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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19


Tha you're pebple held . sociabie In
he nv dornitofy fri1ey evening.
nl6o Graco Bumpue went 70 Poland
Spriag Saturday to teAch anotber tsrm.
School In the academy opened Tess-
day with the largest attendance ever had
The nrlt week.
One day last wesk Mrs. G. n. 0eoree
and her dauehter, Ars. Minnie bsan,
were thrown IRON tho wagon while rid
lar 70 . uslshbov's, end Nfs. 0eorge
vas quite sefioosly injsred and 10 still
couflned to her bed. Mrs.. Bean ID able
70 do the work, although che WAS come
hurt By the fall. The accident VA
caused BY Tie horse starting up sudden
y and throwing them back over the
seat.
Mrs. A. n. Richardson and children
have returned 70 Great Diamond Island.
Mrs.. II. A. Cushman and Mrs. 3. z
Cushmap went back With her for week
or two.
Mn. Addison Pratt and her sister,
Mrs. Lunt, Mrs. T. 8. Croker and little
daughter have returned TO South Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jewell arc spend
Ing The week q Asaph Churchill's In
North Buckneld.
One of the students, young man
from Portland named Sawyer, had LEI
broken while playing football Thursday
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
E,W. pESLEy seIeetmen
RANSOM COLI, OF
L. p. BRYANT, Greenwood


COUNTY OF OXFORD, s.:
Board OF County Commissioners, Sept session,
l8D.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory
evidences having been received that the petition
ere are responsible, and that inquiry Into the
merits OF their application II expedient, IT II
ORDERKD, that the County Commissioners meet
u the NJ Abram House, Locke's Mills,
October 81. ls0. q nine Of the o'clock. A.
~. and thence procesd TO vie~ the route
mentioned In said petition; Immediately after
which view. hearing Of the parties and
tnptr Witnesses viii be had at some convenient
place IN the vicinity, and such other measures
tekeu In The premises - the Commissioners shall
jpdgp proper. And 4 II further oRDKRED. that
noeace Of the ume. place and purpose Of the Com;
mlsstoneu' meeting sforeshld be given 70 al
persone End corporations Interested. by causing
aeooeoed copies Of said petition and OF this orsr
thereon % be served upon the Clerk Of tho
Town Of Greenwood In said County, and also
poeeed up In thrce public plsccs In said town and
pubnshed ohroe weeks successively In the Oxford
Deaocr.sa nswspsper printed aS Paris In said
County Of Oxford, Tie hrst of said publ
coaaops. and each Of The other notices, 70
b nsde, served and poseed, q leass thirty
days before said ans Of meeting. 70 the end that
an persoss and corporations may then and there
appear aod NV csuse, any they have, why
~ prayer Of I'D petitioner should NOS Be
zl1Sr,-cRAlLssr =. WHITMAN. c,srt.
= ~ ~ - - Ps1sisa snd Order Of
xisssS6nAnLnsv >. WHITMAN. CHI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
WEST FRYEsuRo.

Mr.. w. B. Hutchins passed away Mon
day night, Sept. 18th, very suddenly of
apoplexy. DR.. Ferguson was called
bat Mr.. Hutchins was dead before he
could get to him. He leaves q wife and
four children 70 mourn his loss, besides
brother and . host Of friends. The
funeral services were held Thursday at
his home.
The Stirling Literary Club will hold
their next meeting ut the home OF Mrs.
Rhoda Wiley. The membership has
been increased by the addition Of i've
new names.
Minnie Harrington has gone back to
Mechanic Falls TO resume her school
work.
Mr.. John Perkins and family, who
have been staying here through the sum-
mer, have returned TO their homo In Bos-
ton.
Emma Towle is attending the academy
this fall.
Nellie Hardy has returned to her
school In Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Walker ID spending few
days with her niece, Mrs. Chas. Water
house, Of HArbor.
schools In this place begin Monday,
Sept. 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
BRYANT POND.

Joseph Tarr Of Lewiston Was In town
Thursday for the purpose OF moving the
telephone from the front 70 the side OF
large window Ia the front OF tho Office.
Two more windows are to be put In the
back.
Mrs. George Steward Of Bangor ar
rived In town Monday, and 10 visiting
Mrs. Nathan Small. The two ladies
took trip to Bethel on Tuesday. Mrs..
Steward returned home Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter Small arrived In
town Saturday, September 9th, spend
Ing the Sabbath at Mrs. Small's old
home.
Miss Myrtle Bacon Is teaching school
In Portland.
Miss Alice Monroe OF North Water
ford took Miss Bacon's position here -
teacher In the primary department.
Rev. A. ]. Brooks was In town this
week.
Miss Alice Day went to Portland re-
Gently.
The two Miss O,Lesrys and Mrs. An
ME Day leave Tor Boston Sunday.
There 10 70 BE- Q lecture herc Saturday
night on Scotland, by the Rev. Mr..
Graham Of Rumford Falls. He will also
occupy the pulpit on Sunday at the Bap-
tist church.
The old lady Bryant 70 visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. Eleanor whitman.
Mfs. Mont Chase 10 quite sick with
bad cold. Mrs. Ford ID stopping with
her.
Mrs. Colby Staples gave birth TO .
girl recently, and took bad cold and 10
bow very dangerously sick.
The depot hare has bean undergoing
extensive repairs this summer. There
b crew ct work now laying pipes 70
carry water into the building.
Corn has cone into the corn chop very
slowly this season. Il ID reported that
the canning viii be Anished BY The mid
die q next week.
Hr. and Mrs. J. l.. Bowker invite the
members Of Franklin Grange 70 hold
thsir annual Geld day at Camp Dewey
September 73d. Picnic dinneE, coffee
supplied BY Brother and 6istsf Bowler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
GREENWOOD.

To farvsk tr~se are arvvsnx ri AMI yetou.
~ I~re n s<sa "a Sysiy tssssrrfng sssiov.
We go.is 81 kss~ thai Astlnn nos 10 bere.
An1 wtntrr VIA ais frtgtd er~skh, ts scar.
- tine OH ey. o. n hes scwn before.
~ sichs<i sv~Ars thAs use shall os ID aore.
The recent rain storm Was chArsctsris-
TIC Of all the others during the season
thus far, ~efting down about An inch,
and 4. now nesrly all dried up again.
The arst frost, sufficient TO kill vine
leaves, occurred on the morning OF the
18th.
Sweet corn about here 10 mostly dis
posed OF. Some pieces PANIED out less
than half crop. Number Of cans put up
will be light compared IN former years
Lawson Cole has moved back 10 North
Woodstock, where be lived before CON-
ing into this neixhborhood. His former
wife's sister. who lives In Rhode Island,
bought the stand and then got him TO
occupy it for the present.
Jesse Daniel Is having another room In
his house finished OF. Samuel Estes did
the plastsring, and Mr.. Pratt of West
Paris IL putting on the finish.
Mrs. n. n. Rowe Of Paris visited her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel, last week. Mr..
Hall, who bad his leg amputated recent
ly, Is stopping there at present.
samuel Elwell has repaired his house
by reclApboarding. painting and putting
in the pew style windows OF four lights,
thus causing IL to look like new house.
Fannie Brooks commenced her school
the 4th inst AZ the Centre, and Sadie
knight Is TO commence hers in this dis
trict on the 18th.
Andrew Moore Is now peddling vari-
Gus kinds OF goods, consisting in part Of
baby carriages and the most popular
books Of the day; prominent among
which, Of course, are, 'sOur New Pos
sessions" and "The Life Of George
Dewey"
Frank Morgan and Lyman Herrick,
two boys about Is years Of age, went TO
lining bees the other day, with the re
suit that good generous piece OF honey
comb found It's way on 70 our table. We
rather like that way Of lining bees. It's
what Uncle Scion would call Q good
easy way-to those who have the honey
carried TO them.
Our visitors during the past week
were Deacon 5. B. Cummings and Capt.
Vim. Jones and wife Of North Wood
stock. The latter IL Swede by birth.
He left his native land when bat boy,
and followed the sea thirty-six years,
during which time he sailed around the
world several times, and visited nearly
every port OF importance In the old and
new worlds. He WAS wrecked once In
the West Indies, but no lives lost; and
during al these years he has never visit
ed his old home. His wife was the
daughter OF the late Joseph Cummings.
Both belong TO the Bryant's Pond Bsp-
tist church, also to Franklin Grange.
Rev. c. A. Brooks Of Yarmouth 10
visiting his folks here. and doing some
work on his place at the Crossing, 90
called.
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EAST WATERFORD.

Mrs. G. o. Goodwin and Mrs. K. C..
Hilton 70 TO Massachusetts, this week to
visit relstives.
Burton w. Sanderson has entered
Bates College; his sister, Josephine,
Bridgton Academy.
Virgil II johnson ID moving bis family
TO North Frveburg this week.
Geo. ii. Keen Il 90 much improved
that be returned from the Maine General
Hospital alone. He 10 not able 70 work
At all yet.
w. II. Chadbourne 10 doing quite q
business peddling meat.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Kilbourne returned
to New York the 18th.
Miss Louie Patch 10 with Mrs.. c. s.
Chadbourne for the present.
The fall schools have opened. Most
OF the teachers are the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
loCkE'S MILLS,

d. d. Gross has gone 70 Lewiston to
work Q few weeks for his brother,
George Cross.
Thers was heavy frost on low Land
last Thursday morning.
Nearly everybody went from here 70
the fair at Bethel Wednesday.
Some Of The people In this vicinity arc
digging thsir potatoes.
W. B. Rand has bought Mfs. Phehe
Crooker's stand next to Bic store.
TIE band here went 70 Bethel and
furnished music for the fair Wednesday.
The house whsre Al Herrick liyes b
being painted.
We understand that school 10 TO begin
here Monday, Sept. 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Eldfidge was called 70 at-
tend . funeral Sunday afternoon, 0epG
10gh, 20 there Vas no preaching seryice
hare, but . social needing instead. The
praying band t,ame mon bsthAl.
Rev. Mr.. Hinckley gave to1psEanee
lsctnrs n the church hafe murray
evening, Sept. llsA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsURER.s OYFICE.


Pursuant to chap. Q. sec. -, Of the Revised
Statutes. will at the State Tressurer's once at
Augusts. on the twenty eighth day Of September
next, ss II O'Clock, A. n, cell and convey by
deed 20 the highest bidder al the interest Of the
state in the tracts Of land hereinafter described.
lying In 'unincorporsted townships, said tracts
having been forfeited 10 the State for state taxes
and county taxes certified 10 the Treasurer Of
STATE for the year ls97. The sale and conveys nce
of each tract viii he made subject ~ . night In
the owner or part owner whose rights have been
sbrfeited. 70 redeem the same q any time within
one year after the sale. by paying or rendering
70 che purchaser bis proportion OF What The
purchaser paid therefor % the sale. With
inssreS ~ the rate Of twenty per cent per sn
mum from the time of sale. aud one dollar for
release, or such owner may redeem his isscrest
by pa ying ~ aforesaid ~ the Treasurer Of STATE
a. provided In chap. q. sec. Is Of the Revised
Statutes.
No tract, however. win be sold at . price less
than the full amount due thereon for such IN
paid stste and county taxes, interest and cost,
- described 10 tho following schedule:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
NeWRv.


Died, at North Newry, Sept. z, Jacob
B. Littlehale, aged IS years, 10 months.
His death from bilious collie occurred
very suddenly, and Was great shock 70
his stricken family, and also 10 the town
In which be had held many Offices Of
trust. He viii be greatly missed, and
bis family have the sincere sympathy Of
large circle Of frseads, By whom he
Was held in high esteem. Funeral
services were holden st his residenee
saturday, September 81, Rev. 1r.
Eidridge Of Bsehel ofasinking. A large
crowd Of relatives, ns1shboFs md friends
were In attendants, and ~ coral ofyeg-
ings were beautiful and abundant
Fair ct Bethel b holden this weak.
Many people have gone from this t0wn.
Miss Carrie Wight Of North Newry
has been very sick with plearisy and
Threatened with pnsanoaia, bat = h.
proving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
TIE BRAVERY OF WOMAN

Was grandly shown by Mrs. John
Bowling, Of Butler, Pa, In . three
years. struggle with malignant stom-
sch trouble that caused distressing q.
tscks Of nausea and indigestion. All
remedies failed TO relieve her until abe
tried Electric Bitters. After taking Il
two months, abe wrote: ~ AN now
wholly cured and can eat anything. II
Il truly . grand tonic for the whole sys-
tenn - gained In weight and feel much
stronger aimee using t." II aids diges-
tiou, cures dyspepsia, improves appetite,
gives nov life. Only 50 cents. 6uarsn-
teed, ct r. A. ShurtleG q Co.'s drug
store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
DENMARK.

Mn. II. e. 6tswart Of Cambeidespcrt
= visiting With hsr sisters, Mrs. A. b.
Jones and Mrs.. A. ". Bslchsr, for >
ehort dine.
Mr. Geo. W. Gray attsaded tie fair It
Gorham last week.
Nr. Ernest IhGalls attended TIE faif st
Lewiston With HI oxen, and took Sweep
stalss prise
Corn 1hop = In fnll blAst TIL Weok.
Tbe hrgosf dAyi wogk ~ u $1,000.
Il b reported ut I. d. Berry Will
nove Into 10 r0tteR hoase.
xr. 8. j. 0lnnAn, aftsr Z shoat bit
painful ilIpese ID saturday, ~ 1okh.
neeh1 Leoes e AAssess g 49, -
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BRoWNFlelD.

n
The grammar school commenced Mon
day, Frank Marston teacher.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met With
Mrs. Julia Bean Wednesday afternoon.
About twenty took supper.
Mrs. Linscott and Mrs. Adams have
gone 70 Gorham for few days.
Mrs. w. w. johnson has young son.
Miss Lima Frlnk has gone 70 Massa-
chusetts for Q two weeks rest.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Green
Law to Mr.. Harry Brooks occurred at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. Per-
kins, Sept. 18th. The bride Was dressed
In white orgsndie and wore white slip
pers, and carried In her hand bouquet
Of white sweet peas. After the wed
dug refreshments were served TO about
one hundred guests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
ENpuREp pEArH,s AaoNIEs.

Only roaring fire enabled J. II. Gar
rettsop, Of San Antonio, Texas, TO lie
down when attacked by Asthma, from
which be suffered for years. He writes
bis misery was often 20 great that IL
seemed he endured the agonies OF death ;
bot DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption wholly cured him. This mar
vclous medicine ID the only known cure
for Asthma % well % Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, and oil Throat, Chest
and Lung troubles. Price 30 cents and
8l.00. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free
at r. A. Shurtleff& Co.'S Drug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19

Tue buildings Of Ira swift, consisting
Of hoase. ell and oAru, took Are, sup
posedly about the chimney, last Taes-
day. They we're completely burned.
Insured for eso0. IL Vas . close call
for X. @. Dobles buildiags. Plenty Of
help and the favorable direction Of the
Wind saved them.
Israel Fletcher, Of South Paris, has
been visiting friends 10 this village.
Geo. II. Hersey, OF Backneid, 10 doing
the plumbing In q. A. Chambers new
house. He vii have One system OF
water works.
Miss Ella Keene has gone TO T. b. w.
Stetson's 10 Hartford to live.
Mr.. Sidney A. farrsr and daughter,
Miss A. Geraldine, OF Melrose, Mas,
have been visiting friends here. Miss
Fsrrar will sail for Europe the 10th. IN
study music and perfect herself In slng-
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
OXFORD NORTH FAIR.

Programmes arc out for the fifteenth
annual fair Of the Oxford North Agricult-
ural Society, 1t Andover, Sept. 20 and
Il. Everybody In northern Oxford
knows how Successful this fair always
Ia. The programme ID 10 follow:
yrRsr pAY.-wxpxEsDAY. SEPT. serH.
In the foresoon. entering and arranging stock
quesssd 70 observe this. and have whatever they
purpose 70 exhibits entered - early ~ possibIe.
AZ 10 O'Clock. A. =. drawing oxen and sseers.
pure essoo.
AZ O'Clock. =. H.. scnts' driving norses. purse
$1,000; 50 class, srot or pace. purse, e75.co; "a
class. tros or psos, pure elooo6.
In the evening grand ball 81 Union Hall.
SECOND DAy.--rHURsDAY. sKrr. sisf.
AZ O'Clock, a. H., examination Of horpes and
Gotta, neat stock, sheep, wine and poultry
drawing horses, purse e16o0; svcepssakcs.
drawing horses or oxen. purss $500.
At 10 O'Clock A. H.. examination Of articles In
At O'Clock r. ~. 20 clsss. trot or pace, pure
$1,000 rree-for sn. trot or pace, pure. efD.o0.
Conditions Of races usual TrottnG under
National rules. barring rule - Entries Close on
Wednesday. Sept. u. ct II O'Clock, p u. All en-
tries must be made 70 J. v. Taboo, Secretary,
Andover. Maine.
hIcYcLx PAKADR.-PURsE el5.o.
For NE :o:. sssosfal r'dsr and s''irs. lsdy
For the most graceful Rider and sssire. gentle
FOR the funnisss dressed bicycle and rider. -,
live or more 70 starr In each class. Entrance
FREQ, and Close q O'Clock. r. H., Monday, Sept
lssh. with George o. Huse. Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
LOWELL.


A moose was seen one day recently 10
the held back OF Ira Heald's house. He
remained there some time, then passed
into the next neld and into the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Andrews, Mrs.
Otis Andrews and Miss Watson have 70
turned 20 Lawrence.
DR.. Noyes and wife were 1t Norway
Monday.
Tho town schools began Monday with
teachers % follows:
yfllarv-Nrs Lillian Mason.
Censfe-Mp. Cora Nichols.
Slab Ctsy-vred ". brown.
North IIoysll-Myn r. McAirseer.
wess Lovell-Emma McAinstef.
On Monday afternoon ~ Mrs. NIcholi
was returning from her school At The
Centre 20 her home 10 West Lowell abe
Was thrown from her carriage and In.
jured about her face and head 80 thai
she was not able 10 teach the remainder
Of the week. The accident WAS caused
by running one wheel over rock 10 the
turu Of the road near 8. II. McAlllster's
Business has been rushing at the corr
shop. A large quantity OF corn has beer
brought from the North Fryeburg shop
90 there Was more than they could a.
tend TO.
Mas Bessie Z. Stanford has gone Il
HsverhIli, Mass.
Mrs. Stiebolt has returned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19

Unpaid tasss % iAnd Of rss6teaS and NOS. resi-.
dent owners. situated In the towu OF Byron, In
sbc County Of oxford. for the year lsr.
The following uss Of taxes on real esesse OF
noa- resident owners In the town OF Byron for
IN year iss. committed ~ ne for collecsion for
remain unpaid: and sosice y hsrsby given hat
n said taxes, interest and charges are nos
previously paid. 30 much Of the real estate Axei
~ IL sunicient 10 pay the amount due therefor.
Including interess and charges, WIN b sold q
town. on the hrst Monday Of December. isso,
At nine O'Clock a. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
EAST sUMNeR.

Corn packing 10 nearly over ct the
Minot Packing Co.'S plant and large
lot Of nice corn has been put up. 1900
cans were put up In one day. The pack
win come closely up to lasr season. Tn
company have . very convenient plant
with modern and Improved fscilities for
putting up corn.
A pair Of steers, form ,rly owned BY
W. d. Tucker, have recently been sold
for e5t0 and will 60 70 the New York
museum.
Now get ready for The Canton fair
which Win probably b better than ever.
Fine stock, Ane races, charactsriss IL
fairs ct this place. Doa't niles u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
WEST 0evhEl

The body OF Levi Brown Of Iowa, son
OF the late Samuel Brown of Albany,
was brought TO this place on Thursday,
the l4th inst, where funeral services
were held In the new church At 10 A. u.
The body vas carried TO Albany and
buried In the family lot. Mr.. Brown
was q we'll educated mas aud entered
the military academy ct West Point, bu,
10 the early 6fties for some cause be
left and went to Iowa, where he spent
the rest Of bis days. He 10 reported
quite rich.
Fair and horse trot closed the l4,h.
Cold with signs OF frost.
School 10 successful operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
GRAFTON.

A good portion Of our townspeople
attended the Bethel fair.
Nrs. Carrie E. Brooks ID 1t homo from
Newry for . weeks rest.
w. r. Small and . Lewiston Journal
reporter were here on . little hshlng
trip quito recently.
Miss Bessie Searles Of Newry Corner
b teaching our fall term Of school.
Miss Ruth 3. Brown has gone TO Ran
dolph, N. H., 70 teach.
J. n. fsfrAr, who FOR several weeks
past has been sick at Yarmouth with
dlphtheria, ID now able to be out.
The circle meets with Mrs. A. W.
Fsrrar Wednesday afternoon, September
30th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
To The Msso.. =, =, Board a., Of Court: ce@@.'io

ers wtknin anu Tor TIE County OF ONfOri
Respectfully represents the undersigned SELECT
men Of the town " Greenwood, In said County
that common convenience and necessity do not
require the further continuance and maintenance
VI the following pieces or parts Of roads situated
In said town, VIZ: lst commencing on the old
county road leading from North Norway 10
Bethel NJ point where the road leads ffom said
county road - the house Of J. y. Emmons,
thence northeriy 70 . point In said way opposite
the house OF Eben Wentworth, and they pray
that 70 much Of said way lies between said
points. be discontinued. Alec commencing at
point In said old county road opposite the hou.e Of
Willard Ames. AMI running thence north on sali
road % point In said road opposite the house
Of Barley Lyden, and they pray that the said
road between two last named points or 50 much
thereof ~ may he deemed adyisab,e by your
board, be discontinued. Also commencing Ma
point Il The junction OF the roads es-terly Of
She pekin Pond, thence northerly on the wet
eriy branch and on the road leailng around on
the easterly shore or aide OF TwitGhsil Pond. 20
the junction Of this road with the highway near
Daniel Coles, and they pray that all OF said
rosd betwesa said last named points be disnoh
tinued,
Dated At Greenwood this Sis, day Of Aug, 4.
ID. ls99.
RANSOM COLE, Of
l.. p. BRYANT, Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
GRve0uR0.

Rev. Mr.. Trask OF the u. K. church d
North Conway preached ct the Cougre
gAtionallst church on Sunday In ex'
change with Rev. Mr.. Abbott.
Miss Virginia Evans went to Lewiston
on Saturday, the 9Th, to resume her WORK
% kindergarten teacher.
Miss Susan Walker, who has taught In
the academy for some time past, hal
zone a. teacher to Oak Grove seminary
vassalboro.
The fall term OF the academy began
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
NOaIA PARIS.


Thurlow Haxeiton II ut work for tho
Paris Manufacturing Co. At South Paris.
Hiram Pulsifcr took dinner ct Z. K.
Fields Sept. l.
A. d. Littiehale and wife went 70
Newry Sept. ., TO attend the funeral OF
an uncle
Eddie Doble Vas 1t T. Z. Fields
Sept. 10.
Miss Lizzie Andrews Is visiting II c.
Starbird't.
Arthur Stevens and Miss Ethel wssh-
burn we're married recently.
Mrs. Diantha Fuller has moved 70 th<
village.
Cliff Danham 10 st home on Q vacation.
A travelling photographed took . pict-
ure Of the school In the Tueil distrsci
Sept. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-19
NORWAY LAKE.

Nr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens OF New
port, VT, Are visiting 1t Mis- ;. p. New
hall's-
Mrs. Christine Stephens and daughter
Edna we're 10 Lewiston last week.
r. Il. Pottle has moved Into i. y.
Smiths rent over John Franks.
Mrs. J. o. smith returned 20 her home
In Presque lsle Saturday.
Mrs. A. ID. klleore and Eta have
gone 10 Denmark 70 work In the corn
chop.