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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hills, the Jeweler, Norway, offers ne
such Inducements to patrons ~ chesT
work. still his prices are no higher thar
any first-class workman.
Hills, Norway, IL the only practica
opticlan In Oxford County; the only one
10 this county who ever attended an op
teal school, and has diploma for same
No mail diplomas. He can back up hli
statements and use no wind.
There Is nothing equal to success
The Kelley Institute, Isl Congress ST.,
Portland, Il daily asserting It's I'm
portAnce and value In meeting the de.
mands made upon II by those who de-
sire 10 become cured Of rum, opium, and
tobacco diseases, as well rs OF nervous
ness and nervous prostration. Core
spondence solicited.
USE Is LESS PAINT
by using +. w. Devoe & Co.'S Best Mix
ed Paint. II covers l-3 better ard wears
Is longer. =. z. Stone sells it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
TAele TALK.

TIE frequent mention Of mince piel
and turkey carries with e the aroms Of
Thanksgivipe, . subject Of much interest
TO housekeepers and home-makers d
present, oil Of whom will therefore want
TO see the November issue Of Table Talk.
Besides this, the inquiries, direct from
women Of this class, will DO found help
ful, a arc also the menus and season
able recipes for the month. "The
Thanksgiving Turkey" BY Cornelia G.
Bedford, and "Cheese and fts Digestibil-
ity," BY Prof. Henry I.effiman are valu-
able articles. '1Scrsp Books" are pleas
sntly discussed by Martha Bockee Flint
''Tea Cup Ancestry" BY Rose Crosby.
while mothers will nnd much food for
thought Ia the two articles, Thought
less Mothers" by Alice Hamilton Rich,
and "One Mothers Methods" BY Mrs.
Van Koert Schuyler. "The New Bill Of
Fare" by Mrs. II. C. Myer is ~ attract
I've a. usual to women, while the latest
fashions In dress and ornament are
touched upon by Miss Tillle May Forney.
A sample copy Of Table Talk 10 offered
free to any OF our readers who will send
their name and address to Table Talk
Publ. hing Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
TO CURE cATARRH

do not depend upon snuifs, inhalants or
other local applications. Catarrh ID .
constitutional disease. end can b sue
cessfully treated only BY means Of con-
stitutIonsl remedy like Hoods 6arsa-
parilla, which thoroughly puri6es the
scrofuloos tsints which cause catarrh.
Ths great number Of testlmonials from
those who have been cured OF catarTh BY
Hoods 6arsapaEills prove the unequalled
power o1 this medlclne 70 conquer this
alnoaso. II tfoubled With catsfrh give
Hoods GassapaSilla fair trial q once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

To all persons Interested In other Of the estates
hereinafter named:
Ats Probate Court, held q Paris. In and for
The County Of Oxford, on the third Tuesday Of
October, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-seven The following
matter having bean presented for he action
therenpon hereinafter indicated, Il h hereby
ORDgRED:
That notice thereof b siven 70 m persons In.
terested By causing copy Of this order 70 be
published thrcs weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN The Ok.
lord Democ1s newepeyer pubnshed 9 south
Probate Court 70 Be held q ssid fsf1s. on The
third Tuesday Of Nov. A. d. leo7. q nine Of the
clock In The forenoon. and b heard thereon II
they 80 cause:
STEPHEN d. HUTCHINSON. late Of Pssis.
deceased. VIII and petttiou for probate thereof
presented by Winfield .. Huschinson. the sxecu.
tor therein named.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNe. Judge Of said Count.
4 true eopy-Attesk:-
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NORWAY. 6; SOUTH PARIS, Q

South Paris High school and Norway
High School played hard fought game
OF football on the fair grounds Saturday
afternoon, resulting In favor OF NORWAY,
6 o. The game WAS played In ID
minute halves. Walter l.. Gray referee,
In the FIRST half, after Norway bad
carried the ball within q short distance
OF the goal, II Was lost TO South Paris.
which steadily advanced Il TO the middle
Of Norway's territory, when the time
expired, without either side having
| scored.
In the second half Norway. taking the
! ball from South Paris kickoff. advanced
IL steadily down the field. making a
touchdown and kicking the goal. After
the second kickoff Norway lost the ball
TO South Paris, and IL was advanced 10
within three yards Of the line, when. at
this critical stage OF the game, South
Paris failed 20 make the necessary gains,
aud lost the ball 20 Norway about a
minute before the expiration OF the half.
There was no more scoring.
IL was a well-fought game, and South
Paris Is By no means ashamed of the
showing made.
The lineup Of the teams Was As fol-
Lows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
STATE OF MAINE.
COLLECTORS NOTICE AND ADVERTISEMENT OF
SALE OF LANDS OF NONRESIDENT OWNERS

Unpaid Taxes on lands Of non. resilient own.
ers situated In the town Of Porter, In the County
The following iist Of taxes on real estate
of nor. resilient owners, situated In the
town OF Porter. Aforesaid. for the year lss,
committed 10 me for collection for said
town 90 the third day Of Aususs. iSs: renal. mail,
taxes with interest and charges arc NOT previ
ously paid 20 much Of the real estate taxed - II
sufficient and necessary 70 pay the amount due
therefor. including iutere.t and charges. Will
be sold without further notice, at public auction
as the Town House, In said town. on the hrst
Monday Of December, 1857. at nine O'Clock A u
OWNER. on PROPERTY. TAX DUE
Brooks, Samuel, bounded north by land
Of Alonxo Hubbard; east by highway;
south BY w. u. Philbrick; weA By
land Of Geo. ". Towle. ts$
Chandler. ". L.. Geo. Chapman place,
bounded north By Brownseld ne;
east by A. Blake's line; south by J.
D. Danforth and NathL Day; wess BY :,
French. Noses B., swamp Iot. s
Greeniav. Iesnder. the J: A. Howard
meadow los nsar Geo. W. Redlon's,
Harmon, 0cecheal Co.: hemlock tres
|. for timber, bought Of II. b. R0bhtns,
Of 9. b. Neserve. known - he
Betsey Robbins lok Ia
Huntrsss. George, he Robert Hustsess
lot, next eass Of y. n. hne, 20
Rid!on. John 2, the 2. d. Rihlou sessd
p Hesar IslIs sii,kass. nexs wsss OF :. =
Richardson, Albert, ths L. 4. GilpatEick
repair shop IN Kexas Fails viIhse,
next esse Of aossl Masowosdo. 81
s. asss% p ess:Ssss +; so ss.' "a
81 ga . 4 Ma ss. q 8 a.p pull ~ ~
- 49, ~ = r. -. ~
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Lowe est Prices !!
LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT.
500 HORSE BLANKETS, IS cents to
800, to 1T all sizes and to stay on the
horse.
FUR 4 WOOL ROBES,
fuckers Harness
and Trunk store,
NORWAY, ME.
To- THE Hoxnx. nLx Corxrr COMMISSIONERS

To rHg HONORABLE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Oh TIM COUNTY ov OXFORD AND STATE oI
MAINE.
The undersigned citizens Of the town o.
Rumforf. In said County ofOxfor'l. respectfully
represent that certain duly located highway
existing In said town Of Rumfori. mencins
on the norshcriy side of the road ncar Chas
Whceicr's house In said Rumfori where the new
road or street iutersccts Herewith. running
thcncc northeriy past la.d owned by Alber'
Virgin. and heirs OF Abbott VIRGIN. John =
stepchns, to the land owned by the Rumford Fall.
Power Co., near the house now occupied by
Mr.. morse. The true boundaries Of said high
way are doubtful. uncertain aud Loot. Wherefore
your petitioners respectfully request your hon
orablc body after due notice, hearing thereon
and IN examination Of said highway or street
20 locate. relocate and define its limits and
boundaries.
Rumfori Falls, Ne. Oct. -, 1887.
JOHN Y. STEPHENS. Of ais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

10 rns HouonAs1s DoARp or CoUHyy
ComIssIorxns yon mn COUNTY o.
n ssdsrsiensd s1slss.s ssd kgal ycesrs q
respectfully npEsssss ~ eeanee conyenisace
aud neoess!ty require shat Highway b !aad ous
ard located = fol,owI, VS.: CoDneaein8 g
point on the highway iesdinG iron Lowell Ccnsrs
s ros soSsS & s q Il s.ssi.s bsisss .ssses
running in soptheastefly direction pass ne
buildings Of 8. n McAIlis1ss Intsssecttng with
The highway leading frpm No. Z. % called. 70
West Lowell near The road now occupied ~ Ne
most respectfully pray thst your honorable
board will view t6s route and mako such location.
]. n. FOX and 90 others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
ENGINEER TO BLAME

The railroad commissioners wednes.
day rendered their report on the collision
between 4 freight train snd Smith,
special on the Portland and Rumford
Falls Railway 1t branch switch, Can
ton. Aug. 81.
Each train, the commissioners say, &C
cording to the train orders, had the right
OF way ~ far ~ the branch switch, and
neither had any right to psss the switch
without Hrst asctrtainlng that the other
train was not In its way.
The commissioners are forced TO the
conclusion that the accident was caused
by the carelessnsss OF Engineer Jones
Bonney 10 running his train past the
branch switch without stopping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
MARRIED.

In South Paris. Nov. 8. by Rev. Il. j. Hangh.
rranccs Ashton (Barrow.l Of south Paris.
In East Rumfori. Oct q. by Rev. j. r. Cut.
ford. assisted bv Rev. II. q. Wentworth. Rev.
Howard A. Clifford Of East Wilton and Mr..
Cora knight Clifford OF Rumfori.
In East sumner, Oct. g. by Rev Paris Z.
Miller, assisted by Rcv. Allan q. Murray, MT.
George Hepworth Haskell OF Auburn. and Miss
Abagnii Adams Barrovs Of East sumner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
HEaeeRv ~. poWens

The people % South Paris were
shocked Friday morning 10 learn Of the
death of Herbert w. Powers q a early
hour that morning. Mr.. Powers had
been In his usual health unsi1 Tuesday.
On that day he came hon Norway on
the car, and going hastily - sntsr his
house he accidentally struck The tin Of
an umbrella which he MAS carrying
against the side Of the door, the other
end striking him In the abdomen with
such force - to break the stick. He
was soon after taken with vomiting, the
cause Of which was at first supposed TO
be Indigestion, but IL WAS afterwards
concluded that the blow Of the umbrella
had caused an Internal injury. He
pluckily attempted to keep At his busi-
aess, bat grew rapidly worse, and died
early Friday morning, when but few
people even knew that he. was III. He
had not been In robust health for some
time, but had worked M usual, aud un-
douosedly Tar beyond his strength.
Mr.. Powers Was born Jan. 10, 1867,
aud was the son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas
Powers. formerly Of Newry, but who
moved to South Paris . few months
since- He came TO South Paris some
eight years ago, and opened q barber
shop AZ the Paris House. Soon after
ward he removed into the rooms over
the savings bank, where he carried on
The business until q few weeks since.
when he sold out To Frank Clark. Being
much interested In music, he had In
connection with bis other work for a
year or so carried on little business In
sheet music, music books, and instru-
mepts. Some three weeks since he
opened music store In Norway, and
sppsrently had every prospect Of good
business. \
Mr.. Powers MAS married In lS93. toi
Miss Rose Hcrsey, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. l.. Jersey, Of South Paris,
who survives him, together with one
child, a daughter, years Of age.
Very few young men In the community
were more generally esteemed, or more
popular In the best sense, than Herbert
Powers. Os correct habits, upright In
his business dealings, always pleasant
and genial, II he had au enemy Ia any
sense. there are certainly few who know
IL. His death il blow, not only To his
family and friends, but 10 the whole
community.
Mr.. Powers was a member Of Paris
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, also y charter
member OF Hamlin Lodge, h. of p, and
his Is the first death which has occurred
in that lodge. He Was also captain OF
John c. McArdle Camp, 5. OF v, at the
time that MAS disbanded.
The funeral was held At the Baptist
church at O'Clock sunday, attended by
Rev. +. J. Rsmsdell, assisted by Rev. X. |
J. Hsughton. The large church was
filed far beyond its seating capacity.
Paris Lodge. r. and A. NJ, and HAmlin |
Lodge, h. Of T.. attended Ia body. |
There was q profusion OF beautiful
flowers. A pillow aud a shield came
from the Knights of Pythiss, other en-
blemstical pieces from the G.. A. X. and |
:. OF V, and numerous pieces from rel
stives and friends.
At the conclusion Of the church serv-I
ice, Paris Lodge took charge of the re
mains, and after the burial service OF
the order, escorted BY Hamlin Lodge,
them TO Riverside Cemetery, |
where the body OF the departed brother
was buried with Masonic honors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
CARPETINC.
Yes. our full fall Stock

Yes, our full fall Stock is in.
Unions, Cotton Chains and best All
Wool, Extra Supers, at very favor
able prices in view Of the late ad.
vance in wool.
100 pcs. Wilton Velvet Remnants,
I la yds. long, 90 cts. IS pcs.
Brussels Remnants, ! Ia yds. long,
IS cts. Fringe to match.
A large line Of Rugs At $r.oo to
$500. Art Squares, Hassocks,
Sweeper. most everything in the
Carpet line.
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s-97777@77a7a777s777
Try Grais-O. Try Graia.O

Ask your Grocer o-day 70 show you package
Of Ora IN. a. the nov food drink that takes The
place Of coffee. The children may drink u with
out injury ~ well ~ the adult. All who try 10,
like H GRAfN.O has that rich seAi brown OF
Mocha or Java. hut h IL made from pure Erains.
and the most delicate stomach receives it without
distress. ~ the price Of coffee. l,c. and IS cts.
per package. Sold by al grDccrs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

Ths Subscriber hereby eiyes notice thas she has
20 q dssiy Appointed adnlni''zassix Of sAs
WALLACE CHAPMAN, ~ Of Porter,
n the CouDsy Of Oxford, deceasod, aid given
eoads :. tas ~ dissees; az Lsrsoas hsyi.e
desired % preeont ~ oAno fnr eo11ie0mk and
~ ineebeed tle!seo - requesBd - nake ~
o.. IL, u. HErrin \. CHAPMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One sire smaller afscr using Aliens Foot case. q
powder to he shaken into the shocs. II makes
tight or new shoes feel easv. Ktvcs instant relief
On rorns and bunious. It's the greatest comfort
discovery Of the aer. Curcs and prevents swoll
en- feet, bn.ters. callous and sore srots. Alien,
rco< Ea~e IL Q certain cure for sweating. hot
aching feet A. all druggists and shoe stores
sc. Trial package FREE bv mail. Address
Allan 8. Olmsted, lie Roy, ". Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD. 80.
Board of County Commissioners, Sept. scssion.
lsg.; held by adjournment Oct- 10, lT..
UPON the foregoing petition. Satisfactory evil
dence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible. and that inquiry Into the merits
Of their application IL cxpedient. IT n ORDERED,
that tho County Commissioners meet Rt Hotel
Rumfori, Rumfori Fails, In said County. on the
-lh day OF December next NJ OF the clock, A. L.,
and thence proceed 70 view the route mentioned
In said petition; Immediately after which view, .
hearing OF the parties and their Witnesses win
be had st scme convenient place In the vicinity
and such other measures taken In the premises
a. the commissioners shall judge proper. And
it IL further ORDERED, that notice OF the time.
place and purpose of the commissioncrs' meeting
Aforesaid be given 10 al persons and corpora.
tons interested. by causinG attested copies OF
Aaid petition. and OF this order thereon, 70 Be
served upon the clerk Of the town OF Rumford.
In said County and also posted up In three
public places In said town. and publish
eli three weeks successfully In the Oxfori Dem
ocrat, . newspaper printed at Paris, In said Coun
ty Of oxford, the nrst Of said publications. and
each Of the other notices, 10 be made, served and
posted, as least thirty days before said ume OF
meeting. 70 the end that oil pcrsons and corpora
tons may then and there appear and shcw cause.
n any they have. Why tho prayer OF said ped
toners should not be granted,
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
A true copy OF said petition and order OF court
thereon.
Artist CHARLES y. WHITMAN. Clerk.
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DIED.

In Bronwnetd, Nov. 4. John Perkins.
In South Paris, Nov. s. Herbert W. Powers
aged 30 year,.
In SHOWS Falls, Nov. s, Mrs. Charles u. Cord
well.
In North Rumfori Nov. 9. Augustus NJ.
daughter Of The the late David and Catherine
Glincs. wife OF John Howe, aged "a years, II
months.
In Rumford vali., Oct %, Eva Mary. infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dcmerrit
aged months, IL days.
In Rethel. Nov. !, Clarence. son OF Mr.. Loui-
and Mrs. Fannie Mcrcier, age,l year. . month.
Ia East Bethel. Nov. 3. Enphax i:ean. aged ~
Year.
In Lowell. Oct. 81. Louisa. wife Of james T
fArnham. aged - years.
In East Brownncii, Nov. !, Charles W. Bick
ford, aged 81 wears, months, II days.
In Rumfori Falls, Nov 5, Mr-. William
Whitman.
In East Hiram. Nov. 5. George II. Gray, aged
CO years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice thal he
has been duly appointed administrator Of the
JAMES J. WATSON. late OF Hiram.
In the County Of Oxford, deceased. and given
bonds - the law directs. All persous having
demands against the estate of said deceased are
desired 70 present the same for settlement, and
I'll indebted thereto are requested TO make pay
ment Immediately.
Aug. II, 1887. EMERSON KIMBALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

Mayor Besl OF Bangor Ia figuring out
that the Auditorium. built In thst city
for the Maine Music Festival, Is going to
pay nearly or quite 20 per cent NJ M in-
ycstmeut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
BORN.

In Rumfori Fails. Oct %, TO NE wife Of James
Campbell. q daughter.
In Norway. Oct. S. to the wife Of W. II
Hobbs. n daughter.
In Paris. Nov. S. 70 the wife Of Aaron o. Cor
tctt, . daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
what do the Chiiarsn Drink .

Don't give them tra or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called Grain.o' u IL de-
lirious and nourfshing and takcs the place OF
cafee. The more q rain-O you dve tho children
the morc health Won distribute through their
svstcms. Grain q IL made ct pure grains. and
when properly prepared tastes IKE the choice
grades OF coffee but costa about ~ ~ much.
All grucers sell t. lsc. and sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09
FARM FOR SAIL


NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he has
been duly appointed administrator OF the estate
Of
WILLIAM z. BRADBURY. late Of Psri..
In the County OF Oxford, deceased, and given
bonds - the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of sail deceased arc
desired 70 present the same for settlement, and
al indebted thereto arc requested TO make pay
ment Immediately.
Oct. l9sh, 1887. II. g. BROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

Mira. Cynthia Sewall OF Bc c
died thursday at the age u wv -
and two months.
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THE LOCATION OF THE OXFORD COUNT
RAILROAD, FROM BRYAxr's POND TO
RuhroRD FALLS, DENIED Br THE
COMMISSIONERS.

The railroad commissioners Of Maine
have announced their decision, denying
the prayer Of the petitioners for loca-
ton OF the Oxford County Railroad, run
Ming from Bryant's Pond to Rumford
Falls. The full text OF the decision 10
given below:
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ss.Sp rxuSx RAILWAY.

- ,et.r Oct. a. l>s1, trains Ieaye South
on as 80, lows: 40, $40 A. NJ. . r. ~.
PArls - - A n 500, t8 ~
go,as sr Iraias 6Oing down. 80 A. n; going
30 " rs p. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

uses. Upjust discrimination then oy
railroad companies in the matter OF pas
senger or freight rates, whenever II oc-
curs should not he tolerated. or course,
as we have said, the adjustment OF rates
10 be entirely fair and just 70 all parties
requires sound judgment and good ousi
ness methods; and even then IL Is OFTEN
attended BY criticism where 1t "a not de-
served. =,
IN. however, in any case there should
he such discrimination as TO work hard
ship to any industry. the building OF
competing railroad IL neither the SNORT
est nor best remedy. :,
A further and more important consid
Grafton il urged, that another railroad
through the proposed territory IL neces
sary for the purpose II Transporting Log
20 the several industries ut Rumforf
F, Falls. Ii Is urged that within few
wears the supply Of logs 10 the TERRITORY
| There they are now obtained will not b
sufficient for the industries at Rumfort
Falls. and it il represented these indus
tries "a now constructed, and soon TO b
enlarged, will consume about thirty
million feet Of spruce logs per year; On
IL vas In evidence that the estimate o
spruce logs In the territory covered b!
the proposed road was only ninety-on'
million feet, and Il certainly could bard
10 he believed that . road which 10 q
cost over e5OO, 900 would b built =
transport ninety one million test OF logs
Besides, . railroad already chartere'
has made . location into The TERRITORY
north Of Andoves, which u designed z
connect With the Rumford Falls ant
Rapgeley Lakes Railroad, and to tas'
the lumber from that region 70 kumfor'
Falls over the latter road.
II the foregoing considerations are no
sufYicient to justify the conclusion 9
Which We have arrived, there V anoenc
which Ne feel must control oar acsso'
n this matter. In January, A. =. 1881
| = company Vas esga.issd under ene So
iwsl law, known - ~ ksoseea PAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-09

"tllrr A1uls. one OF tue hcu etuh
tom ,h., county 20 Auburn jail at the
Oytote- term Of court, didn't Ike bis
co1fc,ueut there, so az the end OF a
Neek B, made an attempt 20 leave.
p.gm-,- Sas Al work IN the yard OF the
Ai Workshop, aud Annis ran and grad
BED he plumbers ladder, set IL against
he ielee aud started up. a truekmsn
Mo "a, % the ward saw him. and ran
slu % 81 The ladder out. Ia his Tall
Aali' suffered some sprains which are
though, 90 De as bad as broken bones,
1Ad D. S laid up and won't have 10
work ter slme time.
As announced some time since, Wan.
n Amodl Post, g.. 4. r., assisted oy
Ae ladies q the relief corps, will hold
empire Wednesday OF this week, NOV.
~ Members Of the following posts,
saA ladies', have been invited: Harry
nus, Norway. L. A. Roberts, OXFORD,
etssenden, Bucsfield, Barrows, sum-
IIe'' tarrsgut, Bridgton, and John A
Lgan, Harrison. Department Con-
Iaader Carleton has been invited. and
IS assured the post that IL his official
~allss DO not prevent, he will be pres
~ 90 he may reasonably be expected,
'0a good time is anticipated.
W. n Clifford took the job to move
!. - Ava ShGrtleff office building from
w w oid site TO the new. He started on II
thursday afternoon, and with plenty OF
S.unteer Sssistsnee-in the line OF adj
=. 0e aud suggestion, not In the exercise
musele-got the building into the
49,, 80 and on three pairs Of wheels that
- The next morning he hitehed
!. oaF horses, and with no more seri-
accidents than the breaking OF .
sSOn pole aud a couple Of electric light
AZ .Anded the building At its destina-
r. low stands on the south side OF
sh'.san t Street, opposite the Methodist