Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
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Herbert Giles and wife took trip 70
Mt. Warrington from here on their
wheels last week.
Fred Thayer has received new boiler
which he Will place In his mill 1t The
Centre.
Nrs. Myra Cotton met with IN acci-
dent last Sunday night while returning
from Cornish. Her horse becoming
frightened BY some boys shouting,
jumped into . ditch, breaking the shafts
from the wagon and throwing Mrs. Cot
ton against the dashcr. IL then ran
through q barbcd wire fence Of four
strands, breaking the shafts and harness
to pieces and cutting itself quite badly
before u Vas caught. Mrs.. Cotton was
not injured.
Burglars again attempted to enter
several houses at the depot but
we're In each case frightened away.
Tbey Hrst tried at Mrs. o. A. Per-
kins', and very shortly after some
one Was discovered ut Edward Pull
brooks, tearing the screen away from
the window and again they were fright
eued away. There 10 strong suspicion
that Il ID the work OF two parties and
they arc being watched.
Mr.. @. II. Sanborn has had his Open
Ing Of fall and winter clothing and the
styles aud quality, and yes, the prices
will compare favorsbly with the city
goods.
Greenwood, lot us shake. We have .
little October Kid at our house, and IL n
the other kind Of kid and it keeps NJ
all humming.
Miss Lydia Billings and Mr.. Walter
Harlow OF Canton. Mass, are Waiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Cole.
The library association has received
the check OF President Charles p. Clarke
Of the N. Y, n. II. & II. II. X for ~. 90.
Frost Wednesday night laid DOT every
thing Of Q tender nature, killing the
cucumbers and the like nature. Ice
formed - thick ~ window glass 10
many places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Giles left here ON
their wheels last Thursday afternoon for
. trip TO 1t. Warrington and vicinity,
arriving that night at Glen Station and
Friday morning leaving for Berlin, n.
H., where several hours were spent Wis
iting points Of interest. From there 90
Ing 10 West Milan where they passed the
night with friends Of Mrs. Giles, Mr..
Charles Horne and wife, and here 10 an
Interesting point 10 the trip. Mrs. Giles
and Mrs. Horne had been friends from
childhood up and had carried on . cor
respondence, hut until that time had
never met. Saturday, Gorham Was Wis
lied and many pleasant spots were found
and enjoyed. Monday morning the start
Was made for the mountain, the Mecca
Of 90 many through the summer months.
After dinner ct Glen Cottage, the climb
vas made by tho carriage road In Ia
hours. The day at the top was perfect
and such view - Was upon all sides
we'll repaid the exertion. Away 70 the
southeast Portland WAS seen, . little
farther east Poland Spring House. 10
another direction were the RAngeley
Lakes, shining In the afternoon sun.
Then nearer view WAS Sebsgo Lake and
all Of the peaks 10 that direction were
below them. Then by turning In the
other direction across the State Of Yer
mont were the Green Mountains and its
lakes; going still farther Into the State
Of New York, the Adlrondacks were
plainly seen, and Old White Face stand
Ing like sentinel on the borders Of the
Empire State. After enjoying the
beauties - long - posslble, the descent
Vas made to the Hallway House where
the night WAS passed. Tuesday morn
Ing . start Was made for home which
was reached that afternoon, tired bot
ready to pilot any OF the friends who
would wish 70 take the trip.
Smith Grey has gone TO Hampton, N.
H., whore he will have charge Of gang
Of men who will build double track for
the b. & u. X. r., Eastern Division.