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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
GREINMOOp.

II
sylvester Col.'s two oldest children
~ere marrici last sunday st West Paris
BY REV. \. n. bryant. lIis son. frei
j, Ia Maud T.. swsn, aud his daughter.
Blriie u. Ia Charles y. swan of Milan,
y. ~. Gu returning home the party
foand morc than twenty persons assem-
bid there by previous Invitation, who
congratulated them on thsir hsppy pros
pet la future 20 doable bl.ssednsss.
What rsmsincd u the forenoon Was used
In ConV,rsaiion and music, Instrumental
aud veal, each one % course having
dur regard Tor the s.cr.dn... % the dsy,
90 ~ least tying To-. In regard to the
dinner, ] sill only say In passing that u
wss AL the Inner man could desire, and
each Que seemed Ia know What II ws.
made for. After the rrps.t ended Ne all
took walk az into the pasture, and
soon found ourselves on the top of
Ncung hill, where We could see, "a II
Nsrc. ALPS on Alps arise" AMI Mount
Washington Gar Ia the background. The
light of that mountain gave much sddl-
tionsl euChsntmcnt To- the view, AID a
few thoughts of the past developed Into
words almost before ! MAS aware 81 IL.
Ihirty-six years sgo this month visited
the mountain. snd on IN. highest point
there wss q small monument la process
~ building, aud every Que going Ia the
plaCe va. expected Ia add q single stone
to the structure. Shich I Cheerfully did I;
aud also another "a similar one which
marked the spot where liIIie Boyne
Isrishe,i, not long bsfoTe, by getting
losi In the iog over night. Ga leaving
Zoe the house = stone MAS brought and
PLAYED where ne stood, thus making the
hin at least liz feet higher than before.
The following Monday night about
thlrty-h,e gaiber,d there, all being In
,ltrd, aui though not present Ia see, I
have rrsson To believe Il was first-class
entertainment. Thus the double We'd
ding, hinte,l Al the week bcforr, material
iS-d In due form, aud Il nov an event %
the past.
win Emmons used 60 keep several
swarm. "a ber.. hut they hnslly all died
and the hive. till remain where they
were. Not long since Mr.. Emmons
Discovered that q swain 90 bees had
TAKEN possession 20 90. ~ the hives, and
90 AL appearance With view Ia filling
II. u u hardly nevesssry Ia add that
Mr.. Emmons dli not feel al all indig-
nant II their pr~creling. No Que has
any idea where they came from, since
ther, I. not known Ia BE- swarm ~
bc~s kept In town.
Thcrv l. Ia H. q gospel tcmpsranc.
lecture AZ the city on Tuesday, August
sth. 81 Is q. n. by Rev. J. VI. Bufigm.
subject "Our BOYS ~ Tomorrow"
Lecture free, aud all are invited To come
aud bring their families.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
GIlEAp.


sunday, July 18th, was observed NJ
Chlidren's Day. The church was taste
fully decorated with plants and cut
flowers. A chorus choir furnished the
music and Rev. l.. d. withee's admira.
BILE sermon was most apprecistive and
effective expression OF the thoughts sug'
gested by this observance. In the even
Ing there was an appropriate service
consisting Of exercises, recitstions and
musical selections by the children and
young people Of the sunday School, as.
sisted BY the choir, followed and EN-.
phasi,ed by some very fitting aud hap
PLY expressed words from the pastor,
Mr.. withec.
Mas Bessie Chapman aud Miss y. T.
Burnham Of Bethel were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. T.. y. Chapman over sun
day.
Another school meeting last Saturday
with the same result ~ the first. W.
regret to know that the Intelligent
predetermined, far-slghted men are In the
minority In town.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burnham and her daugh
Miss Frances II. Burnham, OF Boston
arrived In town Friday % the guests oI
George Burnham and family.
Mr.. ]. w. bennett and family are al
Portland for q few days.
Mr.. j. e. Swasey Of Rumford Fall
WAS In town last Friday.
There will he grand concert at ths
church, Thursday evening, Aug. Ind,
consisting Of quArtettes, trios, duets
solos and readings, by the following
artists: Mrs. Florence King, Mrs. Av,
finney, Mrs. York, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3
Wight. Mr.. and Mrs. q. I. Burnham ant
Miss Frances u. Burnham Of boston
reader. Ice cream and cake will b
served after the concert. Miss Burnham
who 10 q pupil Of Mas Gertrude Capen
one Of Bosious fAvorite readers, hai
been reading 20 large audiences the pas
winter with marked success. The abillt,
Of the other artlsts 10 please and enter
tain an audience, 10 too well known Il
need any comment. An enjoyable even
Ing Il guaranteed to oil who come.
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PREPARED FoR BURGLARS.

Capt. Marcus Hams, o Cape Elizabeth
veteran of the late unpleasantness, thus
describes the defensive appliances he has
adopted In view Of the recent burglaries
In his vicinity: ~ first unllmbered and
dOuble-shotted an infant cannon mount
ed on my plarrs and put . fuse primer
In the touch-lIole. An Enfield ride that
killed don't know how many rebels In
the late war, I next loaded up being par
tieular to do Il In the regulation niue
times aud motions. She stands at the
back door haif.cockcd. A breech load.
Ing fowllng piece I charged with bird
shot No. 2, leaving her half-c0cked. a
six shooter revolver I next loaded In
seven times and motion, putting the or.
ira cartridge down the barrel, and then
haif-cocked Il. Then got down my
old army saber and Introduced u 10 the
grindstone, giving Il q raxor-like edge,
At the same time removing some Of the
blood stains Of 30 years ago. Also gave
my scythe, sickle and Ratchet similar
treatment, leaving them all full cooked.
| I have nothing about my house TO In
duce burglar to burgle u, but - that
class are no m0rs lnfAllible than other
folks, and might mistake the house IN
the night for baker, banker or plumb
or, and 90 thought II wise TO be forc.
armed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos OF THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS or the COUNTY.
WILSON'S MILLS

The past week IA. h~en excessively
warm, mervury way up In the nine,les
n large quantity ef hay SECURED In gccd
order by the farmer. around here.
boynton and Davis ef wslthsm, Mass.,
Who were nearly (or quite, Who kncwss)
eaten by mosquitoes al Asiscoos Falls
would like the pests extsrminatej. Z,
woali b. big contract. We would
suggest that native guide might know
how Tn deal With them.
Minnie Olson has gone to spend =
week ~ her vacation With her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. ". Pickett.
John Olson Il down trom the lake %
de- hi. hsylng.
The Dudley aud >hurtleff party came
down from M.talluk Pond the 2.i.
They have bceu camping out three
weeks.
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hIaRoN sIA1loN.

Mr.. Dans Fuller OF Massachusetts, II
Visiting his brother, II. J.. Fuller.
Farmers expect tn commence picking
cucumbers next week. The vines never
looked better.
The upland hay Ia mostly In In this
section. aud they are cutting the Inter
vale. now, which Ia quite q job, a. there
IL big pile Of II Ia cut on hog l'rook.
Mrs. WI Given aud Mrs. Clam Bum
pu. have been visiting their sister, Mrs
4. T.. Allen, the past week.
y. I'ackard's man that got hurt with
hay fork last week has got able to 20 Il
work again.
Dr. A. D.. Robinson has gone to Thil'
adeiphia with horses this week.
q. D.. Allen will handle the cacamber'
AZ the station this year.
Trsmps are not 81 plenty on the rail-
rad A. last year, but there seems Ia b'
n fair crop this year.
Mr.. Fred Packard 81 Chelsea u stop
ping with his brother, Frank Packard.
One young lady of this neighborhood
l. thinking OF going Into cat farming
az she has several different breeds an'
wants to get more.
I'd Allen and wife, John Allen, Mau,
Davis aud Mr.. spinney and wife o
Lynn, have been on the mountain twic'
TIL. week. They report . fair lot o
blueberries.
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ASK. PLEASE.


~, a. haven't heard anything shoa,
M ,Dll'y building ease came cut.
a uoru
a hasa even been argued before
AZ r"lrt Yet. 10 i set down for
S-a'rli to-day, July 5lst.
=. 'h alter DO hts been argued the de-
sout - immediately made pub
- natter. mo.t esteemed 9uestiooer
-. -, aams i legion u nov In the
-Aai custody % the court. In due
- ot time, after the court has fully
,@,.a'd aut considered u, the decision
- Promulgated. We doat know
- khnes-shen that time vii
-, lh'u % doss come. al ~e can do
q. F'''e'' our soul. In pstIsoc., and
~ ihs decision l. announced, u
"at hsar % u within forty-eigh'
- y Sill be because some % the
r,,-.'y mans % communieition-ths
4. =, Sales mail. OF the telegraph, OF
i.i"' ~ n.ighoofhsod yossiP-hA'
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ssBRON.

The Young people had a sociable In
Grange Hall Friday evening.
Mr.. IA. Bartlett OF Boston IL visiting
friends here. A..
Mr.. Carrie Glover Csntello Ia at her
mothers. an,
Orchard.
Capt. aud Mrs. scribuer OF New 4 ofk'
With their children, are ct Prof. sn-
gents.
Mrs. Sargent Il much more comforts'
hi. this summer and rides out some.
Mr.. Have snd Mrs. Ssnborn went To
Squirrel Island Thur.dsy for ten DAYS
We understand that DIR. aud Ms
Crane went al the same time.
Van. Bearcc picked llss quarts OF
rswb~rries from piece III rods and
feet by rod and three feet.
Mr.. samuel Cashman has his bsrr
alle,i With hay and several tons more "a
cut. part of which he will cell and stae'
the remainder.
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lOvell

AZ the Lowell ella. district conven'
ton of the Republicans on saturday
last Mr.. George II. Moore Was nominated
{. candidate for representative to the
Legislature.
Frank ". Russell and wife have re-.
turned to Boston, Waiting al Waterford
and other places on the way.
Mr.. Frank 4. stearns and family from
Hot spring. arr NJ y. +. stcsrps'.
Mr.. Phlneas Russell With his daughter
and grandchild from Minnesota are visit
Ing at the Centre.
Mr.. I. q. Lombard % steep falls IL
selling fruit trees In town.
Il II true that al the recent Democratic
county convention the delegates turned
the seats about an ss not Ia look each
other In the face while the resolutions
were RAD
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sou1h MOops1ock.

The dog-star takes the chair today
for forty-three days. let us grin and
hear ID With all patience. III I'm q
Judge we've had fair Introduction Tor
the past week. but Il would not be sur
prl.ing II ~e had cur best hay harvest
throughout his term.
Mr.. y. l.. wymsn has certainly got
the right idea of thorough cultivation
for he allows no weeds % grow where
he can get his latest improved cultivation
10 bear. Ills garden Of small fruits
speaks for it.elf, aud IL will pay any one
10 come sndsee IL.
Funeral services we're held al the NJ
n. church In thi. place last Friday, over
IN. remains 90 Miss iottie Bonney. she
WAS a great loss o. the community, n
IN. was a very promising young lady.
school closed this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
WEST PARIS.

Excursions are In order.
A party FROM this place visited Glib
sons Grove In Norway Thursdsy. :.
Our people arc permitted TO vial
Portland quite often for ellis.
The Universallst Sunday School held
= soclsble In Dunham's Hall last Sstur
day evening.
w. w. Dayton's show II 10 be In thu
place the 18th aud :bOth.
l.. II. Andrews and wife OF Norway
were In the place Friday.
F.f. Bartlett of Numford Falls made
us call = few days since.
Dr. y. II. Packard. Benz. Davis, W.
u. bradbury. II. Curtis and others have
gone Ia the lakes fishing.
Many of our citizens are entertaining
summer company.
The Maple House IL well filed With
bosr,iers.
There IL plenty Of work for every one
just now.
A number Of men from this place are
working on the new bulldins, In Nor
way aud boarding at home.
samuel E.tes has bought the stand
next to the Trap Corner school house
and Ia repairing the buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
FRYgBuR0.

The entertainment on Friday evening,
the sDth, Was q great success, and good
sam realized for the benefit Of the read
Ing room.
Mrs. Powers has returned from Port
land. Her niece, Miss Vance, FROM
Jersey City, IL visiting her At Mr. Pike's.
Mr.. y. W. Powers VA. here last week.
lie has closed al. connection With the
Forest city Creamery at Portland.
Thomas souther was at his mother Z
over sunday.
Mrs. Cora Bsrker wyman Of Charles
town, Mass, IL to be with her friend In
town for some weeks.
Dr. Gordon has come up for his sum
mer residence here.
Mrs. Dr. IAm.on has returned from
Portland.
Mas u. .. bradley IL still there.
Dr. u. l.. bradley passed through
here on his way Ia Chatham this week.
Miss Anna Barrows came saturday
and Il at her post At the assembly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Robinson and sou
are also here.
Mis-. Matte Randall, teacher In the
Industrial school at Iiallowell, Ia at her
aunt's, Mrs. NJ. \. RAndall's.
Mr.. Frank u. Clsrk's family Of Port
land are having their usual summer Va
cation here.
Miss NJ. D. farnham l. al Mlss Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Coolidge of WASH
ington, u. e., ar, at q, II. Barrows'.
The Lawn party of the swedeDborgian
society which WAS deferred on account
~ the rain of Tuesday came on Thurs
dsy evening on the grounds of Mr.. I'd
Brackett formerly Mr.. Elbridge Os-
goods.
Mrs. Frances Walker EAmes, Of Wo-
burn, Mass, I. with her relatives here.
Mr.. Frank barker % fryebur. Toll
bridge picked q good mess of sweet corn
from his garden July I'D. ], was Cory
corn. planted In April, aud Was plump
aud In milk. Ills new potatoes are ripe
aud meAly.
Further particulars regarding Rev.
Mr.. Dascomb's suicide hay. CON. Ia
hand since last week. II seems that he
called his son aud daughter 10 dinner
and then stepped out. lie had been In
the habit of eating alone, aud so his ab'
s~nce from the table excited no suspicion.
After dinner the family looked for him
as usual. aud not hnding him search
Was made, with the result that his life
less body Was discovered behind the
barn. IL WAS found that he had skillful-
Ia tapped the jugulAr vein.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31

The thermometer on the Goth ranged
from 81 to 100 In the shade according to
locality.
tis proposed to form an Epw
League at Hiram IL connection With the
Methodist churh.
Joseph OClairc has gone To Byron to
prospect In the gold region.
Hon. Aimon Young hiss = goodly
number of summer bosrders, Including
six Spsnisrds, Who speak In high terms
of the place aud people.
Albion y. Mouiton of the Maine State
College Ia passing his vacation at home.
Mr.. Isaac n. Lowell has new mower
with q six foot scythe With which he
leads everything In this region.
Miss Anna u. Thompson of Boston IL
boarding nj Ilewellyn a. Wsdsworth's.
Lorenzo ID. French has bought an add
ton To his lot from Mrs. Dennis Morrill,,
who In the settlement az her husbsnd's
estate, takes the land, Including the
cemetery lots, leaving the residence To-
the daughter, Mrs. james 4. Warren.
Mrs. olive A.. wife Of the late VII.
loughby lowell, died July sth, aged
about GO years. She leaves four dsugii-
tiers, Mrs. Samuel W. lord, Mrs. Arthur
klmbali. Mrs. Edwin l.. Lord aud Mrs.
Calvin u. lIuntrcss, eight grAndchil-
drci and three grcat-grandchlldren. she
WAS q faithful aud devoted wife aud
mother and Kind aud loved neighbor.
aud leaves many frieuds.
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BYRON

Mr.. Cate g.. lloughton did q hrg.
family washing Monday a. n. and
caughi ~ nice brook trout In the 4. NJ,
many of them Weighing pound, she
said.
william u. Abbott of l,eadyille, Mass,
i hom. On visit.
p'ostma.ter Mchecmsn aud family ~
Eumiord Fall. picnlCked al byron sun
day.
William bancroft aud wife ~ rawtuc-
ks,. Il. l., spent last week AZ llough'
tons.
Mis- Fiorence g. Iioaghton Who grad
uat.,l Ina an advanced course 10 studies
AZ birmingham. Mass, Normal school
J. to take the position % principal o'
IIoughton school. Bolton, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31

Mrs. woOdsum Mason % Pomona,
Cal. has beeu visiting her sister, Mrs,
sarah n. Mason, aud others Ia town.
Minnie aud Flora Wheeler of West
Bethel made "a a very pleasant visit last
week.
!. 4. Bean l. some better, bat not able
Ia de- much woIk.
\. :. liean has crew In town hay
ing. understand grass In this town J.
gOol; about every man says more than
last year.
Potatoes are looking well; bug.
plenty.
Grain i good bat several will cut thell
cat. gr,cn for fodder.
Coru l. looking well. George III
brown has some nearly ready for tahl'
use. II seem. "a grow hsier Tor hin
than Il does for most people. lcxpec'
his being With u With hi hoe has Zone
thing o. do atoat u. One thing he doe
not have aud that l. weeds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-31
BeThel

The boom at tie spool MILL that held
several hundred cords of Milan poplar
broke Wednesday afternoon about two
O'Clock. The Androscoggln River was
full Of floating wool for some time.
The Loyal Legion will not meet sgsln
ill August ~, on account OF the teach
era absence.
Mr.. Fond, q student In the Yale Dl'
vinity school. supplied the Congrega-
tlonallst pulpit last Sunday In the alb
sencc of itev. Mr. Jordan.
The chair makers annual excursion
took place saturday. a large number
went to Portland ON the early train,
others followed On the $50 train.
About seventy tickets were sold from
licthel station.
The Ladies Club will celebrate Ia the
Garland Memorial chapel next Friday
evening. The cause Of this rejoicing 10
due to the fact that 4 recent contribution
by two persons well known, raised the
Congregationalist chapel debt, 30 the
ladies feel proud To Invite their friends
to q good, social, mery-msking time.
All are cordially invited 10 be present
and welcome will be given To ell.
Bob lIunting's circus gave their ex-
hibitIon here July 10Th. The show ar
rived from berlin, y. H., about 10
A. NJ, On ten cars each about sixty fcet
long. The tents were up and the parade
over before eleven o'clock. The usual
side shows drew irquisltlve crowds.
The big tent performance was fully up
To the standard aud excelled In many
ways the onc-ring circuses that stop In
small villsges. All Of thu feats wern
we'll done and appreciated by the .pects-
tors. The trapc,e and dying ring art
i.is. the tumblers aud acrobats deserve
special mention.
The selecimen have ordered q special
town meeting To be held In Oieon Hall
Monday, August n, at 10 A.. ".
The ladies' of the uniycrsillst society
will serve lee cream In the parlors OF
their chapel next Saturday evening.
August eth. All are invited To call and
sample the cream.
4 CARD az THANKS.
"A Il |. impossible for W. Ia call upon
our many friends personally and express
to them the feelings of our hearts. Nc
take this opportunity Ia this public way
to extend Ia all who so kindly assisted
us In our great bereavement our deepest
and most sincere thanks.
MIS-. MARY y. CLARK.
MIS-. HATTIE CLARK.
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IAsI SUMNER.

4 successful term Of school under the
instruction Of Miss Marilla Cummings
closed on Friday, the ?cth. Miss q. ]. a
teacher Of good rcpute and always earns
her wages. .
4 new telegraph operator has arrived
At the station who Ia instructing station
agent sampson In the art.
Emery Doten Of Portland WAS up To
the farm ON Friday. lie IL nov running
an express train from Portland To Boa
ton.
Mr.. Charles Thompson Of Massschu-
.ett. has been visiting at Isaac Bonney's.
Arrangement. have been made for an
excursion To lake Anasaeuntieook on
sunday, August !, tn attend the uni'er-
.alist meeting held on that date.
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Easy WATERFORD.

Mrs. Gerhard Of Boston has Joined her
dauybtsr-ln-law NJ william knightlys.
A very pleasant evening was passed ~
a.. y. Ames' saturday, when Mrs. LIZ.
ale Dayi. invited her friends In. Excel.
lent music was furnished by EDWARD
Yield who came 10 otis Martins 10
spend sunday. Mrs. Davis assisted with
the organ.
Harry Hu,chins Was In town over
Sunday. -,,,..
There will be dance In the pavilion
saturday evening, August ith.
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UPTON.

III. Abbott and wife have returned
from Canada.
socisble al \. ". Cooledgc's Thursday
afternoon and evening. \ large crowd
present five supper and good time.
Mrs. :. VI. Abbott i spending a few
day. AZ Erol with her daughter, Mrs.
Akers.
An agent for the Eumford Pals Times
Ia canyasslng the town.
\. y. Abbott has taken I'd Noble.
hay 10 cut.
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Peru.

Mr.. Sawtelle from Lowell, Mass, IL
taking al. vacation at Wilson stiilman's q
Percy Andrews Of West sumner Is
round delivering the books that he sold
Grace Adams of Massachusetts, 10 visit
Ing ~ VIM. N. Bents.
Nelly Castle /. at work for Ida Hazel
ton.
Mrs. jackson Of Lewiston IL caring fof
her laughter, Mrs. Alice Turner. :.
The farmers have got along very well
with their hsying for the past week and
they will have an average crop.
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kElAR FALLS.
Mr.. y. A. Fox !. quite slim.

Mt. D. n. FOX u qulle sihl'
Mr.. Everett Lord IL quite sick.
Miss Ella Howard Who has been nj
work for Mrs. Tobias Stanley, has gone
to Boston.
Mrs. Ezra Lord and her son Roy have
returned from Old Orchard, where they
have been spending . few days.
Miss Flora Lord, Who has been ,lsit.
log relatives Ia Biddeford, has returned
home.
Mr.. Maiiard and wife and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Ell Rogers aud her two chil
dreu, all of Boston, are boarding Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Taylor, OF south
Hiram.
The youngest daughter OF Mr. ant
Mrs. Joseph W. Fitzpatrick died Thurs
day morning. Julj 18th, aged about
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aucketElp.

Mrs.. EunIce (Iluck) Mash Of deviation
was In town "wednesday and called upon
some Of her early friends.
Judge aud Mrs. Bonaey Of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. bray OF beverley,
Mass., were gucsta At Hotel long, We'd
nesday and Thursdty.
Hotel Long has bech full OF company,
having morc than fitty arrivals within q
wcek. hsiilng from New Orleans,
Washington, Philadelphia, lIoston, &c.
Landlord Coyle IL setting n goosi table
and guests are pleased With the enter
tainnent.
Mr.. !. A. r. Cain anil waidron bates
Of Phils,lelphis, arrived Ia town Thur
day, having made the trip on bicycles
VIA the White Mountains en- route Tor
lar liarbor.
The New Orleans Jubilee singers gave
scott Hall, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Thomas Stesrns and wife OF Cam
bridge, Mass, are visiting their buck.
field friends the present week.
DR.. %. 10. Hall and Wife have returned
from q business trip Ia Massachusetts.
The doctor Il suffering again from \
serious difficulty with Ills eyes.
Mlss Emma Moore has gone To Fort
land for treatment at the Maine Eye and
Ear lniirmary.
Miss Anuic futile Of East Buckhcld,
IL very seriously III, and doubts are ex-
pressed of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. fadd of Concord, y. H.,
are visiting Mrs. I.add's foster parents,
l,ev. and Mrs. Il. y. Lawrence.
Geo. n. Brldgham has one OF the best
colts In town. II IL n sou nf Buckheid's
famous trotter, Robinson d., aud "tic
very image of Its dad"
Homer ". Chase aud family ut Au-
burn, with his brother, W. ID. Chase,
and daughter Ethel OF New York, spent
q few days IN town the past week, visit
Ing relatives and old friends.
Blrt Cannon, son Of 4. III. Cannon,
died Saturday night Of consumption,
aged II years.
The thunder storm Of Sunday after
noon Was very severe, accompanied by
one Of the strongest winds that We have
had for year.-almosta hurricane. Sew.
erai trees were uprooted, and some
other small items of damage were done.
]. A. Rawson IL the Democratic candi-
date for representative To the legisla-
ture from the district composed OF Paris,
iIuckheld and Hartford.
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0xCORD.

Mrs. Holt, wife Of Dr. Holt OF Berlin,
y. H., and daughter, are stopping NJ
Merrill Bracketts. ~.
Mr.. william Paris has had slight
paralytic shock. ,.
Ida Bowie died July ~, aged ~ years
Her funeral Was on Thursday NJ the N.
r.. church, Eey. Mr.. Middleton ofie'At-
Ing. ,v ALL.
dletop's father, mother AMI sister sailed
for England on Monday last. Mrs. MID
die, VA will return In september. She
leave. her little daughter here during her
absence.
Elmer Parrott Is at home ON vaca-
ton.