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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
BRYANT POND.

A very serious accident happened here
on the morning Of June IL. Mrs. Alonzo
Felt and Mrs. l.. Adams were driving
into town, and their horse got frighten-
ed at boy with bag Of hay on his
back, causing him to jump to one side,
throwing the top from the buggy, and
both ladies with It. Mrs. Felt was
thrown on to bed Of rocks, breaking
two Of her ribs, and bruising her badly
otherwise. Mrs. Adams was badly
shaken up, and when found was uncon-
scious and remained so for some time.
Both ladies were carried into Mr.. Gerry
Wings, Is the accident happened \
short distance from his residence. Mrs.
Adams Is there at this writing, but IL
recovering 30 she will be able to be
moved 10 few days. Mrs. Felt was
carried from Mr.. Wings to Mr.. Edwin
Coles, where she ls at this time. Her
injuries are 90 severe she will probably
remain there for some time. DR.. Car
roll and DR.. Yates attended both ladies.
After throwing the ladies out the horse
ran under shed, ipjuring himself but
slightly, but utterly demolishing the
carriage.
Mr.. Samuel Frost IL In town. We
understand he Is to spend the remainder
OF his days with his daughter, Mrs. DR..
Carroll.
Mrs. James Powers Is on the sick list,
and her daughter Blanche, whose ankle
was injured some pine months ago by
jumping from carriage, is still unable
to bear her weight on her foot.
Work was commenced In Desrb0rn's
mill Monday morning. 1t seems good to
hear the mill whistle again.
Mr.. w. C. Stevens of Rumford Falls
was In town this week.
Frances Chase IL Ftome from Kent's
Mrs. DR.. Yates vfbited at Mr.. Charles
Dunham's on Friday Of this week.
Mr.. Irwin Bowker was at home for q
short time Friday. u
Mira. Ezra Stevens has been on q visit
to her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Rankin of
Mechanic Falls.
The minstrel show given here by the
West Paris people was well attended,
and good time enjoyed by all.
There was band concert on the COM
mon on the evening of June 16.
Mrs. Tobin's sister, Mrs. Atwood,
from Phillips, with her husband and two
little sons. are visiting at the Glen
Mountain House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
EAST eRovvNelelo.

Mics Bertha Hill Il visiting friends ct
South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Rogers have .
baby boy born June l6.
Mrs.. L. r. Giles went to Saco last week
to attend the graduating exercises ct
Thornton Acade0y.
Hon. ". b. Stickney and family are
ct home for the summer.
Mr.. C. d. Eesseoden w. cAl)o4 g
Hiram Saturday % attond IL faneEal q
hls brother, Mf. Heary fessso6eas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
SOUTH RuMFORp.

Mrs. Clara Bessey and daughter Mag
gle have gone to Grafton for few days
visit to her sister, Mrs. John Hewey.
w. r. Clark ID helping Burton Fernald
cut end peel poplar.
8. B. Jones ID 1t home doing his spring
work.
Mrs. Warren Adams from Rumford
Corner visited her daughter, Mrs. Clara
Fuller, . few days last week.
Frank Hemingway, from Washington,
is visiting his parents after 40 absence
Of twenty-one years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
PERU

Mrs. Jane Mcdonald has gone to Rum
ford Falls visiting her daughter, Mrs.
James Kerr.
Mrs. Sabra Robinson has gone TO
Sumner on visit.
Miss Leona Cannon has gone to
waltham. Mass, on q visit.
Barrett 4 Kidder bought the VIM. Il.
Bent stand and are shingling It.
Quite number from this place went
To Sumner 10 the centennial on the 18th.
J. +. Consnt was In Livermore Falls
over Sunday.
IN. Cannon II visiting 10 Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
RoxBuRY.

We are all glad to zee the sun once
more.
Our road commissioner, j. 81. JENNIE,
lost one of his heavy horses, by his get
ting loose and eating too much meal.
At . joint caucus Of the towns Of Mex
co, Roxbary and Byron, John Reed Of
this town Was nominated by accalama-
ton for representative to legislature.
Rev. A. Tillson Of Canada stopped here
on his way to conference at the Isthmus
school house In Rumfofd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21


Mr.. John Murdoch and wife OF Me-
chanic Falls, and their son, Francis Muir.
dock, Of Norway, with his bride, spen.
Sunday here.
Lsurs Smell and her brother, Ralph
Smell, who have teen In California fol
four years past, visited friends here las,
week.
Children's Day was observed ut the
NJ. Z. church June II. A concert wa:
given In the evening by the Sunday
School. Quarterly meeting WAS held
Rev. Mr.. Corey, Presiding Elder. ws'
present.
Mrs Elizabeth, wife Of David Morse
died Tuesday, June 18th, aged 81 years
Her funeral was held nj the N. +. church
Thursday.
VIM. Caldwell IL building cottage OF
the shore Of the pond, at the place knows
as leaton's grove.
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/ 11eO$s>St~a
Geo. whltnsy, Rsq., Of Oxford. was In
The place M0odAy.
Mfs. W. 3. Sargent b expected home
from New York this week.
Prof. league and quito . number Of
students were ct Rev. 8. d. Richardson's
Thursday looking over his fine collection
Of minerals.
Mrs. w. A. Bartlett has received 4
handsome dinner set Of liz pieces. the
gift Of her son, J. e. Bartlett Of Boston.
We are glad to report that caterpillars
are dying Oh.
Gardens are growing finely. I. p.
Bearce has potatoes In blossom.
We would say to the person who en-
tered our garden one day Cor night this
week and cut the topmost branch from
the Spirea Won Houttl, much lnjuring the
looks Of the shrub, and also picked or
most choice geranium blossom, that We
are always willing to give away flowers,
and shall be glad next time to be asked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
FRYssusG ACADEMY GRADUATION


The baccalsureate sermon before the
graduating class Of Fryeburg Academy
was delivered on sunday, June Il, at the
Congregational church, by Rev. w. h.
Allis, pastor OF the Congregational
church st North Conway, y. III. A large
congregation was present. Mr.. Allis'
text was Rev. :: Behold, | have set
before thee an open door"
The graduating exercises were held in
the same church Tuesday afternoon.
Decorations Of plants were very beauti-
ful. The following was the programme
of the exercises:
Music, Orchestra.
Prayer. Rev. Z. II. Abbott.
Opening Address,
History, Olive L. Knox. No. Fryeburg.
Music, Orchestra.
Oration-A Righteous War.
Carl 5. Hatch Fryebarg
Prophecy, Mary b. spring. Hiram.
Music, Orchestra.
Gifts, Ida IL. johnson, No. FryebQry.
Mary A. Marston. Brownheid.
Music, Orchestra.
Comforting Of Diplomas. Judge A. II. Walker.
Written by Florence b. Spring
Benedirtion, Rev. B. y. Stone.
III thC NNNhiuS az VuJVl aotC Sou~tib
was given with the following pro-
gramme:
oversure-Eareka. Catlin
Orchestra.
Reating-Ananias the Second.
Miss susan NJ Walker
Trombone Solo. Mr. Harlow
Vocal Solo-Sands OF Dee. Day.
Miss Henrietta Rice.
Violin Solo, Mr.. y. A. Given.
Song, Male Quartette.
Medley-Popular Airs, Hadey.
Orchestra
Reading, Miss Walker.
Cornet Solo, MI Blanchard.
Solo-Mandalay, Cobb.
Miss Rice.
finale-American Republic, Ringeben.
Orchestra
At the close Of the concert reception
was given to the outgoing class by the
juniors in the psrlors Of The Oxford.
The Boston alumni presented TO the
school picture Of the Roman Forum
through former principal, Walter A.
Robinson. Mr.. A. +. Lewis made ap-
propriste remarks.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees
q unanimous vote WAS taken 20 invite
Mr.. E. X. Woodbury. to remain as prin-
cipai the coming year. The past year
has been one Of excellent progress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
GREENWOOD.

Fair weather has come again, 90 let
all the people clap their hands, and the
people rejoice and be glad. The rain
continued to come until this part Of the
earth Was completely water-logged, aud
we could almost imagine It was turned
into huge derelict, and floating along
on the ocean Of time.
The shower last Wednesday week not
only washed the roads badly places, but
also several fields Of sweet corn, 90 that
the owners talk OF sowing them to grain.
George Judkins ls getting out the tim
Der for a small barn 10 place OF the
buildings demolished by the cyclone.
The hewing Is being done by Elijah
Libby.
All are hoping to hear that they had q
good time at the Sumner centennial last
Monday. Would have been there had
duty not called In another direction.
| May be more favorable next time. We
never lived In Sumner, but have worked
and been to meeting there In years gone
by. Probably Slocum remembers the
time when the wind blew the roof of the
ell Of the starch factory, and "Uncle'
David Tinkham and myself put II on
again, since We boarded 10 his fathers
family during the time. And he doubt
less recollects the double wedding Ia the
Congregational church on the Hill, as he
was there and In IL.
Our better half took cold soon after re.
turning from her visit, which resulted In
40 severe an attack OF asthma rs to re-
quire the assistance OF DR.. Carroll. His
medicine worked like a charm, from
which Il WAS inferred that although com.
psratively young In years he knew his
business, and was master OF the situs-
ton. The doctor SAYS ne has come back
to the Pond TO stay this time, and every
body hopes he has. All think he will
prove to be the right man In the RICH,
place.
Daniel Bryant had most uncomfort-
able time with sciatic rheumatism re-
Gently.
Harry Cole aud wife called at the
Bennett place to see the sick woman
Wednesday evening, and the next morn
ing |. w. Swan and wife called for the
same purpose.
II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
olCkvALE.

The road commissioner 10 repairing
our roads.
Grass e looking well and caterpillar
ara booming.
L. c. Putnam baptized one candidate
Juue II.
+. A. wyman has . job with his team
on the road machine.
Ne hear Of wars and rumors Of wei
right In our midst.
G. Il. CAild 4 again at work in Dix
neA.
T.r. CAiA ~ trsdsd her,s for !
hoese sn1 COW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
WEtChvlllE.

Miss Belle Lunt Is spending her vscs
ton with her mother, Mrs. Edward
Chase, In Freeport.
The surviving members Of Co. ID, 18th
Maine Regiment, held their annual re-
union at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyru:
Chaplin, Wednesday, June 18th.
Mrs. David Morse, after q long and
painful sickness, died at the home OF heI
sister, Mrs. Dyer, Tuesday, June llth
She was loved and respected by all who
knew her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
6ROWNFIElO.

Frank Meserve has moved into one Of
the Bean rents.
DR.. Fitch has completed his new stable
Mr.. Frank Ham has had come I'M
provements made on his buildings.
Mrs. Andrew Durgin Is visiting he'
daughter, Mrs. Elmer whitney.
Mrs. Fred Thsyer has young son.
Mr. Samuel Warren IL quite feeble, ALEC
Mrs. VIM. Brooks.
IL still continues quite sickly 10 town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
enveallno.

The Oxford u now open for ths sea-
con.
Mn. McKenney Of Portland l. here at
DR.. Gordon's.
Mr.. A. r. Jenncss escaped with q
spfalned ankle from what might have
been . serious accident. When getting
Into his wagon the horse started and Mr..
Jenness' foot was caught 10 the wheel.
Mr.. Allen, tho druggist with C. T.
Ladd, has returned to the city with his
family.
Supt. Evans, OF the N. c. r. r., has
made the station headquarters for his
private car, making fishing excursions
In this neighborhood.
We hear that Mr.. Frank Giles, who
went West for his health, Is improving.
Mrs. G. 8. Bsrrows ls In Portland for
few days.
Mas Finnon from Spencer IL visiting
at Mrs. Grace Pages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hay OF New York have
spent week ut Miss A. N. Pages.
Miss Taylor, teacher In the academy
In '92-'93. Il visiting In the village.
DR.. Allen Is slowly recovering from q
severe attack Of appendicitis.
Light frost Thursday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
SOUTH HIRAM.

Arthur Smith, who has been ut WORK
10 Chatham, N. H., came home Monday
for few DAYS.
Miss Bessie Morrill, Is boarding at d.
Stesrns'.
Quite number from this place wen.
to Hiram Falls Sunday.
Miss Mabel Mason is working Ut Vim.
Ribbons.
Mrs. Rosa Ieavitt Of Chatham, N. H.,
Is visiting ut ID. Stearns'.
Born, In Quincy, Mass, June 10th. to
the wife of Lester Weeks, a son.
Mrs. Eliza Mason, who stopped few
days with her grandson, Fred s. Libby,
of this town, returned to her home In
Freedom. SATURDAY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
COMING EVENTS.

June s7.-second Congressional District Repub-
hcan Convention, Aub0rn-
June ss-Repubhcan State Convention, Augusta
june sa-District Lodge. 1. q. u. T., Canton
June 3o.-Repubhcan County Convention, south
Paris.
June so-pemccrstic state Convention. Bangor
July 2-Oxfor,i Pomona Grange. East sumner
July ss-Aug. u-scho ] OF Methods, Martha :
Grove, Fryeburg.
Aug A3O.-ChAutangua Assembly, MATTHIAS
Grove, fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
THE CENTENNIAL roxx.

THE CENTENNIAL POEN.
(By Mrs. Helen 8. Robertson. Of Harrington
Maine)
Hall Sumner! proudly we hail thee today.
Thou hast reached milestone on thy way.
And for once from care and toll we are free;
We consecrate this day 70 God and thee:
Then hall wsm make sn ,s wssn ing VIM CHEERS
From Nj. Benson's summit bold and grand.
Throughout the length and breadth Of the land
Hall Sumneri gladly We hail thee again,
In honor OF the brave women and men
Who the perfls Of the wilderness dared,
nd many phvations and hardships shared.
That 70 posterity they might hand down
Freedom and homes In this delightful town.
These pioneers lived lives good and true,
Their tastes were simple and their wants were
few.
They built their cabins BY the wild beasts lair
Their paths were crossed BY tho wolf and bear
The stealthy panther In the forest stayed
Reared his bark wigWsm on the mountain side;
No rosds, only spotted trees for guide;
Brave and undaunted, many dangers they faced
Their names on The honor roll should be placed.
Time pauses not. Il has forged ahead
Until one hundred years have sped.
A century has wrought wondrous chspge-
Nov neat fsrnkousss dot hiilside and PLATA.
With fruitful orchards and nelds Of grain;
Here and these church spires glesm In the sun,
And schoolhouses open TO every o.
Then, fondly loved Sumner. We hall!
Thou n lovely. when mists thy mountains veil,
And every lake within its rocky bed
Mirrors trees and hoWers. whlIe overhead
The asure sky with clouds Of flintese gray,
Just touched With pink. q The dawn OF day,
eurmounts scene Of such rare Dovellness
That words can but impsrfectly express.
Hall Sumner! loudly We hail thee and well,
In memory Of oar heroes who fall
Defending their colntry-hghting for the right.
Forget MOI heroes hat ere yet b dghs,
Ihey hAve been ready IN thear colotry's cause
Summers mel have done duty In al1 Wsrs-
Stood By their colors - ifs maatssod not
When surrounded BY Tying shsIl ed shot.
We q today on - s:!issms "a
What boon - ~ they did beQu1oohei
Ihes.'s fEeedo4 n ~ cir ~ bee9e1D-
We ple0go O1foolvoe The booo - koop,
areoe xe4p4s ~ ooeh - sl14boe AoR slsep,
y. ~ ~ a :; ~ ~ . ~ :: -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
EAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. l.. Z. McIntire entertained the
North Waterford Circle Tuesday after
noon and evening. There was full
house and verv merry time.
Mr.. Simeon Trssk Is not so well AZ
usual.
r. ". Haskell has sold his white horse
and bought sorrcl Of Paris Page.
Myron Keen is working at the Lake
House thia summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
NoRIh auckElELp.

Mrs. Rozetta Bicknell Was at Rumford
Falls last week visiting her niece, Mrs.
Emerson Ames.
Miss Ella Ames returned with Mrs.
Bicknell for short visit.
Mrs. N. b. Emery Is at Cumberland
Centre on visit.
A large delegation Of our people were
at Sumner ut the centennial.
o. l.. varney, Oscar Chandler, Alton
and Charles Damon, all OF Sumner, are q,
work for Washie Head on his stable.
II. B. Hersey's daughters, Mrs. Frank
Warren of Hartford, and Fannie Of Au'
burn, have been Mt home on visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
WEST PARIS

ii. W. Childs had the misfortune TO
break his left shoulder while narrowing
With q young horse recently.
The drama The Donstion Party" Is
postponed one week. IL will be played
June alth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
KNOXVILLE.

Mrs. Charles Buck spent last week at
Bethel with her sister, Ida Mason.
Ned Schully from Norway WAS at
Henry Plummer's over Sunday.
Lizzie Holt has been at work for Mrs.
G. l.. Bartlett Of Stoneham.
Silss McKeen went to Fryeburg Wed
nesday.
Lin Palmer IL boarding at L. II. Burn
hams while Will Pslmer's folks are
away.
Addie Holt has returned from her
visit at Newry.
Mrs. Austin McAllister has been quite
sick with q sore throat; also one oi
Grant McAllister's little boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cannon OF West
Stoneham visited their daughter, Mrs.
II. B. McKeen, Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
ANOOvER,

A celebration is talked Of for the 9TH.
This IL move In the right direction as
the people expect to spend q little
change, and II they can flnd as coed
time at home for the money, they will
leave their money IN town which Is right.
The county commissioners are to meet
here one week from to-day to view the
Swain Notch route, to discontinue same
II In their Judgment they think proper.
Several cases Of measles still Turk
around. 49,
The whooping cough IL paying Its
respects to several In town.
Chlldren's Day WAS observed In An
dover by services In the Methodist
church. The house was filed mostly by
children. A lively programme was most
successfully carried out. The following
Il the order Of exercises:
Song. Sunshine Everywhere, Choir
Scripture. Superintendent
PRAYER, Rev. Mr.. Adams
Anthem. Rock OF Ages, Quarsette
Address Of Welcome, Irving w. Hanson
Recitation. Sunshine Land. Matte Hall
Song. woodland Echoes"
Recitation. Ny First Piece. Ora Chamberlain
Collection
Song, so Shall Ny Word he, -Four young ladies'
Recitation, The Seed Il the Word.
Vaughn Porter
Recitation. Abide with Me. Helen Learned
Song. Love Il the Sunshine, Choir
Recitation, Little Efforts. Ethel Chamberlain
Recitation. Kindness 10 the Bir'is.
Florence Akers
Song. The Message OF To-day,
Five young ls'ies
Recitation, Marion Abbott
song. what the Brides Teach Us.
Irving Hanson
Recitation. The Bridge Keepers story.
Recitation. The Daises. Dot Grover
Recitation and Song. Seven young ladies
Recitation, The Lesson. Helen Morton
Recitation, Papa's Letter, Eleanor Bacon
| Recitation. We Thank Thee, -Four little girls
Song, Consider the Children.
| Eta Akers and Vaughn Porter
| Recitation. Where Il She, valcskA Dcmorcy
Recitation. The Bridge OF Sunset, Qua Hanson
Remarks, Pastor
| Song. The Good Old Way, Choir
Benciiction.
Almost a frost on low ground thii
morning.
Farmers are busy hoeing.
Corn Is small and many pieces didn'
come up very well.
Grass looks very well on new land
Old fields won't amount to very much.
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ATWOOD 6 FORBES,
Edassrs and Prsprtsssrs.
0ronoE II. ATWOOD. AZ. Fonlns-

TnMs s-el5o year II paid strictly In sivancs.
Othaxw1se o2-o0 year. single copies cents
ADvKRrlsxMKxrs, -An legal adverstsemenes are
given three consecutive insertions for olSo pr
Inch n length Of column Special coneaces
power. expersenced verkmen and loW prices
combine 70 make this department Of our oosA
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
CANTON POINT.

Ed Jones and Mr.. Barker from Liver
more Falls passed through our place
Wednesday.
B. B. Daley has narrowed up his corn
on account Of poor seed.
Ellis Delsno is working on the road.
The steam mill at Gilbertville started
Wednesday.
a. Delano has q sick COW.
Carroll Hutchinson and wife visited E.
III. johnson, Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
EAST 0EThE

Walter Reed Of Hanover Is visiting at
C. c. Beans.
Mrs. McAllister Of Stoneham recently
visited her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Bean.
Nr. w. j. Macuen visited this place
last week In the interest Of Mr.. Bowler,
photographer Of Bethel.
Mrs. Emma Merrill spent laak week ct
her old home In this place.
Mr. Williams, Of Springfield, Maine,
spent lev days ct J. \. bsrtlett's last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
BYRON.


"Buckskin Sam" Is down from Bemis
painting and papering for Johtsm Shaw
and Stephen TAYLOR. He Is an expert at
the business. He brought down several
large trout.
Mr.. James Stsrbird from Turner Is
visiting friends In town.
Mr.. Oscar Merrill, section agent on
the X. F. & X. l.. X. r., has recently
bought the east half OF the A. N. Jen-
kins farm of Amos Alden and has moved
the barn to the south Of the house. He
had q rszing about week ago and q
raising q few days later.
Mrs. lothian Shaw has an attack OF
erysipelas In her face. She visited DR..
Proctor Of Weld Wednesday In regard to
the case.
j. +. Shaw Ia about to begin repairs
on his barn. He Is TO right It up, repair
and single Il. Mr.. Cal Barns Ia TO do
the work.
c. Hodsdon, road commissioner, and
crew have been at work on highways In
the woods toward No. 9. We are glad
TO ace people amending their ways"
We learn that +. B. Small, who WAS
In this town last winter and who went
barefoot with frozen feet, died recently
from exposure In the woods at Vienna,
where he had gone to fast forty days.
He had been out twenty days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21

at one O'Clock p. N, for the purpose % nomi-
mating candidate Tor representative 10 the
frty- sixth cong re-s % the United States and
o. elect a district committee.
The has,s OF representation will Ne a. follows
Each city. town and plantation viii be entitled
90 one delegate and for each seventy Eve votes
east for the Republican candidate for lSss. and
for fraction OF forty votes in excess Of seventy
Eve votes. an additional delegate.
Vacancies In the delegation % any citv, town
or plantation. can only he hllei by residents OF
the county In which the vacancies exist The
committee win be IN session AZ the hall at II A.
NJ on the day OF the convention - receive
credentials.
VI FoGLER, Chairman.
J. W. BRACkErT, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21

Frank Trott. y years Of age, shot
himself in the head at Perry Wednesday
night and cannot live. No caase b given
for the act.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Samuel Partridge died Tuesday
morning, and was buried Thursday.
Mrs. L. j. Noyes and daughter Leola,
of Lowell, are visiting at J. L. Par
tridge's.
Mr.. l.. ID. Hobbs IL failing rapidly.
She Is very feeble in body and mind.
Mrs. Eunice N. Frye Of Portland met
the club ladies at Mrs. Stephens Wed
nesday afternoon, and q very pleasant
time was enjoyed BY all. Cocoa, lemon
ade and cake were served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-06-21
NEw ApyERrIsEMENTs.

II l. Wen Known Fact.
Dropped
Waiter A Wool.
New Cash Store.
The Beeches"
Unclc Sans War Glasses.
Want TO Cicthe You.
IL Leads Them All.
Farm for sale.
farm Wanted.
Buy the Mccormick.