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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Mr.. n. HALEY Of Camp Of the Mead.
o~s WAS NJ j. ". Clsrk's last Sabbath.
Mrs. Frank Carter had birthday par
Nv Monday night. Cake aud ic,~crcsm
wss served To guests
New potatoes July 1Sth.
II. ". sturtsvsnt and sister. Mrs Cor
della Rider. were In town "wednesday.
Breustsr Bennett aud wife sr. stop
ping With friends In town.
Mr.. y. r. fennock celebrated her
fifiieth birthday Friday evening"
dance BY the Young folks, icc-cresm Tor
treat. aud quite a number 81 presents.
4 DIRE up river callel out some OF The
Young men IN help pat IL out--caught
from sparks from the steamboat.
Mr.. Elis fingree 90 Mansfield Il
visiting her brother, y. n. Bennett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
eRvCDuRO.

Mr.. Harry W. kImball OF AndoveI
Seminary preached In the Congregation.
alist church on Sunday, the 18th, Rev
Mr.. Young supplying hs place at se-
bago lake.
Nr. virg,e Howe Trube Of brooklyn,
y. ", and her children are at her "a
theirs.
Clayton ". Pike IL spending part Of
his vacation ct Mrs. Fixes.
Mlss Mary q. Sesyey, y. A., 'sG, and
several Of her u. n. classmates, are at
Miss Charles Mlss Scavey has taught
for two years nj Milton, MAss.
Mrs.. Annie Weston Lynch sud Miss
Lynch. Of Washington, d. e., were at u.
I. westou's for . few days.
Mrs. Surbridge Sawyer Of Denver sai
Mr.. W. Durgin's.
Mrs. r. ". wixgIn has returned Ia
Mrs. =. J. Bradley's since the death OF
her husband.
Mrs. n. Harmon Of Portland has been
With her daughter, Mrs. BuIxell, al
Menotomy, q few days this week.
Miss l.illlsn Smith has returned To
Mrs. Fife's.
Fred q. File has been at home short
time this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles bartlett Of
Stoueham were at Or. Bartlett's the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Grace Warren Kellogg Of Somer-
VILE, Mass, IL nj her fathers.
~. Mary Antholne Of llddeford, 10
visiting her COUSIN, Mrs. 7. ]. Hssimsn.
Principal Hull % the Academy IL here.
George Dexter, OF Maiden, Mass, IL
Visiting his aunt, Mis-, A. y. Page.
Mrs. Abby Chase lIsvilsnd, 90 Water.
Vile. .. also at Mlss Pages rcvisltlng her
native place.
Mrs. Y. Z. Harrington OF Augusta Is
nj M. Flies.
Gov. and Mrs. Connor of Portland
were here this week visiting friends from
Washington, ID. G., Who are boarding at
A. II. Evans.
Mr.. Vim. Post Of New York IL visiting
his father. Mr. \. l.. Vosi, Jr.
Rev. A. II. Iloss, of South Brslntroe,
Mass. stopped over one day on hls way
Ia '''rhc intsrvale."
Dennis Cole, \. NJ, y. ~, ~. princi.
pal Of high school at westheld, Mass., IL
at his home at North Pryeburg and re-
newing old acquaintance at the village.
J. \, IiArrows Of the Boston Journal
ID nj home for his vacation.
Mrs. Souther went To Portland on
Thursday aud Mls, Dorothes Thomes Of
Portland returned With her for q short
stay With friends.
Mr.. Richard II. Osgood Of Columbus,
o., who left his home here over my
years ago and has not been here for for
IN years, IL making . Walt among rela-
tIyes and friends OF his youth.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John ID. lord OF BaltI-
more are here on their annual vislt.
Mr.. WIN. Eastman Of lowell 10 In
town. Mrs. Eastman has boarded at
Mlss Charles for several weeks.
Miss Lamb Of Philadelphia IL visiting
Mlss Alice Morgan.
The coplous rain Of Friday IL most
grateful to the dusty streets aud dry
gardens and nelds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
Wtsr BgrHt.


John n. Pcssley stuck q nall In his
foot, and has suffered severely from IL.
effsc's, but Il Ia hoped that he has seen,
or felt. the worst Of u.
The Chapel Aid society vii give an
entertainment 81 4. =. Bean's hall on
Thursday, August 9Th. A rare treat u
anticipated. az Prof. wight IL 1t thu
head 90 the musical part. Give them q
good house, get your moneys worth and
help the cause along.
cur post mistress has been taking q
much needed hut short vacation.
4. 4. Mason Z. cutting hay 90 ID. II.
Growers meadow.
Mrs.. Henry verrill and sl.ter, Ivdts
Peabody. called az y. a.. whe~lef's =
few days ago; az also did Mrs. Whit
man of lewiston.
Raining this Friday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
BYRON.

Florence and Helen NJ. lloughton ar'
home At their fathers visiting.
Mrs. Nelson Briggs of Auburn, for
merly kexlah Thomas OF Byron, 10 visiting
old friends snd childhood haunts, afteI
TWENTY-FIVE year, residence at Auburn
Wellington Reed got bad kick frou
= horse he Was using hayipg.
Charles A. Mardin and Wife have re
turned home To harvest their hay.
The report from the little sick boy o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed IL anxiously
awaited each day, the whole famil,
being general favorites.
John J. Calhoun aud party from Rum
ford Falls brought out nice string o.
Four Pond trout aud OF course were In
very agreeable frame OF mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
plxElElp.


Frank q. Nichols has gone 20 Sears.
port 10 remain through August.
George Sweetsser u at Rumfori Falls
q work.
Daniel q. Taylor's family IL PLEASANTLY
situated In the Wallace Mitchell house
for the present time.
I.ester Coz has arrived home from
Portland.
n. A. Swasey Of Canton was In town
Wednesday and Thursday.
several travelling men In town the
past week.
simeon Taluter has purchased = Lowell
Diamond bicycle. lie takes . great deal
of pride In riding Il.
A party Of ten went TO Weld Fond and
stopped week at Camp Drummer. They
report an excellent time. The party
vas made M Of tho following ladies snd
gentlemen Minnie Holland, Tina Marsh,
Nellie Holman, Able Howe, Cassle
Thayer, Norman Marsh, Harry Marsh,
Elwood Hammond, John Holland and q.
Dana Holt.
K. n. Virgins wife IL quite sIck with
whooplng cough.
Chss. lane OF Canton 10 In town for .
few days. /.
Tue Merrill spool MILL has been closed
the past week.
The stanley spool factory started up
Thursday morning having been shut
down about q week.
No preaching service At the church
during the month of August, the pastor,
Rev. r. n. Payne, having been granted
. months vacation.
Tie regular young peoples meeting
viii be held at 'r. ~, the usual hour,
Sunday.
George l.. Merrill accompanied by his
wife and their grandson, Iesmore, went
To Weld Pond to take q much needed
rest. They will be abscnt about four
days.
Ned Stanley Of Boston wss 10 town
part Of last week. lie has been up to
Weld Pond.
Mr.. y. 4. SWEET and family % Au-
burn. formerly Of Dl.aeld, are visiting
friends In town.
Gen. g. A. wilson OF Providence. ar
rived In town Wednesday. iIe will re-
main few wceks.
scribner A smiths circus arrived here
early Thursday morning. They give .
good show for the money.
n. 4. stowell and Prince y. Colcord
we're at Weld Poni 'ruesdsy.
Rev. Thos. u. Payne will 90 To Fal.
mouth roreside 10 pass HE vacation.
llis family will accompany him.
Over thlrty-one people stopped at the
National House one day last week.
l.. 10. iiumphSey's new house 10 about
ready for the fathers and plasterers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
OBITUARY.
.tru 4. GING.

rFItl A. hlNe.
io'lh q hrg. Sho died In Portland
~ >. 70. .urn In Paris In lslO, and
Va - s.1.h ,hild "a Alonlo aud Nj
Ma lr,..... Ming. Ills grandpsr-
100 hH.r .ides were among the
~ settle. q Paris. Ills ancestors
- sau : .he drst settlers 10 Masss-
-Sls EaF aud he Inherited In =
.Sari i's-ss many Of the characteris-
- Efihl'rl to tho,e sturdy pioneers.
~ Airg ''yudsd the town schools
h'lru. academy, aud when the
- ons O. him Ia start Oat for him
enirrri a large hardware store
tfe'drr.r, X. l., remaining there
- year aud receiying . thorough
- o. The business. Ia l,fi5, In
laay sft capt. Joseph'D. Dexter,
seghi a l4riSaTe business In Fort
lad ,ur.Ilued the business under
-,'ae ~ h.lg n Dexter. They con
- u business for sixteen years,
HI Dexter retired, and Mr..
sAs since conducted the business
sndsr he firm name.
Atng iu l>ii married Miss Irene
'Aii'ug % Providence. Who, With
- hhd one daughter. sui lives him.
1hnz a. a msmbsr % the free
baHst church. which he Joined
hf'i settled In Portland. In
- b 49, a Republican, and had
- umss been urged To be . eandi-
- oni,v. bat with the exception
-, =. ,''ni Ia the city council he Always
sord more than any other en-
'he characteristic % the depart
-. - Nort i Fidelity" In al thu
49, Of lie be- VAS ever faithfal
Aa,l N every haslness Transaction
49, ~ ~ party aud friends; aud
~ hilhiul % his church and family
-. ,'empi ior shsms made him some
..Ha''y 10 Judgment. aud gave an
~. ~ severity foreign Ia hls
o.. hai b. AS generous and for
So b.. death will he sincerely
~ 10 The community where he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Mrs. =. n. Mason has been Visiting
frieats ri Bethel the past wcsk. Shs
hss not been able To rIlc 90 Tar for mors
than two ycar.
II. nuichlnscnt family have hsd Walt.
ore from Massachusetts and Other
placcs the past week.
several of the boys that went down
country haylng have returned.
Arthur Morrill, Il helplng hls brother
Ernest do hls hzying.
Charles Brown vent tn Portland last
Saturday tn zee his doctor who We hope
IL helping him.
Mrs. J. n. nean entertains the sewing
circle this week Thursday.
bert lean Il cutting some Of Herbert
WhItmsn's grass on shares.
n. q. Mills has flushed haylng.
think he eats NJ much n not more than
any one In town.
There IL quite Q large quantity Of
meadow hay to be cut In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
N0aYA AiaANv

Mr.. Adelbert 4. Bryant aud Mas,e'
Charlie Foster of Lowell, Mass, srriSet
Thursday. Mr.. bryant has gone "a
I.ocke's Mills Ia make some rrpsirs on
hi. house there, and Chulie Foster IL Vie
Ting his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Bean
There VAS a meeting held by NJ. L,ci
Wheeler In the Songo school house sun
day; al.o Que Ia the Centre schco
house, conducted by Mr.. Pond.
Mr.. Goodwin % Bethel has been cut
ting hay for Mr.. FRYE 81 Bethel. III
Was assisted by u. W. kimball Of thi'
nlxes-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
WATERFORD.

The Republican District Convention
met at Waterford saturday, July -, "a
choose n candidate to represent Water
ford and its class In the legislature, u
being watcrford's turn TO send. n. VI.
lIamlin ~as chosen chairman aud ]. y.
Je~ett secretary. j. W. Warren, Esq
having q very favorable chance To locate
In rrsnklin County In December, With
drr~ his name ~ = candidate. Andrew
\. Iiapgood Was nomlnsted on the hrst
ballot. Mr.. llapgood l. one Of the lead
Ing business men In town and . man OF
good judgment.
The Democrats held their convention
saturday evening and nominstcd as
their candidate, Clarence II. Pride. Mr..
Pride IL q very popular Young man and
chairman OF the hoard % selectmen.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
Gortou died suddenly sunday night.
Capt. NJ. VI. Robinson, q prominent
lawyer Of Ne~ York city. IL spending
the summer With HE family at the Like
House. Mr.. Robinson IL . native OF
Waterford.
Elliott Chase. a former citizen of this
town, Who has been In the West the past
sixteen years, Il visiting In town.
The farmers are nearly all done hay
Ing and all complsin % the hot weather,
and sgree that they never heard OF but
one place that IL hotter.
George 1esrped. very unfortunate
young man, Was found dead In hls bed
at the town farm last week. The funeral
occurred Friday conducted by Rev. ID.
McConror, assisted by the Methodist
minister.
Dr. Gibbons aud family are ~ ususl
spending their vscstion at the Flat. All
we're glad Ia see them back again except
the bass. The doctor Ia an expert nsh-
erman.
Charles swift, who IL staying At hls
brother Arthur, attempted suicide sun.
dsy morning. lie took one-hslf boz OF
Paris green. lie Il alive NJ this writing
but In very critical condition.
Charles Merrill had hls pocket book
containing forty dollars stolen recently.
q. l.. Warren and q. v. kilgore have
BEEN cutting the hay on the Bennett farm
In Brldgton the past week.
They have commenced making chairs
Ia the new factory.
Therv are at present but two Inmates
~ the town farm.
There are At present over 100 boarders
al the Plat.
l.. X. Haskiu. q former resident Of the
town, after many years Absence, has
been visiting his native town the past
week. Although - years old be was
able TO Get around with the ease OF one
much younger. lie IL near relative ut
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
pickNALg.

We are having good rain storm this
Friday morning.
Mr.. Mesrow h Ia to~u buyin lambs.
A man ~ho vent by lssrv recently let
his poodle drink from the drinking disll
at the pump, and theu drink himself
from the same dish. So Say the children.
We dopt know much sb0ut the poodle
business hat lt seems % M that Z poodle
man should carry his own poodle dish.
Farmers are we'll al0uG. 9th their hay
lus and fee have nulshcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
EAST BETHEL,

M. and Mrs. A. N. Bean left TIL.
place July 3ist for washlngtou, ID. g.,
where they will make their home for the
present.
Mr.. George Rich Of Berlin, N. IT,,
spent last sabbath with relatives 10 this
place.
Mrs.. w. y. y. I.ltrhheld and Misses
Iva and HATH Lltchneld Of ltevere,
Mas, are visiting at q. n. klmball's.
Mrs. Torrey Of Massachusetts il Walt
Ing her sister, Mrs. John Holt.
Hay making 10 . past pleasure With
most OF the farmers. A nne crop has
been harvested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
SUMNER.

DIR. q. X. Yates Of West Paris In com.
pany with DIR. Andrews, who has been
In the Maine General Hospital, Visited
james ". Russell Of Hartford recently
Mr.. Russell has been In feeble health foi
several months past. They spoke very
encoursgingly In regard to his case.
r. Is. henson from Massachusetts, u
visiting nc q. y. Dyers.
Thomas Glloes Il working for D. L.
Newell hsying.
old steer.
Died, In Sumner. July I'D, Mrs.. Abb.
gall Foster, aged ~ years, q months, -
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Nearly ell the farmers are through
cutting their upland Erass which 10 very
good sverywhers, and MEADOW hsylpg
IL nov In order.
3. i. Piummer and y. u. Sfone have
bought . ios Of grsss 1t East FryeburG
and ssslsted by Charley Evans have
formed camping out party 10 cut ".
Prof. 0. b. Stone sets ~ caterer for the
campaign.
n. 3. Perry and wiis are at worn at
Daniel Adams.
A volunteer party halshed cutting
WINFIELD Stevsns' Ersss one d,y last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
oRReNWoop.

ne nrst part Of Tho season Was %
nsolst that corn extended We roots peaI
the surface of the ground and couae'
Qucntly the leaves roll up morn readily
now that k Il esttiag Allttlc dry. When
We consider that 800 gallons Of watsi
evaporie from the ground every clcaI
day on slngle acre email shower evl
deutly cannot last long.
More warm weather last week. Sstur'
day at O'Clock The temperature was aI
blood heat and stood at 10 four hours
later.
Last year the apples moatiy dropped
from the tres and No laid u 10 The
drouth. This year they are doing the
same and Nc lay Il 10 the worms. Mel.
son jackson has one Of the hest orchards
In town. and the most of hls are already
on the ground. The foliage on several
of his trees II turning yellow and he
thinks some Of them will not leave out
again. what Il the matter ~ith them
The last week In May we moved down
the poke on q piece Of swalc ground, q
part of which was 90 rank 90 20 require
spreading 10 prevent its injuring the
grass, and In less than eight weeks We
took from that ground one Of the heav-
iest crops Of hay Ia nineteen years, aud
the beet quality. The poke acted a. .
top dressing.
Through With hsylng, and about an
average crop harvested. Quality good
except the hrst cut which WAS injured
by rain.
Last week Daniel Cole Was running .
mower which struck q stump and stop
ped Il 90 suddenly thst the driver
kept on while aud hnally lighted on
the ground directly In front of the
horses. Daniel was not injured hut got
. good shaking NJ.
II IL remarkable that during the whole
season the nest of . hornet, wasp nor
humble bee hiss been seen. The times
are 90 hard they probably thought Il
beet not To build. Why viii not all act
as wisely regarding the county build.
ipess
Scott Merrill % New Gloucester. to-
gether with hls wife aud little boy, are
visiting her parents, Daniel sud Hannah
Bryant. These parents have had elk
children. have buried one. three are mar
riet and have homes Of their own. while
the tao youngest are still at home.
They have four grandchildren.
Henry Cummlngs' family, consistin.
of wife and three children. are down
from Bostou and are visiting here and
Ia Paris. Mr.. Cummings MAS too busy
10 come with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
SOUTH RuMFoRp.

Mrs. Clara Bessey has been sick with
the measles.
Ralph Hemingway has had the German
measles.
Mrs. Belle Jones and her chEdrer
from Worcester. Mass, are ut her IN
TIERS, W. Cisrk's.
Cyrus Cutting IL helping DIR. Putnam
do his hAylng and Albert Abbott 10 help
ing NJ. l.. and w. A. wyman.
Mrs. Lizzie Babcock and baby an
visiting her sister, Nrs. Clara Bessey.
william Freeman and wife have NOV
ed into their new house opposite v. ID
Yuller's.
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aRoWNfiElo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, who we're mar
ried at the irquAwket House July 31d
by I.sv. y. 4. Eastman gave . receptiot
To their many friends In this aud adjoln
Ing towns At town hall. July 18th. 4
nice treat wss servet also nne masi'
wa. furnished for those who wished e
enjoy q social dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'erIey I.inscott of Bos
ton are spending their vacation Will
friends In TIL. tosb.
Mrs. y. Libby has = very finc coliec
tion ot house plants.
A. T.. Ingalls, wss In the village Wed
nesdsy. -.
IIossrd Wakefield IL quite sick Will
bilious fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
NORWAY LAKE,.

Mrs. Henry c. Rllgoc has been quite
sick this week. =.
Mis-. \. 4. Ne~hall has gone 10 Island
Fond to visit her sistsr, Mrs. Gopher
Msnsur.
Mrs. Winnie Hall and Maud l'srtridgs
vent To Harrison Wednesday To Vlsit Mr..
aud Mrs. J. q. saunders.
WIN Noble aud sister returned To theft
home In baldwin Tuesday. Misc Maud
FROST went With them.
Mrs. Henry Merrill and daughters OF
IIsverhiii, Mass, are visiting at Benjs-
min fuckers.
III Msr.ton IL at work for Harlan
brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Miss Ella Brown Il visiting her sister,
Mrs. ". II. kccDe.
prank 4. Stssrns % Norway Was
through here last week canNss.lng Tor
PORTRAITS and Principles" u. sold
several % the books In the place.
NAletie Ward. wife and son Of West
brook are visiting AZ \. Nor~cods.
At the Democratic legislative caucus
saturday Clsrenc. N. Pride was chosen
a. = candidate for this district.
J. \. Chsdbourne of Avon. Mass, u
n j. m. .hsdhourne's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Ah-ar1g vas ordered by the county
run.s..oners last week ON The pcti-
10 q M, sslectmen for change In the
aai.o1 % the stosell lllll road BE-
.ss,u ~uuth Paris sud Hebron; also zoe
a. disguuiinuance % the road from the
l,rl.. 81, hnol house over the "i'inns-
O. to Iusll Town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

n o. ..,iou papers asked for 10
- A. Cushmsn back To- Maine
80 uoi procur-d. Application Mss
a. o. % governor through tie proper
talls... 40 Governor Clcayes beld
~ .ll.r n a. fifteen years had
-iset ..- he alleged forgery, and
ihsfs u.. lo original iBdiCtmsni. the
f1sms'a suuld not warrant max
snq4.. .u. Previous to the time 81
susg. 'Hrgrry, Cushman had .o'
- rpl 'iruugh other irregular pro
'-l-gs l. sAme line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Trm rr,ty tos hundred went To
ch.as'. t-o,e Tor the unl,ersalist sun
hT ~ho... .,uic lsst "Wednesday, and
r1rci o. lay 10 the usual way. The
~. 49,, little dusty, bat the weather
o.sg--I ,s coald have becn furnish
= - or.ifr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Mrs. Martha Rowe has been at Eu-
gene lIammond's lately.
ID. Hammond and Charles wyman
went to Peru July 30th.
Roscoe Tuell 10 cutting the grass on
the David Andrews farm.
Frank Paris Il going 20 work for n.
Churchill and 500 hayiuG.
Norah whitney 10 1t home.
Hen Kendall u Visiting ct Del Little
halc's.
People who have been blusberrylng
report the berries - scarce.
Capt. small and wife were ct 4. r.
Fields August ID.
A few Of our farmers are through
ha ylng, but most OF them have few
days more 20 finish.
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tAsJ eRoWNF,GLp.

laying IL about over. The yield hs
been good and secured 10 nrst class con
dillon.
Mary stickney has Jolnet the Chsutau
Qasns at liberty Cottage, fryeburg
Mrs. Mary Allard has gone To sand
wich fot several weeks' stay.
Miss Efile AllArd has gone Ia the Fair
view House. Interyale, for the remainder
90 the season.
Mis- Addie Allard IL engaged for thu
intermediate school At Conway Corner
Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Hounds sre recelv'
ing the congratulations Of their friends
on the advent % q sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
EAST HeBRON.

Farmers are finishing haying aud re-
port a good crop.
Rev. 4. r. keene and family are to
move To Peru soon.
Rain |. needed to help the sweet corn
crop.
Farmers m. looking for a light cror
OF potatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

TAshuiy q Rev. pr. forbe., ~ho
Nv, hs,r t,rv Tor THREE weeks, lcfi
n.-sday. accompanied by Mrs. 4. L,
Tras. arI Mics tina TAYLOR. They,
"a rh,,y. from south Paris, Water
~ lni sI.sshsrc, are cccupying q
cCie ai U,ean Park.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07
UPTON,

Ms. a. n. Coolidge e quite .IcL. DR..
Tsi'obeli I. In attendsncr.
Fills II. Lane has gone a. ih. Ike "a
cook Tor DR.. Haven of Connecticut.
vi. rslss and Miss Durkec lett for
their home at Lebanon Thuralsv. Aug. 2.
lev. Mr. Tosbe 81 did Town gave ,
ury Interesting Illustrated lecture st th.
church Monday r,~niny, Jal, ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

rhsr, sl. a. least one happy boy on
hrs ll itst "wednesday. Master
.sgri Paris Vas the recipient OF a
h1i.om, pneumatic safety blcycle sent
" ~ iaiher. Hoo. Edward l.. fsrri. OF
W Nork When you see broad
zls .s'..Hg down street on . bicycle
A. aElrt"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

nsre aul - an entertainment Al
,ateu Iisll Friday evening 81 this
80 o. he hepsht of the academy.
~ D. Hf. Boston. Miss Coleman,
1Liofu Ms. Hayden, Csmoridge,
tis.. n Maud Mayo, Auburn, Maine,
NJ NJ. hattie Andrews, Paris, Maine,
70 attendance. We have taken
a.ls % b. .lre excellent talent and hope
= pa. ,0il D. we'll filled. Ice cream
ID az ie for sale ~ close 81 the
-,sria o. Entertainment TO BE-
hasel sorahle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

Ire, t. IF 1.e u no hajnt finlshe,i hay
.tyrtlst -aln was welcome. IL ~ss
r-f'us I... and almost anything IL
,-trsb.s Drought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

t.rs,f Earring In the Insolvency
.sof %. a.. Hall % oxford occupied
~ l.v. NJ he probate court room last
80 o.. VI. 4. frshk aud Col. Geo.
TNrygrs. q Portland we're counsel
&C ~ tt.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

aSS'sare reported To De Increasing
Assn, "a franklin County. one
"a ..s avs he has lost several
''ad hmb. by wolves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

r,II ,oldingtoa % >omerSille,
~. uf each al the tnlyersslls,
49, rs,. sunday. Services at III
..t,s.as rauHl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

n.Bsft.i sunday school will have
=. ,.su 1ic a. Rrysnt's Pond. We'd
,,.hrof .f.s wrek II pleasant, N not.
,s-ds, Al arr cordially invited To
.artrtRs tasiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

cslie- o j. beginning TO appear.
~. fss short weeks since spring
-. AL ready the signs % approach
-s,sium- ~ Nth us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-07

>ans q thu local .portsmen ~ish that
e. c.o.e time on partridge- extended To
- ST.. 20 October. They say there are
a,sa number 90 deer In the vicinity
-. at they are afraid the partridge
s-isr. during the month ~ September
o. ARE thru all OF before there IL Z
hsys Ia get a legal shot az Que Of them.