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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26


Our village presents quite lively APP
peArance st IL present tina. Tncre are
Z large number Of boarderS ct tho Glen
Mountain House and other places, where
summer travel b accommodated, besides
many visitors stopping with friends
here. All seem 70 be enjoying 70 the
fullest extent the usual pastlmes, driv-
ing, boating, sailing and bathing 10 the
lake, especially the last named recreation,
for the past week.
Col. II. ID. Littleheld has his hands
full teaching some Of the young ladies
how to swim, and they are doing him
much credit.
Mr.. Collier IL putting the finishing
touches to his summer cottage, which Is
situated on the southwest shore OF the
lake, opposite what IL called the big
leland. IL will be = very pretty cottage
when completed.
Mrs. Gleason, OF New York, with
lady friend, IL among the new arrivals.
Mrs. Gleason has spent many summers
among the hills Of Maine and likes very
much.
Mr.. f. r. Freeman and wife and Mr..
Jesse Bird and wife Of Boston are stop
ping ut Mr.. Arthur Ricker's.
Mrs. Homer Graham and Mrs. Julia
Coffin are stopping Mt Mr.. Walter
Arkitt's.
Mr.. Il. w. Robinson, q teacher from
Cohssset, Mass, Is sick at Mr.. Jerry
Fxrrar's. Mr.. Farrar was carried home
Friday noon being overcome by the heat,
while working on the railroad, but he
was able TO be out In the afternoon.
Mrs. Ezra Stephens Is sick In bed.
Mr.. Thomas Ryan OF Boston IL board
ing At Mr.. Del Coles.
Wednesday afternoon being hot and
showery the circle at Mr.. VIM. Pearson's
Was postponed.
The congregation at the Universalist
church last Sunday had the pleasure Of
listening to q fine solo sung by Mrs.
Virgie Wilson Of South Paris.
Mrs. L. X. Day Is visiting her daughter
Grace at Lewiston.
Mr.. f. S. Dutton has opened fruit
store here and all kind Of fruit can be
purchased ut reasonable prices.
Mrs. Emily Felt IL gaining and wishes
TO thank through the items her friends
for the many letters expressing their
love and sympathy for her during her
Illness.
Christopher Lake Commsndery, No.
l25, elected their officers for the term
ending Dec. 81, 1895, aud are to be INSTALL
ed at special meeting to be held July %,
By ID. p. G. c. Lady f.. f. Bowker:
PCS. q. wymAn.
W. &C. X. Durham.
W. I. G.-Lalia Estes
W. P.-Nelma Dnnham.
W H-ChArles HIN.
= X of R.--H. y. Houghton.
n n. OF R-G. l.. stephens.
NC-Fannie Iioughtop.
-. C.-Mabel Cushman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
asIhEL.

The chief topic Of interest among the
business men here is the rebuilding Of .
chair shop building. No decision has
been made but It 70 hoped that In the
near future q building In every way
adapted to the needs Of the company
will be built.
Miss Matte Hersey Is spending a few
weeks In Bethel.
A heavy thunder shower visited Bethel
Thursday, about noon. The rain pour
ed In torrents. The house Of Mr..
Nathan Stearns, on Grover Hill was
struck by lightning.
Thursday afternoon the ladies' Club
met with Mrs. A. Il. Hcrrick. Supper
WAS served upon the lawn. Ice cream
and cake was served In the evening. II
was q most enjoyable occasion, both
young and old improving the social
hour.
Parties from Bryant's Pond were
brought to Bethel for trial Thursday.
Sufficient evidence was not found and
they were released.
The following announcement Of the
corps Of teachers for Gould Academy
for the year $3.50, has been made !:
Frank f. Hsnscome, princial, Latin,
Geometry, Psychology, Civics; Ernest
II. Pratt, A. NJ, Greek, Modern Ian
guages, Algebra; David ID. Spear, ABB,
Natural Sciences; Alice Il. burlington,
Literature, Rhetoric, History; Maud
Mayo, Elocution and Physical Culture;
Alice l.. Billings, Instrumental Music.
The teachers have been chosen for their
fitness for the different departments OF
work and the students can avail them
selves Of special advantages. The
teachers have all had experience In their
especial line Of work, and the success OF
Gould academy now depends upon the
interest that the parents and the public
generally take In its welfare. The pop
ulsrity Of the principal and his assistants
last year will no doubt be continued
during the coming year.
The Ladies' Club will hold the an
nusl sale and supper In Gsrla nd Chapel.
Thursday, Aug. IL. Useful and fancy
articles will be for sale. Ia the evening
an entertainment will be given under
the direction Of Prof. and Mrs. Chap
man who have very kindly consented to
aid the ladies--snd this needs no further
assurance Of Its success than to announce
their names. Bethel always shows APP
probation Of their kindly aid and Inter
est In her welfare.
The Oxfor d County w. c. T. u. will
hold a convention In Garland Chapel,
Tuesday, July 20. Lunch will be served
In the chapel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
NEMRY.

The drought at last IL broken. Wed
nesday and Thursday we had fine show.
ers. 1t was none too soon; vegetation
In some places was at the last gasp.
T. S. Littlehale is very poorly. Dr.
Twaddle Is attending him.
g. r. Emery Is suffering with erysi.
pelss.
Andrew n. Stowe Is very smart old
man. On his 90th birthday, which was
some time In June, he walked two miles
and took dinner with q neighbor and
then walked another mile, made a call,
then mile across lots wading Sunday
River to his home.
Geo. Emery has been on the sick list
for number OF days.
Mrs. G. A. Baker and daughter Helen
Of Methuen, Mass, have been stopping
ut n. S. Bakers the past week.
There was quite frost Monday morn
Ing. 1t marked few beans and pump
kin leaves In low places, but did no seri-
Gus damage on this river.
w. r. Small IL about done having.
The weather has been fine for securing
the crop.
Our pastor, Rev. o. l.. Stone, has gone
TO N. w. Frost's to board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26

The Maine Farmer, In speaking OF
matters II believes will he brought be-
fore the next state legislature, says Il
law to protect the state from the myriad
hosts Of insect pests and weeds which
are spreading so rapidly, will be de-
manded. The fruit problem Of the
future, II believes, must In some larger
measure be controlled by legislation,
and the weeds spreading so rapidly over
field and hill, destructive by nature and
injurious to stock, be eradicated by the
voice Of the state expressed In legal en-
actment -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
GRAFTON.


Tuesday nights showers were very
welcome to us. We were feeling the
need Of rain greatly, scarcely drop
having fallen for three or four weeks.
Mr.. Dodge and daughter of Boston are
spending the summer IN Grafton.
Mr.. +. b. Maynard and Mr.. ii. I.
Woods, Of Boston, who have been spend
ing a few weeks here, have been on q
three days trip to Dixville Notch return
ing last night.
Miss Florence Farrar, whose school in
this town has recently closed, thinks she
had some very smart little boys, the fol-
lowing not missing day Of the whole
ten weeks, nor were they late a morning
Alton, Gleynne, Berto, and Clyde Brooks,
Irving and Leslie Davis.
Several OF our men are away haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention % ONtOri
County will be held al the court house. south
Paris, on Friday, Aug 5, l>,c. AZ II O'Clock, A,
N. for the purpose OF nominating two candi
date for senators and candidates for the county
officers. also 20 choose democratic county
committee.
The basis Of rcprese utAtion viii lie one delegate
from each town and plantation ami one delegate
for each fifty votes cas-; for the democratic
governor Al the state election % l-sS. or for a
fraction Of thirty votes In excess Of any.
Per order, Democrats COunty Committee
BY J. a. kENNEl, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
OlxFtElO.

Mrs. Sophronis Stowell spent last
week with her brother, Frank Stanley
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thayer of South
Paris passed through here Friday. They
are on driving trip through this part
OF the country.
Mr.. John Holland is spending his va
cation at home.
The lightning struck Cyrus Newton's
house last Thursday, burning the stable
and ell. The rest Of the house was saw.
ed. There WAS good deal Of excite
ment for while. The lightning has
done a lot Of damage here this summer.
The selectmen have put stop TO
bicycle riding on the side walks.
Miss Nellie Abbott spent last week at
Lake Webb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
OlCkvAlE.

The past three DAYS have been the
hest weather we could have here. The
frequent showers have well watered
vegetation and no damage has been done
by lightning In this section.
The great sensation Of the week has
been the arrest OF Geo. o. Hussey, for
criminal action. A warrant WAS sworn
out by Hiram Howard whom the de-
fendsnt claims to he jealous husband.
Mr.. Hussey secured bonds and the trial
Ia postponed till the roth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
BEOWNEiElD

A terrible thunder storm passed over
this town Tuesday afternoon. The
lightning struck the house OF Harry
Harnden in this village, doing consider
able damage.
Irving Linscott while putting down q
window accidentally put his hand
through pane Of glass, cutting 1t badly.
Farmers are nearly through haying.
Mrs. DR.. Fitch has gone to Sebago for
q few days.
Mrs. Frank Meserve has young son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
NORTH 6UCkFIElD.

Mrs. John Cobb, OF South Boston, Is =
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Rozetta Bick'
nell.
Professor Moody's daughter Msidis
was guest at b. +. Heald's the 18th
and 10Th.
DIR. Gibbs wife aud two daughters, OF
Livermore Falls, are visiting in our
place at this writing.
Mrs. Gilman Wheeler Of Bangor Ia al
her uncle's, Etsel Smiths, for a while.
A. G. Pearson Is getting to be quite a
horse jockey.
Everybody In this section has hi.
barn full Of very nice hay this season
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
DE Oil

Well, the drouth has broken az last,
and so thought l would write card
for the Democrat and let them know
about it. We feel very grateful for the
showers.
Some have got done haying and some
will take about another week and al
will harvest good crop.
Miss Addie Hartman Is at work for
Mrs. j. +. Conant this summer.
Miss Maggie Castle Of Waterville is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Hartman and
Mrs. kidder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
RUMEORD.

Phil Sherman from Lynn, Mass, Is
visiting his uncle, $. l.. Moody.
Mr.. w. L. Elliott has returned a.
Dartmouth College, Hanover, n. II.
&. L. Thurston and Chas. Farnum are
cutting the hay on the Walker farm.
The drought has nearly spoiled the
rsspberries.
The frost July ii killed beans and
potatoes in many places.
The ladies OF the V. |. 5. met at the
hall Wednesday 10 sew.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
ANOOVER.

The drouth was broken by beauti-
full rain Wednesday. The continued
dry spell gave the hay makers ample
time to secure the large crop OF hay.
Most people are through here.
Installation OF officers In the lodge X
OF T., last week called out good num-
Der. ID. G.. Chancellor Melcher did The
work OF that Office satisfactorily. He
installed the officers Of Oxford Bear
Lodge, Hanover, last Saturday evening
might add that the Ladies' OF Csbo,
Lodge provided = repast for all at the
close Of the exercises at their installa-
ton.
Fred Russell, our harness maker, just
completed fine set OF harnesses for
local parties for $4,000. His trade In
this line Ia fast Increasing.
Fishing In the brooks Is poor on &C
count OF low water.
Universalist social Aug. ?: place an
nounced later.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
A YANKEE REPLY.

A Maine soldier boy writes home that
an Arkansaw guard was Ginning the
Maine sentry, who was pacing his
parallel beat.
''S'nesr can see, there amt much
difference stween we uns and you uns,
'cept that we uns reckon an you uns
guess"
"Thst's about all, neighbor," replied
the Maine man, "'cept that we can
guess darn sight better than you can
reckon
And the Arkansan trod along In silence
trying to reckon who got the best Of the
sally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
EAST BETHEL.

z. G. Estes Of Massachusetts,, Is In this
place for few days on business.
Mrs. w. H. Tracy Is spending the
week with friends ct Norway.
Miss Elsie Bartlett Of Lowell, Mass,
IL spending her summer vacation at her
home in this place.
Mas Clara Needham Of Portland ID
whiting her grandparents In this place.
Onnie Farwell while moving was
thrown under the machine and dragged
some distance, one lsg wss badly bruised
bat fortunately no b0neo wee broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
THE QUEST.

Uion my HIPS there fell when first the night
Pales in the highest heaven, seeing day
Far down tie fatho,rless eastern depths
away
Palcs win fearful Joy. dread delight
Upon my lips, with wakcful watching white
There fell a kiss One instant's space 10 lay
Soft n q ros,leaf that the west winds fray,
And then my eyes awokn 20 dazzled sight.
The warmth, the tender impact and the thrill
Burnt ON my lips, and the calm pulse Of sleep
Awoke and quivercd quick In soft surprise.
Yrvm that day forward knew love.
And still
By day search and nightly vigil keep
For her revealed 10 me In such strange villa
The Late III. &. Bunncr In Scribnox'e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
DENMARK.

Mr.. Fred Abbott OF Biddeford IL q
guest ut the Maplewood.
The usual order for drawing the
water from Moose Pond, has been given
by the Saco Water Power Co., and the
wster Ia leaving very fast.
Mr.. Augustine ingalls,, while packing
lumber 10 his store house, fell through
the floor and met with some bad bruises
Although no bones were broken he has
been confined to the house the past
week.
Some very heavy thunder showers
have visited this section the past two
days. A big elm in front Of Mr.. ingalls,
was struck by lightning. Not much
damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
NORWAY LAKE.

Miss Mollie Billings has gone to her
home In Waterford for few weeks.
Misses Iva and Grace kilgore are WIS.,
iting friends In Harrison for week.
Mr.. Shattuck Is gaining slowly.
Miss Quiut and daughter Gwendoiyn
are visiting at VIM. Perry's.
Miss =. +. Newhall IL at home for her
summer vacation.
J. o. Smith and wife returned TO their
home In Pressure Isle Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
EAST aRoWNEiEIp.

Mrs. W. III. Stickney aud her daughter
have gone TO Hampton, n. H., for few
weeks.
Mrs. Minnie johnson OF Providence.
X. l., is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. G..
Mansfield.
Mr.. Henry Griggs, agent for the Port
land Transcript, passed few days at
his home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Psvitt Of Boston
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Colby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
ROx1uRV.

The severe drouth has been broken by
copious showers, causing general re-
jOicing.
Several families were being troubled
about their water supply, bat 1t IL all
over now.
Jim Irish has shut up his house and
moved to his farm In Peru to cut the hay
there, having finished haying here.
John Reed ID cutting the grass on n.
Il. Taylor's farm.
Asa Touchett has nine heavy horses
and b IN honorable man. Any one hav-
ing heavy job would do we'll 70 try
him.
Tia Swaseys have bsen taking an out
inR Is Birch Brook Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26

oey Dys
A North Carolina paper says

a Nortn carolina paper says:
"A negro struck his wife two terrible
blows ON the head with an ak. The
negro escaped to the woods, and his
wife soon revived and said: i mighty
glad he done it, kase now he'll stay
cl'ar er de neighborhood ep Iwon't have
ter suppo't him no mo-. It wuz lucky
day fer me wen he hit me wild dat
axv
Very few Of Us are as thankful as that
for these little blessings IN disguisa -
Atlantis ConstitutionL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
SQuIh HIRAM.

Miss Minnie wadsworth OF Hiram has
been visiting at +. Y. Stsnley's.
Mrs. Burnham. OF Portland, Is board
ing at Monroe FreDch's.
The showers OF Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday were much needed to COO
the air, also to water the crops as II was
getting very dry.
Frank Fitzpatrick is helping S. p. Fo,
during hayiug.
The Kezar Falls Base Ball Club goe:
to Portland Saturday to play the South
Portlands.
Willis Thompson Is working FOL
Charles TrueMorthY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
SONGS THAT SING THEMSELVES.

How the music comes from Graphic
phone cylinder Is mystery that adds
much to the fascination Of the machine.
The songs Of the Graphophone are liter
ally songs that sing themselves. The
Graphophone Is marvellous as an enter
tsiner. The Grsphophone might be de-
scribed as all musical instruments In one.
You can get from 1t any kind Of music
you want, vocal or instrumental. IL Is
the perfect talking machine; for enter
tainment at home 1t has no rival as it,
repertoire IL unlimited. Furthermore II
costs less than cheap musical instru-
ment. Write for catalogue No. 30, to
the Columbia Photograph Company, 49,
l45 Broadway, New York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
SWEDEN.

Miss May King Is visiting her father
and friends in Concord, y. II.
Mr. j. F. Plummer visited his Sweden
home one day last week.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hsmelin visited the Plum
mers Thursday OF last week.
John Evans has gone TO Deering TO
work through the hsying season.
DIR. Frank w. Evans has located in
North Strstford. n. H., and reports a
good practice.
Maud Bracket Of Lowell is visiting at
her uncle's, Mr.. Seth Brackets.
Mr.. o. Il. Stone and son Walter OF
Salem, Mass. are spending their vaca-
ton at Mrs. james II. Stones.
Mr.. Dean Andrews and Miss Mary
Weber are boarding at Mr.. o. Z. Saun-
der's.
Mr.. Frank Stone sold his valuable
horse, Dandy, to Boston parties short
time ago.
On account Of the clear hay weather
our farmers have been able to store their
hay in fine order.
Mrs. o. K. Maxwell has returned
home from Peabody, Mass, accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Geo. knight and
and little son Allen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
COMING EVENTS.

July a>-Aug u-schOl ~ Methods. Martha's
Grove. fryebgrg.
Aux 2-sn.-ChautAnqua Assembly, Martha
Grove. Frycburg
Aug. s.-Reunion Isl Maine Regiment. South
Parts
Aug - sept Eastern Maine state Fair
Bangor
sept s-g-Mainc State Fair. Lewiston.
Bethel
sept S-si.-Maine Congregational Conference
>aco.
sept ~ - -OXfuri County Pair.
sept u. S2-O1ford North Pair. Andoyer.
sept. = - -AndrOsCogsin Valley Fair. Canton
sept. s9-s9.-Wes; oxford Fair. frycburg.
oct. - Il semi annual session. Grand Lodge
Good remphrs. at south West HaT5or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
RlIMEQRQ CENTRE.

Mrs. Hannah Richardson has returned
from an outing at Old Orchard.
Mrs. ii. X. Swain is very Ill with
heart trouble.
Mrs. Woods is on the gain.
Miss Hattie Woods Is at home from
Chicago.
Mrs. Asbury Hoyt had fifteen teeth
extracted Saturday.
W. X. Swain has sold lot TO the
town on which 10 build school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. David wslker Of Lynn,
Mass, are visiting at c. II. Graham's.
The drought has broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
SUNDAY RIVER.

Born, to the wives Of Leroy Stowe and
Willie Emery, each daughter.
G. B. Foster and family are here for
the summer from Everett, Mass.
G. F. Anterior, wife and child, from
Susquehanna, Pa, are visiting parents.
Mrs. Maud Trask and three boys OF
Ontario, Cal, are visiting at N. Trssk's.
Judge Woodbury. Is conducting Sun.
day School In this place, which We all
appreciate. -,
Herbert Kendall h doing carpenter
work n Mason. s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
West PARIS.

A very pretty wedding occurred at tne
home Of Mrs. Isaac Curtis Sunday, July
18th. Mrs. Curtis only daughter Irene
was united In marriage TO Frank Briggs,
also Of this place, Rev. +. f. Wheeler
performing the ceremony. Only the
parents Of the parties concerned were
present. They received some very pref
" and useful presents. Both parties are
well-known here and many friends wish
them q long life Of happiness and pros
perity.
Frank Reed and wife visited relatives
at Locke's Mills last Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Elisha Emery spent Sunday,
July 18th, with friends at Gorham, N. II.
Miss Jennie Pierce, Of New York, Ia
making her annual visit at ). B. Locke's.
She, In company with Mr.. Locke's fami-
~, Ia camping ut South Pond, Shadsgee.
Mrs. L. b. Andrews, Of South Paris,
and Mrs. James Ramsdell, Of Lynn,
Mass, were here calling on friends
Thursday. Mrs. Ramsdell formerly
lived here, and this Is her first visit here
since moving away about seven years
ago.
Saute IeCkotef VI LAWTcuCc, MASS, "
visiting at Albert Ricker's.
John Durham, of Danville, Junction,
Is visiting his sisters, Mrs. Charles Bar
den and Mrs. Fred Lurvey.
II. w. Dennison and wife left here on
their wheels Tuesday en- route for Free
port where they are to spend their vaca-
ton.
George Jackson and wife Of Norwa,
were at Mrs. Clara Ridlon's over Sun
day.
Arthur Lovejoy aud wife, OF Boston,
were at Leonard Swans this week. Mr..
Lovejoy was former employee Of the j.
w. Kimball Manufacturing Co.
Bert Barker, OF Rumford, Maine, j.
stopping here visiting friends.
Gideon Libby aud wife, OF Philadel-
phis, accompanied by his son, wife and
daughter, are visiting at l.. N. Msnn's,
Mrs. Nathan Small Of Bryant Pond
visited at Levi Shedd's Friday.
Margaret Bolles Of New York Is a,
Mrs. j. W. Kimball's for a few weeks.
Mrs. Emma Estes OF Bryant Pond has
been visiting at +. N. Emery's few
DAYS.
Flora Durham Of Boston Is visiting
friends here.
l.. l.. Durham and wife OF Brattleboro,
Vt. are at his fathers, S. W. Dunhsm's,
for few weeks.
The bicycle shop has shut down for
few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
SUMNER HILL.

Fanny Sherman, Of San Diego, CAL,
who Is visiting relatives here, received
sad news last week Of her fathers, Capt.
Mathew Sherman's, sudden death.
Emma Barrett visited her sister at
North Paris one day last week.
The Three Hour Circle viii meet at
Mrs. Mary Sewal's Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Adeline Barrett remains about
the same.
Mrs. Z. n. Barrett is visiting In Wood
stock, also Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Hutchin-
son.
Moses Spaulding is at work for his
father, George Spaulding, through hay
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Wanted
Notice Of Appointment Of Executor.
Notice % Appointment OF AdministrAtrix.
Probate Notices.
Blue store.
Closing out sale % Millinery.
Messengers Notice.
Notice % Appointment OF Administrator.