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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
r-E Enuars AT 1ns ALL


N-tre.Ily vas day made for the
oa.a1 The rain % Tuesday liked
- mad. and everything else la good
a.. Dr. as warm enough and "
sisct i0H warm. "Old I'erhsps. ss
l1Cs >ars Weather man IL sometimes
'saast. ta. soft spot In his heart Tor
~ holtaT. this year.
n r5,. ras.ed comparatively quiet
a. a. sht before the Fourth, "
al her as chance for the weary
a,lsc o. pot Ia consid.rsbl. sleep. The
cay ser.... manifestation Of the spirit
y a,rrs, hat possesses Young America
= sch ar evasion Was the tearing out
= q rnrfHl q the walls ~ the old
aasssul,h shop on lincoln street.
'oiey' Army, under command OF
= sens-,' himself, showed up over
7'd 1n11y llill" little tsforc :, and
ltAloi ne .'reets about an hour. III
A.h'my lad advanced upon the capI-
- ssnh'Hr.. representatives and judges
80 hA', Ted IN fright. The judges
siiaed ths tr,t prize, s3.on, Ia JarNi.
Ihaye'. sho had Ia his cart speak.
q uksusss ~ the old brick school
80 labeled Good enough for me
~ Years agu. good enough Tor you
~'tuud prize, sl.s, went "a
$3.50 EuUbisT. Who drove yoke O'
--iaii'e bulls attached 20 an extern.
.'od arr.age containing the ,eiled
Az o'e.o,k the crowd sang America
=. n declaration II Independence VA
hy Warren ". Austin from th'
- sAnt. The re-t % the foreuoot
- 1Asl lp With the sports, which re-
nd a. follows:
49, pas Thr.s sutr,e-. nans % ~hsu
. --a lif ttst - ti.s dollar On ths top % IN
$500 uos .bnn.ifolij woa BY wsrreI
- frifs. sskknifs.
So ~ frtls. too diaRsr usAss'
-. l''I's NJ. Prize Ella woa BY PM
a.. araun,i W. s,aar,. over course
- 80 riiis. Prizes. tr-t. birycs 20
g. -. - ta'i -. Gillsrt shaw ar-s m
,,lyrs ne, over sams ooar-s. o.
- - ia, I. osnt-. as.is M ths erv~d
49, nm. =" A"
80, 'sf dinner a pair 81 tennis ball
- sol BY stanley and Ernest shaw
a., runs aud Harlow. "a, "a, an
1,l ~ pair we're Won by Fred shaw
whitman over Gilbert shaw an
SV"nh, IN one set. G-l. A scrub gam
The crowd developed som
80, pay. The trsp-shcoting elu
W The afternoon with = shco
o.,'.e 'aAl place. The fre~orks In Oh
hns sere success, even n the bl
aid take fire before u Was oiled
\, stfeshment stand on the eommo
Ia ~. Ne Interest % the reading roof
"a ~ hard workers behind Il. an
Ass,s'lnz business, some $500 b
se ed foS the benefit % The rcadln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
LOWELL

The Fourth was not very much cele-
hrated In this town. The customary
ringing % bells and hring 90 guns Mas
In order. The hand played al the rails.
Ing of fiag nj the Toll bridge school
house In the forenoon and st Pleasant
Point In the afternoon. Dance AZ ths
American House In the evening.
Gu sunday last person. we're received
into the Congregational church by Rev
n. D.. farnham, 4 by letter aud on
profession.
The people are glad to see the coming
% the summer visitors again. Mrs
IIutchlns and family and Miss ANY
IIutchln. at the fsiryiew and Mr.. Werrcu
aud family al J. VI. fsrringtons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
wesr aEYhEA

TIE 9TH passed on very quietly at this
place, many going TO Bethel TO the cele-
brstion there. 4 few went 10 Bryaut's
Pond, and one at least spent moot OF
the time In the field among crops that
were growing very fast, and among
weeds that are growing equally - fast.
z. J. Wheeler preached Ut the village
school house last Sunday and will do 90
again In two weeks.
Two evangellsts from Boston are
laboring In the placs, holding u,estlnGs
nearly every evening. Bone Interest u
manifested.
q. A. Grover Il picking very heavy
Or than usual llke everything else.
Harry Mills, who has besn working q
0reenwood, 70 home on account Of sick
nsss. Hope no win b better soon.
J. n. Bean and wife made % . call %
J ths <th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

Is. Allen and Miss Mamie y. Baker
went To Portland Tuesday % visit Mrs.
Allen at the hospital. They stAid over
the Fourth returning Thursday y. n.
Mrs. Allen Il no. doing a. well ne u Was
hoped At fret she would, IL is feAroi now
by the doctor. that an abcess 10 forming
In her side.
yo Coudet has returned nom the Island
and gone 10 work for Charley Moore.
M. wound IL healed, but hand without
finger. I. not much % hand.
The Fourth came To Bear River In the
evening In q display Of fireworks at
Poplar Tavern.
Mis-. Persis Foster. daughter OF Orrin
Poster. E.q., l. quite III with lung
tranhle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
NORTH ALBANY.

Quite q number from this way attend
Ell the celebration OF the Fourth nj
Bethel aud pronounced the trotting
good, though the shower In the after.
noon injured the track somewhat, and
gave the people slight wetting.
Mr.. George Frost and family have
been visiting at Mrs. frost's fathers,
Mr.. Payson Philbrooks.
Mrs. EphrAim Bean gains slowly but
Ia stlll quite feeble, also Mrs. Nancy
Lowe.
Richard e.. Lawrence IL about again
and can use his foot quite well.
some have begun haylng but the
crop Il light here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
ROxRuRN,

The Fourth passed OF very quietly
here. A few went To Ridlonville and
.ome Ia Byron, and many Got through
the day very quietly at home: septsn-
Der election Will beat the ith OF July
then We will all turn out, and the iei.
lows that have put wool down to IL i-2
cents will get hint to say the least.
Chapman's heavy teaming 10 wearing
out the roads, but We are glad To see
business.
small WAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
Nssiss 90 Pstitiss ssr Disshasss.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. sss-Cosrt o. Is.o!ysssy. In ,h.
ss.s Of \. ,. . y. r. srArLks. in.o''e"'
NYoics i hsrsby sivsa thai petitions have on M:
N :psh day Of jane, a. ID. is'<. l<en prrssns..'
V said Con-, 20, ssti Ccas.y. by .. J, Y Z
ssapIes, Of Brownseti. In The Ccsnty Of O.for,i
prayiss That they may he de.rrci 2 iali ii.
shafrs frvm eli their debss. bosh - indi,iduals
ssd ~ msmhrrs OF The arm of D. ]. q y. u
ssaples. prvvabls under Ne provisions Of ChApeI
seventy % ths seasssss OF Main. .nd upon ss,a
Ins 10 he'd upon ths sans before said Coar y
Psns, in sald Cosssy Of OHfcri. 90 ihs issh day
Of Juiy, A. d. isss. q niss o'elosk In The fore
nsoa All thss sosins thersef 10 publisket In ths
o,ieri ps%rm, "sxsp.v,s ps' ~ AR, J.
sacsessivs ve>ks, ~ Iass psbucasioa " he
days Isfors ths day sf hearaS; ssd that 81
ersiissrs vho have prv,e.i thslr dee.., AL 49,
tlms and chow caase. u ssy thsy have, Vii
: iischarrc sksuL sss BE grsssei said dsssor
s' %s,ss: :'suy8 In 3. PSRR. Rsds;sr
Of saii Court fos said Coasty Of Orfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
WEST SUMMER.


Wallace Ryerson was at Norway sun
day.
Norway for few days.
Geo. Packard and d. =. Doble are al
work for James Buck haying.
Mrs. c. NJ. Packard IL at Norway WIS.,
Ing her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Heath.
The lth has passed and with ne MAS
very quiet, although the boys made
nolse and upset some farm carts and
other small things, such - boxes and
wheelbarrows.
lena N. Packard IL at West Paris
visiting friends and relatives for few
days.
Wanted, at once, good black.
smith and wood-worker. Two good
shops empty at the present time.
Mrs. I. W. Horne Of Braintree, Mass,
10 spending Q few weeks With heI
mother, Mrs.. NJ. j. Palsifcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Gardiner were a'
Paris July 4.
Potato bugs are very plenty In oul
vicinity this year, and Paris green u
scarce ~ hens teeth.
Harold Chandler & Co. are ready to
do your printing In good shape aud at
moderate price. -
Warren Lothrop Il haying for Wal
lace Ryersou.
y. A. McAilister has HE new house
and ell up, boarded and shlngied.
The dance 1t v. A. Dunn's Was sue
cess. Your correspondent In compan,
with other parties made them call ant
found the small barn, decorated for tn
occAsion, crowded to lie utmost, SOM
sIxty couples In atteadance. In the real
Of the barn We found q. A. Chandler u
. small tent which VAS well nlled Will
refreshmeut suitable for the occaslon In
Guiding bananas, ice-cream and peanut
and fresh candy and many other goo
things. =,
&. N. Packard and II. r. Heath Wit
their wives spent Sunday ut West Paris
Quite . change In the weather from .
In the shads down TO quite Q good Ore.
william r. Bonney moved ten acre
one day. Mr.. Bonney says that 10 quilt
a good days work for hsying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
RuMFORp.

Mrs. Pr,ston klmball Of Danvers,
Mass, IL visiting At Ezra Morton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. sampson Child are Sisit-
ing at Mr.. ELIAS Barker's.
Mrs. Akuman IL visiting her sister
Mrs. Phlnney, at the Point.
The schools In town closed June 18th.
July l,h Was celebrated at the Corner
by foot race and bag race In the fore
noon dance In the evening.
Mrs. Stewart and daughter are away
ON a visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
NORTH PARIS.

viii Blood, wife and baby, were 81
X. Churchill's July l.. ,
VIII Andrews aud wife OF Milton
were at Mrs. Fuller's July l..
frank rArris Of SHOWS Falls 10 al
work for y. n. Field haying.
George Faruum, wife and children
are stopping at Charles Chases. ,
In the fuell District school, MIA
Prrsis Chllds teacher. those not absen'
during the term Of ten weeks were l.oss
Ida and Harrison 1ittlehAle, and thef,
we're no cAses Of hardness OF dismissal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
Nstiss sSrssitiss sss Disshssss.
aTAIE OF MAINE.

OxYORD, 80 Court ~ lnsol,ensy, In the e..s
Of MICHAEL DEEGAN. in.ol'est psbt
~ 1 ss ss :. ;s'i is s:i S ::
.~s,s.i N all Court Tor said County, by
MICHAEL DEEGAN. Of Gresnvcsi, In M
County q osf.rn ,S ny,ss , nat. he al r N.
dsbss. pre,sb~ under ths pro.isien. Of thapss,
seventy Of che ststuses % Maine, and spes
Al l.<sision, % IL orierci by saii Coar'
thai Z hsartns 10 hal uyoa On: same ssfos,
ssn Cour Il Paris In -aid County Of
Oxfori. on Wednesday. the l.sh day Of
Juiy A. u. i-s<, at nine s'sl.sk In The fore
noon and that nosice therrof he pabli.hs. In M
Onferl prmc.r.,, . ssvsp.psr gssnssss.i IN ssn
County of ONfort, osee ucsk tor tbrv~ susses
sivs weeks, the last publioation " ts ave day
isfors The day Of hearing; and thai all srcsiisor'
vho have prvtesi their debts, sni other person'
irl~rrsss.i. may APPEAR &C sah place and tims
AMI show cause, II any they have, Why 10.
charge shoaLi nos is granted ALI debtor Aecori
Ing " the prayer % his petition.
1tsess .-ALBkKT ID. Park. Register
VI said Court for sail County OF oxfori-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
EAST HEBRON.

Farmers are finishing hoeing and be-
ginning having. Hay crop looks very
promising In this section.
The cream gsthsrers are having avery
busy week. being obliged Ia gamer
nights To All orders for s~eet CREAM.
Mr.. II. e. keene received shoek dnr-
log one Of our recent showers and hsd .
very narrow escape from . serious
stroke.
The agents for hsying machinery ars
having . very busy sessos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
NORWAY tAKl.

NJ. Samuel Partr;dgs seems to BE- lon
proving IN health again.
Alton Tucker 10 at home from New
York for Q vacation. !.
Mr.. and Ms. }. g. Saunders Of iiarri
con, called on their old nelghbors .ot
their way to Norway Village, Tuesday
morning. ,,
Partridge's.
Miss Louise Bradbury went to Bry'
ants Pond the fourth.
MIss 4. r. Nevhall. came home from
boston this week for her summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Emma stevens Was At home the
fourth.
Charles wentsel's family went 20 Glib
sons Grove 10 the picnic Wednesday.
MIss Ilssie IAssell 10 Ut home again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
DlckNAlI.

Young America wss awake lev
minute. past twelve o'clock on the morn
ing of the Glorious Fourth and sucC'ccded
In Awakening several % the older portion
Of the Inhabitants of TIL. plsce. some
Of our people went To Bryants Pond Ia
celebrate, some 10 Dixheld, some 10
Canton, aud others stayed AZ home.
4 few ~ our farmers have commenced
having. the ret will follow RICH, away.
Miss Jennie llopkln. closed her school
July !. X. :. Tracy closed his July :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
SUMNER

The sabbath school at the Morrill,
school house has recently received an
addi ION To Il. library Of over one
hundred books, q gift from Mrs. Nash
OF Abingdon, Mass, for which many
thanks are due.
m. A. sturtsysnt and family dined on
green peas June s.th. II. A. sturteyant
IA. a yearling .heep that shesrcd ~ ii
pounds of wool.
special meetings Of Union Grange,
East samner, were held "Wednesday and
Friday evenings of last week, Tor the
purpose Of confering degrees.
Alice Newell who has been working
In Auburn returned home saturday
June J0th.
Nearly all have commenced haying,
Grass IL fairly good In this vicinity. MI
other crops are looking finely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
UPTON.

TIE Kickapoo Indians are making q
brief visit In town, giving open air con-
certs and selling their Sagwa.
Ina Aksrs Of Enrol 10 = guest at A. y.
Abbott's.
lincoln Fuller Was quite seriously In.
jursd last Sunday BY being thrown from
his carriage.
Grover. youngest son OF A. J. Brooks
Vas also quits badly shaken up BY belnl
thrown from . carriage the same day.
Ths @th paced very quietly hsrs
Mons Of he siIects Of he 10 b Joyful
Hs. Ns~haii Of Hiilsberosgh Bridge
". a., u Waiting 1t .. ". Briggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
Nstiss OF Pstitiss foe DissharGs.
aTATE az MAINE.

OXFORD, (. ,-.,eurt Of Ia.el,ssey. In The
ca.s 81 JOHN r. rE>Lkf. in.ol'ea'
ibebtor.
NUTiCE I. herby given that 9 gs,i,l.n IA.
n on this i.sh day 90 June. A, q. i-+. tssr
presented to ALL cour for sail county, by
John o. renley, of Paris, In thu Coanty 81
Osfori, praying that he may ts decrc~i ful
,ii.sharre from all his de,s., pro,she unsi.r the
provisions % chapter ~ % the statutes of Maiss
AMI upoa said PETITION, 10 IL orierei by ssia
court that hsanns ts hal upon The sams bs
forv saii court 81 Paris. In aid County Of Ox
for,i, on Wednesday. the i.th day of Isly, 4. ID
issl, at nine o'eiosk In che forvnconi snd tha
n.sise thereof te pubtishs-i In The Otfori i~m
ssrrat. Q nevspapsr pabn.scsi IN All .oasn !.
the la.a pubiicAtion IN ~ I've days isforv IN
day OF hearing. AMI that all ervsiitor- Who hA,.
proved their dstt. AMI ether Tsr-ons interests-i
may APPEAR q saii place aud time ani 'hov
ean.e, N any they have, Why di.sharre shonh
not is Erantesi sAii debtor according " th'
prayer % his PETITION.
iTfIsr s-AI.BERT u. PARK. Register
of ALI cour Tor sah county of Orfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
WEST eRYeBURo.

People 10 this nelghborhcod are feast
Ing on Strawberries.
4. u. Wiley picked from vines set out
last fall strawberries that measured six
Inches In circumference.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John liutchlns and little
MollIe went TO Bridgton July 9Th.
Having comes on earlier than usual.
The farmers have commenced TO cut the
grass one week earlier, and u the wealth
er IL good will rejoice. ~ the grass u
better and stouter than for several years
The thermometer has been W In the
shade.
Lettuce. radisbes and green peas arr
on the bill Of fare here.
The lth VAS very quiet. Some OF the
Young people went 10 Chatham.
The Stirling Literary Club met Will
Mrs.. Pitman. The next meeting Will b
q picnic on the lawn with Mrs. IL. Jones
program furnished by Mrs. 4. u. Towl'
and I. ballard.
y. o. Wiley had new potatoes from hi'
garden the 9TH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
svEDEN.

Our people celebrated the Fourth Ia
n very quiet manner. A little neighbour
hood picnic at John Nevers', which wa.
much enjoyed by the young people, and
older ones also. An ice-crcam party 81
\. l. Piummer's.
Mr.. Charles Bennett and family wen'
To kesar Falls With friends Who are Wis
Ting them. A family dinner party a.
A. ii. whitehouse's. The boys In NO.
had 4 large bonfire to end the program
Miss Annie ID. Perry IL 1t home frou
Boston for short time.
Frank W. Evans goes To "Ihe Ridge,
North Conway, for the season.
Prof. q. Is. stone and son, SalerQ
Mass, are At y. u. Stones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

The following officers were elected q
the division Of Sons Of Tempcrance:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
CANTON.

The Uniyersalist Society are To have
preaching services through the summer
They have engaged the services OF MI
y. 4. Downey Of the Canton, y. \.
Theological school, who entered upon
his duties July lat.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lucas returned
saturday from trip TO Boston.
Mi.s Georgie Towle has returned
from Walt to friends In Amesbury,
Mass.
The 9TH MAS celebrated here In . quiet
way. There VAS borse-trot and bAss
hall game In the afternoon, and In the
evening fireworks and = ball as q. A. H.
Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

m. Grccisn Tableau Troupe of Thu.
nse accompanied by Miss Maud Mayo,
laier: Mis- Nellie To~le, soprano
,l5st; Mr.. \. y. Norse~orthy, CorDet
~loi., and Miss Hattie Andrews, Ae-
tngsuist. gave = recital and convert al
plas'i Friday evening. They report a
iri- a.. time and good house for a
nav evening. The company returned
,Jsa, q gamford Pals aud Brysnt'-
hrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
THE OXFORD BRARS
rHG oo,Nos o. the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


uaying II In order.
The new bridge IL completed and 4
. Improvement to the looks of our VII.
lage. improvements are being made 90
the depot platform.
=. &. Curtis, ALIVE Jackson and W. y,
Hayes are at work In the Norway shos
sbop.
Those girls that John speaks 20 often
about would like Q rect.
y. n. Emery IL At work In the chair
factory at Harrison.
The tth VAS . very quiet day herr.
Many of our people went to Bryant's
Fond and the small boys didn't make AZ
much noise AZ usual.
A very pleasant time our little folks
had at the birthday party Of Ellie Curtis
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. l.. q. Rates and family are stop
ping In town.
y. A. Young and Freeman wyman are
supplying our village Nth strawberries.
Mrs. J. W. klmhali IL now stopping al
her summer home In this place. Since
leaving ne Last fall shs has Loaf her pet
dog "fannle."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
HANOVER.

sunday preaching services will be
held In tnion Hall, Hanover. by Rev.
Geo. W. Cook of Lexington, Mass, al
lO.ls A. N. sunday school at IAN.
Jaly IS. rhs Real Hell.
q rhs Real Heaven
"a ,.rs~th Of th~ Lac % Life
An. a Mhish a. The Tres thuNh a..
"A whst shall 90 say of toL inscrs"h'
IL What Man ove- ~ tim-su'
~ what q haa GOES W >orissy.
-~pt q What . Mas owes 10 evi
All are cordially invited. You VII te
welcome. A collection ~iil he aheu
each sunday TO meet necessAry expenses
,o..lsl and other entertainments viii bs
held az opportunity affords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
OxgO0O.

The following officers were elected Al
the division Of Sons of Temperance:
Geo. Iisssa. VIZ.
>slils hssksr, ". 4.
". Lass. RS
tsiith fwnsh. A. RS.
ksis iioashtea. -.
ses. fsrr,st. Twas.
fsrsy treack. Coo.
Ida tfs~ks.. a. Cen.
fr,sl saith. Is
frank >tsrbiri. o. :.
Mr.. q. q. Andrews, Of Gardiner. WAS
here for fe~ days last week.
=. II. Edwards horse rupturcd blood
vessel. and II Was fesrcd At the time
would die from the loss Of blood, but
now seems tn he gaining.
A picnic VAS held at Ncston's Grove
July 9TH.
Charles Putnam, 10 Norway, was ar
rested for disturbance on the night be
fore the foarth.
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PERU.


Miss Maud Gibbs Of Auburn 10 visit-
Ing In town.
Mrs. winslow Walker II falling.
Mr.. Michael Murry and wife OF Liver
more Falls were visiting at her sistcr's,
Nrs. J. X. Conant's, over Sunday.
mi y. stIllman has one Of his soldier
friends Of Togus visiting him. !.
Some have commenced hayinE Dat J.
IL poor weather for making nay ou'
good to make IL grow. -,
Young America turned out The niGn .,
h.sor, The Fourth and made nigh
Mucous 10 all but themselves. I'M
Youth passed OF quietly. some ven
TO Dixhsld and soue 70 Canton 70 oe'e
brats.
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HIRAM.


Mrs. MAi,ins NJ. Morrill, Of Falmouth
and Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Warren Of
Gloucester, Mass, are In town visiting
friends aud adjusting the business OF the
late Dennis Morrill, estate.
Mr.. James y. O,good made brief
Walt To Paris last week.
Hon. John u. spring went to Port
land on the 9TH.
Ninety-.even dogs have been natural
lied this year.
The lads and las.ies had q dance on
the evening of the 9Th st Grange Hall.
Mr.. Isaiah Morrill, aud wife, Ne. Lulu
Rankin, OF Massachusetts,. are visiting
Mrs. Mary y. Rankin.
The 9TH MAS quietly observed, and
peace and patriotism prevailed.
Mrs. James y. Osgood IL recovering
from her recent Illness.
Married In Hiram July It'll, by Lew
eiiyn A. wAdsworth, Eco, Mr.. CAiet
W. Gilpatrick and Miss Iissie y. lord
both Of Hiram.
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Nsssss q P,sissss 90 psssAsrss.
STATE or NAME.

-. = $685.. n. 49,
ssss q bkvID 2: loan, isssiysss psssss.
N sh,s Ssh DAY Of Juss. A. y. isss. hsse pc
sessssi 70 sahi Ccun Cor said County. w Dsstl
r. Lord. Of Lowell. u - Cess,y q O,ssci
~ ss,ss AZ prossss s.sr ~ ps.ss
sSs y csSp.ss sss.ssy Of sSs sssss;.s q Hsiss
AMI upss All Pssit,cs, Y V scis.si ~ ~
ssc - AZ r. y ;, sss.. yss ~:
800 = "a pisss "a d. ed 49, :s..;
Essl.l "a asSsss ssss~iiss 3 ~ Srsyss .
an s.ss 3: 3 J s.:s' !. s' 5.;::a
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SOUTH RuMFoRo,

Mrs. Clara A. Be:sey and dausn'er
went TO Portland July ID.
w. A. wymau and wife 10 company
With Grant Woods and wife Of Rum
ford Centre vent to Howard Pond 10
Hanover Tuesday and returned Wcdnes-
day. They occupied Birch Camp, owa-
cd by Amos Holt. A very pleasant tins
reported, bet not single trout did they
catch.
Ton Falsrde ssd wifs are o. thsa'
| fsrm. A. D. @.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

iglg, Poster a. referees heard the fob
asirg rases NJ the court house las,
ngr,dav and Friday. Miss Powers
"a s,gr gapher;
A., Nishsn. In eguity. w. John l.
aNG~.
ssaa# savage q Oaae-.
itnt II wari W. Anha 4. Nitchsl
49, 4 UiAkc.. >~s-sy.
Hs,srtW Es-ori. In equity, W May A
Lssrf
49, a tiskss hi.teSs
N A.r named case Was an action "a
~cO,sT 'hs value 20 the hay cut on the
-Nsrr farm In Paris In the season III
I'd, o. TIE defendant, Who held .
narggs IN he place, While the piaint'
fosu-i ,hr equity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
WILSON'S N,llS

The P.rmachecnee club are having q
storeboase aud rooms for the steamboat
crew built at the head Of Ariscoos fslls.
frcd Taylor sold COW TO 90 up to
the lake, and number have work FUR
nlshed them by the club.
Two brothers Of VIII Harris came NJ
Friday.
J. 4. and u. =. Bean are building an
addition Ia their barn.
Rev. y. =. York made calls In town
the last ~ the week. and held services
at the Middle school house, Sunday
July 1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10
GAa1 WA1GaEoan-

june z. while A. u. Brickett was a
work In field some one entered bill
house with false key, and breaking
open trunk took from it three Eolt
dollars and some little trinkets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood from Connecticut
are visiting Of J. X. McIntire's.
Mrs. Ames and Mrs. Cummings an
visiting In Portland this week.
stephen Iovejoy IL very low and can
not live many days. Charles Merrill ],
taking care OF him. Ills children, Fred
I.ovcjoy and wife, Mrs. Msndana Miller
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Blake are Will
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

". Florrncs Butisrfsld % Newton,
Me-. v Do has been stopping With Dr.
Hagghfu1 since the first 10 March, lett
nsrsisy morning for Mechanic fall.
sAsry DE ~ill spend the remainder Of
A. summsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

HE,sr,an l. nursing q hand With
s,sal Argv burns upon u, as the ~
IA u a premature discharge which
uursd on The "fourth q July In the
1drrlns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-10

NJ. cullen L. Carter 20 brooklyn,
Eccupanied BY Miss Julia and Master
li,... children of the late jarvis L..
ursr zane Ia Mrs. Julia III. Carter :
AZ week. Miss julia vii remain Tor
- .ummer, and her mother and sister
IN sXPected later.