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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
NEVENS-JOhNSON.

At l O'Clock 4. NJ, Wednesday, many
OF the relatives and friends assembled ~
the residerc. OF the brides parents III
Canton, the occasion being the maj ria "a
OF Ella Marie, only daughter OF Mr.. aud
Mira. George X. Johnson, With Mr..
George d. Nevens OF Lewiston, mem
Der Of the firm OF c. 4. Nevens & Co
Of Auburn. The house was Handsomely
and appropriately decorated with n
profusion OF rich aud beautiful flow.
ers, the parlor having an arch With n
cluster OF dahliss in the centre. To the
strains OF the wedding march, play ed by
Miss Angie Starbird OF Lewiston, the
party proceeded To the psrlor. the bride
on the arm Of her father, attired In \
rich novelty gown With Persian front and
hat, carrying y bunch Of bridal roses,
presenting scene OF modest loveinesa
The ring ceremony was performed I'M
dernesth the arch by Rev. II. X. Rose,
pastor Of Elm Street UniveIs,lis chui CHI,
Auburn, In very impressive manner.
Mabel j. DeShon and Lila Gilbert, two
misses In white, acted as flower girls,
and Miss Mary Hayfor in u gown Of
brown broadcloth, with fur trimmings,
WAS bridesmaid. Robert Huntley OF
Boston was best man, assisted by George
johnson, youngest brother Of the bride,
and Master Harold Gilbert as usher. A
very large number Of costly and beauti-
full presents attested the high regard OF
the many friends OF both bride and
groom.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevens left at once on
the afternoon train for brief trip, after
which they will reside at l5S College
Street, Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
MES PARIS

We wish TO thank those who we're SO
kind to Us in our time Of trouble and
sorrow, and sincerely appreciate all that
was done for us.
MRS. MARY O.. BRADBURY.
MRS. EFfiE A. HAMMOND.
Lewis Rowe lost two fingers In Cush-
mans mill last week.
y. j. Cushman Is In Boston for q
week.
The sick ones are reported as doins
well.
The State of Maine Wood Rim Co
have removed the old engine in the press
room aud put In larger one, as the
small one did not furnish power enough
20 run the presses. They are preparing
20 do a big winters work, under the care
tul management Of Mr.. A. I. Sloan and
II T. Denuison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
HREENWOOD

Whist fine hay weather And il il being
utilized for that purpose 10 some extent.
One msn Il cutting his meadow this
week, and another got In two loads OF
second crop Yesterday In perfect order.
The writer called on Mr.. Emmous the
other day, whose son has the bad leg,
and was Informed that there was u
chance 10 save IL yet. The sore has be-
gun TO heal and seems 10 be doing well.
He was shosn a piece OF bore taken
from the leg BY the doctor. II was two
inches In length and half as wide and
thick. The bone sore came by the boy
going into The water and getting cold In
IL.
When Charles Morgan went 10 take up
his other bee tree he found that some
sneak thief had cut down the tree and
taken the honey, without as much ~
thanking him for IL.
Frank Morgan, boy IL years old,
looked on 20 see how his uncle lined
bees, and afterwards took the business
up on his own hook, aud Was soon re.
wsrded by finding a tree containing ten
pounds Of honey. Not bad for the first
one, and boy Of that age.
Francis Cole, together with his wife
and two children, visited st the Bennett,
place the first Of the week.
Mrs. Rosie Martin and Mrs. Isaac
Judkins are both on the sick list. The
latter l. the daughter Of the late Sylyes-
ter Yates, who died recently Of con.
sumption, and she seems TO be going the
same WAY.
The rheumatism Is sgain troubling
Des. ;. y. Cummings, so that he was
completely Frustrated three days last
week.
Your scribe and his bettsr half visited
in Albany and Bethel recently, and more
Z vorable weather could not be desired
The two last calls were on L. X. Briggs
the well known puzzle editor at West
Bethel, and the editor Of the Bethe
News on the Hill. Both calls were nee
essarily brief for the want Of time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
WILSON'S MILLS.

Saturday, Sept. 35th, the mercury
stood at so degrees, Monday morning at
10 degrees, snowhAkes quite numerous
In the air Tuesday and mercury at 81
degrees, but Is warm and pleasant at
the present time.
+. A. Flint has new squeduct laid to
his buildings from spring above the
school house. Dan Stanton Of Pitts
burgh Is boring the logs.
The bridge is now pronounced 6nish-
ed and ShAtney has gone 70 Cambridge,
n. H., to cover q barn for E. 8. Coe.
81. Z. Ellingwood went up the river
Monday.
Crews Of men, teams and loads Of sup
plies have been going up every day the
past week for the Berlin Mills Co.
The circle Of Kings Daughters met
with Mrs. J. w. Clark Wednesday.
DIR. Kittredge, . dentist from Farm
ington, Was In town Wednesday.
Rev. 8. 8. York had . meeting ct the
school house Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
HIRAM.


Mr.. Herbert Moulton Is visiting his
brother Albert. who IL foreman In &
machine shop In Philadelphia.
Lemuel Cotton and Eugene wsds
worth went 10 Bridgton this week.
The new sidewalk between our villages
Is al indication OF progress.
Messrs. Edward X. and Ephrsim +
Hanson, Elder Francis II. Tibbetts
William Trsfion and WIN. II. Clemon:
started Monday TO row up the Saco, hum
In the vicinity Of Lovewell's Pond, ant
return Saturday. We hope they vi.
not disturb the.slumbers Of P4ugus.
On Sunday Rev. J. Albert Corey Of
Auburn, presiding elder OF this district,
preached an able sermon at the quarter
~ meeting at the Methodist church.
The w. c. T. L. will hold a public
meeting at East Hiram Oct. 18th. Al
are invited.
Austin Storer Is removing TO the Bucl
house.
VIM. Z. Buck and his mother have re
moved to the Hale house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12

0&lHeks
The process Of lAbsling the caae b
golng o. at tie corn shop.
Tuesday aftefnoOn the ". G. =. u.
met 6 the home Of Mrs. o. j. Mason.
Very intsresting reports Of TIE state
convention were given BY the deleGates,
Miss Annie Cross and Miss Isabel Shir-
lev. Resolutions Of respect 70 the mem
orr OF the great Temperance hero, Neal
Dow, were adopted, and many kind
words Of appreciation Of bis great work
spoken.
Thursday the Ladies' Club met at the
elegant new residence Of DR.. Gehrlng.
Il Vas very pleasant 70 meet In this new
home for the flrst meeting OF the new
year, and every one recalled the hospL
talIty always shown In the old home,
aud the kind hostess made Il evident that
the same generous hospitality would
always be extended In the new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton 1.ovejoy are re-
ceiving congratulations, the occasion
being the recent arrival Of little daueh-
ter.
Saturday, Oct. I'd, the Columbian Club
met with Mrs. G. p. Bean. The follow
Ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Pres.--Ars. A. 4. Hcrrick.
lat Vice Prcs.-Mrs- q. X. Wiley.
81 Vice Pres.-xrs. J. II Phiibrook.
scc--Mrs. q. n. Mason.
Treas.-Miss Mae Wiley.
DiYectors-Mrs. J. Il. Gehring, Mics NAT
True, Mrs. Gilbert Tucil. Misc Annie Cross. Mis-
Alice Billings.
The club will continue the study OF
Grecian history, and will. also take up
the history OF Grecian architecture aud
art.
Mrs. Bird Of Portland 10 the guest Of
Miss Mary A. True. Friday afternoon
Miss True gave avery pleasant at home
to her friends from I to 5P.M n. Light
refreshments were served In the dining
room, the table being presided over BY
Mrs. Gilbert Tuell and Miss Alice Pur.
ington. The guests were most kindly
served by Miss Alma Gehring Of Cleye-
land, O., and Miss Arna Carlson. Mis-
True has q delightful home, and Is Z
charming hostess. Miss True was ~.
sisted 10 receiving by Mrs. True, Mrs
GehrinR and Mrs. A. +. Herrick.
Mr.. Geo. II. Shirley will return e
Brooklyn next Thursday, accompanied
oy his daughter Isabel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
SOUTH HIRAM,


CT. wadsworth finished picking his
cranbcrries Thursday.
The 0ssipee Valley Canning Co. have
crew at work labelling their corn.
MIRA. Charles Wentworth Il quite sick.
0liff Mason OF Conway, n. H., called
on friends and relatives In this place
Thursday last.
Curtis Libby fell Monday night break
Ing his leg above the knee. This makes
the third time the leg has been broken
10 the same place, within the past year.
Mrs. Daniel Gray, 4 lady e. years OF
age, has made the past summer three
quilts, one OF which contains I ,3ss differ
ent pieces.
Miss Florence NJ. Stanley gave party
Saturday evening, 1t being her eleventh
birthday. About ninety were present.
The evening was passed In playing
games and social converse aud WAS well
enjoyed. Refreshments consisting OF
Ice cream and cake were served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
eRvEeuRc.

Mrs. Mary C. n. white Of East North
fleld, Mas, daughter Of Rev. Carlton
Hurd, pastor Of the Congregational
church here for more than thirty years,
Ii stopping at Mr.. Barrows', and renew
ing the associations Of her early years In
her native place.
A football game on Saturday after
noon between Potter Academy Of Seba-
70 and Fryeburg Academy resulted In
favor of the former II TO O.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott left on Monday foT
Brooklyn to attend the marriage Of his
sister Harriet.
Miss Eva Goodwin went to Portland
on Monday on her way 70 Bostou. and
wss Joined on Tuesday by Miss Mary
Burrows who came to assist the secre'
tarv OF the agricultural fair.
Mr.. Wilson Evans Of Philadelphia Il
at his brother Andrews, has come for q
months shooting.
The noise Of the sportsman Is abroad
In the land, making the woods resound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren viii
keep house ut Miss Fanny Tibbetts' al
present.
Mr.. GILES is moving into the Perry
house.
Mr.. Fred Walker Of Boston has made
q short visit to his parents.
Mr.. whitney, Of Phillips, who Is filing
Mr.. Aliens place at &. 7. Lsdd's, u
boarding at Mrs. Heald's.
The frat meeting Of the Womsn''
Library Club was held at their room or
Friday, Oct. sth, In charge Of the com
mittee of literature and art. Subject
Hawthorne.
Mrs. Frank Locke Is III with throat
trouble.
Mr.. Locke and son have gone to Ian
custer, n. II, to take charge OF mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12

The interiors Of one thousand OF the
most attractive homes Ia the United
States have been photographed by The
Ladies' Home Journal. One hundred OF
the best of these pictures will be re-
produced In that magazine. The frat
article of the series-"Inside Of Hun
dred Homes"-will appear 10 the Octo-
Der Journal. Bedchambers, reception
and dining -rooms, bath rooms, halls and
apartments Of every kind will be pictured
just as they are 10 daily use. Each
picture contains dozens OF suggestions.
Every woman IL interested In taking q
peep into the most attractive homes In
the land, to see how they are furnished
and arranged. She wants TO get practical
hints and new ideas for furnishing her
own. The houses photographed By the
Journal are those occupied by persons
of moderate income. Their interior ar
rangement shows what perfect taste can
accomplish with little money and the
touch OF woman's deft fingers. Homes
In every State In the Union-from Maine
TO Californla-were photographed for
the Journals unique and useful series.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
NORTHWEST REIHEI,


Mrs. Sylvanus Mason has been quite
sick for two weeks past, but at this
writing is thought TO be gaining slowly
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sebra Of Var.
mouth, with their daughter Eva, are
visiting Mrs. Sebra's aunt, Mrs. Sally
Bennett, at this place.
James Tyler has sold his place to a
Mr.. Proctor, and viii soon move his
family away.
Mrs. +. s. Skillings Of Portland Is Wis.
Ting her parents, Geo. Mason and wife.
A number from this place attended the
Waterford fair.
Mrs. Eta McKeen Of Shelburne and
Mrs. Anna Grover Of West Bethel we're
here to visit their aunt, Mrs. Sylvanus
Mason, recently.
Mr.. Fisher Parish has returned to her
home 10 Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12

Gardner McAllister from Roxbury
came down Wednesday on his wheel to
visit his relatives In this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin McAllister VIII
attend the Advent conference at Bridg
ton Saturday and Sunday.
Hannah Barker OF West Stopehau
visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Il. b
Mckeen. last week.
Mrs. Mason OF Bethel Was at Charles
Bucks through the fair.
Payson McAllister has litter OF ter
handsome pigs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
MASON

Mason Circle will meet with Nellie
Bean next Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The young people are cordial
ly invited.
Ben Skillings Of Otisfeld visited his
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Tyler, the past
week.
Bracket Small, Of Bolster's Mills, Is
visiting In town and hunting foxes.
John Chapman, Of Bethel, Is putting
In the sbutments for the bridge below
r. I. Beans mill.
George westleigh aud wife visited In
Norway last week. They came home
with q new horse.
Mrs. Peter Wheeler OF Bethel and Mrs.
Moses Libby Of Someryille, Mass, visit
ed at Addison Beans the past week.
Arthur Tyler planted about twenty
bushels Of potatoes and harvested fifteen
bushels. Some get two for one planted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE po,NoS or THE WEEK ~ AZ
SECTIONS or the COUNTY.
PARIS NM,

rrss Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. noherts.
sunday school Il b II. sabbaih Evsnine Ser.
vice a 100 T. =. Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
Universaiiss Church Rev. 4. W. Pisrcs. Pas
tor Preaching every Sunday at II 4. - Sun-
day School at u u. Meeting Of Young Peoples
ChrissiAa Union. Sunday evening - - o's'ock.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Marble and Mrs.
O. A. Thayer started Wednesday on q
trip 10 Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Marble
viii remain about ten days, Mrs.. Thayer
about month.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
held its annual meeting at the Universal
lat church Monday evening, and re
elected the old board of officers. The
Union has been a profitable one 10 all
WAYS.
W. T. Perkins and daughter, Miss
Lillian, have gone to Rockville to visit
Mr.. Perkins son, q. 4. Perkins, who Is
sick.
Miss Alice Hammond left Thursday
on visit 10 Boston, and Rockville,
Conn. She viii be gone several weeks.
Miss Lillian NJ. Lawrence, who has
been spending the summer on Paris HUI,
has returned to her home In Paris FOR
weeks vacation.
The apple crop IL pretty nearly con-
spicuous BY entire absence this year.
There are few, but they are almost rs
scarce as the proverbixl hens teeth.
One otchsrdist who in an ordinary year
has a hundred barrels or so, went out
the other day and picked his entire crop
L.. ~ Al bat nd
have TO make but one trip with IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. Mckinney
of Auburn visited relatives In Paris the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Wing OF
Wayne were visiting at Geo. l.. Mellen's
last week.
Messrs. kilbon PerhAm and G. w. q.
Perhsm OF Bryant's Pond were At Ex-
Governor Perham's SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Maxim made q
White Mountain trip last week, driving
to Fryeburg and there taking the Maine
Central excursion train TO Fabyans.
They spent three very pleasant days In
that way.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii. Stone and Mrs.
Selma Hooper, Of Fall River, Mass,
have been visiting friends In Paris Tor
the past two weeks.
There was very pleasant gathering
st Mr.. J. III. Jaekson's last week, con-
sisting of Mrs. Jackson's brothers and
sisters, and daughter and husband, and
also her niece. Mrs. h. Holden
The Universslist circles for the season
were started in good shape Friday even
| ing. The supper was as good rs ever.
The bidding for packages was lively, as
II didn't cost anything 10 bid, and much
Fun was afforded by the opening OF the
bundles, disclosing a great variety OF
articles. Two hours dancing followed
Miss Mary Pierce entertained the
teachers and students Of Paris Hill
Academy at her home last Thursday
\
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Hills, the Ieweler. Norway, oher: no
such Inducements 70 patrons - cnesp
work. still his prices are NO h'gher tnsn
any first-class workmsu.
Hills, Norway, Is the only practical
optician In Oxford County; the only ore
In this county who ever attended an op.
ttcsl schooI. and hiss diploms TOR Same
No mail diplomas. lie can back up Ms
statements and use no Wind.
A. Bassett Of Norwsy has been n :
Gently appointed fish asd game warder'
he al.o holds the Office of state detective
coroner and constable. Any business
reported tn him In either line VIII ~
c.ive prompt attention. All letters arc
held strictly confidential and promptly
answered.
There Il nothing equal to success
The Kelley Institute, Isl Congress ~
Portland, Il daily asserting LIS In
portance and value In meeting the o.
msnds made upon II by those who az,
sire to become cured Of rum, opium, ant
tobacco diseases, as well ~ OF nervous
ness and nervous prostration. CORE
spondruce solicited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
RuMFQRp FALLS.

The butter factory at the Centre was
burned last Tuesday night. Cause un-
known.
John Caldwell Of Andover was In town
last Wednesday.
DR.. Stuart Of Rumford Corner and
DIR. Abbott of the Point were among our
visitors within the p,s, few day.
the piano contest of the Times mas
closed with +. II. Burgess as winner.
+. =. Bartlett ls building him stable
for his pony.
Mrs. S. X. Cutting, who has been sick
at the Maine General Hospital, returned
home last Saturday.
Louis Hillman has house nearly CON-
pleted.
Miss Hall has moved into her new
store near the Stephens block.
Brother Wallace Moore Is happy over
his new desk won In the Democrats desk
contest.
The teachers meeting held at the high
school building last Saturday afternoon
was an interesting and profitable session.
Nearly thirty teachers were present
Interesting papers were read By Prof
Geo. W. Stearns on Methods OF teach
ing civil government" Miss Alien OF
Mexico on Chow to teach drawing,
and The schools OF yesterday aud to-
day. by NJ. y. Corson. These meetings
are held once a month, and the results
are apparent Ia the excellent condition
OF our schools.
Fred Rollins Ia at work at Llvermore
Falls.
Rev. J. l.. Hoyle delivered his Illus.
trated lecture on Pilgrims Progress al
Mexico last Monday evening.
Cashier Pratt has his house nearly
completed.
Among the recent visitors Ia town We
noticed c. Z. Kimball Of Andovcr.
Joseph Potvin, who Il clerking for
Israelson Il Marx, has moved his family
To Rumford Falls.
During the absence of Miss Jeunl,
Martin, Miss Esther Moore, X, +. II. s..
'9s, taught In her place-second grade
primary.
The Packard Bros. have moved into
the cottage recently vacated by Superin
teudent Lovejoy.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill has been IL
Portland during the past week.
Dell Howard Is building a stable.
The most important and the mos
strictly observed holiday 10 the Jeeisi
calendar, Yom kippur, was observed By
the devout Hebrews Of this place las
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
DENMARK.


Mr.. Z. Dayton Jones has returned 70
his home In Montpelier, Cal.
Mr.. w. l.. Jones and wife have re-
turned TO their home in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. 5. G. Davis has returned to his
labors In Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. Ed Swan Of Winchester, Mass,
IL q guest at the Maplewood.
Mr.. Walter Luck and wife have the
sympathy Of many friends aud neigh
bors 10 the loss Of their little girl, which
died Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Luck
have another child very sick, aud no,
expected TO live.
Mr.. GrSy's gang Of labelers at the
corn shop flushed their labors Saturday
Oct. y.
Mr.. George Whales has n baby very
sick and not expected TO live.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
NORIh PARIS

Mr.. c. Il. lawrence Of lawrence
Mass, is visiting friends at North Paris,
also 10 Sumner, his native town, and
Bethel.
Two OF Mr.. loves nephews Of Ran.
dolph. VT, visited him last week.
Mr.. Newt has returned 10 his home In
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. II. W. Durham and wife visited
his brother In wsterville last week.
A goodly number attended corn roas,
At Tanglewood farm last Friday even
inc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
SWEDEN

The many business friends Of Mr..
CSlvin Whitney, Of Bridgton, were much
ssddened to hear of his death which oc-
Cured Sept. 18th at his Bridgton home.
J. w. Chute has bought house at
South Paris aud Is soon TO move there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chute have been life-resi-
dents Of our town and always ready to
help In every good undertaking, and "a
say they will be greatly missed only
partially expresses the sentiment Of our
entire community. Mrs. Chute Is now
at Bridgton assisting her sister, Mrs, X
l. Woodbury., In disposing Of her home
there, after which she will make her
home with Mr.. aud Mrs. Chute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
SUMNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrill, went to
Franklin last Sunday.
w. E. Bowker Ia making great im-
provements In the looks Of his house by
putting 10 new windows.
Nettie Morrill, has gone to Lewiston on
q visit.
Jerry Bracket, Of Auburn, visited his
sister, Mrs. Z. c. B0wker, recently.
Nellie NJ. Foster has gone to Auburn
to work In the Elm House.
John Davenport has sold his oxen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
EAST hG0RON.

A goodly number went TO Turner 70
Pomona Grange last Wednesday.
L. G. Perry takes bis family out In q
new double seated top carriage. drawn
by fne span Of horses, handsomely
equipped. The team takes the prize In
this vicinity.
Rev. w. l.. Bradeen and family are
away on q prolonged vacation.
Fred Packard's customers keep him
busy handling grain. He was obliged &c
give the charge Of the depot into other
hands, as his time was fully occupied.
DIR. Robinson went to Andover last
Thursday.
A. G.. Roberts and Charles Russell
took their steeds to Rigby last week.
Mrs. Hiram Conant Is very sick with
typhoid fever. Much anxiety is express
ed by her numerous friends.
Report says that F. L. Saunders and
wife are coming To his old home to make
n permanent home with his parents. l.
+. Saunders and wife.
Everett Pierce shot hawk last week
that measured three feet from tip TO tip
lie Was taking his breakfast of OF one ol
Everett's chickens.
The cross road leading from Albert
Merrill's 10 II. A. Records has been r.
paired recently. The past season Il In!
been unsafe for travelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
RoxauRY.

Mrs. Chas. Rundlett died the sth inst.
She Was one OF the most patient, home
keeping women who ever lived 10 this
town, and her death Il terrible blow to
her family as she leaves several small
children.
Rev. ID. A. Cannon Is on = visit to
West Peru and vicinity. His wife ls
canvassing In Camden.
Twenty. seven teams crossed our new
bridge In one day last week which
proves that we needed the bridge.
The roads have been made 10 the
bridge on each side.
Herbert Mitchell has built set OF nice
new buildings.
Much call for sheep and lambs.
Hon. John Z. Swasey aud family are
as Birch Brook Pond.
The forests are now one great bouquet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-12
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT,

Whereas, Union Grange, No. so, p. oil
H., East Sumner, IL called to mourn the
loss Of worthy sister,
Resolved, That in the death Of Sister
Addie A. Morrison we have lost worthy
member Of cur order; one who WAS ever
willing TO work for the good Of the
order.
Resolved. That we tender our sympa-
thies to the bereaved children and IA
ther and assure them that We will ever
cherish her memory.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
for thirty days.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be entered on our records, also q
copy sent to the bereaved family, and to
the Oxford Democrat for publication.
JENNIE II. BONNEY, Committee
EUNIcE s. FOSTER, on
CYNTHIA MORRILL,, J Resolutions.