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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
CRFFNMOOD

SIX persons are said to have been hap
TIED st the City last sabbath.
Oryille Ames IL sick with typhoid
fever. and I. W. swan aud wife sat up
with him on the night of the 18th. A bear
Was heard not far away at Intervals dur
Ing the night. The other day boy and
dog came across one eating apples under
an apple tree, when both boy and dog
started for home, putting the steps In
thick aud fast. Report says there wAs
globe about that time. Dea. n. Il. Cum
mlngs has had traps set for them several
weeks. bat a. yet Bruin Il not 30 accom-
moistin2 AZ Ia put his foot In.
4 few days since q CROW llt Ia . tree
quite q distance from the house, when
Will swan, lust for the fun Of the thing,
fired AZ him, not expecting 10 DO any
thing more than Ia scare him away; but
down came the CROW very much To the
delight 81 the shooter. oar Jonathan
suggests that u may he the same bird on
which q certain class of voters have b"en
feastlng since the election.
We never had large amount 81 adj
mirstion for the spider, In fact II almost
SEEMED ~ II nature resolved one day Ia
see how hldeoas an animal she could
make, and .o went Ia work aud produc-
81 that Insect. Hut r-ccntiy Ne sA~ one
Carrying % potato beetle, aud our ~
.T-nCt Zoe the sarmint rose from nero 10
temperate Ia . short time.
Ard hsrv'. q snake story; not quite
equal On Size % some 20 ths scs serpent
and boa constructor yarns ~e have
heard hsforv no~. bat stlll nav - worth
hearing. 4 liitis snake. ~ small Indeed
that ~ must have i'm eorn the DAY b.
fors, fsil inio ditch ss werv digging.
ani. a. q matter q coarse. ~sniei Ia
Ct cot sgsia. - ~ crs~l.d short
disiahcs sloug N ditch, bat nniing
that ~ ct ~ b.arvr tho sarfAcs, he
stopped .nd uiaas dif'srvnt calculations.
Well kuo~ing h. ceah Mt Climh dir-st-
IN upssFt. slncs IN dltsh was nearly
pert,ssdigglsr. m littls fsllos STARED
% "a an sngis % at.out - dsgrr.., and
80 uaufiuussi nj. courss until Tho top
~ss r.acbst. Bat In order a. d. thls h.
sas ohIlgsi o. tfaYei s.th an NJ and
ds~n matiou. liss an ct ~bsn swim
ming thrusgh ths ~sisf. Hoe ths little
crv.tarv ciunx o. ihs sl,is % ths diteh 10
al. ap.ar joarusy se ID not kbo~, bot
~ dia. sni gst cot Ia god sh.Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25


Sullivan wsterh0ass realized nearly
ss1o from one acre 20 sweet corn
rsised Tor the Mlnot Packing Company.
Probably several others NAV have done
nearly As we'll. Good we'll fiiled corn IL
cutting heavy thls season and the com
ptny VIII pat some extra line clean
goods this season on the market.
Mr.. Prank n. Dexter Of SpringvAle.
was In this place Tuesday evening and
spoke In the interests Of the Order of
the Golden Cross. Mr.. Dexter IL the
genial editor OF the local paper at
springvsle, and Vas At one time Grand
Chief remplsr % Maine. should also
Judge from hls remarks that he believed
In Republican protective policy.
Mr.. josiah L. stetson expects To spend
the winter In the West where he has
children residing.
The usual rainy day At the county
fsir came according Ia prophecy. IL
rarely falls to get there. Well, now we
must rally at the Canton fair, and make
u grand success, "a II doubtless Will
be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
MlI SON,S MILLS


A lady Was In the place Monday can
wasting for books.
Asher Harper MAS In town last ~eei
with household commodities.
II. l. Abbott Of Upton Was In Tues
day on town business.
Mrs. Lesvitt IA. been visiting bel
daughter, Mrs. Charles Kelly.
Mrs. VIII Hart and Rule brooks mad,
. trip To Camp-ln-rbe-M Meadows the
past week, also 4. VI. otis, Mrs. Dllli'
Bennett and Miss Abbott.
A party came over AIlsccos FROM
Richardson Lake Friday. They ar,
camping on the mountain.
u. :. Bean has purchased a shlngls
machine Ia 20 by horse power.
A singing school Ia In progress 20 h
taught by ;. lIsnscom of Errol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
WEST SUMNER.

Mrs. Nlckerson and Mrs. Allen from
LYNN are spending q two weeks vacation
with Mrs. q. j. Quincy.
Tho.e that attended the fair at south
Paris aud Norway report large crowd.
Lens VI. Packard will attend school NJ
Nest Paris during the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Heath and vile
are visiting at South Paris.
Oscar swirl recently slaughtered q
twelve months old pig that weighed Ill
pounds.
Mrs. Julia Thorn has gone to Mass, to
Walt friend and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Bisbee are In Nor
L. l.. Gardner and wife arrived home
from their four weeks Walt.
quite a crowd from this vicinity at
tended the Oxford County fAir nj Pans
and Norway, Wednesday.
George w. French rode out Tuesday,
Lena ". Packard attended the fair al
Paris, Wednesday.
James J. Abbott Ia In Lewiston OF
business for few days.
m. r. Heath and Il. =. Doble are home
from West Psrlsas they have shut dowr
for few days.
G. ". Packard want to exchange goods
for dried apples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
sARrgORD.

wm. Jordan ~ho ~ss scshis'l ~ ths
corn factory lat ~esk y gNlninx sio~-
~.
Aienso cor !. rutilus an aaditieu co
Ne hoa-s.
uus q ~ rr,snlnsut Citissus % bsss.
SD village sishrs us o. m~ntinn iu III
nsunagrsi thai m msrxins a N strvsts
and tY-saYs, private ~ays And cf"ss
ssys q 40 Vulsey az t-sdit ot.struCi-
81 ~ uanasss s~s,is. snt ~ thinss ~
pisrs ogxhf o. o. ChknEvt fru1n hscs-
Aid o. Nsssiyus. 10 ssys that u u
M duty q m Ofisutsl ~--d ComIsny
o. IA afisf ~seis s,-u1t N tine thsy
az fali In N MIA. 80 II i hixh tims
Thai thsv az harvested. What INA.
Orisutal ~e.d tssnpsny l.. 80 sho thsy
an ~. a. ne kns-. nsltisrf a. ~s cArs
d.
Tls~re l. ~ irdacsment fof sny 90 o.
.tssl xrut.' furuishinx gods -h-a tfry
ran - hought al such DO pftccs al
Ralph Mofrli's a Buckhsld village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
alIckgtglO.


Tbe Mise. Emms and I.ida Abbott OF
byron are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. u
n. llersey.
DIR. 4. Y. Cole and wife Of winthrop
were In town the pAst week.
Mrs. Ambrose Buek, and daughter,
Mrs. Nash Of Lewiston are the guests ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gardner.
stephen l.. bartlett Of boston MAS Ia
town Friday aud saturday.
The ladies' circle gave supperat Tie,
form Hall, Friday evening. The crowd
Was bigger than the menu. :.
Pr. wilmington has been Waiting IL
New York and New Jersey.
Matte l.. Morrill, Il quite III OF slow
fever nj his home on Water street.
Mrs. I. c. Ingrahsm and daughters o.
Brookiine, Mass, are at Hon. n. u
Bonney's.
The Methodist society are holding .
series Of meetings 1t their church TIL
week.
W. II. BRIGHAM has added TO bis bot
Ting establishment q new hydraulic
cider mill with all the latest Improve
ments, having . capacity OF from sixty
10 seventy barrels per day. This VII
srord the farmers an opportunity to dis
pose Of their surplus apples.
Business L. on thu boom In Buckheld
&. wilmington 4 sons, brush manu-
facturers, are running full crew ant
commenced Monday working evening
| 10 keep up with their orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 4. Hardy OF Ando
YER, Mass, are visiting friends In Buck
field. Mrs. Hardy WAS Lizzie Z. With
ipgtou, "a old residents will remember
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
noRrswssr BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. =. skilllugs went Ia
the county fair one day. They intend
going % the lakes for few days soon.
Mrs. Elita Pingree OF Mansfield,
Mass, Ia visiting her sister, Mrs. Dora
Mason, At this place.
Mrs. Mary shields IL visiting al Mrs.
:. ". Bennetts-
Mrs. Hsbscca Woodland and daughter
% salem, Mass. are spending a lew
days With Mrs. Woodlands grandmother
Mrs. Be,sey Scribner.
Amo. ScribDsr Of Worcester WAS here
to see hi. aged mother recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller Elllngwcod have
returned to their home AZ Caribou.
Prof. Wight has elias. In vocal muslS
al shslburDe % nearly hfty pupils. liz
viii soon Organize a school al Milan.
Mrs. Lnelnda Watson of Worcester
Mass, stopped with friends here recent
lv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

NJ. Iame. l.. Neserye vho spent III
winter slih nj. daughter In Rhode L.
lad came home ~ lowell fr~ weeks
slncs. 10 "a. thea In falling health
And has ns,sr recovered aud died 90
tuesday thu 18th inst. Mr.. Me-sr,e sss Z
veteran % the late wsr and an honest
faithful, Christian man.
The ministers association az tniot
Congr-ssiionali.i Confrr,Dce Vas held
With I.ey. m. n. fafnham AZ the village
on Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tues
day there VAS q public meeting al th'
church, addressed by the visiting breth'
r.n. Rey. Mc..r.. Young % fryeburg,
Mccormick % Waterford and fiu ol
North IIridgton. After the services
receptlon VA. held Ia fox's Hall and
cake and coffee served by the ladies ol
the village. 49,.
VI. A. Charlie. and wife, IL. w
Palmer aud wife, J. ID. Hatch aud vile
Mr.. Chambers and -. &. Eastman are NJ
tending the Christian conference At saco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25


w. A. Howe, WIN formerly. worked
With Elmer ~. Yo~ng. has openesi {
harness repair shop next 70 bsason's
store. Good work u pr0misesi. :.
The frst sociabls ot the tsrm va held
In Gould Academy Monday eveuing. A
large number Of scholars and friends
were In attendance. l
Over seventy tickets were cold Last
Wednesday morning 70 Tie eounty fair
regardless Of the threatening weather.
Clinton BARKER, DR.. q. ID. Hill, q. n.
wormell and friends started Thursday
90 hunting and camping trip TO the
lakes.
Pulp wood 10 still being loaded on TO
cara In the Skilllnes min yard. The
sidc tracks here have been full Of the
loaded aud empty cars Tor the past three
weeks.
The corn factory has been closed
since Wednesday on account OF being
out Of cans. Operations are To CON-
mencc thls week. Labelling has been
given Q good start.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday evening,
sept. II, A. q. Lovejoy's farm buildings
In Mason were burned TO the ground.
Owing To suspicious circumstances In
connection With the blaxc, Peter
Chalssong cas- arrested by Detective
wormell and Onlcer barker charged
with setting the hre. The hearing MAS
held before Justice Rich last Tuesday
forenoon. TIE prisoner pleaded "not
guilty" Of the crime. AZ no lawyers
were employed Mr.. wormell brought
out the required amount Of evidence,
keeping back, however, . good deal that
would not be- necessary at that partlcu-
lar time. Justice Rich found probable
cause To keep the prisoner, % held him
without ball until the October term OF
supreme court. This Peter Chslssong
IL now u years old, and single. lie Was
born In Cape Breton, NoviA scotia, but
has worked In this country during the
past ten year,, and made u hls home
With Mr.. IDvejoy since 100 until last
July, when he Ieft and took mp quarters
with nelghbor, Alonio Tyler.
Mrs. Albert W. Grover Of Bethel and
Miss Anna jordan Of woodfords, while
out riding Tuesday forenoon, were
thrown from their carriage and badly
shaken mp. The accident was causcd by
the whIf,ietrre breaking and Frightening
The horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
OXFORD.

The funeral 10 Thomas Carr Was held
al the Congregational church on satur-
day, Rev. !. VI. wathsn officiating. Mr..
Carr was highly esteemed and leave.
many friends to mourn his loss.
Rev. J. VI. wsthen preached al the
Congregational church Sunday. :,
Leonard stoae and mother from south
Boston visited friends here last week.
Harry Hayes has gone TO New YORK
lie will enter Cornell University.
Rev. Mr.. Corey held a quarterly meet
ing AZ the ". X. church last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Mr.. Totis. Cols !. visiting HI. brother
a. tovef, y. ~.
Mr.. Lilpsh ~pfinx % Portland !. vie
lns hsf coasln. Mrs.. l. ". Hubbard.
Ilmsr u. IIuhhard and ~lfs 10 Near
falls ar visiting AZ the sAms place.
IIon. John n. ~prius Il quite .lck.
Mr.. Harry ". johnson 81 washing
ton Cty. ~ho has h-sn boarding Al
NoaniAin Niew House. returned We'd
ns.day from = tour to Mt. Washington,
and started Cor Yale College.
I.lswellyn a. wads~Orth qualified
Tuesday az truant officer, aud captured
four. and vt there u rOom.
Mis- Gertie :. Twiichsll IL sick al
Cornish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

Nov I. the time to dig the potatoes
before We have the long rains.
Alonlo Tyler has moved oat OF the
Albert Grover house and Mr.. lovejoy
has moved his family aud what he saved
from the iire Into the above named house.
We hope people will remember MT.
Io,.joy'. condition and help him get
started sgaln.
Several from thi. town have gone to
the county fair.
50 Grover has started hi. horse
power and IL cutting corn fodder Tor
Nell Mason and others 10 oil their silo'
Mr.. Grover viii do some thrashlng In
this vicinity later
y. +. Mains Was at CT. browns sun
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
cooo rsuplARs.


The semi-annuai session Of the Crane
Lodge OF Maine OF Good Templar VII
be held at Madison, Wednesday ana
Thursday, Oct. . and I. The Grant
Trunk, Maine Central and Somerse
Railroads viii cell round trip tickets TO
one fare, on sale Oct. 2 and 3, good To-
return I'LL the 9Th.
The autumn session OF the Oxfort
County District Lodge viii meet with
Crystal Wave Lodge, East Buckfeld
Wednesday, Oct. 10. Programme;
loA.h.
Oveninx Cersssonics.
Appoiniment u spestal Committees.
iispors Of Conni,ise On Cresientiais.
Iseiort of Lcigcs-
General business.
Dinner.
l0p.n.
Conferring District Dexrce.
I,sport Of Committees, VIA,
Pisne % next sessien;
Itesoluttons,
state Of the Order.
unnnishei Business.
Closing Ceremonies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
ANOovgn.

Allsboard for the Fair Crosnds.
Every body expects Ia 80 everybody
nj the fsis. No everybody n ccmlue.
"Wednesday and Thursday viii be thu
dsys for Andover.
Hon. II. W. Sutcs and family left last
week for their city home.
The summer company h fAst leaving
town. A fec remain 10 attend the fair.
The heavy rain of the 3oth did much
good 10 low wells and syringe.
An old fashioned husking at {. A. Far
rlngtons to-uight.
q. A. Drcsser's house IL nearing COM
pletion.
According To previous notice the 50
lectmen located the road on hack Street,
also the road 10 A. ID. Barrell's house on
River street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
PERIL.

Mrs.. u. W. Knight IL working FOL
Albert Halls folks, caring for the siek
Elroy Cannon has swapped horses
with A. u. Griffith.
Mi. Fannie MeDonald has gone "a
winthrop 10 work for Mrs. woodman.
Mrs. Tyra Wells and children OF NV
moi. are visiting her father, u. T.. Gibbs
Mr.. Gillispee went TO Rockport, MAS
.,ehus.tis, last Monday and bought him
a horse and returned with him the mex
dsy on the cara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
NORWAY.

nsh.stss,s ssr, washed ccnsi,isT-
- by tfF hraNy ralus.
- >,rtrus ryturn~i frum llouiieu
~ h.i ~ o. sryk
~ udI ir..ss. have commenced 90
49, 80 f'Htk. o. nil - tuiit go
~ hft ff.s -fasun. IN t~o sterr.
. = fl.shs,l. and later m ether t-u
81. e. ts aIled. A. tn soCirtY
t.fa .ra.f .' ~ Nssonc frstsrnhy
zap. ri .f s'out thres year., thy
b. fl l-s o. a. hall ~ pro-.ui.
~ l-iT1,'ari hat ~ ur'isr tur N
30 CASA tss t-su given. N TIM
rsss Del .rr % ~ t-st In ths mar
e. 80 lI.s. m ssvlsr. l. acting
49, g.-.Hffrs. and Ill. ~e undrr'
u1t r..., fl.r ,I,.gk ln IN te~~f.
t-lF .r.ta sntsrtalnsd Me- Alics
d. q DTarf Iuud this wesk.
- D.. tune,iy Company played
q Cuorr llau thrvs eSsuings M.
- h.FV steuing M hal "a,
-1st-t 10 fhsfauding III rain.
it,ghar EEL. l'svvi rue-.iAy evening
~ t'. ..t. Ight "Wednesday even
q isl .t. ,Ciuruon TharsdAy e,.n.
= n s1tral part ~erv sell tAAsn.
4 Hs,tF- "a tcyticd tAvorite 18th
ha-sar ....
d p y Harksf sni Dr. A. v
ir-.t t... .s.uuis wvil established In
- be- trss.
Lers bartlett las sonc a. Portland,
ar f.a afsks D. will wufk tui
',-i.s. .s iuiug fsncy ~tiiing.
lf.~ .HI a co. suspended sors
~ o. N,dn~sisy aud Thur.
on III i....-f % ths fair.
.. B.. ....frma1 las moy-,l Into ths
l,,.s ..H --ar The n. Jpton home
s-ti U- f.hs ~ ~trvvt.
iFll' sheriff \. l.. Bassctt and
Ns-- Iiu.. T.. Parker .slSsd q quan'
q E..htIug lguors AZ the rail-
30 si'. 'f.. week.
't.'. s. edwards % Bethel was Ia
90 week.
Dr.. ~ iioNby % Csmhfidge. III.
',.si a. ' ~ plnsmorv's this week.
'isi s..eyr WIN. 4. Cole has tvs
- carr s.. which were sent from
sl''r, Mass. Cor sale.
Nt't. y lvuison aud family 81
~ f-u CHAM, Mass. on the wal
A'I.I..Hu % too weeks 40 Bsthle
-. \ Ii made their friends a shor
90 saturday.
~ D. sH school bullding !. heinz
a-,o- lhs finish i being put on In
It. hgiiding will soon be read!
f '.'. The small boys think thcr'
Oh gr.a. hurry. and II Il l. not don
T',-I. months they would ihd n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
ERYfauRo.

Mr.. Lobinstein, q Yale senior, from
New York, whose family have been sum-
mering here spoke on missions at the
ye.try on sunday evening and OF the
student Volunteer Association OF which
he IL q member.
Mrs. Jacobs, the vocalist, Of Maiden.
mers IL at the Oxford.
Mrs. George fArnsworth OF North
Bridgton. and her sister, Mrs.. Anthoine,
Of Biddeford were at r. L. EAstman's
last week.
The primary school under Misses Eva
Walter and lou Weston began on Mon
dsy II, In No. I school house.
Miss l.irfie 4. Shirley came to MI.
Ileald's on Monday, for . short stay.
Mr.. Frank Locke and his sou lsanfori
have come home from Iowa.
Miss Hattie Iike went back to Wax
than Ia resume her teaching on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis wyman we're al
=. W. Fife. on Monday, but have gone
to Chsrlestowu, Mass.
fr~i Fife u IL home.
A daughter and sou 90 Mr.. \. Wilson
Evans have bern visiting nj their uncle's
A. n. Evans.
M. Charles SwAn. Who has bcen visit
Ing his cousin Miss Olive swan, has
gone 10 his home In Clinton, Mas.
Mrs.. shspleixh aud daughter lefi on
rhar.dsv Zoe their home In somers-
worth. y. n.
Ma. jul. stearns 10 still at Mss
Eyans'.
Miss Mary Lovett formerly of this
place nov living 81 CAmpello, Mass, has
Ten az Mis- A. y. Pages this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chandler 81 i'em-
hrcks. Mass, started for hone on f'-
dsy.
Mr.. cooasli, assistant In the academy
la.i year u In to~n.
Mrs.. Otl. warren went 10 Roftury,
Mass, With hsr daughter, Mrs.. Robin
soa.
The cellar for Mrs.. Jane v. Coolidge
hoa.s /. hsgun on the lot purchased OF
senator fryea fec years ago, next to
the house "a the late r. q. Ward.
Dt. B.rtlstt has moved Into The Ferry
house opposite.
Mrs. Brcok. of Portland IL visiting
Ms. Allce Locke.
Mr.. Emma Chase O.good Il quite s!ck.
conhned "a the bed.
Ms. n. y. Charles IL improving some
~hst.
Mrs.. II. stark |. ., Miss II. &. o.-
goods.
Nj. sadie Locke has returned to
Harrington.
west Oxford Agricultural Fair begins
Tuesday, sept. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

The usual rain storm on fair week.
Mrs. Jane Bsrrows Of Boston 10 visit
Ing Mrs. Howe.
Mr.. Irwin Farmer Of Temple has been
Waiting his sister, Mrs. J. ID. Sturtevant
Horace Pratt 81 Boston II visiting hi'
sisters In this place.
Within the past week the rad In this
district has been very much Improved,
which will be welcome news TO any one
who comes this wsy. 10 has been dis
grace to the town all summer.
Miss Grace Bumpas goes To Poland
Saturday for another term of school.
This one IL to be nine weeks.
Mr.. Thomas Chase has been quite sick.
There are now Isl students In attend
snce this term, which We think IL the
largest on record. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
SUMNER

Nellie Foster has gone to Auburn In
tending "a stop while. =,
IIers.y Meme aud Wilbur Foster took
a trip % Little Concord Pond hshlng last
week.
ss,eral from this place attended th'
concert given for the benefit OF the
Good T,mplar- az West sumner.
y. VI. Narney has swsppsd horses.
]. n. Morrill, Il seen on the street
With new horse.
Prank Barrett Il buying fall apples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25
sAsr eRoWNg,Elp.

Mr.. Hiram Gstcbell. Who Was tsker
III q week ago, Il recovering. We shal
be glad when h. Il again able TO be out
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. u. Giles with small
party have gone on pleasure trip "a
the mountains.
Miss Willie fessenden IL teaching In
fryeburg where she has taught nine sue
cessful terms already.
Miss Maria Mansfield IL ut home sick
James Il. I'M has had his store newly
nalnfei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25


n ls l,atur for Ovtober Il called
= Autumn Number, and contains an
l-'-i. argv number of articles on
-rffs' .uticCts. Ia addition Ia the
"a 'l.h.1n matter there 1. special
a,tf .' much value tO mothers called
,..1g Ha, the Family for Autumn and
lisr There are also articles for the
-,is 0- serving Peaches, ApricOts and
aill, sd the 4 se ~ the House. Life
=. NU-s 40 Mount HOlyOse College are
- Treated BY revent graduate, the
-,oll Iip~r Ia the kindergarten Series
pa .p The study In an Interesting
Ay, Ard there l. . practical contribu-
- ll Millinery a. an Employment fOr
'.msl. The Relations between Mother
20 Laughter are concluded In this
.u'-r. and Ia How to Tive Wisely tbs
s,s.t q Illness and What Not To ID
sat.y discussed. Instruction In Artist
lsndcraft l. given Ia NeDstlan irou
a1fk aud ths uses % Crcpe and fissus
htsrs. aud entertainment IL provided IN
! h,llowe'en German and . Chryssnthe
lam Party. Around the Taxable II
= go-slpy &c usual, aud ther. are paper
b Knitting, Netting, Tatting, lac
liking, CrOchetiug. etc, etc. The sub
uiptlOn price Of the Dcllnestor l. al
AZ single copies, rs CENTS each
ahI.hed by the Bufterick Publishin.
a limited \, New York, aud Tor saI
y bal agents aud new sdealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

NJ Issi.N. brown and family, who
~, .srt he summer here, returned O.
= Nsu nrk home last week. They
~. themselves a. having spent 4
r'ra.snt SKINNER hsrc, AMI they
I'd, n,is e grrat many friends. II i
- al IF. prohahle, that they viii
- he rs1t summer also AZ the old
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-25

The bears are killing of sheep on
sunday River. Almost every farmer
has lO.t some.
Several bear. have been caught lately.
". Tra.k got one last week. r.. H.
Knapp one this week.
The thrcshers came up this river last
week, and are nov az work In Nortil
Newry.
Grain {. turning out better than last
some Of the farmer. are flling their
silo- this week.
The Bethel corn shop has suspended
canning until more can. can be procur-
Ell. They lack some lO,eO, hear.
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.Asr WATERFORD.

Arthur Il. Mcdonald has decided the
store back to Mrs. A. A. Patterson and
gone away. III.
Rev. G. y. IIersey and wife are visit
ing at W. A. llersey's. a..
James Paradis. has moved from the
Harlan brown farm to Newry.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G. Hilton are home
from the Norway corn shop and Joseph
Patterson from Lowell.
A. J. Haskell Is making cider In Ms
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eRoWNe,elp.

Eumor .ays Mr.. Reuben Lnscott has
bought the house formerly owned by
Charles Martin, now occupied ~ :
dwelling house, store and poet once py
Mr.. Nelson Adams. $50
Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter,
Nrs. Ella Besn Of Portland, called on
friends In this villsge Tuesday.
Mr.. WIN. Rowe IL quite alex.
Mr.. Slower, who has been sick Tor .
number Of weeks with typhoid fever Is
so "A to be out again. "a, ia
their harvesting.
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