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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
HIRAM.

Mrs. J. +. Twitchell Is improving.
DIR. \. III. Cutler OF Boston Is passing
his vachtion with Eli c. wadsworth at
Mountain View House.
On II hesday evening, the 22d, very
interes ling concert was held at the Con-
gregatibnal church, under the direction
OF Mr.. &. +. Merritt, who occupies that
pulpit.
A valuable Jersey heifer owned by
wallact u. Wadsworth was found dead
on her back In brook on Hiram Hill,
and partly devoured, on Saturday.
Some evenings ago Mr.. Jesse Clemens
and his son Charles were driving near
his hou Ee when large spotted animal,
about { 30 feet high, came into the road
and stopped and growled. The horse
refused to proceed and being unarmed
the hunters were obliged to back out.
The animal has been seen since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
IOcKE,S MILLS,

Mr.. Powers, who was reported i'll last
week, Is now able 10 walk out.
The telephone office at this place is II
W. II. Crockett's store.
A. c. Greene and family Of Gilbertvill'
have been In town the past week.
Bert Woodsum and wife and Mrs
Coffin Of Mechanic Falls have been visit
ing relatives In this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Herrick were n
l.. L. Bryant's last Wednesday.
Mrs. Morton OF Boston Ia stopping
with Mrs. T.. l.. Tebbets for while.
There WAS an entertainment at MI
Abram Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 22i
The ladies' circle furnished supper
After supper there was music by th,
MINISTRIES and recitations by Lawrence
'rebbets and Rupert Carr. Everybody
seemed to be well pleased with the even
ing's entertainment. The proceeds wer,
donated 10 the minister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
allckeleIn

Ex-Governor Long and his daughter
Miss Helen, are In town. He celebrated
the 5fth anniversary Of his birth In hi
nativb town. Sunday, Oct. 27th.
Rel. b. +. Lawrence baptized four
persohs-three young men and young
lady sunday morning, Oct. 10th. In the
AFTERNOON an interesting service was held
in thd new school house In the west part
of th.| town. The house was crowded
aud all seemed to enjoy the occasion.
Herbert Hall has moved his family to
the tenement recently vacated by Henry
Nulty on High Street.
Arlington Damon, machinist, is erect
ing a two-story, steam machine shop OPP
posite the railway station.
Rosklvo Crockett Is building two
room Extension to his residence.
Mrsl Ingraham and daughter Miss
Paulir |e returned to Brookline, Mass,
FridaN, f,r the winter.
Fred II. Atwood and Harry Bonney
have bought the business Of Hall "
Meadet, dealers In groceries and pro-
visions at Rumford Falls, and will take
chargd Of il at once. Fred II. Atwood
has sold his interest In the frm OF G. b..
Atwood & Co. TO his brother, Ex-Post-
master Edwin +. Atwood. The bust
ness viii be continued under the same
firm mime, {. Il. Atwood Il Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29

Mrs. A,sel Dudley and daughter OF
Bryant's Fond were al DIR. Andrews
last week.
J. A. Tuell il visiting his father, ii. ..
Tuel.
III. K. Edgerly has got horse that
looks as though il might be clipper.
J. III. Bates aud Harlan Bisoee were al
Clinton Bates over Sunday.
Geo. French is quite sick at present
writing with biliousnsss and bronchitis
{. +. Handy Is putting in furnace IN
his store.
Where are our usual fall rains:
Callie Buck. son Of Luyille Buck, has
a bilious fever.
IL is said that Adolphus Harlow has
sold his stand.
There has been some talk OF having .
telephone service here 10 connect al
Buckfeld. IL would be of convenience
and probably pay as an Investment
Rev. Henry Berry of Chicago Is visit
ing his mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
GRAFTON.

Mr.. J. o. Tenney has lately been in
town.
Mr.. Morse of Norway is visiting at his
daughters, Mrs. Sewall Pratt's.
Miss Lille Brown, who has been teach
ing in Bethel, came home on short
visit.
The mammoth crop of turnips in this
town has just been harvested, there being
1000 bushels or more.
Colds at present are quite prevalent
and severe.
Bert Brooks has sprained his ankle
quite severely.
J. II. Farrar visited his sister at Ran
dOlph, y. II.
The ladies' circle meets on Thursday,
Oct. 3lst, with Mrs. A. +. Brooks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
LOWELL


b. K. Brown and Clayton Littletield
are hunting for few days in the wilds
Of Albany.
On Sunday night burglars broke into
the grist mill at the village and took q
bitstock, two chisels and hammer.
They then pried open the front door OF
ID. W. True's store and drilled three
holes in the door OF the safe. The
opinion Is that they became frightened
and left.
The excitement OF the week was caus-
ed by the shooting of two OF w. c. Bas-
sets dogs by Charles Chandler, but the
dogs still live.
Clarence L. Meserve has sold his farm
10 +. L. Stearns, and will engage in
printing business AT Bethel.
DR.. f. X. Chellis was called from
kezar Falls Wednesday to visit David
Stearns, who does not improve much.
G.. A. kimball has put up wind mill
TO supply water from a spring in j. +.
Farnham's field 10 his buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
BETHEL

A delegation of eight from this place
attended the Congregational conference
at Norway Tuesday and Wednesday.
Wednesday several from the Methodist
society went to Norway to attend the
district missionary meeting.
Thursday the ladies' Club met with
Mrs. Newton Richardson. The president
aud committees arranged the work OF
the club for the next three months. The
club has just purchased over $40 worth
of silvcrware for the tables.
Last Wednesday Mr.. ELI Stearns met
with painful accident. While loading
straw he fell from his cart, and struck
with such force that his collar bone was
broken. At present Mr.. Stearns Is as
comfortable as could be expected. A
host Of friends extend much sympathy.
Miss Mary, True is spending short
time in Boston.
Mr.. viii Philbrook from Worcester,
Mass. is visiting his father, Samuel
Philbrook.
Mrs. O. NJ. Mason has returned from
Vernon, VT, where she has been visit
ing her parents.
The many friends of Miss Hattie john
sou OF Berlin, y. H., will be pleased to
learn thst she il rapidly recovering.
Oct. % the Ellison Club went To Han
over to give concert and dance.
Saturday morning the officers from
here went to Msgalloway to find two
young men who are wanted for their
much trading. Last week they hired a
team at Norway of Cummings. When
they reached Milton Plantation they
snapped horses with Mr.. Coffin, and at
Bryant Pond exchanged the wagon for
another. They visited Bethel and then
took a trip 10 the lakes. Mr.. Cummings
became anxious about his team and
traced it and got it, but the boys have
not returned.
The w. G. i. L. will meet Tuesday
afternoon for important business, and u
full attendance is desired.
The Columbian Club has elected Miss
Annie Cross for its president for the en-
suing year. :.
Rev. Mr.. Barton returned and occupied
his pulpit Sunday.
Sheriff Wormell and Constable Barker
returned to Bethel Sunday afternoon
with Ferd Bennett, who Is wanted for
hired property. He was ar
rested in Enrol. on his way TO Colebrook,
y. II. They secured the team also. He
will have his trial before Judge Rich
Monday afternoon. The young man he
carried 10 Enrol was perfectly inno-
cent psrty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
ROxBURY.

The Roxbury spool co. have built a
large shed for housing their stock, and
have il full Of squares.
Frank stanley, the superintendent, Of
the company. is building dwelling
house and will move his family here.
Mr.. Willis OF West Paris has taken the
iob 70 saw the Berlin Mills birch, snd
Mr.. Dresser Of Albany has taken the
drawing OF the same. IL i big jOb and
will take several years.
Business il booming. Mr.. Chapman
Is working three different crews in diff
ferent localities, cutting and piling birch
for bis winters saving.
Mrs. Frank Reed came up on the
train TO visit her sister, Mrs. John Reed.
Our people find II very convenient To
step on the train 10 make a call up or
down the line. \ great lot of rails are
going up for the branches.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
Wi SONS MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Bean were At
j. c. Beans on visit the 18th, while
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. Linnell visited at d..
G.. Benefits the same day.
VIII Durkee and family have moved
out from He'll Gate Camp.
+. 4. Flint has begun logging opera
tons up Abbott Brook.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. +. T..
Penuock the past week.
Fred Taylor has been TO Colebrook
after brick TO lay the chimney In his new
house.
Monroe Sweat Il moving into the
woods below Il. 4. Storey's. lie has II
good team, and will haul timber on Col
lcge Grant.
Elihu Leayi,t was in town visiting
friends.
Miss Rule Brooks Is slowly rcgaining
her health, but Mrs. Lucy Bennett IL
gradually failing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
GREENWOOD.

Did the cold weather. together with
the snow squalls aud high winds last
week remind you of anything in particu-
lar:
Last summer OsgoOd Swan hired out
10 \ man in Scarboro, and took his fam
ily there with him. soon his wife Was
taken sick and has been In feeble health
ever since. The other day they returned
aud are about moving into house on
Rowe Hill, owned by >. \. FaIr.
After so long time they have con-
Guided 70 build a school house at the
Center. The old one Is already torn
down, and work commenced on the new.
Il Il 10 stand on the same ground. Mr..
Bean Of Norway has the job. He has
recently built one near the foot OF Dung
Hill.
The little church Is progressing, and
it now looks as though il would be far
enough along to occupy before winter.
=. \. Farr is building a cellar, prepar-
atory TO building new house in the
near future.
q. q. whitman's new house is about
completed. The other day he assisted
in moving Mr.. Maclain TO West Bethel.
on his return one Of his horses was TAX
en- sick aud died before reaching home.
The map of Rumford Falls is well ex-
ecuied and interesting 20 look AT. That
much hard work. backed up by the sin
ews Of war. has been done there, no one
can doubt. We have not visited the place
since B. c. Perry had his axe factory
there more than thirty years ago.
Betsey Hicks died ST the residence OF
her son, \. h. Hicks, last Sunday. Her
death was sudden, having manifested
but slight indisposition for only two or
three DAYS previous, and finally passed
away like one falling asleep. Her age
was - years.
la regard 70 that tug Of war between
this town and Woodstock at the fair, We
are requested TO inquire, il Woodstoek
gained so easy victory, and no unfair
means used, why she was so 10th TO
take hold the second time: The fact Is
there WAS no equality about the first
pull. In addition 10 what the reporter
mentioned, Woodstock had one extra
man on her end Of the rope, or. the re-
suit might have been difleren, even then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
sOlITH WOODSTOCK.

Rev. ;. ;. York preached at Union
school house last sunday evening. We
were all glad TO have Brother York
preach to u once more. He has large
place 10 the hearts Of the people about
here.
Franklin Thurlow is not expected TO
live any time. He has been In feeble
health for some time. but was not con
fined 10 the house until recently.
Quite little sum OF money has been
raised by contribution 10 aid Mrs. Cham
berlain in her misfortune, she having
lost everything when her house was
burned.
The annual squirrel hunt came of last
Friday with the oyster supper at j. ii.
Davis, in the evening. Elmer and Frank
Davis were the captains. Franks side
beat by ten hundred and fifty counts, so
WE understand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
MEXICO.

Ex-Gov. Marble and Hon. George d.
Bisbee called Friday. Mr.. Marble Is
spending a few days at Dixfield.
Clark Houstin Is clearing the pine
from his lot known as the Lufkin lot
which lies between the Harlow Hill
road and the river road, west of the
Whitman farm and back from Mrs. T.
A. Abbott's land. He Is clearing the
land with view to having it divided in
to house lots with the necessary streets.
When done he will offer lots 70 purchas-
ers. The contour Of the surface Of this
land and its location will make his lots
among the best offered for sale here.
Overlooking the city Of Rumford Falls,
and not half mile from the paper mill
there, it will no doubt, be an easy job
TO dispose Of his house lots.
Haines Foster and John y. Bradeen
have busy crews fastening along the
work on the houses they are erecting.
Mr.. Blood's residence Is nearly COM
pleted. His carpenters are now at work
for Bradeen.
Alonzo Richards is building house
for his own occupancy near Charles
wellman's. Mr.. Blood's house is in the
same section north Of Wellman's.
Mr.. Mitchell has moved the ferry
house up Wellman Street and Is finish
ing house in 1t by additions.
Leon Worthley is preparing to build
on the lot he purchased Of George II.
Gleason.
George II. Gleason has John Summers
with his crew at work on his dwelling
They have added another story, put in
bay windows, built an ell and made the
old house into thing of beauty.
H. ii. Gleason will occupy part Of this
house, his father the other part.
II. II. Gleason's house at the Corner
has two families in It. Roberts spin.
ner in the wooden mill; Clark carpen.
ter.
There is quite demand for rents or
this side, but most seekers for them dc
not feel disposed to pay sl2 month fol-
a small one.
The last man taken from the Falls tC
iiil, many say was taken there for doing
what he should have chrome for doing
cleaning out beer shop which the au
thorities ought TO have vetoed long ago
You will hear that remark made BY
many respectable men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Marley aud wife and some
others. members of the church and So
cietv, attended the conference held AT
the Congregational church at Norway,
Oct. % and %.
Mrs. Maria wolcott, wife Of Elbridge
Wolcott, died at the home of her daugh-
Ter. Mrs. John Chadbourne, Oct. "a, aged
- years.
Fred Welles has moved with his family
70 Castle Hill, Aroostook County. HIS
sister. Rose welles, went with them.
Mr.. Geo. Hazen's new house Is COM
ple,ed. and his family are now occupy
ing il. ,r ~,
The Y. z. 5. c. +. social will be held
AT the home of Rev. Mr.. Marley Friday
ayapipu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
Notice OF Petition for Discharge.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS Court OF Insolvency: In the case
Of CHRISTIE A. RECORD, of Paris. lnsoi-
vent Debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has, on
N this 18th day Of Oct, A. ID. is96, been pre-
sented to said Court for said County, by
said Christie A. Record Of Paris, In the
County Of oxford, praying that he may
be decreed full discharge from all his
debts, provable under the provisions OF Chapter
seventy Of the Statutes Of Maine, and upon
said petition, IL is ordered by said Court
that q hearing be had upon the same before
said Court at Paris In said County OF
Oxford, on Wednesday, the 10th day OF
Nov, A. ID. ls95, at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and that notice thereof be published In the
oxford Democrat, newspaper published In said
County Of Oxford. once 8 week for three success
siye weeks the last publication TO be five days
before the day of hearing; and that all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
Interested, may appear at said place and tint
and show cause, II any they have, why dis
charge should not be granted said debtor accord
Ing to the prayer Of his petition.
lttcst:-ALBERT d. PARK, Register
Of said Court for said County OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
HEBRON.

Mrs. Rebecca Cushman is still COM
Portable.
Miss Edith Cushman has been obliged
10 give up her school on account OF her
mothers illness, and Miss Lila Harden
is now teaching.
Rev. c. +. Harden of Jefferson is in
the place this week for the purpose OF
having more rooms finished in his house.
Mr.. Harden expects 20 enter the mis-.
sionary field again, and his family VIII
make their home here, to the gratifiea-
ton of their many friends.
Mrs. Y. d. Harlow is in Yarmouth
visiting her daughter.
DR.. j. :. Sturtevant and family OF
Dixfield are visiting his father, j. ID.
Sturtevant.
Mrs. Henry Sturtevant has been quite
sick for week or more.
Mrs. Bert Conant is gaining slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
SWEDEN.

The apple crop in this section is very
light. In fact, the lightest that IL has
been for many years. Very few will be
sold from this town.
F.E. Stone sold his brood mare 10
Mr.. Wheeler of Albany, the other day.
L. Plummer sold colt 10 d. IL.
Wiley and Joe Howe last week.
Bert King has had his colt sent TO
Mass chusetts. where he is at work.
John Neyers, wife and mother, are on a
trim 70 the northeastern part OF the state
visiting an uncle In that vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29

,,.-s- u. ~tearns has built a dam zoo
a. I1-g .r The brook on his intervale.
-st.--s pond u considerable extent
- .eg,-i. zee, deep. Next winter he
-, mt Ia, oa it, FOR himself aud his
-s,gbsa-, Nr. Stearns has barn
$50 ..-, 81, over considerable terri
,o-v ,al stands pretty well up in the
n .-l Pr. f,1't tearing down aud build
-,a-E.- but he has found that il isn't
20 --a IN FOR his hay, grain and
srs-,.l #. else. 50 he Is putting up an
rbs- ,uI. building, 20 increase his
.-o-.rr room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
WEST PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
Methodist.-sunday service at 10; 20 A. n, fol
lowed by sabbath School; Young Peoples meet
Ing followed by prayer and social elaine meeting every
Free Baptist.-Sabbath School ut 10 7. NJ
followed mt $3.50 by preaching with Young
Peoples and other services a. above.
overwhelmingly School ut 1880 A. "
The Y. l.. l.. A. meets every Monday evening.
Lodges asonic.--W cdnesday evening on OF
before full moon each month. Odd Fellows
Every Saturday evening. Rcbekahs.-The let
and SRI Tuesday evenings each month. u. q.
Golden Cross.-The sud and lth Friday In each
month.
West Paris Grangc.-The snd and 9Th satur-
day.
|. w. Andrews Il Sons OF South
Woodstock have their telephone wire in
place and the instruments are to be put
In to-day (Mopday.l i.
MIR. Scott and bride have returned and
are making their home ready for house
keeping.
Mr.. A. c. Perham ia making repairs
on the inside of his house.
There have been for the past week. quite
a number Of visiting fox hunters from
Maine, New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets and the hills have been made to re-
sound to the music OF the hound, but the
foxes are rs plentiful rs ever.
Mr.. +. II. Hill has moved his con-
fectior cry and barber business from the
shop OF Mrs. Bradbury 10 the shop OF
Mr.. Curtis, Mrs. Bradbury having de-
cidcd to add 10 her stock Of millinery
and occupy her own store.
Rev. \. h. Bryant went To Water
ford Sunday on an exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Bounds.
Rev. Mr.. Hooper occupied the pulpit
in the Uuiversalist church Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Harry Cole, wife and children, OF
Bryant's Pond, paid relatives In the vii
lagc short call on SUNDAY.
J. c. Bacon OF Connecticut has been
looking 10 on old friends and relatives
the past week.
Mr.. 5. b. Locke Is making repairs by
putting In new foundation of brick and
stone for the double tenement house
near the grist mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
CANTON POINT.

We are in want of rain.
The meetings at the hall are still In
session. We expect they will finish this
present week.
c. j. Packard and wife OF South Law
rercr, Mass, have been spending few
DAYS with his brother, {. NJ. Packard.
We shall announce the marriage OF
Miss Ella NJ. Waite 20 DR.. III. NJ. Nicker-
son In next weeks issue.
Fred Foster Of Boston has been spend
ing few DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Buck, also Miss Wall.
\. q. Morse made Us call Friday.
Mr.. Morse is running for Bearce X
Murphy of Portland.
4. Delsuo and G.. NJ. Park are slowly
gaining from their recent fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ss-Court Of Insolvency. Third
Wednesday Of Oct, A. ID. 1895. In the matter
Of JOHN. VAUGHAN, Ins0lvent Debtor
TT Is hereby ordered, That notice be given q
j all persons interested In the settlement OF the
fnai account Of A. z. stearns, Assignee Of the
above. named Insolvent Debtor, by causing copy
Of this order 10 be published three weeks, success
printed in Paris IN said County. that they may
appear at Court Of Insolvency 70 be held u
the Probate Court Room on the third "wednesday
of Nov. next, at nine O'Clock In the fore
noon, and be heard thereon, and object II thcy
0KO. A. WILSON, Judge
Of Insolvency Court, Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
DENMARK.

Or. William II. Smith Of Cornish il
visiting relatives here.
A crew Of men and twenty yoke OF
oxen have been at work three days NOV
ing a school house from near East Frye
burg TO West Denmark.
4. w. Belcher and wife and Miss A.
II. Jones are visiting relatives in Massa-
chusetts.
George Walker OF Haverhill Is at
Moody Walkers.
Samuel d. kenison is having his lot
curbed, and erecting nice monument
in the l.. A. Berry cemetery. Geo.
Leavitt OF Fryeburg is the contractor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
STOW.

Miss Zena Bickford is calling on friends
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mitchell and her daughter ahnie
are visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Day intends gong 10
Boston TO doctor for her health.
Mrs. Leonard Emerson entertained the
Ladies Social Circle the 10th. Ihey
had house full and had very nice
time.
The weather Is little finer than II has
heen. A good many have not go'
through with their harvesting. yet;
notaroes will lie cold in the ground.
Miss Hay has returned to her nome IL
LYNN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
~ECT aETAEt

Roy BIackett came up from Bates and
spent the sabbath at home, Oct. 2Oth.
Mrs. Horn OF Milan, y. H., has been
spending few weeks 1t her brothers In
this town, and visiting old friends. She
has been in rather poor health for the
past wear. but Is on the gain now.
+. Il. Shaw has just bought flock of
about twenty sheep.
\. W. Grover and wife made u call
last week.
Dana Morrill, has stocked up with
cows and Is selling lots Of cream.
II. G.. Mason, accompanied by his little
grandson, called on Us the other day.
Myron Is smart little fellow, and justly
the pride OF his grandsire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29

W. Z. Bowker Is shingling his house
Mrs. Ellie Davenport and Mrs. Julia
Thorn went to Norway and South Paris
last week shopping.
Clarke Burke and wife have gone 10
Turner to work for Albion Kicker.
Henry Poland and Nelson Burke went
TO Norway on business October I'D.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Thompson made a
trip TO Rumford Falls last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Loud and daughter
have returned to their home In South
Weymouth, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
SUNDAY RIVER.
EAST SUMNER.

Mrs. Mary F., wife Of William Foye.
was buried On Wednesday. Age 60
wears. She was a quiet, peaceable and
greatly esteemed lady and many hearts
are made TO mourn her death.
The Anassgunticook S. S. Conference
met at the Baptist church on Thursday
and had an interesting session.
Mr.. Adrian Robinson OF Illinois, son
of Sumner Robinson, former old time
resident Of East Sumner, has been visit
ing old friends in the vicinity. He has
very literally offered to assist in build
ing new fence around the old cemetery
which is greatly needed.
A few persons from the place attended
the O xford Conference of Congregational
churches at Norway last week.
John Keen Of Norway has been visit
ing friends in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-29
EASr WATERFORD.

Mr.. williams and daughter OF SebSgo
visited his sister, Mrs. II. VI. skinner
last week.
Charles and Lewis Merrill have sunk
over thirty rods of stone wall for John
Everett.
Henry r. Bean, wife and son, spen'
SUNDAY in Gilead.
Mrs. W. II. Chadbourne's brother
George Babsou Of Foxcrott, was here
this week, and accompanied his mother
and aunt. Miss Mary Perkins, home.
Mrs. Sewell r. Millett and daughter
Mrs. Annie Whitney, are visiting at /.
Y Uaskells.