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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oOINGS or TIE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY,.
PARIS HILL.

First Bspt,s, Church. Rev. II. A. Roberts,
Pastor. Preaching every sunday N II A. u
sunday school at II NJ. sabbath Evening Ser.
vice sc 90 r. N. Prayer Meeting thursday
Universalist Church Rev. y. W. Pierce. Pas
tor. Preaching every sunday nj IL A NJ sun
day School al I'm
Ex-Governor Perhsm and Miss Georgia
Perhsm arrived last week, and their
house Is open for the summer. The
other members OF the family will come
later.
Prof. George l.. Vose Is visiting here.
Mrs. F. +. Shorey, Of Gorham, y. ii ,
with two children is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. T.. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery c. Park Of Bethel
were in town last week.
Hon. j. G.. Marble has greatly i'm
proved the appearance OF his place by
removal of the fence on the street.
Editor Charles +. Waterman and wife
of the Mechanic Falls Ledger were visit
ing relatives here last week.
IL the person who took gold headed
silk umbrella from the vestibule Of the
Baptist church, sunday evening, will
leave the same At the post Office IL will
De much appreciated.
A. W. Hammond and wife Of Berlin,
y. H., have been visiting Mrs. Ripley's
parents. Capt. and Mrs. c. III. Ripley.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce's topic for next sun
day morning will be, What Cniver-
salists believe about divine retribution. "
Bsptismal services were held az the
Baptist church sunday evening. The
arch Of the pulpit alcove was handsome
ly decorated with flowers and greenery.
\ large congregation was in attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts gave short sermon
on the topic, What Baptists believe"
He then administered the rite of baptism
70 eleven candidates. An outdoor
baptismSl service will be held later, for
some who prefer Il.
Quite \ number of the children of this
place participated In the children's day
exercises Of Paris Grange Saturday
afternoon, and received many compli-
ments.
Miss Matte Austin has returned from
Boston, where she has spent the winter.
The Oxford Association of [ UNIVERSAL
lists holds its spring meeting here this
week Tuesday and Wednesday, accord
ing 20 the programme published last
week. Meetings begin az lG 30 Tues
dav forenoon, and close Wednesday
afternoon. All visitors will be enter
tanned by the people OF the parish, and
dinner will De served at the hall both
DAYS Of the session.
Children's day Was observed al the
Baptist church sunday. The exercises
by the little ones were well given and
interesting.
Mrs ]. III. RAwson received notice last
week Of the death Ot her sister, Mrs.
Fannie Sawtelle Mahlstedt, which oc-
CURED in Boston, while on her way 10
Maine, from her home in the south.
William H. Atwood Of Bucktield was
At Paris Hin sunday evening 10 attend
the bSptismal services.
wUITTEMORE DISTRICT.
Ernest Morse ~ Portland called on
his old SchoOlmate, Albert q. Wheeler,
the past week.
Quite a number from our district at
tended the centennial al Bethel the past
week.
Mrs. VIII Barnes of Norway is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
NJ BOWker.
Mr. 4. O Wheeler has put in running
water into his house and stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
BURG.

Prof. Houghton OF Bowdoin Colleg,
was here on Friday 10 attend TO the ex.
animation OF those who are 10 enter col
lege.
Thomas Souther came from Portland
TO spend Sunday at Mr.. Barrows.
The bacalaureate sermon was deliverc
on Sunday evening by Prof. Rich OF
Bowdoin and was a very appropriate and
fine production. Subject, Esau despised
his birthright.
Mrs. Warren and daughter Bangor
came on Saturday to be present at the
graduation of her son william.
Miss whitney Of Portland il boarding
NJ Mr.. William Gordon's.
Mrs. Villa Piugree WAS also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Of Chicago are at
the Oxford for the summer.
Mr.. W. II. Tarbox came from Boston
10 attend the graduation Of his daughter
Clara.
Prof. J. c. Pickard, now of Kansas, a
former preceptor OF the academy, gave
finished and scholarly address at the
yestry on Monday evening on "lIow 10
Study Literature" The heavy rain pre-
vented the attendance OF many who were
much disappointed 10 losing such an un-
usual treat.
Mr. Woodbury. X. Dana and wife, sis
ter of Mr.. Pickard, OF Westbrook, nc
companied him and were present at the
graduating exercises.
Giyen's Orchestra Of Portland dis
coursed sweet music at intervals in the
afternoon. aud added TO the enjoyment OF
the reception at Academy Hall, which
followed the evening concert given by the
Verdi Quartette of Boston, assisted by
Mr.. T.. II. FRYE, impersonstor. In spite
of the rain there was a large audience
present during all the exercises, which
were of an unusually high order.
Mrs. Morgan and daughter Grace are
at Mrs. IIeald's, preparing their house
for the occupancy OF Mr.. Allen, the
druggist at c. L. Lldd's.
Miss Jenny Sewsll, a former resident,
Is visiting Miss Fanny Tibbetts.
Preceptor Woodbury. and his associates
asceuded Mt. kearsage Thursday, and
Friday descended the Saco 10 Lovewelrs
Pond.
Mr.. Goodnow improves the appearance
Of his new house by removing the front
fence.
The Chautauqua programme gives a
choice bill Of fare from July y TO Aug.
Is.
Mrs. G. s. Barrows and Mrs. !. F.
Coolidge attended Union Conference at
Albany AS delegates from the Congre-
gregational church.
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EAST WATERFORD.

Joseph Patterson has gone TO Lowell
TO work peeling bark.
Miss Lulu Frisbee of North Bridgton
stopped at O.. r. Ames' last week while
selling silver and aluminium ware in the
place.
Mrs. James Chadbourne was somewhat
injured by fall Tuesday.
Several attended the Bethel centennial
and report good time. More would
have gone had the morning been pleas
ant.
A. J. Haskell is iillling his store with
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CORRESPONDENT WAS MISTAKEN.

AfENA&hhN HAAN ~ AN'"'.
1 see in the issue Of the Democrat Of
June 9th, your Denmark correspondent
saws John Sharon WAS fined 81 and
costs for assault upon Lyman Walker. an
old man of - years, by Judge Evans Of
Hiram. Now there Is no Judge Evans OF
Hiram. The facts of the case are that
John Sharon was arrested by Deputy
sheriff Edgar l.. Flint of Hiram on a
warrant issued by James y. Smith, trial
Justice of Denmark, for assault and bat
terv upon Theodore l.. Walker, sn old
man - years old, aud was brought be-
fore said Trial Justice Jas. y. Smith
and fined BY said James y. Smith 81
and costs. From which decision said
John Sharon appealed to the Supreme
Judicial Court, TO be holden At South
Paris the second Tuesday in October.
James Evans Of Hiram, trial justice,
was present. and as an act of courtesy
was invited by James y. Smith 20 sit
with him as associate justice, and the
Judgment of the court was as above
stated.
JAMES y. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
PORTER.

The work OF repairing the Corporal
bridge commenced the 18th. Woodmsn
French has charge Of the stone work. Ii
will be about ten days before 1t will be
open for travel.
You can pick out farmer from a
crowd gathered around the country store
by seeing his face wreathed with smiles
as he thinks of the hay crop he expects
10 harvest.
The Porter free high school closed
June ith; vacation until September |.
We are getting our fall weather this
spring, and | think there will be great
chance for an Indian summer this year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
OXFORD.

The trustees Of the Freeland Holmes
library met on Wednesday 10 consider
arrangements for opening public read
ing room in connection with the library.
There are now about 1900 volumes. y
new catalogue will be prepared.
Mrs. keith's house is nearly completed.
The painters and paper hangers are at
work and two carloads of furniture have
already arrived. II is said that her list
Of guests for the summer Is full.
Rev. Mr.. Marley exchanged pulpit: on
Sunday with Rev. Mr.. Haughton of
South Paris.
Geo. Ellis OF Portland spent week
with his relatives here.
The Hebron and oxford base ball
clubs played here Saturday afternoon,
June 9Th. The score stood II 10 in
favor of the Oxfords.
The subject OF introducing electric
lights is being discussed here.
Born, May 3Oth, to the wife Of James
NAV. son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
MlI SONS NlIIS

quite number Of sportsmen have
been stopping at Flint's Hotel the past
week. Among them were j. ;. Danforth
and G. VI. Kelley.
The Western hunters, who camped up
the Little Magallowsy the past winter,
came down tuesday, having with them
three little bears. They had brought them
up on condensed milk. Mrs. Walter
Buchanan bought one of them, paving
$50 for IL.
!. Stevens and wife Of Lancaster, y.
H.. are guests AZ Will Harris.
The first meeting of the Kings Daugh-
tiers was held AZ J. W. Clark's June 9Th,
Mrs. Robert Sturgis, recording secretary
and member of the central council,
meeting with them short time on her
way out from Parmacheenee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
sAsI ssoWNElELp.

Mr.. Edgar Poor and wife of Boston
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Smith Grey.
Eight of our citizens have gone
through the mountains on q fishing trip.
We hope the fish will bite.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Gideon
Sanborn WAS very suddenly called To
Haverhill, Mass, on account of the
dangerous Illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Nelson Goldthwaite.
The Y. L. ;. c. +. will give an enter
tainment and Ice cream supper in the
town hall Tuesday evening, June 10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
wEICIvti;E

Mr. Harry Dodge and little daughter
OF COTS Falls, y. H., are visiting IN
town.
NJ. and Mrs. Clinton Herrick OF
Bridgton spent sunday with relatives in
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Barnes of Ando-
yer visited Mrs. Barnes parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. ". Coy.
Mr.. Bert Stuart and wife of Norway
were called 10 the home of his brother,
NJ. IL W. Stuart. the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
NORWAY LAKE

Lila Hszelton, assistant 10 Uiggin;
Classical Institute, Charleston, Maine
is visiting at her brothers, DR.. Geo. W
Hazelton's.
Frank +. Pottle and family went back
TO Portland Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Tucker went tC
Strong Tuesday 10 visit their son
Arthur Tucker.
George Adams is working at his trade
in Yarmouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
NORTH ALBANY.

All the families around here were
represented ST the centennial at Bethel
June 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ieavitt and Le-
land kimball are at J. L. kimbslrs for a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell smith. nee Lalis
kimbsll, are at her fathers, T. 6. KIM
balls.
The little child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Pingree Is TO be buried Ia this yard
Thursday, and they have the sympathy
OF all in their sorrow.
All the farmers are done planting, aud
sre watching for crows on their corn
pieces.
We have had nice rain storm here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
RlJMEORO CENTRE,

George Curtis and wife in company
with Grant Woods and wife have been
on a fishing trip TO Roxbury Pond, also
Garland Pond. They report good
time and plenty of fish. Got about AZ
speckled beauties. \ number OF them
would weigh two pounds, also black
bass weighing l-2 pounds, besides
hornpout, pickerel and chaflinch.
Quite a number from this place went
To Bethel the 10th.
Farmers are feeling better about their
Orass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
lYNChvlllE.

Clinton Littlefield has moved bis
family from Bryant's Pond into one OF
the rents at Four Corners.
Mrs. p. F. Hastings and Minnie Nc
Keen have gone to Bethel for few
days.
George Holt, SON Of Addison Holt, has
been very sick with typhoid pneumonia,
but is now on the gain; at one time
there was but little hope Of his recovery.
Mrs. Grant McAllister has been quite
sick.
Owing to the illness Of the teacher,
EVE wilbur, school In this district is
not keeping this week.
Ephraim Durgin Is stopping with his
daughter, Mrs. Herbert McAllister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
SWEDEN.

The circle at the hall June 10th was
entertained by Mrs. Wilson jewell and
Mrs. Morrill, Jewell. As the day was
rather unfavorable for farming nearly
all the men folks went to the circle and
big crowd were present. A nice supper
was served, after which several recita-
lions were given, also nice music by
Edna HaiDes; the journal was read by
Lille Bisbee, then games were kept up
till quite late hour.
Our weather-wise predict poor year
for corn, so much cold and damp wealth
er.
r. O. Moulton has taken down his
harm and is now at work on the cellar
for the new one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
LOWELL.


Quite a number attended the centen-
NAL at Bethel from this town.
Fishing at the "Narrows" has been
good lately, some large strings Of pick
erel being taken there.
Friday evening the village circle was
entertained at FOx's Hall. Vocal music
was given in the hall, and an outdoor
concert by the band.
Mr.. Clinton Simonton of South Port
land preached at the Congregational
churches Sunday. IL seems the desire
of the people to secure his services II
possible.
Mrs. G. II. Eastman Is still on the sick
list.
The York and Cumberland Christian
Conference meets with the Christian
church ut Centre Lowell for the June
session, beginning Friday afternoon and
continuing over Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
BETHEL.

Bethel has already begun on It's
second century and the same quiet and
dignity reigns that marked Ii before.
The merry-go-round Is the only vestige
left OF the gay celebration of Wednes-
day, except the pleasant memories that
will linger long and lovingly.
Miss Sarah Cummings. city mission
airy In Worcester, Mass, Is visiting her
sister, Miss Mary Cummings.
Judge Woodbury. attended the Union
Conference at Albany, Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Alice Purington left home Mon
day 10 be absent several weeks. After
visiting Merrimsc she will attend the
commencement at Andover, Mass,
where she graduated in '9J, then 90 10
New jersey and on TO Washington 70
the &. T.. convention.
The reading circle formed by the
teachers In our town Is doing very good
work aud by this meeting TO read and
discuss the topics connected with their
work will be much helped In their teach,
ing.
Monday the funeral OF Carrie Merrill
occurred at the home other parents on
Mechanic Street, conducted by Rev. 4
Hamilton, pastor OF the NJ. F.. church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
NEWRY.

Everybody went to the centennial at
Bethel Wednesday. The weather was
threatening in the morning but cleared
away and the day proved TO be fine.
People say the entertainment was sue
cess.
Ernest Allen is up from Stoneham for
a day or two.
j. F. Coolidge is looking for farm TO
buy.
Mrs. Diantha Aldrich came from Nor
way to the centennial Wednesday, aud
to pay her brother, A. w. Powers, OF
Newry. short visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
BRYANT POND.

DIR. j. lw. Stuart of Rumford has
opened 81 Office here aud will be In town
two days each week, Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Arrangements are being made for a
celebratiJn here July 18th.
GeorgC,O. Jones has recently enlarged
his drug lstore and has now more con-
venience Tor his business. He has also
put In a itce soda fountain.
One OF he Grand Trunk freight sheds
l. being tlken down.
william Olsen. the night operator, has
been Transferred 10 Berlin, y. II.
OrsamLs Mute and wife of Boston are
visiting III town.
\ largE number of our people at
tended thE Bethel centennial. The band
received bany compliments for its fine
appearance and good playing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
6ROWNfiEID.

Mr.. Saml. Warren has sold the Stuart
house To a Mr.. Wentworth. He has sold
his farm on Main Street to Mr.. Simon
Hanscom; has also sold house lot tc
Mr.. Edwin Jewett who contemplate:
building house and store in the neal
future.
Sheriff Shirley Of Fryeburg was a
Frink's office to-day. He is a terror tC
those who cross his path.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
RUMFORO.

The glorious rain of last week has
been boon TO every one.
Bert Barker is at home from Brooklyn,
y. Y.
Eugene NJ. Barker is buying sheep and
lambs for a firm in Auburn.
The new bridge across the Concord
River is being built.
Mrs. 4. F. Elliott lost fifteen large
chickens in one night last week. Indies
lions are they were stolen.
w. w. Stevens is gaining.
John Estes and w. w. Virgin are
working on Concord River bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
GRAFTON.

The late rains have given wonderful
start TO the grass in this section, but III,
season thus far has been cold. Crops
except grass, grow slowly.
The steel range company Of st. Louis
seem TO take the country by storm. They
make many sales in the rural towns
Some set aside good stoves to give these
a place.
A crew OF men are working on the
Notch road, but 1t Is rather wet FOL
them.
\ large delegation went 10 Bethel tc
attend the celebration from this suC
towns above here.
4. l.. Fsrrar had three sheep killed by
bears lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
"ScOn % the scashorc we shall HE.
Or picnic In the grove.
sitting pcrChance In custari pie,
n.ak.Na tAa s~l.~f ~ l.ts.s -

soon 70 the >cashore We shAu I'VE.
Or picnic In the grove.
Sitting Perchance In custauJi pie,
Beside the girl we love"
Joseph ). Mason OF Portland was 10
this village Wednesday.
Leroy Il. Bracket came home from
Lewiston to attend the Bethel centen-
NAL.
Amos 4. Grover and wife Of Norway
were in this place last week.
Mrs. Eunice L. Roberts has gone 10
Gorham, y. H., 10 stop for season with
her daughter, Mrs. 7. +. Goodno.
A cow owned by Mrs. l.. c. Bean was
killed last week by falling from high
ledge in the pasture.
Milton Holt has closed his store for
the summer. He has done n prosperous
business for twenty-fOur years, and We
hope will reopen early In the fall.
\. ;. Beans store Is busy place. He
employs two male clerks, while his wife
and her sister attend TO the calls Of lady
customers. More stores are needed in
this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
FOR GOVERNOR,
LIewelIyn Powers,
OF HOUlTON.i
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS,
Nelson Dingley, Jr.,
OF LEWISTON.
COMING EVENTS

june oxford Pomona Grange, Rumfor'i
Fails.
June l0-Centennial Celebration. Bethel
June ll-Hcaring 20 state assessors on Wild
lands RumfOri Pals.
June He Union Conference % CongrcSa
tional Churches, Albany.
June 10. l7.-ONfori Unlversalist Association.
Paris I'M
June I7-Heariug by Appeal Committee IN the
sNumler Four Hill' rad matter, south
Paris.
June i-.-Democratic state convention. Portland.
June y Republican County Convention, south
Paris
June =. s.-ONford County convention Of
" c. T L. Norway.
june &-Anuual sunday school Picnic Al
Lake AnASASunticcok.
June So-DemOcrauc County Convention. south
Paris
Juiy , AuS. lA-Chautauqua Assembly, Frye
burg.
Aug f--sl.-Ncw England FaiT. REby Park.
Aug South oxford sunday >Choo.
Association. BrUwndc,d.
Aux s-Sspt Maine state Pair, Lewiston
sent rs. d.. l1.-ONfOul County Pair, on the
>ociety's grounds. between south Paris AID
Norway
sept. =. s4.-Oxfcrd North fair, Andoyer-
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DENMARK.

Mr. Gto. ". Gray and wife are at
tending lhe centennial at Bethel.
Rev. a. r. Sargent and viii Allen are
delegatci 10 the church convention At
Albany.
Mr.. Oiborne Richardson fell from the
roof Of building, sixteen feet. Al.
though 70 bones were broken, he Is
pretty bldly shaken up.
Mr.. l. A. ingalls, Is In great luck thi:
season. lie took another big trout
from Pei body Pond this week. weighing
eight pol lnds.
Mr.. C1auncey Bessey Is In town for a
few dayI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
IWEST FRYEBURG.

4 littld stranger was welcomed by
Mrs. JcGttson nee Charles. The mother
and daughter are doing well.
Mrs. Stlphen Harrington has gone tc
Farmingttn to attend the graduating
exercises bf her daughter Minnie.
Quite a number attended the gradua-
ton exercises at the academy at Frye
burg villa e.
Mrs. j. Nv. Towle and son Glenn made
a short vi liz with her son Whitman al
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
SOUTH HIRAM.

Z. Stanley was in town the past week.
Charlie Sawyer is at home on visit.
Quite a number attended the gradual
ing exercises at North Parsonsfield
Thursday.
A game of ball was played Saturday
between the Near Falls Club and the
Brownfeld Club. The Browntields came
OF victorious. Score IL and IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
RACES AT CANTON.

There will be races at Canton Driving
Park, Saturday, June q, at 80 P. NJ:
Purse No. /, s45. Is class. trot and pace
Purse No. 2, cleo, "a class, tTot-
Entries TO close June 10, and 10 be
msde TO III. Il. Tirrell, Secretary, Can
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

June Rargain-.
}. x. Libby.
Hintercprus
Parker Hair Rai~am.
n You arc Consgupuyc.
A symbol Of Purity.
Pen0yroyal Fiiis.
4 Parental Duty.
appointment ~ EXecutriN.
Notice.
WAntci
Croque; Sets ami slammccks.
Work Horse Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
REpuauCAN COuNIY CONVsNTlON

REPUBLICAN AOONNi CtN'-'' w
The Republican voters OF oxford County are
r,.1ue-teii a. meet IN convention AZ the Court
House south Paris on Tuesday. june -. -, ~
Do o'rluck 4 VI. Tor the purpose % uominatln :
candiate- for the following county officers. Va
Two senators. Judge ot Probate, County lfeA'
urer, County Attorney, Register 0t tropaie'
one County COmmls siOucr. AMI >hertd Also 20
choo-e a Republican County Committee
The basis % representation viii h. A. follows
Farh town AMI plantation organized for electon
purposes will &c entitled o. one delegate. AMI
an additional delegate Tor every - votes east Tor
the Republican candidate FOR Governor In the
el,..ti0n of l~.4 4 majority fraction ~ o. yotc-
viii also cutt.c tie town aut plantation u a.
additional delegate
The Republican County Committee viii bc IN
session AZ tho Grand jury room AZ The Count
House a south Pari- az O'Clock 90 The morning
OF the convention, % receive the cTeIential- vi
the delegates.
Per order % the Republican County Com
miuey -. go.
ECGENE ?. SMITH, Chairman.
tn, several town AMI plantations VIII De Ell
utlssi o. delegate according T. the following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
WANTED.

-UE FARMERS have suffered from the
eficcts of,Free Trade, High Tariffs and Gold
] Brick schemes long enough and they are
now crawlinsI out of the old channels by Joining
the ncwspaptk, merchants. and iaborers, union.
gents who desire to
Make frSm 70 10 Dollars Day
sbouh write he at once enclosing q stamp for
immediste reilly. with this work your success
"a sure AZ y,!u have something which supplies
the wants anil demands Of the people. Address,
\, g. HUTCHlks, Jn., TryeburG Harbor, Ne.
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JOHN 3. SQUIRE 8 CO.. BosTo
NOTICE

The subscbber hereby gives notice that she
has been duE appointed executrix of the last
will and estbment OF
EZRA n. BARKER, late Of Hiram,
In the COUNT OF oxford. decease'i, anu given
bonds as tbd law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate OF SAID deceased are
desired TO p. esent the same Tor settiemeht' anu
all indebted thereto are requested 70 make pay
ment immedhtely.
June 9. lsssI. EUNlCE u. BAhhEh.
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ECGENEF. SMITH. Chairm

The -svcrA, towns AMI plantations viii Dc en-
title,i O. delegate according T. the following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-16
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Market Square
Building Association for the election OF omcers
for the ensuibg year will be held at the Office OF
the Treasurer In Billings BLOCK; SCUM raris' on
Tuesday, JULY 9TH, at one o,eloc6 M.
GH0RGE NJ. ATWOOD, treasurer.
South Paris, Me-, June Is, 1885.