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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
aEThEl.

Thelrain was welcome visitor, as 4
put odt the forest fires which were rag
Ing in|this vicinity. A good deal Of
DAMAGE has come from these fires.
Miss Isabel Shirley left Tuesday FOL
Hoult}n as delegate to the w. c. I. U
convection from this Union.
Mrs Robert Chapman, who has beer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Judge Eos.
ter, hae returned to Portland.
judge Woodbury., Mrs. +. 8. Chandler
and Rfv. Israel Jordan attended the
state conference at Westbrook.
Rev. Israel Jordan and family are
away for vacation Of three weeks.
The sociable given by the Ladies
Club Thursday evening, proved to be a
very e3joyable affair. The recognition
contest furnished good deal of amuse.
ment, and Mira. DIR. Tuell won the first
prize ADD Edwin Gehring the second
The ladies' may well feel that the year
closes tery favorsbly, and take courage
for thelfuture.
Frid,jy evening the students Of Gould
Acsderh by spent pleasant social evening
at the icademy.
Mrs. lGerow OF Cumberland has been
In town delivering her book, 'The
Story Gt the Bible"
The hnnusl meeting of the Ladies
Club " II be held with Mrs. j. b. Chap.
man Thursday afternoon, Oct. 3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
CANTON POINT.

NJ. a. Waite, one day recently, with
the aid of his little dog, got nine part
ridges. Mr.. Waite said IL was not much
of day either.
Whiting winds OF Sundays heat dis
counted that OF Saturday. The mercury
began early and worked late. This tor
rid wave beats the record of twenty-five
years. The mercury ran to 81 in the
shade.
Jay Paper Compsny's drive passed
here Tuesday. Their lumber is used ut
jay Bridge and LivermOre Falls.
Miss Ella NJ. Waite has returned home
from Portland where she has been spend
ing a few weeks.
Thursday afternoon we were happily
surprised with good shower.
G. NJ. Packard has come out with
newly painted road cart.
Mr.. /. A. Ellis has fifteen nice cows.
Mr.. Ellis sells his cream to the Turner
factory.
A. Delano is on the sick list.
We are glad to see it little cooler.
We have had Ii very hot and smoky.
The fire has run over hundreds OF acres
on the east side of the railroad, and on
the left Of the main road from the Point
to Canton. We are not able to estimate
the amount Of damage yet. Probably
not large as the wood and timber Is
small.
Don't forget the fair at Canton the lst,
I'd and Sd Of October. Come one, come
all.
Those in want Of cows or sheep would
do we'll to call on B. c. Waite & Son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
OXFORD.

Miss Kate Houghton, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is improving
Married in Boston, Sept. l6, +. +.
richmond, Of the firm Of Richmond
Bros, and Mrs. Wood, daughter of the
late Joseph Robinson, both OF Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond will take a we'd
ding tour to California.
Elder Jared Whitman preached at
Engine Hall, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Francis is quite sick.
James Holden, Francis Holden. VIM.
Bumpus and Frank Lord are having
water brought into their houses from a
spring near Mrs. keith's mineral spring
on the hill.
Mr.. John Harper, formerly q manu-
fscturer at Welchville, died OF pneu-
MONA at Poland Corner, aged IS years.
lie WAS buried at Welchville on Sunday
with Masonic ceremonies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
ERYEBuRS,

Rev. W. Il. Hague OF South Brid2toi
exchanged with Mr.. Young on Sunday
the 22d.
Eastman Johnson, the distinguishes
artist OF New York, an early resident Of
this place, was In the village last weel
and went on TO see his relatives at th'
north part OF the town.
Thomas Souther was at his mother
over Sunday.
The intense heat and the forest fires
raging around u, made the early day
OF the week very uncomfortable and
gloomy, which was increased by th,
calamity experienced by Mr.. /. l.. East
man, whose extensive corn packing es'
tabllshment was burned on Tuesday
evening. Part Of the seasons work oil
$50, 600 cans had been removed and the
loss Is somewhat covered by insurance
which never fully compensates for the
destruction OF so much useful property
The many friends and relatives Of the
gallant Lieut.. Peary 10 town were glad
| TO hear OF his safe return and hope he
will not again risk his valuable life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutchins are re-
joicing over second daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Young, Miss IL. r.. Osgood'
delegates, Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Bar
rows attended the State Congregations
alist Conference at Westbrook this week,
Miss Anna Bsrrows and her brother
John S, returned to Boston this week,
The Swedcnborgian society had sup
per and entertainment on Wednesday
night.
Mrs. f.. c. harrington aud Mrs.
Margaret Livingston are at the Oxford
this week.
Mrs. Minnie Howe Jordan and children
are at Miss NJ. Howe's.
Miss Matte Howe has gone to Port
land as kindergarten teacher in the
Chestnut Street school.
There is TO be Library Party at
Academy Hall, Friday evening, Septem-
Der 21th.
West Oxford Agricultural fair begins
on Tuesday, October lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
GRAFTON.
The threshers are In town.

The threshers are In town.
Grain is turning out well.
There Is good yield OF potatoes but
they are rottiug some.
Very dry here. Wells, springs and
streams very low.
Berlin Mills Company have completed
the dam on Cedar Brook and have gone
10 Enrol 10 work on Clear Stream.
Our town library received through j
W. Parker, of the Berlin Mills Company
$50. Ii was very gratefully received
and will make with the gift from th'
state large addition 10 our library.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Allen were in towr
camping q short time ago.
Miss +. l.. Otis Is visiting her sister a
Bethel.
The Ladies Circle meets October
with Mrs. A. W. Farrar who hopes all
will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Parker have re
turned from their visit at South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

Fine showers to-day, Thursday, which
have dampened the parched ground, and
lessened the prospects of a water famine.
L. NJ. wyman returned 10 school AT
Norway Monday. He expects 10 attend
the three terms for the year, ending 10
June next.
School commenced here Monday under
the instruction OF Mr.. Minot Davis, who
taught here last winter. He is TO teach
the winter term also.
|. ". Andrews x Sons are progress
ing finely with work on their telephone
line. IL is TO connect with the main line
AZ West Paris. This will save a large
amount of expense which they have had
10 pay for dispatches in connection with
their business.
George Cummings is at work for r. H.
Wyman this fall.
G.. l.. Whitman and family have NOV
ed 10 Norway village for the fall and
winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
cAnhoN FAIR ENTRIES.

Followinh are the entries for the An
droscoggin Valley fair at Canton, Oct: l,
2 and 3:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
uPIQN.

Work on the new school house Is being
pushed rapidly. The building Ia two
stories high, 36x2G. George Harvey has
taken the job for $1,000.
Mrs. Winnie West, who has been very
sick, Is improving slowly.
Farmers here are busy digging their
potatoes. Nearly all report large
yield, and some are rotting badly.
Mrs. Champion has given her house a
coat of paint on the outside.
Fred Ellingwood Is home from the
lakes for few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
ERYERuRG CENTRE.

With the mercury ranging close To the
hundred mark sunday and frost Wed
nesdsv we can surely boast of change
able climate.
=. W. Bradley, superintendent OF =
Nashua, y. H., cotton mill, l. the guest
Of his numerous friends ia and around
Fryeburg.
California is forty-five years old as 4
state. and she is officially valued at ST.
81, 7l2.674. This gives 10 every man,
woman and child in the state $40. Is
there another state in the Union that can
show such development of wealth and
social progress in half century:
Mrs. Isadore Day Of Portland is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Harrington.
Rev. Mr.. Barber has moved into the
Frank Eastman house at the Harbor.
destructive forest fire started Mon
day in the extensive timber woods north
of this place. and has burned over an
area of several acres. At this writing
-Thursday-it is raging flercely and the
loss will be heavy.
Potatoes are quoted at - cents per
bushel. Even at this price farmers are
selling.
Fred Harrington has been repairing
the grange warehouse at the village.
The Harbor sporting club will chal-
leuge the Fryeburg Centre sports TO a
shooting match, TO be held in the near
future.
Our people hardly knew which to do
last week-bans up the house or get
their linen busters out.
Miss Lottie Bemis is at Conway,
where she is employed in the corn shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey knight are visit
ing friends and relatives in Boston.
Ed Pray's potato yield is over 3oo
/ bushels per acre.
Clinton Cole has built an addition 10
his residence at Harbor.
Bicycles and hay. The immediate
connection is not self-evident, yet on In
vestigation they seem bound up together
Here il the way il works. The bicycle
man does not hire any more livery horses
the livery man does not keep as many
horses as he used to, ergo, he does moi
buv as much hay as he used to, and tht
hay market becomes depressed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Ellingwood and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howard made visit
at RumfoTd recently.
Mrs. Lila Mason Skillings has been
TO Portland for few days.
Mrs. Maude Verrill Weber Of Oxford
with her two children have been visit
ing her brother, Charles Verrill, at this
place.
Miss Louise Dow and Master Herbt ri
Dow of Whitetield, y. H., are the guests
of their sister, Mrs. Charles Verrill.
Mr.. Charles Thurston from Portland
has been visiting relatives at this place
5. ). Bennett was at his mothers over
Sunday, the 22d.
A. Z. Chapman is having some repairs
made on his house.
The Northern Survey Company:
agent was here the 9th delivering
pictures of farm buildings. The
pictures give general satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
WEST SUMMER.

Ii. Gardiner and wife have been
away skiing for few days.
Lora FSrrar Is In poor health.
Miss Ibottie Head Is teaching III
Sumner sind Miss Emily Lucy Burgess
the villagb school.
Very div and dusty.
J.J. Abbott and wife are visiting their
daughter DIR. Bisbee's wife, at Rum
ford FALL.
c. +. Handy, our candy manufacturer,
is busy attending the fairs.
Two baSs OF oats were stolen from e.
W. Field'E barn one night recently.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Small, former trader here
visited friends here last Thursday.
Farmerl report good yield OF grain
Joseph Moves IL finishing his house.
Henry Prbctor IL doing the painting.
Winfield Morrill, is going TO repair his
stable. Wallace Chandler will do the
lob.
George Noyes has had rheumatic
attack bul Il now able TO be out.
Horace Barrows, the new tax col
lector, is IN the wsrpath. BE ready for
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
SOUTH HIRAM.

Flory Gould Of Boston is visiting rela.
tiyes in this place and vicinity.
Loring Libby and wife returned home
Friday.
Guy Redlon and wife went TO Lining.
ton sunday.
Mrs. Lewis bennett of Brownfield and
her sister, Mabel Mason, visited friends
in this place sunday.
The Ossipee Valley Canning Co. clos
ed work In this shop Tuesday, having
packed about 81, 200 cans this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
HAIRS THIS WEEK.

The West Oxford Agricultural Society
holds its a Inual fair at Fryeburg, Tues
day, "Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. l,
. and 3. Al good fair Is anticipated.
The races ARE all filed with the best
horses ever entered at that fair-Wilkes-
mont, VeniI Wei, Whirlwind, and others
OF the sam,k class.
The fair bf the Androscoggin Valley
society at Canton occurs on the same
DAYS, October l, ! and 3. The full list
of entries n given in another place, and
speaks for itself. The Canton track Is
one OF the fastest half-mile tracks in the
state.
Bryant's Pond fair comes on Wednes.
day, October 2. This fair was instituted
last year, a bid struck right into one OF
the worst storms of the year, but In spite
of the rain l. was so successful that there
was no hteitation about repeating it.
Everybody lakes an interest and WORKS
to help make good showing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
The Avalanche.

The guide gave the word to leave
the channel Of ice and take to the rock
on the side, for SNOWFALL or two haC
rolled down from above. and he wa
afraid more might follow. Scarcely hat
we got out Of our trough and upon thu
crags when down came an avalanche
with vengeance. and We were within
20 feet Of a tremendous discharge ID
thousands of tons Of snow and ice
which swept down the track that wt
had just assembled. We were perfectly
safe, but somehow the half hiss, hal
roar, remained in my ears for somi
time, and for many nights afterward
when indigestible suppers or bad Swiss
beer produced evil dreams, the ava
lanche was sure to figure in them. -
Blackwood's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
HIRAM.

Mrs. Philip Hubbard and son and her
sister, Miss Mabel Wheat, and Mis-
Anna j. Branson, have returned TO
Washington, ID. G.
The thermometer changed from 50 on
Monday TO Is on Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Ii. McLaren Of California
is visiting her mother, Mrs. DNsanna w.
Hubbard.
John l.. Dixie, who has had charge OF
Highland Farm in Sebago this year, will
take charge Of the Bridgton House on
Monday, the 30th.
A report of the golden wedding OF
Rev. Augustus p. and Mrs. Sarah z.
Sanborn will appear next week.
We had q refreshing shower Thurs
day, the 10Th, after drOuth unprecedent-
ed since 1870.
Mrs. Olive, widow Of Jacob Thomp-
son, Esq, Of South Hiram, Is very
feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
WEST BETHEL

l."
The past week has been one Of ex-
IRENE heat for the season, or for that
matter for any season. Last Sunday
was the hottest day Of the year.
Forest fires have been raging quite
extensively but not In this immediate
vicinity.
Roy Bracket seems to be enjoying life
hugely at Bates.
DIR. Davis of Charlemont, Mass, for
merly Of South Paris, was in town on
Thursday last and we much enjoyed a
friendly call from him and his good
wife, but the doctor always has an eye
to business rs well as pleasure, so after
we had treated him to good square
meal he was unkind enough Cor other
wise) 10 leave US with bleeding mouths
minus several teeth, each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
n,xrteln

The Dixfield Steamboat Company
launched their new steamer PocahOntas
ON Webb's River above the JEFF White
bridge last week. She Is daisy.
The new iron bridge across Webb's
River, where the old JEFF White bridge
has been for so many years, Is complet-
ed and open to travel.
Rev. Thos. b. Payne has been on the
sick list the past two weeks, but Is now
on the gain.
VIM. G. Harlow has got him new
bicycle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
FAST SIMMER

\ reception was given 20 Rev. and
Mrs. II. =. Hubbard at the yestry on
Monday evening, the sd inst. Nearly
100 persons were present, and the occa-
sion was one of especial interest, As Mr..
and Mrs. HibbSrd soon leave for win
tiers residence 10 Florida.
Rev. Z. +. Miller and W. X. Sewsll
attended the Congregational state con-
ference az Westbrook last week.
Isaac BonDey has been on tour into
New Hampshire visiting North Conway
and other places.
\ universal cry for rain prevails.
Wells and brooks are becoming dry.
But who ever saw better season for
harvesting crops:
Corn Is good, potatoes abundant, but
apples scarce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
EAST BETHEL.

4 number from this place attended
the fair at Andover.
Eugene Bean has gone to Mooseheat
Lake TO work this season.
+. :. Bartlett and G.. III. Swan are Out
with their threshing machine.
Mrs. Brown Of Berlin Falls, y. H., |;
visiting her daughter, Mrs. +. Bean.
Chas. Swan goes to Littleton, n. H..
Oct. lst, as travelling agent for IN,
Folding Automatic Spring Washer.
Mr.. q. +. Morgan Is visiting hi
mother al this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
NEWRY

Some fine refreshing showers Thurs
day were very welcome.
Quite number OF the Newryites have
gone 10 the Andover fair.
The building committee are at present
grading the lot on Bear River where the
new school house is to be erected.
j. W. Kilgore was chosen juryman for
Newrv on the oath inst.
viii Small has been spending week
at J. 5. Aliens.
Harlan Bartlett sold his place on Sun
day River some time since to Nahum w.
Frost.
Edgar Coolidge out riding the other
night found bear in possession OF the
highway. The horse was badly fright
ened but Bruin finally moved on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE ooINGs OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
vii SONS NINE


G. c. Wilson OF the firm of Bearce 4
wilson has been mp looking after the
lumber interests Of the company, also f.
!. Brown Ia the interest Of the X. +. p
Co.
T.. 5. Bennett Is now on the s.eamboa,
that runs between Axiseoos Falls and
Camp In the Meadows. They are now
taking up supplies for the logging
teams.
Eliingwood, Hamill and Mahaney
each have crews and horses in the woods
10 begin TO put In timber on the Magal-
lowsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. I. Pennock have re-
turned from their trip TO New Hamp-
shire.
The circle met Thursday last at Mrs.
John Olson's.
Rule Brooks is eonvalescing slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
ROXeURY.

Our forests are charming with their
splendid autuunsl coloring.
Now Is the time TO take ride up our
railroad and enjoy the landscape.
B. l.. Rundlett has his new house
plsstered and the chimney built.
Chas. Rundlett Is putting in cellar
for house near Swain Il Reeds board
ing house.
Frank Stanley, superintendent OF the
Roxbury Spool Company, is TO build a
house soon.
The drouth is very severe. II cuts
down butter production so that people
cannot find enough TO use.
q. Hannaford has sold his valuable
mare 10 Clinton Porter and intends 10
buy him pair of heavy horses that will
outpull the whole crowd. He has a
first rate pair OF oxen for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
Is OCTOsER COURI.

he October term Of Supreme Judleia
egrt al, convene At Paris Hill mex
thursday. oct. :, Judge Strout presid
z j, Is Judge StrOut's first term Il
his county.
lie following veDires for grand ant
'4'eFse jurors have been returned:
GRAND JURORS.
\. D. Bolster. Paris.
jacob ". Dresser. Albany.
\. 90. Elliott, Rumford.
6eorge :. Mari, sweden.
thomas Mclntire, Fryeburg.
William II. Pearson, Woodstock.
AioanuS VI. POttle. Lowell.
,hsrles II. PugSley, Porter.
a. L. SOule. oxford.
= \. stevens, Norway.
byron Z. Waite, Canton.
John L, Wood. Buckfield.
traverse JURORS.
Edgar +. Burrows, Paris.
Joseph e. Bennett, Canton.
Arthur Z. Briggs, sumner.
lanes l.. Chase, Paris.
william G. Cole, Norway.
Arthur NJ. DeeriRg, Denmark.
harrison Guptill, Porter.
yras ii. Hayes, oxford.
arthur G.. Howe, Hanover.
:: W. Kilgore, Newry.
= A. knight. Rumford.
l. =. Larry, Gnead.
a. W. Libby, Buckfeld.
" ferley MeAnister, Lowell.
a; l. = Pike, Norway.
Sonn J. Pike, Fryeburg.
1SSSooins Plummer, Waterford.
vieott B. Poor, Andover.
" ii. Porter, Rumford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
What II IN Editor?

Some boys were asked the other day
to define editor" Here are some OF
their definitions: IAN editor is a man
who handles words, AN editor makes
his living out Of the English language.
"An editor is somebody who does no:
do anything himself, and when some.
body else does goes and tells other peo.
pie all about it," IAN editor Is man
who has the industry Of o beaver, the
instincts Of bee and the patience Of an
ass. Book Buyer,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
NORWAY LAKE

Mrs. Shedd has returned home from
Portland.
Portland the first of October.
Victor Partridge Is attending the high
school at the village.
Mrs. +. L. Pottle and children are
visiting at Mrs. Eden Politics. on Pixies
Hill.
Mr.. Flood and Ralph went to Harrison
fair Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
OlCkvAlE.

Several 'bf our neighbors were called
TO Auburn last week on the Chenery
case. Othtrs and some OF the same ones
were called 10 Dixfield AS witnesses IN
the case In which Edwin r. Child OF
Franklin fllantstion Ia tried for larceny
Of hay. Cyrus +. Gordon, complainant
John A. Putnam Ia building mill on
the same bid site instead Of on the
Chenery Lob as reported at first. After
moyin thd frame on TO the lot and dig
ging wei he changed his plans.
The drought was broken last Thursday
by showerk.
Maurice r., son OF X. ). Tracy, Is
quite sick. DIR. Sturtevant attends him.
Flossie Richardson Is also reported
dangerously sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
hartford

The farm buildings Of VIM. uayford
were burned the 18th. The fire took
about noon. Mr.. llsyford was at the
fair at Paris. Part of the household
goods were saved. Loss $1,000. Insured
for slj00.
Some person unknown 70 the sub
seriber entered the pantry of W. +. Bick-
nell last Wednesday night, and helped
himself to the good things thereunto be-
longing.
20 in the shade Saturday aud Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
DENMARK,

The fall term Of high school began
Monday morning, Sept. sd, with Mr..
r. II. Mailman Of Lubec as teacher, and
Miss Flossie Jewett as assistant. The
grammar school will be under the
charge OF Miss Flora B. Sanborn.
The wells and springs in this vicinity
are all dry, and water Is very scarce.
Mr.. Algernon Jewett has to cart water
from the pond under the hill for his cat
tie.
Mr.. Jared Berry Is making some re-
pairs on his dwelling.
Mr.. A. B. Ordwsy Is at home from
Hiram, where he has been for quite q
long time, helping to build the X. p,
Hall.
Mr.. 8. O.. Davis Is ct home from
Washington, d. c., for short vacation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
SOUTH RuMEQRQ.

Mr.. aud Mrs. PhilO Clark and Edw,
Clark started for New York Monday.
W. Clark accompanied them as far as
Turner, where they visited few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Adams visited
at Jim Davis in Milton last Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Bessey and daughter went
to Andover Wednesday on visit to her
mother. Mrs. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. wyman, daughter
and granddaughter, OF Dickvale, were at
NJ. l.. Wyman's recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
SWE DEN.

Seth Br lckett Is quite sick with ty-
phoid fev,Ir, and Is cared Tor by M;
brother Olcar and sister Cora.
Miss Arhie Ellsworth OF Boston is 10
spend the winter with her sister, MIS-
!. W. Perty, as her health will not adj
nit OF herIcon,inuing her business longer
ri that pljc zee.
Annie III Perry has returned home
from Boston.
r. y. Some and family returned 10
Providence. K. J., the 18th.
Mrs. Chkrlie Evans is with her friends
at Bolsteri Mills.
VIM. Saunders IL soon to build new
barn. ia dding the stone work now, as
sisted by charlie Evans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-01
6ROwNEIElD.

Died, September I'D, Mr.. Weber
Rowe, aged about 80 years.
Mrs. William Spring died Septembe,
I'D. She leaves husband, four SON
and one daughter.
Married. September 18th, by Jay l.
Friuk. Mr.. Wesley Colby Of East Brown
field, and Miss Mary Mahoney Of Hing
ham. Mass.
Married, September ith, Mr.. vii
Greenlaw and Miss Vesta Wentworth
both Of East Brownfield.
Farmers are nearly through thei
harvesting.
Apples are perfect failure.
Water is getting 10 be very low II
wells and fountains In this vicinity.
A heavy thunder storm passed Owe
this village Thursday afternoon.