Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-10


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nests If the caterpilisrs oeg'h 10
.r he apple ana CHERRY ttees-
-'. much hut bHfs Tor theui W
.. ... sut they have a nghtlhs chSuVe
.- We shall probably DC oNer'uu'
....aN,r,d and overwhelmed Win
.... .hl, season.
-. 80, Clrh hald i,s first
.. ~. ~ -. ~" W., nav with the
...rs score, - targets
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N- III l1ugmSde, "ho WAS lormerlN
Station gent ~ the 6rsno trunk NJ
'a.s ~ JUNCTION, hut MAS ooilged ,o
.t. into his house here, on the corner
.tH.yh and Gothic Streets, and ). =
'..-. Who j. now occupying Mr.. Lang
s.., house. will move into George W.
house on Church Street.
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~ 10Y 'hr W'.u." VI ~
Hna hau oei"N nv Ne,
years aha % Que VII oe -
-'. Tue ,'S'e'neuN, ~. -. :"
t.r, .a .he month. We In this section OF
- fhara NJ
renee between eastern and western
N...e.
So. ,.,,,,h, ,,o,, Nondsy
........, u.,,.t -, o, stony BROOK
- ~ ,,on,ss and measured
-. ~ IS hsautv and
5..r,. "a g.. emo ON, q, The river
t..h.5r., $50 himself from the ill.,
I'D. ....st .no,s Uhich g.ther during tn
..- Months. Cherries didn't fish snv
tl,e "a go. Ion, st,a, no
~ .-.l;s;sior :, ~ -onsre
..-htp. Il viii be remembered that 10
-,ae celebrating McKinley's cleo
,aup eighteen months ago, one OF
.. f..turrs which attracted most atten-
y... g., calf belonging 10 Uncle John
The calf * now promising
N.ifsr aud on the day she was
months old she was weighed
agra the scales at 1920 pounds
t.- r,erhsr i Uncle Johns famous
t1u attended the reception At the
l. NN.l,.-l.t~ a.sanfnr Th&
Vss furnished with easy chair.
f-- furniture necessary 20 make II
.-.,ut and comfortable. After
IN shook hands and welcomed
u.i,rer's return 70 the church tor
years work. the audience was
-a arier and several short speeches
come Nere made 20 which Mr.. and
s..-, ,l,sr .srveS
whist party was held at New Hal
evening. May 81. The AT
..e,.uas about the same a. usual
Lies. There were forty-four hands
during the evening Franz
ysme out ahead with a score o.
beans in all IL wasn't learned
ao had the sm Hest count, out on'
borrowed thirteen beans ane
he'd with twelve In all. The mex
all AXE place next Tuesday even
N4y lD.h, 40 New Hall.
Hapal II l.. Whitman of Lining
academy = az home for Few weeks
regent graduating exercises, saws
Whitman has had charge of tn
uy Cor the past two years, and Ia:
proved himself u be a very fine teaehe
tl,cipiinsrisn that cannot be ex
90 Entire satisfaction has been Civ
Pcs bjm % the trustees Of the acsdem,
-h- pupilS under his charge. and /
,..-,. he Vill be retained As teache
s- .r1-ber year ~ least"
u. o.. Fletcher sold another silky piee
.. horse ash last week. The purchases
Vs., George y Fales of Boston. IN
H.->. Fletcher has owned about a year
b. IS PAGER. Is this spring. and w
,.-.i by Btvtrd Wilkes, 2:ll Ii. III
hf> reyer been in a race, but last fall
.ha = time no was hitehed 20 sulky
4.R..ct VAS held on him. and he made
milo f..a.35. the second half in 10. an
,fa..s., quarter in 33 seconds. Fletehe
+. g.. -. IN - int no IA the fas,