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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
lospon's WATER SUPPLY.
E~es.@y In i,s Tee .. C."p.r.d win
Anssrissa Isy~siss-es.

Eess.s,y In %. Tee .. Cs"psr~d with
An.sVi..a Esp~sis""s..
In London. the largest city In the
world. the water Is furnished by com
pani,s and /. charged for by the guam
tity. No Quo has FREE faucet or can
afford Ia waste his water. Every fam
ily bargains for ~ many gallons Tar
diem as 10 needs. and this amount 3.
placed In tanks Then On. water IL shut
OF. II th. family U.S. 10 mp 10y nom. u
gets no more until the next day unless
n can borrow Of it, neighbor. There l.
no waste. The water l. all measured
anil paid for. With thrc times our
population London dos not use one
third NJ much water ~ Chicago does.
simply because the water Is not wastci
In Chicago the city furnishes the VIZ
ter. and every one l. FREE 90 do with u
what he plcase-. and the result Is an.
archy In water. The man on the third
story ha. no rights the man on the s,c
ond Is bound to rrsIsct, and the man od
IN. first fiour cheats both IL them by
running water via the sewers into th'
river and lake. 10 long n ther- l. dis
regard % human rights by human hog
,hi. waste will continue. aud thos" on
the upper stories will suffer b'cau-'
tho-e ON lower stories ARE running water
all day Ia cool their MONS or to ncd
their lawns-in other wUrds, are letting
millions ~ gallons run into the sever
without being u-ed ut all -Chicas'
rrthun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
plxElElp.

The family of Daniel q. Taylor dcsir'
Ia thank all those who 40 willingly 49,
sisted them in their time Of need.
Mr.. 4. l.. Tebbets, OF Locke's Mills
Was In town last Saturday.
Mrs.. Mary Greenleaf has returned to
boston.
There IL quite q lot OF summer com
pany here nj present.
Lawn tennis seems To be q favorit'
pastime for nearly all OF our people.
We have no shoemaker at present
There IL q good opening for one.
l.. II. Humphreys new house IL near
Ing completion very fast.
Eugene Taylor has been sick the pas'
week.
some boys bent upon having som'
sport went to the shop OF NJ. A. smith
our shoemaker, Friday night, the 18th
and pelted the front OF his shop Will
apples. Mr.. Smith went up stairs Will
the Intention of frightening them, bu
he only got q abort distance from th
stairway and was taken With shock o
paralysis. lie lay In thIs condition frou
that time until Sunday morning befor'
being found. When found be was I'm
conscious and died Monday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
AnaNA PARIS

Curti. Abbott visited friends la the
plac. last week.
A niece Of Mrs. Ann Chase's from
Massachusetts L. visiting at her place.
Mrs. ". ". Durham IL quite III.
Jerry Cole has finished his job at MT
Dunham's.
n. ". Durham has completed his ~
pairs on buildlngs, aud II adds very
much Ia their good looks.
Wallace Andrews has gone In Canton
America Andrews aud wife attended
camp meeting az Poland few DAYS.
A. II. Andrews and wife, Dwight
stevens and wife, Mrs. Cora HIATT and
Charles and Minnie stevens went Il
Portland aud Peaks Island on the en-
cursion Aug. IL.
Aug. N Was Chiliren's Day at West
Paris Grange. aud the youn. people fur
ni.hed the entertainment, and had nic'
lunch ~ lce-crcam aud cake. The FOL
lowing are the names Of those Who had
song. or pieces: He,ta Berry, Ina Cur
tis, I.s Curtis, Nellie Durham, Anni'
Durham, IneI Bilggs, Clarence HIATT
Hafie HIATT. Ella Curtis. Edna Curtis
Jennie bradbury, lura bradbury, Alice
Dunhsm, Clarence Durham aud I.nc,
Everett. Nice music WAS furnished b,
Mrs. 4. =. Marshall, Frank Ardins snC
a. l.. Page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
EAsI SUMNER.

The Mino, Packing Company are put
ting Ia improved machinery and getting
ready for the annual packing season.
They aim to put up clean, honest goods
that consumers will appreciate, rsthei
than large amount Of cheap, unsalabls
goods that can lie afforded cheap. MI
Jason Perry, who had charge OF the
shop last season, will superintend the
work this year. and patrons Will be used
courteously aud we'll.
There was not large crowd from THU
place ON the forepaugh excursion OF
Tuesday.
Road Commissioner Bonney IL build
Ing the new road on sumner Hill.
The soldier boys Of Sumner have re
ceiyed an Invitation TO . "camp-hre" al
North Turner, on Saturday, August -
Posts from other places have also beet
invited and they hope to have . I'M
time.
late hay makers are having = har'
time 10 finish up. ~,
The date Of holding the Canton fai
has been changed 10 October J, J, and
go not to conflict With the county fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
loNlil.

On saturday, tbs Iith Inst, the pro.
pie of lowell village and vbctulty, ~.
scmblcd at the school houss therr fof
thu raising 10 q DAG presented to the
school by Mrs. Josiah y. iIobbs, widow
of the late J. n. Hobbs, EsT., Who was
resident of ihls town In hls earlier years
anil taught the first school kept In the
village schooi housc. Tbs exercises
consisted of an opening address by Mr..
Seth Head OF the schcol board, singing
under the direction NJ Mr.. y. A. Far
ringtou, addresses by lsev. II. u. Farm.
ham, W. q. Walker, w. Y. Decrow OF
boston and J. 10. Hobbs, ESQ; recita-
lions; muslc by The Iovell band. a
bountifui supper was served under the
elms near the school house by the ladies.
After supper . concert Was given by the
band stationed on the terrace near the
house Of seth Walker. with the strains
Of music floating over tie people, who,
young and old, are riding In the shade
Of tho noble trees, or buslesi about the
tables, or roaming about the newly
mown fields, the sun settling over the
mountains, the fsg floating from hs
glisteuing mast and awskins 90 many
tender recollectious, the thought came,
When IL life brighter or more happy than
In quiet country village OF New Eng
landf
A number of the young people attend.
ed the circus at Conway "Wednesday.
Mr.. Albion Head has bought the store
aud goods Of the late Marshall Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
ROSauRv.

scott Philbrick IL the banner man on
taxes. lie Was the first one To pay this
year.
There I. much interest In the hnsl
result at Washington. There Il q feel
Ing that the old ship of state IL being
run very near the rocks. There !. q
wish that those Who hold the helm
would bout ship and make for deeper
.oundings. Maine will speak to them
soon.
swain 4 Reed have had large dowel
orders enough to draw out all their
stock, snd they will need To buy stock
% other parties. The company makes q
No. dowel and puts them up In tasty
style, and they enjoy . large share OF
patronage.
our fall school Of twelve weeks Will
begin the 2osh Inst, to bs taught by
Mrs. Milo Mitchell.
Ruel Taylor Will teach In No.
where he has taught once before.
II l. claimed that our railroad VIII 20
through and make q western connection.
n they had not made so free With our
best land Il would have looked better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
sRowNFieLp.

A very heavy thunder shower passed
over this village Wednesday evening.
Haze ball seems to be the one amuse'
ment for the people In this place TILL
summer.
Frank johnson IL the owner OF tame
raccoon. lie 10 quite an Interesting llttk
coon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stubb, who have
been stopping here for the last thre'
months, have returned to their home u
Mrs. Fred spring and daughter made
q brief visit TO h. b. Beans. :.
Miss Lucinda Wentworth OF lowell
Mass, Is stopping at Mrs. y. u. Beans
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thayer have gon'
TO saco for q few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
wtsr eUcHritlp.

Mrs.. Bucks cousin, Mrs. J. II. Cobb
90 Fitchburg, aud Mrs. J. y. Turner al
Marlboro. Mass. also Mrs. T.. ~. Ame.
% Dlxfieli, aud Mrs. :. u. Barrett Of
sumner visited her last week. Mrs,
Cobb and Nrs. Turner were badly fright
enci Que night BY smsn Who WAS prosl'
Ing around thu house.
Little Warren Bucks finger has Gu
lirvly healed Shsre Il VAS cut In the
moving machine knife.
Charles fisgg and family have moved
Into Carl llesld's rent.
Mrs. Elmer Austin hss gone tn Fort
land for treatment In the hospital.
Nertie Bonhcy Il at work for her while
abe u aNaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
HEBRON.


Mr. aud Mrs. Bralnard are at Dr.
Cranes.
DIR. aud Mrs.. Crane will remain nj
Squirrel Island . few days longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Wing Of Wayne
were at A. q. Bowman's Tuesday.
Many Of the Changers went from herr
to attend the Grange jubilee NJ West
Minot Tuesday.
Mr.. q. II. George went to Bucksport
Tuesday to attend the reunion OF his
regiment.
Mrs. J. w. Mitchell of Poland Corner
With her two children vlslted Miss Gracs
Bumpus this week.
Mr.. Herbert ". whitman and Mrs. II
N. Watkins Of South Paris With Misc b
n. Watkins Of New York were at q. X
Trips Wednesday.
Nr. and Mrs.. A. n. Richardson had {
social gathering at Oskhurst Wednesday
Mr.. knight Of Jamaica Plain 10 at II
A. Cushman's.
Mrs.. Howe and Mrs. Ssnborn An
home from Norway.
The funeral OF Mrs. Charles 0l0vel
WAS held 10 the church Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Glover died 1t their hon,
| In Massachusetts,, but Was brought her
for burial. Rev. b. ID. Richardson con
ductsd tbs services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
.Th. I,sr~Ai.e Of Tips.-

"Tho paradise Of tips" NJ we ar'
told by a writer In The Kleine Zeiiuns.
IL CARLSBAD His estimate IL that not les
than million marks must In paid dur
ing the season In the questionable shap
Of voluntary" gifts or gratuities "a
walters and Others. which do not appeal
In any hill. Everybody who does you
any service In Carlsbad looks for his on
her "trinkgeld" before you depart Th'
waiter gets upon an average from . .,
10 forms (ia shillings TO GU. Th'
maiden who serves you with water NJ
the Brunnen expects and mostly rcceive'
3 forms. the postman gets horin. ant
there arc various other male and female
benefactors TO whom yoa pay what yo'
plense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
NEWRN.

Mrs. George splnney and her daughter
bertha have just returned from visi'
Of some weeks to their old home In Nova
Scotia. They report q very dry season
In that section.
Ms. T. ~. Jewett Ia somewhat bet
ter.
\. II. Goodwin aud wife have been Wis
lting at her home In Upton.
Orrin FOSTER IL buying apples To send
to Berlin.
Thursday night Of this week Was very
cold for the season.
Corn need. . month Of good weather
yet Ia ripen IL.
There |. heavy growth Of fodder In
this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
LOANS LETTER.

Tgrre- . ENJOYING grand school OF
u.sl. i-iving sud eloCuilOn under the
tu.1.tri'bu ~ l'rui. Mason and $500
ai's. ~ Boston. There are soul" r'
lss.s. shu arr quite snthusissiic
~ ~ H,ityr. BuCsfcld might hsN.
NJ t.f DE didn't know the "day OF
sfyI...f HH'. Turner claims that what
81 ,ruugh Cor Boston l. good
-olgf Q h,r. Buckheld doesn't put
h ~ ,.t.u ust that way. Gu educA-
aa-i. u..-rrs Turner has slsays bren
lfhl.f 20 thi. town. fherr IL no
I'd rfl..l shy Buckheld might not
h's Del 'ir benefit ~ school and
t1l''s-.l fund al these long years q.
Iulsr hs. Rat. The first settlers of
asusr acre bot great silcklers Tor
-r'-.e.'... and 80 the golden oppof'
a-ty srr' hy forever. However, the
psaf.s 10 ,hg toNn have contriyed 10
tggs ~ eating their three meals =
or. pat : their oNn taxes, aud part
fiAs aN-. a the well-to-do. And
IA time uut - mind thsy have lent
a'f td .l kcsplng scores % merchants
- have 1pfsar,d upon the scene FROM
n tn Time. 90 from thu pOor farm anu
riti 'h,m Ca 90 competence. On
m. n iHsu has done well, but shs
81 ambitious. She can run q battling
''1hlslmslt. bat sle can't run a but,
= nlI Turner gets the cream and
-,,sts.i 81. the skim-milk, which u
- iDr hnSu than brain, and To-
2Poykst.
l.usr ,rntcr Grange has a field da,
aAhiou Eiykrr's grounds next satur
AZ. John.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21


About all are done haying, AMI have
seeur~i one of the heat crops Tor several
years.
col. pudicy Of Lexington, Mas. Il
visiting nj biz old friends, G~o. III.
Browns.
Moses Cobb aud Ellen knight Of
westbrcck are visiting at Oscar MAsou's.
Gilbert Coffin and daughter Jennie
we're at his brother's, Chas. Cofiin's
Sunday. Gih used tn live In this town,
and We should be glad To welcome him
back again.
Charles y. brown Of this town has
been appointed and Il q full nedged hsh
and game warden.
XII Grover 4 slck with measles.
Arthur Morrill,, Ernest End I,otou
Hutchinson went to Portland last sun
day.
Since writing the above &. y. Brown
has been taken with one of his severe
heart spells, but AZ this time u much bet-
ter. Dr. Twaddle Of Bethel Was called
10 attend him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
,,..,,.,.s q. ~. On. r.,a,.


"what have you 10 say 10 this charge
Of assaulting Michael Rafferty, asked
the judg,s
"Oi licked i'm. ;" replied MI. Dolan.
looking the court In the eye An wild
no di,rcpcct TO anybody. It's hopin m
Am that Oh done IL good"
"was there any provocaiionf'
They wor thot sans"
"what was iti''
"Oi have goat, yer Anner-a foine
animal too Does yer goat give milk
says Rafferty, Ia ma 1t dos, says oi.
Thin. says he. its buttermilk IT,
rs swatc an foine n any 70 liver law.
says 0. Certainly. but 10 Is butter
milk, says he. an thin we came to-
gvther Though Oi must say. yer MI.
ner. thot when Oi come % rcpaie u
over q few tonnes an consider this ma
ture nv the goat Dim compelled to -,
OF wor q bit hastily. Bedad. II the
court'll give me lave. OIL 'poloeire "a
Rafferty,. 90 OF will. "-washington
Qs.x
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
RuuEORp

Miss Bertha Glover has gone To camp
meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Iloyt preached At tile Point
Aug. u.
Miss Iva stevens. only daughter 81
Mr.. aud Mr.. NJ. ". stevens, Was mar
ried Aug. >,h to Mr.. osgcod At III.
home Of her mother In Boston. Mr.. and
Mr.. O.gOod have the best wishes of he'
numerous friends NJ Eumford.
Joe colby has gone % Iowa 10 wors
In a corn shop.
Mr.. Hannah Colby % Humiord Pals
l. AZ her dAughter'., Mrs. iiArr,
Ilufrhln.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
AhpOYER.

The report Of the president of the
Andoyer free public library Ia the as.o-
cistIon shows that there are on the
.hel,e. 1850 volumes, Of which about 500
were donated. During the past year I,ic,
were loaned To the citizen. and returned
In excellent condition almost without
exception. The town contributes slVo
annually To pay running expenses.
when the outstanding bills are paid the
funds will not exceed $50, and IL J. hop
Ell those Interested In using the library
" m now do their share towards the con-
tlnued Increase 10 it, usefulness by pro-
yiding means for the purchase OF such
new books ss may be- important Tor u w
have. The contributors 10 the fund are
J. 4. whitney Of California, Hon. IL. v.
Poor Of Brookline, Hon. II. W. suter OF
Boston, Baynari Thayer Of boston, IA.
A. West Of Andoyer, Mrs. u. u. Iee OF
I,rookiine, Maj. stephen Cabot OF Ando-
yer, ". W. barnes 4 CO., Fred =. smith
and l.. NJ. tlewey Of Andover, Mrs. y.
l.. Omstead 90 Brookline, DIR. fnn-
al. of Brookine, Edward 4. Cabot
of BrooklIne, and Others To whom
the town Il indebted for valuable books
The library Il also much Indebted Ia
Hon. Nelson Dingley who has sent
many public documents. The officer.
elected nj the recent annual meeting
were ~ follows;
President, stephen CAb.s-
yIce.rre.ldsnt. Henry Y. fcor.
Treasurer, IIalss W. suisr.
SECRETARY and Librarian, Mics Gertrude NJ
Trustees. olcoa %. Poor. John y. Talbot.
The New Orleans jubilee singers gave
a concert In Union Hall last Thursday
evening To fair house.
Born, Aug. II, 10 the wife OF Frank
Gordon, q son.
The uniyersaiist sociable Was held Ia
the hall Wednesday evening. Musk
and dancing were the principal features
Of the evenings entertainment. Tho
proceeds we're about sla.
Most Of our ho'semen attended the
races ut Bethel Last week.
Mrs. Martha Dresser entertained the
Congregational circle last Wcdnesda,
axenlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
NoRrn ALBANY.

Mr.. @. w. Kimball has gone to Bethel
TO work for . few weeks for u. A. Frye,
Esq.
Mr.. y. q. Sloane and family are going
to the lakes for few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. r. Bryant have 70.
turned from I.ockc's Mllls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slater, who have
been visiting her father, Mr.. 4. r. Phil.
brook, returned to their home 10 Auburn
Thursday.
NJ. Frank Emsry's infant daughter
has been sick with cholera infantum,
but 10 bitter now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
OSgORO.

Iev. Egbert Ellis preached at the
congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. sarah staples had paralytic
shock and l. not expected To recover.
The Division OF sons Ut Temperance
held a picnic on Saturday at liszen's
Camp on the shores Of Thompson.
Pond. A large number attended, and u
Was q very pleasant occasion.
Mis- Peterson has been quite sick.
The corn factory will start next
week.
Mrs. Lyons from Massachusetts, has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Alden and daughter Annie and
Mrs. Bailey Of Plymouth, Mass, are al
J. n. Chspman's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
GREINNOOD.

The weather AGAIN. Yea, verify, and
why nOts No more drought In this SEA-
tion for the present NJ least, and
thanks. The moved Held. are green
in-tead 20 orange. aud pastures siill
Weld sufficient feed for the wants OF the
equine. bovine, and oSine raees. And
even while Am writing thi. the rain i
descending 10 Vet u up little morr.
Corn seems Ia BE- adopting Nspoleon's
motto-forward while potato tops. or
vines, a. they are now usually called.
Ar, uncomm0nly heavy, often complete
In covering the ground. What TIE crop
~tll n. remains Ia be seen; although
early potatoes are very light, but OF ex-
crllsnt quality. No rust AZ vet.
The potato bug fight NAV BE- called a
miniature Getty sburg. but "a now prae-
tIcally ended. Very little Paris greeu
IA. been used about here, other methods
being devised To- destroy them. Amer
being shaken of In handled Ian they
hay. been seeded, burned. ground a.
death With a Hat stone. etc. have tried
an ths.. wavs myself, but not liking
any Of them. have adopted the following
which 4. preferable: After making a
hole In the ground "a deep a. possihi'
With A crowbar, and tunnel shape at the
top, the bugs are poured In until the
hole 4 nearly filled, after which the bal
/. again introduced, and after giving u
A few strokes Ike a churn drill, not
/ bug can b. found there.
Isaac I.aphsm Of iitchheld has beer
AZ work on a cemetery lot At Bryant
Pond. and stopped With u last Monds,
night. lie IA one 81 four brothers of TN
late Dr. W. Il. LsphaD, and there arr
three sisters 10 the same family.
Dea. =. II. Cummings made IA brle
yi.it Last Tuesday. The deacon hai
almost reached his three score years anS
ten. and he and his wife have lived alone
IN. most 20 the time since their son died
almost one year ago.
Joseph Cummings has constructed Al
aouettIct, almost twenty rods In length
the fountain being q cold living sprini
and up quite little; 50 that the waite
running through an a~l hole, Will b
sufficient for all purposes. lie VIII SCOT
have /, running into the bsrnyard AM
finally 10 the road for the benefit OF th
travelling public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
IAs1 aaousEisIn.

Mrs. y. 4. Morton and sou Charles
from Webster, Mass, are visiting
friends here.
l. x. Giles aud wife were AZ I,umiord
Fall. ast week.
N. Gaichsl and wife have gone with
their team % kenneb.c County for q
two or three week. outing.
IN. Young people Who ~ers In the
physical cultare class At the Assembly
~ill give an entertainment 40 town hall
August -. Miss Tr,sdw.ll of Portland
Who taught the class, IL IN have direc-
ton. She will give IN exhihliion In club
swinging and D~lssrte work. There
will be instrumental and vocal music.
Your correspondent must TAX. writing
lessons or employs stenogrsphcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
AysiusS,s PAY Toy.

Miss Olive Schreincr recently told Che
following story; She and her brother'
and sisters had - one OF their play.
things bright stone that they called
tho candle stona Il was about the site
Of . walnut and would fash In bright
and singular way when held to the
light. Not until abe had quite grown
up and the candle stone had been Lost
for years did amy Of them realize that 10
was Q diamond of doubtless immenss
yalue The Kimberley hines were In the
unknown future. but this stone had PER
haps been washed down by some torrent
or brough, by other chance from thai
reQion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
SWEDEN.


Among the recent arrivals In towr
we're Msude q. Young Of Lvnp. Mass,
accompanied by her niece. lottie Tsy'
lcr. They are to spend their vacation
NJ j. A. loung's.
A. W. Eastman Of South Boston IL al
ID. n. Woodbury..
George Kendall Of Norway and Mrs,
Hattie Kendall Quincy of Boston are al
Charles Bcnnett's.
Mrs. Charles Douglass and daughter
are az WIN. saunders.
Mrs. y. n. Murray. who has been vis-
Ting at stephen wesley's, has returned
10 Boston. Mr.. Wesley thinks of NOV
Inc 20 Boston soon aud has offered hi.
farm for sale.
Quite q delegation attended Fore
psugh's circus at Conway "Wednesday
Of last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

No,sithstsnding the opportunity Tor
~ body tu work az present, says the
L.,AiADt tourier-Gaxette, hundreds oil
"a abe b0died men are trsmping
.'e9gh Maine living on the resources
NJ cuuntry. with no thought or wish
sofk. The officers should set then
'feaklrg rock. and the state would
- = "a % them. These gentry have
. 80 Coz sotk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
FAST QEYAEl

Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Blake Of Massachu
sets are spending short vacation at hi
fathers, Mr. Gslen Blakes.
Miss Mamie f.sphana, OF Augusta, u
now the guest % Mrs. Eta Besn.
Dr. J. u. Rich aud family OF worces
ter, Mass, recently Waited his sister
Mrs. John Holt.
Miss Mary Ilolt has gone To Worcester
Mass, To spend the next season and
study music.
H.E. Bartlett IL laying the founda
ton for q new house.
Master Leon aud Miss Nellie Bartlett
Of berlin Falls, n. H., are visiting rels
tlyes In this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21

Constable Llewellyn A. wadsworth
executed two members Of the alcohol
family Al Hiram town house August
iith. Tor high crimes and mlsden:.nors.
TIE services were brief ~ the auid crit
ssrs smelt Ike Lazarus after be had been
dead four days. No relatives were
nresent 10 take last smell, but we
seemed to hear above tbs sound OF the
Saco's murmuring waters the notes OF
distant dlrEe-llke refrain;
Give ,oss OF ssis. give ssss OF pals.
L<looDs Whatever utlL
Bsl save ne froa thai e.i 1850 jog.
That ssands % fsrs Mn
A series Of n,estings afternoon and
evening are held this week 1t the Con
gregationalist church.
A powerful thunder shover passed
over 10 Wednesday, svesins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
SUMNER.

party from this place visited the
Hartford cold spring the l2th.
There Il quite aqusntity OF hay IN
this vicinity to be- cut yet.
Miss Marills Cummings OF West
sumner visited her nieces. Mas May
Thomas aud Mrs. n. N. varney, last
week.
Mrs. l.. q. Brackett aud daughters, al
Auburn, are visiting at T.. e.. Do~ker's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-21
DENMARK.

Mrs. George a. I'M has returned "a
her home In Allston, Mass.
II I. expected that work Will begin In
the corn shop the last of next week.
Mr.. Dodg. Of BOSTON Who IL boarding
at N. Msplewoo'l, gave RECEPTION aud
candy party at that place Ihur.ds,
eyenIn. 10 which the boarders of Mr
Colby we're Invited. 4 very pleasant
e,,nIna was passed. and At late houI
all returned home sstl.ied that there
VA. Que place here whcrr good time
could b. had.
Mr.. 4. ". B.lcher has been very sick
th. past week, inflammation 1T the
bosels, but I. nov little better.
ThI. time Il !. q boy baby Ia Mr. and
Mr.. George Moultog.
Uncle steve I. puttlus nes coat OF
.hingles on his buildings.