Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-07-14
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doubtless most of the readers OF the
Democrat noticed the error In the SEN
satibnal l03- year-old Ezekiel Il. Dam6
stoly. Ii should have read Jonathan,
the;Jrother of Ezekiel, instead OF father
(bclh Of whose names were Jonathan),
was born in 1874.
Mrs. Nellie Burleigh, daughter and
sonl of Portland, are guests of Mrs. Bur-
leidh's father, DR.. w. =. BRIGHAM.
The ith was very quiet day In town:
Hev. G. b. Hannaford Of Rumford
FAILS exchanged pulpits with Rev. X. A.
Rich at the Methodist church Sunday,
theI5th.
Mrs. Ellie L. Emery OF Everett, Mass,
Is the guest of her brothers family, \.
T. Morrill,.
IIr. A. T.. Cole has bargained for the
Ar)on Tilton stand on High Street.
Mrs. s. =. Blackburn Of Philadelphia,
Pal was the guest Of Hon. o. ii. Her
seYs family recently.
4. ID. Johnson OF Missouri was In
TOW! n Tuesday, canvassing for Chicago
Portrait Co. =,
The Ladies' Baptist Circle met with
Mrl. VIM. II. Atwood Wednesday last.
Mrs. kimball c. Atwood OF oradell,
y. IT,. presented the ladies' circle with
verb pretty bracket screen for the pipe
organ aud choir recently.
Ilr. W. Z. Bridgham has just returned
from six weeks visit TO his daughter
| AMI friends in Massachusetts,.
4 II. DeCoster, Esq. and wife, oil
Me Ehauic Falls, were in town the past
WEEK.
Mrs. Josephine Prince Drummond and
children Of Watervile are nj Capt. Z. ii
PrFce's. ,,,,.,.
Mrs. Adrian Cannon OF Mechanic
Fa rs was guest at |. W. shaw's We'd
ne3iay.
1|he explosion Of n street lamp on Tho
platform of the Arcade, came very
ne lr causing q serious fire. The dog De
gas ~ bark in the store, and walked nj
thd boys sleeping inside In time to ex'
nntuish it-occurripg Wednesday night
clarence Atwood and wife OF Auburn
wete in town this week.
bdv iu !. keyou and wife OF Medfor
Mals.. made short visit in town sftcr
an bbsence OF twenty-thrce years.
ljenry g.. Shaw's horse got frigh;ene'
by khe engine near the station Friday
AFTERNOON, and fled for the village viii
thJ bread cart attached, and his smtl
So! on the seat--bringing up near Ne
ziufco Hall. splitting boy and hrea'
without serious damage, except slightly
inilrine the horse, who jumped into d
pic Eet fence.
Ibr. Ephraim Cutter of New York Il
In lown.
During the shower Saturday forenoon
lightning struck the corn barn at j
wilson Shaw's on the Turner village
road. A stud Was knocked out OF tn
sleigh, and some sacks were set on fire
MD Shaw discovered the fire, and ex
tinkuished Il before damage was done.
1. singular runaway episode took plac'
hete recently. The horse and Wagon
belonging 10 Geo. G.. Spauldng Of sum
ned were standing at the grist mill whel
thJ down train passed the crossing nea
TIL hotel. the horse took fright ant
started following the train on the track
, cruising the iron railroad bridge, un
shipping the body OF the vehicle AIT
! dumping Il with its contents In to tn
J riybr In about six feet Of water. HI
, holse aud forward wheels continued o.
ov ir the bridge following the train &
thd station where he was caught un
hajmed. In his right senses you coul'
mol have persuaded him onto the bridg
probably. The wagon was fished on
+ with boat and ropes. also unframed.
The death Of Granville \. HarloN
, Midday evening WAS quite unexpected
Though he had been sick several week
, OF bright's disease Mr. Harlow cam
10 euckfield about thirty years ago an
purchased the grist and Touring mi
AMI did an extensive business in TN
Manufacture OF flour, etc. He WAS th
, originator Of the die block business /
thl section and AZ one time did quite
little business manufacturing toot
pi,ks. He built the steam mill near IN
= tiiion. Mr.. Harlow WAS born In MeXic
: 81 hears ago. his birthday occurring %
thJ dav Of his funeral. He married 10
! hIJ first wife Miss Amanda Childs q
: CAPTION; Of the surviving children OF thi
! union Is Or. G.. 4. Harlow OF Tyngsborc
Mjss. His second wife was Miss Adrian
, NeIsman OF Dlxiield, BY whom he IA
fyi children. four OF whom suryiy,
Nil ses Cora and Josephine who reside |
! Bolton. James NJ Harlow OF Buckfiel
= and Mrs. Minnie Gle. His third viii
wax Mrs. Julia :. Gle, who with IN
, Ab,lve children survives him. He wa
thJ brother OF the late Hon. Elbridge G
, Hatlow Of Dixiield. The funeral was a
r hid late residence; Rev. Mr.. Rich official
ind