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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-02
RANGES.
eau O1ad see oar stock.
INSURANCE OIL STOVES.

Take comfort in summer with cool
kitchen and do all your cooking on the
BEST AND SAFEST STOVE ON THE
MARKET.
We have nice stock of tin ware,
ALUMINIUM WARE ana at PRICES
THAT ARE RIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
GREENWOOD.

Hay, oats aud Hungarian being cut
this week when the weather permits
No wheat, rye nor barley TO be harvest.
ed as in days OF yore.
Quite number Of persons went tc
Woodstock from this neighborhood las,
Saturday 10 attend the field day festival
The speaking by Ex-Governor Perham
and others was highly appreciated, and
a good time generally was enjoyed.
The visitors st the Bennett place dur
ing the week were Mrs. c. Wesley Cole
and her two daughters, Mrs. Ed Herrick
and her son Chester, Rev. George
Covyeow, Mrs. |. W. Swan and Nelson
Lspham and wife. Mr.. Lapham was
confined to his bed BY disease for ten
months. much Of the time nearly help
less; but Is now so far recovered as to
ride out nearly every day, and occasion
ally travels to the nearest neighbors, on
foot. He is the youngest OF twelve chill.
drei six Of whom still answer the roll
call; while his wife Is the Oldest Of
eleven, two sons and nine daughters,
and all living.
The wild animals are at II again In
the corn fields. The other night Will
Swan watched for them and shot 8
hedgehog, a coon at the same time max
ing his escape. A trap was then set
and the next game caught was wood
chuck.
Report says the corn factory Is "a
start up next week, but no corn about
here will be ready to cut at that time.
A little Of an early kind is planted every
year for family use, the first OF
which found It's way on to the table
Wednesday noon.
And now Ii Is the dogs that are after
the sheep. The other day Daniel Bryan,
had one bitten in his pasture so badly as
to make II necessary TO take her to the
barn to be looked after.
Mrs. Bryant has hen that beats them
all by frequently laying the biggest egg,
the last one measuring 6 l-2 by 5 inches,
and weighing four ounces.
Another heavy thunder shower passed
over here Tuesday afternoon, and about
the same time Wednesday lighter one
accompanied by little hail.
Thursday evening. Since writing the
above we learn that the Tuesday after
noon shower was accompanied by hail
Of large size farther south, breaking
window glass, and ipjuring crops to a
considerable extent. The roads In some
places were made impossible by the
rain, so that they were obliged to repair
them the next day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
IOCKE'S MILLS.

The LAWN party" entertained by Mrs.
Stevens Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, was not well attended owing 10 the
showers in the latter part Of the after
noon.
Tuesday, the 10th, during the thunder
shower in the afternoon the large black
cherry tree In front OF s. 5. Felt's house
was struck by lightning. A curious fact
Is that some fifteen or eighteen years
ago another tree OF the same kind was
struck by lightning and destroyed within
twelve feet Of where this one stood.
Percy Farnham Is suffering from a
badly sprained ankle.
Harry Farnham il working for the
Eastern Mineral Color Co. at North Rum
ford.
Mrs. Maude Lspham spent week In
Portland visiting friends lately.
Rev. +. +. Barton OF Bethel spoke In
the Union church at 80 Sunday, the
18th. He Is TO speak at the same place
at the same hour Sept. llth. Will the
friends please remember and be prompt
In attendance?
The depot at this place Is having some
much needed repairing done to It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
EAST HEBRON.

The ground IL quite dry, but the water
10 wells Is plenteous. The gardens are
In need OF rain.
Dr. Robinson Is quite sick. He rode
10 Buckfield last Thursday but was very
tired on his return. DR.. Caldwell &c
companied him 10 Lewiston the 18th, e
have an examination In regard TO hi
heart and liver trouble.
Lucille Packard from Massachusetts,
il visiting his mother and brothers In hi,
old home. He Ia buying cows 10 take tt
Massachusetts, with him. He bought
DR.. Robinson's COW LAST week.
Frank L. Saunders and wife have LEFT
his fathers aud returned to New Hamp
shire again.
Rev. T.. f.. Wheeler will remain with
his daughters, Mrs. A. NJ. Fogg and
Mrs. Hiram keene, until Monday, the
22d, and then go 10 Ocean Park TO pass
his vacation. Mrs. Fogg, his daughter
intends accompanying him, hoping e
improve her health.
Quarterly meeting commencing or
Tuesday evening was well attended
Eight clergymen were present: Rev. Il
Wheeler Of West Paris, Rev. Mr.. Vance
of Otisfeld, Rev. $. ID. Richardson Of
Hebron, Rev. Mr.. Carver OF Canton
Rev. Mr.. Nelson OF West Peru, Rev. C.
+. keene OF Mexico. Rev. w. l.. Bradeer
OF West Lebanon, Rev. Mr.. Mayo o.
Litchfield, with the pastor Rev. l.. +
Tibbits. The meeting was very inter
esting. Rev. Mr.. Nelson presided at thu
organ and gave US fine music. The at
tendance was not as large on the frs
day as usual, but goodly number were
present in the evening aud second day
Warm dinners were furnished for all IL
the hall. The meetings were both pleas
ant aud profitable 10 all present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
aucke,elp.

Mrs. Marston of Auburn Il the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Irish,
this week.
Miss Alice Morrill, OF Massachusetts 10
spending her vacation with friends in
town.
Mira. A. G. Holmes has returned from
Massachusetts, where she has been for
several weeks.
X. G. Themes and wife are occupying
their cottage at Old Orchard this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Blsbee and daughter, Miss
Mary Louise, OF Rumford Falls, have
visited friends In town this week.
Mrs. Sarah Southworth and son,
Ernest B., Of Stoughton, Mass, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Shaw.
A party Of young people made hay
rack excursion TO Streaked Mountain
Thnrsday.
A corn roast by several Of the young
people was pleasant diversion Thurs.
day evening on the outskirts Of the vii.
lage.
f. F. Atwood and Gussie Hersey made
q bicycle trip to Rumford Falls Thurs
day.
That "b0bcat" hunt near Hedgehog Hi
last week furnished no little merri
ment to those on the inside of the joke
A Spanish machete In the hands OF thu
brave is consoling weapon.
Kimball G. Atwood and family OF
Oradell, N. j., arrived Saturday for q
few weeks vacation.
Mr.. W. f. Hill OF Brooklyn, who
built the Monitor, IL the guest Of FREQ
o. Watson, Esq, Of Auburn. Thursday
they were In Buckfield taking pictures
Mr.. Hill IL chairman Of the art commit
tee OF the Union League Club, New
York City.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
ERyEeuRo.

Mrs. Sawyer Of Cambridge, came with
her son. r. G. Surbridge, Esq. and Il Al
Mr.. Durgin's.
Warren W. Towle, Esq, Of Boston,
and Mrs. Lucia Livingston Of Williams
town, Mass, have been ct their fathers,
DIR. w. c. Towle's.
Mr.. A. M. Pottle of Lowell was at Miss
NJ. A. Bradley's, over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Sawyer Of Steep Falls has
been visiting her school friends In the
village.
Thomas souther went back to Portland
on Monday.
Miss Mary Barrows left for Boston,
Tuesday.
Miss Matte Randall Is visiting Mrs
N. A. Randall. Miss Randall has re.
signed her position which she has held
for twelve years as teacher In the Girls
Industrial School at Hallowell.
Mr.. Will Gordon OF Boston Is visiting
his uncles In this village.
Mrs. James Shapleigh Of S0merswortf
has been at Miss o. swans this week.
Mrs. Helen Mcmillan Wiley and three
sons, OF Orange, n. j., are at Miss
Pages.
Mr.. John C. Hull, late principal OF thu
academy, with his wife and daughter
have been at Miss Pages, whose house
has over flowed with her numerou!
guests.
Mr.. C. A. Page left on Wednesday.
Little Bessie Hsckett fell from swine
and broke her arm.
DIR. X. r. Chase OF Boston Il Ia town
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuts and Mr.. w. r
Ward and other friends from Orange
y. j., are at Mr.. weston's.
Miss Rigney, from Massachusetts,, has
been at her uncle's, Mr.. Chas. Bick
ford's, during the assembly.
Many Of the regular August boarders
are now at the Oxford.
On Thursday evening, Is, MIR. +. X
Woodbury., principal OF the academy
and Miss Fannie l.. Gibson, wer'
married at her home In North Conway
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
EAST sRoWNFIELD.

Mr.. Everett waterhouse, tenor at Ap,
pleton's Chapel, Harvard University
and Mrs. Everett Warehouse, soprano
at the New Meeting Ilouse-on-the-Hill
Dorchester, Mass. are visiting Mr.
George Haley, and on Wednesday even.
ing will give song recital at the Con.
gregational church. The people OF
Brownfield rarely have the pleasure Of
hearing such music as will be presented
that evening through the kindness OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warehouse.
Hon. l.. X. Giles and his daughter
have returned from their western trip.
Mrs. Sara Harnden, who has beer
visiting her son, Mr.. +. E. Rounds, Ia:
returned to her home 10 Lynn.
Mr.. Augustus Wentworth and daugh'
ter Of Cumberland Center visited Mrs
l.. A. Bradbury this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
al NARROW ESCAPE.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, Of Groton, 8. D. "was taken
with q bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough set In and finally termi-
mated in Consumption. Four doctors
gave me up, saying could live but q
short time. ! gave myself up to my
Savior, determined II could not stay
with my friends on earth, I would meet
my absent ones above. Ny husband
was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave It trial, took In all
eight bottles. It has cured me, and
thank God I am saved and now well
and healthy womsn." Trial bottles free
at ShurtlefFs drug store. Regular size
80 cents and el.00. Guaranteed or price
refunded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
OXFORD.

wiltred Perkins OF Co. D., First Maine
Vols, arrived home Saturday. lie
started from Chicksmsugs Monday. He
is very sick, but the symptoms are
thought 20 be more favorable.
Clarence Bumpus. also OF Co. d., Is
expected home.
Elmer Psrrott and wife Of Portland
are here.
Carl Edwards Is home from Portland.
Or. Gray OF New York was az the
Oxford Spring House last week.
Mr.. Emerson Richmond, who has been
sick with appendicitis, is improving.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher Of Mechanic Falls
preached ST the Congregationslist church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bumpus OF
Mechanic Falls were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Grin Jones Is visiting here.
Mr.. Jackman and Mr.. Jewett from
Norway were in town Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
1ue iieay-TowlE CASE

A decision has been received from the
law court In the case OF Moses VI. Libby
VS.. George W. Towle. The decision ID
that unless the plaintiff will accept the
SUN OF $3.50, the verdict shall be set
aside and new trial granted.
This case Is one Of the most closely
contested cases ever tried In the county.
IL was an action for defamation OF char
acter, and the words and acts which
we're the basis Of 1t dated back to
December, 1892, and the time imme-
diately following. The parties live at
Kezar Falls and Porter. The case was
tried at the October term, 1895, and a
verdict was returned for plaintiff for
$4,000. The case was carried to the law
court, which ordered new trial. The
second trial was had at the October
term, 1897, aud a verdict for sl,150 was
returned. The case was again carried to
the law court, with the result above
stated.
The case was brought In behalf Of the
plaintiff by John Bennett OF Parsons
field, and was conducted by Hon. John
Z. Swasey. For the defence there were
engaged, E. +. Gentleman, Esq, OF
Kezar Falls, Hon. George +. Clifford Of
Cornish, and Hon. James s. Wright OF
South Paris; and Judge Symonds argued
the case before the law conrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
BETHEL.

Capt. Robbins Grover and wife Of
Brockton, Mass, are spending few
days 10 Bethel. They have recently re-
turned from European trip. Mr..
Grover went from Bethel q poor boy,
and Is an example Of what honesty and
attention to business can do. He Is now
the largest boot and shoe manufacturer
Ia Brockton and has amassed fortune.
Many Of the Methodist people are at
tending camp meeting at Poland.
Mr.. Ferrin Lovejoy IL here assisting
In running the Bethel House.
The hotel and boarding houses are full
Of guests.
Miss Shipman of Montana Is the guest
Of Mrs. o. NJ. Mason. Miss Shipman IL
student In Tufts College, where her
uncle, Prof. Shipman, has a position.
She has been attending the summer
school At Harpswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Abbott are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Russell.
Mr.. Abbott went to Denver several
years ago, and has become very success
full In the profession OF law.
viii Bean, who has been In the naval
service of the United States for nearly
five years, has had good experience
during the late war, a. he has been on
the Marblehead. He has also been en-
gagged as diver to help raise some Of
the Spanish vessels sunk nc Caimaners.
Miss Eva Barkis' dressmaking rooms
are closed for ten days.
The stockholders OF the Bethel Chair
Co. held q meeting TO arrange for re-
organization and talk over plan for re-
building. No definite plan Is made yet.
The ladies OF the Universslist Society
will hold their annual fair la 0deon Hall
Thursday afternoon and evening. Aug.
-. Fancy and useful articles will be
for sale, aud a supper served and fine
entertainment will be given In the even
ing.
The young ladies Of the Universalist
Society gave hop at the Films the
other evening. II was most enjoyable
affair.
The superintendent Of schools OF
Bethel, +. c. Bowler, will conduct a
state examination Of teachers at the
grammar school building In Bethel Fri
day, Aug. ~, beginning at "a. NJ, and
continuing through the day. All the
teachers la Bethel and the adjacent
towns should be present. This Is the
first opportunity offered the teachers In
this vicinity TO take the state examins-
ton, and all should avail themselves of
the chance.
The corn shop will open for the can
ming Of the early corn Aug. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
lvNCHVtllE-

H. B. McKeen Is putting shed on Il
his barn.
P. F. Hastings from Bethel was al
Silas McKeen's, Sunday.
Lizzie Holt has finished work at West
Stoneham.
Mrs. Willis Plummer and two children
from Rumford Falls, are visiting at
Henry Plummer's. Also Mrs. Plum.
mer's sister and husband and two sons
are there.
Austin McAllister's family and Mrs
Lydia McKeen Of Stoneham visited al
Leslie McAllister's, Tuesday.
l.. II. Burnham's mill Is shut down fol
few days.
Lucy Meader has got home from Otis
field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23


There are no blueberries this year or
our mountains.
The lake region seems to afford grea,
attractions for campers at this season,
judging by the numbers passing BY here
on their way to and from there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Allen visited al
Mrs. Farrar's on their way home from
their lake trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Decker, hear, are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Otis.
A few weeks ago our library received
q liberal gift of books from the Brook
line, Mass, library, for which we are
deeply grateful. From the small begin
ming four years ago our library now
numbers In al nearly 600 volumes.
The circle has been taking deserved
rest the past months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
LOWELL

The road case Of appeal Of c. h. Chap
man and others, against the decision OF
the county commissioners, was tried
here Thursday before the committee APP
pointed BY the court, Hon. Geo. d. Bis
bee of Rumford, Jesse NJ. Libby, Esq,
OF Mechanic Falls and John b. Robin
son Of oxford. The appellants were
represented BY James 5. Wright, Esq ,
Of Paris, and the friends Of the road by
Judge Walker Of Bridgton. The view
Of the road was had In the forenoon.
The hearing occupied the afternoon and
adjourned until evening, when the evil
denee was finished and the pleas made.
There was q crowded house at both ses-
sions. Judge Stearns was present and
assisted Judge Walker in the case. A.
f. Stesrns, Esq, Of Rumford Falls was
also present. Many ladies were at the
hearing. The evidence was plentiful on
both sides, the arguments able, and no
no doubt the decision will be just.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
WILSON'S MILLS.

DR.. A. G.. Phipps, Of Milan, Was ealleS
70 see T. L. Penpock who Is quite III
again.
Clark Thurston Of Enrol was In towr
Wednesday.
Messrs. Sewsll and Pesslee, business
agents for F.. 5. Coe Of Bangor, were IL
town the past week.
The Shurtleff party, consisting OF W
II. ShurtlefI, Lancaster, n. H., NJ. Il
Thompson, Lancaster, y. H., Merrill
Shurtleff, Lancaster, n. H., went to theil
camp on the Msgalloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Frances, Exeter
y. H., II. |. Goss and wife, Berlin
Y. H., c. +. James and wife, Lisbon
y. H., all came on wheels 10 the hotel.
Mr.. George sherman, Of New York
arrived saturday en- route for Camp
Caribou, T.. ;. Bennett guide.
). W. Bennett is guiding a party o.
students they camp at Lower Metslluk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
ANpovER.

r. A. Grover captured 6ne specimen
Of black eagle the other day. 1t 10 4
beauty and very large for one Of that
age.
Rev. Mr.. Weber gave the people IN
excellent sermon last Sunday In the hall.
He will preach every Sabbath afternoon
through August.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson occupied the Congre'
eational desk last Sabbath morning.
The usual shows are visiting the town
The 18th Uncle Toms Cabin was played
to good house.
Born, to the wife Of Alton Dunning
q son.
The late rains have been . hindranct
to those whose grain Was ready to cut.
Asa Grover has moved on to the Aaron
Cutting farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
THE OXFORD BEARS,
THE oolNcS or THE WEEK ~ All
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

First Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. Roberts,
Pastor. Preaching every Sunday ~ ii A. =
sunday school q AN. sabbath Evenins Ser
vice a. 100 2. \. Prayer Meeting "Wednesday
Universai,ssChurch Preaching every Sunday
at II A. u. Sunday School NJ Hh-
A party consisting Of Mrs. Croker,
Miss Porter, Miss Croker, Miss Clark
DR.. Houghton and nieces, Mr.. Chas.
Aldrich and Mr.. George Clark went on
a carriage drive through Oxford and
Franklin Counties last week, camping at
Lake Webb, weld Pond on the way.
The fall term Of Paris Hill Academy
will begin on Monday, September oth'
under the instruction Of j. o. Weiiman'
Ar. and Miss Ida N. Abbott. MT
Wellman Is q graduate Of Colby Univer'
sity aud comes here from Augusta very
highly recommended. Miss Abbott Is
We'll known here As teacher OF ex.
perieuce and 8 former student sho
graduate OF this academy. Inc scnoe
will undoubtedly maintain It's mgr
standard Of excellence under the new In
structors.
Reuben h. Eastman, foreman In the
Office of the Exeter On. H. Gazette, has
been visiting relatives here.
Rev. W. NJ. Kimmell will occupy the
pulpit at the Universalist church again
next sunday at the usual hour OF service
Mrs. A. f. Bessey OF Waterviiie Il
visiting relatives here.
There will be a lawn party on the
grounds Of the Baptist parsonage Thurs.
dsy evening Of this week IL pleasant, II
not, the first pleasant evening following
Paris Hill Brass Band will furnish
music, aud ice cream and cake VIII pt
for sale. All are invited.
DIR. A. :. Thsyer OF Portland was Al
O. A. Thsyer's Friday. -,
Miss Mary Pierce, who has been III
some three weeks, first with measles
and later with a slow fever, although
improving, Is still confined to her oed,
and will probably not be able 10 attend
school this fall.
Misses Alice, Frances, Florence, bar,
bars, Mollie and Julia Carter OF Bethel
are visiting relatives here.
Next Sunday evening the chapel o,
the Baptist church will be reopened
with appropriate exercises. Every one L
invited. During the past month many
improvements have been made, and to
day il would be difficult 10 find more
attractive chapel than this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
NORTH aucke,ELD.

II. B. Hersey's daughter, Fannie, hal
returned TO her work In Auburn after q
vacation Of few weeks.
Mary Capen and her niece, Gertrude
Bonney, Who have been guests Of e. d,
Heald and family for . while, have re-
turned to their homes.
Mrs. N. B. Emery 70 ct Old Orchard
camp meeting this week.
Oscar Turner and wife Of Hartford
were ct 8. D. Swallows, the 18th.
Mrs. Mary Clapp Of Salem, Mass, and
her sister, Martha Record, Of this place,
have been on visit to D. Fletcher's, at
Peru.
Rev. John Kimball Of Turner gave us
. very interesting sermon, tho 14th.
The worst shower Of The season here
Tuesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
MASON.


Charles and Asa Frost OF Norway have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. A. G..
Lovejoy.
F. |. Bean has sold COW to Leon
Tyler.
s. o. Grover has been confined TO the
house with sore eyes the past week.
Cora Scribner OF South Albany has
been the guest Of Mrs. Neil McLain for
the past two weeks.
Roy Grover and wife have returned TO
Massachusetts,.
A party from Norway csmped out one
night on Caribou Mountain, but the
blueberries were few.
Lizzie Grover is visiting her uncle, 5.
o. Grover.
Jim Uhlman Is working for A. G.
Iovejoy.
4 number of people from this place
attended the picnic at West Bethel Tues
day afternoon. a good time and large
crowd reported. IL was for the benefit
OF the church.
Arthur Morrill,, road commissioner
has been fixing the bad places In the
road this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
WEST BEThEl

The dull weather Of the past week has
delayed the haying on the meadows very
much.
Leland Mason has returned from
southern California where he has been
for several years. He brought with him
two fine horses.
The lawn party given by the ladies o!
the Chapel Aid Society last Tuesds,
evening was q grand success notwith.
standing the showers that il seemed
might spoil everything. A large mum
Der came from Bethel Hill In the after
noon and others later TO witness the
parade and fireworks. The supper wa;
excellent and did the ladies much credit
About $50 was made.
There are several boarders at Maple
Lane farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
WEST SUMNER.

Clinton Bates and wife are visiting
relatives and friends at South and West
Paris.
Severe showers passed over here the
middle Of the week.
Cory Bonney Is building an addition
10 his stable.
Born, Aug. l2th, to the wife OF Nellie
Barrows, a daughter Annie May
Prof. w. W. Andrews, OF Portland
has been In this vicinity doing some
work for the Northwestern Insurance
Company.
Emogene Keene Is In poor health. Hel
daughter Annie IL at work for Chas. w
Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Gray Of South
Paris have been visiting at John Murch's
B. NJ. Small, Esq, Of Pennington, Il
visiting his father, Capt. g. N. Small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-08-23
COMING EVENTS.

Aug. - 9i-New England Fair. Rigby Park.
Ana S.-Reunion 21i Maine Regiment, South
Paris
Aug a.-Rsunion 321 Maine Regimentsl Asso
citation. Peaks Island.
Aug ss-sept. s.-ESstern Maine State Fair
Bangor.
Sept 5-9.-MAiDe State Fair. Lewiston.
sept :, S-OXfOrd BSPtis, Association, Rum
ford Pals
Sept. l2.-State Election.
sept B.-Oxford Pomona Grange, Canton.
sept S-lS.-Fair OF Riverside Park Association
Bethel
sept aNst.-MAine Congregational Conference
Saco.
sept a-s2.-Oxfori Comfy Fair.
sept. 81, ss-OSfOrd North Fair. Andoyer
sept TIA ndru-cosgin Valley Pair, Canton
sept S7-s9.-West oxford Fair. fryeburg
oct lo-l2 -Naine Music Festival, Portland.
Oct l2-lS.-Semi- annual session. Grand Lodge
Good Templars, at South West Harbor.