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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
BYRON.

4 long-t o-hs-r,msmbered social gath
ering came OF AZ 4. ~. Reeds barn noor
dance hall the evening of the 18th, In
shape % calico. necktie drcss ball.
Nv buying a nccktie a gent VA. sure OF
a daisy partner, with dress 10 match, as
the girls were all perfectly be~itehlng
In their CAV wardrohes. Mrs. Feed
served refreshments during the even
Ing. ,
Geo. GoOdbout has crew cutting and
peellng poplsr on Geo. Miliiken's land
in town.
Hearing % the effect Of trip Go lev.
l.ton on 4. 4 X. y. Il. X. Of an old
gumford hsy seed has rather dampened
our ardor for railroad 10 connect With
them. lie took his trip two weeks ago
and thought be knew Lewiston aud the
prop.r course to ct therc, but the car.
took ~ many courses and arrived bead,
ed the wrong nay. so that ne sll2h'eu
the eide opposite the depot. 40 turnci
round that he has been left handed
since.
An es.snce yender took possession OF
lothian shaw's cellar last week and
spoiled a Churuing Of butter by o,ei
i.yoring with his compounds. Ate,
t.rrylng three days he was heard
.cr,tchIng At the cellar door Que night
mi ~hen lothian opened the door ''tc
LEI kitty out. :" ne bounced out, and t'.
usher suddenly dc,idcl that he could
see MIN fully az veil per,hrd ml
of the stove, where he stayed I'LL M
majesty passed out dcors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
soura WOODSTOCK.

n 4. true that We must get away from
home To get the news, yet We may get an
Inkllng Of what IL going on around VA III
"a. v.main at home. We are ready Ia
.xclsim, What L. all this commotion
sbouts Were there ever such times is-
fores L. the devil let loose for = season,
spoken OF In I.evelationt Not only among
the CoxeyItes, the strikers, and numer-
ou. other organizations, 80 many that IL
require. nearly the whole ALPHABET to
.tyle them, bot right herr, even In sight
Of Mount Ephralm. where we should
hardly suppose the devil would think OF
coming, there Il n sprout started up.
No wonder We exclsim, "Are men trying
Ia get ahead 81 Godr'
We have lust received communica-
ton from Elias Elliott. stating that
Will. they we're away from home nj
work for a Mr.. Whitman Of South Paris,
their house VAS broken Into aud ran
sacked, not With intent Ia steal. but out
of sport, or fun, or revenge. The latter
seem. the most plausible, for we can not
inns CINE any one cutting mp such prAnks
for fun. The clock pendulum MAS taken
of aud hidden, the stove pipe ~as hlled
With Wearing apparel. the olJug was
smashe,i, the sugar bowl aud bean pot
we're filled With Nth, what butter they
had (sbout three poundo Was dAubed
on the cellar bottom, tho window glass
vas broken Hnd the pieces scattered over
the led, and the riding wagon WAS run
over the bank, turned upside down, sud,
together With the Paris greu box, light
harness, dress skirt aud clothes line'
smashed up together ON . rock, Viii
general disturbance besides, all over ti'e
\ rsmi.es. "who did itf'
Having going on With ru.h, bounti'
ful crop aud Of good quality. The
cuckoo aud thrush play the ACCOMPANY
ment 90 the click Of tho mower. aud the
grasshopper takes the lead Of the whole,
potato bug not excepted.
Mr.. Benj,min Davis nj West PAIi'
informs me that there Il . new bug hs
has discovered I'm hls garden, which hal
taken charge Of his corn splndles, trim
ming them smooth. The result 10, II TIKI
hug IL not discharged, he will get only
cob. no corn for his tooth.
We notice Que of our beat farmers cut
ting his grass down TO hsrd-pan. II
that rIshty Better keep an eye out Tor
dry spell.
obliged TO be conilncd to school roon
tlsese hot days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
FRyGeURo cENTRe.

Good weather Of last aud tho farmers
ara Jubllant.
Ernest Cole Of Iloston Il spending HE
summer outing at the Harbor.
Mrs.. DIR. Perry has the hnest arranged
lawn In town.
IIssen walker will remove to Rumfor,l
Falls In the near future.
Mr.. and Mra. Abbott Of Dostou are
visiting friends In this vicinity.
I'd Fray has been awarded the banner
for the best neld OF oats 10 the neigh
borhood.
q. II. wisweli starts Monday on .
business trip through the state.
The religious portion Of our farmers
have been praying fof good hay weather
ard their prayers have been answered 10
such degree that an arbitrator was
needed last week between humanity and
Old sol.
DIR. Darbon Of New York Il at hls "a.
Tiers on = short visit.
Mr.. Staples, the pastor OF the ~. Z.
church, IL tie right u,sn In the right
place. lie should he encouraged Imam
clsily and morally by our people.
There will b. no dies on Al Gordon
when the election rolls around.
The Oxford Democrat to BE- appreciat-
ell should be read, hence, u would be
well for our citizens to help swell the
publlshers' subscription llst.
The teachers csmpmtetlng ut the
Chautsuqua grounds next mouth Will he
the event of the season.
Dame rumor has Il that the marrisge
bells will soon BE- ringing for young
society couple residing In town.
The circle at Mr. and Mrs. Charles
"Wednesday night called out number OF
young folks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
naIINMOOD.

some one has objected To the Idea OF
spsakin, about the weather, since all be-
come familiar with " ss II pssse. along;
but cur county u pretty large, one being
more than one hundred miles long sud
nearly forty vide; consequently the
x.athsr Il liable To vary somewhat In
different parts, 90 lets speak VI u once
In While.
last week we had shower. here every
day q. cept one, 30 that u ~as impossi.
I'M. 20 get hay aud that day one pas.esi
over to the nerth sud another To the
.ooth Of "a. There has been hall sever
Al times close by. hut none here. crops
an, gov log rapidly, but there has been
AN ma, IA moisture that grain l. fusting
somrxhst. Ia k,nnebsc County, sud
also In Boston, the ground !. suffering
for rain.
me school al the Centre was term
of len Nok., taught by Jennie J.. Col
I'm, aud closed last Friday. she ms
taught several terms iher~, AMI senoi'
airs all think there i not another su.n !.
teacher To be found In the universe, bu'
her health bscsme impsird towsrj tins
clo.e. an that u WAS With difficulty int
80. carried 10 ihroagh.
IN. three el,menis. hayine. b'~'"x
snd Killing potato bugs, do MT i"im
very pheasant compound Ia take. bat Nc
have io stsud " this year. The bagssr,
morr numerous than ever tsf"r~, aud
determined to get the llon's share.
Report says there u 10 be d"un''
x.,iiiny not far from here next sundsy
VIII give "details when u beco"'rs
thing of tLe past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
ntaRos STATION.

A. Mr.. Richards. Frank Packard.
hired man. VAS helping unload . load
~ hay the horse fork gave way and
came down on his head. liz head and
leg were cut quite badly, but be u do
Ing we'll and will he out In few DAYS.
Mr.. n. 4. Bumpus aud wife and Geo.
Tuhbs and wife have been the guests al
A. q. Tubb- the past week.
Farmers have got their upland hay
mostly IN, and a good lot they got.
Yesterday, The sEh, the hottest day
yet-loo In the shade.
&C. Msr.hslI. boy u stopping with
his grandfather, I. W. Marshall, for
short tune.
Dr. A. y. Robinson has gone To Bar
IIarbor Nth horses this week, and next
week ne goe. to rhllsdelphis With some.
Seem. 10 be q lot % travel toward
StrcakeSi Mountain, but guess the ber-
ries are not very plenty.
Mrs. 4. \. Allen % Auburn 10 Ni'iting
AZ her fathers, Joel Posters, this week.
Mrs. Jane Whitman Ia visiting at Mrs,
DcCo.tsr's. i.
Warm Bumpus Ia cutting Noah
Bicknell's hay on shares.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
EAST eRowneltlp.

The delegates To the Y. T.. =. &. v.
convention In Ohio have returned much
pleased with the trip and more With the
meetings.
DIR. and Mrs.. c. II. O,good. % Orange,
n. j., have been spending y few days
With their friends here. The doctor u
In improved health and much enjoyed
his stay.
Melville johnson aud family OF Wal.
than, Mass, are visiting At hi. brothers,
A. y. Johnsont.
Mrs. Budiong and Z mily and Mrs.
Nye, from Providence, u. Z. are st &.
ID. ressenden'. for several weeks.
A committee of the Fresh AIR Society
In Portland were In town last week look.
Ing for places for those under their
care. Later there Will be response to
their call.
Mrs.. McIniyrc. .on and daughter, Of
Biddefor,i, have been visiting at u. VI.
Stnborn's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
WEST BtTHS.

The present l. vacation time for most
people, but Ear from that for hay-mak-
ers. Who have week after their own
hearts. no rain or signs % Il.
Dr. e. =. wight of Boston IL spending
hls vacation a. the old homestead.
Dana Groyer came home In time Tor
having. We learn that his father VA.
surprised, but had no trouble In holding
hi temper.
DANIEL q. Wheeler. . native 81 Bethel,
bat ~ho has spent ffty-three years 81
his life In Massachusetts, having passed
the three scorc years and ten limit, has
borrowed little time Ia spend with his
brother. y. q. wheeler, and friends In
town.
Edith Grover l. spending 4 few days
with Minnie and Flora Wheeler a, West
Bethel.
Bracketi shot a tventy-pound hedge
hog a few DAYS ago.
The eyangell.ts have let, for the pres
snt.
\ very good crop Of hay Is being har'
vested.
y. u. shaw l. haying alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
IASI hEIhIl.

A large quantity Of dr.t class hay has
been harvested the past seck.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. ". IIesn are visiting
relatives nj lowell, Maine.
Miss bertha Twombly closed her
school In TIL. place Friday evening.
July 18th, with an exhibition by her
scholars, consisting of music, revelations.
tableaux, etc. which we're very much
enjoyed by = full house. MI. Tsombly
l. . modern teacher aud IL well sppre-
ciated Ia this place. All arc pleased To
know tina, she will return aud teach the
fall term. Following are the name. OF
scholar. neither tardy nor absent during
the term ~ ten weeks; Blsnch bartlett.
Elsie BARTLETT, Hester kimbsi', Belle
kimhsil, liner irown, ISns Young aud
Annie rarrar. whole number of pupils
attending school u; number OF daily
recitation. 81; average department aud
rank Of school 10.
Miss Twombly returned to her home
at West Gray July ls,b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oo,Nos OF the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
ANnOxER


Most excellent hay weather after ten
days of dull and discourasing weather
although not much hay Was seriously
hurt, the greatest damage being To ths
farmers Feelings.
To-day the glass registered 100 In
several PLACES In the shade.
lev. John satsr occupied the Congrc-
gationalist pulpit last sabbath morning.
Mrs. George Ileuse entertained the
circle hst "Wednesday evening.
There are quite number cf strangers
In town. We have not az yet our usual
number of summer boapiers.
Rsv. Mr.. Jackson and family are al
French's for q FEW weeks.
All members ~ the lodge are request
ell tn be present next Friday night Tor
the choice of officers. An Ice cream sup
per Il Anticipated at the installation the
week following.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
NORWAY LAKE

Mrs. Elsie Morrow of Colebrook IL Wis
Ting her daughter, Mrs. J. y. Brsd
bury.
Mr.. Caswell, wife and little girl, and
Mrs. "a. Ferry aud three children ii
BOSTON are boarding at william u. Ter
rvs.
There sre two lady boar,ier. at Alfred
>hattuck's.
Mrs.. sarah smith of ~. Johnsbury ..
visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Fart
ridge.
Miss Louise bradbury has gone Ia
fryebarg Ia yislt her sister, Mrs.
blanche Buruhsm.
Benj.min fuckers horses rsu away
With the moving machine "wednesday,
smashing u quite badly. Fortunately
no Que MAS hurt.
Howard Stevens 81 Portland IL visit
Ing his gradmother. Mr.. J. T.. >h-id,
aud uncle, !. y. bradbury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
eNveouN0,


Mlss 1oulss Brsckett, y. A. 30, teach
cr In Merrimsc, Mass, has been spend
Ing week At q. d. Barrows', aud vlslt-
Ing her classmates In tbs vicinity, on her
way home from the teachers' convention
In bethlehem, ". IL.
Mrs.. Charles \. Osgood Of bangor u
% Mlss q. swans.
Mrs. GIInes has closed her house and
zone to her shter's In Conway. Her
daughters are to spend the summer In
wolfboro.
DIR. and Mrs. Cobb of Mona, lows, are
Waiting his slater, Mrs. ID. u. Hastings.
Stephen, youngest son Of Postmaster
Abbott, fell and broke hls arm, but 10
doing we'll.
M. and Mrs. willlsm Gordon have
been To Vermont tn attend thu funeral
of their son-ln-isw, Mr.. Waterman. Nrs.
Waterman will now live 1t her fathers.
A very successful lawn party wss CIV
en- by the Juvenile Missionary society
on the grounds of the old Rrsdlry house,
nov occupied by Miss u. y. Charles, on
Thursday evening.
There Was q lecture at the = ,c.lenbor-
glan church by Mr.. George Haley Thur
day evening.
Mrs. Abby Kelley 20 Michigan snd her
granddaughter, Miss Morley, src at
Mas II. e. Osgood's.
An entertainment II 10 BE- given FRI
day evening for the benefit of tho read
Ing room at the Academy IIsli.
Mrs. Daniel PenieXt.r Of conway IL
at her cousins, Mrs. Z. u. Tibbetts'.
eev. Alfred II. DIscomb committed
suicide st his home In westmlnstrr. VI,
on July ~. Mr.. Dascomb Was ptiacI-
pal Of the academy here during the sum.
mer term Of lsSs, having obtained leave
OF absence from Dartmouth College.
he Was graduated that year. for tao
years after graduation he ~.s the head
% the seminary at Westminster. lie
pursued hls theological studies private
iy. and commenccd To preach at Wallis
field, W., the latter part Of isGO. lie
was ordained a. evangelist there In the
early part Of lsG3, aud MAS stated sup
ply all November. 1890, when be wss
installed pastor % th" Congregational
church. Fvm De,ember. lsG;, to Feb
ruary, 1874, he wss pastor of ti,c sharch
at Woodstock. VI. aud from Msrh of
that year to April. ISIS, he was pastor
81 the church al Winchester, Mass. In
ls;g he b,cime pastor at Bello~s F.ll',
VT, where he rcmslned I'LL 1880, when
De Was compelled by III health To give
M sctiye isbors. lie never regained
his health. llis mslady wss of mental
nature, and resulted In unbslsncing hi'
mind a fcw months ago. lie Was m,n
OF ability. aud In all his pastorste. hc
leaves grateful memories of hls services
as . devoted aud beloved pastor. 4
widow, three sons and three daughters
.ufyiye him,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
ouCkTlgtp.

Judge lrrrlval Bonney % po,tland
VAS In town saturday, the 18th iast.
Mrs. EilIe Morrill, Emery, Of lloston
With her Infant sou, 70 ct Mrs. Ssmue
Thomcs'.
Harold Hall of New York Il spending
his vacation With hls Buckfield frienda
y. II. Drummond of wateryllle VA
The guest of Capt. Z. II. i'rincc's family
last week.
Mss Lila Andrews, OF Nashus, n. H.,
Was the guest Of Mrs. PIKE . few days
Last week.
Ex-Gov. Long of Massachusetts, and
hls daughter, Miss Margaret, are In towu
for their annual visit.
Mr.. q. v. lane of boston IL With the
longs at Hotel Long.
Zsdoc Long, OF New London, Conn,
selling agent for the uncssville Manu-
featuring Company, IL In town for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Gardner have
returned from their visit TO Camden.
Horace A. Irish sold hls four year-oli
mare To DIR. A. n. Robinson for rhils-
delphia parties for sJ2j. Sire Bisbee's
Mekusick. There are several other prom
ising colts In town by the same horse
that are showing symptoms OF speed.
Hon. %. II. Jersey visited friends In
New lIsmpshlre last week.
Postmaster Cole and r. \. Bridghsm.
Esq. we're delegates To the Democratic
County Convention last week.
Mrs. llermon Jones and sister, Mrs.
Wentworth, of Boston, are at Anial
Jones.
". n. Thome. and wife of Canton are
stopping at Mrs. A. y. Coles.
Prof. T.. ". Mason of Boston is Walt
Ing st N. \. Irish's.
Dr. 4. X. Cole goes to Winthrop to-
day for settlement as a dentist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24

A deliberate aud persistent attempt
was made to wreck the BAR iiaibo ex-
press near Newport, Friday night, the
i3th. Several distractions were either
pushed out Of the way or run over by
the train, which was stopped aud q
thorough investigation made. IL WAS
found that no damage had been done,
but Il Il wonder that the train Was not
thrown from the track. Officers at once
vent to work upon the case, and the
next day two tramps were arrested, ami
at a hearing later were bound over. a
third tramp, n woman, IL held ~ = wit.
meas. None Of them were able to fur
nlsh ball, and all went to jail. The mo-
tive assigned for the deed 10 . desire u
get revenge upon baggage master who
had driven them or his train, aud who
they supposed would be upon the train
that they tried TO wreck. The tramp.
give their names as Thomas 0rrgg and
George brown, aud the womip's name ID
Clara Augusta I.omvelt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
wssr BucKrielp.

Mrs. Charles flsgg's sisters, Louise
aud Alice Kelley, OF Portland, are stop
ping with her at present.
Harry Buck aud Mont Bennett have
been hsying AZ the lower yillsge.
school closed last week after q sue
ce..fui term % ten weeks taught by
Mary spaulding.
i'oor hay weather.
Mrs. Jennie Bennett and sou have
tcen at Mrs.. 4. =. Morse's.
Mrs. Thomas liradbury has been quito
III.
There Ia some talk of organizing q
sabbath school In this district.
iloratio fiAgg has been tn sumner
helping his 500 John hsying. lil'
daughter Agnes IL With him.
Msude Harlow Il at work for Mrs
Davis az ChAse's Mills.
Daisy Harlow Ia nj home. She visited
her sister, Mr.. Whitman, In Mexico,
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
aRowNEielo.

Quite q number OF families In ihls VII
llsge are honored, u IL IL considered 90
this lovely but warm weather, with Wilt
ora from different clties.
Company at samuel aud j.. Warren's,
Charles SwaIn's, Mr. y. II. Beans, Mrs,
Julia Bean's, Mr. Albert ni,kc's, Hiss
Il. Mcl)onsld's, Mira. I'r.d--n's and Mr.
A. IIartford's. Many more To come.
Strawberries are all gone.
Blueberries come in rather slowly.
Apples will not be very plenty la I'LL
vicinity.
Business !. very good considering the
season OF the year. -.
Farmers are getting along finely With
their hsyIng. Some have finished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24


Charles lirown went To Portland last
week.
Nahum scribner has been helping
George n. Brown about his having.
Mrs. Trafton 90 westbrook visited her
sister. Mrs. Charles Brown, last week.
III. bean has bought Walter n.
Wood moving machine.
Bert Bsan 1. helping hls grandfather,
i. e. Besn, hay. Mr.. liesn IL sick,
able To do but very little work.
Mrs. =. u. Mason entertained the
ladies' Circle Wednesday, July 18th.
one morning last week ne a. :. beans
four-hor.e teams were coming from West
Bethel, the one ahead being alone Tor =
few moments became frightened and ran
turning Into ~. q. Mason's yard aud
going within t~o feet of the bay window
then turning around the house down
over q steep bank on Ia the interSale.
Charlie Dunn, q boy about dosen years
old, ran sud In some Way managed To
stop them and hold them until the driver
arrived. Strange Ia say there MAS no
one injured neither Was there any damage
whatever done. IL WAS one OF Beans
best teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
sosrs sucsgI1lp.

Mr.. Olive IIapgood and her daughter
Helen % Roxtury, Mass, are at Mrs.
u. Monks for vacation.
Roscoe Buck Of Wellesley, Mass. who
has been AZ his grandfather, u. L.,
Farrar's, Was called home the 18th an
account % sickness % his father, Ming
Buck.
mattel Farrsr Il a; her granamo,her's,
Mrs.. Africa farrar's.
Oscar Turner and wife 10 Hartford
we're NJ his fathers the 18th.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and lady friend 81
BOSTON are At Mrs. Tsylor's fathers, H.
n. IIersev's. on a vacation.
A.. Mason has sold horse to How
ar,i Curtis.
Will Bl.bee has sold his horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
WILSON'S MILLS

Mr.. and Mr.. J. ". Clark took a trip
Ia TsrmsChc.nee Lake, being guests of
J. ;. Danior,h, the popular mansgcr Of
the psrmaCh~nce Club.
4. VI. Otis Was In town running lines
between i.eAVltt Bennett and j. W.
CiArk's.
Miss Franc otis visited With acquaint-
snccs In town. >he formerly taught
school herr.
There have hccn several parties In from
New llampshlr, Nay Ia ~ scross To
llellgste camp.
n. Haley wsnt up with four Indian
Rock canoes for the parmaCheenec Club
the first % the week. =.
our school closed Friday and the
teacher, Eila isferrier, has gone home
for a vacation Of hVe weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24


Thermometer rgister-i yS In the
shade Thursday.
Mira. sarah Clemens, % Worcester,
Mass, Waited her old home here Las,
week.
Mrs. James l.. iIill Of Glliden, lows,
l. visiting her native town,
Rev. Mr.. IIesn, 81 Cornish. held an
interesting meeting AZ the VI. u. churh
Tuesday evening. II IL proposed Ia
form an Epworth iesgue.
MI. Anna u. Thomp.on OF BOSTON
has engaged board Al Lle~ellyn n.
wAdsworth's.
Mrs. Nancy T.. Greene and her dsush-
ter,, Maui aud Mabel, are whiting at
Roscoe u. Greene's.
The women's Christian Temperance
Union are doing . good work In finding
home. for children, Who are poor aud
unfortunate. IL strikes us that this sp.
proacles nearer to th. teachings oil
Christ than any thins else abroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
wtsI SUMNER.

Mrs. r.. r.. Tuell from West Paris u
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. T. Heath.
The heaviest shower for years made
it, appearance sunday afternoon, doing
some damage Ia the roads.
Tuesday was a good old fashioned
hay dsy without any showers.
Mr.. T.. u. Doble had nc~ potatoes
from his garden July 18th.
4. T.. Handy WAS t Lewiston and
Auburn Monday and Tuesday on busI
ness.
Pound. 1T last; the place Ia buy grain,
said Mr.. Il. tn hls freud, Ia OF &. NJ
Packard. Quick sales and small profit.
supt. I. W. Horne has returned from
the lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Horne are visit
ing at Mrs. VI. !. Pulsifer's.
Mrs. 4. VI. Packard and Mrs. IL. L.
Heath wete At West Paris Thursday.
IIeury 4. Young. wife and Mr.. Geo,
Packard left their homes az an early
hour Thursday morning for far away
bluebsrry mountain. We expect tbs,
they will return home With large qusnti-
ties Of berries.
prof. bradford made Us q call Thurs
day. Mr.. bradford IL well known In
many towns la Maine aud Massachu'
setts, a. an Instructor In vocal music
Mr.. u. has been In the business for some
years.
layers sre enjoying this good hay
weather although Il IL very hot. - :
at I rs n. NJ. thursday.
Don't forget 4. VI. Packard when In
want Of grain. =,
n. :. Doble L. hsying for David
Andrews.
Aggie i'ike from Norway Was nj Z,
VI. I'ackard's over sunday. Returned
home Monday in company With Lula NJ
Packard.
school closed In X. ". Ststson's de.
trict July ~, after q term Of nine weeks
4 very .ucc,ssful term IL reported
Dot Head teacher. Miss Head II
one ~ our beet teachers.
Mr.. 4. n. Lunt and family from
Buckfield were ate. W. lIeath's sun
day. Mr.. Lunt l. one Of the firm OF
Head 4 Lant, grain dealers at Buck
field.
Mr.. william u. Atwood made US .
call July 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
FAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. I.ir,ie Dayi. and two children, OF
Portland, are st q. y. Ames'.
Mrs. Nellie y. Roberts, of Boston, u
spending a few days at W. u. keen's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Moore of Lewis
ton have moved Into Mrs. VI. j. kilgorc''
house.
Charles Cannon and Joseph Patter'
.on are In Cumberland hayin
A. ID. kilgore moved his family Ia
Norway Lake last week.
Mrs. Nancy McCr-llis aud two chil-
dren, % Norway, are Willing at j. w.
lIsggetts.
Miss Addie whiicomb's school clo.e,l
the i2,h. With exercises consisting of
dialogue, recltstions aud singing. u
has been q successful term.
Mrs. Etta Towne and two children oi
oxford are visiting at l.. y llckelrs.