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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
RlIMgORD CENTRE.

G. T.. Eaton move. Into the Davis
house at the Falls this week, having sold
his stand here Ia r. II. Small.
Rev. Mr.. Keith IL doing good business
blscksmithlng In the Chaplin Virgin
shop.
Mrs. Martha Grant Of North Berwick
IL visiting friends here, after an absence
Of eleven years.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. Eugene Hutchinson OF
Claremont, v. H., are visiting In town.
Mrs. Creely Of Springfield, Mass, u
stopping with her mother. Mrs. Sarah
Jackson.
The rain of the past two weeks Will
assure q fair hay crop, although so much
dAmpness aud cold nights are set back
to planted crops. Corn planted two
weeks ago Ia not In sight.
The indications at this time are favor.
able to = full crop Of apples and small
berries.
The old mill and privilege at the Centre,
after passing through many changes In
ownership, found lts guietus and terml-
nation with VIM. II. Farnum, Who ras-
ed the buildings aud removed the slulces
and water has full sway.
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pUnFORD.

Memorial .eryicc at the church May
q. The house Was Handsomely deco.
rated With fags, eSergrcen., flowers and
potted plants. one beautiful begonla
among the pulpit decorations. sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Mahry, and prayer by Rev
Mr.. Keith.
Rev. Mr.. llibhard, a Bangor student
will supply the pulpit AZ the Congrcsa-
tlonal church the remainder OF the sum-
mer, every Sunday al lO:S A. NJ.
II {. regretted BY many 81 the people
~ this placc. that the lniyersali.i
church Il To remain closed for the sea-
son for the want of pastor.
The Republicans % Rumford met al
gumford centre May aith, aud we're
called % order by chairman OF the town
committee, James ;. Morse. j. D.
stephens WAS chosen chairman, q. w
~tearns. clerk. Delegates;
st.is oobvcntis. D. A. Porter. q '" ,''Arn.
= n Hose. 60, =. a.
Distrist oouycnuun 4. 4. himlAn, 4. y
Eatau. 10 fAruufn. -
,oauty Coayyutipn Wahio fstisnsih' S"h'
TV~n oamniiis, 80 ths too ensuing !eAf-
Jane. : Nor. q. ". >tssrns, y y Nsrun
I.wfIyu n. Eiu,tt. ,. \. Porter, \. D.. Worn
..sn "A "A taruHm.
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MASON.

Rev. Mr.. Pickett preached memorial
sermon at our church last sunday. The
church was beautifully decorated Win
flowers and hag,. Addison Bean fur-
ni.hei the most ~ IA. dag decorations.
There will b. no preaching here Tor
the next two weeks az Mr.. Pickett u
away on his vacation.
Milford Brown aud family are sick
with measles.
The school has been stopped Tor a
while on account oft above mentioned
disease.
Grass l. looking very good. Grain !.
pushing forward. Ia fact, all kinds oi
crop. 40 Ear seem 10 be- ilrst-clsss. livery
thing nov looks encouraging Tor the
farmer that L. trying 10 succeed. some
spend their time finding fault aud com
planning. when II they would devote.
more time and energy % real work and
good nagemeut there would be- les,
run down farms, aud more prosperous
community generally.
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auckEiElp.
W. X. Pike and wife Visited friends In

W. X. Pike aud wife Visited friends In
Peru last week.
Ardon y. Tilton and wife Of Bethel
wcre In town few days last week ut the
residence Of his father, Gilbert 1llton.
Rev. q. u. llsnnafori Of llnmforvt
preached the memorial sermon 1t the
baptlst church Sunday morning, the
a;th. fesscndeu Poet. q. A. H., were
present In body. The house Was we'll
allied. Some special music Was render.
ed. A good sermon, good weather, and
an Increasing Interest In the occasion
consplrcd TO make the day memorial
one indeed.
u. A. Mcaher, Esq, aud wife, Of Port
land, were the guests Of Bank Examiner
e. 4. Hatch, over Sunday the 2.th Inst.
John Pierce and George N. Atwood Of
Paris, proprietors Of the Paris Electric
Co., were In town Tuesday.
The friends Of I.ev. u. y. Lawrence
will be glad to learn that he IL slowly
recovering.
The death Of Miss Emma IIolmes,
second daughter Of Mrs. a. e. Holmes,
who has been In falling health more than
q year. came quite suddenly at last. She
WAS taken worse Saturday night aud
died Sunday evening, 18th, aged .,
years. The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon from the house. Many beauti-
fui flowers Contributed by friends Of the
family adorned the white casket aud
efiectuslly lifted the gloom and gave a
cheer even Ia the presence of the liking
Of Terrors." Rev. q. ID. lIannaford Of
flciated.
Decoration Day WAS an suspicious day
for Fessenden Post. q. A. H., but we
have not space for full report OF the
exercises.
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MES1 aEIhEl.

An abundance 81 rain Il our lot now.
With so much vet and rather cool
weather fears are felt that corn may rot
In the ground. In fact, such seems Ia
BE- the case 10 some extent. How Tar u
will extend l. yet = problem, As II sill
rains.
Ia Bell Ia. moved into his new house,
though Il I. not vet AL flul.bed.
Who Il to be Mrs. Bells successor In
4. =. Beans boarding house IL yet
secret.
D.. D.. Pike has got an apparently nIcs
garden struck out.
". II. Mills, our village blacksmith,
seems "a be- doing more farming than
most farmers, Judging from the amount
~ land he l. having ploughed.
The late fr..het washed the road bad.
In from the Mason line Ia the main road
near the Meadow bridge, so called.
Grace aud Vera Merrill aud T.. t.
Wheeler and wife attended the Gould
Academy concert al Bethel Hill May III
IL was very nne.
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The prize declarations Of the acad.
emy Monday evening, Nay ~, werc we'll
recelved by an audience numbering
over lsO. The contestants wcrc Fannie
y. Carter, Joan Stcarns, Eva v. Twad-
die, Cornle d. French, Ethel N. Rich
ardsou, Robert e. Foster, Gilman Chap.
man, Marx G. Allen and Dsrwood IL.
Mason. The judges, Prof. Babb OF Der
lin, ". a., Miss sue Thompson OF Bry-
ants Pond and Mas lmogcn Burnham
of GIlcad, decided that the young ladies'
prize should be awarded Ia Eva v.
Twaddie. honorable mention, Joan
SteArns; and that Mark G.. Allen should
receive the gentlesnan's gin, honorable
mention, Robert Foster. The prizes 10
both cases were costly photograph nj.
buns. During tbs evening Mlsses
Twaddlc aud Wiley played plano solo,
Fannie Carter rendered q vocal solo,
Alice Chamberlain plano solo, and sew
erai students presented pleasing
chorus.
Rev. Webster Woodbury., Of Milford,
Mass, arrived Wednesday evening, but
left for Mechanic Falls Thursday after
noon.
The q. A. r., ladies' relief corps,
sons Of Veterans and the citizens very
httingly observed Memorial Day with
services In Evergreen Cemetery at .
O'Clock and with excellent music and re-
marks In Odeon Hall In the evening.
Abou' I rs line Was formed at the
post room made M of the Grand Army
men, the Sons Of Veterans and fully
fifty school children, besides the many
carriages that were used Ia convey the
ladies' corps, the singers, the younger
children and the citizens. ~ the GENE
terry l.ev. p. n. BEEN read q scripture
selection and offered prayer, following
which Mrs. finney's chorus Of eight
Young ladies rendered q very pretty
response, "Mufiie their Drums." Com.
rsdes Barrows. Chapman and True aud
Commander Hose made remarks Appro-
pirate to the day. The singing America
by the school children, and the bepedic-
ton by Hev. Mr.. BEEN closed the after
noon services. AZ so'clock In Odeon
Hall, with fully 100 people present,
the orchestra OF nine pieces led by Mrs.
Gehring began the exercises with an
overture, "NstionSl Airs" isev. Israel
Jordan conducted the devotional service.
After this Q large chorus beautifully
sang "IIerces Beloved" Hon. u. w.
Woodbury. now presided, and Introduce
ed 10 the audience Ellery Park. Esq,
Hon. A. y. IIerrick and Rev. Messrs.
Jordan and y. n. Beem. Miss MAID
Pratt aud Miss Ellen Glbson rcciied
memorial poems. and the chorus under
the charge Of Mrs. Gehrins rendered
"specd our Republic, and ITO Thee,
Oh, Country. The young ladies Who
dlld so nicely In the afternoon were Civ
en- part In the program. The stage
decorations Of fags aud shields. put up
by Alfred True, were exceedingly noe,
being far IN advance % anything before.
The Bethel aud North Norway mines
met on the common Wednesday after
noon In a deadly base ball combat. The
game was called about o'clock and
proved exciting % the hnish. No W.
feeling existed between the clubs and
nothing but good nsturcd chan was ex-
changed. The battery work on both
side. should be highly complimcnici.
The following schedule represents the
PLAYERS a. the game opened:
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DENMARK.

Mrs. T.. W. Bosworth and baby OF
Lyndon,ilie, VT, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Bean, Is At home on = short
visit.
The I,ebekah Lodge, To the number OF
twenty-five, visited the fryeburg Lodge
last saturday evening. a bountifui
supper and fine entertainment were en-
loyed by all, aud at late hour all re-
turned home much pleased, aud With
many good wishes for the welfare OF the
fryeburg Lodge.
Mr.. Chas. II. Blake IL home on q
short visit.
The heavy rains for the past two
week. have damaged the farms q great
deal. 10 IL said. 80,
Mrs. Hattie Jones Ia quite sick with
bad cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE ooINos or THE WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.


Rev. Mr.. Mabry Of the Methodist
church has been called by the Presiding
ELDER to another charge. Owing to
trouble In the church division Vas made
and Affairs becsme serious. The people
outside the church contributed slj0, Tor
his support providing he could remain.
The act u a surprise To his many friends
here.
=. W. Richards lost q valuable horse
lately. Cause unknown.
4. A. West has delivered the poles for
telephone communication from An
dover to Iumford falls via Iumford
Corner.
The county commissioners came az
coriing to notise aud located the swsln's
Notch rad through Ando,er. The rad
runs nearly straight leaving the county
road near the y. y. Merrill place. Not
little feeling Il occssioned by not go
Ing through East Andoyer Village.
lots % rain.
The grsss l. Looking finely.
Pour new buildings are going up.
Decoration Day WAS not observed In
town this year. Most ~ the people
went 10 Humfori on that occasion.
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Harry Virgin, Esq, OF Portland, anu
Hon. %. n. ller.sy 81 Buckheld, assign
90. Of the Oxford Land CO., were In
,oxn adjusting matters concerning that
estate, but AZ folks heissbouts are more
interested In receiying than giving they
got slow comfort.
Frc.l Abbott has hi. new camp al
-Four Ponds completed, which Is much
admired by the camping fraternity:
With A little more putting he and Pred
kuapp. assistant architect, vii feel CON-
pstent 20 contract 10 erect public build
ings.
one old logging patriot, Who has slept
twenty-five YEAR, on board mattress
renowned the spring beds and took
camp door berth.
a VI. Carter 10 Bethel, in the Interest
of Msgantic aud Rumford Falls X. IL,
showed party Of contractors ana
engineers over this end Of the route
Monday aud Tuesday.
Ti.hsrmsn abound, but II lsnt adNis-
able 10 think of fishing streams here
n.h are 40 scarce and small.
-Four Ponds fishermen are having fsii
luek thus far. Those contemplating 20
Inc ther, .hould provide themselye'
xitb proyi.lons. as II IL ineonvenlen'
procuring anything here except pork
potatoes and beans. a.,
~ Knapp has traded his farm Tor
pair Of roo pound draft horses; ans
will soon be prepared To tackle heavy
work. A..
We have our pans ready for the mrs
thunder shower In June.
We we're sgreeably surprised 10 no,
Editor Forbes one Of the party OF whe.'
men FROM Rumford Falls last week: W.
are always pleased tn meet the editor,
% the Democrat, they are 80 Ike "ou
folks. =,
Twill not attempt To enumerate NJ
the visitors 10 the Byron recruiting
grounds, but wish 10 have any OF then
r,ported TO me that don't exhibit iu
proyement In health and social dePof'
meut.
stephen Taylor, salesman for I.oek
Brothers' patent steam and water rcgu
I.ior., spent sunday In town Win al
family.
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NEMRN.

The old saying that one extreme FOL.
lows another Ia verified by the present
spell Of wet weather, following a. u
does so close on the heels Ola severe
drouth.
Gra.. has picked up finely since the
rain aud never gave better showing
for the first of June.
Planted crop. are coming up slowly :
sweet corn Il pretty generally a failure,
by reason Of the Wet weather or pool
seed. Most fields will have Ia te re
planted.
Mrs J. \. Allen u quite poorly.
ID. kilgore Of Paris Il Visiting his
son, II. W. kilgore 10 North Newry.
Mrs. John Danforth has gone Ia Far
mAcheenee.
Mrs. Flora Powers Il down with meas
les. so I learn.
The road machine has started ON Is
rounds. our ways need mending bad.
la
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ufsr SIMMER


Mr.. aud Mrs. &. VI. Packard were at
BRYANT. Pond sunday, and returned by
way % West Paris.
Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. II. Andrews are nj
Wallace Ryersons.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. y. III. Hull OF Wes'
Pari. were at &. NJ. Packard's Thurs
dsv.
!. II. lawson made us call May III
Mrs.. &. VI. Packard has been on thu
.ick list with boil on her hand, but u
better at this writing.
Dance at Washington Hall May 40.
FIR. Barrett and wife are spending
few DAYS with friends la TIL. place.
our trader, q. NJ. Packard, IL buying
wool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05

oXToRD, .. AT q Court % Probate he'll Al
Paris. within AMI for the County ~ ot
fori, on the thiri Tuesday % Nay, A. u, lSs
Juna A. 4. Han. hsmei fhccuiut In 4
c.rtain In.trument pur,ortins " - ~. last
will ant testament % sNINANt- w. BEAN, sts
of Brownheki In ALL County, deceass'i, HAVING
prr.snts-i Oh. same for ffvls,s
OHp,sIp. That the .ai petitioner give notio.
10 all Ier.ons intsrvsts-i, ~ causing e"py ~
thi. o,isr b. - pubi.hel thrce weeks .nc"ss
.i,siy In the Osfori prmocrat prtntsi Al Fan.
that they may syI.@ar ai Probate Court " 70
he'll "A Paris, In sAli tounty, On IN. thlrl
TUESDAY 20 June nstt, a nine o'chsk IN The forr
n.-Yn anil show rsu-s N any they have. Why u's
all Instrument sbouh nod 10 pfu,ci approved
..ii ,ie,eA-s.i. AMI that sh.. jaiA &c bcan, II
GEo. A. WILSON. Ja'ls.
true eopy-Attsst =
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AORIh PARIS.

Jerry Cole has done work on the chap
81 for the present. and gone back tn
pea. Dunham's To finish his job there.
Among the many improvements MI
Dunhsm l. making will be eonserva-
tory for plants added to front OF .it''ps
room. ,,,
Mr.. Charles Durham OF Vermont
made Walt to his brother, iilram' last
week.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs. Lowe
Jane. Robinson has hired out to n. j.
Cushman. a..
m. w. Durham has commenced on the
addition To his house. Geo. Hammond
has charge Of the work.
Burney Field and Oscar klmball are
n work for Maxim Of south Paris.
J.F. LittlehAle has got his long ium'
Der cut out.
Grand ball and supper at the new
school house, south Woodstock, MAY
3oth. with good attendance.
Rev. ID. II. Dow, formerly OF thi'
nl.ee. has left Linden, Mass, and IL
nye.ehlng In Old Town.
charles Churchill has sold . COW Il
Levi Proctor. Mt.
pan Emery IL at work for Dwight
and Charles stevens. an
y. y. Goweli went to Auburn May ~
with load Of hogs. -.
Mrs. Ida Fuller Of South Para, ant
her children, visited her cousin, Ms
Coxell. Memorial Day.
There Il nothing more to be SAID aooo
lack Of rain. $1,000,
Marcellus Littlehale mas rs'uroe'
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
BROWNelelD.

Memorial Day was appropriately OBJ
served at this place. At , o'clock =
large audience assembled at the univer-
salist church and very Interesting pro-
gram was successfully carried out.
After the exercises the congregation
proceeded TO the cemetery, headed by
the flfe and drum corps and members OF
q. A. Il. There were services at the
cemetery. The church was beautifully
decorated with plants and flowers.
Mr.. Edwin Bean from the far west u
Waiting his brothers at this place. lie
has been absent some twenty years.
Farmers are somewhat worried about
the seed they have planted, on account
of the rain.
Uncle Toms Cabin WAS played here
Tuesday evening. II was very Inter
eating and well played. The music add
ed good deal to the entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
NORTHWEST egTnGl.

Mrs. Cyrus doc and her sister, Miss
Sybll Page. Of Berlln, y. H., were the
guests Of Mrs. sally Bennett the 9Th
uit.
Mrs.. Martha u. Chapman went to
Stratford TO see her father recently.
Jim Tyler and Webster Pratt are al
Oxford at work.
George Chapman has got him nice
Z ~o-.eated covered carriage.
George. Elmer and Dell stsarns went
Ia the lakes on q hshlng trip this week
Herman A. skilllngs u In town; says
al. stay l. short, also that every ihlne u
much more forward at his home liar
ward, Mass than II Il here.
Memorial Day dawned bright and
beautifully clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
SUMNER.

4 party from this place visited Nor
Way this week To view the ruins OF the
late flrc.
4 delegation from this place visited
gumford Fails saturday 81 last week.
The late rains have prevented some
from planting their sweet corn.
Flora Sturteyant VAS NJ home RON
Buckheld saturday, stopping over night.
Alice Newell. Who Ia working In
Auburn, made short visit At home re-
GENTLY.
At the last regular meeting of Union
Grange, Eas, Sumner, the "a aud 9TH
degrees were worked.
There are but few spots 10 winter
killed grass Ia this vicinity. The gener-
Al outlook fOr hay u good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
OXFORD.

4 junior society % Christian Endeavor
ha. been organized here.
H.y. Mr.. Middleton preached q
memorial sermon on sunday at the NJ.
T.. church.
Memorial Day was observed with the
usual exercises. Rev. Mr.. Msbry OF
Andoyer delivered the address at Hob
iuson Hall. ,
m. Price webber played here several
nights, drawing good houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
WILSON'S WILLS

4 party Of sportsmcn, four In number,
from New York. were al the hotel Tues
day, en- route for Camp Caribou. The
steamer came down through the logs
from Camp % the Meadows To carry them
az the river.
\ Mrs. Aldrilgc from Colebrcok wss
At the ho,elss,ersl DAYS the past week
with millinery.
Two men belonging to the Maine State
survey came NJ on their wheels the frst
Of the week. They were canvasslng the
settlements for orders Tor maps Of
Maine.
Ernest Bennett lo.t q nice foar-year-
old colt BY IT, having leg broken la the
pasture. and hail IA he killed. Joseph
carter slso boat . colt.
Mrs.. John Dsnforth came NJ Friday,
on her way % Camp Caribou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
FAST eRowNe,sLp.

The circle WAS postponed one week,
owing To Memorial Day: will meet With
Mrs. Jacob Colby June o.
Miss Lizzie Davis Of Denmark IL visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. \. n. Stickney.
Vegetation II almost at q stand.till-
everything but grass-lt Ia 90 cold and
We have had such heavy rains.
Mr.. A. W. Mansfield IL quite sick.
Mrs. Clement Greeley has been im-
proving, but IL now very sIck again.
The Tuesday evening prayer meeting
AT the school house Il to be resumed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
STOW.

\ heavy min May - carried away
Mr.. Lufkin's dam.
Mr.. Esther walker, mother Of l. n.
Walker. died very suddenly May - oil
heart disease, aged ~ year,, = months:
She leave. sou aud daughter anu
other relatives % mourn her loss.
Mr.. Fernald !. shlngling his barn.
clinton Wood and wife called on Mrs
=. D.. Guptill.
VIII Walker Il at home, and Will stay
a few DAYS.
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ROxBuRv.
There l. no lack 81 rain now.

There Il no lack ~ rain now.
Fishermen are plenty.
\ whole brood OF wheelmen came M
our river last week. With our farms
cut In two BY q railroad. and our high
way full 81 wheelmen, and Grover and
crew AZ headquarters, what chance can
there be for an honest mans
scott Richards of Boston, formerly OF
this town, Ia here visiting friends aud
taking nice trout from the river.
Jim Irish was making burrows Tor
planting with his horse and cultivator.
The horse ran away With the cultivator,
cleared = bsrbed wire fence but the cul-
tiyator scooped the fence. The horse
landed at the barn all right with brok-
en- cultiyator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
HIRAM.

The Bridgton band gave concert
Saturday evening at Grange Hall. IL
WAS we'll attended and all seemed salts
ned. A large number OF Bridgton lads
aud lasses were present.
Mr.. Daniel Goull, aged so, ls In very
poor health.
Mr.. Caleb G. Ciemons, also aged 10, 10
also very feeble. Ills wife u seriously
III. =.
Constable I.lewellyn A. wadsworth
seized two packages Of liquor at the
American Express ofilce saturday even
Ing. "and the mourners 20 about the
streets" :,
John w. Hubbard has closed his busl-
mesa Of Brownheld, and returned TO his
residence 1t Hiram.
Memorial Day Was observed 10 Hiram,
An able address WAS delivered BY
NJ. Thompson Of Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
The .core by Innlngs Was ne follows

The score by innings WAS ~ i"'''"'
hthsl 00s No
The large crowd that assembled In
odeou Hall last Thursday evening to
the commencement concert were not
disappointed In any respect. The en-
t.r,alnment was q most succcssful affair
In all points. The program carried out
by Paine. Orchestra, the .Eolian Quar-
,e,te. and by the vocal and violin solo
lat WAS far above that used In ordinary
concerts. The orchestra parts were
difficult but executed With grace aud
xii. gaining encores, especially on the
overture. The quartrtte carried the
house every time, and were obliged Ia
respond to each ~ their four selections.
Me.srs. Horne and Teel we're compelled
to .lng an encor. To satisfy the delight
ell audience. Fred Given. the noted
yiollnlst, played ss solo sold Folk.
nj Home" and variations with his usual
skiil and finish. Mr.. Given also appear-
e,i the second time before his listeners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
UPTON.
RNer.on I. through driving and Chase

Ryer.ou il through driving and Chase
finishes this week.
Pattsr.ou's troupe gave an entertain
ment AZ Abbot,'s Hall Tuesday evening
A very small attendance.
Dr. q. l.. Buck II south Paris u st the
Abl-Ott House for q few DAYS.
Charles kimball and wife of Eas'
Bethel have hcen At l.. y. bragg. the
past week.
.Addle Browu has gone to Bethel to
work for 4. r.. Ryerson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
ANYWAY LAKE

Mis-. Fannie Tucker has gone To Mas
.achusetts To visit her sister, who u to
return home with her, we understand.
Mr.. and Mr.. Hosea Mckay visited nj
Charlie. wentlel. on "Wednesday.
Measles seem Ia be- letting upa liitle'
a. nearly all the cases are on the gain.
We are perfectly satisfied, for With both
lind.. ,.erman and real, We have had
about AL We want ~ them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05
PERu

&. :. walker has bought him new
delivery wagon.
N IA. been - cold and vet lately
that thsrc /. some complaint of sweet
corn rotting.
Mr.. \. u. walker l. at home again.
Mr.. Ninslow Walker Il falling.
n. r.. Stlllman did not come home a.
expected ON account Of a case of small
pox AZ Togus.
Mis- Mary kidder l. al work for Mrs.
Matilda wyman. Mrs. wyman remains
about the same.
Miss Edna StlllmAn l. AZ work In DIX
field for Charles Griffith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-05

ONYORD, AT q Court Of Probate he'll a.
Paris, within and Tor The County OF OXFORD. on
Oi,er m. Dwinai, Admin. with the will an.
nsxei on the estate of GEORGE fARlus
late % On fori. In saii County, decea.ei. having
presented III. account of administration OF the
estate of sAid deceA-si for Allow ancs
ORDkRkD, That the raid Admr. Give notice
10 all persons intsrr-te by causing copy OF this
orier a. he publishesi three weeks snesessiNely
IN the oxford Democrst. printsi al Psris, that
Al fans. In saii County, on the thlri Tuesday of
June next, nc nine o'elosk In the forenoon, AMI
show cause. 10 any they have, Why The sane
shouli MOI lie allowed.
'" GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
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