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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
euckElflp.

eSSf<ste
Rev. n. y. Lawrence gave Q lecture Ia
the young people, subject, ManlIness,
Sunday evening, the 18th Inst. This
WAS The begiuning OF series OF Lectures
on alternate Sunday evenings.
Mn. Horsce Morrill, II Visiting her
daughter, Mlss Lizzie Morrill,, In Nassa-
chuse<ts.
Mrs.. r. r. wilmington 10 Visiting
friends In Brooklyn. N. Y.
bomc are finding out that there 70 no
royal road % fortune BY dabbling In In
toxicants In defiance Of public sentiment
and prohlbltory laws.
The ladies' baptist Circle met With
Mrs. w. II. Atwood "wednesday after
noon.
DE-. A. W. Hobart and wife have gone
To Massachusetts,. The doctor expects
to settle In one Of the suburban places
near Boston.
The remains Of the late Charles X.
Tucker were sent TO Avon, Mass, tn his
mother and brothers Wednesday last.
Willis X. Pike, station agent, 10 having
bis residence painted In tints.
4. n. Sieberiing fell from an apple
tree Thursday receiving injuries To the
spine from which u IL feared he cannot
recover.
Prank Fierce wilmington II canvass
Ing the United States with = good deal
Of enthusiasm, and some success, for
funds To recover "Union Chapel" on the
crest Of the Hill on High Street, from the
elements and "nsughty young America"
Mrs. q. ID. Blsbee and daughter are
visiting friends In l.umford Falls and
Dlxneld.
Ex-Governor Long has purchased the
old homestead farm Of hIs grandfather
on North IIlll for summer residence.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence viii give lecture
to the young men of Buckheld sunday
evening. Oct. ~, at 2; 10 o'clock. Now,
boys, let ne all turn out and hear good
man give ne some good advice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
EASY BRoWhFIElD.

Rev. \. s. Nickersou Of Lisbon, n. H.,
Who came here 10 Walt his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Stickney, very kindly conducted
two services here sunday, preaching q
the church Ia the morning, and At Brad-
bury's Hall In the evening. The people
evidently appreciated the effort made by
Mr.. Nickerson 10 give them two ser
mons, az every seat In the hall WAS &C.
cupled. ~.
The Congregational circle met Will
Mrs. 4. u. fessenden "wednesday.
Mrs. Granville Mansfield has gone "a
Providence, X. l., to visit her sister.
Mrs. Clarence Ailard IL spending q few
DAYS With her mother In Cornish.
We regret to report that Mr.. James IL
lin has typhoid fever.
Little ChristAbel Cole has been quilts
sick for few days, bat IL now able "a
run about the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
BgrhEl


Married, Oct. Il, by Rev. Mr.. Bartoa
ball, both of ilsthel. The couple tool
With the usual shower Of rico and alp.
pers. On thcir return 20 iIethel ths
groom viii take his bride to . pleasant
home on Vernon street.
Rev. Mr.. Jordan and Hon. y. w.
Woodbury. attended the Congregational
conference At Berlin, y. a., Last week.
About thirty persons from this plsce
went Ia the field day eveuts ON the Nor
way fair grounds last Tuesday. AL Of
course we're sorry Gould Academy lo.t
the cup bat II another school proved the
stronger Why % course the prize had To
90.
The large hot air furnaces In the Cole
Block are sst and In working condition.
Mr.. L. y. Grover did the job Of putting
together aud piping.
Rev. Mr.. fickett and wife With men,
bers % the Ep~orth League drove To
West Bethel village Last Wednesday
evening for the purpose of singing With
their friends and enjoying the evening
In . social way. Before the party start
ct to return home their pastor, Rev. Mr..
Pickett and wife, were given pounding
together with q sum Of money.
The New Orleans jubilee singers are
10 make their third appearance here
next Friday evening. October ~. The
cOncert no doubt will be excellent "a
their former Visits have been marked
With saccess. They appear this time In
the Methodist church for the benefit Of
the society.
The BROAD street and Mechanic Street
school houses and lots were sold at pub
lic auction Friday afternoon. The first
bot mentioned L. about , 10 ) rods aud
was cold To Ebeu kllbcrn for stso.
The second u about II rods and VAS
given To Ira Jordan Tor slno. Both pur-
chAses included the buildings on each
plece II land.
The harvest fair gotten up by the
ladies In the Methodist society and held
In Paties's Hall Thursday evening wss .
success In every respect. The supper
"a. .o Inviting that over Que hundred
tickets we're sold 10 the repsst. Fancy
articles. ARTIFICIAL aud cut howers, ,ege-
tables and Ice cream were sold during
the evening. II Il needless Ia say that
the ladies In the society melted = neat
sum for their trouble To make this sale q
success.
Milton Penley has moved his family
from Northwcst Bethel Ia this village.
Ills meat business will now b. carried on
Ia the store under the Bethel library.
4 Christian Endcsyor soclable Vas
held In the Congregational chapel FRI
day evening. 4 short program VAS
given, consisting Of readings by Miss
Hattie Poster and Miss susie u. Isitch-
ell: piano solo, Miss Alice Chamberlain.
The remainder % the evening was spent
socially. over forty % the young i"o-
pie were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
CANTON.


Mr.. VI. II. Thomes, who went 10 An
dover few weeks ago aud died. removes
from this place q most striking figure,
lie came from Buckfeld some thirteen
years ago. lie Was q man Who attended
to his own business aud allowed Others
to do the same. lie MAS . strong Un'-
vcrsalist In religion and astute Demo
crat, aud man Of great originality. Ills
sayings were hls own. Ills gestures In
heated discussion were only surpasscd,
10 at all, by the sage Of Chasc's Mills.
A man of great posltlveness; q total alb
stalner from both alcohol aud tobacco ;
one on whom you could rely u bis word
WAS given; Kind hearted and sympA-
thetic with all In trouble or distress.
lie viii be greatly mlssed by the people
here, and one whose place time must
elapse before Il can be filled.
Ralph Foster attended the races at
Norridgewock. lie started Elsmerc aud
Evelyn.
X. q. Dunn Ia at work at Wilton.
James Bicknell, J. NJ. johnson, Dick
Hayes aud Chas. SWEET have gone TO Bos-
ton on the excursion. They wlll attend
the great race Saturday.
Hon. Otis IIayford and family have
gone TO Augusta for the winter.
Mr.. Timothy Lucas and wife have
gone tn Auburn for the winter.
Mr.. Otis Holt has improved his house
yerv much.
The boys 20 coon hunting and usually
have good success, but last night Got .
skunk.
There are signs that the ardent Ia FREE
ly dispensed hereabouts.
IL Was . great disappointment tn
many Of Rev. Mr.. llooper's friends not
10 hear him last sunday. We hope such
will be rare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The Christian circle met at Mrs. iiili's
al North lowell Tuesday, and the Congre-
gatiouai circle At the town hall wednes-
dav evening.
q. y. Andrews has been on the sick
Hat foI few days, but IL Improving.
Mr.. Charles Fitch Of Sebago has
bought few lots Of apples here for =
Boston H. m, paying el.50 for No. i, and
% cents for No. 2.
One night recently Walter Gordon lefi
two dressed veal calves on the platform
of the post Office Ia be taken 10 Boston
by the early express. Hut the village dogs
arrived before the morning stage, and the
.rcmains" when found, were not worth
sending. They were worth elS. We
mean the calves, not the dogs.
Charles NJ. harrington has been laid
up two weeks with felon.
Mrs. Mason IL Improving, but 10 mol
able 10 sit up yet.
Frank l.. Howe went With q carload
Of cattle by way Of rryeburg to Brighton
Monday. There 10 quite good demand
for them here now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
MASON.

school commenccd Monday, the >th.
Arthur Wiley % Bethel, teacher.
Harry Piummer 81 Lisbon and n. VI.
Carter % Bethel, are In town running
lines for the AndrOscoggin water i'o~er
Co. They will BE- most OF the week do
Ink the work.
Mrs. Fannie barbour % illlnol. !. VS.
iting al her fathers, Geo. III. Browns.
:. ~. Grover and Al Pcaslee ar,
thrashing In town. They don't plan to
make a long run this fall.
Mrs. Andrew Bean Il At her grand
fathers. ]. 4. beans. She u quite slck-
Mrs.. :. Il. Mason Il not az well a. .hs
VA. last week. pr. Morton Of Bethel Il
docioring her.
P,ter Chal.soug was at A. q, Love
joy's sunday. -,
D.E. Mills and J. III. Bean are al work
- In Carter In the woods running Hue.
IIerbsrt whitman has got home, ha',
ing been al the Maine General Hospital
at Portland several weeks. We hope h'
Is better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
eRyeBuR0.

Mrs. Mary Lord IL With her mother
Mrs. Warmer.
Ira Warmer has been at Cumberland
Mills paintinga house for Mrs. Eugene
l.idlon, who has moved there 10 give bet
children the benefit OF the parochls
school.
Rev. Mr.. ireland preached for Mr.
Young on sunday.
Mrs. Young has gone to Canada 10
company With Mr.. and Mrs. ireland.
Thomas Souther vent tn Portland on
saturday To tske his former place ~
bookkeeper for the Forest city Creamery
The sweienborgisn Circle met last
week ct I,ev. u. y. stones.
Mr.. stone aud family have gone Ia
Massachusetts, 20 ,isit his relatives.
Mrs.. Mary Head Pottle Of lowell has
been Visiting Mrs. 4. j. Bradley.
The monthly meeting Of the temper
ance association Was held sunday even
Ing at the swetenborgisn church.
Mrs. Martha q. Walker Of Bridgton,
IL visiting the Misse. Charles.
Mrs.. Jane roye Coolidge left Tuesday
morning for Washington stopping . f.~
days at Bryant,ille, Mas, With Dr.
and Mrs. q. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IIutchlns are keep
Ing house ut Mrs. Mary went~orth's.
Edward IIildebrand of Maiden ].
around here. csmping ct ksrr and Walt
Ing his relatives.
A Village Improvement society held
q preliminary meeting At the ycstry on
Thursday evening. Az. Lewis .ecr--
tary. which promises 10 be beneficial to
the place. -,
Mr.. Eben Weeks had an III turn
Wednesday night and is siill In Apre-
carious state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
SWEDEN.

The social event Of the week Was the
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Moulton on their return from their wed.
ding trip to Massachusetts,. About ffty
were present and reported very pleas.
ant time. 4 nice treat Of Ice cream and
cake Was served.
A series Of meetings are being held ai
the N. r. church, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Hounds, assisted by Miss Minard OF
North Parls.
Arthur Flint comes In frst Of all Oui
hunters with . large deer shot In the
woods near Ketar River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
FASH aEIhGl-


Now L. the time IN read the book oI
nature while autumn turns the leaves.
Farmers are busy ploughing. doins
their fail work and preparing Tor the
long cold winter.
Joseph W. Bean, Of Boston, came "a
attend the funeral Of his brother, a. \,
Bean.
Mr.. T.. II. Bean IL visiting his dsugh'
ter at Berlin faiis, ". u.
Miss Davis of Milton IL At work for
Mrs. T.. W. bartlett.
Mr.. sumner Estes Of Sanford, Maine,
IL visiting In this vicinity.
Dca. n. \. kimbsll of West Psri'
visited In this place last week aud at
tended church.
WIN. y. brown !. visiting his daugh'
ter at Berlin Falls, y. III.
Mrs. y. \. bartlett has returned HON
from Berlin, y. u.
Mrs. \. u. Rich Of berlin, y. IT,,
spent Last sabbath At her fathers In thl'
Mace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
IAs1 WATERFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e. shaw Of New
ton. Mass, visited at l.. NJ. ssnderson's
thu. week.
Chsuncey aud Herbert Ames have
scarlet fever. Tie latter has had IL be-
fore. Their. are no other cases about.
A. J. Haskell IL making various
changes In the interior of the store
building. WIN. klngmsn IL doing the
work.
burton and Arthur sanderson have a
bicycle.
A. Norwood IL visiting At his mother.
In Biddsford.
Mr.. u. q. Pride 8. visiting relatives
In Wager.
Frank Goodwin Of Lewiston IL visiting
his sister, Mr.. r.. 4. Hilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
OXFORD.


lev. Mr.. llaughtou of south Paris
preached az the Congrcgationaii.t
church sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Middleton has gone tn Hos
ton Tor short time.
Joseph Parrott and family 81 Florida
ar. visiting hls relative. here.
Miss Eunice fobss, of Paris, teacher
% the intermediate department., u very
sick. Her sister, Mrs. SWEET, u here.
Ms. Mary Jones, teacher OF the
primary, has been quite sick but IL I'M
proving.
M. Floods children and Mr.. Burns
litil- boy are sick With fever.
Their, was an entertainment on Wed.
nesdsy evening under the auspices OF
oxford Division sons 20 Temperance.
The .solion guartetie aud VI. BENNETT
elocuiionlst, Of Lewiston, With Ice cream
social.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
sRoWNFlslp

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory Brown have nov
"a into the mill house.
Mr.. scott Durgin aud family have
moved from the Howard to the Eaton
house.
Mr.. Edwin Bean has bought the Tat
ten house aud rumor says u IL going
down over the hill.
Mr.. Reuben tin.cott and fsmily have
moved into the Libby house lately va
Gated hy Mr.. whitney.
Mrs.. 4. Eaton, Who rents part OF
Dr. fitch's house, vii soon move Ia
Conway. y. n.
Mrs. Howard Porter and daughter
have returned 20 their home In frceport.
J. l.. frink has returned home from
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
WILSON'S w,lla

So0s stock dealers from Colebrook
we're up trying TO buy sheep, o0ering "
PER hesd. Oar good Democrats arc
holding them for -.
brewster Bennett has como up after
hls wife, and gone hack 10 MEXICO.
Garfield started foe Boston Thursday.
A party from Concord have been over
To Hell Gate camp.
An agent Of T.. &. 0errishs (Jasou
woodward) was In town selling sewing
machines. j. W. Clark purchased one.
Luman Grover and son Of Enrol came
Into town Friday With . thrcshlng
machine.
n. d. Ellingwood and I'd llamill
are having crews go Into the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
eRyANTS POND.

s, 4. Estes IL building an addition to
the south end OF his house.
Rev. Dana Harlow Of Buckfeld
preached at the pnion church last sab-
bath.
quite number Of our people are In
Boiton this week.
Two carloads OF apples bought by u.
J. smith were shipped 10 Coaticooke Sat-
urdsy. -,
Monday.
Presidlng Elder Corey 10 10 town this
week, being present at the revival meet.
lngs held at the Union church.
nesa trip to Connecticut.
The q. II. Perkins Jubilee Go. gave .
good show here Friday evening.
Fred u. Crawford Of Jeaersou, n. H.,
IA In tOWu,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
hEaRON.

NJ the harvest home festival Tuesday
evening over sGD were taken.
The football game Wednesday betwee
the Hebron aud Bates MAS won by
Hebron.
I.yceum Wednesday evening.
some large pumpkins we're noted IN
last weeks Democrat. Two OF them,
carried Ia county fair by Rev. :. ID.
Richardson, weighed &c and ~ pounds.
lie raised several other very large ones.
Miss Columbis Bumpus IL visiting her
brother In Wakefield, Mass.
Alton iIlbbs IL In stoneham packing
apples.
Mas Grace Bumpus WAS home satur.
dsy on vislt.
Judge Honey and wife have been In
the place this week.
Thursday evening Mrs. Bonpey gave
q very interesting address, tAkip. NJ
the ~ork At spelman Seminary.
The marriage % II. ". Cu.hman aud
Miss Edith Go.s Ia announced for Oct.
~. Mr.. Cu.hmsn IL . graduate Of
Hebron Academy, clsss -, and for four
year. has been successful book keeper
for Fray, Small & Co., Auburn. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
NGWRv.

u. u. Knapp caught deer In one OF
his bear traps . few days sgo. lie
caught another bear Tuesday, making
i've that be has caught within . abort
time.
o. r. Baker made the trip from Fort.
land TO Newry this week on his wheel.
u.s.. Allen and floyd Searle have gone
on the cheap excursion TO Boston tni'
week.
Nrs. Allen IL spending the week with
friends at Bethel Hill.
7. 8. I.ittlehale and wife are about 70
turning from Berlin, N. H., whore they
have been Waiting their daughter, Mrs.
Irving Stearss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
NORTH ALBANY.

Mrs. George Foster and son have re-
turned 20 their home In lowell, Mass,
accompanied by Mis- Cora and Mr.. Ar'
thur Bean, and Mr.. Luclan johnson.
Mlss Elizabeth farnsworth, who had
been spending the late summer aud
autumn month. With Mr.. and Mrs. Danie
Clark, returned 10 Somsryiile, Mass.
where she resides.
The annual hunting match took place
Tuesday with Mr.. A.hburn Judkins and
Mr.. Geo. Cummings captains. MI
Judkins' side won, aud the oyster cup
PER took place Friday evening. i.
The crops are nearly all harvested
though few Who haven't succoeded IL
getting In their corn are wishing for
few DAYS Of clear weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

VII "A. walker will b. In town Tor q
sex. In the Interest % the Maine
Rrsff Nssociation. We are pleased %
az ths, ihis home company has b~en a
..N,.. from the tlr.t and IL the most
par1ar .nsursnce compsny In the state.
IN. rsu policy has fixed premium aud
rrfs.rs several attractive feature.
sh.,h 40 should So before placing their
.r.u-lHgs elsewhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Jane. Haynes Of south Paris
and Miss Nina Hounds of panvlllc were
at W. >. rartrldges visiting last fri-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs.. James Hammond Of
Colebrook, who have been visiting nj j..
y. Bradbqry's, returned home the tirst
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Partridge went
Ia the village Ia Walt their daughter,
Mrs. u. NJ. Cummings, In her ne~ home.
Herbert kilxore returned home FROM
Massachusetts, Tuesday.
IL. Partridge went 10 Portland on
bgsines. Wednesday,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
SOUTH RuMFoRo.

Mrs. Esther Learned OF Andover vlslt-
cd at her brothers, q. N. Elliotts, .
few days last week.
The winter term of school In District
No. 4 began October 10Th with Miss
Alice Putnam, teacher.
ssmmie Thurston Ia working for y.
T.. Putnam.
Miss susie Elliott has been confined In
the house with = bad sore throat the
last ten days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

or .,aii.tics regarding the members
eth grand jury lAst week reported the
,.s.t aFes address 81 y. johnson ,u.h-
nau s North Paris. aud omitted 10 men
ion hat he had any political views.
mi. address, i West Paris, and In polite.
Aka I'rohlhliionist. Mr.. Cushmsn l.
-.l.rsihle for neither error, aud writes
hat b, l. Dot ashamed "a his politics,
Aous,,r we may be. Mr.. CGshman y.
Is.g-rd that Ne have DO cause IN he
l.hsmci 20 any mans pollilc., aud that
o. OMISSION was simply one OF th"-s
sarss accidents which ~ill soms,imes
,,cur Ia the best regulated printing
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
HElAQ FALLS

Miss susan Chapman has rented the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. j. \.
Libby.
schools closed In this district Oct. ID.
Mr.. Clinton Wood IL driving the meat
cart for David Stearns, ESQ.
Rev. u. T. Rldlon gave . lecture on
the "lIorrors Of intemperance" Thurs.
day evening for the benefit Of the Good
Templars 81 this place and an oyster
supper was served after the lecture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
RuMFORp.

sunday afternoon, the itth, there was
a heavy thunder shower passed over
this place. The rain fell In torrent. for
some time.
The apple crop IL much better than
Was expected. aud that brings . scarcity
90 barrels. Good Baldwins bring ei.,i
per barrel.
Mr.. Ezra Morton raised 30 heads OF
fine cabbage, = large amount of nice
squash aud vegetables, hoping to sell
them nj Rumford Falls, but does not fnd
the ready market there he expected.
T.. T.. stevens has another young
horse he Il breaking. lie sold one q
short time ago for . good price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
DENMARK.


Mr.. Fred smith was . delegate to the
I. o. O. Y. convention held ct Belfast
Tuesday, Oct. ID.
Mrs., A. II. Jones and Mrs. q. X.
Belcher were delegates 10 the llebeksh
convention held st belfast Oct. III, and
report having . Ane time.
Mr.. A. w. Belcher has been spending
q weeks vacation In Hoston and vicinity.
No indictments were found ct Paris
from this place by the grand Jury.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gray has sGsln begun
labelling at the corn shop; q few small
orders TO be labeled.
Mr. Dcaisy Is paying the farmer, for
their corn.
Mr.. Albert II. Jones attended the con
the convention at Belfast.
NJ. A. X. Belcher and Wits have been
Waiting bis brother, A. W. Belcher, fos
. lev days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
STATE Ov MAINE.

COUNTY 40 OxponD. "a
uoari % toanty Commissioners, sept. session.
i-ss hsh by sllournmsnt ut ", l-s
trO> the foregoing Istitiou. .Ati.fsstory efi
isnns having besn rvssiy~i that The Istitl"nsr-
ARE re.tonslhle, AMI that inquiry Into the nsr
lts of their application IL eSpciisnt, u is oh.
DsRHD, that the County tomini.-ionsrs meet al
the hou.s 90 4. l.. Dunn IN Buskhsh. on The
ran DAY 20 Nov pest. 81 n ~ The esck a. ~. and
thsnos prse.-i 90 view the r"ais mention
81 In ssld pstition. Immediately amer With
view, O hearing ~ the psftis. AMI their vi
ness. ~tli he hal al some convenient place
In the slsihlty, Ani such othsf mss-afes
tAksn In the premise. NJ the Commissioners
shall luis. pr,Isr. Api u Il further OsDtntp.
thai nsslee % the time. 4 lsoe ssi puryo-e 81 The
C.mmi..lonsr-' siestlns Afore.aia 10 given % al
per-on. AMI corporation. Interested. by causing
ste.ts~i copis. % ali petition ami ~ this orier
th~r~oa IA 10 served spon The tlsrt ef
ths tO~n % Baskheli. AMI si.o po.tssi AZ In
ihree pubic places In ssii tJ~n. ani pabu.b~,
thru weeks su~--si,ely In the o,iori
Dcmosrat q ns~spspsr printed a. fsfi.
In ssli County ~ Oxfori. the hr.t Of ssii
PUBLICATIONS. AMI each of the other notiss-, " u.
male, -sr,rl AMI psst~i. u least thirty day. 70
forr .ahi time ~ MEETING. 81 the snd that All
lsr-on. ami corporations may then AMI there
APPEAR Api .hss cause, ~ any they have. Why
the prayer % ALI petitioner. should mo- be
ATTs.r,- ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Clerk.
A true copy Of saii psiiiion And orisr of court
thereon. -.
ARTIST ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Cisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
- - Alnnl.n AZ ERYIbuR0.

sl-atN NtDDiNO ~ FNNtoSNe-
NJ a.I Mr.. IN ". Johnson % frye-
,urg I'd. .strst.d their golden ~etding
Ntlr E evening. ut. 18th. Their
t0u. t.auiifully DECORATED With ever
gTy,r. "a autumn leaves, wasthe scene
q a.. u.,h genuine pleasure and eotdlal
o. x l. one meets Ia q lifetime. Ihe
ri. st..h irIl ccplou.ly la no Way
ar ysr. .h, afdor 10 friend. and rela-
tys. h..t lrir and afsr, and when the
ar...f f.lr arrived the house Was hil-
ii sIh a most cbcsry and happy
Ar
ArI- .uprer = short aud iaform.l pro-
grau... "a. listened Ia, consisting oi q
PRAYER a1i triei address BY Rev. MI
So. r. ro.m written for the occasion
ari ..l hy Miss Mae Cousins; several
P.s... ~ music bya selected choir, and
aisa gro melodies BY Mr.. spencer.
>sy,r.. sttsrs we're received from friends
-. ...i uot - present, accompanied
tT .tantial tokens % their regard
t1l 1dwill for Mr.. and Mrs. johnson.
10, o. ,uis brought With them many
ls,'. and b.autiful gifts Ia the Nener-
tt.s ..ple, consisting % a silver Tea
sr'.s. gold bowls, silver spoons,
lhss,e add cake plates, fruit and butter
i.,i... towels, etc, aud purse contain
~ 'seyn thirty aud forty dollars IN
st. lri gold.
A.1rg The friend. from out % town
a.. he followiugi N. u. johnson
.t-.h,r - the groom aud family oil
NHrsav their deaf aud dumb daughter,
lIr. accompanied them, and during ths
sysr. Gg several time. rccited the Lord :
FaI.r ia the deaf mute. alphsbst) MI
lrri and Mrs. 4. X. Holt, sister % MI
johnson: Mr.. Cha-. u. johnson and ~i,
~ Brownfeld, brother % the groom; j.
l. barker and wife % Lowell, brother Of
M bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Libby OF
Lowell. niece 90 the bride; Mr.. and Mrs
spencer n. Parker Of ne.tbroos, young
-. brother 90 the bride, Mr.. ;. ID
Stanton aud daughter. sister and niec'
q the bride, Mrs. y. ~. Mariner, Fort
aud, niece OF the bride, aud Mrs. L
Whittier and Mss Abble y. Lombard
friend. ~ Portland.
The evening Was Que long 20 De ~
llembered, aud may the rrcolleStion o
d furnish many pleasant memory v
the aged couple a. they journey, han
Ia hand, toward the sunset Of life.