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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
GREENWOOD.

Earth has finally put on the green OF
June. but until very recently, In conse-
auence of the cold, wet weather the Tor
ct. have been yariegated Ike the begin.
ming Of autumn. so that the species OF
every tree could BE- told by Its color.
The early planted sweet corn has
mostly rotted, and they are replanting
Il. Glad IL Is looking so finely In
Mason.
Not long since q farmer was moving
poke beside the road, and q man passing
along asked him II he had not commence
Ell having rather early; no, said the
farmer, I am poking. 40 as To give my
grass a better chance TO grow. Many
farmers have not yet done that. but
ought tn. IL IL an early plant, and cut
Al the right time you get rid OF null
sance.
Ia there q law requiring guideboards
xh.re two WAYS meet' IL not there
ought 10 be-, since travellers unacquaint-
ed With the roads frequently take the
wrong one. We have recently seen
yuIdeboards lying on the ground, and
other. .o oblitersted with age that Old
Mortality or some one else ought 10 TO
letter them at once.
speaking Of roads, We sish to remind
fols. that II lsn't good idea To leave
brush and trigging stones there. we
have removed lots OF such obstruetions
out Of the highways from time To time
for the benefit Of the riding public.
Calling on John Titus the other day
we found his father-in-law, Dea. VIII
liam Thomas, hoeing q piece Of potatoes
the second time, and they were the lArg'
eat we have seen. They are growing
on warm, rich land and will soon BE- Ia
blossom.
Jono,hsn wants to know how much OF
the national debt IL being paid thi'
year. Possibly othere are Interested Ia
the same matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
WEST FRyeBURo.

some person entered the barn Of j.
". Towle aud helped himself Ia pho.-
phste. lie hopes the crops planted With
II will flourish and bring forth one
thousand fold of witch grsss.
Mrs. Edwin Walker was buried We'd
nesday y. NJ, after q short Illness. She
VAS an active member 81 the :. L.. G.,
the Grange aud u. Of u. The foral
display was very pretty. The ioyelie.t
were two pillows given by her sister.
and the u. Of II. The husband, son and
relative. have the heartfelt sympathy OF
the entire community.
Ripe .trawberrie. were picked By Mrs.
=. u. Wiley In her yard June lst.
ST.. q. was postponed on accoun, of
sickness. WIN meet June 10Th with
Mrs. Ida Ballard.
Mrs. =. 4. Sweat and daughter from
Great Falls, Mont. are visiting her
mother, Mrs. =. W. Towle.
Hattie Towlc hs. returned from Mon
tans, where she has been With her sister
for four wears.
Mrs. n. Jones has made twenty
cheeses.
Little Mollie lluichln. had q very nice
csrrisge sent her by her grandfather
Mr.. X. Chase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
CONGRESSMAN olsoIEN Rtsost
MATED.

rt..s The >econd District congre.-
.a-aI convention AtAuhUrn Tuesday jusi
t-tt minutes To- give Hon. Nelson
l...,r. Jr.,A denomination Tor con
-. D., acclamation, and transact the
gtsr BUSINESS that came before ".
~ opening 20 the convention Nas
Eatad somewhat on account ot the
si'e convention then In session AZ ll"N-
s.r. TWAS called % order BY ". L.
an. E.a., % Eockland, chairman OF
- district committee. ten. Davis
rr.an II Rockland Nas called Ia ia"
t..- md John a.. Patten of Bath.
Ht.i ngton Dsggcti ~ strong aud pr'
Ha...v ~ wisCasset were made seCre-
AZ,
Cen url.on spoke briefly on taking
~ ,hIr.
IN. district committee, ~ committee
q. i,ntials. reported ~ delegates
,--.sr, put u y, TO which the dis,ric,
sfrfr 30
Da-.-s..mau Dlngley Vas nominated
M Do. \ Roberts, ESQ. 81 Norway
-atr.f Tat emphatic speech, and the
1r.-s-..u Was seconded by T.. D.. Dun
hrrf Ilmari.cutta. The nomination
81. g.' a1d carried by unanimous ris-
ug,o,.
IN. .umitt~e on resolutions report
gNtiaa additional resolution present.
ID i7r .h, Hoor. 80 follows;
F...... THatLI. ,un,sutiau ~. arm. ne
fls Efrusiirsn ratty tnhaf AZ.
."r. l.- ..r.rt. HsnNsutiuns ~ sl-..h ~
~. '"l 1870 ,.-,..f NJ, ~. M.
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aaxAh1,s POND.

A large delegation from Franklin
Grange Visited Rumford Falls saturday
on picnic excursion.
Miss Gertrude Earl occupied the pull
pit at the Universslist church last Sab
bath.
Our police officer reports thirteen I'M
licensed dogs In town.
The free high school closed Friday.
There will be no summer term OF regu-
lar schools. :.
Work on moving the Grand Trunk
station will commence this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Mrs. I. q. Ames, Mrs.. u. IL. Wiley,
Mrs. II. A. Frye, Mrs. w. y. I0yejoy,
Annie Frye, NJ. J. n. Iovejoy, Mr.. J..
n. Barrows and Rev. y. X. BEEN At
tended the unlversalist state convention
1t Biddeford.
Mr.. J. ID. Merriman and Herbert q.
Rowe went on trip to Itumford Falls
and the lake region Tuesday, returning
Saturday.
Addic Gordon and Daisy and Grace
Dixon were thrown backward from q
carriage Thursday afternoon by the
breaking Of the seat strap. The young
ladies were badly shaken up aud u LA
wonder that more serious trouble was
not experienced.
Hon. A. T.. lIerrick and DIR. T.. ID.
Ilili enjoyed few days hshIng at Up
per Dam via Andover.
The Ariel Quartette Was to sing In
Odeon Hall last Thursday evening, but
owing 10 sickness among the performers
the concert Was postponed.
Elmer and Martin Stowell are putting
In q foundation for j. II. Chapman's
house between the chair finishing room
aud Coburn's shoe shop. The old Gro
yer building near the academy IL to be
moved to this place when the stone work
IL completed.
The East Oxford Local Union Of the
Y. T.. \. q. X. At Albany was we'll at
tended by delegates and Others from
this place. Hon. u. w. Woodbury., Rev.
Israel Jordan, X. e. Chamberlain, Alb
bie Grover, Eiberta Burnham, Mrs. j.
4. burlington, Mira. W. y. Chandler aud
Mrs. y. \. Chandler were the visitors.
The strawberry festival under the
susplces Of the Methodist society In the
ladies' relief corps rooms "Wednesday
evening, was enjoyed by q large number.
The berries sold fast and gave good sat
isfsction.
The Volunteer Fire Department and
the Hook and Ladder Company were out
for practice Friday evening. The large
extension ladders were put up on Beans
store, and q stream of water thrown
from the roof 10 the top aud sides OF
nelghboring buildings. Afterward the
hose WAS used from different points
along the street.
Miss Mary Cummings. who WAS car
ried to the Maine General Hospital six
weeks ago Ia have her leg smputated at
the knee. returned Friday afternoon.
Rev. y. y. Ilcaley. Unitarian. deliver
ell a fne lecture In the tniyersalist
church Friday evening. subject. Zone
touch Of nature makes the whole world
kin" Those Who attended were very
much pleased with the lecture and the
lecturer.
Rev. Mr.. lIeaiey supplied the univer.
sails, pulpit sunday with "Life's story"
as his theme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
WEST BETHEL

Flora Wheeler came home on Friday
20 attend the graduating exercises al
Gould Academy, but returned In time TO
commence school Monday morning.
Frank Grover and wife, with other
friends, called on us last Thursday even
Ing.
n. n. shaw was In Lewiston the 9th,
a delegate to political convention.
A very unusual thing IL Ia see the
apple blossoms remain on the trees a.
lon, a. they have this spring. some oil
them remaining for three weeks. Apples
seem To be- setting quite well.
Feed In pastures IL getting quite good
now. and "a pastures are generally very
lightly stocked, there seems To be no
reason why there will not be some lat
cattle In the fall.
sarah Grover Is In the place for short
time.
A very enjoyable occasion was that at
Mr.. A. ". Growers "wednesday after.
noon, on the occasion Of the marriage OF
nj. daughter Grace 10 Herman "A. skill
llngs Of Harvard, Mass.
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HEBRON.

Rev. Matt :. llughc. Of Portland gave
q lecture In sturtevant Hall Monday
evening.
Meetings are held In Grange Hall
sunday afternoons.
We are glad Ia say that mo.t OF the
sick one. are improving In health. Mrs.
=. u. Richardson has not been quite as
we'll thi. week.
Mrs. e. u, Record 10 Dorchester, New
brunswick. IL visiting at &. T.. Trips.
Mrs. Lebanon has been spending n
few days with friends In South Paris.
Ernest Sturtevsnt was home from
New Hampshire for few days last
week.
Mr.. Gertrude Harlow Scribner of
Yarmouth l. visiting at her fathers, y.
II. Ilarlow's.
Preparations are being made for com
mencemcnr. which will soon IT, here.
We are pleased Ia learn that Rev. MI.
white % bath will preach the bsecs-
laureate sermon, which will be- June
Eth
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0llEA0.


Miss Celia leighton, teacher OF the
village school, took her scholars tn ride
saturday afternoon. Tie severe shower
gave them Q good wetting. but that
made the event none the less enjoyable
Ia the youthful participants.
e. n. Gilbert and the men under hl'
charge moved their headquarters Mon
day TO West bethel.
f.ev. Leslie u. withee arrived In town
Thursday, and delivered an able, Inter
estlng sermon before large apprecia-
tive audience sunday morning. In the
evening q still larger audience WAS pres
ent, when an interesting &. u. People.
service was given, consisting largely oi
solos, duets and choruses, rendered un-
der the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. q. U.
Burnham. Mr.. withee conducted the
service, making most appropriate re-
marks, az al.o did Mr.. Farrar.
I,ev. y. VI. wiswall Of Hartford,
Conn, arrivci In town Friday, and u
staying at Mrs. ID. e. LAryt. lie has
Just been on q fishing trip az the Range.
ly lakes. where he secured both good
supply OF trout and fine coat OF tan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Ca-ysrt... were held In the Third
.-ilol-'h Congressional Districts OF
h..s a.t " yisesday. Ia the fourth
b',rg' ~ l.1utslle Vas given ~
hu.uifHl ty scCAmatiOn. In the
lt.ni N,'r.,t there have been three can
State. .1 .h, trld. but Il MAS some time
a tsg .ei PSI the choice 81 delegates
IA NJ. NIUksu would have a ren"m-
tr.ou. hon. \. VI. spear Of Gardiner,
- - Co., candidates, Withdrew al
~ uury,l'.0u iu favor ~ Mr.. Milllken'
n vote. gt,t Nsre ~ for Mr.. Mllll-
- sb.l o. Cor Hon. OfVille u. Baker
N flf.f District convention vii 90,
,-hed ulti later. when Mr.. Reed vii
gysu unanimous denomination, ana
~ Frrs''gs which Maine has obtained
p u -si.oual house will BE- maintained
y ~ abe delegation which nov rrpfe..
-ai' ~ rae Tree state In the halls oil
N,gry.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
DENMARK.

Mr.. George Burnham is In town for a
dav or two.
The Odd Fellow. have begun their new
barn.
Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, IL repairing the
roads In his district.
A number Of cases OF measles and
whooplng cough are reported In this
vicinity.
Alta town meeting held June 9Th the
town voted Ia cell the poor farm on
Pa,rick's IIill. and purchase another. \
committee Of three were appointed Will
full powers To do the same. Jared .
Berry. l.. A. ingalls,, Charles u. smith
comprise the committee.
Mr.. George A. IIill aud wife OF Cam
bridgeport, Mass, are on q short visit "a
their mother, Mrs. &. n. Belcher.
Mr.. George W. Gray IL again away on
q surveying job for the Portland Match
lOmpany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
CANTON

Miss George Towlc IL visiting friends
at Amesbury, Mass.
rr~d Dyer, Who has been nc homo slch
With the measles, returned 10 his school
al Hebron Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Allen has been Waiting
old friends In town during the past
week.
Mrs.. A. n. Merrill returned Thursday
from weeks trip To Portland and
Yarmouth.
A party az six returned from Four
Ponds Thursday, where they have been
spending q week fishing. The friends
of that party are eating trout Just now.
They caught about 200 during their
stay.
burglars entered the store Of j. G..
Fuller last Monday night, June 9Th, and
carried OF nifty pairs of pants, q few
coats and all the money Mr.. Fuller had
In the money drawer. II WAS all silver,
so he was unable To tell Just how much
u Was. They needed Joe Coburn's lap
robe aud shears In their business, so
they went up 10 his house and got them.
The lap robe they forgot to return. 90 II
Was found In the store the next morn
Ing. The shears they used In opening
the money drawer, and piece OF them
was found In IL the next morning. Can
ton needs q nlght-wstchman badly. Mr..
Fuller has had hard luck during his res
ldence In Canton and has the sympathy
81 many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
aanMhEisIp.

Mr.. Edwin Bean, formerly Of Brown-
aeld. nov Of California, il usltln.
friends In thi. village.
\ heavy thunder storm caused con-
adorable damage In this vicinity satut-
day afternoon, damaging the house OF j..
n. Amss considerably. la the western
mart Of the tosn three cows were Killed
belonging "a Charles Blake.
Mrs.. Irving Libby and daughter feari,
Who have been on quite protrseted
yislt 10 Mrs.. Howard Porter OF freePon'
have returned 10 their home, TIE
Pequa~ ket House.
lev. Mr.. Bartlett preached In the Con-
gr,gationalist church last sunday.
Rev. r.. 4. Eastman has hnlshei h''
l,hor. IN this place a. pastor, much 10
the regret 90 many Of the members VI
his congregation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

4 heavy thunder shower occurred here
on saturday, the ~, and the lightning
played havoc With the house Of y. ID.
Ames. IL struck tree near the house
and ran thence on q wire which con-
nec,ed the tree aud house. Two rooms
were badly damaged. Mr.. Ames Was
In the house. but received no serious
Injuries.
The circle will meet with Mrs. W. III.
stickney on the 2Oth.
The first PRAYER meeting at the school
house was held on Tuesday evening,
various cause. hindering their renewing
them earlier. VIII he held weekly now.
Bass fishing Ia quite the "fad" now-a-
DAYS.
II was Mrs. Mansfield, not Mr.. Mans
Held. as las, weeks items made u sp-
pear, who was sick. and Mrs. Mansfield
Vas not seriously sick; sbe received
quilt. fright from = runaway. Not be-
Ing strong Il affected her for time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
HEzAQ EAlla

The Pine Tree State Lodge, !. q. g
r., gave "a entertainment Friday, June
lat. TIE program Was successfully car
RED out, but very few attended.
Mr.. Henry Libby Of Porter, who has
been In the Insane asylum, died recently
Of dlphtheria. lie remains were brought
home June ith for burial.
Horn, June I, to the wife OF Mr.. Oliver
Firth, daughter.
The house occupied BY Mrs. Ilssie
French was burned Wednesday. June q.
Mr.. Washington Towle u very sick.
Mr.. Charles Churchill Of North Far
sonsheld IL at work for Mr. Allen Gar
ner.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Crouthers, aged about . years, died June
IL
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ann aewARo Stoo.

The rrAder. Of shi. payer Win ts ple..cd 10
learn that there IL At ieast one drvasiei diseaAe
thai science has ieen able 10 eure In al ts
stases, and that IL CAtsrrh. iiaifs Catarrh
Cur. !. the only positive cur. hnoun " ,ns Me-,
dissAse requires Q constitutional treatment.
IIalfs Catarrh Curv IL taken internally, acting
,iirrstly upon the blcoi and Mucous sarfsces OF
the system, thevoy destroyiss We iounasuos
by building up thu consultation and assisting
niturp In doing Ne work. TIE proprietors have
81 much faith In its curative powers, that they
oGer Ose iIusdrei Dollars tor any oaae thai 10
fails ~ cure. send for list of testimonials.
Address. y. J. CHENEY a CO. Tolsio. d.
sSsoli by Druggists, 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
NORIA PARIS

Quincy Allen hiss moved on to the
John a.. Chase farm.
Oscar kimball and Blrney Field are at
work for :. 4. Maxim at south Paris.
AN. Curtis 81 Peru Visited his broth
er. ". D.. Curtis. June aud J.
Mrs. Minnie Morse 81 Island Pond
has visited her parents, T.. s,arblrd and
wife.
re. GoWell aud wife saw a deer
crossing their pasture June i.
Mrs. Townsend % Lynn, Mass, u at
work for Charles Henson, ESQ.
Capt. q. VI. small and wife have been
visiting friends here.
George Hammond with crew 81 men
are az work for n. ". Dnnham moving
his shed across the road, and are going
% pat up an ell two stories In height.
There l. some complaint OF sweet corn
rOtting 90 wet ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
plsFItlp CENTRE.

E.P. Gould died sunday ~ heart dis
ease. IL had been unable Ia I've down
for long time, but hls death Was not
looked Tor AZ the time, a. he seemed to
D. improving.
Mr.. y. ". Perkins % l.lyermore
Pail. 4. visiting her brother, Emerson
Waite.
Mr.. blanche Waite has recently
n,intsd her house inside aud out.
The Cheese 60. al this place commence
.d making cheese Monday morning.
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nlCkvAlE.

pr. RYAN Of Rumford Fails vaccinNes
I'm Franklin Plantation to-day (frhsy')
Charlie. Curtis and Miss Inca Ham
mond OF Paris have been on vish 10
relatives and friends In Dlekvsie anu
Franklin the past week. Charles maze
a good catch of trout
Strawberries are getting ripe.
AZ. =. Tracy has been chosen delegate
10 the oxford County Republican con-
yention. .u-
There IL to be 4 baptism at franki'n
Plantation June 18th.
At the recent town meeting In FRANK
liz q. l.. Mathews MAS chosen collector
q. y. Gordon road agent.
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PERU.

Mrs. Emma Stillman l. on the sick
llst. and Or. SturteVant 81 DiNneld at
tends her. 49,,
Cr-en IIod.dOn l. building an addition
"a his store. Ills son-in-law Of Byron l.
doing the work.
wm. m. Beut l. raising up hls stable
and putting a basement under u; also
putting on a new root.
Geo. Conant picked ripe strawberries
on the 3Oth Of May.
James Barrows 81 sumner Was In town
and spent sunday with his mother and
sister.
4. Nj. brown died June after a lin
gering illness Of Bright's disease. Ills
funeral ~as the ID. The remains were
carried To Carthage for burial.
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EAST RUMFoRp.

Augustus Adams OF iIaverhill, Mass,
Was In town Friday.
T.. T.. Abbott, wsllie Clark and John
welch went 10 Garland Pond fishing
Friday.
C.P. Eaton has moved to the Falls.
Henry Abbott IL able to drive about
town.
Sumner and Oscar Presley of Rox-
bury Pond were In town Saturday.
4. W. Abbott IL better.
JEFF Jackson has his house ready To
move into.
W. II. brigham Of Buckheld was In
town Monday.
Mrs. q. q. Richardson and daughter
Of DiYfield were In town Tuesday.
shell aud Bert farnham have gone To
Rapgeley selling robes.
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NoRrs ALBANY.

Mr.. Lewis VI. IIolton vent Ia Massa-
chusetts Monday where he ~lll spend =
few weeks visiting friends aud relatives.
Lncian johnson had social dance at
hi house Tuesday evening. quite a
number were present and good time
was eniOycd by the dancers.
Mr.. Richard IAwrencc's foot u I'M
proving. hut did not meod az ia, a. was
expected. az there Was piscc of hrok-
en- bone which the doctor extracted frl-
dav. We ho,-e he will b. about soon.
Joseph Holt has moved from Weston
Mcorc's house to the Que formerly own
"a by Alvin shield.
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UPTON.

Claude Abbott Il at home from Bethel
where he has been teaching school.
&. Chase and wife are taking brief
outing.
y. Il. Brooks IL painting the outside OF
\. y. Peaslee's house.
A. q. Morse Of Waterford Ia In town
this week. :,
Rev. Mr.. Harlow OF Buckheld held
divine services In the church June 10.
Ernest Goodwin IL through clerking
for n. +. Chase, and has returned to his
home at Bethel.
Mrs. A. A. Ottlgnon Of Andoyer has
been In town the past week with fancy
aud millinery goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
AIRAM

Mrs.. Zllpah ". spring % Portland !.
visiting her mother, MR.. Lilpah W.
barker.
Rev. II. Henry Dsvi. snd family OF
North Conway are visiting at Mrs. John
l.. IIubbards. Before going Ia Michi-
gan he formerly preached Ia Hiram.
The venerable Caleb e. Clemens, aged
~ years, Ia diving this Thursday morn
ing. lie has for many years been Que OF
our most Industrious, peaceful aud re-
sp.ct.d citizens. Ills wife IL al.o In very
Joor health.
The public servant. are abroad impro,-
ing the town rosds, many 90 them need
ing q sadly. The method % raising 5000
In money aud working on a cash basis u
being tested with good results.
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NewRv.

Mrs. J. 8. Allen, by advice Of physi'
clans, II going very soon to Portland To
the Maine General Hospital for treat
ment.
q. X. Wight was chosen by the Repub-
leans Of Newry as delegate to the state
and congressional conventions. N. y
Baker Was chosen delegate TO the county
convention.
Cornelius Thompson IL moving from
Newry TO Randolph, ". ii.
Bears have made way With eleven
sheep and lambs for Dick Williamson
Don't lay Il TO the dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
SUMNER.

Thoma. Glines Is stopplng a, T.. r.
Sturtevant's.
Clark wing IL At work for v. Dunn.
O. l.. varney ID at home for . short
time.
Nellie Foster, who has been Ut work
1t Berlin Falls, returned home Nay 10.
l.. w. Hollis 10 In the place taking
orders for fruit trees.
There arc several In the vicinity who
have moist pieces Of ground they would
like to plant, but are prevented BY the
beautiful rain.
l.. b. Bisbee u putting up . stable
near Labrador Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Frank whitman, who has been
very sick with pneumonia at Mr.. Shat
tuck's, died Thursday quite suddenly.
Ills wife and daughter were with him.
Mrs. Benz. Marston has gone to Port
land 10 visit her sister, and from there
she Il to 90 tn Newton, Mass, 10 stop
through the summer with her niece,
Mrs. Warren whittier.
Edmund Frost and wife were In the
place visiting friends and relatives last
week.
Frank Greene and wife are sick with
measles. Efie Greene IL there taking
care Of them.
Gene Flood and Mlsses LILY and Maud
Frost are boarding at David Floods.
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EAST ntBRON.

The clear weather I. very much APP
precisted.
Farmer. are very busy spraying their
fruit trees.
The Oti.deld quarterly meeting CON
yened with the East Hebron church this
week Wednesday aud Thursday. \
large delegation wa. present, and the
house Was we'll filled.
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CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.
STATE OY MAINE.

OXFORD. 90 Tbs underriEsci. having bcsu
sppoinss.i BY the Hon. judge o. Probais Tor ths
County Of Oxford. On the drss Tuesday of yuse.
A. u. lsA commissioners " receivs and en-.
anime tbs elaine Of eresiitcrs asaiast NJ ssests
dessaset. rpressstei insolvest. hersby give
noSios that six months frvu date Of CALI ap-
poinsnest are allowed 70 ssh creditors In which
70 prssesi and prv,s their clains, asd iAas thsy
,im.s Tor Ne pu1ess Of Vsssivisa Iss ana, va.
fussasy. JAY sri, TIN and slss, 4. b. isS.
dlSo. 4. tbnatis coanis.'ossn.
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LOWELL.

E.T. stearn. I. having a piara put
round his house.
The Christian Circle Was entertained
at the town house on Tuesday evening.
The Congregational circle At the same
place "wednesday evening and the VII
iage circle at fox's Hall Thursday even
Ing.
J. u. Kimhali and Oscsr klmbsll are
drawing shook for the Remission Bros.
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'IsvsueAN cousry CONVENTION
1870. ID 30 cIln.ls.

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