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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
K~alendarzyk
zabaw i ObchOd0w
W Chicago.

Dzieinica p6fnocno-Sachodnia
Dnia IA ~stycznia. Tow. Polonia, or.
81 u. N. p. Bal maskowy ma
korzysc pomnika Tad. Kosciusz-
XII hall Szulca, r6g Noble i
Blaokhawk ul
Dnia l5 styoznia. Tow. Or}a i Po-
goni. Przedstawienie teatralne
bal W hall Walsha, r6g Noble
Emma, M rzecz Skarbu Naro-
dowego i Szpitala Polskiego.
Dnia % stycznia. Tow. Polek Gwiaz.
da Zwycieztwa No. 1. Wielki
roczny bal W hall Szulca rog
Noble j Blackhawk
Dnia 20 stycznia. Tow. Fryderyka
Chopina, Choir XXI Il. S. P.
Zabawa W hall Walsha, r6g No
BILE ] Emma st.
Dnia 5 lutego. Komitet dslepat6w
obchodowych. Przedstawienie
bal ma rzecz Biblioteki u. N. P.
Dnia 3 lutego. Tow. Ludwika Me
golewskiego. Przedsta wienie
teatralne W hall OBJ. Stanis}awa
Sniegockiego, rog Leavitt i
Hamburg ul.
Dnia IL lutego. Tow. spiewu SEQ
pena. Przedstawienie teatralne,
koncert i bal W hall Walsh'a,
rog Noble i Emma ul.
Dnia % kwietnia. Tow. Miodziezy
sw. Florjana PREY kosciele sw.
Trojcy, OR. 257 u. n. P. Wiel-
XII bal ma korzys6 pomnika Tad.
kosciuszki W hall Schoenhoffe-
ma, rog Milwaukee i Ashland
Wojciechosco.
Dnia % styoznia. Obchod powsta-
MIA styczniowego W hall Pu}a-
skiego, 800 S. Ashland ave.
Dnia 8 lutego. Piaty Oddzia} wv.
M. Pol. Przedstawienie i bal
W hall Pu}askiego, 800 S. Ash
land ave.
Bridgeport.
Dnia % ~stycznia. Obchod Stycz.
niowy W dzielnicy Bridgeport
W hall OBJ. Juljana Piotrowskie-
60, rog Morgan str. i 31-st
Place.
hdzinaierzo,co.
Dnia ego kwietnia. Tow. Ochot-
nikow Pulaskiego, gr. Ais wv.
Mp Wielki bal, W hall OBJ.
Chlawy, r6g % j Troy ul.
IOacn of Lake.
Dnia 3 lutego. Sok6 Polski ma Town
of Lake. Przedstawienie tea
tralne W hall Kosciuszko, r6g
4Sej i Wood ul.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
Z szacunkieu
FrancisZka KaZanecka

Posrukuje swego meta naswiskism
Stanisfaw Ka.aneoki; pochodzi re
wsi Pomiany, powistu Lipno, gubsr
oil Pfookiej. przsbywa " Amsryos z
lat. oststni rae prsebywai " Hudson
mill Creek). Pa. Dnia 2 kwietnis
T. Z. wyjeohsi I Mill Creek 1 do tsgc
Iasu niema o MIN tadnej wisdomos-
Of. Dnis 20 grudnia T. I. prsyjaoha
ia re starego kraju jego toos Fran
oisska Kazanecks ! uprasss swego
meta, ably dat snac o sobie.
Wiadomoso podac, mozoa DO r,
dakoji Tub tet do Ka.imier.a Kali
nowskisgo, Hudson. Lu1srn Co., Pa,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
Ruch W BibliOtece 1 Muzeum z

Ruch W BibliOtece 1 Muzeum z.
n. p. W miesiacu listop. 1895 r.
Museum zwisdIilo csob 90.
Il biblioteki k~orrystsio osob Alt.
ksiszki samienili 904 rasy.
KS stsk W czytaniu by}o prreoiet-
ME 1851.
DO Museum { Bi6lioteki ofiaropali.
AL X. Stuart - Ksi.aeo.ke pod
tytuiem: Zismia Swieta do Polskl
przeniesiona albo DroRs Kr1yzows;
drukowana W roku 1859.
Fotogra6s Hsuryka Kaiusowskie.
60
Fctogra6e srsiciu polak6w. osa
dsonych na smisrc " Berlinie " 70.
ku l848
Julian Kwiatkowski - | ksiaake
Polsks 2 augielskie.
J6r. Tsrnaski - l ksiaaks polsks
j. Adomditis.
Bibliotekarz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

skie ruble ME dozwalaia. TIE rosyi'
skie ruble tax 50 mile i tax lechca,
ze nawet amerykahski professor uni
wersytetu Micbigahskiego, p. Earle
Wilbur Dow, pc krotkim pobycie
W Rosji ME mogi sic w~strzymac cd
pochwal niedzwiedziowi, j jak wyzej
o~znaczono, PREY zgromadzeniu 800
osob (zaproszonych by}o 1900 urza-
dzi} wielki bal rosyjski z mowami,
spiewami, muzyka i tahcami rosyj-
skimi, starajac sic wykazae W pre-
lekcji swojej, zwroconej przewaAnie
do nauczyoielek i nauczycieli, jak
W carstwie niedzwiedziem cywili-
zacja postepuje naprzod i jak sila
cara niedzwiedzia oiagle wzrasta i
mocarstwo sic rozszerza, ale o beg
ustannych zawojowaniach, zaborach
wolnych KRAKOW i narod6w lub o
miljonach zostajacyoh W ciemnocie i
nedzy, szanowny pan pedagog OBJ
jasnie zapomnial, a szkoda, re sw6j
trud i SHY naukowe pan Dow ME
postara} sic obr6oic ma wiecej po-
chwaly godna, humanitarns sprawe.
Hahba!
'Baoznosc bracia! bo otto widzicie,
jakich sposobow sic chwytaja nasi
dobrodzieje.
m, +.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
5. p. Jan Rychlicki.

w misscie St. Louis smarf dnis
% I. N, prIetywssy lat 81. 8. p. Jan
Rychlioki, aoinisr. wojsk polskith
uorestnik ~powstsnis L'stopadowego,
zmariy byi inssrnowsny pc powsta
niu " TryjsSoie, sksd pr,ybyi /. pa
romastami wyshodzo6w do Noweg,
Yorku " 1884 r, po kilku sas ME
siscsch prseui6si sic do st. Louis
w tenn missois sped.ii resrse aycis,
dorobiwszy sic msjstku, sranowany
pre-. swoich ! oboych. Nischsj spo.
c.yws W spokoju.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

wstnie swis.kowo6w. Okolo Sci
godziny wyniesiono trumne sawie.
ziono do kosoiois sw. Jaoks, gdzis
Ks. Gulskl poswiecl js 1 odm6wil
modlitwe. Kondukt rus.yl potsm
ma polski en- ,ntsrI. w ko1dukois
byio przss.io 80 powo.ow | powo.i.
ko~, a wssystkis byfy ~nspeanione.
Trumne nissli obywstsle: Frsuoi
seek Decentralization, Romsa c GER.
wihski, Ja1 Bisdr.ycki, Aatoni
S.c.erbihshi, Walenty Piotrowski |
Max Kuosr..
w nisdsisle odbyio sic " hall Sic
laffa posisd.enie novel grupy
.wiazkowej. Ma posisdrenis PREY
byfo ter kilku ssaryeh .wisskowoow,
kt6r.y obsonym wyjss,ili oels wv
Mar. Pol.
GruPs sostaia .organi.owsns / ma.
dano jej naswe Tow. ks. Aug. Kor
dsokiego, obrodoy Czestoohowy.
Oorano tsa uassepujsoy .ar.sd:
J6rsf Pissko ~ski, pre.ss; Jan Ma.
pietsk, wios presses; NJ. Gavin, sekr.
prot; Jan Koltsr, sekr. fin; A. Ka
m'hski, A. Kisrski, 1 josef Wojozyf.
ski, rads gospodarcrs; ST. Cieslih ski,
marsxafek.
Wyb6r kasjera odio .ono do pr.y.
ssiego posiedzsnia, ktore sic odbs
dsis sic " ~niedsiele, 8 b. No.. o 4 go
dsinie pc p~oiudniu W hall Sielaffs.
Ma poiedie aiu tenn bedsie odbiera
ny po1assk. a nowi o.iontowie mozs
sic tea sgiosic.
Jak widsc . powy.srsj k~orespou-
dencji, take obwody czyli guiny -
koniecznis potrzsbne, DO ilet to mot.
Ia .dsiaiac wspolns praos. Do d.iels
bracia, wistmy sic " obwody czyli
gminy, a wrogowis nasi ma .aws.s
.~amilkns.
Ma Gavin, sskr. obwodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
z Buffalo, n. Y.
Posiedzenie gniny.

Posiedzente gnafny.
Zawiadamiam wszystkich repre-.
zentant6w grup bu~ffaloskich, il po-
siedzenie nadzwyczajne odbedzie sic
we czwartek, dnia 10 b. M, o godzi.
ME s wieczorem, W hall ,,Czytelni
Polskiej'.
W. Kursyhski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

Donosimy z bolescia krewnym
~znajomym, ze rozsta}a sic z lynn swia.
tenn pc prawie ~caiorocznej oiezkiej
chorobie nasza ukochana iona j mat.
ka s. p. Emilia z Radeckich Man
kowska, przezywszy lat 66. Smiert
nastapila W sam Nowy Rok, o 6ej
godzinie rano - a pogrzeb odbyi
sic d. 4 stycznia PREY licznym udzia.
lie familji ] sasiadow. Mech jej Bog
da niebo.
Jdko6 Mofkoioski, MAJ.
Wanda Mahkowska, corka.
Jozef Karol Mahkowski,
Stanislaw Mahkowski,
Kazimierz Mahkowski,
Mieozyslaw Mshkowski,
synowie.
SEATTLE, Wash. 4 stycznia 1899.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

ia, zofja Zsjdel, pos.ukuje mole.
60 meta Woicisoha Zsjdsl. Poobo
dzi on I Galioji, re wsi Bialobrrsgi,
powistu Krosno. Jut siedm lat jsk
wyjeohsi do Ausryki, a mnis POGO
sta viii I dwoms maieml o6rsc1kami 1
dotychosas ME nam zadnej O MIN
wiadomosci.
A wieo prosIe, jeasliby kto o MIN
wiedIiaf Tub on sam, nieoh mi da
snac pod adrssem:
Zofjs Zajdsl, 900 Orleans Of.
Detroit, Mich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

Pc odebraniu smutnej wiadomosci
z kraju, donosim wszystkim krew.
nym ! ~znajomym, re z dniem 5 grud.
mia 1893 r. zasne}a ma wieki pc bar.
do krotkioh cierpieniach - ma cho.
robe serca zaopatrzona sw. sskra
mentami nasza ukechana matka, Ka-
rolina Cukierska, z domu Paw}ow.
ska, przezywszy lat So, W Czernie.
jewie W Wielkiem Ksieztwie Poo.
Dahskiem, pozostawiajac meza ] SECS
cioro dzieci, n~ajstarszy syn j try
cork W kraju, a dw6ch synow "
Ameryce.
Dnia Ego stycznia odprawi} msze
sw. zaiobna "a dnsze zgaslej ma vie.
XII ks. professor Ponganis W Grand
Rapids.
Oby jej ziemia polska lekka byis
ma wieki.
w smutku pograzeni synowie
Jan Nep.i Wacsav Cukierscy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
POSZUKIWANIA.

ia niaej podpisany possukuje ,
waznym interesis Jana J~anyckiegc
kt6ry prrebywai W Chicago, pocho
dIacego Z miasts zyrardowa |, Kro
lestws Polskisgo. Pros.e doniss
pod adresem:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
Il Milwaukee Wis.
DO roddk6u 10 Mil,oduEee.

Pc zamknieciu rocznych rachun
kow przekonalem sic, re polacy W
Milwaukee raczyli mnie do tego CA
su szczerze popierac, "a CO jestem
i'm serdecznie wdzieczny i nam ma
dzieje, ze j nadal zaszczyoa mnie
SVEN zaufaniem.
Il szacunkiem
Erdnciszek Il. Melin.
4o4 Mitchell str, Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12
NOwy
POspieszny Pociag
KOlei wabash"

1.-THE Continental Limited, no.
wy Pospieszny pociag kclei zelaznej
Wabash, teraz opuszcza Chicago
cedziennie o godzinie IL minut 2 W
poludnie, przybywa do Buffalo o
godzinie 8 rano, do NewsYorku o
godz. 8 min. 30 popo1udniu, a do
Bostonu o godz. 5 min. so wieczo-
rem, duia nastepnego - bez zmia.
ny pociagu j wagonu. Offs 81
Adams St, Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

Dnia II grudnia 1893 r. " miescis
San Francisco (KslifOrnja), rozsssl
sic L tym swistsm opstrsony S. S,
Sskrsmsnssmi, nsjukochs6ssy moi
oioiec Jan Degorski. poOhodssoy /,
w. Ks. Pornshskisgo o osem do
most krswnym ! zosjomym. " smut.
ku pogrstous jsdyns jego corks
Stefanja Deg6rska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

1892 Brereton ava, Pittsburgh, Pa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

Poszukuje Pawia Ksro1ewskiego,
ktory prsebywsi dawniej pod adr.
sem: 30 Warner ave., b # 10, N. Y.
Ktoby Z rodak6w wied1isi o MIN,
lub IN sam, PROSE- dad mad pod
adrasam:
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N~astepujace grupy

'q|O SiuP
Gu grudniu 1898 r.
he kwoty ma rece
ga Il. n. p.
216 37.02
PIT 54.57
2lS 1926
219 6S.9S
300 2262
222 22.3S
DOB 1914
PA 44.6S
226 Is 36
227 1861
22S 1891
229 $3.50
23O 1920
231 2l.34
233 1903
pa 1892
236 44.72
23S ALL
239 22.0J
240 27.l5
PAP 22.S3
PA 140.01
PAS 37.45
246 1902
247 Z 56
/: PAS l2.4S
249 24.S4
2oO S.94
Pol 81 80
2o2 1880
2o3 5000
2o4 1856
POO 34.l7
2o6 31.00
PSI 1924
2oS $50
239 2S61
26O 22.93
POI 42.12
262 1902
263 17.SS
26i 26.76
265 1888
266 44.6S
267 2S.0S
PCS 900
269 1887
27O 1923
271 1915
272 59.7S
273 1914
pa 27.63
275 2O.52
276 1893
277 1885
27S 29.SS
279 1913
$50 61.o5
PSI 1920
2S2 1924
2S3 1882
2S4 44.20
2S5 47.75
2S6 1894
2S7 1850
$50 1918
800 1888
POI. 1850
292 2l.60
293 1850
29o 1897
296 43.39
297 1920
29S 1926
300 25.47
3Ol 29.46
BOP 23.55
BOB 27.50
3O4 27.25
BOG 1864
307 1928
30S 27.63
300 2l.62
81 47.43
312 1911
315 3O.Gl
316 $50
81 lilo
80 800
800 23.76
322 1924
323 27.31
324 S.g1
325 g2.SS
1926 1872
32S 25.97
800 Ar
$50 51.Ol
33l 34.94
332 27.57
333 1921
334 2g.54
$50 lj.42
1886 1879
337 S7.34
33S 1898
800 $500
$40 52.47
34l 1914
342 'l4.19
343 1900
344 2S.71.
345 31.57
346 6.67
347 'l4.34
34S 1882
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

Jsf Stork.
Box No. l56, Nowohavan, Foyt Co.,
Pa.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-12

SEATTLE, Wash. 4 stycznia 1899.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
EAST HEBRON.

Mrs. Dexter Bailey and daughters from
Dover visited Mrs. Baker PHILIPPE Mrs.
Bailey's daugbter) last week.
Mrs. Grant Holder went TO Auburn
last Monday TO meet her daughter, Ina
Haskell, who will pass part OF her
vacation In Lewiston and . part with
friends In this place before returning to
Lynn.
The rain came In due season lust "a
the farmers hearts were growing faint
from fear that their labors In planting
and sowing would be fruitless. Now
the seeds that have lain dormant for
several weeks are sending up sprouts OF
new life.
Mrs. BRIGHAM remains very low and
10 just wearing life away. She Is entire
~ helpless and endures much pain.
Melvin Mckinney lost colt last week.
He came to his grandfather's, G. A. Nc
Kenuey's, on Monday morning and the
colt died Wednesday morning. The
cause Ia supposed TO arise from being
hooked when few months old.
A large number attended the circus In
Lewiston the 10th.
Report says VIII Jordan has . very
sick child.
The citizens are preparing for the 18th
and make Il the most popular theme Of
conversation. The boys are planning
for awakening all In the surrounding
districts with their anvil accompanied
with the strength OF their voices. A
surgeon may prove q necessity before
the day passes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
HEBRON.

Leonard Randall went to Lewiston
Friday to stay over Sunday with his
nephew.
Miss Grace Bumpus spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and son Of
Auburn were at Fred Sturtevant's Sun
day.
Mrs. 7. 8. Croker Of South Paris has
been spending few days In town.
Mrs. Lucy Turner celebrated her S0th
birthday June 18th by giving reception
to her many friends. Mrs. Turner
pieced = quilt during the winter and In
vited several Of her oldest friends to
spend the day and have q quilting. ~
sat down TO dinner. Over 30 were In
during the day. Ice cream and cake
were served TO all In the afternoon. Two
poems were rcsd, one by Rev. 8. d.
Richardson and one by Miss Bryant, the
latter written by her mother. Remarks
by DR.. Crane and singing by Mr.. Frank
Pike and Mrs. II. l.. Whitney. Mrs.
Turner had several presents, silver, etc,
among them . handsome lamp from the
friends which Was presented by Prof.
Sargent. The birthday cake was cut
and served. Mrs. 8. c. Howe's birth.
day was spent with Mrs. Turner and q
birthday cake presented TO her. In the
evening few friends called TO light tht
new lamp and spend pleasant hour In
singing and listening TO her sons music
box. Mrs. Turner read . piece she
copied when ten years old. A pleasant
day to oil. Several ladies present wers
oveY 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
MIRIAM.


After drouth In April and May and
June, unparalleled 10 the memory Of our
citizens OF so and 90 years, we had y
shower Wednesday, 18th, and . power
ful rain Friday evening and night. Let
us all be- thankful.
On Thursday Mr.. James n. Ridlon,
while sharpening . stake cut the calf OF
his right leg severely.
Mr.. Henry N. Burbank IL to build an
addition to his house.
Mr.. Geo. Page Of Fryebug visited
friends In Hiram this week.
A missing link In the evidence OF Q
widows pension claim, for which Gov.
Cleaves sought In vain In the records at
Augusta, aud Hon. Thomas b. Reed 10
the records Of the navy, causing . delay
OF - months, vas found to-day In our
diary OF Oct. 1870, while searching for
something else.
Miss Jessie Kimball 10 teaching at
Harpsweil.
Capt. Thomas o. Spring has returned
from long sojourn at the Maine Eye and
Ear Infirmary at Portland.
Thermometer on June II, Of; l2th, 95
18th, 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
STATE ASSESSORS, MEETING.

The state assessors, william C. Mar
shall Of Belfast. Otis Hayford Of Canton,
and George Pottie Of Lewiston, began
an official tour Of the state. Tuesday, Mt
Fryeburg. where they were met nv assess
ors from the towns nj Porter, Brown
field, Denmark, Fryeburg, Sweden,
Lowell, Mason and Stow. Wednesday,
they were In session at South Paris,
meeting assessors OF the towns Of Paris,
Norway, Gilesd, Bethel. Greenwood,
Woodstock. Sumner. Hartford, Hebron,
Buckfeld. Oxford and Waterford. Thurs
day and Friday they spent at Rumford
Falls and in the Rangelev region, going
from there into Franklin County.
The most notable fact shown In the
work Of Tuesday and Wednesday was
that In nearly every town cows are In
creasing In number and horses decreas-
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20

Ii seems TO be settled that the next
Worlds Convention will be held In
Glasgow In June Of 1900.
The dste has been fixed solely with
the view Of securing q large American
delegation, writes Miss Agnes Slack
the corresponding secretary Of the
Worlds Union.
II any one from oxford County il GO
ing to the Paris Exposition, il viii be
well 20 remember this.
The trip which our national president,
Mrs. Stevens, and vice president, Miss
Gordon, are taking through the west can
not but greatly Increase the interest in
the work.
lisa trip which Miss willard had
planned before she went away. They
have had ovstions all the way along.
The state work is moving steadily on.
This 10 the time for the county conven-
tions-nearly all Of which are held in
the spring months.
IL Il encouraging that others are tax
ing added responsibilities, which relieves
our dear Mrs. Stevens In great measure.
Judging from reports Oxford County
has held most interesting and profit
able convention. Now the local unions
must carry out the suggestions given,
that the awful curse may be driven
from rs. IL fingers In secret, but II al
Temperance workers are fAithful, there
will come the long looked and prayed
for time, when our land shall be deliver
ed from the evil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20

y
Rev. Z. b. Abbctt left on Monday 30
stesnd ~ graduation Of hIs sister at
vssssr College.
DR.. Gordon and family Afs occupying
their summer residence.
Miss Anna Barrows went back 70 Bos-
ton on Tuesday after weeks visit u
home.
Miss Reba Eastman Lord has been
visiting at T. L. Eastman's.
DR.. 0fnnville Smart Of Minnesota and
sister were 1t Mr.. Eastman's on Mon
day.
family into tho house lately occupied by
John Hutchins belonging TO Dr.. Towle.
Mrs. \. p. Weston has been quite i'll
but ID now improving.
Mrs. Anne Lynch OF Warrington Was
recently 1t Mr.. Weston's.
Miss Hattie Bradley, daughter OF
Stuart Bradley Of Chicago, ID visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Barrows gave talk on her trip
70 Jamaica before the scholars OF the
academy on Thursday forenoon.
The graduation exercises and concert
take place on June 10th to be followed
BY reception given BY the Juniors to
the seniors ct the "0xfordr parlors.
The rain Of Thursdsy was very wei
come and has revived the dropping
vegetation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
ALBANY.

Ae0hN1s
Daniel Clark and wife have started for
St. Johnsbury, VT, to visit friends.
They went with q team. He seems to
enjoy such trips just ~ we'll 90 any
Of the boys, as he Is only 81 years old.
Chas. Bartlett of the Mt. Abram
house Is In town on business.
j. w. Chase, optician, Of Mechanic
Falls, 10 In town trying TO at peoples
eyes so they can see more Of the beauties
Of this world.
The most welcome visitor Is the little
rain. We wish to see more.
The selectmen are In session ct the
town house, trying to ind out how much
tax we are going to stand and every
body else that can and will work are
trying to mend their ways (the towns
ways).
Next Saturday, June "a, the Ladies'
Literary Club viii celebrate their second
anniversary Ut the church vestry. Each
one invites her friends to take tes with
them.
Mr.. David e. Burnham Of Essex,
Mass, q student st Andover, Mass,
will supply tho Congregational society
through the summer months. Come and
hear him.
Mrs. Abel Andrews, who has bean
quite sick, 10 out again.
Sumner Grover has moved to North
Waterford.
E. C. Park Of the law lrm Of Herfick
& Park, Bethel, was in town wsdnes-
day on business.
4 q Raan ana vvifa attanAaA r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
NORTH HARTFORD.

The much needed rain has come at
last.
II seems a. though the hay crop must
be light on account Of the long con-
tinued drouth. .
Moses Young Of this place has two
pair Of fat cattle-esch pair are over
seven feet. He also has two nice calves,
odd ones.
o. +. Turner recently sold . nice pair
OF oxen.
Mrs. J. T. Glover IL very feeble at this
writing.
Union Grange held very Interesting
meeting last Saturday. It being ladies'
day. Sister Rebeccs Russell was called
to all the chair. One candidate was
given the lat and Ind degrees.
Several In this place intend to try the
horse fork this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
LOWELL.

Rev. Mr.. Werren, with SON and daugh-
ter, have arrived at their summer home.
Mr.. e. C. Hamblen has sold bis place
at the Centre to j. r. Stesrns, and will
return to Portland to make his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Clara Freeman.
Mr.. Hamblen will be much missed as he
has spent neatly oil Of long and busy
life In this town.
j. e. Farnham ID improving his build
ings and getting ready for summer
guests.
We hear that Mr.. J. N. Farrington's
house will not be opened for hoarders
this summer.
The funeral Of Mrs. Salmon Cushmsn
was attended at her late residence on
Wednesday by Rev. Mr.. Young.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
NORTH PARIS.

Cyrus Hszelton has bought horse Of
Frank Andrews and has snapped horses
with Hiram Bacon. His little boy who
has been sick with fever Ia better.
Rev. Mrs. Minsrd preached at the N.
Z. church June IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Bubier visited
relatives here June IL.
Mrs. Ella Foss and Mrs. Diantha Full
Ter visited relatives at 8. Woodstock,
June II.
Cyrus Hazelton ID drawing . carload
Of lumber TO West Paris for the Paris
Manufacturing Co.
4. E. Field and family went to Little
Concord Pond for picnic, June 10.
Our much needed rain has come at
last and farmers are rejoicing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20
BYRON

Bone Jackson, the old miner, was In
town the irst Of last week looking for
gold.
The B. & T. Co. are tearing up the
track on East Branch Railroad. They
have crew Of some 30 men.
Messrs. Huntou and Cole have been
stopping at Jothsm Shsw's for the past
week. They are interested In the gold
mining operations.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor from Bemis Is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lothian
Shaw.
A good rain Thursday has been great
help TO vegetation.
Mr.. Crommett has resigned his posi-
ton as station agent at Houghton and a
man from East Peru has taken his place.
J. 4. Shaw visited his sister, Mrs.
Knapp, at East Dixfeld this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-20

Ths Coagrsen1ioaal pulplE Ne occu-
p,sd Sunday nosnlng (Jaae I'D b Mrs.
i ~ :; q u Ansricas xissisasry
Association. II The morning che told
The needs Of The Freedmen and IN Tho
evening shs told ths story Of he Mount
ain Wklese. Nrs. Woodbury. b an ear.
nest and very intersatiug speaksr, know
iug The needs of The people Of the South
By going among them and observing
their saFroundings and daily life. Mrs..
Woodbury b always warmly Welcomed
BY Bethel audience.
The Oxford County Conference Ut
Rumford Point, Tuesday and wednes-
day, was attended BY twenty from the
Bethel church.
Nr. Archer Lewis Grover was among
The graduates 1t the Maine University
this week.
TIE Bethel Savings Bank held It. an
nual meeting "wednesday and elected the
following offlcen:
Prssadeus-ssmusl B. rwitchsn
Tsasursr-A. =. Hsrzick.
nhbee. \. 2. brown. ]. q. Purinston. J. II.
Philbrook. g. r. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Rowe OF Boston
have returned and opened their summer
residence on Broad Street.
Friday. DR.. Spauldlng Of Portland
came to Bethel and removed . cataract
from Col. Edwards' eye. Il promises
70 be q very successful operation.
Friday afternoon the funeral Of Mr..
Samuel d. Philbrook was held ut his
late residence on Main Street. Mr..
Philbrook passed away last Tuesday
night after several years Of confinement
to the house and latterly 70 bis room.
In health Mr.. Philbrook was identified
with the public interests Of the town.
He leaves widow, three sons and q
daughter. Funeral services were con-
Quoted BY Rev. r. Z. Barton, pastor OF
the Universalist church. The floral
tributes were numerous and beautiful.