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

Roscoe swan has so far recovered ths
he called on us the first of the week. IL
addition Ia the other troubles brought
on by the disaster before mentioned. h'
had q large sore come and break Ia hi,
head. lie sAid the fluid felt like red ho
embers on his face. and good deal mor'
so In his eyes aud mouth. Stating thai
~e would like to know what elements
nature used In making such . com
pound, he said he guessed II was hr'
and pepper.
ON visiting their bear traps the otheI
day they found hne large FOX In one 81
them, so that they now have 90 mucl
towards paying for their sheep.
II IL very slckly about here. Ohf
Young aud q daughter 81 Lyman Martin
are both prostrsted with typhoid fever
and Dea. :. n. Cummings IL threatened
with pneumoniA.
Weather still warm aud moist. Last
week We ssw a full blown dandellon and
strawberry, and report says that som'
Of the next spring Maynowers are Ia
blossom.
What a harvest death IL resplng
among the eastern potentAtes; the sui
tan Of Morocco died last summer, and
shortly after NJ. Csrnot, president ol
France, Wa. asssssinatei; still later tb'
King Of slam died. and now We heal
that the crar Of Russia IL lying at thu
point 81 death II living.
\ letter from Mr.. Davis OF Minnesotl
Informs us that the great September flr'
came within half mile OF his residence
and had II not been for the timely rail-
all would soon have been swept away
II Il now as vet there ~ II WAS dry be
fore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
EAST SUMNER.

The new passenger coaches rcccnily
placed on the Portland and Rumfori
Falls line are ''dAndics'. They are from
the Pullman Car Co, and are nicely
equipped. The train ser,lcc on this line
Il neat and even elegant, aud passenger.
appreciate Il. We intend on some stormy
dAy % ride down az far a. "Warrcns
Crossing, and enjoy the luxury OF a
clean car.
Judging from the score oftramps that
came along lnqulring for Eumford Pals,
that place must be Oyerstocked with
pedestrians booking for work but finding
none. They are becoming altogether
too plenty.
Twenty cents hundred lb-. for AZ
ples does not Indicate q great scarcity
Car loads are being SHIPPED from this
place AZ that price.
Mr.. Jersey Head % Sandwich. Mass,
VAS rccenily al the old birthplace In
sumner.
Charles Bradecn Il still In somewhat
critlcal condition, aud suffering al time.
Intense pain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NOa~Ax LAKE.

There are two men making apple bar
rels Ina l.. II. Hobbs shop.
Mrs. Eilen whltten and little daughter
Myrtle and Miss Fannie Bfsg,ion oi
Hollis were AZ l.. n. Hobbs visiting =
FEW DAYS last week.
Maud Partridge has gone to work Ia
the shoe shop.
Mis-. Louise bradbury Was made hap.
~ by having nice piano left al he'
home Wednesday.
Mrs. y. v. Pottle has gone To house
keeping In the whltcomb rent on wstei
street In Norway village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
Morris sucsFitlo.

Mrs. Mary Clapp aud Miss Gertrude
Carey, Who have been In our place Tor :
while. returned a. their home In salem,
Mass. the 18th inst.
!. \. Warren has been having wind
mill set "a carry water 10 his buildings
Abel Irish has bought the most OF the
apples In our neighborhood.
Hersey Keen of sumner Il AZ \. W.
>psulding's on visit.
Ellery fArrHr 81 Bath IL al his
fathers, jefferson farrar'., on Nlslt.
Prank Damon Of south Paris has been
quite sick AZ his fathers, :. II. Damon'.,
for a while. lie Was 80 he returned
home the 3lst.
Carl Head. Who has been away on
vacation, has gut home.
charlie Record ~ Portland aud James
Record % south Paris acre Ia our place
the ~ At
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RoxeuRv.

Messrs. brown and Parker Of the Ber.
lin Mills Company, were 10 town last
week with view 70 locate birch MILL
10 cut out tho large quantity Of birch on
their land In this town. They have a.
ready let q spruce Job 10 Pster sturgeon
Of l.umford Falls, and he 70 already In
the woods with q crew Of men building
campo, cutting roads, etc. lie IL to cut
and haul from one IN two million.
Nearly all the farmers now have q
crew Of boarders Of the railroad men.
The contractors are pushing the work
with rush. Mr.. Madlgan u breaking
up the granite rocks and building cul-
verts. The grading he has sub-let To
other parties.
Mrs. Chapman continues very sick.
Surveyor Clark Of the railroad force
IL very sick with fever at Fred knapp's
aud IL visited daily by Dr. Blnford.
Mr.. Maher has taken O Job 10 draw
birch for Swain 4 I,eed's min.
Mrs. Chapman died the 2ith. She
Was loved and respected BY all who
knew her. She sought On benefit all
those around her. Her untlmely death
IL q terrible blow Ia Mr.. Chapman. She
leaves an only child, = little boy Of
seven years.
The Italian force on our railroad was
greatly Increased on Thursday night by
the arrival of very large number. They
were scattered along the road for three
miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
WEST SUMNER.

Lula NJ. Packard IL at home from
Norway where she has been at work for
Mrs. l.. II. Andrews.
Your correspondent called on r. j.
Andrews one day last week. We found
In and around Mr.. Andrews buildings
five hundred barrels Of apples. Mr..
Andrews has one of the beat apple
orchards In this part Of the county.
II. y. stetson has bought . nice pair
Of 3-year-old steers.
Ada ID. Heath. Who has been sick 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lunt's, has 90 far
recovered from her recent sickness ~ 70
be able TO ride home Sunday, October
2ist.
@. NJ. Packard wants one ton Of wool
at IL cents pound.
c. l.. Heath rode out Sunday.
l.. u. Andrews and wife were at Mr..
Ryerson's sunday.
Capt. q. VI. Small has been poorly
with bad cold.
I. b. Adkins and family from South
Paris were ct T.. A. Harlow's Sunday.
We have few more Of those cider
barrels at si.,5 each.
The body Of Miss Leila Andrews, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David An
drews, arrived home from the West Wed.
nesday afternoon.
X. n. Stetson has bought nice pair Of
3.year-old steers Of c. w. Ryerson Of
J Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. IIaughton preached at the
Congregational church sunday.
II IL ssid that an Advent church IL Ia
be organized here.
Mr.. Averill has been holding meetings
for several weeks aud on Sunday hap.
tired eight persons at the pond near
leaton's grove.
The jubilee singers gave . concert
Wednesday evening at the VI. y. church.
Miss fobes who has been very sick
with appendicitis IL better.
The intermediate school will be con-
tinued with Harry Paris ne teacher Ia
al the vacancy caused by Miss Fobes'
sickness.
Charles Weston with his sister. Mrs.
rarnham. and her little daughter Grace,
were thrown FROM = carriage while driv-
Ing over the bridge. The little girl was
insenslble hut Il IL thought received no
serious injury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30

Edwin G. Ilu.sey was obliged to give
up his school on account OF sickness.
lie 1. comfortably slck with typhoid
fever.
Percy Child has bought him new b.
cycle.
Two Of our young men, Lee Putnam
and David Chencry, passed the night OF
the aln In the woods, having got Lost.
But they came out all right the next
morning.
Los.joy brothers have sold their APP
Piles "a Barrett OF sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
GIlEAp.

Thur.dsy evening Rey. Mr. wltbee'.
quiet home vas besiegcd by q large com
pany 81 hi. parishioners each Que armed
with various sired packages, from small
envelopes 10 money 10 large bags oi
fruit and vegetables. Knowing that he
and hi. family could not successfully
oppose the entrance % such q crowd,
they were admitted and given = cordial
welcome, and after passing very pleas
ant evening departed, leaving their com
mlssary stores behind them, asa slight
expression oi their esteem for their pas
tor.
There was a large attendance Al
church both morning and evening las,
sunday which Was observed AZ harvest
day. Tempting fruits aud vegetable.
were srtisticslly arranged about the
speakers de.k and on the platform back
Of Il. and Mr.. Withee'. sermon was . fine
expression Of the thoughts suggested by
this bountiful harvest. There was 4
harvest concert Ia the evening. consist
Ing Of solos. duets, aud choruses by the
choir, recitations by Misses Esiells
wight, Alice Hicks, Francis Withee,
imogen Durham and Mrs. lAdd aud M
Interesting address by the pastor.
sunday evening, Nov. i,h, Mr.. withes
will begin a series Of illustrated sermon.
on The Prodigal SON., which promise
To be OF great interest. IL IL hoped
every Que will make q special effort "a
attend, both Ia hear and see.
Mrs. 4. a.. Larry, Who has had sever,
hemorrhAge OF the lungs, Il improving
very slowly.
Mrs. Helen scribner aud her two
children, Who have been staying with hsi
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Wight, foi
a few weeks, are 90 move into the rent
In Mr.. y. n. Collins house at the villsg,
when Mr.. Scrlbuer finishes the arrange
ments for them.
Mr.. 4. ID. wlthum, Who has gone Il
Paris for a stay Of some weeks, Was Join
ed by Mrs. wiihum and their little sot
last Saturday for a visit % q few days
when they will return 10 Gllead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
WEST Bgrugl

We were pleased to see Rev. Y. J
Wheeler With us again last Sunday aftcl
an absence of slx weeks. Mr.. wheelel
expects TO BE- here regularly on every
other Sunday.
T.. d. shaw had three shccp 90 badly
msngled by dogs a few days ago thai
he had to Nil them. Mr.. II. n. Upton
one Of the selectmen Of the town, hal
been up investigating the matter, and
trying To lind the owners of the dogs
The dogs are stlll at large, but We hops
they viii soon he found and brought to
justice.
Leroy BrAckett, while at work In the
woods, WAS chopping large maple
when limb became detached and fell,
striking hls shoulder In such way as Ia
knock him down, but INJECTING no more
serious Injury than . sllght fiesh wound.
Mr.. II. n. Bcan, Jr., who has been
much afflicted for several years with
asthma aud other troubles, has been On
the Maine General Hospital for treat
ment. We hope he may be benefited.
Minnie Wheeler has received box of
very flne chestnuts from friends In
llopkinton, ". m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
eRvgBuR0,

Miss Alice l.. Locke u teaching In the
model school at Pennington.
Mrs. Hattie Putnam of Worcester,
Mass, IL visiting relative. In town.
Mrs. W. u. TarboX IL In boston Tor .
few weeks.
John weston's crop Of potatoes Is
100 bushels.
The &. l.. :. &. has recognized With
the following officers:
President. Mrs. Irahk Ls-As.
W., President, Mrs. ". u. BARKER.
secretary. A. D. lewis.
English history |. the study OF the
present year.
Among the townspcople who took adj
vantage Of the recent excursion TO Hos
ton were Mrs. A. ~. Evans and daugh'
ter and Mrs. r. l.. Eastman.
Mr. George u. Bsrrows and Mrs. Bar-
row. have gone 10 Boston for the WIN
ter.
There will be q meeting Of the village
improvement society ln.the New church
yesiry next Thursday evening at . ~.
Miss Cora Southland has been With hef
sister, Mrs. Eckley Ballard.
Mary Woodward Il in Portland.
The Academy Bell makes Its APP
pearance In = new cover.
Caroline Dana Howe of Portland Was
nj Mrs.. N. A. Randall's this week.
The Oxford will close for the winter
on Nov. l.
Officers Of West oxford Agricultural
Society:
/ Prv.iient. ". ". smart. frysbarg.
Il Vie President, A. %. Jenpe-s. fryeburr
| ssrrvtary, z. q. Eastman. tp ebuff.
| Trva.urvr. ". O. Tsrbos, fryeburs'
rnusrsns.
| John Weston, fryeburg.
| }. A. Jones, fryeburg
%. GuItill, Porter.
| q. D. smith, Denmark.
| J.w. Perkins. Brvwnnsii
| TT. Dresser. stow.
| John =. Ams.. sweien.
| a.. W. WAiker, Lowell
| n. q. Gouhi. Hiram.
| A. %. Jenne... Agent.
Voted To build q large grand stand
with dining room, also to Improve trac'
and grounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
NOaYA pApIS


Sorah whitney Is AZ work for James
Dudley on Stearns iIlll.
4. VI. Curtis and wife visited his
brother, VI. =. Curtis, Oct. N.
y. l.. Barrett I. buying apples In this
vicinity. lie pays sl.s5 per barrel for
No. and ?.
Mrs. Nancy Andrews Of Milton Plan
tstlon visited her mother, Mrs. Fuller,
Oct. II.
George Andrew. and wife Of lIayer-
hill, Mass. and Zephanlsh stsrbird and
wife have been to Gorhsm, y. H., 20
visit Mr.. stArblrd's daughter, Mrs. Min
ME Morse.
n. Charchlil picked up a shawl In the
road To North Paris few weeks ago
which the owner can have by calling.
Mrs. Ella Andrews has got home from
rre-que lsle where she has been . few
weeks.
Mrs. Edna Field has visited friends
here Recently.
Mrs. Addle Dayi. has been visiting al
H. IA. Bows
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oolNos OF the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
MIRIAM.


The old red mill, q half mile abov,
Hiram village. has been q familiar spoI
Tor half century. II must nov yield
To the memorable Law OF progress. I,
has been bought by George ". Bcan
ESQ, OF Denmark, and Will be takeu
down and removed On the slte Of the
Joseph Butterheld shop, near the Mt.
Cutler House, aud used az steam grisi
mill. II Was erected In 1855 by Benja-
min BARKER, Esq., aud Col. Marshall
spring. aud VAS owned later by Hon.
John III. spring and more Recently owned
by John Fierce, Esq.
IN kpworth League has been formed
at the Methodist church with q good
number Of members.
Your deer were recently seen In
Hiram.
The man with I'VE one horse shay
aud an Intermittent memory IL talking
law 10 us since court adloarned. There
Will be years after this year. Our citi-
tens viii resist 10 the last syllable 81 the
revised statutes . return % the "former
things that have passed away"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
BETHEL.


Wesley Woodbury. and young sou
Robert OF PottsvilIs, Penn, arc the
guests Of Hon. X. W. Woodbury..
Gilbert Tnell and Irving French arc In
Berlin working at the carpenters trade.
rerkins' jubilee singers appeared be
fore Q small audience In 0deon Hall last
Thursday evening. The entertainment
seemed 20 please those who attended.
The New Orleans Jubilee Singers gave
q fine concert In the church Friday
evening. The audience roomwas crowd.
ed with an enthuslsstlc company which
showed their appreciation OF each &C.
lection.
The Bethel Chair Company has pur-
chased . large amount Of stumpage OF
birch, spruce, and hard wood Of ELIAS
Thomas Of Portland on land near
llethel, and will operate this winter.
The lumber taken from the land by the
company will all be manufactured ut the
mill In Bethel.
The steam heating apparatus has been
removed from Cole Block, owned BY the
bethel Savings Bank, snd Portland
portable furnaces put In. Four furnaces
have been placed In the basement.
The case, weli.knowu and much die
cusscd In this vicinity, Of kilborn va the
United Order Of Pilgrim Fathers, OF
Lawrence, Mass. has been decided Ia
favor Of Mr. kIlborn aud the Insurance.
money paid Ia him by the order. In
this case other relatives claimed the
money aud that the order could not
legally pay II over 10 Mr.. kilborn, the
beneficiary named. Judge knowlton OF
Lewiston acted a. attorney fot the
claimants and lIerrick & Park of lIethel
for Mr.. kilborn. The case vas heard nj
New buryport. Mass, In September.
Rev. Mr.. Barton Of the unisersallst
church 10 nicely settled In his new home
recently purchased by him on Church
street, Il being the place formerly
owned by Miss Salome Twitchell. Mr..
barton has made many improvements on
the grounds and buildings.
The Y. &c. 4 of the uniyersalisf
society here are much pleased that one
Of the highest aud most important ehecu-
tive offices Of the state union should be
given 20 one of their members, at the
state convention held nc lewiston the
fret week In October. Mia Annie Frye.
daughter Of Judge u. A. Frye, Of this
place, Was elected secretary of the state
union. Miss Frye IL peculiarly fitted
for the position and will make most
efficient officer.
Mr.. Fred Gordon has improved the
looks Of his place on Church street much
by erecting = new plarrs, removing q
portion Of the fence on the street and
some other changes.
The people Of Bethel are much psined
To learn Of the death Of Mrs. Julian y.
Young of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Young formerly resided In bethel, aud
had many friends here. Mrs. Young
when here took an active part In the
society work Of the universalist church.
Rev. Mr.. barton. her pastor here, attend
ell the funeral at West Paris Saturday
Last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
ANDOvEN.

Mr.. q. u. Poor IL making improve
ments on hi. premises by putting eel
lar under hls house. and needed Improve
ments on his barn.
There IL q call for heavy teams to e.
To Byron 10 work on the railroad.
A town meeting will be held saturday
TO see about the roads as located by the
selectmen.
The free high school at the Corner IL
being we'll attended. The teachers. Mas
Weston aud Miss Mcdowell, are giving
Satisfaction.
u. l.. Melcher and Frank loring went
10 Portland Monday To he present at the
hearing of the burglary case. The
parties were bound over 10 await the
December term Of court.
Mrs. Cassie Poor has most lovely
oleander. For beauty and fragrance u
{. unsurpassed. IL has u clusters OF
buds aud blossoms, and stands about
eight feet high. a remarkable growth
for lees than five years. Who has a
better onef
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BuckFiElD.


Al the ost race on East Branch tracl
on Saturday, the sOth, Fred Bennett'l
horse Was the winner.
Mrs. w. X. Pike Waited friends IN
Lewiston several days last week.
I,ev. A. 10. Crane. u. d., Of Hebron
preached 1t the Baptist church sunday
October 2lst, In exchange with Pastor
Lawrence.
Work on the old church has begun.
Ira Ames Il quito III.
Mas I.ottie Forster Of Portland hal
been In town this week.
DIR. A. n. Cole aud wife Of winthrop
were In town Wednesday.
Stanley Blsbee, Esq., and wife, ol
ltumford Falls, were In town the 2itf
Inst.
Mrs. 4. n. Prince visited watervili,
friends this week.
Bank Examiner whltten and wife oil
Augusta are visiting their Buckneld
friends.
A quiet wedding At the residence OF
g. e. Spauiding Wednesday morning
Was the social event Of the week, when
Miss sadie A. Crommett was united IA
wedlock 10 Mr.. Nathan y. Morrill,, by
Rev. Chss. r. Ogden OF Woodfords
under Episcopal forms. Miss Crommeti
Il the daughter Of Mrs. &. e. Spauldina
and has resided several years In Caribou
where she has many friends s well ~
at home. Mr.. Morrill, IL the son Of the
late Isaac e.. Morrill, and IL q respected
Young farmer. The young couple left
for BOstOn and vicinity for q wedding
tour aud will be- at home after Novem'
Der 10Th.
Wedding cards announce the marriage
Of Miss I.i,yie A. Morrill, and Mr.. Frank
w. Vaughan In Franklin, Mass, on the
2iih Inst. Miss Morrill, IL the Oldest
daughter of the late Horace Morrill, OF
luckheld and has been residing In
Massachusetts, several years, where che
met and captured the man Of her choice.
That coming years may be- happy ones
To the twain IA the wish Of her many
Iiuckheld friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
SWEDEN.

Mr.. ErvIng Maxwell and his sister
Lena have taken = trip TO Peabody,
Mass.
Mr.. Herbert Taylor, after spending q
short vacation at Ar. J. A. Young's, has
returned to Lynn, aud WAS accompanied
by bis daughter. Nlas I.ottle Taylor.
Miss Ida Kills 10 1t Mr.. B. l.. Plum
mer's.
Little James Piummer, who has been
very slck. u recovering.
Mrs.. J. w. Chute has returned from
her trip 10 Brighton, Mass.
Mrs. George Ellis, who has been On
invalid for several years, 10 somewhat
Improved In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
BROWkFIelD.

sherman Mcdonald has Lost . fine
horse, Que ~ his span.
Mr.. John Mcdonald IL making repairs
on his buildings.
Mr.. A. Morton has moved into Mrs. ),
II. Beans house.
Mrs. Eaton has gone TO Conway,
y. H., To spend the winter.
Mira. Fred FIVE Of Hiram IL visiting
friends In this vicinity.
Mr.. Simon Hanscom has sold hi'
farm to Mr.. Frank Cotton.
A lodge Of Good Templars was organ
lied In this place this week. fourteen
members.
The grammar school commences next
Monday after q vacation Of two weeks
Teacher, Mr.. Morton OF Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
rsyssuao CENTRE.

n. Walker Mckscn % Augusta attend
cd the grange meeting las, saturday
night.
Robert cole l. buildlng an addition to
hi house AZ the llarb0r.
J.E. PRAY and wife have been visit
Ing friends In New Hampshire.
4. N. wiswcll has lately bought
promising pair of 3-yesr-old steers.
Mrs. Dr. Pyrum Il q connolsseur OF
cuio., especially vase. She has pair
Of them that Gen. lafayette broughi
over from France In l.s'.
The ladies ali society II the lIarbor
VI. r.. church will hold harvest SUPPER
aud entertainment al Knights hall In
the near future. The ladies of TIL.
society ar. famous for their culinary
xiii and there will BE- plenty for all. \
good literary entertainment Il being
Mr.. sturde,ant has recently purchased
the Haley farm.
Hslen walker % Rumtord Falls was
In town last week.
Bert Hurd has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Leon Giles.
Mrs. Issdore Day rcturnedto Portland
last Monday.
Hunters report that pArtridges are not
very plenty In the local woods.
Mis- Bessie Hall will soon open dress
making rooms AZ her home In fish ~.
Rev. Mr.. staples preached an impress
i've and instructive sermon at the village
last sabbath.
The merchant Who does not believe In
Advertising make. the sheriff smile.
Harvey Watson " Chatham has
recently discovered q quartz mine neat
IA. home which he claims will be a
BONANZA % unusual promise. At pres
.ni. hut little l. bslng done In carry lng
on the work 81 development, but la the
sprIng n l. the intention 10 inaugurats
op.ratious on an extensive scale.
N VIII Libby aud Mr.. Plsisted of Port
land spent sunday Ia town.
over $50 members offryeburg Grsngs
were present al the meeting held last
saturday night. Ptquawket Grange o'
Conway Was represented by q delega
tion Of twenty-five members. The sup
per which was served In the hall, VA,
the usual feast % good things, whll'
mu.ic aud select reading. combined .,
make the occasion very successful anC
llftAhi ou's WY uttItrtus IeaiuI'
Of the evening was an address "Emlnen
men % this generation" by Hon. "
". stetsOn. The "Grange Echo" wa
} read by Mrs. Marion Chandler la a cred
table manner and received marked al
! probation. The committee on arrange
: ments we're Mrs John Ames. Mrs. l.hcd
, Wiley. Mrs. Emm. Towle, Mrs. Haiti
: Thompson, and last bat not least. Mrs
Marcus Smart. Who rendered .iilVien
. al IN making the event "red lette
. dsy" IN the Grange.
The cause % woman suffrage viii NJ
; doubt take forward step ~ the COMM
I November elections, aud Sill be nes
and potent factor Ia the poli'ics of &c,
eral states. The sge Ia progressing an
woman before long viii have votes Y
pockets that czn b. easily reached. w
will soon see that woman viii not stan
b,ck-as In the p,.t-shlle their hu.
band. eat all the apple az. Eve, Wit
all her faults. Vas not selh.h woman
; "a. gave Of the apple TO Adam, bu
most OF his Descendants since then hAv
Insisted upon eating all OF IN. srpl
Themselves. even 20 the core. Maderl
Won e. With the dish passed around AN
from present lndlcsilousit won't be Ion
. before man will be picking up ID
Ierumbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
WEST FRYGBuRo.

Mrs. &. e. Eastman aud children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. W. Towle.
The =. l.. q. will meet with Mrs. WI.
liam ritmsn November6. Club tea.
Mrs. stephen Harrington has been
visiting her aunt In Portland.
Mr.. sturdlyant has bought Mr.. llaley's
farm and has moved there.
Mr.. Ll,tleHeld has taken u. w. Nc
keen's farm.
Marion Chandler entertained the whi.,
club last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-30
LOWELL

A party Of aiteen went from here
Monday on the excursion TO boston.
Mr.. Gardner Rankin Of Hiram Was
here ON business "wednesday.
Charles Fitch Of Sebag0 has two men
Ia town putting up apples.
G. NJ. harrington II having q hard
time with felon on his finger.
Mr.. Daniel Colin Of Turner 10 Waiting
In town.