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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-01
WEST PARIS.

Work In the wood rim shop COM
menced Tuesday,.
s. B. Locke and wife are visiting 10
Boston for fev days.
Mrs. Sarah Curtis ID, visiting relatives
at Gorhani, N. II.
n. w. Denuison and wife OF South
Paris and Charles and Martha Dennison
Of Bates College were here over Sunday.
Samuel Ray has moved his family
from the rent over Morton's store Into
the +. n. Cummings house.
Miss Emma Swan OF Auburn is visit
ing here at home few days.
Mrs. Austin Hayes returned from
visit of several weeks ct Empire last
Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Leard and family are stop
ping ut Greenwood, where he 10 holding
revival meetings. Charlie Leard Is 10
Boston.
All the teachers from this end Of the
town attended the convention at South
Paris.
Mrs. z. j. wheeler has returned home
after long absence.
The Uniyersalists will hold their next
circle at Dunham's Hall Friday evening,
Nov. ith. The entertainment will con-
sist OF readings and songs from the
poems Of Longfellow, and 1.-THE Hang
ing of the Crane" will be illustrated BY q
series OF tableaux.
Mr.. Fred Kenney and wife Of Gorham
are visiting here. Mrs. kenney was
formerly Mrs. Hannah Hammond OF this
place.
Charles Bacon killed a thirteen months
old pig last Friday which weighed $50
pounds when dressed.
The entertainment under the auspices
of the w. C. T. L., which occurred FRI
day evening, was very successful.
Quite large number were present. =,
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auckElElp.


Rev. II. C. Muuson Of Auburn was Ia
the place Saturday, 22d.
The remains Of Mrs. Clark W. Foster
Of Hebron we're brought here for burial
Sunday, sd.
Rev. G. b. Hannaford attended the
Methodist Ministerial Conference this
week at Lisbon.
About dozen Of our citizens took the
Mechanics Fair excursion to Boston this
week.
X. N. Prince and wife have closed
their house here, and left Wednesdsy for
New York, where they expect to spend
the winter.
Secretary Long was 90 years old
Thursday. 9th.
william Coyle saw four deer In the
road when he was returning from South
Paris this week-near the King neigh
borhood.
Record & Warren are laying a good
many shingles around town this fall.
Des. Alfred Shaw has so far recover
ed from his recent serious illness that he
has been able to ride out on pleasant
days.
Mrs. Emily Loring OF Auburn Is visit
ing her brother, Asa Atwood.
Mrs. Nellie DeCoster Of Rumford
Falls Is visiting friends 10 town.
Geo. NJ. Atwood OF Paris put q new
up-to-dste telephone instrument Into
the post office this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-01

COUNTY or OXFORD, S.
Board OF County Commissioners. Sept session,
1855; held by adjournment Oct. Is, ISIS.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory
evidence having been received that the petition
ers are responsible. and that inquiry Into the
merits OF their application IL expedient, 1T ~
ORDERED, that the County Commissioners meet
at the Hotel Rumford nj Rumfori Falls In said
County on the 18th day OF Nov. ls9s next. at nine
OF the clock. A. NJ and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned In said petition, Immediately
after which view. q hearing OF the parties and
their witnesses will be had at some convenient
place In the vicinity and such other measures
taken In the premises az the Commissioners sbali
Judge proper. And h IL further ORDERED. that
notice OF the time. place and purpose ofth Com.
missioner meeting aforesaid be given 10 all
persons and corporations interested. by causing
attcsted copies OF said petition and OF this order
thereon 20 be served upon the Clerk OF the Town
OF Rumford In said County, and also posted mp In
three public places In said town and
published three weeks successiyely In the Oxford
Democrat newspaper printed at Paris In said
County of oxford, the first Of said publ
cations, and each Of the other notices, 10
be made, served and posted, at least thirty
days before said time Of meeting 10 the end that
all persons and corporations may then and there
appear and show cause, II any they have, why
the prayer OF said petitioners should not be
granted.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN. Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition and Order OF
Court thereon.
Artist CHARLES r. WHITMAN. Clerk.
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To the Honorable Board Of County Commits.
siopers for the County Of Oxfogd:
The undsrsirned Inhabitants Of the town o
Rumford b said County Respectfully represent
che locatios Of new highway p aid 'Rumiord
described ~ follows: commencing on TIE high:
way leading from Rumford IoIh 70 kumf0rd
Center on the portheriy side Of the Androscosgin
Falls and The Rufus virgin house, 30 called.
ssid point being Witnessed by IN ash stump near
the westerly slde III said highway and = IN
anglo In the line between the lands OF the KUN
s e1% a.. nas a% serss. minute.
feet, thence N. 81 degrees 30 minutes w. 8. feet
.. also rhown by the accompanying plan, thence
along the center line Of the road hereby proposed
desrees minutes K. sssi feet 70 tRe face Of the
bridge abutment on the westerly aide Of The An.
iroscoggin River, thence same course l@ s feet
across the river 70 the face OF the eass sbutmens
thence same course q feet, thence 9. II degrees
minutes y. u feet. thence 8: % degrees min
utes 4. - feet, thence 8. Is degrees Is minutes
r. 3cO feet 20 point In the road from South
Rumfori 70 Rumford Falls.
Your petitioners further represent that the
said Ramfor,i July On, iss7 on petition Of jerry
H. Martin. John A. Decker and George W
Stearns, sclectmen of Rumford. across the An
droscoGgin River and nearly parallel TO th'
above described proposed way should lie dis
continued.
Also that the portion Of the old road on thu
south aide OF SAID river leading 70 South Rum
| ford between the point where the new propose
| road herein described intersects with the samt
and the westerly or northeriy side OF the rail
| ROAD track near the Rumford Falls Passcnge
| Station should be discontinued.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that sfter du.
notice, view Of the premiees and hearing OF 81
parties Interested, your Hon0rs will locate TN
| highway hcrc.nbefore described and discontinue
J the two highways named.
Rumford, October 10th. lss.
II. c. DUNTOS, and others
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FRveBuR0.


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burrows left Mon
day, Oct. ~, for their winter home In
Boston.
Mrs. Harry McNeal died at her home
on Main Street, Oct. Is, after long Ill
ness. Funeral at her late residence,
Oct. "a.
Mr.. Thomas Charles recently got n
piece Of steel In one OF his eyes and
Thursday WAS Obliged to have the eye
removed. He Ia at the hospital In Port
land and Il doing we'll.
Mrs. Abbie Mitchell and son Everett
are visiting at Geo. Shirley's.
Two new arrivals In town Tuesday
last, n little daughter at the home OF X.
II. Cousins and son at Mr.. Hackett's.
We are sorry TO state the chair factory
Ia closed for the present.
The Ladies' Club met st the club room
Friday afternoon. Subject "Science and
Education" committee, Mrs. Emily
Stone and Mrs. Samuel Gordon. The
history Of the prominent academies In
the state was given, which was very In
structive. Mira. Benz. Newman gave a
tslk on geology Of Fryebrug.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNcs OF THE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS hlll.

First Baptist Church. Rev. y. A: nooerss
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday - IL 4. y
SUNDAY school e Il -. sabbath Evenfng Ser
vice 81 700 2. u. Prayer Needing WEDNESDAY
UniyersanstChu Preaching every Sunday
n IL A. n Sunday School - Is y.
Mrs. +. l.. Paris and Master "Bunt
returned 70 their New York home
Thursday, and the house 10 closed fo'
the winter.
Mrs. Caroline Harlow visited In DIX
field q few days last week.
The Misses Perham left for Washing
ton last week, and the house here is
closed.
Mrs. Julia A. Annis died on Wednes-
dsy, her serious illness being OF only
few DAYS. duration, though she has been
falling in health for . long time.
B.F. Cummings and family are NOV
ing from their farm into the house VIII
his mother.
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vii SONS MILLS.

W. ;. West Of Enrol was In town Sun
day.
A. X. Pennock has sold his stock and
will not keep house through the winter:
His mother, Mrs. Luells Pennock, Will
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Tsylor.
Geo. Stesrns, up to date, has taken
nine foxes. He and his partner, X. 5.
Besn, have now gone mp the Magaiio-
way to try their luck near the boundary.
The new bridge was opened to public
travel, Oct. a0th.
A dance Friday night in York's Hall,
which has recently been finished nj
wentworth's Location. Saturday even
ing an entertainment given In the same
hall, BY the scholars of three schools,
called out quite crowd, the Scholars
showing that with equal facilities for
trsining they would rank as high as
those In larger places.
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nEaa0N.


Rev. Mr.. Dutton, who 10 soliciting
funds for the new dormItory, preached
here Sunday.
Rev. 8. ID. Richardson attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Clark Foster Sunday
forenoon, making three funerals he has
attended In eight days. During his
pastorate Of thirty-eight years the num-
BIER Of funerals he has attended exceeds
500. Mr.. Richardson has also had bis
share Of weddings 40 we'll.
Mrs. 8. c. Howe went to Boston Mon
day.
Mr.. Thompson Of Auburn has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Donham
A. M. Richardson was at home over
Sunday. He ID much pleased with bis
new position In Portland.
L. l. Bumpus Of Auburn is visiting
among bis old friends In this place. Mr.
Bumpus 10 10 very poor health.
A lecture WAS given here last week by
Hon. Nelson Dlngley.
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BRYANT POND.

Can't. John Dearborn Of Locke's Mills
has purchased the stand owned by Mrs.
Mary p. Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett has
moved to Deerlng, Me-, so as to be with
her two daughters, who are students at
westbrook Seminary.
Winfield Ripley, Jr, OF Wakefield,
Mass, Is visiting friends and relatives In
town. He Is a member OF Co. n, LIST
Massachusetts, Heavy Artillery, U. S. w.,
and Is on a furlough which expires
Nov. 18th.
Percy J. Bowker Of Wakefield, Mass ,
returns home Oct. 81.
Irwin l.. Bowker, who has been at his
fathers sick with typhoid fever for four
weeks, is convalecing, but Is not able to
sit up at this writing.
The bunting party, who went 10 the
Lakes from here, reported q good time,
although the weather was cold and there
was a fall Of six inches OF snow making
il rather disagreable 10 the woods.
Albert Bowker shot two deer, the pre-
scribed number, Frank Cushman one,
also a good supply OF pstridRes were
shot by the party.
Jimmy Fsrnum shot a deer weighing
lbs pounds short distance from hi:
fathers hou &c, one day last week.
Ii Is reported that John Foster, who
has moved back into the place, Is going
10 open meat market In the building
formerly used for fruit store, Mr.
Dutton having moved 10 Bethel.
James Fernald OF Poland, son OF Is
NJ. Ferusld. is running the labelling
\ ha nnrn faetnyv
There were IS tickets sold At this sta
ton for the Boston excursion. Mrs
Mvra Cole and Orine and Dexter Poverty
and Eddie took advantage OF the CHEAP
rates and went 10 Boston.
George Warehouse, engineer at TIT
pumping station, who has been away OF
two weeks vacation, has returned Il
his work. His place WAS filled BY
engineer Wells.
| We understand DR.. Bucknam Is TO q
to Portland the lst Of November for TIT
purpose Of practising medicine.
There came very near being seriou:
accident at the corn shop short tim,
ago There was a heavy plank which
was used TO slide the boxes OF corn from
the upper story to the lower; II beini
pushed one side, came down striking
Mrs. Lalis Estes on the head and hurt
ing her quite badly, but we are happy Il
say nothing serious came from the &C
cident.
Miss Clara En- Earle Of Buffalo, \. Y.
has been the guest Of Miss Ida En- Earle
II. Z. En- Earle has gone to work OF
the Maine Central railroad at watervill'
as fireman.
The remains Of Fitzroy Chase o
Kent's Hill were brought here Tuesds.
afternoon and inferred in the cemeter,
| AT North Woodstock.
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SOIITh RuNEORO.

Mrs. Elsva Hall from Hsverhill, Mass q,
has been visiting her brother, +. +. Alb
bott, and other relatives at East and
south Rumford.
Mrs. Belle Jones and son George, also
F. z. Putnam and wife went to Boston
on the excursion.
Nose Albert Is moving his family to
Dixfield where he has job for the win
ter.
A little daughter Of Nose Albert got
her mouth badly burned last week by
getting potash into IL.
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GREENWOOD.

IL IL raining profusely as we COM
mence these jottings, and II It continues
for day or two Norway will have water
enough 10 manufacture all the lightning
needed there again by day or night. But
the best lightning factory yet put up Is
at Niagara Falls; there they have all the
water they want the year round, and
still there Is some that goes TO waste.
There are Is boulders less 10 the fields
than there were two weeks ago and the
fragments instead of being made into
wall, as formerly, were hauled of out Of
the way and dumped. In fact wall
building Is getting to be 4 thing OF the
past; and, like embalming, bids fair
soon to become another lost art.
Game seems to be rather scarce this
fall as vet, the largest and about the
only animal reported worth shooting OF
late, being 8 wildcat that one OF John
Titus boys fired at the other day but
failed TO stop him. The animal had q
long body Of black color and Is large
as common sized dog.
There were TO be series OF meetings
at the City this week, commencing Tues
day evening. The first meeting was
rather poorly attended and the next
evening was so rainy that probably
everybody remained at home. The
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Leard, was to conduct
them, with perhaps some assistance
from abroad.
Birdie Swan, with her two youngest
children, came from Milan, N. H., on q
visit to her parents the first Of the week.
Her oldest boy, Arthur Cummings, has
been down here with his grandparents
all summer.
A road has been commenced, running
east by the Center chapel until 1t strikes
the main road, 3 distance OF nearly 10
rods. This will be great convenience
to people coming from the north to at
tend meetings. As II now Is they have
to drive down round an ''ox-bow" to get
there.
As long as cattle buyers are round In
the morning after stock, before the peo-
pie are up, it Is natural TO infer that the
traffic along that line Is still rampant.
Some matched calves are being priced at
$40 a pair.
Since writing the above 10 regard to
game We learn that OsgO0d Swan shot q
deer the first of the week.
According to the declaration Of the
wise man, John has proved himself a
hero of the first water. Proverbs 16 80
Friday, Oct. Is. Our family pet is one
year old to-day; and they call him q
pretty smart little kid = considering
his grsndparentage.
Rev. Mr.. Ramsdell and wife Of South
Paris, are to be congratulated on being
the parents Of similar specimen.
John Bryant and wife Of FreepOrt,
also Mrs. Newton Bryant, visited at the
Bennett place Thursday. john says be
has to come up and breathe the pure air
Of his native hills once year anyhow.
Dea. r. l.. Cole IL now visiting his
children In LYNN. Mass.
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eErhel.

Many Of our Bethel people are enjoy
Ing visit In Boston.
The Grand Trunk Railway are build
Ing siding TO be used By the corn shop
and chair shop companies.
Mr.. Oliver Gould, treasurer OF the Bar
Harbor National Bank, IL spending the
v eek In Bethel.
Owing to the rain the foot ball team
did not come down from Gorham until
Thursday. An exciting game Was
PLAYED at Riverside Park, the Gorham
team winning. It Il proposed soon to
have q visit from the Gorham school
team instead Of picked team.
Thursday the Ladies' Club met With
Mrs. Marley and enjoyed pleasant and
profitable afternoon listening to quots-
tons and current events.
Thursday evening Mira. l.. T. Barker
entertained the "Mountain Ash Club. y
After supper the members expressed
their sentiment 10 appreciation OF trip
to Upton. Later In the evening . pro-
gram consisting of an original poem was
given by one Of the members In which
were some very bright hits In relating
the doings and sayings Of the party,
solos and trio by the gentlemen. After
chocolate and cake had been served, all
united In singing "Auld Lang Syne" and
babe good night to their host and host
ess, being assured that the pleasant
memories OF our delightful summer will
brighten many Of the cold stormy days
Of our coming winter.
DR.. Hayden has taken rooms at the
residence Of f. c. Park.
Mrs. Jennie Seamens, state organizer
OF the w. c. T. u, is to speak In Oxford
County. Appointments have been made
IS follows: Bethel, Nov. 8; Locke's
Mills, 4; West Paris, s.; South Paris, .;
Norway, 10; Andover IL. Mrs. Seamens
will speak In the afternoon to the ladies
and mothers are especially invited. In
the evening she will lecture to the pub
lie generally. Mrs. Seamens is very
dignified Christian woman and interest.
| ing speaker. Her success as worker In
other parts Of our state should bespeah
a large audience 10 our county.
Mrs. Aylena Farwell has the symithy
Of many friends In Bethel 10 the death
OF her little daughter In Portland. Mrs
Farwell has been called to bury hel
husband, sister and little daughter In
| less than year.
The Columbian Club met with Mrs. A
f. Herrick Friday afternoon. The clut
will take up Italian art as outlined b,
Miss Alice Twitchell Of Portland for thu
years work. The club viii meet Nov
| IL with Mrs. J. NJ. Philbrook.
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OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Buchanan preached It the
Congregational church Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Stanley attended the min
isters' meeting.
A harvest concert was given by the
NJ. +. Sabbath School on Sunday even
Ing.
Elder Sawyer administered the rite of
baptism By immersion on Sunday ut the
pond near Caldwel's grove.
Miss Mary Holmes has gone to Boston
to spend the winter.
Messrs. Wright, DeLanO, q. j.
PARROT and II. +. PARROT, attended the
Grand Division at Portland.
Miss Ida Hawkes. has gone to Boston.
Julia Gertrude, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Martin, died Monday, Oct.
"a, aged months. The funeral WAS
held on Wednesday, Mrs. Jordan OF
Mechanic Falls, officiating.
Born, Oct. %, to the wife Of James
Dunbar, u daughter.
Mrs. Murdoch IL visiting her sister,
Mrs. Cash.
Mrs. French has gone to Norway To
spend the winter.
Charles Durell IL attending school at
Norway.
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SWEDEN.

Born, in Sweden, Oct. a., to the wife
Of Charles NJ. Evans, q son.
b. w. Nevers and son Roswell have
bought u farm 10 North Paris and are
moving there.
Charles Evans has bought the stand
formerly occupied by Roswell Nevers.
Mr.. Evans Is at present carrying the
U. s. mall for 8. l.. Plummer.
Roy Lord Of North Waterford has re-
Gently bought the Edwards place and
moved there last week.
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS.
Board Of County Commissioners, Sept. Session.
lsss; held by adjournment Oct. Is, lss.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi-
dencc having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, and that inquiry into the mer.
Its OF their application IL expedient, 1T Is Or
DERED, that the County Commissioners meet at
the house Of A. o. Corbett In Paris, In said
county, on the 39th day of November. A. ID. ISIS,
next at eleven of the clock 4. ~, and thence
proceed 70 view the route mentioned
In said petition, Immediately after which view. q
hearing Of the parties and their witnesses will
be had at some convenient place In the vicinity,
and such other measures taken In the premises
rs the commissioners shall judge proper. And
IL is further ORDERED, that notice Of the time,
place and purpose Of the commissioner meet
Ing aforesaid be given TO all persons and corpo-
rations interested. by causing attested copies Of
said petition and of this orier thereon 70 be
ed upon the Clerk Of the Town Of
Paris, In said County. and also posted
ed up In 8 public places In said town
and published weeks successfully In the
Oxford Democrat, newspaper printed Ut Paris.
In said County Of Oxford the arss Of said publica
tons, and each Of the other notices, TO be made,
served and posted at least thirty days before said
time Of meeting, 10 the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear and shew
cause. II any they have, why the prayer Of said
petitioners should not be granted.
ATTEST :-CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition and order Of court
thereon.
Attest CHARLES Y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
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WEST ERVE6uR0.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles waterhouse OF
Hsrbor, also Mrs. Wiley Walker, son and
grandson. Of North Conway, are visiting
at Mr.. Edwin walkers.
DIR. Hartman Of Laconis, n. H., came
yesterday to see his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Z. P. Hutchins, who Is still very sick.
Some improvements have been made
in the Birch Hill school house which are
q comfort to both teacher and pupils.
Mrs. David Hill, receiving . dispatch
Of the death Of her sister who lives In
Lowell, Mass, left Saturday night.
Rev. B. N. Stone preached . splendid
sermon In this place last Sunday after
noon.
Ernestine Eastman injured her eye In
such q way that she 10 unable 70 attend
school at present.
Mrs. Bert Howard and three children
are visiting relatives In Jackson.
Mr.. Alvin Jones has returned from
DafiAlo, n. T., whsrs h has bssn On
business.
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IYNChvIlLE.

Mrs. Cole and daughter from Bryant's
Pond have been visiting friends In this
place.
J. B. McAllister has moved back into
one OF l.. II. Burnham's rents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Remission and two
sons from Lowell and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cannon and daughter Ina visited at II
B. Mckeen's Sunday.
Jessie Adams and daughter Myrtle, OF
West Stonehsm, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mira. Burnham Mckeen, last week.
Fred Buck Is gaining. He Is able ia
walk out.
Addie Holt has returned from Rum.
ford where she has been at work.
In Albany, October 10th, to the wife
Of Fodest McAllister, q daughter.
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NORTH euCkFiElD.

Clint Mason has been on short vlsit
to bis cousin, Frank Pitts, 10 Minot.
j. F. Bicknell is blasting for we'll on
V. ID. Bicknells.
l. d. Fuller and his SON Eugene and
wife have moved into the stand lately
bought Of Mrs. A. Farrar. Mrs. Farrar
has gone to South Paris with her son,
Fred Chesley.
Levi Turner ID ct work for Guy Turaer
In Sumner this week.
Rev. +. e. Wheeler Of West Paris
preached his last sermon for the season
here Sunday the 23d.
Walter Rowe, who has been sick with
typhoid tever slpce returning nom the
war, h not quite q we'll q tkls writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-01
ANpONeR.

Geo. p. Thomas has taken rent In the
house vacated by DIR. Turkey.
At the annual meeting OF the Oxford
North Agricultural Society the following
officers were chosen:
George o. Huse-Prc-idcnt.
q. Il. Poor-vicc- President
j. p. Enthusiastically.
Lewis {. Akers-Treasurcr.
Trustecs-J. Holton Abbott. X J.. Melchcr, y.
y. Caldwell, G. r. Poor. II. l.. Poor.
Voted to hold the annual fair OF 1899
on Sept. 22-3.
The Universalist sociable met with
Mrs. j. Holton Abbott. The house was
full and a good time followed.
Cabot Lodge, X. OFF, gave a clam
chowder supper and dance last Friday
evening, the occasion being the ami
versary Of the lodge. Owing to the
storm but few Of the invited lodges were
present.
Lots Of loggers In and about town.
Thurston Brothers and Porter have
put their teams into the woods.