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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
WILSON'S MILLS.

The Berlln Mills 60. have 4 crew at
work under the charge 81 Percy Ripley,
repairing AEiscoos dam.
Monday q number of thunder showers
combined with the extreme heat made
forest aud field bower of green, and
the very warm weather OF the entire
week made the crops advance rapidly.
Arthur and rerley Flint were In town
the past week.
l.. y. York had a very III turn Thurs
day and Was supposed to be dying. lie
Il all right At present.
Leonard York I. captain and Charles
Blodgeit engineer on the steamboat
above the falls. that Il now running In
the interests % the rarmscheenee club.
John shstney and Fred Taylor have
taken the Job To repair and improve the
Carry road between j. W. Ciark's and
Ayisccos Fails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
MASON.


IIoeing and hsying are coming to-
gether u we don't hurry up.
Road Commissioner brown IL putting
our roads In nice condition.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett and wife are visiting
In town nj this time. They are liked
very much and our meetings are well
attended.
Dr. Reed Of Hartford was In town last
week.
Oscar Mason !. Ia have a pair 81
horses Of Rob Hastings Ia use through
haying. Oscar Loot his horse few
weeks ago.
bert woodsum OF Mechanic Fails was
In town over sunday.
II. q, Mason has gone away haying.
We understand be IL going down
country . few weeks.
Geo. II. Brown has the best garden In
town.
Herbert Whitman Il calling himself a
little better. We hope he will continue
to gain.
Bernal Mills IL no better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
RuMFoRp.

Mrs. Mary Merrill % Portland Il visit
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. John Estes.
Mrs. Morgan and daughter have gone
TO Albany.
Mrs. Albert Donnell has returned To
her home In Vermont.
Miss CArlo,tA 4. Elliott has returned
from New Hampshire.
Mrs. Rswson and her daughter, Mrs.
Hayes Of brooklyn. v. Y, have come to
spend the summer at the old homestead
At isumford Point.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
EAST BRoNNFielp.

school closed Friday. Miss kimbaiI
has been faithful teacher and given
satisfaction.
Mention was made In last weeks Issue
Of a family Who dined ON green pess OF
home raising on the 2ith. The family OF
your correspondent dined on green peas
Of our own raising on the slst.
q. q. stickney made dying visit ~
home the 18th.
Mrs. Hiram Getchell has returned
from California where she has spent the
winter with her daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Corey, presiding elder OF the
Lewiston district, has been at MT. Get-
eheli'., who with his family we're onee
Mr. Corey's practitioners.
The snow brothers Of Boston With
their families have been visiting at L.
X. Giles. =,
Miss Olive BROAD has been very sick
with rheumatic fever, but IL GONZALES
cling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NORWAY LAKE.

=. \. stevens has been quite IN this
week, aud Mr.. samuel Partridge Is very
feeble.
Mr.. Sumner Burnham 10 Portland IL
visiting At william ~. rerrys.
Mr.. J. Prank bradbury has been
quite sick this week. but l. better at
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'erley lragdon Of Hob
ia visited az l.. u. Hobbs last week.
Mrs. Bragdon and Mrs. Hobbs are SIS
tiers.
Mr.. y. r. Gr,ene had fourteen teeth
extracted last week.
&. 4. stephens and daughters, Edna
aud Jeanette, have been Ia WaterNille
10 attend commencement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
RRQMNElElD.

The weather has been oppressively
hot for the last ten days, With the ex-
ccption of two or three days, when q
cool easterly breeze came up and was
very refreshing.
Gras. l. looking splendidly.
Some ~ our village people are having
plenty Of green peas from their vines.
Miss Mary Wentworth has the
most extensive aud beautiful flower
garden In town, also some very rare
house plants. Among Others she has 4
beautiful palm tree that was sen, to her
from Nebraska.
Strawberries are quite plenty; have
been sold on the street AZ eight cents q
quart, nice ones at that. Everything IL
selling cheap for the happy few that
have the money To pay. hut cash seems
10 h. one Of the missing links with a
great many We know.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
HARTFORD.

We are panied to record the death Of
one of IlArtford's most respected eth
seus. stephen T.. Irish died the I'D
after short illness. Funeral at the
church At East Buckheld attended by
Rev. Mr.. klmball. lie was buried
under Masonic honors aud the ceremony
at the grave Was very impressive. Dur
Ing lifelong Acquaintance with Mr..
lri.h We think We can truly say that be
lived and died without an enemy. lie
was a man Of sound judgment, and q snc-
cessiul farmer. lie Was good neigh
bor. q kind aud lndulgent husband aud
father, and one who not only minded
HI own business, but let other peoples
alone. lie leaves q wife and two daugh-
tiers Ia mourn his loss. Ills age Was -
wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
Nstiss sfPstitiss fsS Diss harss.
STATE Or MAINE.

OXFORD, 80 Court ~ Insolvency. In the case
of MICHAEL DEkGAS. ihsoi'eni Debt
NToriCE I. her,by given that . pstl,ien has. on
n mi. ash day of June. 4. u. Lea, teen pre-
.snte.i O. .Aif Count Cor ALI County, by
MICHAEL DkE1A>, Of GTesnwoSi, In the
County % osieri gryins TIA, be may
IL desr,ei . full discharge frotn all hi.
,ieli., pro,able under the Provision. ~ Chapter
seventy of the statute. ~ Maine. ani uIson
.aii petition. II 4. Orlerci by sahi Court
that q hearing 10 hal upon the sams befor.
saii Court a Pan. In ALI County Of
Osfori, GA "Wednesday. the 18th dsy OF
July 4. u. Lea, At nine o'ciosk In the f0re-
poon: ani that notice ihsreof IT, puhtishsd IN thu
Osfori nemorrst, q Newspaper publishei In -sii
county 90 ONfori. once q wrsk Tor three susee.
.lye weeks the last Publication o. lie i've days
lsfsrs the iay of hearing, AMI that al crr'iitor-
Who have proved their dstt., AMI other psrsons
Interested, may aIrsar :. .ah, place snh u ,,s
charge shout MT - granted saii debtor ao.ori.
Ing IA the prayer of NJ. petliion.
Attest ,-ALBERT ID. PARK. Register
Of said Court for sAit County OF ONfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
Nstiss sf Politics. ssr Discharge.
STAfE ~ MAINE.

OXFORD, ss,-Coort % INSOLVENCY. In the
case Of :. .. D. o. STABLES. insol'snt
debtors.
Nvotice 4. hereby given that petitions have on TIL.
~ sch day Of June, A. ID. 1ss. been pre-snts.i
10 sAli Court 90, ssit County, by =. }. a u.
staples, OF Brownnehi. In the County % oxford.
praying that they may he derrcci q full dis-
charge frvm all their debts, bath a. individuals
anil .. members % the firm % :. J. a r. %.
staples. proyable under the provisions Of thaper
seventy 10 the statutes of Maine. ant upon saii
I<tition 70 IL orierci by ssli Court that hear.
Ing lie hal upon the sane hsfore saif Cour n
Paris, in sAii County of Oxford. on the isth day
Of July, A. ID. iss<. st nine O'Clock In the fore
n.on amt that nosioe lkersof lie published In tie
Oxford DemsrrAi, Q newspaIsr pabii.bei In
ssid county of oxford. once q wsek for thre,
successive weeks, the .ast pubiicai Ion " lie
days lrforv The ,iay ef hssrtns, ant that all
crvsitors who have Pro,~i their debts, and other
p~rsons Interested. may ApIsar a. sail place AMI
Time and show eaa~e. ~ any they have, why
Q di.eharrv sh.ud not be rrsntei said debtors
aoc:riinr :. &c p,.,., o. MT Is,i.ion.
of sali Court for sAid County of Oxfor'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
ANpovGR.

Very hot. The heavy showers don't
seem Ia clear the air. Friday, the I'D,
the thermometer registered .? In the
shade.
Philip IIoyt's youngest child Was bur
led to-day. The services were conduct-
ell nv Rev. Mr.. Eddy of Tufts College.
Mas Nellie Milton Il home from Mas
sachusetts where she has been for the
past year.
Miss Marion IIurdltt IL home from
school, having graduated the ath.
J. Lyman Ripley has raised the roof
of his mill, and will finish OF the upper
story for repair shop, where he. will
be- ready Ia do repairing In wood aud
Iron AZ reasonable rates.
The sabbath school will hold pic
mic In Poor's grove near the fair grounds
July ith: slso am Informed that the
people Of East Andoycr Will have
horse trot and picnic In the grove pear
%. A. burgess. 4 good time Will be
expected at both places. The young
people talk of dance In the hall the
9TH evening.
Road Commissioner Poor !. trying Ia
mend the highways, but the heavy show
ers do mischief where he has been, gull
lying the hill. even worse than before.
Crops of all kinds are rather back.
ward. Corn on some land ]. looking
fairly good, but potatoes on low ground
rotted badly. The hay crop generally
will be about an average, new ground
will be good. old ground will be- light
on high ground. There IL quite rival
.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
sORYn AlAANy

We are very sorry "a hear % the sud
den aud sad death ~ our former neigh
hor, Mr.. Fred clark, and We extend our
sympathy IA hi hcrca,el family.
Mr. I. 4. klmhall aud family Who
have been In stark. y. a., for a few
weeks, returned saturday much improS-
e,l In health. Mr.. hlmhall has been n
the hospital In lloston the past winter,
and l. much better than when she left
here.
hid any Que ever see or hear OF al
much thunder and lightning Eleven
days almost In succession, skipping but
two.
The Bean Bros. are pceling hemlock
bark this week. and have Mr.. osgood
Swan aud Clarence Briggs helping
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
HIRAM.


The fall of the mercury from - dur
the hot period Ia ~ ON sunday, the 9Th,
W.. very unusual occurrence.
samuel W. Gould, Esq, of skowhe-
gan. made q dying visit to his father,
Ellas Gould. on Monday, bringing with
him q carpenter to build the new house
10 replace the one burnt In May.
Mrs. Harriet NJ. Thompson Of Boston
l. boarding at I.lewellyn A. wads-
worth's.
Mr.. Edgar -. Sargent Of Bridgton VS.
ite,i his mother on Tuesday, aud took
her home with him for q vacation.
About slOc0 IL being used on the high
ways under the direct or Indirect super.
iniendenee Of the selectmen, with good
results.
Joseph O'Clalre aud Alpheus \. brown
have gone 10 Upton To visit the mining
region.
summer boarders have begun Ia
gather at Mr.. Cutler Hotel, and at Hon.
Almon Noung's spacious and pleasant
residence, both Of them on the green
bank. Of the winding and sllvery saco. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
Ns,iss sf Pstitiss fee Dice hsrEs.
STATE OF MAINE.

ONFORp - '-ioart 20 Insolvency. In ths
ease u JOHN q. fENLkl, Ihsol'ehi
nsbtor.
NOTICE 1. ksrcby Given that = ystitisn has.
y on mi. 18th day ~ June, A. n. lsst, l-cn
prr-snts.i a. ALT count fOr ALL county. by
John n. penley, % Paris. In The County ~
O,fori, praying that hc may L. dccws-i q full
dl.shArge fr,nn all NJ. debts, prutabl unsler The
provision. % chapter ~ Of the statutes 81 Maine
AMI uron .aii petition, 10 .. Orisrc'i 10y .shl
court that hcarinx 10 hal upon the same "
fore -aii court al Pars. In aid tounty ~ ~
fort, on Wednesday. the 18th dsy of JalJ, ~ "
l-al, at nine o'sls-k ln the forrncun AMI that
notice thereof H. publi.hs.i In the Dsfori lp.n
o-rai, a bcwspApsr pabll.hei Ia .ali ,oah'y 81
Oxfori, once week for thvs sucs.s.lSe weeks,
the Last publication ~ H. i've days bsforv ths
,iay 20 hearing. anil that all crciiiors Who have
pro,s.i their elt., AMI ether person. intsrcsts.i
nav appear AZ all plAs. anil time AMI sbo~
cause, N any they have. Why q dischargc .hoakl
not IL srant.-i ssii debtor sreoriins b. The
prayer 20 hi Istitiou.
ATiEsr ,-AIBkgr u. PARK. Rszistsr
OF saii court for .si county ~ Otfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
UPTON.

Henry Howe and George smith Of
Hanover are In town for few days.
sociable at &. Chase's this Thursday.
James Bernier Il at Waterbury. Conn.,,
building a camp for Mr.. Turner Of that
place.
John brown had horse cut himself
very badly last week on barbed wire.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alva
Coolidge gave them surprise party last
Monday evening, being the twentieth
anniversary Of their marriage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
PERU.

m. r.. stillman has returned home
from Togus where be- has been for the
pas; three months.
IIolli. Turner has been To lewiston
and bought him a new moving machine
A. II. Walkers folks have city board
ers from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Gillespie had new potatoes and
green peas on the sd.
r.. q. JackmAn has applied his patent
roofing To WIN. II. Bent's stable ard u
". Babb's barn. -,
Mrs. Mary Stiilman, ri years Old
walked half mile one day, when " va,
~ In the shade, and took her work and
worked all day.
Elder burlington held services on the
2ith In the meeting house, and Chill
dren's Day In the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
hOR1h auckElEID.

J. II. Carey aud family have returned
home Ia Salem, Mass.
Mrs. John Cres.ey aud Mrs. Clark
Record returned With them.
Mrs. Alfred Cole and Mr.. Wills Pike
have been visiting at J. =. llIcknell's
thl. week.
Charles Damon IL laid up With trouble
with hi. eyes.
Az. Mason has bought him horse.
Don't vegetation just boom
Farmers are rushing their hoelng.
some have begun their haying.
There was q very exciting bear hunt In
the west part 81 the town. After a few
shot. they brought him down from the
tree where the dog had him freed, aud
II proved 10 be- very large coon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
DENMARK.

Mrs. FORESTER Jewett aud sou ar'
visiting With stephen and Ada for few
days.
Mr. Ernest Gilman and Miss Adj
Tibbetts were united In marriage satur
day, the sd. They will reside In NORTH
Waterford where he !. engaged In th'
blacksmith business.
Mr.. Geo. Perkins, - years u age
died al the home Of his sou, Mr. Charles
Perkins, Wednesday, the 18th.
Mr.. Randall attended commencement
exercises at brunswick last week.
Mr.. Cha.. Blake, Miss Ethel Hodge,
Mrs. Edwin Pingree were baptized In
church last sabbath. aud Misc Lillian
Wilson aud Mrs. Henry lIarnden admit
ted by letter.
Mrs. Emma Warren Il la town for 4
few days. Frank has returned from the
beach, and !. again making cans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
ROlRlIpN

4. T.. Rundlett has bought the Her
bert johnson house % l.. \. Thoma.
with seven acre. % land. aud will make
his home there and continue To work In
swain a Reeds mill.
John Reed Il having the building for
merry used a. store made into dwell
Ing house for fred Moore 10 live In.
George Cooper Ia doing the carpenter
work.
The heated term continues with CO.
plous showers.
l.. n. Reed has shut down his mill un-
I'll after hsylng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
AQRIh PARIS.

N. W. Durham has got hls shed NOV
ed across the road, repaired, and two
story building put up In Its place to
mike more house room and store room.
The whole IL being treated to . coat OF
Geo. Farnham aud family are stop
ming Al c. W. Chase's for . abort time.
Mr.. Lawrence made abort trip 10
Canada last week.
Geo. Abbott aud wife have gone "a
Berlin, ". H., to work Tor John W.
WIN Gates Il at work for A. J. Alb
botf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
SIMMER

Wilbur Foster and Julian Dyer have
put new boat into Labrador Pond.
We learn that horse belonging 10 &.
n. Bonney was somewhat Injured by
being struck by lightning during the
late showers.
Mrs. Clark Burk aud sou % Hartford
visited her mother, Mrs. T.. 4. Sturte-
want, last sunday.
Nellie Foster who has been visiting In
Lewiston aud Auburn returned home
June 18th.
James r.. Fogg 20 Llvcrmore Was In
town "Wednesday ~ last week.
IIeEekiah stetson commenced haying
Monday, June 18Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
Nssiss 90 Pstitisa 90 Dtsshasss.
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, - Court Of Insolvency. In the
case Of DAVID y. LORD, insolvent DEBTOR.
Nyosice 10 hereby given that . PETITION has. on
~ this Ssh day of June, A. u. iss. horn pre-.
srnts-i 10 said Count for saii County, by David
r. Lard, OF Lowell. IN The County of Oxford.
prayin that be may le decreei . fall discharge
IRON al his dehts, prvvable under the rro,Is.
lon. ef Chapter seventy % tie statutes of haine,
ami upon ssid pstitica, y .. orier~i by aid
fore said Court 81 rahs. IN ssh County
81 oxford, 90 NE lab day Of July. A. d. issl.
q nine o'cLock In tks forvnoos; asd tkas no<ice
. newspaper printed u sAid county Of oxford,
once . wesk Tor three sscnessive weeks, NE iAst
publisaiioa " b ave days bsfsrs IL day eI
~ .ss ~. ss. s ~ sr. ,". yss nsss
sppsar ~ said plare and tine and sh0N osuss,
N say they have. Why diseharRe shosh 30 bs
FrAstsd sisd debtor sousciias y ~ prayer ol
A:;. IA d s.ss Z: i. 2 d s.ss, !. a Ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NEWRv.

Fine growing weather. With plenty
Of moisture and plenty Of warmth e
can't be otherwise.
school In No. 1 will close Friday Of
thls week. The teacher and pupils In
tend having q picnic dinner In COOLIDGE
grove Friday. There viii be select read
lngs, declarations and other school exer-
cises. Parents and friends are invited
TO attend.
A. w. Powers's family have recovered
from the measles and are al out again.
10 Splnney II having an III turn.
Isaac Kilsore freed and shot cub the
other day.
have each caught bear lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
OickvAlE

Several from this place attended the
picnic at Canton, June ~, including the
postmaster and his family.
Five candidates were baptized nj
Franklin June IL, Rev. A. &. Abbott
officiating.
Geo. d. IIussey has = new housekeep'
or, Mrs. Dyer from Pennington.
Mrs. Estes has moved Into the Put
nam house with Mr.. Aliens folks.
q. ". Child has sold his stand "a
Charles Burgess and bought burgess
Macbeth mare.
Reuel Gordon exchanges horses FIRE
quently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
LOWELL

Quite q delegation attended the grad
uation exercises at North Bridgton
Thursday.
The grasshoper IL a burden In the
vicinity Of No. I, eating the grass ~
fast ne II grows.
A subscription paper has been passed
about the village FOR funds TO build a
band stand.
Born, In Lowell, June ~, to the wife
Of Seth Head, a daughter.
We notice In the county papers the
death Of Wilson Emery VI STOW. This
IL an error. II should have read Mrs.
q. w. Emery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NOTICE OF sAIC.

Pursuant 81 q ucsnss from the lIon. Ju'is. %
Probate for the County ~ oxford. ! shall ssl Al
pubic auction on the seventh dAy ~ August. \
u. lss. "a ten O'slork In the forvneon On the
premises. all the right. title AMI Interest shich
iyru. A. Tucker. ate % Hartford, 10 saii toun
~, deceased, hal In AMI 81 the following de-ertb
81 r,al estate. VIA. thu HOMESTEAD farm of the
ate ,yru. 4. Tucker, sitgAtesi IN Hartford, In
ALI County, also, one undivided half ~ lot No.
-, situsissi In the esstsrly part of Ncoists-k
ani Icing the same Land oonSeyci o. Nm. Iask
sr ant ,yrus 4. Tucker ny simeon ficks't ani
JAMES %. TuCkER.
Administrator.
paiei mi. 9TH lay 81 Jane. A. u. lso,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

NJ a-l NJ. Wirt stanley called on
,,,.r Tl.rus 40 'ThomAstou Thursday,
I th.iruat home from Camden. They
al Amer f,t. healthy, and apparent
ID eoatsrt,3 The prison officials give
IL ihs name - being a quiet, we'll
b.fatt,l D.. ,uusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

n.,I.,. q the Reading Room A.
..i,t,ar ~ I.. serve cake aud ice cream,
,-l~T I,uousde, peanuts, fruit, Nc,
]. ~ roumou Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

MA. El,Ctric Company has CON-
.s.ei ths extension 81 il telephone
- I'm >.uth Paris to BuCkheh by
urofIar.. llill The central otiic.s
A., rau af No. 1 odd Fellows Block.
>s,i Paris. p,mocrat otiice, Paris lilll,
tlnfh. iugkheld poet Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

W.srr CAD 20 welcome home our
- freud. I. stowe CrcCker, ESQ,
s.sh.. f,,u spending the winter In
Taftla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Nj. f,r the fantasies can h. oh
.,.-.,i % J,r,i. VI. 1hsycr At the Dem
ii oaI., 40 ten cents each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
Los

Jun. y, hetse.n " .. wheeler'. onho. q,
south I'ar. sni Grvshwooi CITY. q wallet oon.
tanning q small sum % money ani valuable
papers. The nn,lsr viii ts suitably rewarded on
rvturnius sane. -
A. =. HilDOks,
Ilfyant's ronI. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

,,8iN-.. ". q. Grcene of SAG liar.
~ are visiting Mrs. Greenes
,.-oi. NJ sud Mrs. e. II. Ripley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

N. ,ours ladies % the Grcclsn Tab
:. T-Ual.s. assisted by Miss Mayo and
80 .rfI.'.. - % DiXfeld and give a
- cod gungsrt Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

NJ A o. SChlottsrbeck and niece,
y..Nrra >,hlotterbcCk, of Portland,
- sunday 40 -. \. ThAyer's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
WEST PARIS.

The sunday school concert given last
Sunday evening was attended by . full
house and passed on very PLEASANTLY.
The Juveniles enjoyed = boz supper at
Mr.. David Emnions' 'lhursday.
Your correspondent IL rejoicing In the
possession of an eight pound son which
came 10 our home last Monday.
The vllisge school closed Friday.
The new bridge will soon BE- complet-
ed. Teams are able tn cross now.
Mrs. q. w. Caldwell Of Braintree,
Mass, Was In town Friday visiting
friends.
II. d. Abbott Of Andover Ia visiting
at q. II. Lanes.
Quite a number OF the school children
have been III. IL IL thought their Illness
came from drinking Impure water from
q spring near the school house.
The Maple House IL well filled With
summer company and regular boarders.
Some Of our people went Ia Portland
Saturday on the Masonic excursion.
George Farnum and simon Pickett OF
rryeburg are In town with their families.
T.. II. Abbott and family were In the
place last saturday.
Your correspondent, II. y. Andrews,
Esq, IL the proud father Of . nice boy,
born Monday, June -. First child.
Our new Iron bridge IL nearly con-
pleted.
Eighteen converts were baptized at
what IL known ~ Greenwood City last
afternoon. the result of the
revival work Of Rev. A. h. Bryant aud
Rev. Miss Minard.
Rev. y. y. Wheeler, late Of the theo-
logical school of Canton, v. V, IL visit.
Ing friends here. lie goes In Dover and
foxcroft 10 commence his pastoral
duties the last sunday In July.
Mr.. Oliver Pratt informs me that he
dined upon new potatoes grown In his
own garden June -.
Mr.. simon Pickett aud wife have re-
turned from fryeburg, also George
faruum and family.
We see large two-horse teams loaded
With corn, oats and feed NJ =. u. tyocke's
mill To go To Rumford Centre. Where IL
falls'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

Advertised letters la Paris post ofiicc
v-s-.N.. Frark OolfAN suaal
-. ~ l. 49,.
~ D.. .HF lUsusCnfl.
~ Nsra Myers.
~ $50 N"..s.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

N, ,,l Mr.. carroll l. Hooper are
sSl.rr a part % the honeymoon at
-. nm With his relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03

A.. Nellie >tstson Of Bangor l. visit
NJ. Julia n. Carter's.