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SPIRITUALJSAI.
vER1TABLE QUEEN AMONG WOMEN IS
MRS DR A D'HOwE.

l.
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Diseases diagnosed from lock of hair.
MRS. DIR. A. d. HOWE.
1920 Market ST. OPP. Seventh,
san Francisco.
Mrs. DIR. W. MIRANDAS,
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law suits claims, collections wills. deeds ETC.. At
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f. PHILLIPS-U.S S. AND STATE COURTS;
II. R. E. titles and Wills; money TO loan on es-
tates; charges moderate Offices 50S California st
m ]. MURRAY ATTY AND COUNSELOR
i law; advice free. q Sixth St. rooms IA, ID.
W w. DAVIDSON, ,ATTORNEY-A FLAW, 420
w California ST.. rooms IA and Is; advice free.
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FLATS. ~,
3 3G $ dAs MAeSI6IGESI S6d Sa6 ZACH fShG ali mod of
erl couv nienc 5; renting for SIP 81 per month";
Stlc6tOn 81, near Sut.er.
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WESTERN ADDITION NTENEMENTS-CHEA
q OOOO PIERCE ST, NEAR ELL1S-ST.
SDOOOO. cars; , nice tenementsi 25x90.
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GOOD SPECULATION.
GH6O GORE LOT IN FLINT TRACK;
GpOOU. short distance from 18th and Castro.
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MISSION.

@Ho0 LOTS COR. 23D AND DOUGLASS
ID llUU. sts.; $50 down, $40 per month; ready
to build on.
G.1 O0O 25x1l4; 18TH ST., NEAR NOE;
- L ZOU. electric road; make offer
S270 and DG8e7aTd nHh 0 the b8hsS@ 2sson sT
oath and 25th sts.
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MADISON & BURKE, REAL ESTATE
~ Agents. established 1858: 626 Market ST.
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CHEAP MISSION CORNER.
O. O0O CORNER LOT; 25x101:6; ON 22D
ID IOUO. St, close to car line; fine location for
2 or fats; sun all day
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
0 RSn0 WASHINGTON ST., Mr.. LAU
tDOOUU. rel; 50xlO2;s; unobstructed marine
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GeO0 BoYCE ST, Mr.. GEARY; LOTS
DOUU. 25x120: $50 down, $40 per month.
04Onn LOTS IN BLK. COR. GEARY AND
~ 0UO. Williamson; 25x12O; $50 down, SO
per month.
G.I ESO y. SIDE SACRAMENTO, w. OF
n 1OOU. Cherry; 27:6x117:S; a bargain
Ge1T TS0 ELEGANT LOT, 25xlOO; EAST
ID i ~. side Lyon ST., bet. Hayes and Grove:
cheapest in Panhandle.
O.Oe0O 25x132; SACRAMENTO, Mr.. DE-
u ZOOU. visadero; no reasonable OFFER refused.
q. e1OAA NOTHING CHEAPER; MCALLIS-
- ZOVO. ter, nr. Steiner; 25xl 100; must be sold.
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ICHMoND DISTRICT BARGAINS.

DICHMoND DISTRICT BARGAINS.
DON'T LoBoS, CLIFF HOUSE. 41ST, AID
and 43d aves.; choice lots on electrician line
~ ORE LOT; $50 FEET MAIN FRUNTAGES
" on Point Lobos Cliff House. AID and 43d aves
RERNA AL HEIGHTS GIFT MAP LOTS, COR.
II Seigel and Powhattan ave; easy payments.
g. IL. REYNOLDS & CO.,
323 Montgomery st.
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S 1FE BUSINESS T>N EsTMENT.
QONOn FACTOKE: SUI ABLE FOR ANY
tNOUOU. business; 3-stoFy building; 1O rooms;
Q love grounl floor; jessie ST. near lsI.
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MISSION FLA AFS-BARGAIN.
G S700 2 NICE FLATS OF 5 AND 4
y = tOO. rooms and bath each; brick founda-
t.oni bay-wind owsi 25th So, mr.. sanchez.
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DURNHAM & MARSH CO.,
ID 62S MARKET ST., OPP. PALACE HOTEL
n1O 00O RENTS $145 A MONTH.
ID IL. .OOO. Hayes-st. business property: lot
40x120 to rear street; close to Market ST.; mort
gage $4,000 at 61a per cent; offer wanted; fine
improvements; great bargain
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NORTH BEACH TENEMENTs.
CO000 GREENWICH ST., Mr.. REARNY;
SDAOOO. fair improvements bargain
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a17 0OO RENTS s165 MONTH.
ID L .OUO. Powell ST.; downtown property;
almost new; lot 44x10G; rare chance.
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a. n. LISsAK. .. F. VoN RHEIN.
n F. Won RHEIN & CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, SIS
California street.
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QI1OO ONLY $3.50 CASH; DOUBLE LOT: /:
ID 11VU. 50xl25; street macadamzed and
severed; good view; near Castro and 21st; $1,000
was offered; pickup.
G1100 CLEMENT ST., Mr.. 9TH AVE:
eD1lOO. 25xl00: severed; car lines.
QOI0n l. "A r G T. LOT; 77:6x56 AND
eDL1OO. small house on KimbaI place, near
Sacramento and Leavenworth; low price.
G1A0 DOUBLE LOT; 9TH AVE, NORTH
tp wv OF Clement st. and Sutro road; eleva
ted lot; depressed price.
n. a. FoEHLMAN, Real Estate Agent, 415
Montgomery st.
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N1DS0 RENT $45 A MONTH.
.DfZOO. Beautiful fats near entrance to park (;
extra fine bargain
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GILT EDGE INSIDE INVESTMENT.
On 760O MAKE OFFER; 2 BAY-W1NDOW
ID OOOs residences on Clay ST.; contain 8
rooms and bath each; rent $63; tenant pays water.
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MICA FEE BROTHERS.,
vi REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
10S MONTGOMERY ST.
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CHEAP TENEMENTS-
S3400 sEES ST Sudass HR HP Ios fuhDiHe rn0mF
through to rear street; owner very anxious 10
sell; make offer.
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Q60 l44 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT OR
OlCCO. vegetable land; located in Santa Cruz
County: 20 acres in orchard, with corn, beets and
carrots between the trees: 20 acres for grain ;
plenty fine wood and water; some orange, fig
lemon and nut trees; few acres in berries; good
house, barn and fine location; excellent view; in
cludes lot of stock and farm implements and is
positively bargain send for catalogue. r, P
QUINN, SO Chronicle building, S. F.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE COTTAGE,
CHEAP.
QSE0O BROADWAY: NICE LOG ALTON;
tDOOOU. marine view; rooms and bath; nice
garden; 9Ox112:6.
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GIS 00O Rent sI5s4 PER ANNUM; y. N,
0p .OOO. excellent improve ments; lot 5Ox
l2O; two fronts; Sutter ST. near Buchanan.
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n OOD HOMES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
VI on easy terms. o. q. MAY & CO.. real estate
and building 2l23 Center ST., Berkeley.
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II ONES IN THE
IL HEYMAN IRA CT-HEYMAN TRACT
At prices and terms TO sui your circumstances;
finest residence location in he city; streets graded
and severed; Spring Valley water pped eg-
nlhcent view, healthy locality and good neigh
borhood; come in and talk it over; can arrange
terms and plans Just you wish them; over so
homes built; 100 lots already sold; lake Castro-st
car to I'D St, or Misson-s. car, transferring at
22d St JACOB HEYMAN, IL Montgomery st.
010S0 WILL BUY NEAT 4-RoOM COT
1T IOOO tage, hard inshed; large basement
including level loi; $3.50 down. $15 monthly: near
AissioD-st. cars. JACOB HEYMAN, IL Montgy.
DUILDING AND INV ESTMENT LOIS FROM
- $75 up, on So monthly payments. JACOB
HEYMAN, IL Montgomery st.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOT FOR FLATS.
&O050 BUCHANAN, Mr.. GOLDEN GATE
SDZZOO. ave. modern fats on this lot at an
outlay OF 5000 wonld net per cent on the in
yestment; lSxl 81 "a
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HOUSES BUILT TO ORDER.
IL PAYMENTS SAME AS RENT.
0Q00 HOUSE AND LOT.
ID OOO. $100 cash and S12 so per month";
Qs C)00 HOUSE AND LOT.
WlZOU. $3.50 cash and Sl5 per moth.
S1 400 HoUsE d10U AND 10 LOT NOW READY.
Come to 1900 Mission, opp. 81. Mary's College.
Q E600 DEVISADERO ST, NINE ROOM
tDOCOO. house in the best OF condition. lot
25:6xl06; if you want nil home cheap see this
R Qn0 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.. OVER
DCUO. looking City, large lot; must sells fine
buildings in The neigh borhood a snap.
]. w. WRIGHT & CO.. 62S Market st.
NOR SALE = ELEGANT NEW IL ROOM
i house; salon parors; reception and billiard
rooms; furnace heati opposite park. 1917 Oak st
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NIcAFEE BIOS, Los Montgomery 81.

CAN RAFAEL; LOT WORTH $500 FOR
- $500; incest lot in town: 75xl go: on accepted
street. J. r. ROCHE, San Rafael.
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IrY REAL EsTATE.

II III Al - n L.
UMBoEN u CO.
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MUST BE SOLD.
GO6OO EACH; FINE HOUSES ROOMS
SDOOUU and bath each: Turk and Steiner; this
property IS offered cheap to close out at once.
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EDUCATIONAL.

1u vocal music; piano; elocuton; practical
Shakespearean and general dramatic acting spe-
cialty; vocal classes Monday p. M; 81 a month.
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PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY WEST
WARD.
nE0O0 TURK, NEAR WEBSTER; 26:6x
u OOA}U. 10; 2fronts cottage of rooms,
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M IL DELAY IF YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE E
w you wish to sell or trade by trying to dispose
OF 1t yourself? You lose the chance of investment,
whereas ii you listed it with would have
done business for you We have the best facility
for Systematically handling real estate Of any land
agency in California Try US and results.
ALDEN d KRONENBERG, 902 Broadway, Oak
land, Cal.
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$S2OO-Haight ST., near Baker; 25 or SO by no
$3100-Corner ON Fillmore st. 24xS2.
Sl250-25xS0; oath ST.. near Dolores.
$SOO-Noe ST., near 30th; lot SO 6x75
$35O0-Lot 75xl00 feet; cor. 10Th and Eureka
sts make offer.
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m OOOO NORTHEAST CORNER ON SAN
ID .)NJUU, chez ST.. near oath St, S6x75; street
work done: lot on gradei would sell in subdi-
visions.
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MISSION FLATS CHEAP.
G3SON NICE NEW ,pd PdarS ISor ON d 2SD 81 ST.
each; rent SS4; 25x9O conveniently situated TO
car lines.
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH ]. MASON, REAL ESTATE AND
y insurance agent, Berkeley station, adjoining
hank
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sOTyTH SIDE PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN
N nnnn Russ 81. \ r. HOW ARD, 8 A NO.
DOUUU. flats; renl S64 per month; 40xlO0;
MI
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GTO O0n MAGNIFICENT BUsIN EsS
ID i Z .UOt. corner on Fillmore ST., 29:6xlOO,
entirely covered with substantial improvements;
large store; frs t-class location for grocery.
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$4,000 aAoRE n LoyELY FARM NEAR
4 cows, coo chickens, etc. SPECK & CO., 602
| Mar q
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NEW MISSION FLATS.
$4,000. bath ha Zach; modern; modern rent a sS5; 261Io6
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UNIMPRovED PROPERTY.

F0O CORTLAND AVE, COR. BEN
tDl GOO. nington; store an rooms a nd stable
for 8 horses; lot 25x100.
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GOE00 FOR SALE; 6 FLATS, Is ROOMS;
dDZOOO. $500 cash. Owner, 1924 Leaven-
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PROPERTY WANTED.


w ANTED-CTrY OR OAKLAND PROPERTY
w for that lovely 100-acre farm at Niles: price
$500, with horses, cows and tools. SPECK &
CO., 60Z Market ST.
lNANTED-CITY PROPERTY FOR FRUIT
W and poultry farm at Petaluma. SPECK &
CO., 602 Market st.
WANTED = -GoOD-PAYING INVESTMENT
w business property between Market, Jones and
Ge eary sts S. F.; must pay per net; outlay
$4,000 to S50,0D0 cash. Address Cash, 533
Hobart ST. Oakland.
EOR RENT CHOICEST LOCATION IN
Il Berkeley: lot 100x270 fruits and flowers ga
lore: rooms BATH laundry, ETC.; all beautifully
furnished; to first-cass tenant long term. See
CAPTAIN MORRISON. Berkeley.
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MARINE VIEW RESIDENCE LOT.
d EEOO GREEN, NEAR BUCHANAN
- OOUU. offered at this low price to make i'm
mediate sale: unobstructed view; 50x1l0.
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DoST sF,, NEAR JoNES: LARGE HOUSE IN
i first.class condition; 10 rooms and bath; only
$1,000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
enveauRc.


Mrs. Trube (virgie Howe) has return
ed from New York With her family.
There il another daughter At Mr.. Cas-
sius Pixies.
Mrs. G. 5. Barrows Is at home from
Boston.
Mrs. s. w. Heaid aud Miss II. &. Os-
good are established Ia Mrs. Coolidge's
house, which they will al with summer
boarders.
Saturday, the a3i. a game Of ball be-
tween the westbrook high school nine
and the Fryeburg Academy nine resulted
70 to ! Ia favor Of the latter.
Rev. Mr.. Allis Of North Conway sup
piled the Congregational pulpit on May
L.. aud Rev. Mr.. Bradford Of Bristol on
Nav -.
Our village has had It's experience OF
burglars. On Thursday OF last week
Mr.. Ed weston's storehouse at the sta
ton. and Hill & WARMERS sore were
entered, but they htd little reward TOR
their labor as only small sum OF money
WAS secured.
One Of the twin daughters OF Mr.. Bick-
ford Is seriously III with typhoid pneu-
monia.
There is to be q strawberry festival at
the vestry on Friday evening, and a
drama at Academy Hall on Saturday
evening. :.
Hon. J. 5. Wright will deliver the
memorial address on Saturday.
The graduating concert by the Verdi
Ousrtette OF Boston will be we'll worth
hearing. Tickets can be obtained by
mail of w. r. Haywood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Marley preached the Memo
rial sermon before the Grand Army and
Sons Of Veterans on Sunday, at ths
Congregstionslist church. The church
was tastefully decorated and the choir
furnished excellent music. A large
audience Was present.
Mrs. Lydia, wife OF Daniel p. Eaton,
died May q, Of consumption, after q
long and painful sickness which she
bore with much patience. Her funeral
was held on Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Marley
officiating. Mrs. Eaton was greatly
beloved by all who knew her. She had
a most lovely and unselfish disposition.
She was devoted 10 her family and un-
sparing In her efforts TO make them
happy. They have the sympathy Of all
in their deep sorrow. She was carried
to Turner, her former home, for burial.
Geo. Robinson, former resident,
brother OF Chas. and Stephen Robinson,
died OF consumption at Bridgton, May 81.
He was brought to this place and buried
beside his wife who died several years
ago.
The society of village improvement
was organized Wednesday evening. DR..
A. l.. Hersey was chosen president, r.
A. Delano, secretary, and Frank Lord
treasurer. An advisory committee was
also chosen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
WILSON'S MILLS.

We have a copy Of the Des Moines
Leader, issue Of Nav 1th, in which l.
published Il very able paper on Good
City Government, which vas read before
the Womsn's Club of that city, By the
author. Miss Sue VI. Lombard. daughter
OF Henry Hunt Lombard, who was the
first white child born ia this settlement,
and granddaughter OF Rev. Richard
Lombard. who WAS the first man 10
make a clearing In this town.
The steamboat has made its trial trip
and all interested In the business are
making preparations for summer com
pany.
Horace Frost, wife and son, are at
flin;'s hotel.
Firs, religious service of the season
sunday, Nav 2ith, by Rev. ;. 5. York
and Rev. J. Carruthers of Berlin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
MEs1 aiIckEisIn

Daisy aud Flos.ie Harlow were at Their
fathers, VIM. Harlow's, last sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Harlow is quite sick with
cold.
Mrs. Marion Harlow Is not very well
Mont Bennett aud wife were At SOUTH
Paris sunday.
Mrs.. BicknelI and Mrs. !. 4. wsrrer
were a, Harry Bucks Friday, Nav - 4
Charlie Smith and brother, OF STOW
are AZ G. Il. Loves.
Amanda Flsgg has been quite sick.
Addie Shaw of East Buekfield hs'
been with her cousin, Mrs. Emma Bon
new, a week.
Mr.. Simpson aud wife of North Turner
were at his daughters, Mrs. Bonuey's
| last week.
r. NJ. Bisbee OF North BucsfielC
passed through here Saturday returning
sunday.
Mrs. Libby Of Buckfeld called OF
Mrs. Bonuey last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The oolNGs OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY,.
PARIS hlll.

First Baptist Church, Rev. II. A. Roberts
Pastor. Preaching every sunday NJ ~ A. =
sunday Sche-al at IL VI. sabbath Evening ser
vice Al 200 ?. n. Prayer Meeting rhars'a'
Tnirersanst church: sunday School ever,
Sunday At II An.
Robert Vi. Jackson was at home IRON
westbrook few days last week.
Joseph B. Cole was nj home from Bid
ieford several days last week.
John Pierce saw a handsome deer last
Wednesday near Hillside Cemetery.
Preniiss r. Ripley Il spending vsca'
ton with his parents here.
Miss Amy Heald was at her home nj
East Sumner over sunday.
Lewis b. Brown, Jr., and Mr.. DYER
arrived at the Old Brick last week. The
family sre nov all here for the summer
Mr.. Park went To Milton Thursday
and sold the goods in the store OF e.
Andrews, who Is going out OF business
on account Of his health.
Rev. r.. W. Pierce has accepted ths
call Of the Uuiversslis, parishes In this
nj &c sud so West Sumner aud West
Paris. aud will begin his years engage
ment next sunday. lie and his family
will probably live 10 the j,il house.
The band made a long day SATURDAY,
going 10 Rumford Centre, starting ~
) O'Clock and getting home at ;. Newell
Cook took them up. With barge and
six horses. They report good exercises
a first-class dinner, and an enjoyable day
al around.
MIR. Mary b. Wiley Of Bethel spent
SUNDAY with relatives here.
Mrs. T.. II. Jackson and Miss Jeanni'
Hubbard visited in Canton one dsy ias'
week.
Alden Fuller OF Bath Is coming Il
Psri. Tin this week 10 make his home
he will board st Mrs. III. VI. Perkins
Mr.. Fuller was the first or one OF the mrs
men that run a locomotive over the old
Atlantic and -. Lawrence Railroad
now the Grand Trunk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
EAST RaoWNEiElp.

good number of our to~nspeople at
tended the sunday school convention
held at Denmark Wednesday, Msy q.
+. y. Pendexter has sold his horse To
Harry Harnden.
Mr. Henry Griggs has gone TO wor-
cester, Mass, for the summer.
Mr.. Daniel Dty Of New field died Nay
- OF shock NJ the home OF his brother,
Mr.. Charles pAy. The funeral services
we're held Wednesday afternoon co.,
Quoted by Rev. Newtou Clough. Mr.
Day was shout 20 years OF age. lie
leaves a widow and one daughter.
This week the Y. T. =. G. T.. held IL
regular sunday evening meeting In
Bradbury Hall. After the Christian En-
deavor meeting Rev. G. :. l0ung deliy-
cred brief discourse on the Growth
Of Christian Character" There were
about loo prsseut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
EAST HEBRON.

Planting Il now the chief occupation
some are still fearing frosts and delay
planting sweet corn until warmer days
Maybaskets were abundant last week
Two young ladies gave chase To the ex'
tent Of two miles walk before reaching
home before catching the young men.
The late rain gave much jov. Every
one has been busy since, taking no
courage.
Paris Keene Of Boston is the guest OF
Il. e. keene.
Nathan Chandler recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Asa keene.
John Allen has returned from Wash
ington state as far as New Haven, Conn.
aud is soon expected in this vicinity.
The remains of the wife OF Dan Eaton
of oxford passed through this place fol
interment In Turner.
Dea. K. 7. Fuller Is quite Ill.
II. z. Merrill intends TO complete the
foundation for his barn this week. He
has several men working.
Mrs. Cyrenia SHELLS health Is improv-
ing.
Mrs. A. III. Thomas and daughter Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Marshall, the past week.
J. J. Fuller is preparing to take down
his mill aud will haul part OF the
lumber TO Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
CANTON

Rev. III. G. Munson has been stopping
few days with G. o. Holt.
Simeon Bicknell walked down Ia the
village the 27th for the first time for
three months.
Evergreen Chapter, q. +. 5, had an
ice cream and cake supper after their
meeting the 10Th. It was very enjoyable
time.
Evening Star Lodge of Buckfeld, +
A. NJ. visits Whitney Lodge, May the
ith. VIII have special train from
Buckheld.
Amos Leavitt has the carpenter work
about done on his house.
II. +. Tirrell l. having the lumber
hauled To- build him set OF building;
where his were burned last month.
II. C. Munson Ia clearing his lot at
Lakeside Colony and getting ready 10
build.
Hon. Otis Hsyford has contracted with
parties 10 build him cottage al the
| Colony.
q. +. TAYLOR Of East Sumner was In
town the 2,th.
Chas. l.. Smith OF someryille, Mass, l.
visiting his son. l.. W. Smith the tanner.
Strawberries Is cents per box, two for
quarter.
Mr.. c. o. Holt and wife, Mrs. l.. w
Smith aud Mrs. j. W. Bicknell spent
Thursday afternoon at Crescent Cottage
at Lakeside Colony.
Sranwood Bicknell Is clerking fol
Gilbert Bros.
The G. A. X, and Relief Corps listened
10 an able discourse by Rev. III. NJ. Par
rington at the Baptist church the 2ith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-06-02
HEBRON

Rev. Mr.. Lawrence of Buck6eld
preached here Sunday in exchange with
DIR. Crane.
Rev. s. ID. Richardson will preach al
Berry's Mills Sunday, the 3lst.
Memorial Day will be observed here
Saturday rs usual.
A lyceum was held In Sturtevant Hall
Wednesday evening.
IL is hoped there will be large At
tendance at the concert for the benefit OF
Frank Pike Friday, June 9Th. Much
sympathy il felt here for Mr.. Pike and
his family 10 his great misfortune.
Mrs. ii. A. Cushman Is In Auburn Wis
ting her son.
Rev. S. ID. Richardson Is hoeing his
garden this week.
Early peas and beans are looking fine
Is, AS there has been no frost here.
We are glad 10 report clearing up OF
the cemetery Thursday forenoon, and
hope another will come soon.