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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
HEBRON.

Rev. :. d. Richardson went 10 Water
Vile Saturday 70 remain through the
commencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Cushman OF Au-
burn have been visiting relatives here
this week.
On Tuesday of this week Mr.. and Mrs.
\. NJ. Richardson had very pleasant
picnic party in the grove around Oak
hurst. Mrs. Richardson's sister, Miss
Daisy Cushman. and her pupils were
among those present. After the picnic
dinner the children gave an interesting
entertainment consisting Of recitations'
essays. etc. All pronounced the day a
pleasant one and we understand that on
their way home the party were photo
graphed BY Miss Jennie Packard.
Summer visitors are coming.
Mr.. aud Mrs. III. l.. Whitney OF Bos-
ton are at their summer home.
Mrs. Howe has company from Port
land.
Miss Mabel Bartlett and cousin OF
Boston are expected at II. A. Cushman';
Friday night for few weeks. Other
strangers are already In the place.
The 4;h passed very quietly. The
usual picnic and entertainment ID
Grange Hall was largely attended and
pleasant time reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
SOuIh WOODSTOCK.

The glorious Fourth was celebrated
bv this reighborhood at the new shop OF
|. W. Andrews x Sons. They have late
IN made an addition Of fifty feet 10 their
shop which made nice large cool place
for one of the most pleasant and social
gatherings which we have enjoyed for
long time. Although there was not a
large amount Of noise, yet all, both old
aud Young, seemed to enjoy themselves.
Long clean new boards had beer proyid-
ed for tables and soon they were well
laden with all the good things which go
10 satisfy the most delicate stomschs,
After dinner the time was occupied In
recitatious, short speeches and social
intercourse. The young folks had some
nice boat rides on the mill pond, as our
veteran undertskers have n boat free TO
sill who wish TO take ride on the pond.
All returned home feeling better than
they would 70 have gone n long distance
in the hot sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
BROWNE FIELD.

The Fourth Of July has been very
quiet day in our village. A few Of the
young people went to Niger Corner to
AN entertainment.
Married, by j. l.. Frink, June Il, MIR.
W. F. Lombard and Mrs. Ruth Trainer,
both of Brownfield.
The grammar school closed this week
Wednesday.
Miss Flora Adams, only child OF Mr.
and Mrs. S. n. Adams, Of this village,
died Sunday afternoon, aged 81 years,
and was buried from the congregational
church. The altar Of the church was
nearly covered with banks of roses and
lilies, which were beautifully arranged
by some of her young friends, Mrs. Eva
Bennett, and Misses Gertrude Blake
Lou Eastman and Mary Brooks. She
was confined to her bed for long time
but when the disease which terminated
in her untimely death had seized upor
her its inrosds were slow and at times
her sufferings were intense, pain almost
more than she could endure, still sh'
never murmured but met 1t all with 1
patience and fortitude that in Its lessons
and teachings were absolutely sublime
She had many friends who deeply mourn
her loss. Her parents and aged grand
father have the sincere sympathy Of tn
whole community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE OClNGS OF THs WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS or The COUNTY.
DIxEIElp.


Fourth ~ July Was very quiet day
With ,hr peopl, ~ Dixfield. IL WAS pass
ed in triug crackers and torpedoes by
The ,ma.. folks. In the afternoon a
very interesting game Of ball WAS played
a. The fair grounds. The game was
between The single men and the married
men. The single men won the day BY
reason u their youth and being in better
TIM than The other side.
Ho Tor Boston the and 10 OF this
mouth Co attend Boston. -" \. L. c.
g., ard \. Z. =. e. +. convention.
Everybody 20 and have a good time.
low rates and good accommodations.
There are lots Of summer visitors here
a, The present time.
te0 L. Merrill. wife and grandson, are
4, >ear,port where Mr.. Merrill goes an
uually 90 pass his summer vacation and
visit his old home and friends.
John Babb i reported as being or the
,itk list. also Mrs. Vim. Smith and Earl
Humphrey. son Of l.. II. Humphrey.
Rev T 3. PAYNE and family start for
Boston Tuesday, the 9th, 10 be gone
through he week.
F.G. Nichols went 20 Bethel the ith
% attend the horse trOt there.
>e,ers. went from here 20 Lewiston
% pass The Fourth.
Col. Eustis and family accompanied
by Miss Mary Greenleaf. went 10 Weld
Pond % spend the Fourth.
Howard Childs and family are at
farmllgfOu on visit.
Regular meeting Of Elisha Winter
Camp, W. 90, Sons Of Veterans, to-
nigh, July n all members are invited
% BE- present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
MEST SUMNER.

There Was dance In Washington
Hal 20 -th II July night. Not a large
attendance.
Fletcher PaIHn's little boy who was
so badly cut about the face short time
sgo ., BOA doing well.
J. H. Bates, BOwdOin, %, IL at home
% b., vacation. He Was chosen the
popular man Of his class, which speaks
Ne, tor Mr. Bates.
The Jr.A. % several boys for shearing
he ua1, and tail Of colt belonging 10
james A Thompson. which was begun
a, Buckdeid last week, and adjourned TO
oe finished here Friday last, was held IN
he hall. Irla. Justice Swasey consider
I'd the evidence insufficient 10 convict
The BOYS and they were accordingly &C
quilted Mr.. Thompson says he shall
have i' before The next court.
The post Office has been changed 70
he store q handler Bros. Mr.. [. NJ
Packard has gone 20 Canton. Henry \.
loG1g !, still postmaster and hires the
chandler Bros 90 run the office.
Ms, Emily Lucy Burgess, sister oil
M. b-. Andrews, went 20 the Maine
teo'ra. Hospital 20 study for a nurse
ast Saturday.
Chester Bisbee from Rumford Falls
Sy,i'.ng friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
OXFORD.

Children's Sunday was observed at the
NJ. f.. church June 23d, and concert
was given Sunday evening by the Sun
day School.
Rev. Mr.. Hsughtou preached TO the
p. =. {. E, June 30th, at Temperance
Hall, which was beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns. \ large au-
dience was present. Mr.. Haughton Will
be absent on his vacation six weeks.
George Heslop, wife and child, John
Trebilock and Walter Heslop sailed FOR
England last week. They intend TO re-
turn in two months.
The little son of Mr.. Lowering, who
lives on Fore Street, was kicked in the
face BY horse on Sunday. The injuries
were very severe. One eve was torn
away and the bones Of the face crushed.
Much sympathy is felt for the family
Married, at Portland, Saturday, June
18th, BY Rev. +. b. Rogers of Pine
Street church. Rev. Mr.. Howard, pastor
of the NJ. l.. church in Oxford, and Miss
Lucy T.. VI. Pye of st. Johns.
Miles French died July Sd. AT ter
O'Clock. after painful sickness, aged
about 80 years. Mr.. French was a kind
neighbor. good citizen and had held
positions OF trust from his townsmen 10!
a number of years. He will be greatly
missed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
WEST BETHEL

We learn that Mr.. 4. r. Growers
horse, "Spot," while being driven by
some lady boarders became frightened
at some stones which were left near the
road at Mill Brook bridge which they
had been repairing, and became unman-
ageable and ran back upsetting and
badly smashing the carriage and injur-
ing the ladies' somewhat, but not very
seriously.
"The Fourth" ''the glorious Fourth
has again come and gone. 1t passed
very quietly here,-just enough powder
burned to start the patriotic blood In our
veins but not enough to suggest rupture.
A small party Of young ladies and
gentlemen got up ride to Songo Pond,
had picnic dinner and report q fine
time.
Dan Bean Of South Paris Is spending
a few days with his relatives in this
place.
Farmers are beginning haying. Grass
Is better than expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
LOCKEiS Mills,

sunday, June 30th. was observed Ss
Children's day at this place. The church
was decorated very prettily and the eN-
ercises passed Oft very pleasantly.
Rev. L. A. Rich aud wife, Mrs. +. L.
Tebbets and Mrs. W. +. Carr attended
the Epworth League convention at South
Paris last week.
Mr.. Bert Woodsum and wife of Me
ehanic Falls are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frank Hobbs. wife and daughter,
of Gorhsm, y. H., are visiting at l.uciar
Trask's.
l.. 7. and Chris Bryant were called "a
Bethel recently by the sickness Of their
mother. Mrs. h. L. Bryant, who has
been very sick but is improving slowly
Mrs. II. &. Berry was taken suddenly
sick Saturday, but is much better now.
Rev. Mr.. Holmes Of COlebrook, y. H.,
preached at the church Tuesday evening,
July 2nd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
ANDOvER.

The 18th was ushered in with the usual
programme by Young America. The
exercises In the afternoon were tame.
A picnic dinner, bicycle race and base
ball game, Andovers VS.. Hanovers,
constituted the programme. Many com
menced too early in the day to carry out
the exercises properly.
The steam chime whistle was put up
the Bird and was dedicated with exercises
of jollity. Its sonorous voice can be
heard FAR off, it is in fact daisy and
convenience to those living way
back" who can't afford watch.
Few farmers have begun haying
The grass crop is about the average.
Bacon 4 kimball are doing good
business in the meat line.
City company is coming steadily into
town. French's hotel is full and the
others will be gathering in soon.
The ball at the hall the 4th evening
was well patronized. Chas. Z. Howe
furnished Ice cream and cake which was
served In the lower hall to all who wish
ed it.
The schools in Nos. 4, G, Z, closed this
week, giving complete satisfaction.
Hon. Ii. V. Poor and family came last
Saturday to spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
WEST PARIS.

II is thought that there will be a heavy
crop OF hay In this vicinity.
Both mills have closed until after
haying.
The body Of the new school house Ii
up and nearly boarded In.
Mr.. Frank Reed is hauling brick from
the old school house on the Hill to b'
sed AT the new one here.
Quite large number OF our people
were at South Paris on Tuesday and
witnessed the ceremonies held by th'
Grand Lodge of Maine.
The wife of Rev. l.. J. Wheeler is visit
ing friends in Aroostook County.
The Sabbath Schools OF the vlllag,
united in Children's Day exercises at the
Baptist church on the evening OF TIN
30th OF June, and al unite In saying u
WAS "A pleasant occasion.
Mrs. +. f. Judkins is visiting friend:
in Mexico.
Mrs. Kingsbury Curtis has been visit
ing relatives in Bethel.
Mr.. 4. J. Kicker, OF this village, re-
ceived telegram Friday announcing
the death Of his father whose residence
was In Wakefield, \. II.
The glorious 18th passed oil very quiet
" here.
More dog day weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
ERYERuRG.

The "Field-day" Of the woman's Lit,
erary Union took place on Saturday, thu
18th, according to notice, and was very
pleasant occasion for the Portland
ladies and guests from abroad.
Miss Kate Abbott Is home from hel
school in Mechanic Falls for her summer
vacation.
The youngest son Of Col. Merriam OF
L. ;. A. met with sad accident on Sat.
urday afternoon by falling from the
horse-car his leg was broken. Col
Merriam was on his way to Colby com
mencement but was obliged to come
here on account Of the accident.
Miss Helen Sewall Of South Berwick
Is stopping with Miss A. n. Page and
visiting her old friends here.
Mrs. Caroline Dana Howe remained
after the field day and Is at Mrs. NJ. A.
Randsll's.
Mrs. Jacobs, the vocalist, from NAL
den, Mass, Is at Mr.. VIM. Gordon's.
Mrs. Stevens Of Portland and her sis
ter, Mrs. Bourne Of kennebunk and
others are at Miss Pages.
Mrs. Coolidge is occupying her house.
The Misses Charles are also there for the
present.
Mr.. W. II. Tsrbox of Boston was with
his family over the Fourth.
The GLORIOUS Fourth was very
quietly observed; less rowdyism than
usual, and the only celebration WAS a
bicycle race at the fair grounds that at
trscted those interested.
The "wheel" Is in constant use in our
streets by young men and boys and a
few girls are in practice.
Wedding cards Of Miss Nate Julia
Whiting, +. A. 81, and Mr.. Aston W.
Dana at Topeka, kauas, have been re-
celved by friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
GREENWOOD.

Hoeing and haying still all mixed up
in consequence Of the foul weather last
week, but since it benefited the hay crop
so much nobody seems inclined 10 do
ANYTHING about il, except TO grumole a
little because il did not come two weeks
earlier.
Nelson jackson has hauled his pine
logs 10 the mill, that got so burned over,
and il the worms had got into them they
must have been pretty well roasted
There were also some logs hauled to the
mill last week 10 be sawed into meeting.
house lumber, but Elmer Cole, the head
saver, j. on the sick list, and that
makes difference.
Horace Judkins and wife were gone
about week on their wedding
tour and had pleasant visit generally
They will soon be settled down for ousi-
ness on his farm.
The sound Of the woodlands AK and
the crash Of falling trees tell US thai
Mr.. Young is now getting out those shiI
knees. and IL would be interesting tC
follow the vessel they help 10 build unit
il founders at sea, or Is wrecked on some
foreign coast.
last week woman who was alone
with her two little children, heard some
thing during the night that sounded al
though some one had smashed in win
dow with club. OF course there wa'
no more sleep for her that night, and OF
going down stairs in the morning sh'
found that large framed picture haf
fallen on 10 lamp and broken the chin
| ney into a thousand fragments. TheI
the scare ended and she was glad to fine
| il no worse. -,
Travelling piece Of level wet road tn
other day, we came across myriads o
little toads many Of them no larger thar
a common house fly, and nearly al
bound towards Dixie. One could aimos
imagine they had just heard the advice
90 South, young toad. Since tney pre-
In the water like frogs, the question ha'
been asked where they come from II
such numbers so soon after they hatch
and always after rain!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
HIRAM.


Mrs. Jennie Lane Of Philadelphia Is
visiting her father, Col. Joseph r
Twitchen. Col. Twitchell has gone 10
West Denmark to-day, the 18th, where he
will deliver al address at warren's grove.
Mrs. DIR. Deans, Master Heroert
Deans. Mrs. Elizabeth BecSwith ana
Mrs. Dobson OF Boston are ooardins
With Eli {. wsdsworth at Mountain
View Farm.
Mr.. Darius X. Lewis is failing last
with heart disease.
The Epworth League meets al the
Methodist church on Tuesday evenings
Amember of the State Board OF Assess
ors AZ their recent session at fryeours
reneated the statement made by hinl
three wears ago. that the valuation record
OF the town of Hiram contains the clear.
est and best description OF real estate ina,
thew had seen in Oxford County, and thal
he could take il and find any parcel Of
land in Hiram.
Mr.. Ferdinand Parker, son OF Samue
and katherine Parker, died last week o.
dropsy. -. u.rr;so, I.
Mr.. Milan Cummings OF Harrison u
a clerk and salesman At the ked Aii'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
NORTHWEST BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Wilson and LITTLE
daughter have been to the lake region
for pleasant trip. They report q fine
time.
Mrs. f. 5. Skillings and daughter
Ella have returned from their visit &c
Massachusetts,.
Calvin Cummings and family went tc
Albany the 18th.
Mrs. Sarah =. Bean IL 50 years old
but seems to enjoy doing house work.
saw her working over fine looking LOT
of butter recently, spsttipg 1t with lots
Of vim. She rode TO Bethel Hill this
week. SAYS she had beautiful ride.
Maude Mills Morrow closed her school
here the 3rd. Like all her efforts, this
term was very successful. Miss Morrow
is n great worker in the school room,
striving in all ways to hold the interest
of her pupils.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
IONEII


The Fourth was observed at the vii
lage according 10 the program as adyer-
tised. There was not large crowd OF
fantasies. but some Of the hits were
very good. The different races In charge
OF T.. y. Fox were hotlv contested.
Fred Brown won the wheelbarrow race,
win Harrington the potato race. Frank
Abbott the foot race and VIII Holt the
bicycle race. The band gave two con-
cerrs aud played at other times during
the day. IL was good-natured. orderly
crowd, and We saw no signs Of liquor
during the day.
+. y. Bennett was in town the It'll
playing ut the American House for the
dance 10 the evening.
The goods for the furnishing OF Eev.
J. +. werren's cottage have arrived and
he aud his family are daily expected.
W. O. Brown cuts Warren Charles
hay and has bought mower and rake
of G.. A. kimball.
Mrs. Lottie Eastman from Bridgton Is
visiting here.
We learn that Mrs. Marcia Andrews Is
improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09

Prof. Rob. j. Roberts, wife and three
sons, Miss W. T.. sherman Of Boston.
Mass, Geo. X. Heckle, G.. 4. Clement OF
Roxburv, Mass, are summer guests nj
the M9plewood.
Mr.. Arthur Jack while playing ball
the 9Th WAS hit by the ball and badly
hurt.
Mrs. Lizzie Harmon is quite sick and
not expected TO live but short time.
Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, Is giving HI,
buildings new coat Of paint.
Mrs. :. g.. Davis has been in Nashua,
Y. H., the past four weeks.
Mr.. II. W. Merrill has made himself a
fine fancy driving buggy.
The ladies circle met with Mrs. Henry
Harnden July It'll had fine time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
MEICANllIE

Miss Luella Rich Of Richville Is al
work for Mrs. Z. II. Boynton.
Mr.. Rollin Gilbert Ia at work for A.
h. Richmond.
Mrs. Mary Cushman Of West Sumner
recently visited her brother, j. s. French.
Mrs. w. E. Sargent Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. +. Holmes.
The Methodist Sunday School held q
picnic st Trip Pond, Poland, the fourth.
Several went to Lewiston the fourth.
Mr.. Clifton Ames celebrated his 2lst
birthday by giving to the class OF '95.
welchville High School, a supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplain and Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, also Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
and daughter Lettie spent the evening
and took tea with Mr.. and Mrs. Ames
recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
EAST SUMNER.

The "Glorious Fourth" In this place
was ushered ia with sabbath morning
stiffness. All seemed TO feel the So
lemuity OF the occasion and sigh FOR
India crackers and tin horns which were
conspicuously absent. Very few left on
the early trains TO celebrate. Most oil
the sad rites were performed in the hay
field. The patriotic services closed Win
a prayer meeting in the vestry' NO
body hurt, nobody drunk.
Having i well under way, and gen
erally the crop will be an average. Some
better. some less. Nearly all the gras:
i now cut with machine and the haul
ing in is mostly done with horses. What
change in methods, and how the ~ori
Il lessened. The day for hunting up
woke Of oxen in the woods when loac
OF hay was 70 be got in is past. We DC
learn some things, late.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
SWEDEN.

The glorious Fourth was celebrated
in various ways by our people. Six
teen of the lads and lasses procured q
four-horse coach and went to Cold River
for the day. Lowell celebration receiv-
ed its share of patronage also the picnic
at Fryeburg Harbor.
Bert Pike entertained his friends the
evening of the third with his fireworks
procured by selling tea, which were
much enjoyed by the young people.
John Evans and Thel Bennett bid fair
to become noted wheelmen as they make
nothing of visiting neighborlng towns
before breakfast, and ALSO taking rides
Of twenty miles or 90 just for exercise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
PERU.

Mrs. +. y. Gibbs died on the Sd after
a lingering illness. She had a shock a
year ago last February and she has not
taken step alone since. The funeral
services will be on the 5th at ] O'Clock.
Quite 4 delegation from this place
went 10 Lewiston to celebrate.
The Changers had q grove picnic In ID.
W. Knights grove for those who wished
10 STAY at home the Fourth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
SOUTH RUMFORO.

". Clark and granddaughter, Minnie
Jones. went 20 Turner Monday and re
turned Wednesday.
NJ. Elliott had a bee June 10Th and
singled his new barn which Is 10 feet
ohg and rafters - l-3 feet long.
Twelve men were just six hours laying
he shingles on both sides, then they
vent TO boarding the sides and worked
until night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
EAST WATERFORD.

George A. Miller is visited by his
mother, Mrs. Mandana Miller Of
waltham, Mass, and his daughter and her
husband, Charles Battles Of Brockton.
Rev. Mr.. Bounds preached at the
Temple Hill school house Wednesday
evening.
Nellie Chase Of Dedham, Mass, visited
at L. II. Sanderson's recently.
Mrs. william Meserve has bought
back the William Gerry farm Of c. b.
Cummings, he reserving most Of the
timber. She and her two children have
returned to the farm.
Joseph Patterson came home from
North Chatham last week and has now
gone to Cumberland to work haying.
Schools generally closed June Is. In
spite of the rain there was Q good at.
tendance of visitors. In Miss Everett's
school the exercises were more elaborate
than usual.
Ansel Bean IL quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Of Auburn visited
at c. II. Hodgdon's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
EAST sROwNFieID.

Gu July 18th picnic party of fifteen
went 20 Pleasant Mountain, enjoying the
day very much.
Hon. l.. L. Giles and family went "a
New Hampshire for the Fourth.
Mrs. 4. +. johnson and little daughter
have been spending few days in Ehing-
ham, y. H, with her mother.
Mr.. Jesse Bickford and daughter ART
visiting friends in New Hampshire.
Miss Nellie Upham, who is staying
with Mrs. G.. NJ. Ssnborn, spent the
Fourth AT Old Orchard.
Mr.. Pierce L. Nell, Of Boston, travel
ing passenger agent Of the Quebec Cen
tral Railway, spent few days in town
this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
NORTH BUCkFlelO.

MS, DIR. Gibbs and daughters Of Liver
More Falls who have been in our place
On visit have returned home.
Eeo. K. Hammond Of Paris with some
VI Ills help have commenced on our new
school house.
Joseph Bieknell is so he goes out pleas
ant DAYS.
Mss Ella Ames of Rumford Falls l.
her grandfather's, v. ID. Bicknelrs-
quite delegation Of Masons went 70
'osth Paris from our place the 2nd.
Nearly everybody has commenced hay
ing 10 our vicinity.
The lhe schools in this part Of the town
closed to-day, the Sd.
pas pass fishing Is very good In North
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09
NEWRY,

Fourth Of July has come and gone.
Some Of the Newry people went 70
Bethel to see the horse trot that did
come of and the bicycle race that didn't
come of.
A neighborhood picnic at the Branch
drew some, and some Of the steady ones
celebrated at home between the rows OF
corn and potatoes, or administering
Paris green to the festive potato bug.
Alfred DAILY has gone to the Maine
General Hospital for medical treatment
John Littlehale IL much worse lately
Lots Of company expected at Poplar
Hotel right away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-09

The suggestion made FOX the benefit
u the bard in connection with their
concert "Wednesday evening seemed 10
D. well received. AZ any rate, they
ieasted upon spples. raspberry shrub,
eske and ice cream, and some other ar
rangement, for their refreShment were
fores,alled The passing of the hat also
resulted IN a substantial addition 20 the
treasury The music ia reported good,
he evening was fine, and the crowd
seemed to appreciate what was done for
their entertainment.