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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
CANTON POINT.

Miss Lens NJ. Packard, who has beer
assisting at the post office, has closed
her services here, and entered upon the
discharge Of her duty with o. S. Waite
at North Jay.
Mr.. Guy Reed. who was engaged In
river driving, was crushed between sew
ersl logs, while rolling In logs at Beans
landing Thursday, Sept. 9. Mr.. Rees!
WAS most worthy young man, and will
be greatly missed by all that knew him.
Erlon, the little 9-year-0ld son Of l..
II. and Carrie McCollister, was found
drowned Friday evening, Sept. 10, about
8 O'Clock, In Whitney Brook, near their
residence. Little Erlou will be greatly
missed by large circle OF friends, and
in the Sunday School class as well. The
funeral services, which were largely at
tended, were held ut their residence Sun
day at 10 80, and conducted bv Rev. Mr..
burlington, assisted by w. w. Carver.
The floral tributes we're many and APP
propriate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
WEST FRYEBuRG.

School began Monday In No. s.
A select company OF women from this
place were invited to meet others from
the village at the home OF Mrs. B. n
Stone, In honor OF the return OF Mrs
Stephen Harrington from her trip &c
California. Mrs. Harrington gave them
very interesting talk on things OF inter.
est In her travels accompanied with
pictures.
Miss Betsey Harrington Is visiting her
relatives here. She has spent the las,
few years In California.
The s. l.. c. held their meeting with
Mrs. Pitman on Tuesday. Sept -.
Glen Towle rode TO Norway on hi:
wheel last week TO visit his brother.
Niles Nellie Hardy has gone to Jackson
where she will teach her first school.
Miss Elva Philbrook has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Hardy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
GREENWOOD.


IL was the opinion OF some that the
killing fros, would visit us about the
time the moon fulled, which was On the
10Th, but instead IL held of mt the
2ad, and even now, although the vine
and bean leaves are mostly killed, much
OF the corn has escaped It's ravsges.
Potatoes are already dead with rust,
and are rotting the worst for years. One
farmer lost his whole crop and bought
enough Of neighbor 10 eat and plant.
paying 81 = bushel for them. No one
would blame thst man II he started for
kiondike tomorrow.
Jennie Gotta Il getting TO be quite q
Photographs. She visited at the Centre
the other day, and while there she took
the residence Of Ransom Cole, and Dea.
S. d. Cummings. together With the occu-
pants: also the school house and
scholars. They are said TO be good pict-
urrs.
Nelson jackson heard commo.ion In
the bushes, and going out with his gun
found hen hawk and crow there ''fgbt-
ing 10 out on this line" for all they were
worth. Being anxious TO help them out
he did SO by shooting them both at the
same time.
Mr.. Jackson says that last year his
orchard produced about 500 barrels Of
good Baldwin apples, and now IL man
wished to engage a single barrel OF No.
Is he should not dare to promise them.
Last spring Walter Emmons' l0-year.
old boy hurt his shin, which terminated
in bone sore, and growing worse con-
tinuslly, so that for some time past he
has been obliged to 60 on crutches. The
other day Drs. Hill and Packard met to
see what could be done for him. Have
not heard the result.
Sylvester c. Yates died Of consump,ion
the 10th inst, leaving widow and five
children. Funeral at the City, and con-
Quoted by Rev. A. X. Bryant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
Wll SONS MILLS.

II. ". Poor and son came down from
Psrmacheenee Monday.
Mrs. Anterior was called to Colebrook
Monday by the death OF her father.
Tuesday, Jolly camping out party
consisting 81 Hugh Hoyt and wife, j. ;.
Wilson and wife, w. w. Linnell and
wife and Harry Pennock and wife went
~ the Msgsllowsy for weeks vsca-
ton.
Sewing circle met with Mrs. Il 4.
Storey "wednesday.
Mrs. T.. +. kimbsll. OF Middle Inter
vale, With her two adopted daughters,
visited Mrs. John Olson.
Miss II. W. Pickett Is up on q visit 70
her old home.
Grain was very good In this vicinity,
but potatoes are light and rotting badly
Ia some fields.
Born, Sept. 10Th, TO the wife Of r. 5.
Bean, n daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
HEBRON.

On Friday OF last week Frank jewell
shot heron which stood feet and
inches high and measured feet from
tip to tip.
Mrs. IeBarron IL visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. n. Hood, In Greene.
Israel Quincy and Walter Hunter Of
Natickl have been at c. II. Georges on
visit.
Robert G. DOMAIN, who has been
visiting relatives here, left for his home
Ia Boston this week.
Mrs. J. G. Whitney Of Auburn has
been spendldg few days with her
sister, Mrs. j. ID. Sturtevant.
Miss Grace Bampus Is teaching on
Hsrris Hill.
Henry Sturtevsnt Is In New YORK
packing apples.
Schools In the various districts began
last Monday. Students at the academy
number about 80; SO OF them being
here for the first time.
Mrs. French Of Massachusetts Il visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. c. +. Harden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
NEWRY.

L. w. KiIgore has taken to himself I
wife lstely, lady from abroad, SO
hear.
The corn shop at Bethel has been run.
ming about week. The weather con
tinues favorable for bringing the corr
forward. Slight frosts In some localities
but none to hurt rs yet.
w. N. Powers and wife arc working
In the corn factory at Bethel.
f. B. Knapp was drawn as juryman
from this town.
viii Small and party from Stone.
ham have gone to the lakes for few
DAYS fishing aud hunting.
The bears have killed lot Of sheep
for different parties up Bear River lately.
Lots Of Newryites have gone to the
Andover fair to-day. The weather has
been very fne for 1t.
A heavy frost Wednesday morning.
The corn factory will close business
this week. The crop has been consider
ably below an average one.
Potatoes on wet land have rottcd so
badly that many farmers have not been
able to save enough for their own use.
Orrin Foster IL buying apples for the
Berlin market. There Is not much OF a
crop In these parts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28


Monday Judge woodbury. went 10
BelfAst 70 attend the Stats Conference
Of Congregational churches, returning
Friday evening.
Miss Emily Davis, daughter OF the
late Abner Davis, 10 visiting her mother
Miss Davis has been employed ~ clerk
10 Warrington, ID. c., for several years
aud b soon 70 return.
Tuesday and Wednesday the annual
meeting OF the Oxford Universallst As.
ISOLATION and the dlstrict Y. p. c. u
was held at the Universalist church In
this village. Address OF welcome and
response, business and appointment ol
committees occupied the forenoon
Papers full Of thought and inspiration
were read by Rev. Gertrude Earle Of
0orham, ". H., and Rev. Marcia Selmar
OF Mechanic Falls. Miss Annie Stevens
Of Lewiston gave Echoes from Detroit
which was OF deep interest. Sermons
addresses and discussions were helpful
and uplifting. Rev. DIR. +. G. BolleI
was present and By sermon and address
added much 70 the interest and helpful
fulncss Of the meetings.
Friday the corn shop finished canning
corn. The season has been short bu
the quality Of the corn Il excellent.
The potato crop IL not success "
this region. Col. Edwards plowed tive
acres containing potatoes as they wcr,
rottcd so badly they were not wortl
digging.
Archer Grover has been elected presl
dent Of the Junior class at the University
Of Maine.
The annual meeting of the Little
Androscoggin Valley Sunday Schoo
Association will not be held at the Con
gregational church Sept. 30th, as expect
ed, but Is postponed; date will be giver
later.
A club has been formed for the pur
pose Of studying the State Of Maine.
Gould Academy at least has an eye I,
the future Of its young ladies and gentle
men, for class In Parliamentary Law
has been organized under the instruction
Of Principal Hsnscome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
WEST SUMMER.


Nancy Cummings, who was 40 much
hurt by her fall. Is fast recovering.
j. II. Bates has gone back to Colby
University where he Is professor OF
athletics.
Percy Andrews has entered Colby this
fall.
Herbert Ryerson has moved to South
Paris.
Mrs. George Packard Is visiting friends
at Liyermore Falls.
Wilbur Field IL q, Bethel 10 Gould
Academy teaching.
Young & Packard will buy rock
maple the coming winter.
Israel Fletcher Ia visiting friends
about here.
our school Is In session under the In.
struction Of Mrs. Iva Chandler.
Mrs. William Sewxll has been caring
for Mrs. Lena Bubier In Paris. Mrs
Sewsll makes nursing q business and
those wishing would do well to employ
! her.
Harold Chandler has sold out his steam
printing press. He has done quite 8
fiourishing business In that direction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
SWEDEN.

Comical Brown held his show 10 the
town hall Sept. -. q and -. Those
who attended pronounced them good
A grea, difference OF opinion was ex.
pressed by the votes IS 10 who WAS the
handsomest woman and homeiiest man
and a. the awards OF prizes have no,
been made yet, we cannot report.
The weak and feeble sweet corn goes
to the shop this week, and next some OF
which was touched by the frost slightly
the alst.
Quite delegation attended the Bridg.
ton fair, and "a Sweden was In It
some stock WAS taken from this section
on which several prizes were secured.
s. l.. Plummer exhibited fine regis
tered Hereford bull calf, which hi
bought OF A. J. Libby OF Embden a,
state fair; also three pairs Of grade
Hereford steers.
Mr.. Dean Andrews and Miss Mary
Weber 90 to their new home In Dan
vers, Mass, the goth. Miss Cslista An
drews from Oberlin, o., who Il TO liv,
with them has arrived there, and hi.
been repairing the house somewhat.
Harry o. Saunders goes to Danver:
the 10Th TO attend the high school there
and will board with Mr.. Andrews.
May King aud Ahbie Woodbury. are
attending Fryeburg Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
PERU.

school commenced on the 18th in
town. Ed. Hussey teaches in District
No. l, Miss Maud Gibbs in No. 2, and
Miss Bertha Hopkins st the foot Of the
pond.
john Garner and wife Of Lewiston are
visiting at Wilson Stillmsn's.
stephen Getchell and Tom Stillman
have started round threshing again.
Green Hodsdon and wife have been 10
Byron on visit.
Charles Lsphsm has been to Paris to
visit his brother who IL sick.
Mrs. Mcdonald has returned home
from Auburn, where she has been visit
ing.
c. 5. Walkers family have returned
To Hebron 10 school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28


Ii IL great boon to the farmers thai
there WAS no killing frost until the 30
inst. Ny field corn was cut and shocked
before that date and Il good.
Potato digging is the order Of the day
now. The crop lie very light.
This has been . great year for thu
birch mills; the spool stock and thu
wood have sold better than ever before
Swain & Reed had large quantity oi
second quality spool squares called culls
which have been dead property on theil
hands for two years. They are now al
sold to 60 to Dlxfiele.
Mrs. Fay Weeks IL better. Her mother
Mrs. Chss. Ruudlett, cannot live but 1
short time.
Rev. ID. A. Cannon has returned
from visit 10 Beans Corner and othel
intermediate places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
WEST PERU.

Eta Austin, who has been visiting
friends here, returned 10 Auburn Thurs
day.
Mrs. William Burgess also went te
Auburn Thursday.
We hear that we are going to have a
grist mill at the depot at this place.
Samuel knight Is moving away from
this place.
Miss Name Fletcher Is at work ~,
Mrs. +. j. Rove.
Mr.. Danville q ,mmon was 10 the place
Wednesday.
Clark Skillings 4 Co. are loading
squares at the depot.
Quite n number think of going TO the
Audroscoggin fair At Canton.
Corn il coming 10 pretty well now.
Mr.. j. A. Arnold has repaired the road
from the main road to his mill.
Mrs. + j. Rowe IL improving rapidly
Walter Rowe has gone back to his
work in the depot.
Ally Atkins has taken the job OF load.
ing brick and measuring the wood at the
brick yard.
Mrs. Dorcas White Is at work for j.
A. Arnold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
NOQrA pApic

Zephsnish S,srbird died Sept 10 and
WAS buried the 2lst. We shall miss good
friend and ueighbor who was always
reSdy "a do favor.
Mrs. Robbins Of Norway has been Wis
ring her SOD. Everett Robbins.
The next Baptist entertainment will
he at the school house Oct. l. All are
cordially invited 10 be present.
Harding Benson has been visiting
relatives here.
Henry Tuell IL having his house paint
ed. Elmer Tuell Il doing the painting
Cyrus Hszlstine Ia st work for Ed
Thsysr yarding lumber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
EAST 6ETbEl

Miss Grace Swan has gone to South
Paris 20 attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Wight left Bethel
the 18th for Blue Hill, Maine, where
they are 10 resume their work. They
will hold singing conventions along the
coast OF Maine during the fall season.
Miss Jennie Rich Of Berlin, n. H., IL
visiting relatives In this place.
BERTHE Bartlett has returned 70 South
Framinghsm, Mass, where he has q
position In store.
Last Tuesday Porter Farwell drove
into his barn with a heavily loaded team,
the floor gave way, and at the same time
the sesffold above and all went into the
cellar. Fortunately Mr.. Fsrwen and
his horses escaped unhurt, but his load,
one riding wagon and some farming
tools were completely buried under
many tons Of hay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
EAST WATERFORD.

Pm Hsskell's sister, Mrs. Mary Au-
drews, and her daughter, Mrs. John Will
son of Concord, Mass, are visiting him.
Rev. Mr.. Markley, pastor Of the Uni
versslist churches at Bridgtou and South
Waterford, called on Pensioners In
this place Wednesday.
All II quiet about here, the Italians
having gone to Norway, Tuesday morn
ing. Monday they applied to the select
men OF this town for help. They were
given food and arrangements made to
have them carried to Boston, they prom
Using to 60, but 1t seems they stopped In
Norway hoping to get the money due
them. During the fight Sunday night
Albert B. Bean, who lives near here, was
hit In the head by two charges Of shot
fired from q hut and bullet struck his
face. The wounds were but slight. An
attempt WAS made to kill one Of their
number because he did what he could to
protect Sheriff Bassett. They searched
Tor him Monday morning with ropes to
hang him. He was secreted and helped
to get away by the citizens. In spite Of
their mistakes much sympathy ID ex-
pressed for the Italians 40 it Il not
thought they have been fairly treated In
all respects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
NORWAY LAKE

Mrs. Esther W.lch and Mrs. Addie
Scott of Boston are stopping st David
Floods.
The Norway Lake Womsn's Club will
meet with Mrs. Horace Perry Oct. 9Th.
IL will be an afternoon and evening
meeting and hot supper will be served
from seven 10 eight. The husbands aud
children Of the club members are cor
daily invited TO come TO supper and
spend the evening.
Miss Willis Of Lewiston has been visit
ing Miss Fannie Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John kneelsnd have
been visiting relatives at Mechanic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
IocKE,s MILLS.

Mrs. Maud Lapham visited 10 Gorham
N. II, the past week.
The Sunday excursions TO Berlin seem
to be well patronixed by people here.
|. Mrs. Nunsn Of Gloucester, Mass, hss
been visiting II Will Coolidge's.
Elvira Stevens recently came home
from Lewiston for few days.
AZel Bryant attended the fair ut An
dover last Thuryday.
Mrs. Jennie Herrick's mother from
Massachusetts, has been visiting her.
Mrs. Azel Bryant has been quite sich
for two weeks past, but Is some better
at this writing.
Mrs. Silver Of walkers Mills Is work
ing at A. J. Ayers.
Ella Hapgood and little daughter OF
Bethel were the guests OF Ars. Barnett
last week.
Mrs. Eliza Cummings is stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Dudley.
Mrs. Charles Brooks b In very poor
health.
There are quite number Of guests at
Dudley Cottage, and moro expected.
Parties from Mechanic Falls have
bought and fitted up the portrait car
which was moved here some two years
ago BY Mr.. Young Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
SHOWS FALLS.

The blast at the foot Of the Falis, re-
ported exclusively IN last weeks Demo
crat, proved 20 have been \ very sue
cessful Que. Several hundred wheel
barrow loads Of broken rock were re
moved from the hole and dumped In the
deep water opposite. Some three thou
sand cubic feet Of rock have now been
taken out OF the ledge and the deep
places are filled nearly level for large
part Of their area. The excavation II
new completed so rs To allow the put
ting Ia OF wheels and draft tube The
work was finished just In time, for the
rain began To fall at the very minute
that the last piece OF staging WAS taken
from the pit, and IL continued until the
river had risen so as to have stopped ali
further work had any been necessary.
Mrs. +. J. Wood went to Bethel last
Tuesday and Wednesday as delegate
from the Paris HUI Union.
Carrie +. Hammond now rides as Tar
As Norway occasionally. We are sorry
il Il always 10 see the doctor.
Mabel Curtis aud Bert Cordwell repre-
sent Shows Falls 10 the West Paris corn
shop this year.
Walter Curtis Il driving our scholars
10 the Hollow school this term. We
contribute four to the quota Of twenty
Who are taxing the patience Of the
teacher, Miss Persis Childs.
George W, Hammond has recently
picked several quarts OF blsckberries
Pretty good for this time OF year.
4 number Of sweet pea vines In one ol
our gardens have been seen 10 blossom
during the last few DAYS. but we hardly
look for any table mess from them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
PORTER.

The town schools have commenced
with the following teachers:
KeIar Falls. silas Mcdaniel and Orman Stan
lev.
Porter village, Ellsworth sawyer.
Lord District. Mabel :. Sttnley.
Head Of Ponh. Grace stanley.
Rack District. Flora Lord
Cole District. Annie stanley.
Porter Centre. Nomiah sawyer.
Rand District. Isaac Drown
Mrs. Lueinds Mason, an aged lady ri
this 10 an. did at her late re-idence on
Sept. 18th, r., m the effects Of fall,
which she received some months ago.
Samuel Blazo is attending school st
kezsr Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
Music at ShurtleEs.
PROBATE NOTICES.

FISOBATE NOTACESs
To NIL persons Interested in either Of the csta,e
Alta Probate Court, held at Paris, in and 70
| the County Of Oxford. on the third Tuesday o.
| September, In the year OF our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and ninety seven: The foIiowin;
matter having been presented for the actor
thereupon hereinafter indicated. II Ii hereby
That notice thereof be given to all persons In
y causing copy o. tns oe The 20
ford Democrat, newspaper published ut Soutf
Paris, In said County. that they may appear at 8
Probate Court 10 be held At said Paris. on The
third Tuesday Of Oct. A. ID. 1857. 1t nine Of Tho
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they zee cause:
ceased VIII and petition for probate thereof
presented by Herrick G. Davis and Rhoda j.
cushman, the executors therein named.
LIZZIE e. LUCAS, late of Paris, deceased
VIII and petition for probate thereof presented
by Ralph n. Greenlaw. the executor therein
named.
GEORGE W. BRADBURY. late Of Brownaeld,
deceased. Petition for the appointment OF
George w. Gray as administrator presented by
Nellie n. Gray, niece.
WALLACE +. CHAPMAN, late Of Porter.
deceased. Petition for the appointment OF Nettie
n. Chapman - administrative presented by
william Chapman.
AMOS y. MAXWELL, late Of Fryeburg. de-
ceased. Final account. also personal account
against ssid estate, presented for allowance by
Orin b. Maxwell. administrator.
ELBRIDGE H. FIFIELD. Of Bethel. Firt
account presented for allowance BY Elmer D.
Miliett, guardian
JAMES r. DUNHAM. late Of Norway, de-
ceased. Flint and hnal account presented for
allowance by Daniel B. Durham. administrator.
ASA HARTMAN, late of Norway, deceased.
Final account presented for allowance by Albert
J. etearns, administration.
NARY Z. and Eta L. BARTLETT. wards,
Of Woodstock. Petition for llcenee 20 cell and
convey real estate presented By Mary T. Bart
lett, guardian.
LOTTIE NJ and MILE n. HCALLISTER,
wHrde, Of Lowell. Petition for license 10 cell and
convey real esssts presented By Sophie K. Nc
Aliister, guardian.
OLIVER ROBBINS, iate Of Woodstock. Peti-
s'on for Ncease 70 sell and convey real eeease
presented BY Lewis II. Bisbee, administration.
SEWARD 3. sTEARNs, Judes Of ed Court
zf51f1 D. FAM. Dsslsse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Boo,s, shoes and Rnbbers.
Underwear.
Criminal Costs Allowed by County Commits
sioners-
Probate Notices
Notice Of the Appointment Of Executor.
Sheet Music.
Insolvency Notices.
The Italian Wa Il over.
Notice OF Assignee OF his Appointment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
HIRAM.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis has . quantity
Of cucumber pickles In good condition
that she has had more than forty years.
On Saturday evening the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Hartford, Of
East Hiram, assembled to the number Of
about fifty at Mrs. Hartford's recent
home In Denmark aud offered their con-
grstulstions on their recent marriage.
Mr.. Hartford is TO build new house on
Hancock Avenue.
Messrs. G. Paul Smith and willard
Gorton gave q very pleasant entertain
ment at Pythian Hall Monday and Tues
day evenings under the auspices Of the
Pythian Sisterho0d.
The Saeo Valley Assembly Of Sister
hood on Tuesday visited the Assembly
ct Cumberland Aills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
sulclpsAI kezAa FALLS.

Friday night, Sept. IL, about 8 O'Clock
James Almon Bradeen, OF Kezar Falls,
told his mother, who lives with him, ht
thought Il was time for her to 90 to bed
In the course OF an hour che retired
She thinks she had been In bed about an
hour when she heard noise, and on 70.
log TO Mr.. Bradeen's room found no one
there. On going to the shed she found
Mr.. Bradeen on his knees with one end
OF rope about his neck and the other
attached TO jag 10 cross beam. The
lady who IL old and feeble, fastened TO
get help. When she returned, life was
extinct. Mr.. Brsdeen was . well-to-do
farmer, about IS years old, but had been
10 poor health for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
SOUTH RuMEoRp.

Herbert Berry, wife and daughter, from
East Dixdeld visited their old neighbors
in this place last week.
W. Clark, Philo Clirk aud wife are at
Sebsgo To- n few days fishing.
About every one went TO the "W0rld's
fair" At Andover.
Mrs. Clara Bessey and daughter are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Porter, In
Andoyer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-09-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.


DR.. Richards Il busy fitting glasses
where the practical opticians have fall
ed.
Hills, the je~eler, Norway, offers no
such inducements to patrons - cheap
work, still his prices are no higher than
any hrst-class workman.
Hills, Norway, l. the only practical
opticisn In Oxford County; the only one
In thie county who ever attended an op-
tical school. and has diploma for same.
No mail diplomas. He can back up his
statements and use no wind.
A. p. Bassett of Norway has been re.
Gently appointed fish and game warden,
he also holds the Office Of state detective,
coroner and constable. Any business
reported to him In either line will re-
GIVE prompt attention. All letters are
held strictly confidential and promptly
answered.
There Is nothing equal to success.
The Kelley Institute, ISL Congress st.,
Portland, Il daily asserting its I'M
portance and value In meeting the de-
msnds inside upon II by those who de-
sire to become cured OF rum, opium, and
tobacco diseases, as well as Of nervous
ness and nervous prostration. Core
spondence solicited.