davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
UPTON.


A gloom Was cast over this little COM
munity Sunday morning by the tidings
of the death of Mrs. y. A. Abbott. Al.
though Il had long been expected, yet
none were prepared for Il. She Was .
Kind nelghbor and an earnest worker In
the church. Her influence will never
be effaced. None knew her but to love
and respect her. Two sons and
daughter are left to mourn her loss.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Durkee Of Lebanon, n. H.,
IL q guest ut A. y. Abbott's.
Mrs. Herbert Thurston Of Enrol IL at
&. Chase's with full line Of millinery.
Rev. q. II. Ilannaford and Rev. MT.
Corey are holding series OF meet
ings 1t the church this week.
Rev. Mr.. llibbard Of East sumner
held divine services at the school house
last sunday.
Mrs. Cora Emery Of Portland IL visit-
Ing her mother, Mrs. J. w. Jordan.
Mrs.. Scott Goodwin Of Newry Ia At
II. y. Vests for few days.
X. \. Zoe Of Bangor has recently
made our church glft Of go.
DIR. G. L. Buck, dentist Of South
Paris, will be at Upton from Tuesday
until Saturday this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
MIRIAM


On wednesday, May sd, Mrs. LIlpah
wad.worth Barker, widow Of the late
BENJAMIN Barker, Esq, reviewed the
81 her friends, II being
her oath birthday. Mrs. Barker has
been blind some twenty years, but re-
tain. her superior Intellectual powers
making frequent suggestion. showing q
keen, thoughtful, well-stored mind. Her
health l. remarkably good. Her cheer
talnes. l. remarkable, and visitors are
SURPRISED az her correct knowledge al
current events and public affairs
Among the good things enjoyed on ne,
birthday Was cake marked l>co-lss'
from Mrs.. Dr. Harris offryeburg. iiei
daughter, Mrs. n. W. True, OF Portland
Was among the visitors. IL IL the sin.
Ger, wish 81 our community that "Aan'
Zilpah~ may be With Us on her io''h
birthday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
MESI aEIhEl.

Thl. Friday morning IL dull and rainy
follosing a rainy night. "Good weather
for grass," "a the saying IL.
The week has been . splendid one Tor
planting. Ground In just the right con.
iltIon a. Ia moisture, and a. l passed
down the river 10 Bethel lilll found
farmers busy In preparing their ground
or In running their corn planters.
Judge this To be the week for planting
corn In this vicinity. One week earlier
than the average.
4. VI. wormell aud Harvey Philbrook
we're Ia town Thursday.
E.ma MIL. !. visiting her grand
parents In Bethel and Mason.
Roy Bracket has tickets for reserved
seats a. the grand concert az Odeon Hall
on Nav 81, which he would be glad To
sell 20 the people OF this yicini'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
SOUTH RuMEoRo.

Tom Falardo has moved back on to
his farm.
Amy Putnam IL quite sick with the
German measles.
Miss Maydell Hemingway OF this place
wa. married. last Friday evening 20 MI.
Harry Nell Of Danforth. They started
saturday on a .ix weeks visit to his
home.
Frreland Howe aud younger brother
were at y. 4. Putnam's one day recent
ly A. Il. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
MASON.


so busy don't have time TO look Tor
news.
Nearly done planting IL the answer
from the farmers.
Beans mill IL running night and day
wIth timber enough to last long time
Erwin Hutchinson and wife are In
town again.
Ms. Blanche Mason OF Berlin Pals IL
at her grandfsiber's, j. Z. Beans.
Rev. Mr.. wheeler Was nj ;. ". oro-
ver's this week.
on his house.
Mrs. Jennie Hutchinson IL At work for
Mrs. Ernest Morrill,.
Bernal Mills IL no better. Ills friends
have bat little hope for his recovery. =,
Our school IL success, and We are All
thankful for ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
NORTH PARIS

Eugene n. Andrews has been at homs
few days.
Charles Benson, ESQ, and crew have
been AZ work on the Butterheld farm
plo~ing aud seeding down the old
ground.
Mrs. Buiierfield has moved To Buck
fleld. Ne understand.
Joshua kcndAll l. visiting around
here.
We are having plenty % rain now and
hope Ne shall continue Ia have 80 as "a
insure q good hay crop.
J.F. Littlehsle u getting well along
with hi saving and will soon ~
through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
SWEDEN.

Our stage driver, wilson Jewell,
comes 10 the front With . new horse
which he bought Of A. Jones, Frye
burg.
The last rain enabled the owners OF
timber In Kexar River to start u on its
downward way.
The apple orchards In this section are
beautiful, nearly every tree being load
ed with blossoms. 10 seems now -
though apples must BE- very plenty this
II. o. Moultou has . nice new carriage.
Il. r. Woodbury. has . new pair OF
oxen. .
Mn. Aaron woodbury. has returned
home from Deering, where abe has spent
the winter With her soa, c. A. Wood
bury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
EASI hEIAEl.

Farmer. are all done planting and are
enjoying the rain storm.
X. u. Moultou 81 sweden visited this
place last week, Offering the farmers
fiftecn cents per pound for wool.
Mr.. Arthur Perry % Massachusetts i.
visiting at his fathers, T.. 4. Perry's.
4. n. kimball aud wife are visiting
relatives AZ Upton.
n. y. Bartlett Il doing the stone work
for John Estes new house AZ l.umford
Chas. bryant Is finishing OF chambers
aud making other improvements on hi'
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
STOW

WI. Emerson died Nav IL al hi rrsi-
80, after long and painful Illness.
". Elkius entertained the ladies
.sa. ..rrle the I'D. The people had a
Jsry .rasant time.
NJ. samuel harrington i In town for
lisv Ilys.
Wss..y Emerson came home TO hi
ABR. funeral.
NJ. Iprrs.sr has the ladies social
arlls n three weeks.
NJ, flrriugton took Oh the turf from
~ Il. d. 4 .es,lei Il down new.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

J. ". Parker L. stopping At the Her.
lin Mills farm. watching the progress OF
the drives.
D.C Bennett aud Walter hickman
got some nice trout at the Diamond TO
pot In their springs.
X. A. storey has been to Berlin and
Bethel the past week. +,
A much needed rain Friday. revived
our dropping vegetation.
berlin Mills Co. are now sluIcing their
LOO. through Aziscoos dam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
hANOXER.

The beautiful and much needed rain
has com. At last.
J. n. Russell Il better.
LYMAN Howe Of savanna, ILL.,, Ia visit
lug his relatives 10 this place.
q. A. Virgin Il building lumber shed
20xGO feet.
N. n. Dyer and wife With friends were
at IIoward's Pond "wednesday.
Hon. u. 4. Frye and wife OF Bethel
passed through this place Friday.
Chas. T.. Howe u taking q much need
ed vacation In Andoyer and vicinity. lie
Will visit the lakes and other places OF
interest while away.
=. q. Roberts and \. q. Howe are at
work At Andoyer Corner for Mr.. Cabot.
school IL progressing finely.
Florence Howe and Eta Pulsifer who
are teaching In Minot spent Sunday nj
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
DENMARK.

Ml.. Flora sanborn l. quite sick with
lung fever.
Mr.. Harrison Allen I. In town for .
few days.
Mr.. Geo. ". Gray has returned from
Sebsgo where be has been the past three
weeks surveying timber for the Portland
Match Go.
The drama, dance and Ice cream party
which Was held by the Iebekah l,odg,
wss a success In every way.
Mr.. l.. 4. Ingslls and Leon ingalls,
are at Peabody Pond for short fishing
trip.
The Iebekah lodge, !. u. u. D., have
placed In their hall Mason 4 iiamlin
organ on trial.
Mr.. 4. :. Potter 4. able to be about
his business.
Mr.. Henry Merrill has been In Naples
the past week assisting At the bedside oil
a sick father and mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
AE9QOs


NJ ta.s BAL game played here be
~ Bate. ~ lewiston aud llebrOns
w al % lLsbrOns victorious.
vs.. Hannah Robertson % Otisheld u
'-l her mother. Mrs. Rebecca Cush-
" ali Mr.. Prank Rawsou OF
ehanic Pail. we're al Mrs. Cushmsns
MAY.
~, Wm. X. Moody OF Boston u si
Vs. k'a >turteyant Il home for q
IS columbia Bumpus. who has been
-ing The sintsr In Auburn With her
- cane home this week.
~ Pad machine Ia doing good work
sue ,ie.uiiies now.
a-oihsr heavy rain Thursday night.
'fa's i boxing veil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
ANDOvgR.

The heavy rain Of Last night raised the
stream 10 good driving pitch.
Grass looks finely since the rain Of last
week.
Planting IA nearly done.
Hon. n. v. Poor and family returned
% Brookline, Mass, Monday.
J. u. Chapman and wife % Massachu-
setts are stopping at {. +. Tcor's few
days, visiting her brother aud aged
mother.
Born May -, to the wife % Marshall
Howard, q daughter.
The lake travel Increases every day.
They are catching lots II trout. An old
fisherman says the fishing has not been
so good for twenty years az u Il now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
NEMRN.

Death has been busy In town this
week.
e. y. Foster, q lifelong resident Of
this town died the sd after an illness Of
two or three days.
A Mr.. Jewett % Norway, visiting his
daughter, Mrs. u. w. kileore Of this
town. Was taken suddenly III, and lin
eering . day or two, died Tuesday, the
ed.
An aged lady, Timothy Jewett's
mother, In bethel near Newry Corner,
died Friday Of last week. She had long
been bed-ridden.
Mrs. VI. l.. Thurston IL on the sick
list; also Mrs. John Dauforth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rs o0SGs OF rHs WEEK IN All
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
OHfORp.

". y. r.. FisheT. a delegate Ia the
vet. 4. convention az Bethel, ~
r-'. lu Interesting session.
~ and Mrs.. Geo. llaTen, who are
gsrl.rg a week At their cottage on the
Aor, q Thompson Pond, reviewed a
Ntrtssket hung hya party 80 thirty
iJs their friends from the village.
ne N.P. =. &. D.. held a s"ciable
I-I.N evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
pERu.

Drs. sturtevant and Pease OF Dlxneh
amputAted . finger for Orville Robinson
last Monday, which had been bitten by
relieving q COW that VAS choking.
Mrs. wyman IL reported |. gaining
very slowly. {.
Mrs. W. u. wymsn has returned Ia
her home In Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Amanda Walker IL very low.
The farmers are very busy this week,
putting In their corn, aud tho-e that
own corn planters are In good demand.
Wilson stlilmsn has gone In lewiston
With hls last load Of potatoes for the
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

Welrs.is, i Memorial Day, q day
AT ,,-y generally and very appro-
--,,sI, .r.srVod In this vicinity. The
r-osrsmus fDr the Observance nj south
IN. ty Wm. n. himhall ro.t wss pub
L. s.t v-,k. The Procession forms
rfHs.fH.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
WEST eRyesuRo.

Mrs. Jonathan Hardy died last Friday
morning after an illness OF eight weeks,
caused by breaking her hip bone. She
Was quite aged and had been feeble for
the past year.
Howard Jones has been helping
Richard Webster on his farm.
ID. G. Towle IL doing quite . business
with hls corn planter, skiing OF the
Corn Field"
Mrs. 4. Walker IL still at the village
under the doctors care.
Ira w. Towle has early peas eight
inches high.
John Hutchlns aud wife and little
Mollie have returned to Grandma Hutch
Ina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
NORTH ALBANY.

We were very thankful for the nice
rain Of last week, which Was much
neeeed In this vicinity.
Some farmers are done planting while
others have merely begun.
Mr.. J. l.. Klmball has gone TO STARK,
y. H., To visit his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Ieayitt, also To rest and recruit.
While coming home from Bethel few
days since, I saw . deer feeding At the
edge Of the farm where Charles Morey
lives. II did not seem much afraid, but
looked at me I'LL was within few
rods of Il, when II turned and bounded
Into the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
EAST WATERFORD.

Charles Brown has moved Into the
Baker house. lie ls chopping wood In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Norwood returned from Portland
the l2th.
Frank y. Wood has gone to Norway
10 work carpenteriug. Ills arm II near
ly AZ strong ~ ever.
Mrs. =. y. Haskell IL visiting relatives
In Massachusetts,.
J. y. McIntire 4 Sons sent another lot
Of cattle and swine to brighton Monday.
Mrs. A. ID. kllgorc IL somewhat III.
Mr.. kilgorc's family are still here, ~
. rent could not be found at Norway
lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

Nr>r. ~icsrns lcft Monday for =
.s.isrr fr.p. lie will visit his son,
ri A. ~,earus. at Dighton, Kansas,
,,IuiI make Idle trips into Indian
T,r-,or, nd perhaps other places. lie
Ill srsaI "a month OF more upon the
Gin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
IAS1 RanNNrlEIn-

y attendance from the \. l.. ;. Z.
y NJ place az the local union, held
- a. fryeburg, Was large; thir-
I. non mi. village.
t'l' humber of our ladies attended
Nllson's private lecture az the
80, -, on tuesday, aud were much In
~, u. y. farnham and wife we're ai
E.,"esss Who Il a relative Of Mrs,
I,..alh visiting this week. Rev. Mr.,
80. : pastor ~ the Congregation
SShlreh Ia Lowell.
a., .t'''es Allard has gone to Conway To
", Allard is teaching school Ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
auMhGR.

Vegetation has taken = boom 'Incs thu
last rain.
I. h. W. ststsou Of Hartford vas Ia
town planting corn with planter Tues-
day. lie planted : acres for w y. .s,I
liussell. frcd Putnam WAS also IN thla
place the first NJ the wcek with HE
planter. lie planted for G. ii. Bonney
and several others.
w. Y. Bowkcr has wrapped cream
wagons with Eugene Waite Of Buck
deid.
Mrs. Abigail Foster IL slowiy falling.
Several are nearly OF quite through
with their planting and sowing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
NORWAY LAKE.

Measles are very stylish at the present
date, both German and the genuine arti-
Gle.
Mis-. Jennie Bsrrows Is stopping at
w. y. Psrtridgcs.
Miss Lizzie Cannon 10 ut David
Floods.
Mrs. II. II. Burnham returned to her
home In Fryeburg last Saturday.
J. q. Saunders has moved 10 Harrison,
where he has bought q farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
aRvANT,s POND.

Al q Republican caucus In Woodstock
held May ~, Alden Chase, A. Mont
Chase aud w. q. Morton were chosen tn
attend the state and congressional con.
yeutions 10 be held at Lewiston aud
Auburn June 5th. James l.. Bowker,
Deloraine A. Cole and Geo. J.. Cushman
were chosen delegates to the county
convention TO be held at Paris June 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

OxYORp, 90 AT Q Court Of Prclsis heh d
Psrs, within and Cor Ne County ef Oxfori oa
az ss,r w,i.ayys - ~, IN. ~ s.sss,ur In
viii and Tssssmsat 81 LXhoST c. VIII.
iOUGilBY. lase Of hsnico In sAid County
hate.
ORpERkD, That all pssitioses sive nosics OF
IL came " all yrerpons interesset, By
ssPy e ne p srss MA .s.r, sss
printesi e Para. IN said county. that they may
svpsar q . Pre6sss Ceurs " 10 heLies a. farts
within ssd fos aid Ceansy, o. Ne third rsss
ssa show cause. n say they have. why n
sati instrument shoah sst 10 prvyed, approved
Ant siiSwei q ths lAss WIN And. restai.sss q
said dereassd. and thas she. Ainsna o. WI
'ss'''' 'SsoRaE 4. wilson. Jsiss.
XLIEKr u, PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

N. p,mocrai enjoyed a pleasant call
.sue,k frum Charles n. Buck. ESQ.
JTn,rr.s city, Michigan, formerly of
Eurlssli. I'm this county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

n pupil. q the grammar grade, Tar
4 mn N.td,my. will give an entertain-
-sri FRIDAY evening, June lat, al Acad-
~ lI,Ii Or the benefit 90 the academy.
t,,-rsu ard cake viii be for ale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

r,.r, will beA general rceptIon al
a. r,,d.rg MONS "Wednesday evening
= .hich ~ arv invited. Ice cream Will
- A. sale during the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
A ,rOs oopy-.,',, ~, - I, r,pv p,,,.,,,

OXFORD, &c At q Count ~ Probate hall At
Paris. within anil for The County ~ otfori
on The ,hiri Tuesday % May, \, n. ist.
james ~. Chapman. nainei k,scuiof IN Q
certain iS.trumsnt purp.rtins 10 b. ih. a.,
Win anil Testament % LYDIA q. CHAPMAN,
lats of Osfori, In sail County. de"ss-ci.
hayiRg presented the same for frotsts
OHptHrp, That the ssii petitioner Give no
thee b. all psr.on. tntsrv-ts-i ~ ssu.lns copy ~
thi. orlsr 90 u. pablisbc.i thrcs weeks -uccc.-
lively In the OsfOri pcmosrsi printe'i ~ Paris.
he'll st Paris. In .ali County, 90 The thlri fuc-
day ~ June newt at nine o'clask In the forrnoOn,
anil show cAn-s. II any they have, Why The .sii
Instrument sbouhi nat ~ pro,e.i, approved AMI
sllo~~i a. The lat win ant Testament % all
ono. A. WILSON. Juds..
4 true copy attest -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

TIE Paris nm rrap-shooting Club
M have a shoot "Wednesday afternoon
Memorial pay) at 4 o'clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
true ''''- ALBERT d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, Sc Al Q Court ~ frohsie he'll a
Paris, within AMI for The toanty Of Ot'
tori, on the thiri Tuesday 81 May. \. u. i-t
JuliA a. a. Han. namci tsecutrt IN
certain Instrument purportins % - the last
will ant testament % sNLNANUsH btNN. late
% Bro~nnshi In All County. de-es-si, having
presented the same for Prelais
Osptstp. That the ALL Istitionsr siSe n"tie.
to al J-rr-ons Interested, by causing . copy III
I'M. or,ier o. 10 publi.b~i thrve ~esk. sacccs
.i,siy In the ONfori p.mosr.t prtntssi al fsr.
thai they may appear h q Probate Court u 10
heki 81 Parts. In ALI County, on The thiri
TUESDAY % June nsst, Al nine ochsk In The fore
n.-on, anil show cause n any they have. Why The
salt Instrument shouh pct ~ prv,ei, approved
.aii ieces.s-. AMI that she. Julia A. 4. besn. IL
appolnts-i s,-utri,.
A true oopy-Au.-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

v,. O,,igpoa IL at Andover. and her
..Ilnnsry store here vii be e'osed THIS
x.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

Co. l.. Mellcn, Esq, and Miss
r,,s,,. Wing % this place, left sAtar-
hv tor visit to friends In Concord, y.
m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

N.Y.. T.. Shorey % Gorhau, y. H.,
-,.,,sl her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. III. u.
hammond. Al Paris last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
A true eopy.-A,,.., - -.

OXFORD. &c Al . Coar % Probate he'll q
Paris. within AMI for The County ~ Osfori
oa The thiri Tuesday % MAY. 4. u. isst.
Georxe 70. Has, nAmei treeutor In certain
Instrument pur,ovtinx " 10 the last VIII AM
Testament % WILLIAM BEA>. late of f,en
msrk IN .aii County, deoea-ei, having
prr-entei the same Tor Probate
Ospsnsp. That The .sii I-s,itionsr E,e n.tics
81 all psr.ons interr-tsi by causing copy 81 thi'
orier b. 10 puhll.he.i three wesk. suo.s.si,sly
In the ONfcri n,mosrst prinsei 81 Paris, that
he'll a. rars. In ssii County, on the thiri Tues
day % June neat. ~ % the ch.k In The TORE
noon, anil shaw cause N any they have. Why ths
ssii lnstrusnent shouhi nss ~ prgyci, sppf0,ci
ani allosei .. the Ia, win ssi Te.tsmsnt oI
ssii deses.ssi. AMI that be- George ". iteAn,
IL appoihlsi stecutor.
true eopy-stts-t -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

Ne. Walter Churchill aud son Of
80, .psnt Sunday with her father.
b. Rawson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

OXFORD, 80 Al q Court of Probate he'll u
Paris, within aud Tor the County ~ oxford, 90
the thiri Tuesday of May. A. u. ls<.
WIN. A. Barrows. nam~f itecuior IN
certain Instrument pary-,rtins N 10 the last VIII
AMI Testament ~ CORA A. BARROws, ists
20 Paris. In ssi County, deces-et. hss
Ing prv.entssi the sane Tor rrplAie
OaptErD, That the ssii petitioner rive
copy 90 this ORDER o. - pnhtishe.i thrce wesk.
.acse-.i,ely In the Osfori ih,mccrst printssi II
Paris. that they may spIrsr Al frobsts tonrs
" 10 heki al Paris In ssii County. ON the
thiri TUESDAY % June nsxt. ~ nips o'shsk In
the forenoon, ami show csu.s. " any they have.
Why the ali Instrument shauh nst bs prv,ei. sp
prvye-i sni silouet .. The last VIII ant re-ts
inent Of said desea.ei. AMI that VIM. A.
Barrovs IL appointei sseeuisr.
GEO. A. WILSON. Jo'ise.
A true eopy.-.A,,..,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
ron SERVICE.

PAN blood Chssssr Boar, q ssabls Of A. Z.
Jscksos, sogsh rans. hsiss. Terms eise =
Az. jackson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29

NJ Ns'sr has painted the hand
s,sl ara Do town pump, and the old
,-sar sh,,h has done duty At so many
T,lrth 10 1.Iy celebrations bat IL no~
u H. retired lit, has hem set up on
"a eouuu1 and painted In good shape.
nstrart ~ The village l. improved Ia
,syss-sr.t considerably. Some work
nla U''.r expense might make the dif-
t-yuls ttteryn a common aud q park.
n Republican caucus saturday Nfter-
,sar boxed Ike = town meeting. Hon.
Iins. : wright Nas called Ia act a.
,ttrmar sui 4. N. lane wss Chosen
-rvarT delegates % the several con
tsriior. ssrr chosen a. follows;
~. .-ttraan Gsyrss a wti-eu. Gsorsv
HarH r,tsf 4 l1ssett. , king. a. q.
Il-ls N b Uaruuutt. 4 ". tha=s.
Hsafr.f .rTsrtinn Iauuss = Nuxht. trank
rNatH- % ~tusrt ". g.. nruwn, n Z
Urf. a o. -tfarus. 4. ~ tAns.
IHart. .HHFFutiuu 4. q. Z. Ainxs = v
1tfs. A o. ilH'nlss. t.eurrs " tote, t,isin "
1rsr N d. ralkst. Nm. >. Gums
M delegates 20 the county cOnVen-
90 s-, pledged 20 the support 81
nlriIfr Garland for sheriff and George
WEd.g for commissioner. George
a Etur. u. II. Hammond and :. D.
iat.. sfre chosen town committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
rue copy sIIrEr u. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, ss Al Cour ~ Probate hsli al
Parts, within AMI Zoe The toaniy OF Otfori,
on ths thiri Tuesday % May. A. u. isa.
tain Instrument purJortins ~ 10 The last VIII
AMI Testament of THOMAS y. BRAG..
late % uIton In ssii Coanty. decss-~i,
having prc-sntei The same for 'rObate
a. eli persons Interested by causing copy of th,s
orisr o. IL pubhshs-i thrre weeks suocs-siyely
In the Otfori Demsrai printed AZ faris, that
they may appear ~ PrObste tourt " 10 he'll a.
Juns neat, At % the slo<k In the forvnsDn, and
show cause ~ any they have. Why the SAID
In.trument .houki nos r. prOye-i. approved and
allowed As the last viii AMI Testament Of ALL
sissea-ei, anil that he. Isforr-t D. BraxE ,le sp
p,,lntsi administrator with the will annexed.
GEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
A true oopy--Atie.ti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
rne wyford peml oerat.
ION THE HILL
nIKHCNlt

,p,.s,a cAur,A Rev. A. =. w~,<e. rss
- rrs.s Aias sss,S s .s ~ $500 "a
,,,ver Meetings fhar-.iay kveainxs a
isr.,,..i.s Chsrvh; Sunday school ever,
.Ss.iay Al u As
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
MAlON.

An all rpasd masss- bssekiayias. piasterins. |
vkilsaiRe asd cso~rting.
Al oriers psrpsaaiiy AMI prc~rly Attended,
crAs. q. Colby. Paris. Nsi.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-29
true ''p'1 lSSsnr u. PARK. nsa...r.

OXFORD, sat Court ~ Probate he'll a
Parts, within AMI Tor the County % oxford,
on the thlri Tuesday Of May. A. ID. lss.
.. IIAsting. Besn, Guardian ~ GLADYS
MAINS e al., In .sit County, having prc-sntssi
NJ. account u SusriiAnshiP Of sail warts for
allowance,
ORDERED. That ALI Guardian give notice to
al 4. r-on. intsre-tct, by causing copy Of this
orisr Ia he pubh.hs-i three weeks saoce-si,ely
In the oxford Democrat. prini..i al Psns, INA,
thsy may APPEAR at Coar of PrOlats ~ le hall
Al rar.l Ia saii County, On the thiri Tuesday ~
June neat, i nine oelosk In thu forenoon. AMI
show eaa.s, N any they have. Why the same
shouhi not lie allowed.
UEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
A true oopy-aiis.t :