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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
CONSUMPTION KILLS MILLIONS

Every month tboussnds--every year
milllous-sre hurried to untimely graves
by insidlous, deadly consumption. First
the neglected cold, then the persistent
cough, then the rapid decline TO the iu'
evitable cud. Don't trifie with your cold
your cough, or your lung trouble. Cleve'
lands Lung Hesler will cure you--quick
Ii and surely. Ii has longer record OF
perfect cures than sny other luna
remedy In the world. =. A. Shurtleff &
Co South Paris; Williamson & Kim
bah, Norway, will give you a trial bottle
free. Large bottles - cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
Premiums Discontinued
After July Ill.,
After July I, 1899, we shall
discontinue the picture pre-
miums and shall issue no NOR,
cards after June rst.
wv. 0. & G. w. Frothingham
South Paris, Maine.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.


wharcss Franklin 4. Monroe Of Ncwry. In the
County OF oxford and State OF Maine. by hi.
mortgage deed, dstei July %. A. ID. lss5, and
recorded In the oxford Registry Of Deeds, Book
aS, Page ?9o, conveyed to one Lovfnia d. VIII
Der. . certain parcel OF real estate situated In
Newry. In that part OF Newry formerly known
rs Andoyer West Surplus, and near Poplar
Tavern, commencing at the south easteriy corner
OF the mill lot at the corner OF Chares " Hart
let's land on the easterly side Of Bear river
thence In q north easteriy direction on the Hue
Of said Bartlctts land TO the county road. thence
north westerly on said county road 70 the june
ton OF the county road and o road lea'iing by
what IA known as the Luke X. smith house 70 the
Grist MIL. at q stake and stone on the Dortherly
side Of said last named road, thence westerly
along the northeriy side Of said last namef rosd
and In same direction ~ to strike between the
Grist MIL and the old Saw Mil. 10 point In the
mid"lc Of the river. thence down the rtv ~ ths
place OF bcgi inning, with the buildings thereon
and whereas on June l6th, A. ID. lsss, Charles
II. widber "a administrator Of the estate OF
Loyinia Il. wldber did cell, assign, transfer and
convey 10 one John A. TwaddIe the said mort
gage deed, the note, debt and claim thereby
secured. and all the right title and interest which
said estate had In and 20 the real estate therein
described by virtue Of said mortgage; said as
signment Il recorded In Oxford Registry OF
Deeds. Book soi. Page 300. and whereas on
Twaddle did sell. assign, transfer and convey
unto me, the undersigned, the said mortgage
deed, the note. debt and claim thereby secured,
and all his hight, title and interest by virtue OF
said mortgage In and to the real estate therein
described; said assignment II recorded In Oxford
Registry OF DEEDS. Book 345, Page ass; and
whereas the condition Of said mortgage HIS been
broken; now therefore. by reason OF the breach
Of the condition thereof claim foreclosure OF
said mortgage.
To-. q fooo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
HEBRON.


Rev. Mr.. whitson Of Buckfield preach
ed here Sunday In exchange with DR..
Crane.
Mrs. J. d. SsurtevAnt Is visiting her
sons In Dlxfield.
J. r. Bartlett Of Boston spent few
days With his father, W. G. Bartlett, this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. DOMAIN and Miss Hazel
DOMAIN spent Monday at Auburn.
Mrs. y. c. Howe went to Portland for
q day or two this week.,
Nina Churchill Of Buckfield Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Jewell.
I.P. Bearce had q field Of peas In full
bloom Monday, the 5th. We do not
know how long they had been 80 at that
time.
There ID much complaint that things
do not come up we'll on account OF dry
weather. The rain OF Wednesday night
helped things along, but much more Is
needed. Everything is very late, with
the exception OF weeds, which seem to
thrive regardless Of the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
PERIL.


J.. Cannon and his daughter, Nrs,
Leona Warren, Of Waltham, Aass., are
visiting friends In town.
o. L. knight Of waltham, Mass, bal
moved back on 70 bis farm. He was out
Of health.
They had chIldrsn's day In Rocksmsls
Grange on TIE 81, and hey had : GOD
time.
George Gamnon Of Rauford Falls
was visiting 10 town last week.
There b one case Of scarlet fever q
g. II. Abbott's.
Waltsr Newton and family Of Lewis
ton are visiting q a. B. Wa1ker'a.
D. ". walker, walter Newton, r, L.
Knight and G. ". WnIker Of Caaton
VT 2. 8 1s1.l.S sip = - 49,. TAg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
NOR1h auckElELp.

Alton Damon, Of Sumner, has been at
work for K. N. Stetson for the past weeh
or ten days.
Mrs. B. r. Heald Is with her daughter,
Mrs. X. N. Stetson, this week.
Sweet corn In our vicinity 10 coming
up poorly. Some have planted the sec
ond time, others are sowing to grain.
Miss Eleanor B. Forbes Of East Buck.
field gave rs one of her interesting talks
at the school house, to large audience,
Sunday, the 9Th. She will hold another
meeting here the 18th.
Mrs. Annie Foster and son Artie, Of
Auburn, were at ]. A. Warren's over
Sunday, May 18th.
Mrs. Orixa A. Marston, Of Auburn,
and Mrs. Emily c. Turner, Of Buck6eld,
were guests at A. r. Aason's on the 3Oth
OF Nay.
Everett Bicknell and wife were 1T bis
fathers, J. r. Bicknell's, June 4th.
David Fletcher Of Peru has been visit
Ing relatives 10 our place this week.
James E. Bicknell has got through on
the road In our town and ID now ct w0rh
on the road In Sumner with his fcuI
horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
Special Congressional Elec'
ton June -.
Charles {. littIe6eld,
COMING EVENTS.


Juns ,o-N-ConmenceaDe University oi
Maine.
june ii-lA-Commenceme Briasscn Acsd
envy.
June n N-Seventy -nfsA anniversary Of oxfort
Conference, Congregational meeting house
Rumford Point
June l3.-Sense Assessors meeting. fryeoerg
June lA-sezss Assessors meeting. South Paris
June l&-ia-Lewiston District Epworth LeaSus
Convenkios. Bethel
june lS-Stste Assessors' meeting. kumforc
FAlbL
June l7.-AnAsAxunf,cook sunday School Asso
ciakson. Canton
june Is xs-Bovdoin College Commencement
June is-specaAl conSresssoaai election. second
- atne Diskxic&
june so-sl.-Hebron Academy graduation.
June S-Eassern oxford Y. r. :. Z. 4. loca
union, Norway.
june = s-Fros. Of windham. Norway Open
House.
june Sa.-6rsiuation, Andover High school.
July g7-Ang. lo-School Of Methods. fryeourg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
WEST eavesuac.

Mrs. II. d. Hutchins returned last
Friday after visiting friends In Portland
for two weeks.
Elmer Walker and Writ Eastman have
new bicycles.
Mr.. John Perkins and family Of Bos-
ton have come and are stopping ut Mr.
James Hardy's while the house they are
TO occupy during the summer Il being
pat In order.
Mn. Fred Charles ID stopping with
her sister, Mrs.. VIII Shaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
EAST eRoWNElElo.


Last Monday afternoon the members
Of Pequawket Lodge, to the number Of
about So, paid . visit to Cumberland
the I'd and Sd degrees on several candi-
dstes. While the day Was very hot and
the road very dusty, q hearty welcome
awaited them on their arrival and \
royal good time was had. They arrived
home about three O'Clock the next morn
Ing.
Tuesday evening Pearl Rebekah Lodge
added three new members TO its already
large number.
/ Coleman Reds Company played "Ten
F., Nights In . Bar Room 1t the town
Hall. last Friday night. II would seem
that Il MAS time that should be buried
with Uncle Toms Cabin.
/ Joe Clement has connected his store
with the telephone line. The company
are doing quite business In this section
with new Subscribers.
The workmen have got the windmill
In place and running on the hotel
grounds, having struck good well OF
water. Now al there Il TO do 10 10
place the tank 10 position and connect
the pipes.
Last Tuesday night, when the ! 40
train arrived at the station, the depot
COMMITTEES saw quite mob pile out OF the
smoker and sll gather around one spot.
They did not know whether some one
had lost . cent or the crowd was
after geological specimens. But II prov
ed to be = scrap pure and simple. Two
fellows hid been to Portland 10 the circus
aud having filed up on calamity water
to the extent Of fullness, they were
full Of cliakers. First they would hug
each other like bears, then they would
break away and fan the air. After de-
laying tn, train some few minutes one
OF the trsinmen picked up one and
slammed him into the baggage car, and
the other was got on 10 the train ~ u
Was moving of. When they arrived ST
North Co ,way, n. H., they flushed up
The fol owing list OF guests have reg.
istered al New liberty Hotel the past
week: B. r. Doreu, +. II. Laurence, J.
r. Ander.ou. T.. X. Perkins, n. c. Burn.
ham and wife, Portland; l.. =. Tricky,
lC. r. Gray, Jackson. n. H.; Aaron Ben
man, Littletop, N. H.; Bertha n. BAbb
j. r. Berry, Deumhrk, Nhtnsn w nitAkef
North Conway, n. H.; +. c. Carroll
Buxton.
There has quite boom set In here fol
windmills. Besides the one Just put In
at the hotel, have been told that E. ID
Walker will put In one at his place, and
Chss. Hill will place another at his steam
mill.
l.. A. Bradbury, whose set OF build
ings Was burned little over two week.
ago, has teen, l am told, settled with By
the insurance company.
/ think the devil has got Q mortgage
upon this place and 10 about to foreclose
We can see heavy showers 60 back OF
Burnt Meadow Mountain, and also SET
them over around Pleasant Mountain
but IL IL starts In to rain here IL acts ~ II
it were ashamed Of itself, and we only
get little sprinkling.
About every one says that their crops
never came up any better than they have
this year, and II we could have several
DAYS rain II would be grand benefit.
Rev. Frank Barton viii preach Sun
day to Pequawket Lodge, l. o. D. F.,
and Pearl Rebekah Lodge at the Uni.
versalist church at the Centre at 10 &c
A. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13

Lizzie Holt visited Ina Cannon Of
West Stoueham this week.
Harold Cannon Of South Paris called
on his cousin, Mrs. H. B. McKeen,
Thursday. He was going to visit his
uncle, VIM. Cannon Of Stoneham.
II. B. McKeen and LeForest AcAllis-
ter went to Norway Wednesday on busi-
meas. They have opened meat market
at North Waterford.
Addie Holt has returned from Port
land.
VIII Rice Of Waterford has moved into
one Of the rents 1t -Four Corners. They
have new piano bought Of Wheeler Of
South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
MASON


Mrs. Fred Mcleod and her sister, Rose
Mason, called on Mrs. ID. w. Cushing a
few days ago.
Miss Florence Abbott, our school
teacher, attended the graduation at
Bethel, Thursday.
Addison Bean and s. o. Grover at
tended the Pomona Grange at Bethel,
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Hutchinson has q new
organ.
Leon Kimball Is giving music lessons
to Ave In town.
P. w. Saunders and wife and little boy
Of North Waterford, made short cal
at d. W. Cushing's, Sunday.
Vera Mills Was taken very sick Sunday
morning and died Monday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
NORTH PARIS.

Phin Curtis cut his foot quite badly
last week. He went up to Peru to visit
his uncle's folks June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Curtis and child
visited at w. E. Curtis June 4.
A. ID. LiftlehAle has exchanged oxen
with Frank Elwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Abbott visited
ut w. Z. Curtis June Z.
Mrs. Cora Crawford is on the sick list
Rain IL very much needed here 10 else
where, the little we have had being soor
dried up by the wind.
Crows are doing great amount OF
damage this spring to corn and potatoes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinby Perham called
ut G.. g. Fuller's June ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13

1vtst<sSH~
Miss r. n. Swest Of Abington, Mess,
il boarding Ut HI G. Wadeworth's q
Mountain vlsw Farm.
Mr. Frank wakefield Of Newton, ~
IT,, 10 visiting bis sister, Mrs. Melville
Gould.
On Tusday, Rev. Joseph q. W. Herold
and Lleweliyn A., wsdsworth went "a
Cornish 10 delegates from the ConGreHs'
gstlonal church to the ordination or NJ
Hugh r. Graham 70 the ministry.
We learn that nessrs. A. q r. b.
Young will build steam mill 1t Easl
Hiram near their box factory.
This dry period 10 April, Nay and
June II very serious matter for farm
ers, and We have no record or rccol'
lection Of its equal In half . century.
Mr.. Melville Gould 10 recovering from
q severe Illness and lameness.
Mr.. Alvin v. Dow has returned from
Vermont.
Mr.. Willis T. wadsworth II improving
and has resumed hls duties - postmaster
Mr.. Milan Cummings, deputy sheriff
ct Portland, visited friends Ut Hiram
this week.
Messrs. A. q p. B. Young are build.
Ing IN addition tn their box factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
EAST BETHEL

j. VI. Bartlett was ut home from Der.
lin. n. H., last Sunday and Monday.
r. d. Howe and Foye Brown are
working for Mr.. Dearborn at Bryant:
Pond.
The measles are In the families OF c
n. Kimbsll and j. II. Swan.
Mr.. George Rich and family visited II
| this place last week.
Mr.. w. II. Tracy Is spending shor
vscation with friends in Norway and
other places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
sRoWNEleLp.

That the last few days have been the
hottest the memory Of man runneth NOT
back 70 the contrary.
A large delegation from Pequawket
Lodge, /. o. o. F., visited Cumberland
Lodge, Bridgton, Monday evening,
Cumberland degree staff worked the first
and second degrees. The visitors re-
ceived Q cordial and fraternal welcome
and everything was done to make their
visit one long to be remembered.
Miss l.. A. Frink has returned from
her visit 10 Portland.
Tho prospect for the hay crop Ii poor,
and unless We have rain soon all Other
crops will suffer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13

The agent for the society with long
name is moving In Portland TO secure
relief for horses which are checked high.
A driver Of such team receives card
headed, "Hsve Mercy on Your Horse
and showing horse badly checked up.
Side by side with IL Is cut ola man
wheeling a barrow. and his head Is
checked back In the same way. This Is
n good object lesson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
A CARD.

We guarantee every bottle Of Cham
beriain's Collie, Cholera and DlsrrhGs
Remedy, and will refund the money tc
any one who IL not satisfied after using
IL. IL Ia the most successful medicine Ia
the world for bowel complaints, botf
for children and adults. +. A. Shurtletl
& Co., South Paris; Grin Stevens, N
d.. Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13

C.P. lnson, >. Z. oeophsos, snd =. A,
Porter are Speeding nv 6Ays q De1is.
Nrs. Marla l1eKs1ney. vke ~ lived
hars for nvs ysars, b about 70 rstarn q
~ old hone n Lyna, Mas.
Mr. kvsrson's cottagee are being paint
q and repaired. Wn. Freeman Of Ram
ford Centre has charge Of The work.
Rsv. G. 8. Cuumlngs Of Auborn
occap,ed he pulpit In the II. 3. church
Sunday, Jane 4sh.. He preached 70 Ne
talluc Lodge, Knights Of Pythas, 10 The
aftsrnoon. The people were delighted
with biz sermon.
Mr.. Adams Bartlett Of Rumford Cen
tire has been Waiting his con, 2. +. Bart
lett. Mr. Bartlett 10 50 pears old, Wal
born and has always lived In Rumford.
He remember when there were but two
painted houses In town.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles Abbott are visit
ing their children here. Mrs. Abbott 10
In feeble health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
Ladies Can Wear shesS

One sixc smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease
a powder 20 I've shaken Into the .hoes. IL makes
tight and new shoes feel easy gives instant rehci
70 corps and bunions. les the greatest comfort
discovery OF the age. Cures swollen feet. bfsters
and callous spots. Aliens Foot Ease IL certain
cure for ingrowing nails, sweating. hot. achins
feet Al al druggists and shoe stores, sc. TrtAl
package FREE By mall. Address. Allen 3
0lmstei. lie Roy, y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
DOCTOR YOURSELF AT HONE.

Send for copy Of DR.. Humphreys
Manual OF all Diseases and doctor your
self ut home. Sent free on request
Humphreys Medicine Co., New York
| CITY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
nENMARk.

Capt. CAas. ingalls,, formerly Of The
regular army, d visiting with his brother,
L. A. ingalls,.
Mr. sidney Smith ID framing and
bailding . stable for Ewing Ingalls,.
Mf. A. B. OrdWay b rebuilding TIL
stable be purchased from Geo. A. Smith,
It b reported that Geo. A. Smith, VIA
latsly went 70 California whershIs family
wsFe foe thsir health, b dangerously
sick With appendieitis.
II crops ATo about folno4 toe want
|ol Iain r IL oooefoos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
Gratw.O Brings Relief

"a the coffee drinker Coffee drinking IL habit
thai Ia universally INDUCED In and almost AZ
universally Injurious. Have you tried Grain-o'
IL IL almost like coffee but the effects are just
the opposite. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruin.
| Abe dlgrstion Affect. tho heart and disturbs the
| whole nervous system. Grain-O tones mp the
| stomach, aids digestion and strengthens the
nsryes IS and sc. per package.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
OlCkvAle.

A. K. Stevens and wife visited rela'
tives In Peru June 18th.
Rev. A. A. Abbott and Bernard Put
nam went to Lewiston June 7th to visit
Rev. L. c. Putnam, who 10 at the hos
pital. Bernard reports bis father Al
quite low.
d. s. Hammond, wife and son, OF
North Paris, visited relatives In Peru
last week.
The farmers are still putting In beans,
potatoes, ETC., and some are hoeing.
Csterpillars are not eating a. they did
last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
GRAFTON,

Il looks now - though the drouth
were broken. We are nov having .
flne rain storm and showers Of late have
been Of frequent occurrence.
TIE men Of this town, having finished
farm work, are working on the road.
Mrs. Ruth Brown Of Rumford Falls II
here on . visit to her daughter, Mrs.. G..
A. Obs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Tyler have re-
Gently been out to Sunday River on .
visit 10 their daughter, Mrs. David Fleet.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Muse are away
on . visit TO relatives In Newry and
Bethel.
Mrs. Charles McInnls has been In
town at her fathers, A. r. Brooks, .
week or two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
WEST BucKFiElD.

The neighbors have done John Flagg's
plo wing and planting. He remains about
the same. Daisy Harlow worked for
him last week.
Alice Pratt 10 at Augustus Mayhew's.
Mary Farrar Of Auburn Il at Merritt
Farrar's.
Mrs. Isaac Turner Is getting ready to
move.
Mrs. Jennie Bennett Of South Paris
was at Mrs. L. j. Morse's Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
OUR NUMEROUS BIRDS.
A LIST OF OVER SIXTY OBSERVED AT
ANDoyHR WITHIN TWO WEEKS.
ANDOyER. MAINE

ANpovER, MAINE.
Miss Blanche Kendall, Of Brookline,
Mass, q lady well versed In ornithology,
who has been visiting 1T Merrill House,
the home Of Henry V. Poor, ESQ, In this
town, has identified the following list OF
birds, all Of which but 50 and IS were
seen In the grounds Of Merrill House H.
self. A much larger number would
doubtless reward further research.
List Of birds seen by Miss Blanche
Kendall at Andover, Maine, May 1881,
1899:
/. Rose-breasset GrosbeAk.
g Downy woodpecker.
3 Kingbtrd-
$ S.1y.ad Y.nO-sAro.s-
!. Chessnu, sided Warbler.
4 Resistant
O. Marsh Hawk
10. Yellow Palm Warbler.
II. white Bellied swallow.
Il warbliug vireo-
Is. Song sparrow.
IA Robin.
Is Myrtle Warbler.
10. vesper sparrow.
Is. Peabody Bird.
10. Chimney SWIM
n. Ysilow.Throased vtreo-
n. white-eyed yireo.
. Chipping sparrow.
a Rave swallow.
IS. Pecsoral SAndpiper.
s.. Black poll Warbler.
81. Phoebe.
u Bisci, shrosssd Green Warbler.
y. Baltimore Oriole.
50. Red winged Blackbtrd-
81. Purple Finch.
- yunoo.
s. Black and white Creeper.
- Cape Nay warbler.
81 GoIdsn-cfowned Thrush- tovsnbirdJ
- Blue6trd-
81. Chebec.
=. Flicker.
-. Box sparrow.
Il. Whies-CroWued Sparrow.
q. Nashville Warbler.
q. Casbird.
- Rnsty Blackbird.
-. Crane.
G. Gosdhnch.
q. Summer warbler.
.. Ruby -throased Hunmingbird-
-. KinGdsher.
So EaGle.
81. BSck sarusssd alus wazeasr.
n Hackbur21nn Warb1ur.
q Pnruh Wagb,e1.
8. Bay-breasosd warbler.
s. 1lilsn- (narsA HsnJ
y. Csdar 6axwiss.
u BneJay.
. Canadisn warhlsr.
@ Hermis nrusA.
g. H.St: 49,
9 Cs..asd ny eaAsAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
EAST WATERFORD.

Pride Brothers are laying the founda-
ton for their barn. They have eight
nov working for them.
! Mrs. James Chadbourne, who has
spent the winter In Chelmsford, Mass.,
and her daughter, Mrs. Chas. H. XII
bourne, Of New York, arrived at the old
home Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. II. Sanderson has bought q
four-year-old colt Of Jason Marr Of Nor
way. Her other horse, which has been
sick some weeks, Is not expected to re-
cover.
Cornelius Pride, OF westbrook, visited
his relatives here, returning home Wed
nesday. He came with his team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
ATWOOD & FORB rs,
BAAssss anA Rso9sasesss.
0Donsa n. ATWOOD 4. = HOn1nA

fnnxs %ol.ss ysax u paid slz1csly n sdvanos
Oehsrv>ss eAS . ysax. slngs eop>o osno'
Apvx11lsxnAxTsSA An isoA sdvsrsfssnsnel
aBo gtvua ehEoo ooneocn61ve lnssrsaOoe tUr u
81 Nh IN 1ngah ~ oolanA. special oonsxacen
nAdo vtaA local. uAnaasns and yeArv ndvsroe
lon Pnnrxua -Nsu Ups. fAss prsssss. se.an
pOU0g, axpeEtnncsd vorkDon and No p14coe
oo0bans ~ nAks shis ospaxsmens OF oar bull
- esoplses and popsiAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
THE OXFORD BRARN
the posMes OF rvs wGex m AL
SECTIONS or the COUNTY.
PARle Nlll


ma Baynse ClussA. ~. \. a. lsA~e
ss .ssss sessss = 10y 9 4 q
N q f.e . =. fsagW Mssung Ws16ssaaJ
usivssssass cisscA; s..a.y school svsy
sunday = II - =.
Prentisa T. Ripley has bssa Waiting BIZ
parents. He came from Boston 20 Port
land NondAy night, and Tueeday fore.
noon made the trip from Portland on Z
bicycle, arriving e South Paris about
noon. what with The intense heat, thu
dust, the loose sandy roads, and thu
strong head wind, it must have been .
hard ride.
B. s. Doe has painted ths Jacob
Daniels house and made great improve
ment In its appearance.
Ara B. Cushman and wife OF Auburn
spent several days ct the Hubbard
House last week.
Rev. Z. J. Wheeler Of Wet Paris Was
present and assisted In the fervice At the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
4. b. Greene and wife from Aassa-
chusetts are visiting at Ars- Mary A.
Greene's.
Emerson whitman Of Lewiston, Of the
class Of 1900, Bates College, has been
visiting friends here.
The Paris Hill base ball nine will play
Bryant's Pond on the common next Sat-
urday afternoon.
B. s. Doe IL building . balcony over
the pisxxa on the south end OF Ars. j..
A. Jsekson's house.
i, Il suggested that owing to the con-
dition Of repair Of the band stand, IL
should be either removed or repaired.
Which shall IL be? Some have expressed
a willingness to contribute toward hav-
Ing it put In shape.
All ladies Interested In the Baptist
Circle, whether members or not, are To-
yited 70 meet With Mrs. Lydia HAM
mond on Tuesday, Ut : y. u. Bring
thimble and needles. The object 10 20
work for and make arrangements TOR the
~ Raise Bazaar to be held Ia the nes.
future. All are cordially Invited.
wHrrrENoRE DISTRICT.
IA. whittemore Of New York Is Wis
ting relatives In town.
Miss Lula c. Briggs, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Brisgs, lies very Ill Mt
this writing. 49,
Sidney A. Thayer, who has been III
With the measles, is again able 70 be out.
Mr.. l.. B. Merrill has again begun
work On Mt. Mica with the same old
crew to help him, 5. |. Buck and VIII 3.
Cooper.
Mrs. Fred l.. Millett and daughter,
Pauline, visited her parents, Nj. and
Mrs. L. II. Colby, last week.
A part Of the Norway Praying Band
will hold q meeting 1t the school house
In this district at 3 O'Clock June %. We
hope 20 see q lot out.