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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02

FATAL ACCIDENT IN WOODSTOCK.
The Oxford County Advertiser learns
that shooting accident with fatal re-
suit occurred near North Woodstock on
Thursday, Oct. 2lst, the victim being
the 1917 ear-old son Of Alonzo Russell Of
Milton Plantation. Orrie Russell and a
young man from the city, who boards at
Jason Halls were cunning. They stop
ped to rest, IL IL reported, and the city
chap was cutting his name on tree and
leaned his gun against fallen log, when
the Russell boy asked II he could take
the gun and 20 around little and try
and see II he could find partridge. On
getting leave to take the gun he took
hold Of the muzzle, which brought the
hammer against the log, discharging the
gun. The charge entered the right arm,
going up his sleeve, tearing the muscle
Of the arm away, the shot lodging In the
shoulder, some striking the shoulder
blade and collar bone, making fright
ful wound. He lived until 10 O'Clock
Saturday, when death relieved his SUI
ferings. Il was two hours after the &C
cldent before . physician could get to
him, and be told the family that the loss
OF blood had weakened the boy 90 he
could not recover. Much sympathy b
felt for them In their loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
EAST HEBRON.

Rev. Mr.. Young Of North Auburn
preached 10 exchange with our local
pastor last Sabbath, and gave q very
Interesting and practical discourse on
temperance to an attentive audience.
Addison Monk has bought Henry Al
lens farm, stock and farming imple-
ments. Henry and wife will Walt her
father and sister In Hermon, and other
relatives In other localities, before going
into business.
Mrs. james Farris passed away Tues
day. She Was stricken with paralysis .
short time before and never recovered
her speech. Her husband has becn I'M
able to dress without help for the past
three years. They have been kindly
cared for by his son Carl and family.
Mr. Farris was 90 lonely altar the funeral
he went to Canton TO visit his daughter.
81. A. Record has rebuilt Mr.. Car
penter's chimney recently.
WIN Koone has returned from Cara
bassett, having dashed working thsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
tOCkE'S MILLS.

Mrs. Linnie Green has been visiting
relatives here.
Ola Barnett OF New Hampshire recent
IL paid visit to his uncle, j. b. Barnett
George woodsum has had his barber
shop newly painted. The Martin boys
did the work.
Mrs. Carrie Green Of Rumford Falls
has been visiting her father, A. j. Aver.
Jock Crockett went TO Boston on the
excursion.
Dana Grant returned from the hospital
without having his eyes oper ited on.
The ladies hsd an entertainment al
Mt. Abrsm Hall, Oct. 20. They present.
ed the proceeds, which were g., TO Mr..
Doughty. also beautiful clock.
viii Coolidge and Hannah Noyes
were united In marriage at his home
here about two weeks ago. Walter Rand
ofiicisted.
Percie Mccormick of Portland Is stop
ping at Mark Lsphsm's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
lei healed woO,ipccker.

The affair closed with q supper and
ball Thursday evening. The defeated
side OF course paid for the supper Tor
the winners. As sickness In both hotels
prevented having supper there, first-
class supper OF oysters and pastry was
served by the Universalist LADIES' Circle.
Stearns, Norseworthy and Hsselton
furnished music for the ball. The even
ing WAS rainy, and the number of dan
GERS was not large, but Just about large
enough To make good comfortable dam
cling. The evening was very much en-
loved BY all present.
James L. whittemore, who has been
in feeble health for some time, died
Monday, Oct. 25th, Mt the age OF -
wears. He leaves . wife and three
daughters, all married.
Professor and Mrs. j. NJ. Pike, Miss
Grace Harlow, Miss Sibley and Miss
Bertha Twitchell attended the teachers
institute AZ Rumford Falls Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. W. ;. Martin, the evangelist,
closed his lsbors In the special meetings
At the Bsptis, church Thursday evening.
Mr.. Martin Is an earnest and effective
worker. aud Il has been profitable
series OF meetings.
Rev. T.. W. Weber OF Rumford Falls
preached AZ the Universalist church
sunday. on exchange with Rev. Mr..
Pierce, and 81 the meeting OF the Young
Peoples Christian Union In the evening
gave q very interesting lecture to young
men. There WAS good attendance.
The Uniyersalist Circle meets Friday
evening next, At Academy Hall. Sup
per AZ 6 O'Clock "a usual. For enter
tsinment there will be a masquerade.
aud every body Is invited and requested
20 come 10 costume. Admission "a
usual.
Advertised letters in Paris post Office,
Nov. lst:
Mr. c Harlow.
Mr.. Saner Mayer.
Mrs. 4. May.
Mrs Geo. T. Harrison.
Geo. Proctor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
EAST SUMNER.

James ID. Bosworth aud family return
ed TO their residence here on Wednesday,
after an absence Of several months In
Poland.
Bosworth 4 Cary have put In new
water wheel In their saw mill, and are
making other changes therein.
Work Is still progressing In the corn
shop.
Sietson & Warren have good supply
OF feed for stock, and mill for grind
Ing corn aud oats, and are doing 4 large
business 10 their line.
A l2-year-old son Of Charles IL. Berry
recently shot large buck deer, which
dressed about $50 pounds. lie had only
shot gun loaded for partridge, but got
there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
SWEDEN

Mrs. Charles Flint Ia quite sick with
the grippe, and Mr.. Flint Is still very
feeble. They are kindly cared for by
Mrs. Tibbetts Of Canada and Miss Susie
Chandler.
o. r. Maxwell and daughter, Lena and
Alice Plummer aud WILDER Wilson were
among the Boston excursionists OF last
week.
Eiward Grouse OF Boston who has
been with his sister, Mrs. Charlie Evans,
for some time, returned home few days
ago.
Charlie Evans and Ray Wilson are In
Boston at work In the leather works OF
Roy Clark.
j. w. Chute aud family went to their
new home 10 South Paris the first Of the
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
FRYE BURG,

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barrows went Ia
Boston Monday for the winter.
Many OF the Fryeburg people wen. on
the excursion to Boston via NJ. c. II. X
Monday, Oct. Is.
Mr.. Andrew Evans and wife. Mrs. T.
l.. Eastman, and Rev. +. II. Abbott
attended the conference at North Bridg'
ton, Oct. 81 and -.
Mrs. ID. X. Hastings and Miss Alice
started for Wisconsin Wednesday, Oct
~, TO remain all winter.
Mrs. Lord has moved to Waterford
with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie kneeland
Mrs. Mary Lord Is visiting her mother
Mrs.. warrener, on Main Street.
Mr.. Walter Mansfield has started n
travelling salesman for Flies Seed Co.,
and at present writing Is In New Hsmp.
shire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
sROWNFlElD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spring and dsugh-
ter, formerly Of this town, now OF West
brook, visited friends in this village re-
Gently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bradley OF Fryeburg
were the guests OF Mrs. Julia Bean
Tuesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Scranton have moved
into the Central House.
Everett Linscott, Harry Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. Seldeu Boynton, Mrs. Sadie
Boyntou, Miss Annie Harding and Mrs
T.. l. Frink have gone to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Linscott have
gone tn Boston to spend the winter.
Mr.. Joseph Cousins has moved into
the Stuart house.
Frank Johnston Is doing quite an ex-
tensive business in his stave mill.
Mr.. and Miss Staples are doing rush
ing business In the clothing line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
MASON.

Rev. ii. A. Peare and brother Of
Naples were 10 town the past week hunt
ing.
Shirley Hszleton Of North Albany
shot a large deer in his field the past
week and saw another.
James Crockett Of Norway Lake, and
william o. Needhsm, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
were guests at Addison Beans last FRI
day night.
Rev. Z,charish Wheeler OF West Paris
visited at S. o. Growers last Friday
night.
Annie Merrill Is visited by a Mrs. Wise
from South Paris. an old schoolmaie at
the deaf and dumb school Of Portland.
Fred ordway, OF Gilesd, was In town
last Sunday.
Bert Iittletield OF Stonehsm was In
town the past week with his peddier's
cart.
Several went from here to hear Rev.
Mr. Barton at the new church at West
Bethel last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NORTH PARIS.

Joseph Penley WAS at North Paris
Oct. ~.
Two persons took the first two degrees
at the grange Oct. q, and there u TO be
q special meeting Oct. 30 to enable them
to obtain the other degrees In time for
Pomona Grange, which meets with
West Paris Grange Nov. 2.
B. X. Dow has bought yoke Of j.
year-old steers Of Eldron Stearns.
Hiram Field brought Mrs. Nancy
Noyes up to G. G. Fullcr's Oct. - 70
get some Of her things.
A. d. Andrews has had TO rebuild .
bridge on Abnef Benson's dat, - one
stringer had broken down.
WIN Blood came up Sunday after bis
wife, who has been q her fathcr's Tor
two or three dAys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
aNn0vea.

TIE flne weather Of the past two weeks
has Riven ample opportunity Tor the
fsrmer % finish his falrs work.
Harry Thomas ID doing nicely now
since the second operation was perform
ed on his arm. Il 10 believed now his
arm can be saved.
Married, Oct. Is, at the home Of the
brides father, by Rev. Mr.. Adams, Mr..
Chas. E. Howe Of Rumford Falls and
Miss Emma r. Burditt.
Married, Oct. =, Mr.. F. A. Perry OF
Boston and Miss Nellie r. Milton OF An
dover.
The Methodist church 10 holding .
series Of mecsiugs. Rev. Mr.. Wentworth
Of SkowheSan preached last Thursday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NORTH RuCkElElp.

J.son Mitchell has moved 10 with Carl
Heald.
Mrs. Rezetta Bicknell and Mrs. j. A.
Warren went TO Boston on the excur-
sion the 18th.
o l.. Varney Of Sumner Il At work for
Heald Bros. doing some repairs on their
mill.
Orison Jordan Is painting for E. d.
Head.
Jefferson Fsrrar has bought him four
2-year-old steers.
II. NJ. Buck has bought the James
Tyler place aud moved there.
This seems to be quite year for game.
Decatur Turner Of this place has caught
In his corn field this fall four skunks,
three coons and two eats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

BUCKFIELD, Oct. 20.
The monthly meeting Of the Oxford
County Medical Association at this place
to-day was called to order by Or. r.
Barker OF Norway, president OF the as
ISOLATION. The following members were
nresent: Dr.. Bradbury, Barker and
Rartlett Of Norway, Woodbury. Of South
Psris. Toble and Rankin Of Mechanic
Falls' Buckuam Of Bethel, Caldwell and
Blanchard Of Buck6eld, Stuart OF Rum
ford, Stanwood Of Canton. !,
Drs. 8. C. Gordon, G. b. Swasey and
Z e. Holt Of Portland were present oy
invitation. DR.. Gordon read paper on
"Hysterectomy, !" and DR.. Swssey one on
s.Nodern Treatment Of Chronic Rec0r-
ring Hsadaches.r Both papers were
disguised By Drs. Holt, Stanwood,
Swasey, Gordon, Barker, Bradbury.
H. L. BARTLETT, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
SOUTH RuMFORD.

DIR. j. =. Putnam has laid an sque-
duct TO his barn.
Mrs. Clara Curtis and daughter are
expected home from New Hampshire
the last Of this week.
w. +. Clark and Nell Lovejoy are
trapping In Roxbury.
Born, Oct. 18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. wymsn, daughter blanche, l-2
pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
RuMFORp.

The buildings OF Byron Tuttle consist
ing of house, stable and carriage house
were burned about l A. NJ, Oct. q. Blu.
little saved from the house, nothing
from the stable. Mr.. futile Is the well
known stage driver Of the flrm OF futile
Bros. The origin OF the Dire IL unknown
The Insurance Il very small. IL was the
best sc, Of buildings In the village.
Mrs. Blanchard and Mrs. Jane Kim
ball have gone to Boston.
No clue TO the Hodgdon robbery.
Miss George Weber Is visiting her
uncle, j. ii. Barker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NORTH SUMNER.

George Redding and family went to
Paris last week.
Hattie Jordan Is at home for q few
days.
School has finished.
L. c. Buck is at work for c. Buck on
Sumner Hill.
+. McAllister and mother have gone TO
Boston for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
ROxeuRY.

Swain & Reed are building platform
beside the track for loading cars. II
will save their men much hard lifting.
They are moving the old school house
across the road away from the cemetery
"A much needed Improvement.
Two deer came out 10 an apple tree
for apples near John Hustou's barn, and
he shot one Of them.
Mr.. witham and Mr.. Cate from the
Falls took an outing, camping at Dress
er's camps. They came out "Wednesday
with fine young buck that Mr.. Withsm
shot, taking him on the run with MS
Winchester.
All Of US who have business out OF
doors are greatly favored With this fine
weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NEWRN.

Quite lot Of the Newryites went to
Boston on the excursion last Monday.
Among the number, E. II. Stearns, Mira.
j. +. Coolidge, and Mrs. N. l.. Thurston
OF North Newry, Miss Ethel Hastings,
Bessie and Floyd Sesrle OF Newry
Corner, Loren Trask and his bride, Mrs.
John Brown and Mrs. Charles Atherton
Of Sunday River.
j. $. Allen and Mamie NJ. Baker were
united In marriage Tuesday OF this week,
ut the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. s. Baker, OF Newry.
G. ). Richardson and wife returned 10
their home 10 South Paris Tuesday last.
Orrin Foster and n. s. Baker have
been hauling their apples to Bethel this
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NORWAY LAKE.

]. E. Marston is quite sick with cold
and sore in his head.
Partridge Bros. are building small
addition TO the engine room at their
store.
Miss Lsferrier attended the teachers
institute az Rumford Falls Friday and
SATURDAY, so there was no school Friday.
Mrs. VIM. .. Perry, Miss Quint and
daughter Gwendolyne have gone TO
Boston on the excursion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
SUMNER HILL,

MIRA L. W. Hartman and daughter OF
North Dakota are visiting st hermother's,
Mrs. r. NJ. Barrett's. Also Il. q. Bar
,ett Of Togus.
Oscar Chandler Is at work for F. l..
Barrett.
Mrs. A. NJ. Andrews has been visiting
10 the place the past week.
George Record WAS Ia town the 2lst.
DIR. b. G. W. Cushmsn Of Auburn has
been visiting at his brothers. the past
week.
liver Lowe was at Frank Barrett's
Sunday. the 2lth.
Charlie Richardson OF Greenwood
staid all night at Selden Barrett's, the
2lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
TESTIMONIAL BY GRANGE.
Mr. AND MRS. A. X. p GoOGlNs BAN
QUETEp BY Nj. CUTLER GRANGE.
H,RAM Oct l.. lSg-

HIRAM, Oct. l.. 1897.
Mr.. Albion X. z. Googins, former
selectmsu, and one OF our most worthy
and respected citizens, has sold his farm
in East Hiram 10 Mr.. Charles e. Stuart,
and will soon remove TO Newington,
" II, 10 reside with his daughter, Mrs.
Edith HOyt. Mrs Mary Elton, OF fren-
ton. Maine, has recently made fare
well visit 20 her parents and her native
home, before IL passes into the hands OF
others.
Mr.. Googjns l. nearly 20 years old,
and our entire population share IN his
deep regret that he and his estimable
wife must Weld to other hands the duties
they have performed so faithfully and
so long. We think 10 farm In Hiram
has changed so much In two score years,
and there are probably miles of under
drain not visible 10 the passer-by. The
buildings, also, unique and peculiar in
design and construction, are the most
neat, cory and convenient We have ever
seen.
on Oct 10th, the grange invited Mr..
and Mrs. Googins 10 a farewell banquet
u
excellent dinner were enjoyed. Hon.
Oliver Allen WAS called TO the chair, aud
in feeling speech stated the objects Of
the meeting. Mr.. Melville Gould, in be-
half OF the members, presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Googins an elegant clock. with sp-
propriate remarks, 20 which the grateful
couple eloquently responded. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted unsni-
mously:
Whereas. The Mt Cutler Grange, r. Of H.. No.
lJ2. have learned with deep regret that our es-
teemed brother. Albion n y. Googins. and sister.
Ruth II. Googins. charter members Of this grange.
and always jealous and unfaltering In their
loyal devotion TO its welfare and Its principles,
contemplate removing from the farm that for
forty-oDe years has been a conspicuous model
of energy, neatness, and thrift, and the home
that has ever been an example OF the pure and
beautiful In New England farm life, therefore
Resolved. That we desire % place on record
our appreciation OF their useful and sterling
characters a. citizens and Patrons, their court
eous, genial, and kindly demeanor ~ friends
and neighbors, and their diligence In the pro
xressiye words and works within their circle Of
OF thought ami action. Not only viii their In
dividuafsy remain with Us In IT. indelible I'm
press, but the farm that has blossomed as the
rose. and doubled It's productive capacity under
their combined efforts. and the comfortable ami
convenient buildings. and especially the cozy
home-nest. win be an inspiration and example
for generations AS Ne clasp their hands In
farewell greeting, cherish the hope that In
another state IN the years that await them. which
hope viii be peaceful and many, fond re
membrsnce viii often revert with pleasure 20 the
pleasant hours passed in this hall. and the old
home upon the hillside.
cassiS I. Gculp. on
CHAnLIs RANKS, Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02

John D. Myers Of Freeport, brakeman
on . Grand Trunk gravel train, was kiIl-
ed under . locomotive Tuesday morning
In the railroad yard 1t Portland. BE
wanted TO ride on the locomotive, and y
trying to get on fell under. A c0roner'e
Jury returned . verdict that the accident
was tie result Of bic own careleesness.
he Was a and had . young wifo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
WILSON'S MILLS.

r. A. Storey came down from Psrma-
cheenee lake with his last party Oct. IL.
T.. S. Bennett Is clerk In N. ID. Stur-
tevant's store, while Mrs. Sturtevant is
at Bethel on visit to her parents.
Mrs. +. A. Flint has returned from
Stratford, and Mira. Athertou, who was
housekeer during her absence, has gone
to her home In Colebrook.
The Kings Daughters gave an enter
tainment st the school house "wednesday
evening, consisting OF readings, recits-
tions, tableaux and pautomime. Lunch
was served after the entertainment.
&C. Bean and X. A, Storey went to
Colebrook Friday on business for the
town.
school closed oct, 2Ji for weeks
vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
OXFORD.

A delegation from the Oxford Division
OF Sons OF Temperance attended the
grand division at Harpswell.
An auction sale OF household goods
and farming tools was held at the resi-
dence OF the late A. NJ. French on Thurs
day, A. d. Park auctioneer.
Born, Oct. 23d, to the wife Of Chas
r. Starbird. n daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
SWAIN Norcn ROAD FEARING,

The endless chain Of petition, lisigs-
ton and reference in the Swain Notch
road case has turned another link, and
the fourth public hearing in the matter
will &c held, IS announced in the adj
vertising columns Of the Democrat, at
Andover on the sd Of this month. The
county commissioners having discon-
tinued the location, or a part Of IL, the
town Of Andover voted to appeal the
matter to the Supreme Judicial Court.
Accordingly, at the October term a
committee Of reference was appointed,
consisting Of Hon. Wallace III. White OF
Lewiston, Hon. James Morrison Of
Phillips, and Hon. o. b. Clason OF
Gardiner. This committee advertise the
hearing at the time and place noted
above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
WEST ERVeBURG.

Seth Sargent and family have moved
into the house recently occupied by John
Ward.
John Ward has moved into the house
recently occupied by Sslmon Smith, aud
Mrs. Smith has moved out Of the plfce
Quite a moving time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett OF Bridgton visit
cd her brother, Mr.. 5. o. Wiley, last
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
EAST BETHEL.

Johnnie Ray, the deaf mute who works
for Porter Farwell, is spending q few
weeks 10 Boston.
Miss Ivy Richardson is preparing for
lyceum at the close OF her school.
Mr.. aud Mrs. z. C. Perry, Mrs. N. +.
Swan, Miss Helen Bartlett and Mrs. 4
w. Bartlett left for Boston on the ex-
cnrsion last Monday.
Mrs. Angie Stearns Is visiting friends
In this place.
Miss Rose Kimball closed her school
in Hanover Oct. 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
TIKI OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos or the WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

First Baptist Church. Rcv. II. A. Roberts.
Sunday school q Il u. Sabbath Eventns Ser
Vice q 7:eo 2. \. Prayer Meeting wednesday
sS TniSssrsanss Church Rsv. \. W. psros. r.s-
day school At i \. Meeting of Young Peoples
Christian Union. Sunday evening a 90 O'Clock.
Mrs. Il. H. Barton Of Cincinnati 10 Wis
ting at Mr.. Marbles.
Albion Packard has gone to work on
the wood lot Of Andrews 4 Thayer, near
Tuell Town.
The good work still goes on at Mount
Mica. The big finds reported In last
weeks Democrat were pretty nearly dis
counted by the results OF Mondays
work, which included some OF the nnest
tourmalines vet discovered, and announcer
pocket opened Wednesday contained
some phenomenally fine large crystals.
There's lots Of wealth just below the
rocky surface of our Maine soil, II you
only know where to look for II.
Mrs. Adelbert Greenwood OF Newton
vile. Mass, died at the Union House
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Green
wood had come to Paris Hill to spend
their vacation, and Mrs. Greenwood Was
taken III soon after coming here, and
never recovered.
Miss Charlotte =. Hammond, N. d.,
gave whist p,rty Friday evening.
Seven tables were filled 10 the pleasant
snd spacious dining room and parior OF
The Beecbes, and an exceedingly pleas
ant evening was spent ov all.
The bird hunt came of Wednesday as
arranged. and WAS perhaps as free from
the Objectionable features which some
times accompany those Affairs as any
that has ever been held. The game
brought Ia WAS with few II any exeep-
tons, shot by the hunters, and shot that
day. Ernest Shaw and Maurice Newton
were captains Of the two sides. IL Was
a great day for hunting and good bags
of game were brought in. The count re-
suited 10 a score Of 10, 40 for shsws
side, and I,i05 for Newton's. This was
on the basis OF red squirrels counting %,
cartridges, rabbits, etc, 100. The total
| list Of game brought In WAS:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
COMING EVENTS.

Nov. s-Oxford Pomona Grange, West Paris
Nov. s. t-Otisfeld Free Baptist Quarterly
Meeting West Paris.
Nov s-Little AntroscoSgln Valley sunday
school Association. Bethel
Nov 9-Thank sxtv.ng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ladies and Chilsircn's Underwear.
Millinery.
For sale.
Costs Allowed by County Commissioner
Costs Allowed by :. J. Count.
For Sale
sheet Music NJ Half Price.
Old Age and Extreme outh.
v A Shurtlcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02

Single Copies OF the Democrat are four cents
each They yin he mailed on receiptof price by
the publishers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies Of OF each issue have been placed on
sale a the following places IN the County:
south PsriA. sturtevant's Drug store.
Shurt,en-s Drug Store.
Norway Ncyes' Drug store
stones Drug Store
Bucknehd. Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
rryeburg. A.. Levin. Insurance omoo
Paris hin. N. L. Nelien, Pos, ofice.
Bryant's Pond. II. y. Libby, Poet once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-02
INNCANIiIE

lie Forest McAllister IL cutting wood
for Loring Mekeen Of Stonehsm.
Sllas Mckeen Is finishing his kitchen.
John Mason did the carpenter work.
willard Barker has flushed work for
III. b. McKeen, and gone TO Roxbury In
search Of winters job.
Mrs. Austin McAllister has been doing
some painting 10 her dining room.
Mrs. Elmer Cordwell IL quite sick.
school in this district closed Friday
for a vacation Of two weeks.
Mrs. Eta Remission and two children
OF Norway have been at her fathers,
Burnham Mckeen's, for week.