
Miss Bertha Andrews IL visiting her
father In Franklin.
Mrs. J. &. wyman recently visited
relative. In fAyetie.
Dickvale rents are all full. some ons
please build another house here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
East PERU.

A. A. Eastman IL sgent for the ID. N.
Osborne farming tool. They manu-
facture the beat mower that 10 made.
K. n. Howard has bought him new
Osborne mower.
". Hall L. sending new potatoes to
isumford Falls.
I,nnello Marsh of Decripg has Get q
llne monument In the cemetery In THIS
l.lasc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
OXFORD.

Children's Day VA. observed at the
N. y. ehur,h sunday. 4 concert WAS
given by the Sunday School la the even
Ing.
Mr.. 4. Richards went TO Quincy,
Mass, last week To attend the funeral Of
hi. niece. Mrs. Nellie Williams, n former
resident of this town. She was much
beloved and will he greatly missed by
her many friends.
Mrs. Augusta. Perkins and daughter
Eva, Of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
friends here.
Nathaniel Churchill died at the town
farm and MAS buried on sunday, July
18th,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

". y. Putnam a Son hsvs broken
ground Tor q new house on Thru street.
VIVA Newman, Who his been Ia Mass
Achu.etts the past year teaching, has
arrived HON. tn pass the summer.
scribner 4 smiths circu. ~iil ,i.it Ne
August ~. y.
The Ladies' Aid met NJ Mr'. M'r.h,ll
whites Thursday afternoon aud had q
picnic supper. All enjoyed themselves.
Excellent hay weather TIL. week 80
far.
several runners have visited us TIL.
week so far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
so,Irh auMFoRo.

Master Albert Thomas, sged Z, came
from Boston to IlunfVrd Falls alone
Tuesday. lie Il stopping With his aunt,
Mrs. N. l.. Wynn.
Edward r. Clark Of boston, aud Wal
lace Clark, Of this place, are at their
cottage on Clark Pond, Mexico.
sammy Tiiurston Il helping hls father
hsv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
Ru.
Wilson Siillman Il at work for

Wilson s,illman Il at work for II. w.
Babb during haylng.
We have hsd some very poor nav
weather for the past week or ten days
and there vas considerable hay spoiled.
but the last tao DAYS have i,een hue
anil the farmers have improved them. =.
Nelly Castle has nnlshei her school
and II ut home again.
Mrs. Howard Turner ID on the s'ek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
CAUCUS

~ Etpublican voters 81 the class
lsri,t. y,mpo.ed of the towns 81 l'arls,
tl,kfs.i au1 Hartford, are hereby moth
% o. meet Al the town house la the
"a 20 Paris, GU saturday, July =, ~,
Eto',utk. =. ", for the purpose of
tuna,.ug candidate Tor representa-
q, o. -sprcssnt said class In the next
l'gshiure.
uHtu r.. Human, CON. ot the
\ uNNIuN BoLsTEE. town of l'ar,s'
n..- July ~. l~al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
SUMNER.

Tuesday wass fine h,y day, the first
since haylng commenced.
There seems To- be quite q de.ire
among the people In thls vicinity ia
give the various or.snlx ,tions . chance
To exsryise their goat of late.
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. N. Parlln Si'itel Ia
Turner last week.
We learn that J. NJ. Russell OF Hart
forJ. Who has heen IN feeble health for I
long time, u improving. lie 10 under
m. care of Dr. Yste. 30 West rsrl..
A successful term ot ten weeks 'c''""'
In District No. 8. under tis. instruction.
Of MIS- Maggie Horton, OF East sumner'
closed July 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
sOvs voa, D,yllrRy.

I.puty sheriff Porter brought Mex
~ VI. Nickstson "a jail from Rum
Sd Fails Tuesday. Nickerson YEAR
g Is.t winter forged time bill on the
Eafsrd Falls l'oser Company Tor 81
,..L De turned into money and skipped.
n 49, caught few DAYS since near
ls..fun. and AZ the hearing AZ Rum
trtTs|Is Was bound over In the sum
tsssI Tie could not ut bond.. Nick
"a d. smooth appearing fellow Nho
tst.ls,i around l.umford Fails Year
giso ..ucv, and Who u reported Ia
h1s o,lsr instances Of funny business
q hs ryyord.
lspli, sheriff Porter, accompanied
~ tu1.rabIe Frsd Rolie, made q very
s1rsssia rad sud seizure In l,umford
bag tuF.iay morning, a. reported oy
NJ Tn. The rid was 81 the farm
49, of AMOS VI. Austin, where q game
"a. bfosru up by the sudden aud unah-
laslg,l .rtrtncc % the officers. sever
q boitf, "a liquor were found, aud
anyhssr "a ~hlch indicated the car
T1g Ou af e. retail liquor business. NJ
o. c1lrf l. Eumford falls Amos VI.
Als.l o. search sod seizure 49, given
itl- 70 +. I and stNty dsys IN ~. lie
rlsa.-,i .Hf furnished bonds. E'lN la
tif, o. ..r gie ssl~. Mss rned sd aud
cs,'. v' 4. De- paid J,m"s W. >,oii,
tlogkr' rtdllug. Wss hncd 80 an'i
c,,'. ..F ~ Psil. u !. r'gtried AZ
'ead lll Sofk Ou the part 81 the
rtr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Trouarri,ste letter rccenily rccetN-
lsv a -y.iisut % thls place from q
ss,i m aroihsr county, Ne arc per
r-si o. make these extracts which
- haa nuy person AZ least regards
h-s llII ga health resort
as....I .ss e. axe 81 a yoa al. AMI also
rsfa..a I'd .fssu ths knd-rAIs frum fAfts
- o.. Hs.I ~ sIory eat sl-sut Paris iiih ~
u rfrH FL HIrt nsn snd suusn shn have
D. 90. ..a ls.scy shl,h An tslungs o. ths
rlrU an. /.
aIsHrHrr +. thsa=s unrvz.nsratsi ssntlie- OF
Httrf d ..rfU sIn ai-ilI.h tts -sat AMI -stu ~
rasfa.fU 49, 49, "a o. Ia shsn ~ shss-s
afu.f#. 60 frum ~ sNTsFirncs Sousl u ~
- 81 f.s rtisrulo-t I'srt. - ohinri Ioaniy
az .rr
ia a. D. r,s wss. Ani rhsbss vas, Ani
sara - a# Hiay farts tiill -.
90 ".rr sntFr ant purv air -ssk NE hlA
90 -n - sut over t.s-i's grcsn earih ="
l.F tTs.
aFsrsr..a. ,aks. for strong IsepAs. lo-'A 90
80 g.aHI ~au .sy ~ E,--i ssislcc ~ s,e
q 49, IN astr,t q hsath o. I-aina thsin " w
r.aFaHs u. IH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
WNCY nAQtS

Rev. N. 4. Forbes, u. u. 90 Canton,
y. T., will preach a. the church. West
Paris, sunday, July -, at ~ 10 o'clock
An. Also Rev. y. Y. Barton will
preach the las, three sundays In Au-
gust at tr.N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
rue 'oP"AAiiIns,,r u. Park. Register.

ONYORD, &c Al Q Court % Probate bell al
Paris within anil for the toanty ~ "a
for,i, on the thiri Tuesday % July, 4. II. ispt.
gufu. n. North. nAmei ttscutot IN .
certain Instrument purJottlas ~ 10 a.. .st VII
AMI te.tamsnt % WILLIAM ~. hk-tHNE,
late Of Norway In sali County, ds'esse'i' hs'lhs
pr,-sn,e.i the same Coz froisis
OHpsalp, That tho saii Istiiionsr give h"sie.
% all lsT.ans Interested, BY causing . o"pJ 81
this oi,isr b. 10 pabushs.t thrce wssk. .uescs
.iyely In the Osfori pemocrsi printci Al Far.
thai thsy may appear al q frobsis Court " 10
he'll al pans, In sah County. on The thiri
Tus-.iay % Aug bstt, 10 nine o'clsk In the tory
ps-sn. AMI shox raa-s II any thcy have, Why The
SAIL Instrument sboahl %, " pro,ci, appfotcl
AMI alkBsel a. the last VIII snd Testament ~
sail deceased. ant that Rufus ". Morril ~ AZ
GEO. 4. WILSON. Ja.is,.
true copy Attest :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Rev. e.. \. HAYDEN ~ Dcsring cccu-
10 H. pulpit al the lniycrsalist
,,yh Sunday. aud ~ill preach agsln
~ >auisy a the usual hour. Mr.. aud
~. Ha,lru aud son are AZ ~. n.
ns1g.. .ui nil .pend two or three
s-ss hgrv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

e.i.r p costello Il the latest arrival
tfNs county boarding house. lie Was
I-sshf hs-, from Gilcad 10 serve thirty
hr. In default 20 payment % hne Tor
'--.ts.,l.. aud disturbance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

bus. IsIt,hsll leaves With the Dem
.,f.aur.r 20 Eoxbury Russell Az
=. 9TH ,Iutsge ~ lsad. They are
- ,ao aot merely good to look AZ.
=, --.p ari q fresh faVOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

THE Subscriber hor,,,y give. pubic no,i's
Judge 81 Probate Coz The j.an,y % osforl ani
assumed the trust ~ kNc.utor % The estate ~
WILLIAM W. WAIT. late 20 Wxnehi,
In sstt Coanty. sleesa.et. by Giying bod a. the
lsv silr,sts. hs therefore rsslue.t. sll person.
inieiasd b. the estate ~ ali aeoes.e.i "a male
Immediate payment. AMI those who have any
demands thsreon "a eNhibh the same "
July Iitb. l.a sEDIp.E f.DANts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

~ Ei,hsrd Poe. % Portland sup
,5ibs ruIpit At the Bapti.t church
-.l,, IN he abseOce 81 Rev. Ar.
Eeigs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
A"a''0p'- arsEnr ID. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, 80 Al q Court Of frosats he'll Al
ON the thiri Tuesday % July. A. u. he.
William u. Cushman, kNecator On The estate
az EI.BuIDsk u. BRlDUiiAM. late % Paris.
In sail county. deceasei having prr.
septs.t his aaeount of Standardization of the
e-tate of ssil decease.i ZOE allowance
ORpsngp, That the sail ENesutor give noslce
to ali persons interested therein, by
pabii.hing q copy ~ mi. orier thrce weeks sue.
sessiy,ly In the ON fori temocrat. Q bswspzIsr
prtnted al Paris, In saii County. that they may
app<Ar at q PrDbats Court " lie hohisn al
Parts. in saii County on The thirt Tuesday Of Aux
psxt, Al nine o'closk In the forenoon, AMI
chow cause. II any they have. Why The sane
sLOuu nos tc allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Juise.
A true oopy attest 80,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

n, al NJ. WI. Pratt, Mr.. Walter
, J,,ff N... Alice VI. Pratt, aud Mr..
Fsh,riN Eniutt, al % boston, are si
- ,..rsr .. llammond's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

The body Of Mrs.. william Chapman
was found 10 the Megunticook River ct
camden. u VAS evidcntly . suicide.
Her rge Was about 20, and she has been
p,rtiAily Insane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
A true oopy-Aite.t :
OxEORD. STAT q Court 90 Probate. he'll n

OXHORD, STAT q Court 90 Probate. he'll a.
parts within anil for the Ceanty 81 ONfori, an
DIN The ps,l,ioa Of lease y. via, Quar- Han
ot The s.t.ts ef liENnt %. CusllhAS, Of
sprins, Bcese County. H.. pta,inz foe hos..e
10 rell AMI coasey teitain rial estate 's
tearinx 20 ..id e.s..e an, d..sn'-r' J" MS isu'
OspknED. That the sail pssisioser give nctit
IN ali per.oas interested. by causing . copy
Of thIs orier ~ i< pablishea thrre weeks .Uc.
ressisely In the Oxford i,encerst. prtstei 81
hate " lie heh % rans. In sait county. ON The
thiri Tuesday of August next. % nise o'siosk
In the forcnoon. AMI show oanse. 10 any they
have why the same shouti bat is grsht-l.
GEORGE A. WILSON. JusiFs.
true eopy--asesst -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

Calvin Bl.bec and family Of Bethel
have been al n. Churchllrs lately.
America Andrews snd wife h'Se been
To Bryants Pond lately.
wallace Andrews of Portland IL stop
ping at his fstber's.
Nj. Page Of Ie~i.ton has been Walt
Ing at q. q. fuller's. lie returned to
Lewiston Monday aud his wife went
Friday.
The Methodist society have been clap
boarding aud painting their new church.
Mrs. Sarah Rate. has been visiting her
brother. George washburn,
Farmers are rushln. their hsying this
fine weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

ma. ,prtiuues the absorbing proc
=. Tuf',, therc nov, nine 81 them
,,frs % ,lls grand jury, which Won't
.gup'r Or nearly thrc months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

v..I., Taiteh.ll 3. here from Ash
= NJ. .tsulinK her vacation With
:, AMI, 90 her brother, Walter y.
f.HhfI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

a iI,S..i'iftspondeut "a tho Belfast Jour
o. s,'y rsutarks, There seems Ia Ii
a., ,'.las q a good l.epabli,sn states
Harold Sew.ll.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

N, Usrr.I IItll 90 Ne~ York. Mr..
,,lN-s. p-lmmond "a wsieryilie aud
V.Iu,t l'rIucy 20 Buckhcld callc'l
- ratbr. I'm this village wednes-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

NJ. NJ Jarter and two children,
-. Is,ro,hea and Master Jarvis, came
=, - ani are AZ Mrs. Julia III,
C,tsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
oxronp -M cssr :, rre,, \. , 80 q, !,

OXFORD, &c AT Q Caar % rrollsis hsli II
Paris, within ani for the County ofOsfori, Ou
the thlri Tuesday ~ July, A. u. ls3i.
l.. Carroll Ma.on, namei ENesu,or In Z
certain Instrument purI,srting b. u The lsst VIII
ani Testament Of srEfiItN D.. IRISH, lsis
OF Hartford IN all County. decss-si, hss
log pfrsshtel the same Tor frolais
OkDtHFp, That The all Isttiooer r'e
notios b. al Isrsons intsrcstel, ny causing q
copy % mi. orier D. - publishe'i ihrr. scsh.
.uc.e..i,sly In thu otforl p.na"cpi prinissi Al
Parts. thst thy may appcar Al PROBATE ,"nfi
third TUESDAY ~ AUG. nest. Al nine o'elsk IN
the fOrenoon, ssi shaw cause, N any they have.
shy the sali Instrument sh0uhi not " pru,ei. az
pfoye.i AMI aiO~~i a. the lat Will AMI I..ts
insnt of .aif deceased. anil that Ahima Irish All
l. Carroll Mason 10 spI-slnts-i eNecutors.
GEJ. 4. WILSON. J~isc.
A true copy .-Attss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

~. pr,r,s % torvhester, Mass, aud
- Libby and two children of
,.,,l,ni arr Il Mr.. ChAses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

-. grosn 70 Norway began = so-
s.otih.rtv DAYS At the JAN las, Tues
Io,0Nl,ation-si eenth offence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

v.l.,P. Taylor 10 the pcwocrat
- r,.,m 8. taking her vacation
e--''I.,s n al home this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

~ = !. Haskell Ia. ben appointed post
-. AZ Eas, Waterford, vice Mrs. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

OxYORD, 90 AT Coar % Probate he'll NJ
Paris, within ani for the toaDty of IN
fori ON the thiri Tuesday % JAY, \. ID. lot:
Iyiia \. Hammond Guardian On the estate at
Helm Hammond of Paris. In saii County. has'
inr prr.snis-i her ancoant of guardianship 90 the
n.sie of sali wari for allowance
OEptsIp, That the said Guardian give
notice 10 al per-ons in,src-ie'i. by can.lnf .
th,re weeks .ueeessi,eiy In the ONfori
ipsm-rat, q newspaper printed at Paris, In
ali County, that they may appesr al q PROBATE
Court, to le he'll a paris. on tie thiri TUESDAY
show saa-e. " any they have. why the same
shouhi nos bs alDwcl.
A true oopy-Aise.s ;. - -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

n.Tsi,er.allst sunday school will
,irolc At Glt-oas Grove, We'd
.s.hy o. neat week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

A.. Madeline Bean % Boston is
..soiing her vacation al Na'han's'
Rssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

NJ. \idis Marble Of Portland is visit
- NJ. ,. 4. Marbles