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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
EAST HEBRON.

Mrs. Rose Pike, from West Minot,
passed several days with Fred Packsrd's
family last week, when their baby was
very sick. DIR. Caldwell stayed all night
Wednesday with them. The case Is
thought very doubtful now with the
bshy.
Mrs. Clark Foster is great sufferer.
The operation she underwent last fall
has not brough; permanent relief.
Frank Keene and wife have girl. Its
birthday came April 18th.
Everett Pierce caught l6 trout one
afternoon last week.
Dr. Robinson returned from Boston
last Thursday.
Fred Tuttle Is still In Camp Warren
but expects to soon leave for Florida.
Work Is still progressing on Grange
Hall.
Hiram Keene has moved from Auburn
to the place he recently bought 10 Minot.
Grant keene moves near Greenwood
Hill from Moses SHELLS rent.
Csterpillsrs Matching and have started
out Ia abundance. Nearly every method
has been tried to destroy them, but still
they remsin.
Orchards are laden with blossoms and
the late rain has started the grass and
garden seeds finely.
John Freeman was In Audover one
week fishing and q part Of last week ut
Thompson Pond with sportsman from
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
GREENWOOD.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
BRYANT POND.

Bryant Pond Cornet Band was called
to Rumford Falls. May 18th, to furnish
music at reception given by the X. Of
P.'s In honor of their newly elected
Grand Chancellor, Hon. Waldo Petten-
gill.
Mr.. Otis Curtis has been on the sick
list for the last week. He has left the
Job he had with the repair crew on the
railroad, as the work did not agree with
him.
Mrs. Byron Bryant has been sick with
the grippe, but Is gaining slowly.
Miss Ada Briggs, Miss Lottie Poverty
and Miss Lizzie Stevens attended the
teachers institute, held at Bethel, May
9th and 18th.
Miss Lizzie Stevens has purchased q
new bicycle.
Miss Sylvania Perham went to Port
land, May 2lst, and stopped with friends
until Monday, combining business with
pleasure and purchasing q new supply
Of goods for her millinery establish
ment. Miss Perham's health has been
poor this spring.
Two commercial travellers who were
stopping In town, accompanied by Mr..
Albert Bowker, went on Q fishing trip,
May 18th. They did not exactly catch
small string of trout, but string Of
very small trout.
Mr.. Brown and family have moved
back into town and Mr.. Jerry Farrar and
family, who rented Mr.. Browns house,
have moved into I.akeside Cottage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. In the death Of DR.. Isaac
Rounds, the Oxford County Medical As.
socistion has lost one of its oldest and
most respected members; therefore be II
Resolved, That by his death this society
and the medical profession OF this coun-
ty have sustained profound loss.
That his medical attachments and
sterling character were equaled only by
his bravery as soldier and his useful
ness as citizen.
DR.. Rounds illness was brief and bis
death Is great loss to the many who
had learned to know and trust him. He
was widely known In the community and
universally beloved.
DR.. Rounds leaves q wife and two
children to whom we extend our heart
felt sympathy, assuring them Of the last
ing place that the husband and father
will ever hold in the hearts OF the COM
munity among whom he has labored so
long and faithfully.
Resolved, That copy OF these reso-
lutions be entered upon the records Of
this society, published In the local
papers and sent to the family Of DR..
Rounds.
r. W. BUcKNAM, ND, Com.
j. G. GEHRING, Nd, on
WV. B. HASKELL, MD, J Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
BYRON.

Freel Abbott has crew with l.. A.
Dunn and VIM. Mitchell at Four Ponds
building camp, preparatory for the
rush Of fishermen to these waters.
He went In few weeks ago and paint
ed his boats and fixed things up general
ly.
b. 4 T. Co. have nearly completed
their operations In No. g. They have
however, surveyed the extension OF their
railroad to + township and are explor-
ing that section with view to extend
ing their operations.
Messrs. Stone and Parker of Oils
field have built n nice camp on East
Branch and are to build dam across
the stream and will put crew OF men to
work 10 the gold mines the coming sea-
son. One Of the men is on the ground to
superintend the work.
A town meeting Saturday, the 18th, to
tske action In regard to the case OF
Touchette vs.. town, to see II the town
will continue the case. Also to see what
action the town will take In regard to
moving or building school house at West
End.
Road Commissioner Hodsdou with a
crew is at work on Dingle Hill.
Fishermen are having great luck at
the lakes.
Mr.. Houle Is in town again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
FRYEBuRG.

Mr.. Solomon Hesld, formerly OF Lowell,
but for many years resident Of this vii
lsge, died on Saturday, May q. His
funeral took place on Monday afternoon,
and the burial was at West Fryeburg.
The last meeting OF the C. l.. s. c. was
at the house OF the president, Mrs. Frank
Locke, on Monday evening, the sd.
Rev. + II. Abbott attended the Kear'
sarge Sunday School Convention al
North Conway on Wednesday.
A travelling show came into town or
Wednesday heralded by band, and
probably received the usual patronage
Mrs. Z. X. wiggiu and son OF Boston
who have boarded at Miss Pages dur
ing the winter, left on Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Weston has returned from
a visit to Boston.
Miss Minnie Bradley has arrived IL
Boston, having been abroad less than
year.
The Oxford House is to be opened OF
June 9Th.
The prospectus Of the Chautsuqu'
Assembly promises season OF unusua
interest, and includes new feature,
school Of methods, which will be yer,
profitable To all teachers.
The workmen and four carloads o
machinery for the chair shop are now oil
the ground, which Is hopeful.
Mrs. Z. T.. Weston IL still with he
sick mother at E'mira, N. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
ANpoveR.


The remains Of Mrs. Margaret Newton
were brought here from Massachusetts
for burial. Rev. Mr.. Hannaf0rd off,
cIated. Her age was n years. Her
three children were present.
The Oxford County Conference con-
venes here June rs. A good delega-
ton Is expected. Delegates will be
looked after by Rev. Mr.. Adams. Those
who come Tuesday will come directly to
the church where dinner will he served
In the hall near by.
Grass 10 looking finely.
The public library through the gen.
erosity Of Maj. Cabot has had finely
executed sign hung over the door.
Farmers are nearly through with their
springs work.
VIM. Gregg carries on the Jones farm
this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
A Republican State Convention
WILL RE HELD N
CITY HALL. AUGUSTA.
TUESDAY,. June %. 1898.
At n O'CLOCK. 4. VI

for the pn-t,O=e 80 nominating candidate Gov
Governor - 10 sunpO-tSs ~ IN. >sptsmhss
election AMI transsrting apv other business that
mav prnperlv come heto-s 70
The vofe-~ 90 Nsine without rrgNrt o. ps~i
p0iiftcal dfrsrs-reS who ars IN favor ~ sn-tSin-
f-g President Mckinley snf hi- administration
IN the cons'u~, ~ the war with >nain, who are In
favor ~ sustaining the present wt-e AMI eco
noun'csl ADMINISTRATORS 80 our State sfTairs. AZ
cor,iisuv irv'teci a. ini- with the Republicans IN
choosing delegates 90 this convention.
The ha=ts 80 representation vii - a. follows
Zach CITY town and plantation viii 10 sntiles'
- delegate and fo- each = votes cast for the
Republican can 'iAate fnr t,nvsrnor IN l~si an
additional de'sgsts ami Cor fraction % ~ votes
~ excess 90 y votes f1irthsr additional dele
gate. Vacancies In the delegation " snv city
town o. plantation can only 10 iled nv a re-t
de-t ~ the county IN which the vacancy eNi-ts
The state committee viii D. IN session IN the
c'tv council rooms % Citv hail. nj o'clock On
the morning 81 the convention. Tor the purro-s
of receiving tho credentials OF delegates Dele
gates IN o-isr o. ~ cleVihle 10 psrtcipate w the
convention mu-t - electes subsequent "a the
date % the csn for this convention.
Per order. Republican Stat" Cornmittee.
J " MANLEY, Chairman.
BYRON ROND, Secretary
Augusta. Me. April 3, is~N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
DENMARK.

Mr.. Geo. II. Smith after q two and
oue-half hours struggle at Peabody
Pond Wednesday, landed IL pound
trout, the largest ever caught In this
vicinity.
Mr.. Foster Pingree has regained his
health and Ia able TO do his work.
Mr.. +. +. Swan Is reported as on the
gain.
Mr.. GUY Hszeltine Ia running the saw
mill for Fred Ssnborn while he IL re-
pairing the roads.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gray has returned to
Portland, Me.
Mrs. Walter Dresser is reported AZ
gaining in health.
Mrs. 5. G. Davis remains about the
same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
auckFlElp.

At the Republican Representative
caucus Saturday afternoon ll6 votes
we're cast. Virgil p. DeCoster had 70,
and Charles r. Hatch had 80. On
motion Of Mr.. Hatch the vote was made
unanimous for Mr.. DeCoster. Dele
gates to the conventions, etc., were elect
ed a. follows:
County-O. n. Hersey, II. A. Irish. +. II
ssate-R. II. Morrill,, z. W. shaw, l.. G. Mason
Town Committee-L. G. Mason. J. =. Warren
r. II. Morrill,. ~
The delegates to the county convention
were instructed for Charles H. Prince
for senator. A. F. Warren was modera-
tor, and II. A. Irish clerk.
Homer N. Chase, wife and daughter,
with Miss Briggs OF Auburn, were In
town Sunday, 22d.
Miss Helen ChIlds returned from
Floral Park Saturday.
C. II. Tuttle and wife were called tt
Auburn Monday afternoon, 23d, on &C
count Of the serious accident to theil
only son Chester Tuttle, who Is attend.
Ing Edward Little Institute, about II
years old. He fell from his bicycle
striking on his head and was picked uT
senseless. Up TO the present writing
friday he had recovered concious
ness only at slight intervals.
Hon. ]. Lewis Childs Of Floral Park
N. v, was the guest Of DIR. c. S. Child;
for short time this week.
The Sage Of Chase's Mills, Hon. Solor
Chase, was In town Tuesday.
Harry Record, son OF William Record
had the misfortune to lose the fore
finger on his right hand at Atwood 4
Atwood's die block mill Tuesday, while
at work on the plsner.
Mrs. Willis +. Pike OF Rumford Falls
visited friends In town Friday and Sat
urday.
The rain of the present week was a
boon to many pieces Of ground.
All the fighting Is not confined to Cuba
A small riot Is reported from the sub
urbs.
Politics is warming up and severa
candidates are smiling them selves int
the good graces Of the yoemen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
WiISON,S MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pelton, Of Berlin, were
Al Flint's Hotel last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ). Wilson have been
up on visit 10 their daughter, Mrs. c.
L. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Fickettt went 10
Csmp-in- Meadows, where they are to
take charge the coming summer. Their
niece. Miss Lena Olson, accompanied
them.
Captain Martin Niles is in command
on the new steamboat.
+. T. Pennock is quite unwell.
Alfred Bennett, of Colebrook. is fran
ing the new stable at the hotel, and a
painter from the same place ia painting
the carriages. and getting them in order
Tor the summer travel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
HIRAM.

Mr.. G. q. Howes, OF Massachusetts,
agent for the Universalist Leader, was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. John Hanson, Of wslls wslla,
Washington, Is visiting his brothers,
Edward h. and Ephraim L, at Ess,
Hiram.
Dea. Royal McLucas has been con-
fined to his house q week. heavy timber
having fallen upon his leg.
John W. Hubbard Of Bridgton was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. Harris, of Fryeburg, was in
town this week.
Mr.. Stephen B. Fitzpatrick died In
South Hiram recently, aged about So.
Mr.. Vim. &. Bean Is improving the
roads with a road machine, and an eff.
Gent force.
Harry Cameron, Of the Mt. Cutler
House, has raised 3 L. S. flag and q
Cuban flag on his summer house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
66OWNEIElD

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Day died Tuesday,
only few hours difference In the time
OF their deaths. They were buried
Thursday,
There Is a great deal Of sickness In
town.
DIR. Fitch Is making extensive repairs
on his stable.
Farmers are very busy planting.
Apple trees are loaded with blossoms.
Decoration Day Is to be observed In
this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31

MASON.
Ed Farmer and wife Of Oxford visited
at Horace Hutchinson's the past week.
Douglas Cushing bought horse,
wagon and harness Of Alden Mason OF
West Bethel last Wednesday.
Addison Bean sold his Jersey COW to
Oscar Mason last week.
Claiming Grover, OF Bethel, is in town
with his corn planter helping the farmers
plant their sweet corn.
r. l. Beams housekeeper, Mrs. Jennie
Hutchinson. has left him to take SINH
lar position with c. Z. Beams family al
Bethel Hill.
Addison Bean has a heifer which gave
birth 10 a calf on her birthday, being
Just sixteen months old. She Is q full
blooded Jersey.
The rain the past week has put the
farmers behind about their planting.
Our school teacher, Miss Abbott, tool
q vacation from Thursday night to Tues
dav and will spend Memorial Sunday
and Monday In Bethel.
There are but four Of the thirty-thret
soldiers who went from this place In 81
to Go buried In this town, although
there are headstones to six graves wher'
We plant the flag they fought to save
One lies at New Orleans and one at Belle
Isle. Va, who died that our countr,
might live
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
wEsT aEThEl

The road machine Ia running under the
supervision Of A. s. Bean and run Of
two miles without turning Is considered
a fair distance for the team.
Miss Bacon, who has been so much
out Of health Of late, is not much improv-
ed rs yet, but friends are hoping for an
Improvement rs warm weather pro-
crosses.
The completion OF our ferry boat is
daily looked for but We are taught that
disappointment Is the lot Of man.
Dana Grover il doing a short job Of
breaking up for +. G. Wheeler.
Henry Cross has got home from Hale
with man with him to help In cultivat-
ing his new farm.
Mr.. Pike Of our village has very neat
looking store Of groceries and other
goods and his very agreeable and &C
commodating ways are pressing invi-
tation to all those who are In need Of any
thing In his line to "walk In"
A very interesting term Of school is
being taught on the Flat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
SOUTH RUMEORO

Mrs. Sophis Ayerill is working for
viii Freeman.
c. ii. Jacobs from Boston is boarding
Il NJ. L. wymsn's.
Miss Mamie Fuller visited her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Adams, al
Rumford Corner, last week. She went
up on her wheel.
Mrs. Tom Falardo has been having q
bad time with run-round on her finger.
Mrs. Nettie Freeman, who has not
been getting along very well, is report
ed better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas. John VI. Gibbs, of Andoyer, in the
County of Oxfori and State OF Maine, by his
mortgage deed, dated the second day OF MAY
A. ID lse4 and recorded In oxford Registry Of
Deeds, In Book s32, Page SO, conveyed ~ John
Austin then OF Peru, in laid oxford County, a
certain lot or parcel OF land situated in Andoyer
North Surplus In said County and State AMI
bounded and described az follows, to wit "A
c. rtatn piece lying on both sides Of the County
road leading from Andover Corner TO Upton and
bounded on the Westerly side by land owned
and occupied by Richard Morton; and on the
Easterlv by land occupied by H. A. Loyejoyi
Being known as the Moses Roberts farm ard
containing Two hundred acres, more or less;
BeinR a'so the same land conveyed 10 the said
John N Gibbs by John Austin's warrantee deed
dated the End day of May A. ID. ls94
And whereas also. this said mortgage was
there's fteI ward assigned 70 me, Phillip A. Love
joy, the sub criber on the 23rd day Of May A. u.
1888 for q valuable consideration by the said
John Austin by his deed OF assignment OF said
date; and now unrecoried, and whereas also, the
CONDITION Of said mortgage has been broken, nov
therefore by reason Of the breach Of the condi.
ton thereof, I, the said Phillip A. Lovejoy the
said subscriber claim foreclosure Of the said
mortgage.
Dated q Andover in said County, this ssrd
day Of Nay 4. D. 160a
PHILIP A. LovEJoY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31

It Il stated at the Grand Trunk station
In Portland, that during the English
steamship season, just closed. %, 600 cars
of freight arrived at the Portland termi-
nus Of the road. About $50, 900 tons OF
Grand Trunk freight was shipped TO
British ports, and $1,000 tons Of mer-
chandise, exclusive Of coal, arrived there
from British ports for transportation
over the. Grand Trunk. The total num-
ber Of foreign steamshlps touching 1t
Portland during the season was 90. The
shipment Of freight wss three times
kfcatsr than IN any previous sesson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Stanley exchanged with Rev.
Mr.. Howard Sunday, May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
PARROT and several others went TO
Augusta Sunday, to visit their friends
at Camp Powers.
Merrill Bracket received news OF the
death Of his brothers wife, in Lynn,
Mass. Mrs. Bracket went to Lynn on
Monday to attend the funeral.
The attendance at the Sunday School
Association was not large on account of
the rain during the day, but In the even
ing a good audience was present.
Daisy Dawes and Blanche Lowell OF
Auburn are spending few days here.
Born, May 20, to the wife Of Frank
Farris, a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
IOCkE,S MILLS.


School commenced at the village Mon
day. the sd.
Mrs. Mary 4. Farnham Of North Rum
ford is visiting her son, w. II. Farnham.
Mrs. Susan Libby IL quite sick.
Asa Young Of Auburn WAS In this VI
cinity recently, for few days, on fish
ing trip.
We understand Mrs. Llewellyn Bryant
Is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waterhouse are
putting their buildings In flne shape, re-
shingling, clapboarding, painting inside
and out, and have put two projecting
windows In the chambers. They are
preparing for summer b0arders and Il
will be nice place for them.
Miss Della Glines Of Bethel 10 ct work
for Mrs.. Geo. Hussey.
Rev. r. L. Barton, Of Bethel. 10 to
speak ct the Union church, Locke's
Mills, June 18th, ct 2:S0. Subject,
'sCAsistiaa Hsroism."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
NEWRY,

Will 1t be too much rain now?
Fred Allen has come back to his work
at Will Small's.
Miss Addie Holt OF Stoneham Is WIS.,
iting friends In Newry.
I'd. Coolidge has moved his family to
Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spinney are going
to visit his brother In Gorham, Ne.
Mr.. Berry, president Of Bear River
Club, has arrived in town. ] hear they
are doing quite extensive repairs at
Poplar Tavern.
Newry has pastor this year, Rev. o.
l. Stone Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31

at one O'Clock y. N. for the purpose OF nomi.
Mating candidate for representative 10 the
inv seventh con gre-- OF the United States and
10 elect a district committee.
The basis Of representation will he a. follows
Zach Citv. town and plantation will he entitled
to one delegate and for each seventy five votes
east for the Republican candidate for lSs. and
for fraction OF forty votes In excess OF seventy
five votes an additional delegate.
Vacancies IN the delegation 81 any citv. town
or plantation can only be flled by residents OF
the county In which the vacancies exist. The
committee will be In session at the hall At II A.
N. on the day OF the convention % receive
credentials.
W n. FOGLER, Chairman.
J W BRACKET. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
COMING EVENTS.

June s-Popahst State Convention, Bangor
June S-NOrway High school Graduation.
June s-s.-Uniyersslist State Convention, Dover
June Oxford Pomona Grange, with Round
Mountain Grange. Albany.
June :, s-ONford Conference OF Congregational
Churches, Andover.
June ll.-Milk testing meeting Maine Board OF
Agriculture. East sumner.
June lS.-CentenniSl celebration Of the town oil
sumner.
June &c raduating Exercises South Paris
High school.
June st-Second Congressional District Repub-
rcan Convention, Auburn
June s-RcpGblican state Convention, Augusta
June ga Republican County Convention, south
Paris.
June s0-Democratic state Convention, Bangor
AUG. 2-s0.-Chautangua Assembly, Martha :
Grove Fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Jonathan Tyler Is in poor health this
spring his lsmeness prevents him from
doing any work.
Howard Chapman Is very Ill. He has
had bad hemorIhages.
Mrs. Spofford, who has been quite III
for some weeks, Is now improving. Mrs.
Henry Kilburn is caring for her.
Mr.. Newton Stearns' family are nearly
all sick with the measles.
Miss Letha Grover Is with her sister,
Mrs. Arvilla Wilson.
Ed Mason and Charles Verrill are at
Songo Pond working on cottage for
Tom Hastings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
HEBRON.

Rev. Mr.. Bean, Of South Paris, preach
ed here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cannon OF Nor
way visited relstives here last week.
Mrs. Victoris Barrows, Of Chelsea,
Mass, IL at Isaac Besrce's.
Mrs. Fred Marshall, who has been
quite sick, is improving very little.
Mrs. Mellen Bearce has had her lot in
the cemetery graded and put In good
condition. Addison Maxim did the
work.
We understand the cemetery Is to be
cleaned up before Memorial Day. Sew.
ersl lots have already been attended to-.
The Hebron boys who went to Water
vile Friday for the ball game came home
victorious. The score by innings:
Hebron. ol S Sill
Kicker, j o.
Much praise was given Mr.. Glover for
his superior pitching.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-31
ROxatJRy.

School commenced In the new school
house at the Pond, taught by Ada Love-
Joy Of this town.
Freeman knight is again buying cows.
He bought two In Byron and one OF Mr..
Locke.
George Gilmet has commenced peeling
poplar on Chas. Bartlett's land and has
a big job.
John Reed will have the remainder Of
his peeled.
The rain was much needed to bring up
the crops and give grass fresh start.
Betsey Jenne Is at work for Mrs.
Locke,