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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
aticke,elD.

Rasselas Cole, q respectable farmer, liv
Ing on North I'LL, died Sunday morning
August 18th, at the ripe age OF ~ years
The corn factory commenced putting
up SWEET corn Tuesday, August 18th.
Mrs. wyer Greene and daughter ol
Portland are at Mrs. bangs.
Mrs. sarah A. Smith, Of Lynn, Mass.
IL the guest Of g. II. Atwood's family.
Mrs.. q. N. Marshall and daughter Of
Boston are visiting at q. NJ. irish's.
George R. Coyie, Jr., and wife, ol
Somervlllc, Mass, are visiting MT
Coyle's father at Hotel Long.
Ex-Gov. Long aud family are In town
for short stay
Mrs. y. Franc Austin has returned
from Portland where she has been for 4
few weeks under medical treatment.
Neyinscot Hall Was well filled Friday
evening 10 listen % the discussion of
political topics by Hon. 4. w. Matthews
Of Augusta and Ex-Gov. John ID. LONG
Of Massachusetts. Hon. %. n. Iiersey
presided and the band furnished musk
FOR the occasion.
Hank Examiner whltten Of Augusts
ls In town at the residence OF sheriff
whltten.
Miss May IIsdley OF Boston IL visiting
friends In town.
Rev. II. Z. Mupson Of Perry, n. y,
was In town Saturday.
Alton Tuttle, with wife and daughter,
OF Melrose, Mass, are visiting relatives
at Buckfleld.
Klmbali Z. Atwood, Esq, Of New
York, aud Salmon e. Baker, Esq, OF
Piainheid, v. j., are spending the week
at Hotel Long, and "dolng" state fair.
Gov. Long aud family walked 10 Paris
IIill and back saturday, and to Hebron
Academy aud back sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
LOWELL.


Gu Tuesday evening the band stand a
the village VAS christencd by a band
CONCERT there. Remarks were made b,
Rev. N. y. farnhAm. After the concert
the band marched 10 the American
House hall and played few selection.
There was dance afterwards. ic'
cream was served AZ the stand and Ia
the hall. Net proceeds slG.
quite a number 81 the boarders At th'
Centre return to their homes this week
Albion Head has opened trade In the
store ~ the late Marshall Walker.
The Christian circle MAS entertained
Tuesday AZ the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs
william Cannon % >toneham.
Mr.. Amml 4. Russell Il In town.
Many attended the coaching parade Al
Conway, and all acted a. Judges.
Mr.. Geo. II. Moore haylp. resigned a.
Republican candidate for Representative,
Ia the legislature, the vacancy VA. lille,
by the nomination Of NJ. James y. far
riugtou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
GREENWOOD.

Nes, frychurg Ceutre, time IL dying
rapidly, az much so probably A. When
he tirst spread his wings for the flight
Already the forests have donned light
81 green. aud crimson boughs are seen
In place. the swallows also have len "a.
for more congenial cline.
Last sunday. the 26ih, your brother
scribe passed another year post on
which we're Inscribed the hgurcs 90.
Almost bcyond NV comprehension, and
vet knew there could b. no mistake.
I am acquainted With several other.
Who passed q similar point on IN" same
day, some older aud some Younger, but
al travelling towards over there.
pea. William Thomas and grand
daughter returned home last week, and
the following Monday the deacon gave
usA friendly call. lie stopped one
night Ia Winthrop village with his
niece. and during the evening IN" light
ming struck and burned barn about 4
mile % together with part OF the
stock aud al the hay aud What u some
What rrmarkable the barn stood on the
very farm he aud his son-ln-law had
quite an idea % buying before they
dnally tough, up here. The deacon u :
very Intelligent and we'll Informed old
gentleman. and Ne never have a social
chat with him without feeling wiser and
better than ever before.
Last Tuesday morning Nelson jack
sons hired man. fred Deo., called on "a
~ an GRAND. frcl was born Ia Yer
mont, % French parents, about twenty
four years ago, aud i nov the only on'
left ~ the family. lie has crossed TIE
ocean several times on a steamer a. /.
cattle tender. and says he rather liked
the business In fair weather, but In a
gale n Was uulie a different thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04


The annual reunion Of Go. y, Ninth
Maine, and Go. e, Eighth Maine veter-
ans, took place at the residence Of Joseph
A. Noyes, West Sumner, on "wednesday
last. The weather was all that could be
desired, and seventeen Of Co. y, and
nine Of Go. e, were present with their
families, making aparty Of 10. Com
rade Noyes and wife did all In their
power to have the veterans and their
families have q good time, and every one
will testify that they succeeded well.
The forenoon WAS occupied In social
intercourse and relating scenes connect
ed with times when mems souls were
tried.
About noon the scent Of the army
bean Was noticed, as they came steam
Ing hot from the ground.
After all had partaken Of q bountiful
dinner the association was called Ia
order by the president, w. W. Dunhsm.
The original roll Of Co. y, Ninth
Maine, a. IL existed on December Let,
lsGl. was called by the secretary, aud
thirteen answered "here." Where are
the rsst out OF over one hundred' More
than two-thirds Of them have answered
the roll call across the river. The fol
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
| President, J. A. Noyes.
Vice Presidents, l.. G. Abbott and VIM. q
| Abbott.
Secretary. y. T.. wyman.
Treasurer, A. q. Pariin.
Then the following literary exercise,
were listened to: Song by Mrs. Sarah
Proctor. "The Onward March; recits.
ton by Mrs.. Eva Parlln, "rhe Army
Ilayersack."
Adjourned to meet next year on the
last Wednesday In August at the resi-
dencc Of Woodbury. Libby, West Mlnot
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oHOWNe,Glp.


This Thursday morning Was 90 darl
u Was dificult Ia sc TO read without I
light.
Mr.. Reuben Iinscott has gone TO Cor
nish fair On trot his fast horses.
Quite number ~ the people herr
went Ia Cornish fair Wednesday.
some went to the coaching parade al
North Conway.
lev. y. 4. Hrown from Frcepori
preached In the Congregational church
Sunday, In exchange with Mr.. Randall,
Mr.. A. Hartford IL building an Ice.
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Porter Of Free
port, With their young daughter. BeA'
trice, are stopping at her fathers, y,
IL. libby's.
schools commenced In the village
Monday; A. Morton teacher Of the
grammar, and Miss Stone the primary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
ROSBuRv.

Mrs. Locke Il away at camp meeting
Swain 4 Reel have had an order foI
another car load Of bowels. They vii
have To buy Of other parties To oil the
order.
\ frost Monday morning. a great
change from the hot weather Of Friday
and saturday.
Mr.. Brown and son Of the Berlin MILE
Co. were In town last week. They wisi
To let logging job, to land on the rive'
two million Of spruce, more or less, a.
may suit parties taking the job.
Hon. Waldo rettengill Was In CON
pany With the Browns. They went OF
10 byron.
Wallace Clark ~ Rumford with friends
from New York were In town, and call
81 on the bear hunter Ia view the
trophies II the hunt. Two ladies Of the
party carried away each . bears claw
20 astonl.h their city friends.
Hon. Geo. II. Bisbee and family tool
= drive up our valley and called At the
bear museum. Mr.. Locke exhibits piece.
81 trees bitten out by bears % show
their wonderful strength, and also show.
the teeth that did the biting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04


Miss Miriam Hall, . native Of byron
died AZ Lewiston where she went Ia bs
treated for tumor, and was brought baci
aud buried with her family.
Mrs. lothian shaw attended campmeet'
Ing NJ East Ii,ermore last week.
The New Orleans jubilee singers gave
q concert at knspp's Hall last Thursday
evening.
A dance came OF q, the same plac,
II. c. Young. horse improve. bu,
.,lll ha. . .tlff neck.
Walter Faster caught bear cub In biz
trap sunday. but sad 10 relate large
bear stepped square into another of hi'
traps. and the Joints having got rusty
one ~ them wouldn't spring and brult
walked on. All bear hunters are re-
que.ted 10 shed sympathetic tear LOT
Walter. disappointment.
Ms. Emma Abbott, engaged In Gull
nary duties, was confronted With Zero
cious mouse. summonlng all her gri,
instead 81 screaming and mounting
chair, she grabbed him and now has hin
on q run-round, = foundation OF me
nagerie.
Carroll Young has traded his fancy
driver for a pair Of work horses and u
company with Bill Mitchell taken WIN
tiers Job, hauling poplar for Gocdbou'
q. L. lIodsdon also has taken job n
the same work aud hires 4. 4. Mardln
Florence lIoughton returned TO Massa
chusetts Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
WEST PARIS

Corn shop started Saturday.
New platform In front Of the Bucknau
block and post ofiice.
A Republican rally was held In Dun
hams Hall Wednesday evening. Hon
samuel Matthews Of Caribou addressed
the assembly.
ID. G. Churchill depending few days
In the place, making repairs on h''
stand.
StIllmsn Durham, who has been stop
ping at the Maple House for few
weeks, returned 10 Boston Thursday.
Asa I'm has gone to Massachusetts u
spend the fall and winter With relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Andrews are visit
Ing friends In waterville.
Frank Hunt Il soon TO move Into Mrs
Claims house.
Mrs. Simon Pickett aud her sou
George are spending Q few days In THU
place. Mr.. Pickett IL q former resident
OF this place, but IL now building q
house ut Iiumford Falls.
G. II. Willis went 10 Portland again
saturday to have his leg treated.
Although Thursday afternoon was
rainy, the game Of ball was played a.
advertised between our boys and the
Isumford Falls team, resulting In . big
score In our boys favor.
si.50 buys . nice, nne, Md boot for .
lady, IN either button or lace. n.S
buys nice congress or lace shoe Tor
gentlemen. Come and see the largest
stock OF footwear In Oxford County al
smiley Shoe store, opposite Elm House,
Norway, Maine. Y. ". SWEET, manager
We also carry large stock Of trunks
and yalises.
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Mrs. Alden II. wad.worth and daugh-
ter % Maplewood, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. l.. W. Hubbard.
Henry ". Burbank has bought II Mr..
Charles W. O-cood her undivided hall
Of the homestead Of her father, the late
Jacob Buck.
Mrs. Ann d. Howard Is improving In
health.
Mrs. Harriet Il. Thompson anil Mis-
Anna u. Thompson have returned ''
Boston.
Mr.. Fred 4. Moulton, who has seryec
Ia the Gipsy Moth Commission Ia Mas
sachusetts some years. IL visiting M
father, Mr.. Reuben =. Moulton.
Mr.. Isaac =. Lowell IL building q siio
Mrs.. Zilpah ". Spring Of Portland
has recently visited her mother, Mrs
Zilpah W. Barker.
quite a number Of our citizens wenl
10 North Conway TO zee the eoaet
parade. =
Mrs. Monroe French Is visiting Ia
BOston.
Mr.. Jonathan Pendexter has returned
from standIsh where he has been sever
al weeks having a cancer extracted, ant
receiving the necessary care.
James Edgscomb, ESQ. attended I'M
races at Rigby Park last week.
Miss sybil A. Parker Of Boston ha'
been visiting her uncle, James kdSe
comb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
MASON.

The Bethel base ball nine played the
Mason nine friendly game saturday
the ssth, which resulted II TO u In favor
Of the Bethsls. The boys all seemed "a
have a good time. aud there was good
turnout 20 witness the game. Come
again, boys.
George Mills % Worcester, Mass, u
visiting friends In town.
Herbert Whitman went Ia VUrtland
saturday. understand he was going
20 the Maine General Hospital To he doc
torcd.
speaking about the ball game II u
nothing more than Just 10 give some OF
the credit Ia the Albany boys who 40
sisted the MAson.. Aaron HENDERSON
not only rendered valuable assistance
bat made lot. % sport for the people
lie would make a good auctioneer, wa'
the general verdict ~ the crowd.
A. ;. Beans crew finished saving To
day, Thursday, having sawed about one
thousand cords Of hard wood Int
/ slaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
HEBRON.

Rev. DIR. Crane was called to Fayette
this week on account OF the death OF his
mother.
Mrs. Sargent has not been a. well
for the past week, but 10 now more COM
Portable.
I. T.. Bearce IL In poor health caused
by measles and whooplng cough which
he had at the same time last spring.
Monday as Mrs. fogg Was going down
cellar she fell breaking two ribs aud
otherwise injuring herself.
Mrs. l.. 4. Patten Of brooklyn, N. Y,
Il stopping at Miss Bailey's. Mrs. Pat
ten IL q teacher Of painting.
Miss George Laurence, OF Lawrence,
Mass, IL spending few days with Mis'
Grace Bumpus.
Judge honey Il In town this week.
VIM. II. Atwood, Esq, OF Buckfeld,
Was In the place Wednesday.
Among those on the sick list are Mr..
n. ID. Harlow, Mrs. 4. +. Cushman, Mrs,
Leonard DOMAIN and Mrs. DR.. DOMAIN
FIR. Glover IL having some painting
done at the Bellevue.
Mrs. fogg IL now suffering from
treumetic pneumonia caused by her
broken ribs.
si.5O buys Q nice, fine, hid boot for .
lady, In either button or lace. ei.a
buys nice congress or lace shoo for
gentlemen. Come and eco the largest
stock OF footwear In Oxford County a
Smiley Shoe Store, opposite Elm House
Norway, Maine. Il. N. SWEET, manager
We also carry large stock Of trunk
and vallses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
aEIhEl.


PicnIcs and corn roasts keep tn
young folks In the village busy.
The corn factory after several nj
tempts started operations Wednesday.
The Methodist Circle met With Mrs
Peter wheeler on Grover I'LL last Wed
ne.day afternoon and evening. A larg'
number of the society went In hayrack
from the village. All report q goo,
time.
Gould Academy commenced Tuesda,
morning with . good number of students
Excellent work In all departments vii
no doubt be accomplished.
The toll bridge abutment on the south
side of the Androscoggin River has been
undergoing repairs during the past week
James ilodgdon has large crew o.
men building q dam across the mil
brook" on the old Ciough place. rhi'
dam IL all stone, 80 feet long and u
feet In the highest place near the iume
The base IL ~ feet Wide and taper. Ia
Zee, on the top. Mr.. llodgdon expects
Ia get head Of ~ feet when II Il com
pleted. A mill TO work mp small lum'
Der will b. run IN portion OF the
ttfnhff ttft sb'Is
Rev. Gideon Draper, q returned mis-
.lonary from Japan, will deliver Z
lecture In the Methodist church Wed.
nesday evening, September 9Th. All
are invited 10 be present.
Don't forget that the town fair comes
earlier this year; the date 10 sept. III, II,
aud n. Special attractions have been
secured by managers 81 the association,
A mid-alr performance will be given In
front ~ the grand stand the second aud
perhaps the third afternoon during the
fair. Those securing q seat on the stand
have the best View 81 the attractions.
Thursday evening Odeon Hall va.
packed 10 listen TO senator VIM. II. Frye.
lie spoke upon the leading quest ons OF
the day and his arguments were strong
and convincing.
Ia Bethel, Aug. J0th, by Rev. Israel
Jordan, Mr.. Ieander 4. Barker aud Mrs.
Melissa Goodman, both Of Bethel.
horn, In Bethel, Aug. 20, To the wife
Of Fred Roberts, son. George
Edwsrd.)
Born, Ia Bethel, Aug. 20, TO the wife
Of Clifton Foster, q sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
EASY AIIckEiIIn

Crystal Wave Lodge, member.
and friends, passed delightful day
Aug. 3ith At the celebrated Hartford
cold springs. The genial boat and host.
ess. Henry Bicknsll and wife. had pre-
pared several games, aud many pleas
ant WAYS Of entertainment. old and
young loined In the sport. At noon the
regulation picnic dinner WAS warmed by
hot cotfcee, provided by brother Kick
nell, and tea-,ime and gcod-byes came
too soon.
our ~ellknown cream driver, Joseph
Dcs oster. and frcd Warren have jus,
returned from q trip Ia Bethel To the
buttsr-msker, Arden Tlton.
Prank Irish and bradbury Damon re
Gently saw female deer and her young
one near herc.
Aug. a6th we had frost on the low
grounds which Injured cranberries and
cucumbers.
IL has certainly BEEN cold enough for
mittens, but when Ne laughed AZ Virgil
DcCoster for having them on, he showed
us the ends u his fingers where the skin
Vas worn Ia the blood, and then Invited
VI In Ia help pick cucumbcrs.
Miss Eleanor Forbes from Newton.
Mass, Il spending few weeks with her
mother.
Miss Hattie Sklllings % Portland h At
william Cobbs. She has been suffering
from q severely spraincd ankle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
OlCkvAle.

Morrow 4 Lovejoy drove i've oxen
through the place Friday. A part OF
them were heavy, seven-foot cattle. The
price paid for the lot Was $50.
Mr.. Bryant, agent for Skillings 4
Clark, has the winters numbering opera
lions all planned out.
Those who have taken birch Jobs are
Geo. W. Gordon, Valentine Gllnes, o.
q. Tracy, II. II. Andrews aud L. A.
smith. q. y. Child has taken the JOB to
stack the squares.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
EASY BEvntl

MR.. Efiie Howe and child of south
Paris visited relatives In this place last
week.
I'd. bartlett aud family Of Berlin
Mills. y. H.. visited this place last week
Lillian Il. kimhall commenc,d her
school AZ West Bethel Monday, Aug. ,.
Mr.. Bert Holt % Massachusetts, u
spending his vacation az III. u. Hollis.
Mrs. Porter faTwell and children Ni.-
tied relative. ~ lowell last week.
Mrs. :. r.. Rich has moved 10 Berlin
Fall.. y. H.. 20 keep house With her sor
aud daughter.
Miss Jennie I:ich commences teaching
In the graded school at Berlin Pals, y
a.. Tuesday, sept. 4.
Irving kimball Il attending the fal
term 81 school NJ Gould Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
OXFORD.


Rev. J. e. wathen and wife were here
for few days last week.
Miss Amy Rawson OF Somervillc,
Mass, IL visiting friends here.
The W \. &. y. gave an entertain
ment,"A Kings Daughter" at Robinson
Hall Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Draper, q missionary from
Japan, lectured at the NJ. l.. church
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Staples died Aug. I'D
aged o. years. She Was carried To Gray
for burial. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton officiating
Mrs. Henry Eaton and son Bert OF
Boston are visiting relatives here.
si.50 buys q nice, fine, kid boot fot
lady, In either button or lace. sl.5
buys u nice congress or lace shoe fol
gentlemen. Come and see the largest
stock Of footwear In Oxford County a
Smiley Shoe Store, opposite Elm House
Norway, Maine. T.. y. SWEET, manager
We also carry q large stock OF trunk
and yallses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
ssZAR FALLS.

quite a number are sick in this 'icln-
lty. -,
Mr.. Wallace chapman, Who has been
sick for a long time, Il very low al the
present writing. -,
Mrs. Joseph W. GllpAtrick and her
little daughter Ethel have gone to Fort
land % spend q few days.
Mr.. Rose Allen nee Chapman supplied
the VI. D.. pulpit Aug. ", 10 the absence
Of the pastor. Rev. VI. y. King.
Mr.. Edward q. stanley OF Charitstown
Mass, 4. visiting relatives In this place
They have commenced operations In
the corn factory.
A Republican lecture Was given u
MeoHlan Hall last Tuesday evening
Aug. 18th.
city boarders are quite numerous IL
this locality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04
A0aYA AlaAhv

Mr.. Frank Rich aud son Merton have
been 10 the lakes for few days and
they report a very good time.
There was a surprise party AZ MT.
Rich. home Wednesday evening.
Though there were but few there pleas
ant evening Was enjoyed by them.
We are glad To know that Arthur Dean
who va. injured IL improving. liz
moves about with the aid OF a cane and
= crutch.
Quite a number from this vicinity In
tended 10 20 10 hear the lecture OF sena'
tor Frye At Bethel but some Will be de
tAlned AZ home by the rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

The gallant old 10Th Maine Regiment
had q glorious reunion ut bath last
week. Among some Of the battles In
which this regiment participated might
be mentioned fredericksburg, Chancel.
lorsvllle, Boynton Road, Farmville,
High bridge, Gettysburg, Briston sta
ton, llatch's Run, Strawberry Piaip,
Ileams' Station, Deep Bottom, Jerusa-
lem, Petersburg, Cold llarbor, Tolo-
potomy, North Anna, River 70,
Spottsylvania, Wilderness, Mine Hun
and Appomattox. Thirty years had
passed since they visited their old camp
Ing ground. 4 roster Of the living
members gives . total Of 81 out OF the
300, the number once borne upon the
rolls during the service, this large mum.
Der resulting from the consolidation Of
the 9TH Maine and from recruits.
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epvgauRo.

Rev. Mr.. rarnham Of lowell preached
at the Congregational church In cx'
change With Mr.. Young.
Mrs. Jacob Kelley and granddaughter
started for her homo In Michigan on
Monday.
Mrs. Rsbecca Perley Reed and daugh-
ter Of Milwaukee, who have been herr
with friends for . week past, ieft on
TuesdAy.
Miss Alice Morgan has gone with hei
father on q trip TO Peunsylvanla befors
beginning her school year In Philade''
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert fineld, Of Pea
body, Mass, are at Mrs. DR.. lAmsont'
Mr.. Charles Mcrrick, teacher In wor'
cester, Mass., has been visiting ut Mls'
II. y. Charles and other friends OF his
mother, formerly Miss Eunicc Libby.
AZ usual large number OF persons
from this place aud vicinity went 70
North Conway on Wednesday 10 see The
very successful east side coaching pa
rade.
Miss Anna Barrows left home on
Thursday for q few days stay In Bos.
ton, after which she will give several
lectures In connection With the state
fair at Lewiston.
Principal J. q. Hull has been In town
thls week.
The fall term Of the academy will be
gin September 4.
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hEMRN.

Born, In Newry, August 2ith, to the
wife Of 4. A. Baker, daughter.
Mrs. y. y. Baker IL still = great suffer-
err from neuralgia In the face.
n. \. Hastings came from the lake
country Thursday with . drove OF
lambs. lie says he can't buy any more
lambs In Canada since the new tarin law
passed. They are expecting rise ~
prices. The rise will be In horn In the
United States, I reckon.
A. q. Llttlehale and wife are Waiting
At Locke's Mills.
Miss Hattie Littlehsle IL home from
Portland.
Leslie Littlehsle, wife and wife'l
mother, are spending the summer at the
home OF his father, j. Ii. Ilttlehale.
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GRAFTON.

We had a very heavy frost last Mon
day morning, doing much damage to the
growing crops. IL Was four degrees
below freezing At q o'clock.
Farmers have harvested an unusually
large crop Of hay this season, and In hne
condition.
Grain, | think, will be rather light.
Potatoes about fair crop, but rotting
some.
Ml.. Lillian y. Brown goes to her
school In Barre, VI.
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MEICANlllE-

sidney Hall and sister Lizzie OF East
Waterford visited at N. u. warren''
last week.
Mrs. Moses, OF West scarboro, hal
been visiting her parents.
Mr.. Phllo Poland and wife have re
turned home.
Mrs.. q. NJ. lane and son attended her
sisters funeral at Gray.
Mrs. Fannie French Of Oxford IL visit
Ing at j. ). french's.
Mr. Scott Patterson aud wife aud q
number Of relatives and friends are
camping out on the shore Of Long Pond
East Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-09-04

OXFORD. - Alta Court ~ Probate he'll Al
Paris, within anil Tor the County ~ Oxford ou
the thlri TUESDAY % Aug, 4. ~. lss..
Walter y II0mes ant Jane. :, Wright. Admrs
With the will annssei. on the estate ~ y. "
HOLMES, late ~ ONfOri, IN sali County, Ne
mini.tration ofthe estate of ALI decea-ssi fo'
allowance
OKDtRrD. that the .ail Aimrs. give notic'
~ all persons Interested by causing q copy O
mi. orier D. b. published thrc weeks suoce.
.iVsly In the oxford Demosrat yfints.i al Paris
that they may appear az q Probate Court "a b.
hsh al Fsn. In saii County, ON the thlrl Tues
day % scIt neat, a nine % The cs-k In the forc
noon, aud show Causc, N any they have, VIII
The same should n0t IL allowed
GLO. A. WILSON, Judse.
A true copy attest =
ALBEIT u. PARK. Rssi.tsr.