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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lap Broadway,
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
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West Fortyrsecond-st: 1o2 Coiumbus-ave.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY MAY IA.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, MAY "A.

MONIA1,
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WEDNESDAY. MAY l6.
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Majestic White star, Liverpool lZ.VV IN o'0V y III
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COACHMAN-COOK.- French cou-
pie; speaks English and German; IN
private family, man az coachHdh' "ie aS
cook. citv or country: best references. ).
Il lO3 clinton Place.
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Ui-TIFR or HITLER and VALET
Has nrst-class references OF years; thor
oughly competent In his duties. y. G.,
Hnx ll5 ~ Broadway.
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BUTLER.-By A competent Englishnan
81 good habits IL reliable and quiet; sim
glo and II middle age. prefers single
handed place. city and Brooklyn refer
cnces HENRY HARRISON, 33f East
1gfh-ef
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pI-TLER. A gentleman wishes to
recommend hi. butler G,ngllshD. Wiling
and ohliging: city or country. g. W. Vo3
Columhus-ave.
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COACHMAN and GROOM BY married
nan. no family; wishes situation In n nri-
tate family; years city references: pres
INT employer can be seen; leaving on ac-
count OF death In family. Address =. II
5th-ave.; or. private stable. ~ Clinton
Place.
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.x,.r,, sements received st regular omss
es. shave. s. Q. OR. Of 2Ses'
l5c 9th ave-, cor. 1:th.st; ssth.si
49, Columbus-aye., near wss ss
20 ives, Iith-st., near sul.sxe;a .n 49,
ofy Nest tsd.st., bet. It'll snd ssn ~
Isl <th-ave., cor. 14th,ss. a 1rsh - J
.sss sd-aye., between 5 sS&1 "a I'd = I.
Los WrsyN. 'nsPs sases4
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\ LADY recommends rs companion or
attendant on invalid or old lady four
years reference. Apply Monday. before J.
al 10 East 3-th-st.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs AND sUBsCRIP-
TIO<S FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
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ATTENDANT. nurse. companion to in
valid or nervous gentleman, by expert
cnced Young man Of unexceptionable char
acter BRYERS 32f East 3Sth-st.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL would like a
situation % do light chamhcrwork and
sewing Cail Monday. 4Ji West iith-st,
ring ~ bell.
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COAcHMAN.-By man who VIII re
found sober, willing. obliging' careiui cry
seen in city: no objection TO the country.
FOX GO 3d-ave.
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~ LADY : NURSE OrainedD. all kinds
OF sickness. terms moderate. hest refer
enre. NURSE. l7J East g6th-st.
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THE TRIBUNE.

AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received al regular ofica
rateA until y. H.. Ni.:
Is. 4th-aNe., cor. 1ith-st.
1913 3d-ave., between 10th and 18th sta.
1923 3d.ave.. between 10Th and 10th sta.
OPS ID ave. near 6lst-st.
i,70s lst-ave., near S9th:st.
100 dave, corner 41th-st.
6J4 3d.aVc., near East 31thSt.
So Avenue 4, between Sd a-d 9Th sts.
L. Canal--t. and 1877 DiNlsion-st.
1io Cburch-st.. bet. Warren and Cham.
bers sts.
25i Shave. 5. o. cor. OF 23dst.
l52 Gth-ave., cor. i2th-st.
1872 Columbls-ave., near West bSth-sk
! 100 West t2dAt.. near 0th.sye. -
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WANTED. Situation as attendant 70
invalid gentleman by student in n'~di-
cal department Of Buffalo University,
best credentials Of character and ability.
Address HERMAN ABEL. Upper Main
ST. CanandaigIa. y. Y.
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At INNItN EIt > UTIbIIItI 'IIITIVl TII'IIk
house 20 Gth-ave.-We have best coach
men. grOOms. gardeners. farmhands. farm
foremen useful-men. married and single,
all nations: also female help. all well
Z. n.nu.nhed. eslahllshed ls4I.
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YOUNG FRESHMAN. Just landed wishes
position as second-man or coachman In
country: experienced. excellent reference
from other side. NJ c.. 200 West i9th-st.
wishes 20 begin farming on a frst-class
farm. +. HADLEY. liJ West loo'h-st
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domestic Glinailons Uante0
Males.

4 YOUNG. strong swedish man. under
stand ng gardening. milking ca e OF horses,
t. work on farm or gentleman place,
excellent references. 81 East 2Ith-st.
ATTENDANT to invalid gentleman, by
respectable man; professional massage
ol@rat0r and nurse; experienced; excellent
references: travelling: country or city. Nd
class i. T.. 81 East slst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13

GARDENER and FLORIST. Strictly
tirst-class, married children. competent
In greenhouses, graperies. flowers, park.
fruit and vegetables; good grower OF or
chids, roses. violets. chrysanthemums and
pinks: excellent references. Address GAR
DENER. BIS Hopkins-ave.. Astoria. I. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13

COACHMAN.-By a Swede, 20, s'nsIc'
riages; good driver: understands garden
ing; reference; moderate wages -Anuis as
COACUNAN. care OF Mr.. Nehy' 10
S,,ftb-sf Drcoklvn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
DENMARK


Nr..F. y. Dodge and children ct Hos
toe. Who have been spending few
~s,k.' vacation at the Mapiewooi'
have returned home.
Mr. Frank II. ilcdgkins and MT
i.oui. 4. Richardson, two young gents
Of Peabody. Mass, made the trip from
that place here In two days on thei'
bicycle. on their way tn Mason, but o~'
IA an accident To one OF their machines
we're Obliged TO spend the night al the
Msplewood. .,
Mr. Richard N. Harper Of State ST.
Boston, IL spending few weeks At the
Mapl-Nood. All.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.ay sud sister, Miss
CobleIgh, are at the Colby House Tor
few days.
Mr.. 6ha.. McKenney Ia In town for
dag ar two. a.
Nr.. Ada nbbctts has gone to Man
chester y. H., With little steve. =,
Grand ball at Odd fello~s Hall Wed
re.dsy evening, Aug. -. Bennett
Orchestra.
n /. expected that work Will begin u
the corn shop about the 2eth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
HEBRON

II
Rev. =. u. Richardson preached here
sunday, aud all were pleased to heal
their old pastor again.
Mrs. D. T.. Libby aud two children al
Wsteryille have been visiting at A. VI
Richardson's.
Mrs. n. T.. VI. Allen, known to the
readers 81 the Portland Transcript n,
"lsose sanborn', has been spending q
few day. with Mrs. Packard.
Mr.. and Miss Merrill Of New York are
visiting at Levi Mcrrlll'..
Mrs. Emily Jersey Of wateryille va.
at Mr.. Persian Eyerett's last week.
Mrs. Richards aud daughter % Bidde-
ford and Miss BIRD of Albany. with
other friends, are at j. l.. Bumpus'.
Mrs. Lebanon IL visiting her sister In
Greene.
Harry Barrows 1. In town on vacs-
tion. His singing Ia church Sunday
gave great pleasure to all Who were
fortunate enough TO be- present.
Mrs. =. =. II. Donnel Of New York.
and her brother, q. II. Besse of Brysnt's
Pond, we're st G. y. Trips this week.
Mr.. Z. II. George Loot another sheep
by dogs "Wednesday morning. This
time he succee,ied In catching the dogs
At their work ard they have since been
killed. &.
Died. In Putnam, Conn, Aug. 18th.
Mrs. Flora y. Glover, aged II years, /.
months aud @ days. The Deceased Was
brought Ia Hebron Tor interment, where
most Of her aud Mr.. Gloyer's relatives
reside. Mr.. Glover and daughters wish
,o express their thanks 10 their friends
In Hebron Tor their expressions Of sym
patty, and for the help they have rem
.isrel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
FRygBuRG.

Rev. Mr.. Kelley of Washington, ID. g..
preached at the Congregational church
last sunday.
W. II. Tarbox IL at Rome.
Mrs. y. q. Weston aud Rachel are
visiting In Elmira, y. y.
late arrival. at Miss \. y. Pages srr
Miss Woodbury. and niece, Mr.. j. e.
Hull and Miss johnson.
Mrs. shsplelgh aud daughter and Mas
Lille Page Of Maiden, Mass, are nj the
Oxford.
Mrs. IIuldah Chase, OF Maiden, ], al
the hotel With the party of Mr.. and Mrs
I. ". Cats, of Orange, y. j.
Mr.. solomon Head has . doseu
boarders from Cambridge and somer-
Vile, Mass, and Portland.
Marshall Gordon IL Boston IL visiting
hi. brothers here.
The Congregational sunday school
held q picnic on Wednesday at Cartef'
Hill. Over one hundred were preseni
aud everybody had q good time. quite
. delegation from East fryeburg at
tended.
There have been several ground river
parties this week, and many plcnics aud
excursions In various directions.
The oxford I. full having had over
q hundred guests foe some time past.
Mrs. q. y. Bairo~s aud Mrs. j. W.
Coolidge are spending the week Ia
Waterford aud Drijgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
eucKfielp.


Nrs. W. q. Cloush and Miss Christine
Ciau.h, Of Nashua, N. H., ara Waiting
q Col. Merritt Parsons home.
Mrs. Mason and daughter, hlsa Kate,
Of Bostou, mother and sIster Of Mrs.
Horace A. lrish, ara In town.
Mrs. II. ID. wsldron IL slslting
friends In Peru.
DIR. ]. y. DvCoster and wife have been
quite III the past week but are better 81
this writing.
Mrs. r. 4. brigham Il visiting friends
In Cohasset, Mass.
Edward q. Cole and wife are attend
Ing camp meeting below Mechanic Falls.
Rev. n. y. Lawrence and vile have
returned from their vacation improved
In health.
AZ. Warren, wife and con, and Alfred
Holland aud family, are at iiarpswell
for weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cheney OF Port
land are the guests Of Miss Alice Nor
rill.
Everett u. Jo.selyn Of Portland WAS
In town thls week.
MIss sarah II. Barrctt IL quite III at
her residence.
Mas Mary T.. Blsbee has returned 10
Diamond Island for short stay.
a company Of the citizens on High
street have commenced operations tor .
better supply Of water. A standpipe OF
the capacity Of ten thousand gallons IL
10 he erected on the hill near Union
Chapel. A twelve-foot Gem steel Wind
mill will pump the water from q spring
now being dug In the pasture OF Z. ~.
Irish. Prospect IL favorable for q never
failing supply. Roscoe stephens is the
contractor.
An interesting referee case before
Judge savage Of Auburn, q. ID. Bisbee
aud X. lt. Hutchins of liumford, VAS
held at q. A. II. Hall Wednesday. Gaze
Robinson Dean versus Androscoggin
Valley Agricultural Association for
purse won la races at Canton fall OF 'pl
by Belle Chase, but paid tn Thede
Thayer upon hls giving an lndemnifyiug
bond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
naIIsAnOn-

Having stlll llng.rs In the lap 81
august. Daniel bryant, With bis
hirr,i man, (. cutting the Bo~ker mead
on, aud john Titus !. getting the hay
on the Gilman Whitman farm. Rather
unfavorNhls hay weather, but good Tor
growine crop..
The hr.l 81 the week I. ". swan, -ld
family. Fred Cole. hi si.isr and wife
aud Daniel cole and hls girl, making a
party ot nine. al told. vent 10 Milan,
y. a., on a visit and 10 gvt some blue
bsrTiss. ..
Week before last DeAcoa william
Thomas and hls granddaughter, Nora,
rnt 20 visit ih.ir friends In kcnneteS
County. They are expected home THIS
week.
What mastery congress this ma.'
be 10 the eve. 81 forcign nations. l'n'
II a wonder that every monarch does
no, dof his crown and halloo Tor &
republicf What magnanlml,y-Jea
What siAtesmanship-yes, What love sha
Good uill-yea. what confidence In esei
othsr-yss, whst an ardent desire TOT
the general good and prosperity OF tins
whole country 90 Ne -e manifested 10
N. present heavenly sitting together
othsr~i.s C. lied congress.
Nv IN. way, doe. Mr.. Cleveland Know
that IA. Hawaiian Islands became
rrpuhlIc the Fourth of July, and thai
the Hoo. Mr.. Dole Is president OF TIN
said rcpablict
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
WEST PARIS.

A new sidewalk ., belug built between
the new bridge aud the railroad cross
Ing.
Our young people held q sociable Ia
DunhAm's Hall Friday evening.
Our boys played ball With the I.ocke''
Mills boys saturday.
u. Y. Andrews and family will spend
this winter In southern California. Mr..
Andrews store will be- closed sept. 10Th
for IN indefinite period, and from nov
until time Of closing be will cell goods
at wholcs, ale prices.
Newell Young offers his stand for
sale.
Prank Beck and Mas Eva stuart OF
Lynn, MAss., are In town on vlslt.
Lizzie BECK, the South Paris dress
maker, l. visiting friends here.
George Cummings and family, from
Massachusetts,, are stopping In town.
Fred Libby and wife Of iiaverhill,
Mass., are visiting at \. Ray's.
Nsihan'el Young has teen 10 Portland
TIL. week attending the reunion OF his
regiment. .
y. u. Ilill IL on the sick ll.t. Mel
Packard IL running his shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
eRytBuRo CENTRE.

Everybody happy.
The corn shops commence operations
next week.
All, there! stay there, Mr.. Dlngley.
Mr.. Louis Howe, an old resident oil
IIarbor, IL dangerously III with paralysis.
&. n. wiswell has returned from
Keunebunk. IL Ia said that q wife
mourns his absence 20 whom he Will re-
turn In the near future.
The workingmen of this country have
something more to be grateful for. Dia.
monds will be free under the new tarii,
scandal bill.
Mrs. DIR. Ptyum spent several days
last week In North Conway, where she
was called on professional business.
Miss I.lIlle Grant, OF Boston, u ths
guest Of the Misses Chandler at the
Centre.
Miss Hattie Adam, commences four
years course ut Douglass Seminary
Waterford. next month. The friends OF
this estimablc young lady, and the,
are legion, Wish her success and happi
pess In this new held OF labor.
Hon. d. Walker McKeen passed
through town last Wednesday.
The Democrats In town are figuring
on the increased m,jority OF Dingley
aud the county ticket. This may &c
count for the wcarled expression on theil
faces.
Mira. Emma Wood and her young son
of Boston, who have been visiting rela
tiyes aud friends IN this neighborhood
are nj Conway Centre, the guests d
Mrs. Meserye.
How swiftly time dies. II seems bu
as yesterday that We entered upon tn
year and yet us over half gone, With al
lts changes, and happy IL the persor
that has endeavored 10 do his duty 4
his feliowmen, his family and bis God
How much we have TO be thankful for
Good crops, good health, comfortable
homes and kind friends and neighbors
These thlngs are neither few nor small
and AZ We are stewards let Us not forge
that the great Creator will sooner o
later reckon Us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MlsI GaXEaiIRG-


The :. l.. e. wss royalty entertained
by Mrs. y. 4. liutchins Tuesday, Aux
.ist. quite a nunber were over from
the village. The program Was hnely
carried out by Mrs. Marion Chandler
About seventeen partook OF most de
llcious supper.
Mr.. sweat and daughter return "a
Gr,st Falls, Montana, Tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Emery aud daughter arr
visiting her mother. Mrs. harrington.
Mrs. John liutchins and daughter
have been visiting Mrs. Y. l.. iiuichins'
The neighbors here have been trim
ming their trees thereby making . great
improvement To the street.
4 party OF young people from here
went on q picnic Tuesday "a. North Con-
way. taking In the ledscs, Echo Lake
and Dlans's Baths, eating their dinner al
the latter place. They returned by the
way Of Fryeburg village eating ,heir
supper on Jockey Cap. They had q very
enjoy able time.
Mrs. T.. W. burbank Ia improving
slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
WEST egThEl-

Leon Tyler, the farmer butcher, ID
again on the road With meat willing to
accommodate the hungry ones Tor q
consideration. :,
Entertainment at A. 3. Beans hall
Saturday evening.
The Chapel AID Society ID about or
gambling preparatory to buying lo'
and erecting new church.
T.. q. Grover has recovered hls stolen
harness but the thief IL in parts IN
known.
Allie Grover, wife and mother, visltet
your correspondent this week. Alst
Mrs.. q. A. Grover.
8. d. Bracket, just before hnishin)
moving on the meadow, dumped hi
moving machine Into . muck pit 81,
feet deep, which being full OF wste
gave the rider . sudden and unexpecte'
bath. A nnc job Il Was 10 raise Oh
sunken pachIns but no one Was hurt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
EAST SUMNER.

The Odd Fellows excursion to Port
land on the 18th numbered about NV
persons, and they much enjoyed the trip.
Most OF the party went to Peaks and
Long Island.
Improved cutters have been put In
the corn factory, and With other I'm
proyements Il may DO expected thai
every thing will be Ia good condition Tor
business ~ soon ss the crop 10 ready u
cut. -,
.Gu,- Oldhsm IL ut work for the rail-
road company on the East Sumner sec
ton.
Axel Oldham and wife OF North Tur
ner are at %. y. Taylor's.
Frank l.. Barrrtt attended the grea
horse show and races 1t Iugby. IaIi
last week. lie lad colts catered for tn
races.
WIN. Fore IL going to buying apple
for Porter OF South Paris thl, fall.
Quite lot Of cucumbers have beet
shipped for picking from this station.
AIai &C ,ideLt happ ned to Mr.. Sam
my II. Head nj the station on Thursda!
afternoon. A long freight train was o.
the crossing end he attempted 20 cros
by springing upon the coupling betwee'
two cars. Just then tbs cara stsrte'
and caught one foot which he Was an
able TO extricats until the cars had gon
several rods. The foot WAS bsdl
damned and two bones broken. ID
Caldwell sas summoned By teleRrap
and came up promptly and drsssed Oh
foot and hoped to save any amput.tlot
Mr.. Hezld hsd recently arrived hon
from Wyoming having travelled nearl
1000 miles Without accident. lie
4 stopping at his father's, y. G. IIeald's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
aNRQh.

ByrouItes have secured fair crop al
hay this year, and most OF u Ia good
condition.
The gold miners are securing some
very good nuggets this year To set pco'
pie dreaming OF wealth and luxury With
out prolonged toll. "Bone" jackson
shows plcccs Of coarse gold and choice
stones of variegAted hues.
The veteran miner Gordon IL back
with q crew placer mining. rolling the
water so the hsh can't zee 10 bite u 90
disposed. g.
Mr.. Eau Claire, Q native Of France, has
his camp built aud u getting ready Tor
quart, mining near East Branch.
The Jubilant fishermen are gathering
In the trout since cool nights Improved
fishing. Fifty different once visited
Hoo ghton's the past ten days.
II. 4. Young OF Iivermore 10 Ia town.
Ilis daughter josie drove their favorite
horse here on q visit ten days ago, and
he being hitchci with too long halter
got his hind foot over aud fell With head
doubled under, and nearly died ere re-
lief came In the morning. For lev
days past be seems on the gain.
Megantic aud l,umford Falls Hallway
engineers have . road located Ia iiougi-
tons In byron.
bears are raiding back orchards which
stimulates bear hunters, whitney and
Young. To cultivate closer Acquaintance.
A successful hop came on nj knappt
Hall the evening of the Eth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
oHOWsgltlD.

There have been some cold nights TIL.
week, but no trusts Ia this section OF
the town.
\ heavy thunder shower passed over
Brownfeld sunday evening.
Mr.. George Wakefield was thrown
FROM his csrrisgc last week but not
seriously Injured.
Mr.. frci Thayer IL quite sIck.
Byron Brsd-.n i home from conway
~. account of a lame foot.
Dr. aud Mrs. Fitch are away on their
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Go~ln % Saco are
Waiting AZ Miss l.. McDonald's.
Mrs. 4. Goodwin snd children are VS.
Ting her mother. Mrs. VIM. Rowe.
Mrs.. Frank willard aud Miss Nate
ingalls, of Denmark made . brief call on
fr~Dds here thl. week.
There was an entertainment NJ town
hall Wednesday evening.
There Va. free supper al th'
P,quaws~t dlning rooms this last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MASON.


Addison Bean Il having quite . sick
spell. DR.. Twaddle Of bethel attend.
him.
Herman Bean and son Of Auburn are
At al. fathers, j. 4. Beans. for few
days.
Lewis Richardson and friend are at
y. I. Beans. They came on their
wheel. from Peabody, Mass.
y. q. Mil. aud Wife With other. took
a trip To Iumiord Tue sday, the ?lst.
u. Hutchinson aud hi. boys are cut
ting hay on T.. q. wheeler's meadow
near West lIethei.
John Philbrook wa. In town lately
looking for cows, calves, etc.
Mrs. J. II. bean and Mrs. Charles Mer'
riil visited friends In Gilead Friday.
Miss Annie Merrill IL going 20 Fort.
Land sunday to sisit friends. She will
attend the deaf mute convention al
kenn.bunk before che returns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
LOWELL

The school house at Slab city built by
W. q. Brown IL completed and IL very
ilue house.
PARTIES To Sebsgo Lake by way OF
Bridgton steamer and return by rail-, are
now In order.
E. 4. Ilamblen IL Visited by bis broth.
or, Daniel IIamblen, Of Portland, aud
another brother from New York.
Pressie stanford has returned from =
visit To Doston.
We received . pleasant Walt Thursday
from ID. A. stevens and wife Of Bridg-
ton, j. l.. stevens and wife, ut Boston,
and N. n. Nichols and wife Of Lynn.
Mr.. Frank G. Stearns and family have
returned To their home at Hot springs.
Mr.. J. l.. Meserve Ia At home from an
extended visit TO Rhode Island.
The Congregational Circle OF the
Center was entertained nj the Falryiew
House on Wednesday evening. There
xerc about 30 In attendance.
A party Of seven from the "falrview''
with Owen &. Eastman - guide have
gone on fishing trip over the mount
ains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MIRIAM.

Clark n. barker, Esq.. % Gorham. 4.
visiting his mother, Mrs. Lllpsh barker,
Mr.. William l.. Davis has moved ia
Harrison.
ca Thursday De. Charles y. Wilson
ard ~ife and Master Charlie l.. Wilson,
Misses Hattie. Matte aud Grscie Porter
% Wenham, Mass, Edward n. Hanson
aud Miss Eys Hanson and flewellyn 4.
wsds~orth, enloycd . picnic on the
summit 81 "Blll Merrill Mt, ESO feet
above the level 10 the sea, II being the
highest elevation In Hiram.
Mrs. Ann Howard .. dangerously M.
Mr.. y. ". Adams and sous have
another barn In plsce % the one bnrut
In April; also a dwelling for present
nevis.
Terley r. wadsworth and WIN. ~.
rendsxiet we're drawn AZ grand Jurors I;
aud John Clark and Roscoe a.. True ss
petit jupr. 10 serve AZ the september
term 20 United states district court AZ
Bsth.
Born, Aug. -, Ia the wife of Jesse :.
'lemons, Adaughtef.
Georgc X. nssn. Esg., 20 Denmark,
sAs In town "Wednesday With view %
investing In ,ill'gs real estate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
tAsr sRowNriIlp.

Tuesday Of last week Was the coolest
day Ia August ever known here, or Tor
many years.
Irving IIodgdon y soon 20 occupy the
vacant house of j. *. liill.
M.. Trcadwell ~ Portland has been
the gue.t % the Mise. Gsichell. She
will have . elias. In physical culture this
fall. The entertainment under her direc-
tion WAS very successful.
". II. S,ickney Ia. moved Que ~ his
buildings on TO Mil street, aud will fit u
for q rent.
The new house being built by MI.
whitney u nearing completion. The
family will soon occupy IL.
l. \. Brsdbury's hall ls soon to IT,
occupied a. a clothing room.