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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29

Physicians generally fail 70 recognize.
organ itself instead OF the cause Of the trouble
The noted specialist, Franklin Miles, M. d.,
LII, b., mas given the greater part OF his life
discoveries concerning Il are due 10 his efforts.
DIR. Niles Restorative Nervine, the unrt-
vailed brain and nerve food, Is prepared on the
principle that all nervous and many other
difficulties originate from disorders of the
nerve centers Its wonderful success in curing
these disorders is testified TO by thousands in
every part of the land.
Restorative Nervine cures sleepiessness,
ual debility, st. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. 10
is free from opiates or dangerous drugs. 1t
is sold on a positive guarantee by all drug
Co., Elkhart, Ind, on receipt of price, 81 per
bottle. six bottles for s., express prepaid.
Sold by all drug gists
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29
TOWNSHIP CLERKS.

"Many of the citizens of Rainsville, Indi-
ana are never without bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house," says
Jacob Brown, the leading merchant of the
place. This Remedy has proven Of so much
value for colds and Group in children that
few mothers who know its worth are willing
to be without it. For sale by d. j. Humph-
rey, Napoleon, O. I'm
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29
TTo BE Continued
DR.. Hands Collie Cure In Ohio.

CEDARvILE, o., May 4th, 1893.
heartily recommend forever DR.. Hands
Remedies for Children. My baby had collie
so bad was almost worn out. A lady
friend told me of DR.. Hands Collie Cure. 1
bought 25c bottle and both baby and my
self now have sweet and refreshing sleep. I
also find Or. Hqnd's Pleasant Phys;c of
great benefit to myself and child.
Respectfully yours,
MRS GEO. BOYD.
DR.. Hands Remedies for Children, 25c.
For sale by D. j. Humphrey, Napoleon.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29

Edt
vitality necessary to In
sure their health. The
pneumogastrlc nerve, as
shown here, may be said
70 be the most important
of the entire nerve sys-
tenn. as IL supplies the
heart slungs. stomach,
bowels, etc, with the
nerve force necessary 20
keep them active and
healthy. As will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
descending from tn Q
base of the brain and
terminating In the bow
els Is the pneumogastric,
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart lungs and stom-
ach with necessary VI
tallty. When the brain
becomes in any way dis
ordered by irritability
or exhaustion, the nerve
force which 1t supplies
Is lessened. and the or
gans receiving the d.
mlnlshed supply are con-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29
The Human Electrical FOTCeSJ
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force Of the human body. as
che nerve fluid may be termed, Is an espe-
rially attractive department OF science, as it
exerts 30 marked an influence on the health
OF the organs OF the body. Nerve force Is
nroduced by the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves 20 the various organs OF
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-29

pNUFnDEC We have large stock Of envel
ENYEVFEO. opesa the N oRTHwEsTJob Rooms
which can be obtained printed, about as cheap as
you can purchase them not printed Of the re-
tail trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

80 n ps,ssssA = ssss psssssA - ssssss 4 psss
- nvssssssv nAssAs nss 1921 ssAssseA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
nixEiEIn-

Qalte number Of our people attends
the Beaten Comedy Co.i performance
of the 'stkforoou'', Ut lsumford falls.
j. \. Harlow has large crew % worn
around hls mill sticking lumber and
eievtlng new stock shetis, and evidently
IL preparing for Increasing business.
II. W. Brsckett has sold the mares
Nicoliette and May viking, 10 parties
In Canton and Livermore Falls. Prscs
not stated. These are probably the two
best brei animals ever sold by one
breeder from this place. Both, II hand
led Tor speed, must trot fast.
n. Price webbcr's Boston Comedy
Go. played q three nights engagement
II Musie Hall last week, present.
Ing "Ih. American Flag" "Tbe Hon
eymcon- aud "rhe Little Detective" to
fair business. The company made many
friends during their short stay.
One day last week doe and fawn APP
peArd In the rad above the fair
ground, aud being frightened by team
took flight In opposite directions, the
fawn running Into the yard Of A.. j.
smith. Ilis little boy, capturing II with
out any difficulty, took II Into the house
where II has since been an object OF at
traction. II Ia q mere baby, not over
two or three weeks old At the most. The
little creature displays no tlmidlty what
ever, and seems 20 especially enjoy the
society OF two small kittens. 10 u
safe Ia assume that no newcomer In
this vicinity, Tor a long time, has rcceiv.
I'll 40 many caller. a. this little Wall OF
the woods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

whs. e,eryl.iy 70 hsyl.e iss ~ r.ssrs I: ::
b. sisWtse fros that gsaress. V worthy et 49,
vi sotics. Thewis 20 lssysssss, 80 Fvnass :.
fuu or Cor appearances.
Our si,sstisers, M Char,rs v. Iiires Con
pany, of phiiasieiphia. trassa<t business over
very vile Cell. dealing IN every city. sewn. WI
lars apd rrp-s- rossis IN the eoantry. Ibey ~
psrt that the .aies of iirs hs,t h<er 40 far TIT.
se.:o. sw very much n sscs.s ., sns ' am,
iheir annual sai.s have i<ferv this rvsrhs-f The
csesmea. tcsAi ef fywo.fsr pssksre., .hi.h
equal. morv than . gallon foe every fsmily In
the ecastry. " ucahf seem 81 nf.t thoaxia that
tberr IL iittls r.,m for further Ervuth. Thirst
for %. however, seems o. 10 universal, - this
years rrpou shows . very iarrr Fsin. isd's.sinf
That ere long The perpon who dos not drnh
ilire.' neusieer vfli l< somewhat oil curiosity.
No Temperance Leverage has ever anywhere
nearly spprosehs-i iiire.' ksotleer In popuisr
ny lts wonderful suosess can 'e sceoants-i
Coz only en The ground that u 10 Just What The
manufsessrsr. elsim-as hesest sstrass ~ ma
turns most heahhful ioots. whseh siskss thirtt,
improves hessh. AMI places every msmtsr of
the fatally. L. rvwarlabe sals "ftsiniy prove.
that millions enjoy Hires Rcosissr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
WEsr BernSl.

o.. u. Lowell has nice piece OF vel.
Low corn which seems On have come az
In perfect order, while much corn, espc-
cially sweet cora, has bothered the farm
ers BADLY 10 get a stand In any degree Of
perfection.
:. ". Potter. Esq., vas so unfortunate
a. tO lose valuable SOW the other dsy,
and Il was With the closest watching and
tenderest care that her pigs we're saved.
Roy Brsckett captures the iish.
y. e.. Wheeler and wife have been on
yisit to friends In Norway.
q. l.. Abbott. jr., and wife gave q
rcceptiOn at their pleasant home on
Thursday evening, June lIth. Friends
from far and near came Ia congratulate
them, and iilled the house % overflow
Ing. 4 nice trcat MAS served, and With
different exercises suited 10 the tastes,
sge and condition 70 the guests. All
pronounced II q tirsi-clAss time. NJ q
late hour the friends departed wishing
the happy pair a long aud happy life.
The roads In Bethel are In excellent
condition.
Vegetation Il rushing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
TIE OXFORD BEARS.
+ longs oF rHt WEEK ~ AL
xcuosS oF TIE COUNTY.



A. BIO Mitchell returned On her
b u PORTLAND saturday morning,
J. r.,tssary vacation 20 many
e0sll her sister, Mr.. Nathan l;ey-
H. T. ~ smith has returned from
Ertt Byron.
NAkasf.o Indians held forth In
\ ssirr ,,yry evening the past week.
-AMsr $40 takes a vacation OF a
p H. 70 ppugltss takes his place In
y hsr1 station.
L. lau- Hubbard % Pari. made
~. irl Birch Brook Pond short
y al, secs.
II carver aud family % the Times,
1'ri Pals. spent last sunday, the
b -toar.
iE.i- REYNOLDS. VI. 4. Waite, viii
H. Ala llayford aud Elisha Reed
p as, seek Goa a fishing trip. They
srafls lu, aud lots II trout.
~ ErT4t. au caucus to choo-s del
49, a'',.i ihr Republican conNen-
Efar.fN. lrh. Was held la the
30. REM saturday afternoon.
lirrl. IiE Nas observed NJ the
o., ,tl-.l Itst sunday afternoon.
fa-lu's- atry cut, aud the little
llat.
\. NJ. .,sf a horse ltst sunday
rg tlwpIs,i dead In the read
llAu.s .i h.mr. while returning
\ hs,f ~..usr.
So. D.. ~st.ry l. clearing the rub
fls OIL. haldy lot and v M erect
-le L.r.
- Vary la,f,rd spent last week
tFri. u Al1uru and Hebron.
- Ns..s thompson ~ Turf, fArn
l.1f. Na..ryilie, spent Sunday Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
WEST SUMNER.

&. A. Bonney has moved from y. II.
Barrett's house To william Bonney's.
4. l.. Merrill Ia moving Into the ]. ~
Fletcher house. Mr.. Merrill bought this
stand early In the spring.
Geo. Packard and ii. L. Heath are
grading lots In the cemetery.
Perley Adkins aud family were at u.
A. IIarlow's wednesday.
Geo. W. French IL going Ia Norway
Ia work for his brother, DIR. 4. y,
French, repairing the foundation for hi'
new house.
Aunt Polly Harlow VAS sick 81 rs "a
have the doctor Wednesday. She u
better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Tuell from West
Pari. have been visiting at ii. i
IIesth's.
C.E. Handy aud family have been OF
a trip to Andoyer aud up In the lak'
region. They returned home Thursday
Young & Packard are saving Out
lumber for Frank McAillster's new
house.
some farmers are hoeing aud some
are planting.
and got Il boarded.
A large delegation went from TILL
place Ia the district lodge of Goo
Templars which was held In West Peru
Lula NJ. Packard Was home from Nor
way June IL.
Y. q. Doble IL canvasslng for nur
.ery stock for Homer n. Chase OF Az
burn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
HEBRON.

Rev. W. n. Clark Of Mechanic Falls
preached here sunday.
I,ey. J. X. Ilaughton, pastor of the
south Paris Congregational church.
gave a lecture In sturteyant Hall Mon
day evening, and on Tuesday evening q
lectur. Was given by Prof. 4. ID. Stetson,
. former student Of the academy, now
profes sor Of Greek at Colby University.
subject: "I.ife Ia German Universities.
A. Ia. Glover was coming from
Mechanic Falls last week dog brighten
ed nj. horse, causing the horse 10 spring
one eide aud drew the rein In such q
manner AZ Ia break one of his hnger'
badly, the bone protruding.
On Monday Ellsworth Cushman was
very seriously injured while working on
IN. road. Supposed Ia he caused by
lIcl from one Of the horses he WAS driv'
ing, m the blow had been an inch ar "a
higher II would have caused his death
instantly. lie IL comfortable at present
writing.
Mrs. Mary whitman Il very feeble and
has again taken Ia her bed.
Judge Bonney IL In town Tor com
mencemsnt. =, =,
Miss Bisl,ee of shelbarne, y. H., u
visiting Miss Eta sturtevsnt.
Mrs. Laura Tribou 81 Mechanic fall'
spent day with her sister, Mrs. iiIbbs
this week. -
Bsnj. spaulding Of Buckheld sells tn
Burssye mower with new chain gear
AMI carries In stock full line OF repair
for sane. Mr.. spauldlng also has tn
agency for the New York Champio'
horse rake for this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
EASY ssowsFlslp.

The friends 81 Mr.. and Mrs.. Alex
TYLER were surprised and palned To
learn 90 Mrs. Tyler's death, shieh &C
CURED AZ her home In Newton on the
9Th. Mr.. Tyler lived many years here
n Was hls childhood home, and Often
visited here with his family. Mrs. Iy..
Ter WAS a most estimsble woman, aud
made many friend. wherever she went.
Mrs.. Br,slin's cottage viii not be
opsned this season. IL was expected
Prof. IIincss snd family of Ando,er
would Occupy ".
June 9th-nower mission day-wa'
observed here.
Mrs. l.. Il. Giles has been at snow
Vile some days With her father, sila'
snow, Who !. very sack. -,
4. A. cole .. buil,ting an ell 10 ms
house, which vii add much to its sP
pearance and more Ia Its convenience
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
EAS1 aEIhEl,

George y. Rich Of Berlin Falls, y. H.,
spent the sabbath With relatives In this
place.
Mrs. \. II. brown has had q hand
some monument erected on her lot In
the cemetery. The work was done by
T.. y. Whitney 90 Bethel.
Mr.. Oxmon Twitchell Of Gorhsm, ".
a.. leaves his train at Bethel and spends
each sunday with his family In their
new home In this place.
foye Brown IL visiting at south Paris.
The roads In this vicinity are now be-
Ing repaired.
Born, June !, to the wife of j. =.
Brown, a sou.
Porter fGrwcll has traded his span Of
colts for largc horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. =. kimball Of West
Paris are visiting friends and relatives
In this place. They are returning from
a Walt To Bridgton and other places.
q. T.. fsrrar IL building q new barn.
Mrs.. white 10 Paris Il boarding nj
Charles BryaEts.
Miss Fannie Holt visited Miss Lillian
klmball and Mrs. y. Davis at Milton
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
RUMrORD.

Gu sccoun, Of cold weather some
piece. 81 corn have been planted the
second time, and now the white much
worm Il taking care ~ Il. some pieces
~ grain have been spoiled by them.
Mrs. Ar,illa Martin, aged -, va.
buried June 18Th. Mr.. Martin died
four months ago.
sam Felt Of Greenwood was recenil,
driving near Rumford Centre, when hi
horse became unmanageable, ran Over
the bank near Geo. Elliotts Into the
river and was drowned.
Fred IIodgdon IL away on a vacation
when he returns he will bring bride
with him. lie has lifted up the Elliott
house for housekeeping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
WEST pAN,a


Il Huuautur altEE tatus
Excurslon 20 Bostou the lUth.
Excursion 10 Montreal and Quebes
the s1d and I'D.
n. u. Andrews olYers hls stand oppo
elite the Odd Fellows Hall for sale.
u. d. Eillngwood and VIM. Willis an
at work In their new shop.
n. X. Andrews Il Offering special bar
gains In boots, shces and dry goods
this month.
Miss Mabel Harlow and Mlss Laura
Bonney, Who have been II work In pri-
vate families here the past season, have
returned Ia their homes In sumner.
I,ev. u. \. Hubbard and w. II. East
man Of East sumner and WIN. Sewall
OF sumner I'm were In our village this
week.
4. W. Durham, Ia company with two
members Of hls family, picked two
quarts Of ripe field strawberries June
lat. We think thls beats the record Of
fellow correspondent publIshesi short
tune slnce.
our boys 60 to I,umford Falls satur-
day TO play ball.
The old wooden bridge located here
has been taken out, and repairs are BE-
Ing made on the abutments preparatory
to receiving the new Iron bridge. Traf.
&c across the river IL not suspended, ~
temporary bridge has been built across
the river back OIL y. Emmons' store.
The Sunday schools Of this place will
unite In observing Chlldrcn's Day. June
9Th, by giving q concert In the baptist
church In the evening.
Walter Cole and Charles Harden are
at work In Willis saw MILL In Green.
wood and board at homo, which makes
. long day for the boys.
IAursne Willis sud family Of Florida
are at j. w. Willis.
Caleb Fuller has sold hls farm on the
hill TO j. A. Bickneli.
A. q. rerham has engaged Ia work In
one Of the summer hotels In Conway,
y. H.. this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
nefhEi.

The to~n scholsrs In Edith mil
brook's school held . soclabIe In Psttee'.
Hall Monday evening. About ~ wers
prpseut ard speut the time pleasantly
with games and rrfrcshments.
Pictures Of the academy graduation
class. taken In . group. are now hnlsh.
ed. York did the work.
Dana PhIlbrook Wishes To give notice
that IN ali the bills now due him are NOT
paid before July 2sth they will be given
over for collection.
A new Iron watering trough four feet
In diameter has been placed in the main
road between the depot and Ira Jordan
store. The wooden drinking box mas
been removed.
Rev. Mr.. Pickett returned TO his IA
bors Thursday, after q vacation OF TWO
weeks.
r.. w. WOodDuTy, isev. isIsct "otuAh,
tkey. y. n. Hem aud wife, u. T.. Chsm.
bcrlaln and wife, Hiram Wilson and
wife and Mrs. John Phllbrook Attended
the Congregational convention at Cor
ham, n. H., Thursday aud Friday.
lIorribles 10 the village, trotting' oase
ball, bicycle race, q potato ana toot
race At Riverside Phrk is 20 DE the draw
Ing card for July ith. cheap aamiss'on
To the park and low rates on the iaiI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
GREENWOOD

Dry land began to need little
more rain and has had u.
Hope all who have planted sweet
corn win get as good profit from u ~
Ia the past, but "a yet II looks rather
doubtful. IL has been very unfavor-
able spring for starting crops. i'ota-
toes, a. we'll ~ corn, have rotted on
moist ground.
visiting here the first OF the week. lie
IL q single man, ?. years OF age, and
half brother 20 Newell X. and Ira w.
SwaL. lie buried his mother about
three weeks ago, who had done hIs
WORK and has been obliged to suspend
housekeeping for want Of q helpmste.
Ills father, Edmund swan, IL still liv-
Ing, and at present boarding with his
daughter.
LAT friday samuel Felt and his hired
man were returning home from JOB OF
work, and while travelling along the
mad. close 10 the river In tumford his
horse became unmansgeable, ana BACK,
ed down the bank lnto The river ano
was drowned. Mr.. Felt had just
time enough TO leap from his carrisEe
thus probably saving HE life. Both
men had q team, 90 that ne Wal
not left without the means OF gettnl
home. There Was no railing TO prevent
accidents 1t the place, and Ne under
stand Mr.. Felt has given the town
legal Invitation 20 settle the bill.
Daniel bryant, with hIs wife ant
daughter Annie, went 70 The GrAnG'
picnic ct Rumford Falls lsss 6aturda,
and report . grand good time. NJ
Felt's dead horse had been taken frou
the liver, and lay % TIE benk v fal
view, some distance below ths disastsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

l'se Bear chased Mr.. lloCke's sheet
Do 'tr ..rs Wednesday night be.
sas it..T dark. Tie VAS plainly
nm o. I.l.r. 40 be- stood about
= n'is 'I.u De- bars looking dow n
',feT o. frN seconds. and then
=. 20 pa. su.sl. lie killed ons
si'rr 't. we're SHARED. \ traI
i1gtrbm bat b. Likes % Iii
~ tt. sheep are cheap feed
~ hf.. l',moJraiic times.
-. 'aur.H ~ West Peru, for
% ih.s '.ar. hss hecn here ihi'
"A1g over the scenes 81 hi
ii.a.'s aih dog and gun, anC
rogi irUm ths streams.
ia ~ iusinezs now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19

Tuesday, June ~, on complaint ut III.
A. Fiagg, Jane. Richards was srraign'
ed before Trial Justice Merritt rarson.
for assault aud battery on the person OF
an adopted child. 7. y. Bhdgham,
Esa., was counsel for the defendant,
Ills Honor the court conducting the
case for the state. There MAS quite
an array OF witnesses called aud sworn.
A the decision Was reserved for nearly
two weeks, your correspondent, with no
desire to Influence, refrAlns from par
ticuiari,ing. Prom the fact Of this being
the Justices first case, and the adverse
ruling Of the defendants counsel, the
court Was somewhat handicapped In hl.
endeAyors. Some phases Of the case Ap-
peared 10 the on-looker somewhat ludi-
crous, especially when counsel, from
long acquaintance and familiarity,
would address the court by his Christian
name, Immediately apologiring for his
lack Of courtesy, showing that there
was no lack Of respect, and the court,
without manlfesting q disposition 10 b.
pot Quilted. readily forgave the inad-
yertence. On the whole II was rather
an enjoyable occasion.
IDDkEg-ON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
SOUTH RuMeoRo.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Herbert Berry OF East
pixfeld are Waiting friends In this
place. n. h.a
an ab.cess In his head and it mas 'en MIN
very weak. w.,a
Fond last week.
NIss susIe X. Putnam VAS at hone
from Hebron saturday and Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
M1sI ERXEauRa.

Mrs.. stephen harrington hal lettuce
from her garden Decoration Day.
The corn has rott~d badly In this
vicinity, owing Ia the wet weather, aud
III. farmers are replanting for other
crops.
Mrs. Brown Ia quite sick at Mr.. w.
s,urdlyant's, where she has been at
work.
The crows are so numerous that Mr..
Jane. Hardy caught two In one trap at
the same time.
Mrs.. Chester Eastman and two daugh-
tiers are spending the week With her
mother.
Mr.. rari. Haley Ia visiting hi. mother,
Mrs. r. J. Haley.
Mrs. y. 4. lIutchlns started for
Isconla Friday with her father, Who
will spend the summer with his dsush-
ter, Mrs. Hartman.
Mrs. stephen harrington Il making
chspss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
SIMMER

a.. u. Poster found one % his shccr
With her head full 81 porcuplne quilts.
They had Ia BE- extracted With plnchers.
l.. l.. smell % Turner was In town
sunday.
Mr.. Nesta Sncll % Turner l. visiting
her sister. Mrs. Abigail Poster. Who l.
very feeble.
Mr.. u. q. Bowkcr l. slowly impro,-
Ing.
There Was raising al Nalmsr Dunn's
saturday, the 9th. 4 large crew turned
cut. which made 7, easy Tor all.
several from this place attended the
hors. trot Al Whites Park, Buckheld,
June 9Th.
several acrcs 10 cucumhers have hem
planted In this vicinity for the Portland
Tickling Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
MASON.


me EfNNNuk NNaNtt|ts
As. Bsan Ia putting q machine Into
hi. mill tn plank and splif the large
bolts that he uses for slaves.
school commencei again Monday, the
ilth, after q stop % two weeks
Miss Nellie Bean has gone to Berlin
N. n, To yisit her sister, Mrs. Mason,
&c. Bssn hss been rebuilding th'
chimney In his house.
:. q. Grover has been making SONS
repairs inside his house.
Road Commissioner Brown has beer
doing some good jobs on the roads th'
psst week. =.
y. q. Mills carried seven calves u
Bethel Monday for Philbrook. VT
Mills has sold about forty since the mrs
of January. -
l.. r. barker, Mrs. Cloudmsn, fre'
and Addie Gordon % Bethel, GrAc'
Dixcn Of Augusta. and Daisy Dixoe .
Mcn,yille we're At j. II. Beans hs
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
svtepEN.

Mrs. Ivory Hlchardson received the
sad news recently that her only brother
Matthias smith, Q resident Of Ohio
Pines, Penn, had been killed BY light.
ming.
Our town was well represented at
Union conference, which was held at
Dridgton this week.
We are always glad to hear good news
from our young people who are away
from home, and now comes word that
I.arkin and Francis Woodbury., sous Of
d. II. Woodbury., Who are In the employ
of the superintendent Of the Insane asy.
Ian Of Hartford, Conn.,, are held 10 high
estsem By their employer, and have
recently united With The Coasrsgational
church of that placs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-19
ERNfRuR0-

Childrvn's sunday was obssrved q,
the Congregational church by an appro-
pirate sermon In the m-rnlag By ths
pastor, and by The children In the even
Ing, Who rendered the service for the
day, prepared by the Cougregationaii.ts,
In a very ac>eptAblc manner.
Mrs. Susan Tucker has returned from
Cornlsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ucdsdou of
osslpee were nj Mr.. y. Charles thls
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young. Messrs. A. n.
Evans and r. T.. Eastman, Mrs. Barrows
and Miss ". D. bradley attended the
meeting Of the Union Conference at
Bridgton.
Miss susanna &. Weston went Co Farm
lngton ca Wednesday tn attend the
graduating exercises Of the Normal
school.
Mr.. :. l.. fost and family have arriv-
III from New Nork.
Mrs. Fred Pingrcs has gone tn her
home AZ Bemls station.
Miss Jennie Evans, who came from
Portland last week Ia attend her fathers
funeral. returned on saturday.
Mis-. susan Evans went back Ia her
school last week.
The examinations az the academy
have been going on this week, and the
graduation exercises Will take place
next Tuesday. 18th.