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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
DENMARK.

Mr.. stephen Ames was found dead Ia
hi. bed At an early hour this morning
oct. sGth. No cause has as yet beer
assigned for his death.
Rev. John A. Lawrence and wife oI
Acton are visiting friends here. MI
Lawrence Was formerly pastor OF th'
Congregational church here.
Mrs. 4. n. Belcher hiss been appointed
u. u. q. NJ. Of the Rebekah lodges Ia
this district.
Mr.. Arthur Potter is reported as quits
sick.
The ladies' Methodist circle met with
Mrs. A. II. William Thursday afternoon
Burnham & Morrill, are shipping thei
corn 10 Portland without labelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NEARN

The sun has been quite stranger Tor
q few days back. Clouds and fog, but
not much ain.
Mrs. O'Neii X. Hastings died wednes.
DAY % this week. She had been an In.
valid for number 81 years.
Mrs. W. u. Wight has been sick for
some time.
". y. Powers wife Is laid up with a
sprsined ankle.
j. :. Allen and wife are visiting
friends In Stonehsm this week.
J. N. Farrar l. at work With his team
for y. =. Baker.
Neatly Thompson's cellar wall csyed
In the other day, making Il necessary "a
rebuild the chimney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
.-rrIssFul sIIII.

le1 ~,Ifi. who spent number oil
,sars ~ OIL. youth Ia Norway village,
4. t.tr promoted "a the po.ition 81
uirag editor q the New lorA
AarI NJ ~yitE ia young man a.
70 o. On pn..'lon 20 80 much resp"n'
s,l-T. tut every step % his prog res
s-cs le V,r, iuio journalism In New
las De t.,u earned. Tie has got
Asal because 20 his incessani, untirins
-h4s.. lu the newspaper United
Nlte. ~ 'l. present decade, IT. ih'
t-sf.tr a Do gets there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
OlSeitlD CENTRE.

Deer are quite plenty In this vicinity,
Several have been shot by the young
Nimrods, and several more have been
seen and shot AZ.
VI. Holman Of Lesiston spent four
days In this place last week settling az
some unfinished business.
IN enjoyable and profitable praise
service Was held at the school house on
Thursday evening. Good attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
CASY pTQlI

Thomas Farrar has carried hls wife "a
Portland 20 the hospital TO be doctored.
Horace Clark remains about the same,
Mrs. varney IL very low.
\. II. Griffith has gone To Lewiston Ia
trade horses.
The fox hunters are quite plenty and
they are having good luck for the foxes
are quite plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
RuNFORD.

Ms. CArlo,ta Elliott spent saturday
and SUNDAY AZ home.
Mrs. J. N. Barker u going to visit
her niecc In BOSTON.
sunday. Oyt. a, was observed a.
Harvest Day AZ the Congregational
church. IN. house was beautifully
DECORATED With flowers, eyergreens,
fruit, etc. Miss Clara Elliott, Miss susie
Howard, each gave recitation, Mrs,
Fred ilodglon solo, and music by
ths choir. Miss Abbott presided at the
organ. Rev. Mr.. Keith gave an address
appropriate o. the Occaslon.
Mr.. joel iiutchlns has moved 10 Han
over
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
EAST BEThel.

Dr. Sllas bartlett OF East Dlxheld
visited at T.. W. Bartletts last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell OF Auburn are
visiting at Mr.. GAlen Blake's.
n. y. Swan IL now having the plaster
Ing done In his new house.
Mr. ID. W. Cole IL making repairs on
his house.
p. B. Howe IL at work at I,umford
Falls.
NJ. A. Holt is threshing In this place.
Don Rowe has returned To Bethel I'LL
sud expects to 20 TO Boston soon, Ne he
IL too free dog TO live In the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

A. n. Walker has snapped his horse.
with \. II. Grifilth for hls matched pair
Miss Nelly Castle IL At work for Mrs
wyman.
Mrs. Orville Robinson visited lewis
ton Last week.
J. T.. Conant and Seth Babb have
each of them built an Ice house.
Green llodsdon has had car load OF
-four which he sells very cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
HARTFORD.

The south Hartford Cemetery Asso.
ciailou held their annual meeting and
chose the follo~lng officers;
4 :. farkis. rtvsttsut
nufton A. iiutchin.on. sesrvtAry anil rr,asur
~.
ps,Aiar irish. l.. 4. Nssoa, 4. :. PuIll.
tsccauVe Commlttee.
Mrs. 4. :. Purkl. has gone 90 Ber.
wick to take care % her daughter, who
Il quite feeble.
We visited the cattle show at West
sumner the lsth. There Was q good
display 81 farm products and healthy
women
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
WILSON'S MILLS.

4 number OF heavy teams are now OF
the road hauling supplies for the various
lumber companies above here.
The steamer Msgalloway makes daily
trips taking supplies up the river fol
Ellingwood, Ilamill, York a Larry and
others.
Percy Ripley fired at q moose In tn
vicinity Of the Narrows some two week.
since. The carcass Was found By d. c
Bennett the past week on the bank o.
the river.
first snow Of the season October 18th
but one can stlll find blue vlolets and
s.rawbcrry blossoms.
Mercury at 20 degrees Sunday, tn
aist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NORTH ALBANY.

There was a husking At Mr.. Wallace
Cummlngs' Tuesday evening. About
seyenty-hye took supper and . good
time enjoyed by all. =.
There u To be service At the church
at Hunts Corner Thursday evening con-
Quoted by Rev. George ii. Bird OF Chi
csgo, formerly q pastor of this place.
Mr.. Lucian johnson, who has beer
visiting In Lowell and vicinity, returned
saturday aud reports = pleasant trip.
Mrs. Lydia Foster, Who has been
boarding at Mr.. Daniel Clark for som'
years, Is quite III and Is not expected Il
recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

The Kennebec Journal says II 10 not
generally known that w. y. Adams, the
present town clerk at Iltchfeld, about 40
years Of age, 10 short between el200 and
$1,000, or rather cannot account for that
amount called for according TO the
books during the time that he served %
town collector In 1894 and 1898. lie
notified his bondsmen that he WAS be-
hind or could not discover what he had
done with the taxes 10 that amount, and
they arc looking over the books. AZ
present be u In Massachusetts,, but u
expected 70 return soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
FASH WATERFORD.

Mrs. Angellne Sanderson, Who hs'
been visiting In Massachusetts, for sew
eral months past, came tn her son.
Monday, where she made q short visit
before returning Ia her home nj South
Waterford.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Keen drove d
Carroll, y. H., last week.
Miss Gertie Moore % Norway IL spend
Ing . fortnight at l.. y. IIaskelfs.
Mrs. Norwood goes TO Portland sgair
Thursday.
Mrs. William W. kilborne Of Chelms'
ford, Mass, Il visiting her sister, Mrs
james Chsdbourne. Her daughter hate
was here few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
FAST aRowNe,elp.

The fall term Of school In District No
I, under the instruction Of Miss Annette
kimball, closed last Friday.
Clsrice Allen OF Hiram IL visiting he'
mother, Mrs. &. ID. Fessenden.
Mrs. A. y. johnson and little daugh'
ter have just returned from Efilngham
". H.. where they have been vlsltins
Mrs. Johnson's mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clarence Allard have
moved to Conway Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

,.,si-.' jubilee singers have no O.
- A. fnd fault With their houss
-, evening. nor With the recep-
- given them. u lsnt often that an
..-,-Sf.fawu show" gets So good =
-, srI those Who enjoy the old plan
- wsI,l.ss had an evenings treat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

r,Ge,ernor Perham and family had
- 10 close their house here and 20
...k IA Washington for the winter,
80. he. died o. walt until the WASH
80 snail poN scare Il over before
,strirg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

P,,A 4 lone Inn" the first chapter
,,hth appears In this issue 81 the
n r.-.raf. IN 10 opening chapters Il Is
- gruesome-nOt too gruesome,
=, y-uf.ums enough-and II spins a
80 u,h which Il will bother YOU Ia
= ',,Isff,u 0ut without the author.
IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
ngBRON.


Rev. Mr.. Lawrence OF Buckheld
preached here Sunday In exchange With
DIR. Crane.
Hebron Grange celebrated their 10Th
anniversary Wednesday. Programme
"a follows;
Music.
Roll call Of charter members.
speeches by charter members.
Music.
Reading. .nman'
psali,x Abbie Ilibbs.
..rnss History. Mrs. s. Bartlett
Music.
Defamation. frei harshaii
Music.
Dinner was served 10 the hall before
the exercises. Mrs. Rebecca Cushmsn
the Oldest member Was present. The
day WAS enjoyed by all.
Charles II. Turner has been to boston
on q Walt.
The Hebrons were defeated BY Colby
University Wednesday ~ to I. The
boys played q hard game as ut the end oi
the fret half the score stood tn \, but
the beet Of the college men told In the
last half.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

OXFORD, Alta Court Of Probate he'll II
Paris, within and for the County % Oxfori. on
the THRU Tuesday OF OFT, A. ID, iss :.
FOsTER. late Of Newly. deceased. hav
Ing presented her petition Tor an allowance oui
Of the Personal Estate of saii deoeAseii
ORDERED, That said petitioner give notice OF
Publishing q copy % thi. orier three weeks sue.
ses.i,ely In the Oxford Democrat, Q newspaper
printed al Paris, In sAid county. Inst they may
appear az Probate Court % be holden q. Paris
DAY Of Nov. NEXT. 10 nine oelofk IN the
forenoon, and show cause, u any they have
against the same.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
A true copy-Atiest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
SION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Fideld celebrated
the hftieth anniversary OF their marriage
October 18th. They had . number OF
very pretty ~ well ~ useful presents.
There were seventeen present to dinner
and thlrty-six to supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

OXFORD, % AT . Court Of Probate he'll Al
Paris, within and for the County " OXFORD. or
Or. on IN, ,S psslsioa q ws.si :. ch.ss guardian
Of the estate OF CiIAs. NJ. CHASE ol
DixneLi, praying Tor noense 70 cell AN
convey certain real estate belonging n
said estate, and described In HE petition or
nie In the probate oficei
% all persons inseestsi. BY causing {
copy Of this orier 70 Re pablishei thres
weeks ssoressivsiy In The Onfcci Dem
osrat. . nsw.p.p.s prtn.ci =, Paris, "a
bsis Court 70 he he'll a. Pans, on the thiri Tue.
.iay Of Nov. next, q nine o'cicck In the fore
noon. and .hsw esa.e u any shsy have. Why IN
same should ma be S!asseL ,,,.ox -.
A true cepy-Attest :
ALBERr ID. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
nor r-Ar sIso oF A BOY

~. tsarng the hOnored name OF
b-uFg, Wellington has fallen 80 low a.
uty o.. impose upon the kindness 81
n Co.,. ..ry 20 Good VIII farm. IN
o. atr.t number % the Record, MI.
H1,s tells % this yoath's career
arr he boys story Was; Father
iai. Mother dead. lie had no Bad
h,t. .,Cypt profanity when he Was
lli IIa ia not know that knew that
~ u.tIon had relieved him Of his a.
a00 thr evening he arrived. lie
11ugf. soOd VIII Farm WAS good
ilos sai h. WAuied 10 stay and learn 20
tors art get an education. ] was sure
ts's,fsd In this story a striking sinh
ar.il o.. he so-called bov tramp, Who
I'D seen hguring In wAterNille aud
Lssis,0n. But, perhaps, George really
Hal'si to DO better. IL so, then here
as The chance. saturday morning,
ID, sssk from the time he arrived, the
toy i..appsarcd. This wss no surprise.
Monday We heard that h. had reached
>klsLt gan. ILL., story wss 10 the effect
Ia, d. Rad been AZ Good willfsrm, bat
"a. rot allowed % stay there. \ fsrmer
h'ar.i %. lsd's story aud took him Int
~ country Ia his own home. The day
tI.oNing the above record ] VAS 90 tbs
n e.. n. X. when discovered thai
>hsrif Mitchell WAS riding In the seal
opposite. There by his slde, too, Ma
George Washington Daggett. In IN
,sN home he had found With the Kind
Nearied farmer there was watch
George had stolen Il. - the sheriff Ma
,sking him 10 reform school. The ~
form school u the lads only chance
We have no bolts OF bars at the fafu
q keep a boy. George has had all th
freedom he deserves AZ the present"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

49, ~, thankful Tor q few DAYS %
- and would continue our thank
So So. Ar fen more ~ the same Kind,
$3.50 have the opportunity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

n. h, ,h,or, % seth slebcrllng Of
p..lf,.I. uho Nas 80 badly Injured by
80 frrm an apple tree, have been
,,I-s d. PEOPLE % this section an OF
.-TsIty io give practical expression Ia
a,fyupaihy In the form 90 United
90. money. They met With quite
80 sut,,.s here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

hsndsome bot offensive animal,
= Ilrs. l. - plenty aroGnd Paris
FIthI. f.Il a. he seems Ia - over the
~ ffis state. several have BEEN
I'D une Soman report. seeing three
I ~ Yard together Que evening, and
d, q ,hs people when they 20 out
issr DARK .icp very glngcfly for fear Of
,,.fu.t D. under their fe,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A 1ue copy-Ai,e.s =

oyr9Rp a, ., oss ~: 2, r,s':, :, Ss a., =
% " 4, ;S Tss g; s q o. : xs q samr
the estats of HIRAM ABBOTr. late Of Rum.
ford, In saki County of Oxfort, deceasei,
praying Cor cesse W seli asd convey certain Real
n;s ssS.. z :. 81; 4. i rs..: a.. S as.e In
OiDgnEp. fhas the said petitioner give no<ics
Of III Petition, Win tile orier tkereos, 70 ss
pubfiskssi thres weeks successiyely IN Ne or.
aid County, THAI they may Appear q . Protsss
CouvS. 10 b hsbi q fsrts. % % third Tuesday
OF Nov. next, ~ nlns o'elock IN the forsnoon, And
shsy Gauss ifesy thsy hsvs. vhy ~ ssss shoati
GEORGE A. wILsoS. Jsdss.
zEiExs D. Park. Rss,ssx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

-, Mr.. Wedge starts Tuesday
-, for Conneeticut where he Is
- On scyount Of sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
4ON THE HILL.
DIRECTORY.

,n,,t,.t Chursh Rsv. A. weixe. r>s
49, ~ every ~ansisy a II A. n. sansisy
~ tr.IfN Sahhath tveninx >srNtos st
80 e.,,,r Nesung. thursday kveuinx. q,
So. cAuryA; suaasy sshesl every
...t,r "a N As
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

oF,r T,ulkusr, Who came az from
a, .,sif prison last week, says that II
49, Tfurus continue. Ia learn a. fast
!. h. b.. .o Tar. within two years he
-. De most skillful workman IN
4. ugol.vofking department 81 the
-.fflfIr. lie has certainly given
-,.fof a1 extraordinary amount 81
80. ~ genius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

NJ. NIiehsll % Turner has been al
a, p,rs'. for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
UEOIIUE A. WII@,UN' JHIfe'
ALBEIT u. PARK. Register.
N"''H IBnnr u. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, .. AT Court Of Probate he'll Al
Paris, within AMI Tor the County Of Onfori
ON the thiri Tuesday of Oct., A. 10. ls,t.
Ida ". IIeali, widow of JOSIAH nEAID,
late Of Lowell. deces-ei. having pre-entssi her
lstste Of .Aii decsased
ORpEnsp, That sAii petitioner give notice "
all per..ns interested. by causing copy OF this
orIer b. te published three weeks suosssively In
NAV appear al Q Court Of Probate a. he he'll Al
Paris In ssii County, on the thiri Tuesday 81
Nov. next, al nine o'closk In the FORENOON, AMI
show cause, ~ any they have, against the
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
A true oopy-ai.esti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Asofgcr from the state prison came
4, ari fHok the three ssutenccd "a that
-gflful 20 ThomAston "wednesday
r.-trs. Al went OF In fairly good
,.-ar. considering the circumstances,
rsft Nerriheld. Who was having an
-FAy. "a the stage drove OF, one
a. rrisoners launched this piece Of
I'D al,icc AZ the bystanders: "NoS,
,sy,. ksrp INV 20 rum and bad women.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

FARMERS AND STOCK COMPANIES.
The Board % Agriculture desires Ia
auiion the farmers ~ Maine against
tar,hsslny shares In any stock company
o. The purpose Of obtaining any I'M
proved animals for breeding. ~ the
armsrs % any community wish TO pur.
sha.s an animal. let them correspond
9Th zone 81 those breeders or importers
sho advertise 40 extensively In the sgri.
cultural press, and then send some oil
DIR ovn number to fully investigate
al he conditions and ascertain II they
ar, With the written claims, before
pgryhAsing. dealing directly with nrst
farties. Above all things avoid a
ftl,lble stranger, whoever he may be,
No comes among you With an animal
shining Il 20 be from some fsmous
b'e.cing establishment, which be pro-
-. to1sell % you az a very high price,
shares, which may aud may not repre-
- cssh outlay and accompanied
VI he taking terms ~ future pay
-, Nth nO cash down. The hhtosy
IM such companies formed for any
il~se In Maine, "a Gar "a We know,
- osen a successlOn % disastrous fall
y" ID. WALKER McKEES, sec'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
Atrus copy attest :

OXFORD, .. al q Coar % Probate hsli a
Paris. within AMI for the County 81 otfori %
the thiri Tuesday % nj, A. u. lsst
Charles %, DAVE, Administrator on The -
tate of RICHMOND DAVIS, ATE ~ Grston
In sai county, decsase'i. having presented ~
ae.oan, % aiainistrstion of the Estats Of sal
dsssa.si for allowance
ORptspp, That .sii Admr. give nosies al
the same o. ell psr.ons iht.wst-i thsrvln, ny
pablishins q copy ~ this ORDER three ~csk. sur
oe..i,sly In the Oxfori Dem.rAt. nswspspsi
prints.i al Parts. In ssll County thaithsy may az
issr al Probate Court to 10 hohisn "a fsris, With
IN ami fot said tounty, On The thlri TUESDAY ol
Nov neat, a nine o'cls-k IN the fpwnaoa, an
.ho~ csu-s. ~ any they have, Why The sans
.houli not 10 allowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Ous et th, respondents AZ the last tern
tC.H Who received seutence oi
,gis a. h.tyy fine. or a long AL term IN
ish-t .f payment, has written % th'
0lr'y a'fHrusv. expressing a Nilllng-
ls.s tH settle" CA a basis 20 about
.ser'y .,.t. on a dollar. lie SAYS b.
Al1f pos auy such enormous hne, bal
t,hs ...rty attorney viii accept hi'
tru. D. aIlI furnish the money. lle
su.'. have acgulr~d the idea th'
ug-t, attorney .. clothed With fan au'
18f.'F o.. Uumprumiss sentencrs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A true oopy-ai,e., =
oXyoRp. |. Al q Cour, u Probate hell

OXFORD, Z. Al Court ~ Probate he'll a
Paris within AMI for the County ~ Oxfori
on the thiri Tuesday ~ Ost.. a. u. lea.
Eiwtn d. Ablsoti, Administrator on the estats
% HIRAM ABBOTT. hts ~ Rumfori
I'm ali county, dsses.ssi. having prvssnts.i NJ
Account % administration % the estate of aid de
easel Tor allowance, AMI private account
against sail estate
Ospsarp, That the .Aii Administrator Ei,s
Notice ~ All persons interested, ~ causing soup
oss.i,sly In the Oxfori Democrat prints,i al
Paris, that they may apIssr ha frObats cogr'
to te hsi AZ Psris. In ssii County, on The thiri
Tuesday % Nov. neat. h nine o'closk In The
forvns.sn, and show san-s. N any they have, Why
The .ams shout not 10 alovesi
gIORsE A WILSON, JUICE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

lathe democrat Office hangs trace
fA.Ifa iogeu ears ~ yellow COM
s-,t,r fp tNelVs inches long, and Of .
..,rf, hat shows without question that
t.I.a god corn year. This trace Was
,-astf '1 by capt. 4. II. Ripley - a
a-ris ~ about two hundred bushels OF
~, hat BE- gets from two acrcs ~
Az. M, avs that's his kind % sweet
va. b. sut rich enough raising the
thfk.ai .oms years ago, and nov he's
70 ta,s to this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

All r'rresied In the annual hunting
ri.lh -f Invited % meet AZ the hall this
Nod, evening % choose sides. u l.
f-J1o.sl to have the day Tuesday Tor
o. t4lf.rg. With game supper aud ball
Wst-s.ily evening" They ~ going % Try
t-ih,, fhs match decided this year by
90 iu. hot the day % the hunt, and
o.; have t isJsnd upon the length OF the
Ao,'sr. potketbooks 81 the Keeping
.sa.'.s. q he game. The "get-,hers-
i-y.uay style % so-called hunting
hath .sYed cut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
A'r'' '"''-s asSnEr u. Park. REGISTER.

OXFORD, .s AT Count of frobai. hsli AZ
Paris within ani for the County ofOxfori,
ON IN. thiri Tuesday % TIT, 4. n. i-es.
Ort..a y. JenkiR., Esecatfix on the estate
% MARA>DA o. MERRILL, late of
iisbron In sali oOsnty. d.o.a-o.i, having prc
e.tat. Of All slec.assd Zoe slio~ahss.
OKDsRrp. That the .sii t,e.utns Give notice
% ali person. Interested tbsrvin, by
Publishing COPY ~ mi. or'ier ihr-s weeks snc-
s...iy,ly In the Oxfori pemocrat, q Rswspapsr
printed al Paris, In ALI County. that they may
appear AZ q frobats Count ~ ~ h0hlsn Al
Tar,s, In sali County. on the thirt Tuesday ot
Nov. pstt. at nine a'clurk In the forcnson, AMI
show cau.s, n any they have, Why the sane
shoah not bs allovei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
ATs'0P'-.a;.fr'sf sRr d. PARK. Rssi..sr.

oNYoRD, sat Count ~ Probate hsbi a
Paris, within anil for the County ~ oxford,
on the THRU Tuesday ot OF, 4. u. l-st.
On the PETITION u l.. l.. Power. u Hanover.
praying for the appointmsnt 81 himself
q all Hanover q. administrator ~ the estate oi
kDSAR %. POwkRs. late 90 Hanover. In
all County ~ ONforl, decsa-s'i.
ORptKti,, That noties of the foregoing psti
ton 10 publi.hs-i for thru. weeks .uccc.si,ely
PRIOR o. the third Tuesday of Nov, \. u. l.4
IN the O,fori Democrat printed Al Paris, In saii
County. .
Atrue oopy-stte-t
ALBEIT -. PARK. REGISTER.
ONFORD, ss Al q Court % PrObais. he'll Al
Paris, within AMI Tor the County OF Oh
fori, on the thiri Tuesday Of OCT, A. ~ lea.
Arohine Mhltismore. willow 81 JOSHUA
WIIITrEMORE, late % Hebron, deceasei. hss
Ing pre.rnts-i her petition for an allowance out VI
the Personal f-tate % ssit decss.esi
OHDthkD, Tia, the ssii Petitioner CIV,
notice o. al person. Interested. by causing
copy Of thi. orisr ~ be pubnshci three ~.skl
.ursesslyely In the oxford Drmocrat, prniei a
Paris, In SAID County, that they may appear AZ
Probate Court b. bs hohien h Paris, In sal
County, ON the thiri Tuesday % Nov. next, q
nine o'closk in the forenoon. AMI show cause. u
any they have, against the sane.
GkORGE A. WILSON, Ja,ise.
ALBEHr u. PARK. Register.