Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-08
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Rsv. J.. L. HoylA Who has beea visit
III his forSnor 49, 6 BATH 4e.a re-
tIrued 70 Rnufoe1 FAIls to-day. he b
| fan Of praise and admiration tor ~ new
baby.
Jo6n Il. STEPHENS and Henry Burgess
have returned from their trip TO the
Moosehead Lake region. They bring
back goodly reports. They report there
aFs slaaes sAseA sse sot In ~ way OF
Johns gun. Game 10 very plenty, deer
and partridge exceedipgly %. SO
many hunters Are In that region that II
Il unsafe to leave your camp, since many
| Of them are very nerv0uf, and 20 fear
| fui that any game should escape them,
that they viii raise their gun and hre at
the least noise or motion Of twig.
Game warden, W. W. Small, 10 visit
| ing At hia parental home In Kingneld.
Rev. f. r. Barentzen, who has been
attending the ministerial meeting, pass
ed through our village last Wednesday,
en- route for And0ver.
The happieet young men 10 this town
are Jeue Davis and Sid Vaughn. Last
Wednesday morning they left their nests
at 5 30 A. n. With guns In hand, and
started over Eaton Hill, just above the
falls. They had travelled but short
distance when Davis espied . beautiful
buck deer. One shot from his unerring
rife brought him to the ground. They
then dashed him to pole, took him on
their shoulders and brought him to
Rumford Falls. They were gone from
home only about an hour and oue-half.
The deer was one Of the latest and
prettiest that has been shot in this
vicinity for some time.
Mr.. Doube has his new house near
| " completed. Mr.. Gallant IL the boss
carpenter.
Mr.. X. j. Virgin, franklin Street, has
his new stable nearly completed.
Miss Beruice Gates has returned from
her visit to friends In Boston and vicin-
lily. Her many friends at Rumford
Falls are glad to welcome her back
again.
A. Z. S,earns, ESQ, has his new house
on Maine Avenue nearly ready for occu-
pancy. IL will be an ornament to that
part OF our village.
One Of the most attractive residences
In our town Il that Of Mr.. Joseph Jack
son Of Virginia. The body Of the house
Ia painted bright green and the trim
miugs I've hope are to be bright red.
With that Il IL the nestest house around
here.
Mr.. Cary delivered an interesting
sermon ut the Methodist church las,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. NJ. E. Hersey, the genial baggage
master Of the p. & X. r. X. R., Il visit.
ing his former home In Auburn. Dur.
ing his absence Eugene Vaughn Is taking
his place at the depot.
r. II. Atwood Is moving into Shaw's
Block. He will now be found In ths
store formerly occupied by Harr,
Jordan.
An exceedingly profitable term Of
school Il being taught at Abbott's Mile
by Miss Pearl A Robertson. The par
ents In this district take great interest II
school matters. On a recent afternoon
ten Of them visited the school.
| Mr.. Chs. Morse Of Virginia Is abou
TO move to Rumford Centre.
Mr.. Bert Caswell and family have
moved to East Rumford where he Is a
work for Mr.. Augustus knight.
Mr.. II. r. Corson has q Crawford
bicycle that has been In use four years
During seven months Of each year Il hx
been In constant use-nearlv every dsl
having been ridden from five to aft,
miles. The most OF the time II has beer
used twenty or more miles per day. 1
Is still In good repair and As easy run
ming a. any Of the more modern makes