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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
EAST Bgvnel.

some Zelda Of sweet corn are about
ripe TOE The hsrvest.
Mr.. WIN. q. Howe of waltham, Mass.
n spending short vacation At J. ID
iIastlngs'.
Miss Auriila IApham OF Augusta Il
spending few weeks With her niece
Mrs. Etta Besn.
El,as Bsrtlett of Lltchheld IL also Wis
Ting his sister, Mrs. Eta Bean.
Mrs. Mary wlnslow % l0well, Mass,
IL Visiting her sister, Mrs. II. X. Bart
lett.
Mrs. Lirxle Torrcy Of Massachasetts
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Fannie Holt.
Master Arthur B~an OF Massachusetts
!. nov spending his vacation at u. T.
Ferry's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
aEIhEl.

Born, Aug. u, to ths wifs Of wallacs
fafwell. daughter. :.
xarrisd, Aug. n, BY Rev. ~. tlckett'
Chas. Wheeler and Misc Mabel Morgan
both Of bethel.
Ths members and teachers Of the
loyal Legion connected With the w. q.
r. II. were Invited on picnic % Master
Guy Bankers, pcar the toll bridge.
Hon. WIN. 4. Frye viii Address the
Republicans Of Bethel next Thursday
evening, Aug. ~, In Odeou Hall. An
Interestine speech may b anticipated.
The several thousand cords Of poplar
that was doomed near Skilllngs spool
mill IL being loaded on Ia cars with
portable engine, and IN elevator made of
belt carrying sharp spikes OF brAds
that runs Into the river, catches the noat-
ing wood and lifts u To The cara fouy
feet above the water. Three men can
easily load ten cars day.
The members Of the w. Z. Il. U. are
especially requested TO be present At the
next meeting Tuesday afternoon In the
Uulyersallst parlors. Several ladies
have not ret paid their dues, and the
treasurer wishes the money to be all In
before the annual meeting next week.
TIE i6-page pamphlet adverti.ing Ne
fourth annual meeting of the Riverside
Park Association and the bethel Agri.
cultural Fair To be held sept. IL, IL and
II Il out. This little book gives valu'
able Information To horseu,en aud cx-
hlbltors. Il also gives the llst OF pre-
miums, purses aud committees. copies
may be obtained free of cost by apply
Ing to Ernest Walker or Z. N. Wormcli.
Thursday WAS very unlueky day tor
the base ball club here. The weather
vanes pointed In northwesterly dircc.
tlon, but somehow the kind hand OF
Providence passed lightly over the nine
men Who arranged themselves against
the Rumford Falls team. The game
began about 400. A l.umford man,
acting % umpire, stepped behind the
pitcher aud tried 10 distinguish the
difference between q ball and . strike,
or q sssfe" and an "out" on bases. Sew
erAi Innings we're played With one per.
son controlling affairs, when . Bethe'
mau was given chance 10 assist In the
fun. Now We do not want TO say that
the umplrcs were wholly al fault Tor the
inequality Of the score. Not one BIZ OF
Il. The home pitchers were batied hard
a. the summary Will prove; sud their
hackers made numberleas errors that
we're '.dcad easy" little balls, and ought
10 have been captured. On the whole,
Il Was decidedly an ''od day" both to
umplrrs and TO bethel players. The
boys here hope Ia the return game 10
make the runs nearer together. aud per.
hsps have the lead OF three or four, "
possible. Following IL the summary;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
ROxBuRv.

swain 4 Reed have shut down their
mill, having turned nearly all their
stock Into bowels. They have bought Z
quantity Of do~el squares on Wild i,ives
aud have sent part % their crew and
part of their dowel machine. to that
place To turn out the bowels so AZ to iiil
their many orders.
The free raw material" doctrine IL
having q practical application here. The
bears are eating the sheep, hut az they
take them rs~ they make u all free.
paving no tariff. This rather discounts
the boys st Washington.
Born, Aug. l.. To the wife of Chas.
Hnndi.tt, q daughter.
There IL much travel over our roads.
Parties from Eamfori Fails find IL q
S.rv pleasant drive In the switzerland
Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
hEMRN.

A good rain storm would not be amlss
ju.t now. The ground IL getting very
dry.
T.. u. Knapp 10 still trying foI the
bears. lie has twelve trap. out, but has
caught nothing lately but Wallis dog.
A. n. Powers has gone 20 Grafton to
do mason work for j. II. Parar.
The schools In Nos. I and will com.
mence next Monday. Miss Manette LII.
tlehale. the efficient teacher for several
terms, IL To continue In the former; Mis'
Alice Barker 90 Hanover has been en-
gsged for the latter.
q. A. baker, Of Lawrence, Mass, ID IN
town for few days.
Mrs. n. \. Baker has been III for = few
days.
Jason Wilson has had the measles
lie I. ut David Wallis.
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NoRrr BUcNFitlo.

stephen spsalding'. baby died the
18th sitter very short illnes. Of brain
troahle.
Jane. Blcknell Il no, able To work
yet.
Mrs. Ming Buck % Wellesley liill..
Mass, !. II her fathers, u. l.. fsrrsrs.
90 q Walt.
Mr.. VIII Capp and wife aud Mr..
Arthur Lougce and wife % salem.
Mass, are spending their outing at
the Winchester spaulding place.
Mrs. j. 4. Warren and Mrs. 4. y.
Mason have been renewing their age by
the addition ot new teeth.
We have two meat carts In our place
this season, both the same day, which
gives us a grand opportunity 10 get all
the meat we want one day In the week.
Will Bish~e VS. on sumner ilill
thrashing two days this week with
James Blcknell's machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
SWEDEN

Mr.. Ellts FLINT met With very
seriou. accident on saturday of last
week. while walking With her little
grandsons In pasture near her home
.he slipped on rolling stone, which
caused her 10 tall AMI break her lef'
wrist. and ibiurc her bead an badly ths,
concussion 81 the brain u fesrcd. Her
recovery l. considered very doubtful.
Miss Alice rernsli 10 Portland l. visit
Ing AZ J. ". rvrrys.
Annie u. Ferry has returned TO Bos-
ton.
Mr.. ~. a.. Maxwell l. In MAssschu-
sets with her daughter.
Maude -. Young has returned u
Lvun. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
upIOh.

Eey. &. q. rcgg % Bangor has been a
guest AZ A. y. Abbo,t's the past week
Mrs. Clara Champion OF .oxbnry'
N..... .. visiting her sister, Mrs. H. D.
Coolidge. ,, III,
Clark Emery, wife AMI children, win
Ernest Rove, wife and daughter, OF Au'
burn. wrr. al T.. T.. Lanes this week.
Mrs. A. n. Frost aud daughter, Marie
M birmingham, Mass, are 10 town. :,
The social given by Mrs. t0lli. !
k,cott and Mary l.. Abbott 1hs!sdaS
',f,srnoou and evening was wei attend
ed. about ninety being present Tor sup
M. wilder and wife OF Roxbury
Mass. are at the Abboti House.
Married, Aug. Is, by Rev. ;. ;; iork
Mr.. Henry lnman and Miss Ina fuhef
both OF Upton.
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OxgORO.

They. rs. 4. y. are preparing 'o'
an entertainment, "fhe Kings Ds1 sh-
tsrs." m
Rev. Mr.. Rae of Exeter, y; u.
pr,achs,i a, the Congregational church
SUNDAY. N y
Th.fr were M services II the VI. D.,
church sunday, az Mr.. Middleton was al
III. camp meeting. -.
There VAS heavy thunder .hose'
SUNDAY evening. Lsander Wardweu
livery stable was struck, but not nus''
damage MAS done. -. 49,.
A large pine tree near Alvin Msu
va. struck during the ,hoSer Monday
EIbridge Edwards Il grading h'
,,cand. around hls new house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
ANOTHER GRowl.
A KICKER has rur N sEyEIAL DAYS
IiAE WAXING AT FUNCTIONS, AND
ms MAD.
BrcKrIrLp, Aug. 20, issi.

BrcsrirLD, Aug. 20, lsei.
Editor DsaOorat:
II may be that you will object TO your
paper being made = medium through
which the chronic GROWER may vent his
spleen, but " you will subject yourselves
10 the torture which have done on
several occasions OF waiting from three
To four hours at some Junction for . two
hours ride aud not growl, then Will
suffer In silence on.
We will say from Buckheld TO Bethel
and return. II Ia the same either way.
Go to Mechanic Falls, an easy trip OF an
hour or less, walt from three % four
hours. board the Grand Trunk train, an.
other hour lands you at Bethel. Leave
Bethel. stop at Mechanic Falls, il
hours (thls happened the 18th Inst walt
Ing for the 2:i0 train TO Buckfeld.
When the Grand Trunk train u within
five or ten minutes Of Mechanic Pals,
the T.. 4 II. p. train leaves that point,
often subjecting passengers To the In
convenience and expense OF taking .
team up the line, sometimes "a far as
Rumiord Falls.
Call for ticket on the j.. & H. y.
llne TO some point on the Grand Trunk
going north, you can obtain u. Call
for the same on the Grand Trunk
To some point on the T.. & u. T., you
can't obtain II. This Il "English you
know"
Now what We complain OF IL that
among the several trains there, some
one, In some way. may not arrange In
some manner "a 10 come somewhere near
connection. A five minutes walt on
Saturday OF the T.. & II. y. train would
have accommodated more than one pas
seuger by deny Ing them the unspeaksble
pleasure Of nesrlya i've hours sojourn
at the beautifully appointed depot OF
the Z. & IL. y. system at Mechanic Falls.
Vanderbilt With his millions land
money goyerns) Issues his pronuncia.
m. MO .'rhe public Be Id" and this u
forcibly exempliiied In the manage
ment Of corporations, trusts and con-
blnes, ~ we'll as With railroad systems,
and while the words uttered by Wander
bllt will ring In the ears of generation,
to come, the people will round up theil
backs and accept this same dsmnatior
treatment from these aystems With nov
and then a wall, until government 4
compelled to step In and guarantee som'
rights to the public. by what way TILL
thug will be brought about u not Ger
talniy known, but ut the nate receiver,
are being sppolntcd for the many bank
rupt roads Ia the country, 10 would seeu
an easy way for government TO adjus
matters, giving exact Justice to ill,
~ the
wheel
moves
q. TILrox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

IONfORD. &c Alta Court ~ Probate hshi II
Paris. within AMI for the tOanty ~ DNfori on
the thiri TUESDAY % Aug. \. ~ liza.
Waller d. Homes AMI James :. Wright. Adinr.
Nth o.. ~i ahbssel. 90 The estate 81 D.. ~
HOLMES, late % DNf0ri. IN sahl County, de
mlnl.tfslloa oftks estate OF sail i.cca..i Zoe
| Alisxahre
OHnsRrp. that ths ssii Admrs. si'e notice
o. all psrsons interested by cau.lnE q copy ~
Ihis oF,isr a. - publish~sl thrre weeks sue.ss
.i,sly In the ONfsri Ds,ao-rai prnts.i a faris,
that they NAY autsar a Frohate Court ~ -
hsi a faris In saii County, On the thirl Tue.
iay % SEPT Be,t, % nne ~ The closk In The fore
Booa. ssd .bo~ cause. any they have. Why
the same shosi not ~ slhowei.
GkO. A. WILSON, judge.
4 true oopy-attsst =
AInLRT ID PARK. Rsxi.tsr
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MElChNlllE.

Mrs. Guile Lane IL caring for her sis'
ter, Mrs. Sarah Staples, Who !. very
sick.
Mr.. George Cash and two children
81 COTS Falls are the guests Of Mrs
Frank Estes.
Mrs. X. y. Staples WAS the guest OF
Mrs.. T.. II. Boynton Of larmouth'ill'
last week.
Mr.. ". II. Hall Loot = valuable coll
last week.
Mr.. J. \. French aud daughter visited
Sumner, North Woodstock and Bryant''
Fond last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
NORYh pAniS

Oscar Ellingwood aud wife were ut b.
Il. Fields August 10Th.
u. X. bow aud wife went tn Norway
August 18th. +,
Josie Foster has been visiting At Frank
Gowelrs for few days.
John q. Chase VAS married 10 Mis-
Rachel Holden at Auburn lately and has
moved on TO his farm.
John Chase and Frank Gowell took
drove Of lambs TO Auburn the first oi
the week.
Mrs. u. y. Field aud children have
gone To visit her parents 1t Prospect
IIArbor. Hancock Co. She went Ia
company with Capt. small aud wife.
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RusIoaD rllLs.
nrriirI-
rsl.

Iutsls, " ~ - " 20 "
,trueA out by ChspmAn Q. Wiley ., Isibhell
I, Iaflia q, Nsliih I, . hs.e hits. Rgmior'
i,sstinr.' Vmpir,., ~. Libby. u. M..on.
soorvr.. q. 4. Cnseri, ". :. Chasiler, Time
% game, th. l,m.
lamferi Pals. ieliiilsi.M
bsthels. leeeoste"@"
Rev. Mr.. Barton aud Wife and little
daughter arrived for good Thursday
afternoon. On entering their new home
they found the table set and all prepare
lions made for supper, an nothing re-
malncd for them 10 do but 10 alt down
aud enjoy the rcpast that Was most Kind
IN furnished by the ladies In the society.
Friday evening the minister and family
we're rendered reception In the UnlScf-
sailst chapel. Mr.. Barton Was warmly
welcomed back To the church by his own
parishloners and by Others who we're as
sembled. During the evening Nellie frost
sang solo "wheu the mi.ts have clear
ell away;" Mrs. f1nney and Mrs. York
a duet. "The Fair Jeanneiies, and Joan
s,earns gave q recitation. "The Drum
mer Boy" Cornle French rcci,cd The
Hero Of The Tower" and Mrs. w. =.
Chandler read "Bllly's l.ose." Ice
cream and cake were served At an early
hour. The decorations were hne, fowers
aud vines were tasiefully arranged about
the windows and woodwork. The chan
deliers received q bouniiful share OF The
flowers.
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pIcsyAlg.

Nearly every one /. nov through hay
Ing.
cutting grain !. the order Of the day
Prof. Parker entertained the people OF
Tie chapel on the evening OF the I'D
With his variety shoS.
Mr.. Allen, our stage driver. has NOV
81 Into the Deacon Bishop house.
samuel aud Thomas Task are visiting
fri-uds In Franklin.
Mr.. Dyer and daughter have return
Ell Ia their home la farmlpgton.
faiiy an average crop Of hay has beer
harvested In this section.
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ptRu.

Mrs. a.. NJ. StillmAn and daughter
Edna went To Portland on the Odd fel-
lows excursion the 18th.
J. VI. Cannon went to Portland Ia
the soldiers reunion on the 30th.
Wilson stlllman started round With
hls threshlng machine last Monday. A
Mr.. ilsnnsford of Dlxheld isat work Tor
him.
There IL Ia be an entertainment and
Ice cream supper az the meeting house
on the ia and the proceeds are Ia 20 Ia
help hx up the church.
MI. sadie Castle OF water,ille "
visiting Ia town.
Mr.. brown, Who has been boarding at
4. u. Walkers, has returned TO Massa-
chuset,s with hls team.
Hollis Turner was In Paris on the ?lsf,
and u. W. walker tended depot TOR HIN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. samuel kesue from Mas
sachusetta are stopping d q. y. Dyers.
Rev. u. l.. Wheeler hsld . meeting q
ths Morrill, school houss Sunday, Aug
10. There VAS Q good attendance.
Mrs.. Rebeccs whiting OF Nsssachu.
setts IL visiting at q. II. BonneyS.
"Coidest I ever saw" II the exprcs-
sIon Of almost every Que for Aug. aist.
Albert Ames of Hartford got quite
severely kicked one day last week. lie
h now able TO ride out.
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WATERFORD.

p.x p,. Gibbons Of Philadelphia
,,,,ebel al the Congregational ehurvh
a, the Plat Sunday, Aug. ~, 10 very
I,,,se audience. The church MAS very
n,,,,Iiy decorated with ferns aud .o'a-
sa,oI and exc,llen music Vas furnl,h-
"a hv an, city guests In town. Dr. Oio-
hon. delivered one Of the sbles' 'ef'n'n'
that vas ever given la town.
Col. Cousins aud wife ani N,s. h'.
CAGE ~ Gorhsm have boen WISHING ~
John q. Eysrrtt's the past week. 4.
Prof. Henry 4. Warren, principaI o'
,ih,ny. y. y. academy. has been lass
An, nart Of hi. vacation In town
~ Thoma. Gage and family OF Mor-
s..,,,. N...., sfc boarding At the Tat.
m, C,v, \. one 90 the leading ply sleisns
!, worcester and IL native Of Water
ford. - m
4. visiting friends In town. .
" J.xett Ia bulldlng new stable.
a p,rty 90 eight started for ten days
a.hlnc trip last Thursday. They 10 W
an. Your Ponds. ,
~" m. concert given by the summer
.,s.r. an Masonic Hall for the beneh'
=, an. congregational church Was
,a.,s.d .ucce.s, and much enjoyed os
,hs large audience present. Aoou, -
90. realized, snd the Kindness |" ,n",s
~ho gave the entertainment Is hiSnl,
snnresl.tri. The following Was VIZ
proxrsm, and all the parts were ""''
rendered: ,,...,.
p~o-rl.no ant orE.n-hws "ss s.s,.,s s.sSs
Ms cs.y~as. Nj. Bre.sr, .,,,.,
distinguishing .clysss
ssersns ssie-rs'isr my wishcs. r..r..
Mr. r,.rss. ma. s.s-iu
t,..a Solo ksnsses.i O.tfow. M"
! Miss pfiisr. ,.sJ
! n..t-i,rssses % >i<ht.
Mrs. fiere. Mr.. bfevef' ,..,,.,
l .-...,. m S..h,--Dahsfii-.
Ni.. Chapman.
tl.,t Orr.a >sk--fmprostsstion.
Mr.. nrvwef. 49,
r v...,inr-fsl i've. two. fhrys.
hi TIE Biss ast Tbs Crsy'
Ma ferkins- 49,.
ar. Fierce. Miss Chsgsaa 49,,
" rt.ee sr<i OrEss-nstfai $50
Mr.. i.,siIsassi. MIS- tAi'-s' NJ ''s"
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Aoa1A Albany.

Mr.. Joseph Holt. Who has been III .
long time, died Monday, the Wh inst.,
aged - years. lie leaves vile, cns
sou and = daughter. lie wns buried
Wednesday Ia the cemetery at sonEo::
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Bryant returned ia
their home In Lowell, Mass, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. sloane came home
FROM the lakes Tuesday. aud report q
nlea sanl time.
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WILSON'S N,lla

Mrs. y. pingrce has gone tn Went
worths Location tn make her brother
Peter Bennett, = visit.
Several parties of sportsmcn have gone
up the river the past week.
Mr.. Danforth saw seven deer coming
irom Camp Caribou To Camp In the
Meadows.
A number went tn Coiebrook tn fore-
psugh's show aud Martx MAS 1t lower
town Friday night.
Miss Ella Lsfarler returned from her
vacation and our school commenced
August sth.
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soii1A aiiMEoRp.

Wallace Clark of thls place snd VII
liam Clark aud two lsdie: irom New
Work are at Clark Cottage 10 MEXICO; =.
M. Llrsls fsraald Of Boston 70 Walt
Ing relatives In Iiumford. Ia.
Mr.. Ardells Elliott IL storp'ng With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~. l.. Wyman
few days. 4. ,....,n. \,
Dist. No. =.
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4 true copy-ails.t -
OxIonp. .. Al . Ceun Of rroLa,e hell a

ONfORD, 80 Al . Cour % fnobsie held n
Paris, within AMI for the County % 0tfcri
on The ihiri Tuesday Of Aas, A. y; lsst.
estate ~ wALTtR D. MANN. late 81 Mihot
Plantation. In saht County 10 Oxford. deees-s~i
praying Zoe nssnss b. seii ant convey certain Rss
hsists lslonginE % said c.,sis ani ls-crihe'i Ia
his I-stltion on dc In the Probate once.
DaDkRtD. That the sai.i petitioner 1--WE notics
~ al persons intsrvstei, by causing an sb-trssi
~ BIZ Istition. with this orier thsrcon, o. 10
publshei thrive weeks .nccc.siyely In the Gu
sail County, that tlsy may APPEAR d q Probate
Court. 81 IL bsh az fsrts. on The thirl Tuesday
Of ssyt. nest. h nine o'closk IN The fovneon. AMI
show oau-s fany they have, shy the sane shoahl
nd tc granted.
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Jslse.
A true copy stts.t
ALBERr u. Park, REGISTER.
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Ns,iss sS rs,itiss Ssr Disshsrgs.
STATE NJ MAINE.


ONTOgD, 90 Court ~ Insolvency. In the case
afCIlARI.Es %. SWAN, in.ol,ent Debtor.
NOriCE .. hereby Given that q le,i,ion has, an
~ mi. s.si day % Aug, A. u. lsst, been pre-
senie.i o. ssii Court Tor all County, by Charlie.
%. swan, ~ Norway. In the County ~
OXFORD. praying that he may lie .iesrce'i fall
il.eharge from all his deiss. pr,Able under the
provision. of Chapter seventy of the statutes Of
Maine, AMI upon saisi petition. u !. orisr~i by
all Court that hearing u hal upon
the same lefore sait Court a Parts, In sah'
County OF Oxfori an "Wednesday. the lsSh day
Of seil. A. u. i-st. nd nine o'clsk In the fore
noon: AMI that notice thereof ls pubn.hei In
the OXFORD Democfat, q Newspaper publlshei In
saii County of oxford. once wesk for thru. sue
eessi,e wcek.. the lat puhlicsiion "a le n,s
days tsfore the day Of hearing AMI thai all ercsi
llor. who have prv,ei their dsit-, sni ether Isr.
.ons interested. may appear a said place and
time AMI show cause. II any they have. Why q
discharge should not he grsntel -sii hettor &C
corlins ~ the prayer ~ his pstiiion.
Attest s-ALiiEhT ID. PARK. Register
Of aid Court Tor AID County OF Osfori
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OfNOHD. - AT q Couu u fTui.at. hshi a
faris, wuhln AMI Tor the toanty ~ bxfsri. on
IN. thlri Tuesday ~ Aas. 4. ~, l-s.
On ths t-titloa of tiifslsth T.. o. Rirhari.
s,ims. % Tho estate ~ JARVIS ". RICHARDS.
LAT. ~ MsNico, In said County, sisoss-s.i. prsy
ins for llcsnss ~ s.il AMI convey ssrtAla ks. "
tate bshnsins On sail estate anil dessfitci In hsF
r.atiilon on DO In The Probate once.
OHptntp, That ALI Istltionsr Give notlcs a.
| orisf b. 10 pubt.hsi thrce ~esks snoss.slVsly
IN tho oxford p-usosrat. pfint~i al Paris, that
tlsy may apJesr "a Q PrOlsts Count ~ 10 hshi
| st Paris, oa tie thiri Tuesday % SEPT Bs,t, Al
| nine o'cbrk In tho forrnson. AMI shos cause. n
any they have, why the same shoui b0s IL
rabts.i
A true cVpy-siis.t -
AIBEET n. PAgk. Rs.t.tsr
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RuMFoRo.

Mr.. George Clay OF Grand ltsp,as'
Michigan. with two children, snu nI.
and Mrs. Frank Elliott, OF NORWAY ARC
whiting their mother, Mrs. ih'ehA
Mr.. and Mrs. Etheridge and Mas Flor
enee Etheridge OF boston, are ~ MI
Mr.. I.itchaeid (ass ricrioe BartietD
18th her two daughters, is Waiting her
father. Mr.. Adams Bartlett. Mrs.. Litch-
Adds daughters are very smart ana &C
..omoli.hed young ladies. The younger
n an exceedingly fine musician.
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Nssiss % second Mssting 90 Crsaitsrs
n Insstveney.

To the creditor. % ALvAN n. GOODWIN. OF
Is~thsi. IN the County of oxford AMI state OF
Maine, tn-ol,est Debtor.
You are hereby notinei. That with the AZ
pro,al of the Juige OF the Court % insolyeney
Tor .aid County the Second MEETING of ths
Crriitofs of said insolvent IL sppointesi q
ls hsh a. the Probate cour! RON :.
day Of SEPT A. u. ist. at nine oelsk In The fore
noon. You win govern yourselves Aocoriingiy
Given under nay hand and the orier of Court
ALuEIr n. PAhk. Register ~ The Court ol
Insolvency for satd County Of Oxfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oo,Nos OF the WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
FAST wAnEasoan

Mr.. and Mr.. Ei~in IIutchins OF
lowell ARE visiting AZ Ira Johason's.
Thew Was q dance In the pavilion
Saturday evening. Music by s,earns'
orchestrs. three pleces.
Miss jennie 4. Bsker 90 Norway Il
visiting No W. r. browns.
Mrs. Jane lo,eIcy Is working for Mrs..
q. \. Miller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

OXFORD, 90 s-At Q Court 90 frvi.sie. bell
the thiri Tuesday sf Aug. A. u. i-et.
Oa the petition ef Mary A. ssiibns!, ..ai
dian of the estate of SRkD W. sCRinNER
of iiirrm IN ssii County. PRAYING for Home
% cell sni convey seftsin rvs' estate bs
tion on ale In tbe fresst~ once.
OspsHEp. That the ssit petitioner give nosics
o. all y~r-oas Interested, by oaasinx . copy
of thls srisr 90 te vabiishssi thrcs weeks sue
cc-.ively In the Otfori Dem.rrst, ptints.i a
Parts that they may appear a Court Of Pro
hate ~ ~ hsti at rsns. On saii county. 90 tss
thirt Tuesday of sea-. neat. 10 nine o'ehscA
In ths FORENOON. snd shov cause. " any thsy
have why the same shsah not t~ rrnntel
GEOit0E A. WILSON. Jsise.
A true eopJ-.,,,.,l !, , ,,,v No..
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ALBERr u. Park. REGISTER.

oxyoup, % Al Coar ~ Prls,s hsli 81
Paris, within and for the tosniy ~ Oxford. "a
the ihiri tuesday % Aug. A. u. iss.
On the petition ~ Marrar.t A. Walt gnariiss
% the estate % WILLIAM W. WAIT. %
convey CERTAIN rvsl estate lsionsing "a
ali estate. ani de-er,ssi In her pstitioa "a
ale In The probate ono.
b. ali ysr-oas intsrs.ss.i. BY causing a
copy of thi. orier % ~ pabn.bei ihrrs
wrsk. su-res-i,ely In the Osfori D.m
rrst. q nsv.p.Isr prtnts-i 90 Paris, IN
hate Coar ~ ~ hsbt "a Paris, On the thiri Tue.
iay 10 SEPT. neat. h nine o'closk In The forc
noon. ,nd .no~ ,aa.s u any They have shy the
A true copy-At,e.t :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
EAST PERU.

Mrs. NJ. Holt IL very sick With billion.
trouble aud Dr. sturtevant OF Dixheid
attends her.
A. d. Grinlth'. hoy Ia also quite sick
| With liver trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
hARTeORD.

Call at Ralph Morrili's and see his
new stock of hats. caps, aud gents' fur
nishing goods. Ills prices cannot be
undermined.