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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
CANTON

Hon. c. II. Gilbert and wife were il
town over Sunday.
Those who listened to Rev. Mr.. Hoop.
er last Sunday were very much pleased
His evening discourse on "A ministers
temptation" was very interesting.
The schools close next week, and y
large amount of work falls on the school
board.
All of Canton sympathizes with Mrs.
Flora Carver, wife Of the editor of the
Rumiord Falls Times, Ia her misfortune
of the loss of her eye, due TO blood pol
soning.
Mr.. Herbert Hayford is expected home
with his family after several years living
In the West.
Bro. Levi c. Coburn was buried under
the rites OF the Odd Fellows last Sunday.
The Universalist circle was held In the
G.. a. X. Hall last Tuesday evening,
which consisted OF Rotations, songs,
flag drill. etc, which made II very en-
joyable occasion.
Mrs. Harvey Ripley remains about the
same.
We wish the delegation from Oxford
would arouse themselves and try and
put stop TO so many appropriations In
our present legislature. a million aud
a hilf dollars II not In accordance with
Republican principles, or does Maine
want TO keep pace with the late Demo
cratic congress-: Only the senate and
governor can save Us terrible tax for
the next two years. The Republican
party must stand the results 10 the next
campaign. so We wish To sound our pro-
test against il In time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
eRyeBuRG.

Misses Sadie Locke and Florence
Wiley arc home from Pennington Nor
mql School for fortnight's vacation.
Miss l.. +. Tuell Of West Paris Il Ia
Frsehnrg.
MIR. L. +. Hastings was In Portland
last week.
The winter term Of the academy clos
ed Friday. The young ladies OF the
school gave very good entertainment
Friday evening in Academy Hall.
Mrs. Bradbury of Norway Is the guest
OF Der daughter, Mrs. II. ii. Burnham.
Mr.. A. K. Jenness has been sheathing
the walls OF the waiting room in the
post Office with hard wood.
Miss Mabel Perkins returns 10 Farm
ington To attend the normal school the
coming spring term.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bracket are home
from a visit 10 Massachusetts,.
Miss Abbott attended the Melba con-
cert IN Portland last Tuesday.
Miss May Gordon is home from Port
land.
Il. L. Newman, the artist, sold num-
Der of pictures TO the Snow Shoe Club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
LOWELL


Walker 4 Smart have finished draw.
ing thelCofllu pine timber 10 the pond
There IL estimated To be about iOO,Uo
and Ii Mas cut, sawed and marked In Il
DAYS bl Edgar McAllister and Charles
II. Barker. This lot has been owned
nearly forty years by Mr.. Coffin and his
father.
The congregational Circle was enter
tanned jvedne sday by Mrs. +. l.. Pottle.
l.. I. Martin has sold the horse bought
by himbf Hadley Remission TO Mr.. Cum
mings IL Norway.
The Weekly prayer meeting at the vii
lsgc wjs held Tuesday evening at the
house ~ II. q. Walker. A goodly num-
Der we1c In attendance.
The down voted $1,000 for town ex-
penses, 500. for schools, $50 for three
road rol lers, and smaller sums for re-
pairs III cemetery fences, etc. Voted
sli00 moiey for repair OF roads and
bridget and no labor tax.
ManH pickerel have been taken from
the porEs In this vicinity recently.
DanalE. McAllister and w. a. Merrill
traded horses the other day, and neither
OF theul intended To get beaten.
q. I'll Eastman and wife have been on
a visit 10 Cold River.
BeDj.lmin Russell and wife are visiting
10 Massachusetts ut Somerville and Hav-
erhill.
y. wi Palmer and wife are attending
the chi is,ian conference at Ogunquit
and vi go from there on visit 10
Cambridge. Mass.
". Oi Brown End wife are st North
Arson with their daughter for few
weeks.
Miss Alta Charles who has been quite
iii IL nolv recovering.
". OF Brown Is TO make quite extern
siyc reihirs and alterations Of the house
of JohrlB. Kimball the coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
IOcKE,S MILLS.

Rev. 4. X. BRYANT of West Paris gave
his illustrated lecture. The Crime Of
Grimes, at the church Wednesday even
ing, March 9Th, Ii was well attended.
The proceeds are 10 90 towards the cree
ton OF parsonage in this village.
Mrs. f.. l.. rebbets is spending this
week in lewiston and Lisbon.
Two new roughers have been employ
ed in the mill, Sidney littlehsle of Bry-
ants Pond, and Harry Brown OF Bethel.
Town meeting called out large at
tendance here
Mrs. Bailey from Gloucester is with
her daughter. Mrs. X. \. Rich.
Mrs. Nellie Il. Dudley has returned
home from Boston. Just before her re-
turn her sister, Miss Clara Bryant, had
the misfortune 10 fall and sprsin her
wrist quite badly.
Quite number attended Pomona
Grange At Bethel Tuesday.
X. f. Powers and wife visited in New
~ the first Of the week.
Miss Matte Jordan is at work At Azel
Bryant's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
DlxFielD.


II YOU have any feather beds YOU wish
10 have cleaused leave word at the shop
on Weld Street opposite a. 7. Msrsh''
house.
Mrs. Alice Keith, nee Alice Marsh, has
been very sick the past week. but Is
much better ut present.
Geo. stanley is home from Massachu-
sets.
j. =. Harlow was at home Monday to
attend town meeting.
The town voted 10 raise s25 for the
observance Of Memorial Day.
J. ;. Harlow has crew working
nights saving birch at his mill on Third
Street.
The Merrill spool mill is running on
full time and has plenty of work.
Mr.. Marsh has commenced To make
cans II the corn shop.
Mr.. Washburu. the shoe maker, has
arrived, and will be ready for business
In few DAYS. He Is To occupy the
store formerly occupied by Miss \. C.
Abbott.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
WEST FRYEBURG.

Tuesday twO-horSe load OF the
Young people OF this place attended a
Dsrty AT the home Of the Misses Page.
The noise that was made on the way
showed thar they were having good
time. and they enjoyed themselves while
there with dancing and other games !;
also eating apples, corn balls and candy
Mrs. f.. L. Hutchins has returned.
West Frveburg i not dead vet. Last
saturday the G.. ". assembled at the
home OF Mrs. stephen Harrington. The
members from the village could not be
present on account of the storm. Mr..
and Mrs. Emery with little Florence
were among the invited guests. This Is
the second time Miss Florence has made
one of Us. She Is so smart and sweet tha'
every one that sees her admires her.
TUESDAY the :. l.. &. met with Mrs
David Hill. The next will be held Win
Mrs. Eugene Littleiield.
Five OF our worthy danes were seen
leaving their homes Wednesday 10 meet
some of the Fryeburg village good peo-
nla Al the home If Mrs. b. y. stone u
assist her in saving some of her gooni
victuals from getting mouldy, ana
know she will think they succeeded wei
when she takes account OF STOCK tue
following day. All enjoyed the occasion
40 much we hope Mrs. Stone may I'VE u
have Us again many times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
wESr SIMMER.

The Baptist circle met AT Washington
Hall March 9Th.
Mrs. Benson from Hartford is dress
making al Wallace Ryerson
=. II. Weiherbee was in town Wednes-
day.
[. VI. Packard and II. +. Heath and
their " ives attended the dance at West
Paris Thursday evening.
Ii is reported that {. NJ. Bisbee Is soon
20 move 20 Rumford Falls where he will
make il his future home.
The village school closed Wednesday
under the instruction of Kirk Spaulding.
Mr. Spaulding i one of our best teach
ers.
Lumber is still coming in TO Young N
Packard's ia large quantities. They
have suspended saving for few days
until the rise of water.
The Baptist Circle will meet with Mrs
K. y. Stet, sou Thursday, March l4ih.
G. T.. Handy has returned from the
lake region where he has been for lew
DAYS.
Mrs l.. ii. Tuell is not quite as we'll
Mrs. John Head and daughter are
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. VI. Small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12

Miss Lena Hicks was at home from
Bates College few DAYS last week.
Rev. l.. b. Withee, Mr.. \. ID. Withau
and Miss Alice Hicks attended the dedi-
catorv exercises OF the church at Nor
wav. Miss Hicks will remain at Pari:
for few weeks visiting friends.
The Mountain Rills met with Mrs. III
Peabody Saturday afternoon. \ good
number present, and very pleasant
meeting.
Mr.. J. W. Kimball was seized with a
severe hcmorrhage at the hall Monday,
shortly after the opening Of the town
meeting. The meeting VAS adjourned,
kilograms were sent 10 Bethel aud Cor
ham for physician, DR.. Williamson OF
Gorham being the first 10 respond. lie
was With Mr.. Kimhall until late In the
afternoon. leaving him quite comfort.
able. but very much exhausted. He had
another hcmorrhage Tuesday night, and
i now In critical condition.
The town meeting was adjourned for
two weeks.
Mr.. II. =. Wheeler l. quite Ill.
Mr.. 4. u. Larry is convalescing from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
BETHEL.

Monday, March It'll, the town meeting
passed off quietly and politics did not
enter into the contest. Money raised :
For schools, $1,000; poor, $1,000; to de-
fray town expenses, $500; to repair
school house, East Bethel, 5000; West
Bethel $500; other repairs $50; roads
and bridges $500 in money; interest on
debt and to redeem dehf, $4,000; to aid
Bethel library $50; womsn's Relief
Corps, $50. The indebtedness OF the
town Is $50, 1881: resources, $40, 629.W ;
net debt, SlS,ll9.s7. The library asscci' l.
ton added SIS TO its fund serving dinner
in the hall.
F.. l.. Fowler has opened jewelry
shop in the building formerly occupied
by III. +. Thurston. Mr.. Fowler VIII
carry large stock Of clocks, watches,
jewelry and silver ware. Repairing OF
watches speciality.
Thursday, DIR. and Mrs. Gehring start
ed for Southern Florida. Dame Plum
kett's Singing School will be postponed
until their return. Rehearsals OF the
drama and part songs are to be In prog
ress during Mrs. Behring's absence
under the supervision Of Mrs. Cyrene
I.ittlehale. The chorus work viii be re-
sumed upon the return OF Mrs. Gehring.
4 host of friends wish them pleasant
trip and hope they will return fully re-
stored in health.
Mrs. J. {. Billings went TO Boston
Wednesday 10 visit her son aud family.
Gould Academy will reopen Tuesday,
March 18th, with the same corps OF
teachers.
Next Thursday evening, March 18th,
the Ladies' Club will give an antiquarian
supper at Garland chapel. Tickets 10
cents.
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= GRAND sLOWOuT.

Ettr D.mocrUf:
The famous artesian well on the
Mountain View Stock Farm had It's final
blowout last Thursday. The steam
drill. Was set AZ work LAST December, but
owing 10 the extreme hardness Of the
rock very slow progress has been made.
After reaching a depth Of 10 teet
Without finding much water, u WAS de-
ci..ed Co put in heavy charge OF dyn0-
mite and STE what effect IL would have.
Iuu pounds OF dynamite MAS procured
and sunk down 10 the bottom Of the
well. under more than lOO feet OF water.
4 loaded cartridge with about six feet OF
waterproof fuse we'll weighted, MAS SET
600 fire aud dropped into the well, aud
The large crowd gathered u See the eN-
r'o,ion. sought safe distance 10 see the
result.
The first trial was a failure. Another
cartridge was dropped IN the same way
With better success. In about nVe min
u-es. heavy underground noise was
heard ike 40 earthquake, and the large
volume Of water in the well shot out
,,.th the sWiftness OF cannon ball more
chan 200 feet into the air, forming a
G,u,e cloud OF boiling water and vapor,
and making a grand and beautiful sight.
The cloud Of vspOr slowly fell 10 the
ground aud melted the snoT more than
Ten rods from the well.
What the result was down IA the bot
@ N Of the well no one can tell. IL i
certain that the water comes INTO u
much faster after the explosion than De
fore. bat whether there will he a per
m4nent supply OF water remains 10 be
seen.
III. f. HAMMOND.
Paris. Maine. March :, lS95.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
eucKF,ELp.

Prof. Mason OF Boston is In town, thu
guest of his daughter, Mrs. II. A. Irish
Messrs. Plummer and Shannon, stu
dents at Hebron Academy, were guest:
Of George s Pike over Sunday, Sd inst
Town meeting passed off very quietly
Voted to build three new school houses
averaging In cost about $500 each, au.
thorizlng loan running one, two and
three years. This puts the school house
question in good shape for years to
come.
The village corporation held its annual
meeting at the high school building
Tuesday, the 9Th, and elected the old
board of officers.
The series Of revival services held al
ternately with the Methodist and Bap'
tist churches closed Sunday evening,
March Sd. A resolution commenting
the evangelists, Miss Edwards and Miss
Fiel, presented by Rev. b. +. Lawrence,
was heartily endorsed by rising vote.
After a needed rest they will enter upon
the work to which they are so evidently
called, with some one Of the five or six
churches from whom requests have been
received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
HEBRON.

The funeral of Capt. Leonard Donham
occurred Tuesday forenoon. In the az
ternOon Mrs. Donham accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. II. l.. Whitney, To her
home in Boston.
Mrs. Addison Maxim was buried
Thursday afternoon. The services were
conducted by Rev. =. II. Richardson, as
sisted by Dr. Crane. Two very great
sufferers have passed away within few
DAYS aud both will bee greatly MISSED.
We are glad 10 hear that Mrs. Augustus
Bumpus l. some better.
Mrs. Greenwood remains about the
same.
Mrs. Il. l.. Packard is now confined TO
her bed.
Mr.. Del Gerry was in tho place this
week taking acreage for sweet corn for
the West Minot factory.
The students minstrel show. assisted
by Miss Douglass, teacher of elocution,
came of Wednesday evening.
We have received n copy of the town
report. II NAV he useful, bat certainly
is not ornamental. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
EAST WATERFORD.

At the town meeting Monday Clarence
II. Pride, Henry W. Green and Harry
Brown were chosen selectmen, Daniel
Brown treasurer and collector, Warren
kneelaud ). ;. Committee. All Demo
Gratis. Mr.. Pride received the entire
vote OF both parties. Mr.. kneeland
takes the place OF Il. G.. Mcintire who
declined 20 serve longer on the school
board owing TO other duties. IL was
voted TO raise $500 to repair the Temple
Hill school house.
There WAS whist party at {. ii.
Pride's Monday evening with five tables.
ID. G.. Pride made the most points.
Charles Moore has moved from Mrs.
Jane kilgore's house into the rent over
the store.
4. \. Adams has failed rapidly OF
late. He il now confined 10 the house.
Mrs. W. 4. Brown and Louise visited
at Norway recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
EAST BETHEL.

Mr.. J. d. Hastings and Mrs. +. b.
Howe are visiting relatives at Fryeburg.
Mrs. Brown, who has been living with
her daughter, Mrs. K. Bean, has gone to
Berlin, \. ii.
MIR. Arthur Brown has returned to
Milan, y. Ii. -.
Fred C. Bean has enlarged his dining
room, laid new hard wood floor and
made other improvements.
Cali at w. II. Tracy's and you will DC
very pleasantly received and courteous.
" shown nice assortment Of dry good:
and fancy articles, all kinds of groceries
fine confectionery, etc., etc. MIR. Tracy
is first-class cObbler and does all kind:
of Job work in that line.
Irving Kimball has recently purchased
an elegant view camera made by tht
Rochester Optical Company with whief
he does some first-class work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
wElCAViltE-

The welchville High School closed
March Sth afer very successful term oil
school taught by Miss Nellie F. Stone.
We understand that Miss Stone will re-
main In charge Of this school.
The primary school closed March lst
taught by Mrs. Lizzie Chaplain. Mrs.
Chaplain Is one of the best teachers In
Oxford County.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cane has returned to her
home In Welchville.
The Young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Widdocs died March, Of pneumonia.
Mr.. George Staples and Mrs. Bloom
Vile Herrick are on the sick list.
The students of w. II. s. are to have
a school ride to Paris Hill March 8.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Hussey OF Pitts
field are at Horace Bennett's.
The school board held meeting
March 9Th and elected George Hazen q;
supervisor of schools. Every scholar Ii
town should give three rousing cheers
and three times three, for 10 Mr.. Hszer
they find true friend, one that vii
staud by them, and fight for them \
need be.
Several from this place att nded TIT
prize reading contest at Oxford, Msrcl
9th, and seemed well pleased with tn
entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
EAST HEBRON.

East Hebron Grange /, taking mem
bers in goodly numbers at every meet
ing.
Rev. ". l.. Bradeen Is moving into
the parsonage and will preach the COM
ing wear 10 this church.
\. L. Eastman i drawing bass logs TO
Auburn for Herbert Russell.
Rev. &. I. keeue, formerly Of this
place, made flying trip through this
plsce lsSt week.
Leon l.. Bean is going to work for W.
n Kerry this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
Notice OF Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 80 Court of Insolvency. In the case
of FRANK STANLEY, Insolvent Debtor.
~ this aOth day Of Feb, A. d. ls96, been pre-
sented to said Court for said County, by
Frank Stanley Of Dixneld, in the County Of
oxford. praying that he may be decreed full
discharre from ali his debts, provable under the
provisions Of Chapter seventy Of the Statutes of
Maine, and upon said petition, IL Is ordered by
the anne before said Court at Paris, In said
County Of Oxford, on Wednesday. the soth day
Of March A. d. 1895, at nine O'Clock In the fore
noon; and that notice thereof he publisned IN
the Oxford Democrat. . newspaper pubnshed IN
said County Of Oxford, once week for three sue
cessiye weeks, the last publication 70 be nye
days before the day Of hearing; and that 81 cred
sous interested, may appear at said place and
time and show cause, n any they have. Why
discharge should mot be granted said debtor &C
cordinG 70 the prayer Of hls petition.
xtSest %ALbEkT b. PARK, Rsgisesr
Of said Court for sid County q 0xSord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
SWEDEN.

Sweden had one of It's eharaeserislls
town meetings-everybody there and
sn~;ous 10 stand up for their rights. Inc
school question was agitated to rs ia,,-
-, sxtent. but IL all amounted to moth,
;ns - the committee have charge OF
,hose matters, and do as they think
hsst some thought best not to have our
town hall used for any tnihs on.
tjous. but after considerable tax u W.
vored 10 let the house 10 any respee.sois
nsrties for the sum of 81 per gay VI
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
ROxBURY.

Born, February %, TO the wife OF l..
4. Thomas, a son.
Our town has gone back to old pod
anger days in the matter of roads, that
is, to highway work, which means a
good deal of work for the pencil while
the roads suffer.
Swain IL Reed have hired an extra
team being determined to bring out their
birch. The firm have lately had large
order for fan handles which calls for
several more hands. They are running
one crew nights TO saw out their spooi
squares. They also have an order for
skewers; altogether their mill Is very
busy place.
Mrs. Locke is very feeble.
Mr.. Locke is still struggling with the
grippe. ,
Mr.. Chspman's sister, Mrs. Bickford,
il with him now. He is doing big
business at his mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
NORTH PARIS.

sadie Childs came home from Portland
March ,. Where she has been Ia have her
ewes dOCtored.
Alton Emery has been TO Boston few
DAYS.
Frank Gowell and John Chase went 70
Rumford Falls March ).
The Towle teams returned 10 Lewiston
March >.
Mrs. Ada Andrews Is visiting al
America Andrews.
Mrs. Daniel Swift. who was buried
March 3, .;as member of West Paris
Grange, aud We think the first one TO die
since the grange was organized seven
years ago.
Frank Berry Is drawing some long
lumber from his lot in sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
Mii cON,s MILLS

Frank Wheeler Of Milan was in town
Monday. lie and c. NJ. Kelly went to
Metalluk Lower Pond fishing. They
had fair success.
Daniel Haywood came up Tuesday on
his way to Camp Caribou TO make prep
aration for the coming sporting eeason
for the Parmacheenee Club.
Mrs. Walter Buchanan and Miss Rule
Brooks have become adopts in the
art Of snow shoeing.
H.G. Bennett went TO Bethel Thurs
day for DR.. Morton TO come and see
Mrs. Lucy Bennett. Also visited his
brother Clifton at Andover.
DIR. Morton was in town Saturday.
DIR. +. c. Walker and son OF Norway
were at j. w. Clark's over Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
aCnWnEiGID

Mrs. J. l.. Frink is visiting her sister
in Denmark.
Clarence Thorn, son OF c. A. Thorn,
met with bad accident while helping
load logs. He was caught between two
logs, breaking both bones OF one leg
below the knee.
The farmer wizard. Wander, has been
giving "a series of entertainments ad,er-
Using the Golden Herb Remedy. \
large crowd attended each evening, and
were highly pleased with the wonderful
tricks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12

The town reports give the following
figures: Total valuation Si3S BY: num-
Der of polls 32l rate Of money tax SIG
per thousand; poll tax 50: money rails
Ell for schools by town SLIGO; school
fund. aud mill tax, s9i3.02; for free high
school $500; total s2.si3; resources,
-. sol. Al: liabilities s., sa9.51; resources
above liabilities sG6.Si.
The school board met on "Wednesday
and elected George Iiszen supervisor.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson died OF pncu-
monis Wednesday morning, March 9Th,
aged ~ years.
The prize contest for best destinations
was on Wednesday evening at Robinson
Hall. Nina wardwell, Mabel French,
Leon Walker and Everett Gay were
awarded the prizes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12

There will be a social and entertain
ment at the Universalist chapel We'd
nesday evening. March 18th, ut which
will be presented the lsughable farce,
''The Darkey Wood Dealer" Cake and
chocolate will be served and a social
will follow the entertainment.
Hastings Bros. have just completed
quite extensive repairs and improve
meuts on the interior Of their hardware
store. The main store has been materi-
ally enlarged.
Mr.. James :. Lane has moved to Bos-
ton, where he has work.
Mr.. Arthur Wiley, who has been al
home from Bowdoin for some days,
graphing with severe attack OF the
grippe. has recovered.
Large quantities OF spruce lumber are
being manufactured at the mill OF the
Bethel Chair Company for which the
COMPANY has more orders than IL cares
10 I'll. The company is shipping chairs
quite largely also.
Al recent meeting OF the school
board Mrs. o. NJ. Mason WAS chosen
supervisor OF schools for the coming
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-03-12
EAST sRowNFleLo.

Mr.. Edgar Poor Of Boston has been
spending a week with his sister, Mrs.
Smith Gray.
Mr.. Charles Goldthwaite and daugh-
ter, of Peabody, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
C. ID. Fessenden.
Mrs. NJ. +. Scsmmon Is passing few
weeks with Mrs. Augusta Littlefeld.
Mrs. Emogene Rowels very pleasantly
entertained few friends Thursday even-
ing. Music and games Of various kinds
were INDUCED in, after which Ice cream
and cake were served. At q late hour
all returned home having passed d
pleasant evening.
One of the three little Miller boys who
were placed In the Bath Military and
Naval Orphan Asylum a few weeks
since, has escaped and his whereabouts
are unknown.