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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
MIRIAM,

Mr.. Caleb &. Clcmons died Jnue .th
of old age, aged NJ year,, months, u
days. lie was q son 81 Jonathan aud
Hannah Clemens. lie leave. q widow
In feeble health, al.o four sons aud three
daughters. lie has been one ~ our
most industrious, worthy and respected
citizens. Rev. q. 4. l.idlon, sr., OF
kelar Fall. preached an interesting and
Instructive sermon AZ his funeral.
Mr. Daniel Gould died In South
Hiram June 10th after a long Illness,
aged about sG years. lie Was q man 81
Integrity and peaceful character, and
much esteemed by his many friends
Thus one by one the fathers are pass
Ing away.
Mr.. Living Cotton, aged ~ years, !.
In good health, aud u passing the
Indian summer of life In cheerful
serene and Christian hope, waiting for
the Masters summons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
PERU.

Rev. ". n. wyman of Massachusetts
I. on a visit 10 his mother, Mrs. Matilda
Wymsn.
N. II. Robinson and J. VI. Cannon
attended the convention at Paris on the
18th.
Howard and Hollis Turner were nj
Paris the same day.
Mr.. Fannie Neal and her husband are
OF q visit AZ 4. II. Walkers.
n. u. Robinson Il building sllo.
We have been having some very hot
weather the past week, and some very
heavy showers.
There l. considerable complaint of the
white muck worms eating corn so II has
Ia De planted over.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Wilson returned
home Thursday from trip To Gorham,
Randolph aud Lancaster, n. H., where
they have been visiting relatives for
some days.
Miss Ardella Bennett Of Berlin, y. H.,
was at her Aunt Addie Msson's on a
short visit recently.
Hartman Bennett Was at Gorham on
business this week.
Mr.. I,ines, n peddler of extracts, pass
ed through this place "wednesday.
River drivers camped at the ferry the
?lst.
Terrific thunder storms here the past
week.
I'd and Seth Mason work at the Cor
ner on Bean's Hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
nIIAEnln

". ". Virgin recently found hi'
young colt dead In the pasture.
Monday and Wednesday there wer,
heavy showers at this place; rain fell Ia
torrents.
Mr.. and Mis-. Henry llallkett and t~,
children, With Mr.. Mary Merrill 81
Portland. were In town Thursday, call.
ing on friends. Mr.. llallkett was called
to Bryant. Pond by the death OF hi
father.
frcd IIodgdon, a popular aud respect
ed business young man, has returnet
home bringing bride with him. They
have set up housekeeping In the hous'
known A. The Minister Elliott house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Nssiss sr Pstitiss for DisshsSGs.
srArn M MAINE

OxfORD, 90 Court % Insolvency. In the cas-.
of MICHAEL DEEGAN. in-ol'eni peo'
NOTiCE I. hereby given tina. pe,ltien has, OF
y mi. ash ,isy Of Jurs, A. u. ls.t, besn pre-
.snls-i 90 -aid Court Tor -aih County. by
MICHAEL DEEGAN, % Greenw"ci IN IN
County Of osfori, paving tina, he ne,
h. decroi full ,li-ciaarge from all III
,iels., pro,abls under the Provision. 81 Chapter
seventy of the statutes ~ Msine, AMI upor
.ali petition, u .. orier~i ny ALI Cour
that . hearing b~ hal upon On. same bsfor
said Court At rar. IN .aii County ID
OXFORD. sn welne.'iay, the 18th day %
July a. u. iss, N nine o'elosk in the Tor.
noon. anil hat notice therof he publi.hsi Ia tn
ONfori Dcm1rst, q Newspaper publishe'i In sails
County ~ ONfori, once wesk Toe three -uoces
si,e weeks, the lat publication b. ie i've day
before the day of hearing; and that all ereiitor'
who have pro,e-i their debts, AMI ,shsr psr-on'
Interested, may appear 81 ALL place ani tl,n'
anil show cause, II any they have, Why ~.
change shouhl MT IL grzntssi .aii debtor srcori
Ing a. the prayer of his petition.
Attest "a LBkkT u. fAhk. hersteI
of said Court for all County ofOtfort
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Nsties sf Pstitiss Nsr Dissharge.
STATE Or MAINE.

OXFORD, .. Court % Insolvency. In IN.
ca.e Of :. j. a D. R STAPLES, Insol'es
debtors.
NJ olee !. hereby rivep that petition. have on TIL
~ ssh day Of June, A. ID. lss. isen prcsente.
81 aid Court fov cali County, by \. J. n y. "
staples, of Brownneki. In the County % oxford
praying thai they may he deercs~i q fall ,iis
charge frpm eli their debts. 18th .. lntisttual'
ani A. members of the nrm % y. J. a y. u
staple. PRIV able under The provisions of thsI<l
seventy ~ the statutes of Maine. AMI upon saif
petition 70 " orisrei by sAid Count that Q hear
Ing he had upon the same iefore sstt Count q
Paris, In sAii County Of Oxfori, on the iSh day
Of July. A. %. isss, Il nine o'el"sk IN the fv.s
noon and that notice thereof 10 publish-i In In
oxford Democrat, q Newspaper publlshe.i u
ssii county % Oxford, oncs . week for thi =
ssccss Give wceks. The last rnbliestion " he
days lsfore The day of hcatnf. AMI that al
cre.iitors who have proved tbsir aebts, AMI othe
persons ihtsre-tsi. may appesrA sail pisoe an
iime and show cause. n any thsy have, VII
. discharge sbouli nos he rrantei aid debtor
so...il.r :: ,hs pr-y.,,, q. ut, r ssi,,,.a.
| of said Court fov satt County ut Onfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
hORIh PARIS

Mrs. Laura stephens and son OF liry'
ants Pond called on her brother, Amer
lea Andrews, June 10th.
Henry Tuell was badly hurt by being
kicked Ia the back by horse recently.
Messrs. Marshall and Morrison have
been al work here again with the road
machine. They have got about through
running II now.
I'er.is Chllds, Gladys Lowe, Lizzie
Field and Harding Benson were bapti,'
ell here June 18th.
Mr.. q. y. Young, wife and daughter,
Of Braintree, Mass, called on his cousin,
r.. r.. FIELD, June 2lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
WEST aEIhEl.


Rev. Mr.. farrsr of Gllead supplied for
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler at this place last
sunday. There was quite an interest
Ing Sunday school concert Ia the even
Ing.
Mrs. Henry verrill has been quite sick
with throat trouble, but IL better now,
Mrs. A. w. Grover and her sister,
Miss Willis, visited In the place Thurs
day. Mrs. Growers health has been
such that she has not been able Ia ride
so far before for more than . year. Her
friends here are much pleased at her
Improvement.
We have had our share ~ thunder
tempest. during the last week, but no
very serious damage has been done,
though there sometimes have been high
winds aud lightning has struck Ia sever.
al places In TIL. vicinity.
Oscar Grover, son Of ID. u. Grover, IL
home from Maine state College, aud a.
usual has q prize In bis pocket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
GRAFTON.

Dor the pas, three days We have had a
great amount u rain. IL began Ia show
er Monday morning about ? o'clock, and
", had showers very often until We'd
nesday afternoon. our streams are
swollen 10 full banks and roads very
muddy.
Your correspondent while on his way
Ia county convention took supper from
q table made leo years sgo.
4 force of men are at work on the
road through Grafton Notch.
Twitchell 4 blanchard, doing lumber
ing In Grafton and Riley, have had kill
Ell twelve horse. that had a disease
that they called glonds. They were val
lahle hnr.e.. and IL l. a great loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
SUMNER

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. VI. Parlin are visiting
relatives In Errol, y. n.
Nellie Poster has gone to lewiston "a
visit relatives.
Mary Parlln has gone 10 Auburn q
work.
NestA smell. Who has been visiting Ia
this place. returned 90 her home la rur'
ner SUNDAY, the 18th.
Wilbur Poster aud Julian Dyer have
had them boat made to run In lAbia'
dor Pond this summer.
some very heavy showers passed over
thi. place last Monday aud Tuesday
We have not learned of any damage De-
Ing done IN thl. vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
SWEDEN.

samuel saunders Of Portland has been
visiting his brother In sweden.
Dean Andrews and NJ. Il. Weber are
boarding az a. Il. saunders.
Eva Holden IL home from Bridgton ON
a short vacation.
An Ice cream festival AZ town hall the
s.th for the benefit Of the VI. \. church.
n. ". knight has purchased q new
moving machine, aud has opened the
haylns season by inviting ''star and
swan" out to furnish the motive power
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
.g-ss LETTER.

DO i.t. claim. that The pine-fltsr-
''r1f' = Maine arr bringing back
-i,.u i.-lr. that had been some
l l.a'si Uncle VAS born In the
q n 'h. col. larsous' house on
~ ',-ryt ,. YEAR. 40 Wh-n october
= tgi... IIr Vsut 90 Massachusett.
- . a. T. year. % sgs. aud learn
p 3D. '-ii. q Luther Turner %
az. II. .sa neat, Nell-prrserved
IN o. heart 20 a boy. Aunt
Pm H ia..1lph, Mass, - YEAR,
~ nI. an Alden, . lineal
,,ia-i .' .he John Alden who mar
I.'s,..a ''s Puritan maiden. You
~ a.. capt. Miles ~tandish Of
81 BAL al Internal gnswing for
80. o. Puritan maiden. lie Was
% ..i..rtoi courage aud could
lA't o.. ~ Indians with a CLASSY
" sh'- p .sme 10 popping the
-. D. ,.s.iut pop worth cent.
came ,H pass that b. dickerei
o. l'4as freud Alden "a pop for
s' hrTsHed that Alden had a
..,,,'l iur Priscilla himself. but h.
7, - D. .uu'd for Miles. After
: al.'t,i he popping bgslne.s,
-s .''s.-i her calm blue eyes on
~ - .''h'ifi .Nevtly into his ear
L.i sou speak for yourself,
" 500 reColleyt, that remark
John u'" pi, bat he was true "a
80 and BEL didn't 20 back ou
Nu' until u WAS supposed
l'a.-i.'h had h,eu cut In PIECES by
..','l' di Ntisu heed the sugges.
'i'ak ipr himself. Pri.cills
'''r w,Il worth the winning,
- 3" Lnrgiellow, and Alder
Als-gp good ancestor. and lef'
~ you hear the cloud. making
~" Monday nights I saw the lighl
80 hu.'i.ngs In Turner. Ther'
=, l''ss struck 10 the village
80, A.Ieu's house and the Oh,
j. .eAi.lg acre the objects aimeC
49, ! haven't learned the en-
~ dhmagr done. I suppose the,
-, III 40 in Greenwood. Their
.aerv {, started.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Wil SONS nllls

Deer are so plenty that IL IL no unusual
sight To see them In the fields and Pas
tucs.
Camping oct and fishing parties ar,
plenty, consequently black fles aud mo-.
quitces do not have to 90 without, ,heiI
ratlons.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Clark have gon,
To Paris.
Aparty from Berlin have gone up III,
Magzlloway sporting.
Dr. spauldlng came down saturday,
staying over the sabbath. lie visited
our sabbath school and made some very
interesting aud instructive remarks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
HARTFORD.

stephen T.. Irish Is very sick with a
fever.
Mr.. T.. n. Watson l. sick at l.. e.
Mason's.
Mr.. Ralph Morrill,, who has bought
out the stock In trade ~ Z. &. Spauld-
Ing. has thoroughly lifted w the store
az that Il makes very respectable sp-
peaance. Mr.. Morrill, IL an enterpris-
lug young man and We hope he will
.uccccd In business. lie keeps every
thing nice al very low price.
Thunder aud lightning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Nstiss % Pstitiss 90 Dtssharse.
ATATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, - s-Ceart Of Insolvency. In The
case Of DAVID y. LORD, insoiveat Debtor.
Nyo<ice " hsrvby Eiyen that . pstiticn has. on
IN this Ssh day Of June. A. %. is<. lscen pre-.
ssnted " sail Court for ssid County, ~ David
y. Lord, of Lowell. In the County Of Okfyri.
y ' his ~ az pso,ss,s ssa., me sso,Is
Ions of Chapter seventy Of Tie statutes ot Maine,
and upon said pssitien, Il orierct BY sati
Cear that hesrfns 10 bod upon The same 10
Of 0xfori, on The ish day of Jsly. A. u. isl
q siss e'ciock IN ths forrsooai AID that sosics
.hsreef BE- psbnsssi In ". Onferi peme.rst
psbiicsiios " Be I've dsys Ssfors ths dsy o,
nssns. .sa ~. .. 81 s,llssrs yss hs.s prove
appear ~ said place AMI tisse and show cause
u isy they have. Why diseharre should so< b
Frsatei sAid debtor snrsriins " Ne prayer Of
AfTrsri Albert D, PARK. sssisssr
of seht CouFt fsr said Cossty % Oxfort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Adam a.. Harvey from shelburns
has been visiting friend. In this vicinity
lie gave small party To his friend.
"Wednesday evening AZ the home 81 u,
". kimball. \ good time was said Ia
b. enjoyed by AL.
There was meeting ~ the Y. 4. :
4. r.. AZ the central school house sun
day, With quite q good Attendance. The
minister, Mr. Pond, had an appointment
al StonehAm, 80 WAS not present. II
was lei by Mrs. II. %. Wilbur.
We we're very glad Ia hear Of th'
graduation II one of our young people
George Wilbur, and To learn that hi'
chosen work was that highest aud bes'
OF all, the ministry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Nstiss 90 Pstitiss Zoe DtsshsSGs.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ..,-Coat % Insolvency. In ths
case % JOHN q. rE>LEi. in.ol'en
Debtor.
NOTICE I. hsr,by given that q pstitisn has
~ on thl. 18th day % June, A. u. l-s. trei
pre.snt.i o. ssii cour FOR sail county, 10y
John q. Pehlsy, % Paris. In the County q
Osfori, prayIns that he may ~ decwei ful
discharge frum all nj. tiebt., prv,abls unler the
provisions 90 chapter ~ Of thu statutes ~ Mslns
anil upon .aii I~tition, 10 IL Orierri by sss
court that q beartng he hal upon the zane he
Tor. -Ai.i court az Paris. In aid County ot ~
fori, on Wednesday, the 18th day OF Italy. A.
l-.4 t nine o'rlosk In the forenooni ani TIA
notice thereof ~ publshesi In the Oxford Dem
ccrat. bew.psIsS publish~i In ssii toanty o.
Otfori. once week for thres .u"e-.i'. weeks
the last pablicsiion IA IL ave days bstore th'
day 90 hearing. And that all cresiitors Who hs',
prU,ci their delts, AMI other Isrron- Interested
may appear AZ sail place aud time and chow
cause, N any they have, Why q di-charEe .hoah
not ls grantei saii debtor according W The
prayer ~ his PETITION.
ATfssr ,-AI.BEHr u. PARK, Register
Of sai,i court for SAIL county % Otfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
OXFORD.

Quite number from this place attend
ed the commencement exercises at lie
bron. Miss Ida Hawkes. and Miss Jen'
nile Hayes were members Of the gradual
Ing class. The class prophecy was giver
by Mas Hayes.
Mrs. Spring Of Chicago and Miss u. X
Jersey Of Boston, were here for few
days last week. Misc Hersey II going q
Europe aud win spend some time u
London and Walt other cities Of interest
She IL preparing . hook on Englisl
literature and takes this trip In pursu
ance Of this work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
EAST BgThel.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Merrill Bartlett hsy,
gone on pleasure trip 10 the l.angeley
Lakes, and will return by the way OF
Berlin Fails, y. ~.
Mr.. brown Of Milan, y. H., IL visiting
hls sister, Mrs. T.. lIean.
4. e. Perry L. repaintlng his house
aud making other improvements.
Mrs. Mabel skinner ~ Mss.achusett.
recently visited at !. ID. Hastings.
VI. n. IIamlln ~ Durham was In the
place the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. swan visited al
Norway aud south Paris last week.
q. bartlett recently visited his sister,
Mrs. Eta Bean.
Mrs. y. :. Bartlett returned Ia her
home In thi. place the ?0th.
4. VI. klmbsll attended the county
convention at Psri. the 10Th.
About % couples enjoyed the spring.
board dance the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NEMRH.

This l. week ~ thunder showers.
Natures artillery paid q salute 10 the
Republican county convention both lie
fore aud after IT. session.
D.. u. Knapp caught bear one day
last week.
Mrs. q. 4. Harlow Il visiting friends
In town.
J.s Allen returned from Portland
Monday. lie brings encouraging new.
from his wife al the Maine General Hos
pltal.
II looks now a. though haying nigh,
crowd rather closely on the heels of hoe
Ing. The grass promises To be iine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

~rnsr arrangement CA the Grand
s-,susrt .ato effect Monday morn
I, De- - Trains nov leave south
-. ,.|-g east - s.st and 9:t5 a. ~.
r.'l nIN,i and g.i3r.N NJ; going
~rlHI-A.N. and rs, : ~ and
rHFN ~ages leave Paris llill At
d. t-IsfH N. and , SCR. v. The
~ rdruIrg ard late evening trains
r l-ylgh Trains under this arrange
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

~ Win stanley, winner 20 the
,.-,-,.f rroh.tiiion gold medal In the
.-.rf.f.ak.ug contests al this place,
=. A. we,k. accompanied by her
- o. Camden, where she sT-aks
T.i-s.l.v evening AZ the contest Tor
.r,-I sa.t medal. Nine winners
friuelaI. viii compete In this con-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

,aryteo gardens In this place
a, Ave sur,t coru tasselc,l and silked
=. ~,v sem Ike remarkable state
- tsfH wi.l probably sem eithei
=. - e.. r,m,fkahle when u Il stat
.5.,rthe turr can not - stretched "
-,l..,hf ~ uarr than two feet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

icN ,rbls. family dined on green
>s,Aay. June 9lth. grown Ia hi.
- No sccd VAS sent Ia Mr..
s..,.byh.. grandson, fr~i J. Marble,
80 agrl,u1unl department, Wash
-. y. e..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
aRYAh1,s POND.

Services for the summer will begin ai
the Universalist church next Sunday,
July lst, 1t II rs O'Clock. Preaching BY
MIss Gertrude Earle, Tufts College,
| All arc Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
JDIIS.
We FROv nFw .ayps.,a,

'RON NEW HAMPSHIRE.
n '-'-s John went "a the y. n.
n -. p,ih'ps The l.. should have Ia
- the same a. JOhn'. Was, so
49, 2. % ID and the Lord
p ai't table aud the people the
=, 81 NhiCh table did John ind
\ Sls adde's GU "Interr.ting'' I.
h =, =, a1f' John. GO Il while you
- 'ee--less than IS.
~ 49, nght weight too. How much
20 ron a bo,t on IN. lake With
- - - In the stern for bal
fsr,''s 81 after haying, John, and
az alag. over.
AEw HAsPsuIRE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

~ will b. line entertainment At
iatn Hall. Friday evening 20 thi'
~ Miss Mayo, cur popular elovu-
49, lts Kindly consented % repro
\. 70, creek tahleauN arranged BY
r'-it. closing 20 the school some
p sesa. ago. Following j. the pro-
r-s
Pa. -... MI. ,ssrtruiis ilsrios
|. larf Uftsf. Two eht,-ts In "a hits
tIgti yuuug a,iic-.
.a-. Nis- Nave
lz-9. fs1teu tabi.aax Misc lIario~
Actin All fhayer.
. - O. lowed by a promenade.
--,..ar q g,nts; children 10 cents
c-g- .,rts Per couple. Ice cream
> 70 -sr,ri during the evening. The
'y--!' ,a sU Coz the piano. Il u hop
-, 81 IT,. Del a goo,ily attendance, az
- uhn 'aok the responsibility 81
~ m, piano iu th- academy arr
p l-I.l. Geo clear the deSt which
- have '-'u done during the winter
: % o. Rrathsr bccu unfaVorablc
a. 70 fhs.r entertainments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

~ Ami, ~ lion. Edward l.. Paris,
- NJ Paris himself, arrived last
- ,sd have opsncd their summer
...-.a hl-r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

HAYDEN will preach In IN,
r'',s-,,li.t lhurCh the las, two sun
-, /, JAW. al.o the last one In August,
sNAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

49,, Kendall has been around nurs
.N.h,nd IN sling. cut OF the tip
- sns,rs In buzz planer last
N.-slay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
BRoWNFielD.

Two very heavy thunder showers
passed over this place Monday night {;
also heavy shower Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Pearce and son Of
Deering, Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper OF Port.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il. Morrel and
son are spending the week M the
Pequswket House.
lbr. Fitch IL repairing his sidewalk.
Mr.. l.. Thompson has moved Into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Storer
Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stubb are board
Ing at Frank JohDson's.
Mrs. Bradeen IL stopping with Mrs.
=. u. Bean.
Mrs. Phll Boynton Ia stopping at his
fathers, Vim. Boynton's.
Brownfeld Is gaining quite reputa-
ton A. u good place TO spend an outing
or vacation. Plenty OF brook trout,
beautiful mountain scenery, attract not
only fishermen. but the artist 10 sure tn
find q plenty Of subjects for his pencil or
brush. Last week company OF six
artists came here from Boston To spend
few days for the double purpose OF
fishing and sketchlng. They would take
an early start In the morning for some
mountain brook with fishrod and sketch
book, and return late In the day with
both well filed. just at this time the
dramatic club were planning for =
drama, but lacked proper scenery and
knew Of no way to procure II. This
company Of artists, learning OF theli
dilemma, said, SECT your paint and
brushes and we will help you out" and
when all was ready each with brusi
and dipper Of paint, went for the big
canvas, Oxls feet, stretched In stable
chamber. One would paint mountain,
another big rock or an old scraggly
tree, accompanied with storytelling
Jokes aud shouts Of laughter until the
canvas was completely covered with
mountains, rocks, trees, With one spot
they said Was q lake. AZ this point
they laid down their brushes aud called
on Messrs. Fri,sell & Chaloner, design
ere, 2 Park square, Boston, To put OF
the fnishing touches. Their skillfu
touches soon brought out the full desigI
representing q beautiful Wild mountali
scene, which will be treasured ~
souvenir Of the visit Of this genial CON
pany Of cutters. NERirAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NnawAv LAKE

Y. r. Greene aud wife are getting owe
the measles slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James shedd vlsltes
Mrs. Sarah Clement Thursday.
!. y. Msrston has gone to lagger Il
work for A. II. stuart.
Mrs. Albion Stevens had her foot hur
quite badly last week. Her horse step
ped on Il, breaking two or three bones
Mlss Amy Perry returned home Wed
nesday from her hospital work In Mas
sachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

NTrgum ior Fourth % July a.
sEa-a1g,d Nill open With a parade
fa-asfIt. 40 %. These will b. die
t-s-i IN time Cor the sports 20 begin
81 M he programme % sports com
- NJ following events;
rrf -iHs .rs mII. Prize. hrst. hicycls
l. sf.r. ..H.r art -.
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vIU Fletcher ~ Portland and
,-,hgr Morrill, ~ New Haven have
,i.it.nr Mr.. T.. n. Jackson.
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~. A.pe. Brown. accompanied by
IN Rrinckle's children, Il visit
n, w.ther. Mrs.. Dr. brown.
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NJ -o,h.ug connccted With ths
r-,gs F0urth 20 July celebration that
-. BETTER than the fantasies.
a. have e.sJ one. and = good NUN
y Wfh fh.. On view the comniitec
! .,i-rs have d-Cided 10 offer two
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n r. b. parade. to hc decided BY
.r,,tsri llgy.. - Tor bet and III
N,sr h..i Everybody l. invited "a
r-.sts ~ matter where you live
r OF vour "rvgimentals" and join
-ltfys Army" 40 Paris lllli. Meet At
80 5t.o,k Hu the morning % July ith
50 oi Wallace Cummings farm,
- q he l.'age. Gen. Coxey Will
: --s.5rf arI take command.
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n. Nva. shur'leff Of Portland Is at
A. gsbhari House.
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vIR Emer,ou Of Auburn Is stop
.,ssa lhs llill.
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y. r,u,i.. T. Ripley Is at home
= C,mhrlgc.
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AEw HANPsiIIRE.

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