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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
LOWELL

Mr.. Chas. Dyer Of Portland 10 visiting
his sister, Mrs. J. II. Fox.
A COW belonging TO A. II. Pottle Wa
seriously injured by getting on to some
barbed wire fence.
Mr.. Albert Freeman and wife have 10
turned to Portland and Mr.. Z. c. Ham
blen has gone TO board with Mr.. Clark
Chadbourne at East Fryeburg.
Mr.. j. r. Stearns, who bought Mr..
Hamolen's place, has sold the baildings
to Joseph Smith.
There vas . pleasant party Of young
people ut Mr.. volk's Tuesday evening.
Ice cream, cake and confectionery were
served. Miss Eulalie Bradstreet Of
Bridgton 10 visiting there.
Owen C.. Eastman went 70 bridgton
Thursday and bought = boat for use 10
the pond.
Quite lot Of poplar IL being peeled
about here
Mrs. c. G. Andrews Of South Paris ID
stopping ct Nellen Eastman's.
The people Of this place were much
panied to learn Of the death at Fort
Fairfield OF Rev. Earl B. Wood. he
preached here previous 70 going there,
and Was held In high esteem. He Was .
young man Of much ability, and % Won
bis way to the hearts Of the people here
that his death 10 In the sense OF par
sonal loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

July x-Ang. lo--Schooi of Assh0ts. Fryebury.
Sepk II. II. h--fxir VI kversisie Para AssociA-
Saon. Bethel
SEA- II, ~. Affair Of Oxford County Agrical
IarAl Socicky. Seguesn south rarss and
Norway.
Sega N. Affair Of Oxford North Agricultural
society, Anaover.
sepS- -, q, &-fAir ~ AndroecoxEin Valley
Agricultural society. canton.
Seps n. e. sl-fAir of wess oxford Agrtcul
surai socseC. fryeearx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

Mr.. A. W. Iaughlin and family Of tb(
Portland Express, have engaged board
1t the Gen. Wadsworth farm.
Nessrs A. 4 p. B. Young have built
IN engine house at their SAW mill and
box factory.
Ma. william h. Craig ID visiting Ia
whiteAeld, N. 81.
Mr.. Charles r. Bean Of East Hiram on
Wednesday drove bis oxen, girth 8 feet,
through the street. He has the good
sense to use small part Of the interest
Of hIs inheritance Of e20, 900 In raising
and training steers, securing premiums
annually ct some half dozen fairs. BE
h con Of the late Hon. VIM. Bean Of
Denmark.
Nm. Joseph b. Hutchlns Il In very
poor health.
samuel W. and Ethel W. Clsmons
starred Monday to visit their sister, Mrs.
Cora 3. Welca at Cess Academy. North
wood, N. b.
The mills and box fsctory Of Messrs.
A. 4 p. B. Young remind one Of hive
Of bees In swarming time, being 10 oper-
stson day and night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
EAST HeDNoN,

The late rain storm was great bless-
inG 70 man and beast.
fhe general topic In conversation d
the coming celebration.
Tue Sunday school reorgauised last
Sabbath with the following list OF ON
Gers:
superintendsnt y. saunder.
Assisesas sspeFipessdens-r. =. WhitnAy.
8scrstayy-Mp. =. l.. eoren-
Librarisn-Mias AarSs shaw.
d. nbbiss, Mn. D. Philhps.
u. Fuller and wife from Norway
are on their place. He ID repairing IN
buildings and viii cut the hay.
Emily Allen ID falling In health bul
her ambition ID % keen - ever fol
work and having business lively al
around her.
Mrs. Frank Pierce u selling bel
uelghbors 10 nne strswbeffies - evel
sold In the place for ten cents per quart
Mrs.. Elbridge Brigham passed away
the sd. Funeral services were Ut tn
home Of j. Z. Bouney, her brother
conducted by Rev. l.. d. T1bblts. Tn
remains were taken to South Paris 70 b
Inferred beside those Of her husband
Her sister, Mrs. Forsythe, with be-
nephew, j. p. Richardson and wife o.
South Paris, were present. Mrs. 8
Richardson was not present on account
Of III health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

PVrSv AndsoWs ~ Jt1ns1o1 fEgn
Colby uSivssity ~ ~ eennee ~
Osaanss BsrtIstt snd viis Ssised q
Dr.. AodvewS' end Mn. lazy a. Ban
lett's, lAst w.. -.
md q. FIoId u Ashssn y whiting BIZ
fAther end relatives.
Mn. losgsss Kssne seill sessins WI
low.
Melville Thousa lost hoess rsesatly,
ono that - bought Of 4. y. Andrew o.
Norway. He has purehAsea anotner.
Everett Abbott, con Of Va. Aoooes
rot kIcked By horse ba41y last Inafe
day nlGet. lt takes several etjtoeee q
closs IL wound.
The buildine committee Inspected ~
sChool house Wednesday, ed pronouuc
| "a Il vsey satisfactory thus isr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
WEST eeTnel.

The home Of Dana Morrill, ID saddened
by the death Of their little son.
The scarlet fever seems to have sub
sided. and the village school opened
last week after several weeks vacation.
DR.. Allen has been enjoying . visit
from bic half brother, Ephrsim Allen.
Milton Holt has again been TO the
hospital, and has not been able TO 60
about bic business. His many friends
are anxious 70 zee him among them once
more, - be IL greatly missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Wheeler OF Milan,
n. H., are visiting relatives In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Wheeler went TO
Hale last week TO visit their son-in-law,
who was injured In the mill. They bring
homo favorable report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
SUMMER NlLL.

v. D. Bicknell and wife Of Nortl
Buckheld Visited q their daushtsr's
An. 8. G. Barreet's, last wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Field Of South Paris \
Visiting this week With her aunt, Emms
Barrett.
Mn. James Heald bad the Thres HouI
Circle Wednesday.
Lena Sewall = 1t bone. Sas has Z
new bicycle.
Mrs. Hollis has returned iron 6osth
Paris where shs has besa whiting ~
past month.
Mrp. 6ameel Keens visited q hss
daughtsr's, Mn. Jans HsaA'h I'D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

A shooting amir, caused By jealousy
and LIQUOR, occurred at Milbridge San
day night, the 18Th. Horatio l. Ram
ssy, We hssps boarding HOUSE, While
inSoxjentsa, stesmpesd . enter Tho room
of George p. Garrison, one Of bic board
81, vhoa - sasPestsa Of snd.e ine.
naey witA his wi1o. Ramsey kickea
ct Z door panel, and Garrison ared .
revolver through The opening. n 6ah
II snesred Ranssy's liver and 1ads Q
vound w1ish b pe0eAbly hal CAM
- - booa plaeo1 una9 asfeGt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
MASON.

MASON.
The church ID having much needed
repairing. IL has been newly plsstered
and are going to paper Il soon, and alst
lay new platform. Mr.. Powers oi
South Paris did the mason work.
Douglas Cushing ID working fol
Ernest Morrill,.
Don Bean and friend OF bis FROM
south Paris were up . few days ago,
and camped out and went fishing.
Arthur Morrill, 10 building new sddi
ton to his house.
Our very much needed rain came yes.
terday.
Eden Mills has begun hayIng; alsc
Douglas Cushing.
Rev. Mr.. Eldridge Of the n. Z. church
was here calling to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

1Clss snlslsy nm 9 D6lsa ". an
tUsroi1 In g NeW Yes1, 0n1Ho1sr aAe
- g De. D. +. Han, ~ uu1nfned
- for 1Aolr onnal snmuH soeaftoa.
11s. A. I. D1shes Of Remfosd faih
vas h town Saturday, IL 9lth.
Rsv. Mr.. Carver Of Caneoo preached
~ snnual ne0oFial .ssfnOa bo1ote
Neslneooet Lo6Go, I. q. O. Y, q -
l1sehodlsk charck sunday. nth MI.
Ma Any ". shaw h6s rce1rnod mon
Quincy Ttalnlng school, MassaeAasstts.
Miss Grace Harlow Of Paris vas h
~ place this wesk.
Ma. T. 8. Bfsdeham b visiting bet
sistss, Mrs. Means. In Provtdence, Il. 1.
The rain q last Wednesday was very
acceptable luxury.
ne Hiseory Cab gave a entsrtain-
meut q Neslnscos Hall "Wednesday
evening.
Rev. b. r. Lawrence Of Shutesbary,
Mass., FORMER pastor Of the Baptist
church here, Vas In town TnursdAy and
Friday, 18th and S0th ult.
Mrs. Thirxs Andrsws Smith OF Troy,
N. Y, Was In town Friday.
Mrs.. Hanson Brown 10 very III with
shock and NOT expected 70 live.
| Mlss Helen Atwood Of Rumford Falls
b visiting friends In town.
| AZ tho co00euce0ens Of Connecticul
Literary Institution, class Of 80, Miss
Edna &. Linsley Of Sufield vas awarded
second prize Of Kent essay pfisss- 4lsi
Linsley 10 tho daughter Of Rev. Harvey
LInsley, whose 6rst pastorate was at
Buck6eld, ls7l-7&.
willis e. Pike passed away Sunday
morning after Q long and painful sick
meas. Mr.. Pike would have reached hii
a6th birthday on the 18th Of this mouth
lie was born Ia FtchburR, Mass, and
| learned the tailof's trade ut which ht
worked In Boeton for some time, coming
| from there 70 Bucktield where be follow
ed the trade until the re-opening OF thu
railroad In the spring OF 1873, when b
was engaged - station agent at tn
Buckfield station, position which b
held with great 1delity and credit FOL
many years, and until be was promotes
70 the position Of freight agent at Rum
ford falls, remaining 10 the constant eu
ploy Of the railroad for over twenty
years, and until he was compelled b.
fAIling health to give up his post Of duty
Mr.. Pike married Miss Anna Storer o.
Buckfield, who survives him and theil
son, George 8. Pike, who is now "a.
Taunton, MAss., manager Of the Posta
Telegraph Company. In his business
and personal relations with the public
Mr.. Pike was one Of the most faithfol o.
men ever at the post OF duty and b
made many friends who mourn his early
death. As neighbor and friend be va
cordial and true-the same faithfulnes
entered into his friendship that character
lied al his business relations. He VA
kind and loving husband and fathe
and his death strikes this entire com
immunity with peculiar sadness. Tn
funeral services viii be conducted 1t tn
Baptist church (the same place where hi
wedding occurredD on Tuesday, at i
O'Clock, by Rev. Il. W. webbe
of Mechanic Falls and Rev. j. II. Whit
con Of this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

ugT0Gl. Z
n Dslh6l Hsoes 3 soc go =
3enoos ~ -. 81; =
n c6sir hospry ~ rseelvsa I lar6l
order Tor chairs WhieA VIII uske bust
neas rushlne for . tine.
Mrs.. A. E. Herrick and daughtsrs On
spending . mouth at BlueSlll. III,
Hsrrick leaves = joln hls tAnily ha ~
Kiss Caips,aa Of 0orAan, N. H., an
Z concert d that place Inst 1hnre1ay
evening assisted By hee pupllp mon
Bethel, and Mlss Bllines, pianist and
Miss Alice Pufington, vocal sololees o1oc
Miss Nae wight % Gosham, acCoopa'
mist. A large audience showed thelr ap'
probation ard IL concert was . ancoool
In every way.
wednesday afternoon Mr. Virgil Gro.
YER vas buried from ~ home Of HE sie'
Ter, where be has been cared for, through
several years OF iuvalidism.
The Glorious Fourth viii b rathss
| quiet In our village % most Of the ~
| fractions will cali the people away.
Many propose to attend tie celebration
Ct Locke's Mills, picnic parties have been
planned and the cottaSers at Songo
Pond are 70 have display Of nrewofki
In the evening.
Tuesday morning the Library Asso-
citation will servo. the annual Ross
Breakfast from z 30 70 9 O'Clock. Thu
has been pleasing feature In our VII.
lage life for the past two years, quits
unique, neighbour breakfAstlng Together
away from the heat and care Of tn
kitchen and Il 10 hoped this year will sdd
to the pleasure Of past hke occasions.
Friday the schools In the brick build
Ing closed. The arst public exercise'
were held IL the primary department
| where Miss Matte Gibson has % lonl
had charge Of the little ones. tn
prompt answers showed the careful
teaching and strict attention and tn
questions and answers showed thes'
little ones 70 have already got . goot
beginning In the practical questions
The program WAS nicely arranged ana
many Of the smallest ones appeared Il
public on the stage" for the hrst tim
and did wonderfully we'll. One clas'
from this room was examined for pro
motion. The second exercise was givel
BY the pupils Of Masses Kimball sut
Williams and was very Interesting, 81
acting their parts we'll. The class Il
Mr.. Elkins' room had no public exercise
a. the let division have been taking ex
aminations for promotion 70 tho academy
Eighteen received diplomas. Ii 10 mucl
regretted that Mr.. Eikins ID 70 leave tn
school a. he has won an enviable recor'
% master Of the grammar school and b.
will carry to his college life the bes
wishes OF parents, pupils and host o
friends. The schools In this villsg
have been decided success.
Next Thursday evening the Ladies
Club win give .pisxza party" 1t th
home Of Mrs.. J. U. Purington. Thes
evenings have been msde very socia
and attractive In past seasons, and Il ]
hoped young and old may come 10 for
social hour. Ice cream and cake will b
served.
Mr.. Geo. H. Shirley has arrived frou
Brooklyn.
Mr.. A. W. Merserve, Who has serve
- head clerk 10 Mr.. G. II. wilcy's druI
store, has returned 10 hls home In Maple
and Mr.. Arthur Wiley will take take
his place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
plckvAiE.

There are still few cases Of German
measles In this place.
The Dickvale school closed this week.
Oscar Putnam, who was Injured In .
bicycle collision, 10 getting out again.
"we've lad nice rain," 10 tie gen
essl remark.
John A. Putnam has torn down The
E. I. Abbott mill, and moved it down
near his home mill, where be will erect
It, - threshlng and grist mill.
Haying 10 near. and the crop Will Be
below the average.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
NEWLY

NCWWvs
Our town schools close to-day, june
30th. Tomorrow there II 70 Do DAG
raising with appropriate ceremonies 81
North Newry. fx-Judge Z. Foster will
be the orator for the occasion.
Ray Thurston continues very Ill with
very little improvement since last week
George Emery, quite IN aged resident
Of North Newry, Il very low with pneu'
monia. He has been an Invalid for many
months, and this latest attack b very
serious.
John Coolidge has sold his place q
tho town for . town farm, and will
probably move 70 Upton near the home
Of his parents, who are quite poorly.
Mr. Blanchard 10 building two-story
house At North Newry, where he Intends
TO reside.
Mrs. Fuller d very poorly this sum
mcr. We hope she may soon regain bel
health.
David Cummings Il working for J. s.
Allen for the season.
SUNDAY RIVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank williamson and
children have been 70 tho lakes fishing
and visiting.
lothian Chapman 10 painting for R
n. Williamson.
Jack Downey ID working for G. b
Foster.
Robert Foster Of Charlestown, Mass.
10 ut homo for vacation.
Herbert Jockson 10 shinglIng his barn.
Hiram Twitchell Of Bethel Il doing
carpenter work for |. Brown.
G. Glidden ID working for Lorer
Traak.
X. n. williamson and I. Brown wers
1t Locke's Mills fishing.
Miss Locke has six boarders-New
Workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thurston Of Errol,
N. H., have been visiting ct Mr.. VIII
liamson's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A MARI Down.
Special Sale
Ahasd OF Them An
Millinery.
Hue store.
Tennis or foras and BSh.
The Many Tnings Thai Boy Requires
Foreclosure % ChAstcl Mortgage.
Appointment Of Admtnlstrakrtx.
Tue W xiter A. Wood Moving Machine.
Bug Death.
Wanted.
Desirable stand on Paris Hill for sale.
For sale.
A "Pieked UP D,nner."
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sovrn avaaeoap.

Nrs. Clara fernAld iron Boston b
Waiting her soa, Barton fernah.
Ia Eason \ working for C. X. Cary,
Miss Rose Whitman visited one of heE
music pupils, Maggie Bessey, lev dsys
last week.
A party Of nine iron TIE Thurston
neiRhborhOod went 20 Black Brook n
Andover June 1854. and caaGAs over
600 trout.
Mrs.. Bradford iron Canton visited 81
C. X. Cary's lAsk well.
Frank 1harslsa - rsiaang Juns a,
and raised IL fra1ne = hls uow barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
RUMFoRp CENTRE.

Mrs. Henry Small Of Portland y ID
town.
w. C. Richmond and wife are getting
ready to 20 to housekeeping.
week 70 Fred wilkins Of Wilton.
james Nolen d visiting 1t A. L. Dol
lof's.
Miss Hattie Dollo6 returned from
Portland Wednesday.
Fred Thompson ID on the gain.
e. L. Bartlett ID building a addition
TO his barn.
C. X. Abbott and Allen A. Blxby an
building new barn for @. A. Elliott.
e. 8. Farnum went 70 Portland Tues
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

VIII Carey has gone away to worn
hayipg.
4. L. Emery has begun hsying.
School on Howe HIlf closs0 last m
day.
last Tuesday.
Nm. Fannie Goodwin recently visited
her con ct Berlin. N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gross Of Lswis-
ton ere visiting 1t 8. 8. Feit's. !.
Jesse Felt OF Portland Vas ct his old
home on Howe Hin The other day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

l(fs. Sazah Marston has returned
from ~ vislt n Yaeeer.
mr. Thonpsoa q Norway hss moved
- % ~ rouk Over Join Franks 70 Hive
While u WoTln q the cav MIL.
Mn. Harry Wed md chlldreu q
Mostk Neeusy vislesd = Jo1a Woedl
Ihare1Ay.
9eeAef, Mr.. ,. g. barrows, q Norway
til w..
!. NJ NIaaIs Han ~ gess . 1rssth
N6evay . = oocAe dESoooa1iag ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
WElChvllLE.

WElChvllLE.
Owing TO the weather Of Wednesday
evening, the lawn party was postponed
70 Fridsv evening.
Mrs. Eva Jackson, nee Holmes, and
little daughter returned 70 their home In
Deering Thursday.
Miss Mabel Gilbert returned home
from South Leeds last week, where she
has been attending school ct the Leavitt
Institute and was graduated the 9th Of
June.
Schools close Friday. Examinations
Thursdsy and Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
EAST WATERFORD.

Edgar 8. Keen lost nice horse while
on his way to New Hampshire. IL IL
thought he had shock.
Mrs: Mary J. Kilgore Ii very low,
with no hope Of recovery.
Burton w. Sanderson is ut home. He
was In the graduating class at Rridgton
Academy, having the salutatory.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Lovejoy from Mas
sschusetts are spending the week 1t @.
A. Miller's.
Henry c. Young has put an addition
on his barn.
WILDER Tucker 10 putting cellar IN
der his barn.
George Keen 10 still confined 70 bis
bed. He has had three doctors, but they
are undecided a. to the nature Of his Ill
ness.
vesta Hilton IL working for Mrs. W.
II. Keen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

Rev. II. C. Nunsoa yin pssasA q
swan Laks h Hartford o. Sunday, yely
{. ct 10 :4S A. II. and ! ~ ?. y. IL
si,G.eos srvies YIN - esu9ssanss
nsseing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
The COUNTY VOTE.

Following 10 the full vote Of the coun-
ty In the special congressional election
Of June 10, few towns which were
lacking last week having been supplied:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

fmms s-olle ysax u pald sGxicaly h adva.sa.
OeAnU6s go yenr. S1nGb o0pso osnass
ApvHnaln1nxNus-A Al nsal advsrsassmsnss
80 gkvoA oAgoo consecutive 1nooEe1ona tor ol1e
pR M N ;aAgah - eolnnn- special coasEoces
Joo RnUx1no Nov VIZ. - preassss seeaA
SnDbans ~ nAks shAs osparsDsns Of ear pusA-
49, esopsss Asa pepslAx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
EAST eEIhEL.

=. b. Howe has commenced work on
the new school building ct Middle Inter
vale.
Miss Lillian Kimball has finished
teaching and IL at home for . short
vacation.
Miss Ethel Hammons ID preparing an
entertainment for the close Of her school
here.
Miss Hammons has lately Organized q
s'School Improvement League" Of
thirty-five members. IL 10 called the
"Dewey League" Members have re
ceived their certificates and badges, also
a picture Of our State Superintendent,
W. w. Stetson, which will be hung In
the school room.
Mrs. Emeline Bean died ct her home
In this place last Friday, June ., aged
about rs years. The burial Was from
the church Sunday afternoon, Mr..
Book officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
ANpOvER,

The school children have been invited
70 meet at the grove Of Hon. II. v. Poor
on the 4th for picnic.
The grand officers Of the Assembly OF
Pythisn SisterhOod have been here Or
ganixing an assembly. The prospect
Of nourishing assembly ID assured.
Summer company begins to arrive.
French's Hotel ID booked for . full
house.
The drouth 10 assuming alarming pro-
portions.
A light hay crop will be harvested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
SWEDEN,

The flne showers Of late have done
much for the crops and farmers are 10
much better spirits than tho 6rst Of the
month.
Outlook on, al kinds Of fruit u very
small. About half crop Of strawber-
ries bot blsckberries have blossomed
dnely.
Francis Woodbury. ID ct homo from
Connecticut on . vacation Of three
weeks.
John Evans ID Ut work ct james Ham
Inns, South Waterford.
John Jewell b Clarence Jones' right
hand man; Alvin Bailey Ut 8. L. Plum
mer's; Walter Mason ct Grant Durgin's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
GRAFTON.

We have just been having . most re
freshing rain, the hrst long storm Of The
season.
Mr.. Philbrook, the Upton minister,
held . meeting on the evening OF The
9Th, at the town hall. The attendance
wss very small owing to The word moi
being generally received.
Mertle Brooks b at Newry Corner
WORKING for her sistsr, Mrs. Floyd
Searle.
Our boys are about starting adown
country" haying.
Ths circle met with Mn. Lila Cole.
nan, the 37d. There was a unusually
large attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04
RoxauRY

A splendid rain. A little late for tht
hay crop but great for the pastures and
hoed crops.
Mr.. Hodgkins has moved away from
the old Porter school house where b.
has lived since last fall.
James Hodsdon has Q crew cutting
and peeling poplar and getting It out Of
the woods and sending Il oifin box cars,
Swain & Reed will soon be done saw.
ing birch.
Mr.. Croker from Bryant's Pond Wal
In town selling extracts, etc.
jim Irish Of Peru with biz wife was In
town last week.
Clarence Campbell b tying squares q
L. II. Reeds mill. George Gilmet loads
the wood 1t the same mill on fat cars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-07-04

Y t~1o90s f|-
8. L. AndSoWS lat hoGne Inn BeNI
doln o. ~ gommeg vaootloo.
Mn. Waltee Maecn Of 0oFhnm, N. r.,
= Waiting relatives In this piaes sad "
cinlty.
Nfs. Lydia Z. Buck ana daughter,
Miss Lula, The former Of Falmoutb,
Mass., tn lattsr Of Bedford, Mass., srs
horo for tkntr oamUes ooting.
Nrs. Frank T0ed Of Portland has bee1
visiting hef mother, ufs. e. II. Emery.
rrank Bregs d nttlng up , buildlnG
| for poultry breedtng.
Mrs. Jufla b. Kimball Of Portland VA
In oar village one day recently.
Mrs. Elmer Hammond Of Tfap Cornes
b At the Maine General Hospital toI
Treatment.
Mrs, C. II. Lane d on visit 10 friends
q Lltchfield, Maine.
Geo. l. Burnham has for abort tlme
moved Into the vacant house near Wills
mill, and Mr.. Burnham 10 sorting spool
stock for =. l.. Willis. Hr. Willis hsl
sold and b chipping bis spool stock and
edgings 70 A. s. Bean OF West Bethel.
D. r. Curtia d building and dttins up
larger daughter house.
N. ]. Cushman and Others are building
. niCe summer residence 1t Falmouth
FORBADE.
Mr.. Joseph Swan Of Everett, Mass,
called on friends In this village one day
this week.
Miss Marion Dana Of westbrook Il
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. L. W
and Misa n T.. Dana.
G. H. Lane ID on . fishing trip with
friends at Mechanic Falls.
L. C. Bates Of New Haven, Conn.,, join
cd his family here Friday aftsfpoon
Mr.. Bates intends to remain until late n
| the autumn.
Miss Msmie Swan d visiting her sis
| Ter, Nrs. Ford, In Portland.
Mr.. James Tubbs Of Norway and Mrs
| Iuex Tabor Of Chelsea, Mass, visited d
r. T.. Willis QUO day this week.
Rev. G. A. Hayden OF Augusta vii
speak In the y. B. church IN this plac'
on Sunday, July Q, ct 3 o'clock, r. II.
Miss Eta Royal Of South Paris ha,
been at Mrs. 8. Z. W. Curtis the PCS
week.
Charlie and Robert Leard started Fri
day morning on their wheels for triI
TO Wilton, Pennington and New Sharon
Both schools closcd Friday, June 20.
Miss Minnie Lane has been visitinl
friends In sumner.
Charlie and Martha Dennison are .
home from Bates College.
Mrs. Walter Deunison and baby Har
Ian from south Paris are visiting ct nr
n. Z. Denuison's.