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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
EAST sROWNFIelo.

Quite number from this town availed
themselves OF the excursion rates on the
b. & n. r. X. and went to Boston via
Conway, N. H., last Tuesday.
Bradford Cole and wife have been Wis
iting friends down country, making the
trip with their team.
James B. Peckham has returned from
bis trip Of three weeks to Boston and
Waltham, Mass.
By the order Of the administrator of the
estate, the George Bradbury place will
be sold at public auction In front OF the
post Office, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Eliza Poor has gone to Gorham,
Me-, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Alonzo Hausc0me.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congregation
al church met last Wednesday with Mrs.
G. Z. whitney.
The w. C. T. U. held their regular
meeting last Saturday, at the home Of
Mrs. Julia Bean. Besides the regular
business, notes were given upon the an
nusl convention OF the state union,
which was held In Portland recently.
Mrs. Almon r. johnson Is visiting
friends at Waltham, Mass.
Marsh McLucas shot q bobcst upon
Kezsr hills this past week.
Samuel and James Kicker are visiting
their sister 10 New Hampshire.
Miss Mary Stuart and Frederick
Ward were married at the home of the
bride last Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward will make their home In
Baldwin.
Daniel Bean Post, g. A. R., held
camp 6re at their hall, Wednesday.
Quite s>number Of out Of town comrades
were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
SAD Fos BETHEL
THE BETHEL CHAIR co. HAS MADE An
ASSIGNMENT.

The Bethel Chair Company hiss made
an sssiynment OF sll its property TO Mr.
Samuel y. Twitchell OF bethei TOT inc
benefit OF lis creditors Inc nominA rs
sets show 20 be more than the liabilities.
but there will be a shrinkage on some OF
the assets in q forced sale a. there Is
considerable machinery and stock rom
which full value cannot be realized on
ouick ssle. Ii IL thought, however, thst
the loss 10 the creditors will De small.
The stockholders will suffer most. In
order TO realize the most for the credit
ors the material and stock on hand In =
nsrtislly manufactured condition Will
have 10 be made up and the msnufsctur-
"a product sold In the regular way. To
accomplish this the business viii have 70
he continued for some time, as there - 8
large amount OF chair stock IN the tse-
tory and yards
About June lat new capital was put
into the business and IL WAS supposed
that II was on irm foundation, oot
upou taking careful account oil STOCK,
N has been found that the assets are
much less than WAS supposed. With IN
sufficient capital on which TO do bust
ness and lacking ready money win
which to pay maturing obligations, u
was considered best 70 assign 10 order
that IL the assets should be Insufficient
to paw all creditors in full, all would De
rstSbly paid.
During the past six months the oasi-
ness OF the company has been excellent
and II Is 20 past conditions rather than
10 any recent losses that the present
condition Is due. The company nss em-
ployed some forty men and II the ousl-
ness is closed up, It's loss will be keenIy
felt in the community. Mr.. ;. D.
Twitchell, the assignee, Is the president
OF the Bethel Savings Bank, and an ex-
perienced business man. Under his OIL,
rectiou the matters Of the company VIII
receive careful attention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
THE OXFORD BEARS
The polNoS or THE WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

Fsrss Bap<iss Church. ~. n. 4. nce0es
PAsoor. Preaching every Sunday - II 4. y
sunday school e. h Il. Ssbbsah kveniAg esr
vice Is T:ce :. \. Prayer Meeting Wednssfsy
Universanss Church; Sunday school ever
sunday q II A. =.
Ex-Governor Perham and family
closed their house here last week, and
left for their winter home In Washing
ton. They viii make some short stops
along the way.
Miss laura Cole has lost her three
eolored kitten, and IL very anxious TO
have the finder let her know where II is.
There viii be no preaching service At
the Baptist church, next Sunday, the
pastor being away on his vacation. The
regular prayer meetings viii be held a.
usual on Sunday and Wednesday even
ings.
The academy is not In session this
week, owing to the absence Of Principal
Churchill.
Mrs. II. L. Hammond and Miss Alice
Hammond, Rev. H. A. Roberts, and U.
III. Hesld. are among those who went on
the Boston excursion Monday.
The water company struck two rocky
pieces Of digging, one directly In front
OF the academy, the other on the Ham,
mond road running down opposite .. A.
Msxim's. Aside from few spots, how
ever, they have been very fortunate
about striking ledge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
GREENWOOD.

Some think We are having our Indian
summer, and 1t 10 worthy Of the name.
A finer day for Mr.. Whites auction
could not have been made by art than
was last Saturday, and the result was a
large number OF men, besides q few
ladies. The goods generally went high,
especially the farming tools; one reason
being that they were In good repair, and
had been housed under cover instead OF
out doors. There were two objects OF
interest present, one OF them being In
the ground and the other on II. The
buildings are situated on the summit Of a
hill, the base being considerable lower
on every side than the bottom OF the well,
and vet the well has furnished water for
all culinary purposes, and also for the
stock for some time, but yet has never
shown any signs Of falling up. Probably
a doctor Of philosophy would tell US
that was sll caused by capillary attrac-
ton, bu, that doesn't work so every
where, as many a farmer has found out
this year 70 his sorrow. The other Was
q Spsnixrd, who came to the auction
with Mr.. Park. He WAS born 10 Spain
- years ago, came to Cuba when small
boy, and finally drifted up to South
Paris. He IL rather q good-looking
Young man, and not dark complexioned
for that nationality.
James German and wife closed their
house last week and went to MAssachu-
setts, intending to stop for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Judkins ceie-
brsted the fifteenth anniversary Of their
marriage on the 18th inst. Since there
WAS lady reporter present, who viii
probably give the details, no mention
Sill be made Of IL here.
John Titus and crew returned home
sunday, having shot nothing larger than
hedgehogs and cartridges. They report
Dig game very scarce up there as well a.
here. So far as We know, net deer has
been shot Ia town as vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

A small amount Of rain and quite .
change IN temperaturo.
TIE corn packing season b ovsr, an
there u quietness about this village
that e felt, especially By those who
need to Be earning something 70 pay
winter expenses.
G. 8. Washburn 10 In the employ OF
the Paris Manufacturing Co.
r. L. Swan h again on the sick list,
and at this writing DR.. Yates says Il - .
very critical case.
Mrs. r. d. Yates visited relatives at
Bryant's Pond recently.
r. +. Wheeler and wife have returned
to Brunswick for the winter.
@. w. Rldlou, wife and daughter, arc
In Boston, where the daughter 10 being
treated for deafness.
Some of our people are talking OF 60
ing to Boston on Monday, Oct. I'D.
Charlie Dennison 10 ct homo from
Bates for few days.
Mrs. Walter Deunison and baby Of
South Paris are visiting with Mr.. Dem
nison's parents.
L. c. Bstes hes put cupola on bis
stable, and Il making improvements on
his grounds In the rear Of bis buildings.
]. H. Cole ID at Falmouth Foreslde
building cottage.
The wetonkee Medicine Co. ID here for
q week, keeping open shop In Grange
Hall.
Mr.. Fl. Farrar has bought Of Mrs. 8. A..
Young house on the corner OF Fore
and Cross Streets.
Mrs. s. A. Young has returned from
her trip to Portland and Orr's Island.
Mrs. I. r. Emmons has been visiting
In Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
HOUSEKEEPING AND WEDDING
ANNlvE RSARY.

A very pleasant and happy event took
place at West Sumner Oct. II. In the
Universalist yestry, il being the 10th
anniversary Of the marriage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Chandler, and the completion
Of their beautiful new home. As the
house was not entirely dry from the
hands Of the painter, the exercises were
held 10 the vestry.
The friends. relatives and neighbors TO
the number of 200 or more gathered az
an early hour in = social talk. At 5
there WAS q short literary program,
which consisted Of some very appro-
pirate remarks by Mr.. Hiram Howe TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, followed by
singing Of various selections, solos, reci-
tstions by r. L. Stsrbird Of South Paris
and Mrs. Blanche Hsssan. The last
piece WAS a song by Mrs. Annie B. An
drews entitled "Psss Under the Rod, !"
made quite realistic by appropriate
tsblesux as it was being sung.
A plentiful supply Of ice cream and
cake was then served.
The gifts presented were as follows:
Morris chsir-Traveling men.
OH paintiDg-Mrs- A. y. Mason and Eiva
silver berry spoon--Mr and Mrs- g. r. Heald.
Pair OF towels--Mr. and Mrs c. II. Lane
China pitcher-Mr. and Mrs. p. l.. Starbird-
Half dozen hoiders-cynthis Bisbee
Picture. Priscilla" Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Hand- painted plase-Dr and Mrs. Tuerl.
Chenille table cover-Ar. and Mrs. W. H.
CrSc6esed table cover-Mrs. Cory Bouney.
Cro<heted table mat-EllA Head.
Large lamp. extension table. centre nois.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
AtRAA.

Mr.. Edward r. Sweet Of Chicago, Mr..
ID. G.. Mackenzie OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bamber, Miss
Emily II. Sweet, Misses Blanche s. Levy,
Rose Benair, Ida Benair Of Boston, and
Mrs. II. B. West and Miss Grace G. West
Of Rhode Island are boarding at Eli c..
wsdsworth's.
Mrs. Sarah Clemons Is In poor health,
but improving.
Ii Is decided that our efficient and
popular station sgent and telegrspher,
Walter b. Twitchell, will remain 81
Hiram station indefinitely.
Evans o. Allen and Daniel b. Cram
have the job Of cutting the timber on the
Marshall o. Warren farm.
Mark l.. Staples has some 1000 coats
on his hands 20 be made for Q Boston
firm, and employs some $50 women In
Hiram, Brownheld and Porter TO work
st their homes.
Miss Ethel W. Huntress Is closing an
excellent term Of school in the Spring
district.
One OF Melville Gould's horses got
mired this week on his intervale, and
some ten men and horse were required
TO extricste IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

Mr. 0oodwin, master Of The grammar
school, rstarned last Moaaay, having
been absent rod on accent II the III
ness Of hls little daughter.
Miss Aunie ChlpmAn Of 0OfhAm, N.
H., ID nov assistant In the post ofIice.
Mrs. DR.. Bradbury Of Norway ID
spending few days with her mother.
Evangelist Gale b holding . ssrlea Of
very interesting meetings. Miss Halls
sweet aod powerful voice adds much to
the impressiveness Of the service.
On the afternoon Of October 10, Miss
Paringtou invited her literature classes
to her home to meet Prof. Henry Chap
man Of Bowdoin College. The pupils
appreciated the pleasure given them OF
meeting Prof. Chapman, personally, and
the interesting and helpful talk upon
literature given them by the professor.
Mr.. Walter Chandler and family OF
Norway have been spending the week In
Bethel.
Rev. Frank Rand, who has taken the
place Of Rev. 8. S. York, In the missionary
work Of Oxford County, was In Bethel
Friday.
The Grand Trunk station has been
much improved and the city water has
been put In.
Rev. r. +. Barton IL In Boston attend
ing the national Universalist conven-
ton.
DIR. Gehring has been called to Cleve-
land, Ohio, by the critical illness OF his
mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

Nr. and Mrs. WIN. Durgin started for
Warrington, d c., on Monday morning,
whsre they viii spend the winter.
Mr.. Williams Bouthes Of Crawford,
Neb., former resident Of this place, d
II town for short stav.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. II. Hartman and
daughter Bertha went to Boston on
Tuesday. Miss Bertha b to enter The
Emerson School OF OrAtory.
Miss Clara Page has gone to Philadel-
phia with Mrs. Geo Lord TO- visit Mrs.
Lords daughter, Mrs.. Saylor.
Mr.. Wallace Tarbox continues to Inn
prove. He ID able to walk out, and may
20 70 Boston on tho excursion Monday.
The friends OF Mr.. John Atwood called
upon him on Saturday, his S5th birth
dav.
Mrs. John D. Lord Of Baltimore ID
still here, and takes her meals ut Miss
Pages. Misses verrill and Winslow Of
Portland are also there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth have not yet
left the Oxford, but will 90 next week 70
Whitefield, N. H., TO visit his sister,
then 70 lakewood, N. j., for the winter.
There Ia 70 be Q reception at the par
souaee on Friday evening, when Mr..
and Mrs. Abbott will receive their
friends and neighbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
WILSON'S Wills.

Perley Flint started for Boston Mon
day.
sydney and Archie Bennett have gone
up the Magsllowsy hunting and trap
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Clark started Tues
dsy for Woodstock, Vermont, TO visit
their daughter, Mrs. Rule Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Storey started for
Bethel Wednesday on short vacation.
Fred Taylor and family started for
Boston Thursday on visit to his moth
or and other relatives. They intend to
be gone several weeks.
Miss Jennie Hart has come down from
the lake.
George Mason Is also down for day
or two.
An entertainment at Grange Hall FRI
day evening was well attended by those
In pursuit Of pleasure.
Very warm for the season. Mercury
at 20 most OF the time for the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

M ii, ,er,oas i.ssrssssd in s6hss Of ~ ssteass
heroinAf>er named:
As fro6sss 6Sars "a E r .s:.s 100 9 ssS
for shs County OF Oxscsd. oe - Ss. ~ shs.sss.S
e 60 S t Y =: "a r.: Ne, g FL a.. 0s evs
sbsssnpos hsFsissfssr isdiosSsd. 4 = harsby
Tss: se.;os thereof b y.. = =! psssc,ss r. Z.
paSnsSed tSrss vssks s6cossslyely p - OF.
Psris. = :sid corasy a. ny .sy apps. :, 8:
PsUsa,s coS . 3, e Soa hex = re niss % Of he
clock In the forenoon. asd b hard sbereop
hey - canss:-
ABBY n. THOMPSON. lats Of Paris, 10:
ceassd Win and petition for probate shereof
presented b.. Martha J. resssl, the execussix
therein named.
BRADFORD D DENNgN. ists Of Paris. de.
ceased VIII and petition for probate thereof
presented BY. Eivesa ,. Dennsn. The execusE'x
therein named.
SUBMIT X. STEVENS. iass OF Paris, do.
ceased. Petition for diss1bui1on OF balance
remaining IN the hands Of the executor presented
BY Alva Shurtie6. said executor.
GRANVILLE n. WHITEHEAD. late OF
Paris. decessed. Petition for an allowance out
Of personai property presented BY Sadie =
Whitehead, widow.
NORMAN Q. BEALs. late Of Canton. dcosssed
Petition for distribution OF b. ance In hands OF
administrator presented BY Herman c. sou'e
administrator.
PHEBE CUsHMAS BRAGG, late Of A ndoyer
deceased. FINAL account preecf tel TOR Allow
ance by ingalls, Bragg and Hiram Aoocss' ex
ecutors.
JERsYNE @. MARTIN. ward, Of Rumfor'i
fiss account presented for allowances ~ ssmue
L. Moody. guardian.
FRED =. FOSTER, misor child OF John x
roster late Of Greenwood. dcceased. feosaon 10
license 70 cell and convey real estate presense'
by Eliza j. Foster. guardian.
GUY C.. BEAN, minor child OF BENJAMIN
Bean, late of Bethel deceased. fifth and nna
account presented for allowance by Daniel
SWEET. guardian.
ELLEN A. CHASE. late Of Paria, deceased
| rirss account presented for allowance by Abr
X. Chase. executor.
LUTHER STONE, late Of Paris, deceased
VIII and petition for probate thereof presente'
| by l.. X. Stone. the executor therein named.
| In varation Iocs. a, 1901
JOSEPH r. PULsIFER, late OF Paris, DC
cessed. Petition for appointment Of Herbert !
| Ryerson - administrator presented by Nellie
Ryersou, daughter.
ADDISON Z. HERRICK. Judge Of said Court.
uue copy-Attest =
ALBERT d. PARK. RA9isear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24


Mr.. E. c. Hamblen was here from
East Fryeburg Thursday.
r. L. Howe was here Wednesday,
looking for cattle. and Alvin Jones and
George Weston Thursday on the same
business.
Benjamin Russell and wife are visit
Ing In Boston and vicinity.
A six-ox team came Thursday 70 draw
8. II. Harriman's engine and boiler from
Slab City to North Chatham.
There was 40 old-fashloned husking Ut
Horatio Stearns' last week.
Two Of Mr.. Douglass volk's children
have scarlet fever, bat In mild form.
Mrs. Eliza Andrews and Mrs. Emma
Foss of Biddeford have bcen visiting
here.
Mrs. Lena Writ and DIR. John Stearns
and family have returned TO Washing
ton.
B. 4. Brown has finished work on his
cottage for the present.
VIII Merrill has bought . flock Of
sheep at Albany.
No apple buyers here yet.
Rev. Mr.. knight has returned TO his
home at Berwick, after series OF inter-
esting aud profitable meetings Ut the
Christian church.
A. n. Farmer Is at home from Rock.
land, Mass, on . vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
HEBRON.

The foot ball game played here Satur-
day with the Leavitt boys OF Turner,
scored Is to o In favor Of the Hebrons.
Mrs. DIR. DOMAIN went to Auburn to
see her daughter Hazel, who Il IN Bates.
DIR. DOMAIN was called on Sunday TO
attend Mrs. II. W. Fuller on the Stony
Brook road in Paris, for fracture Of the
thigh.
Mrs. Gibbs mother had an Ill turn
Monday. Mrs. Gibbs sister from
Turner Ia helping care for her.
Mrs. Bxrrows returned to Boston,
Tuesday. Harold Upham went with
her.
Hebron Grange held their regular an
adversary Wednesday. Dinner was
served and q pleasant day spent.
Next week Wednesday, 35th, re-
ception win be given In Grange Hall 70
Mrs. Sarah Rowe in honor Of her 9oth
birthday.
Miss Maid,e Moody has returned from
her visit to Rumford Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Bumpus OF Norway
are visiting relatives here.
Rev. s. ID. Richardson went to Auburn
Thursday, to see his sister, Mrs. Luther
Atwood.
We heard last night Thursday Of the
sudden death Of Mr.. Andrew j. Smith.
No particulars. We saw and spoke with
him yesterday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
NOTICE.
STATE OF MAINE.

Unpaid taxes ON lands Of non. resident owners
situated In the town Of Parts, In the County
Of Oxford. for the year isss. The following hst
In the town Of Paris, for the year lsss. com.
miitcd 70 Chandler Garland. then oollector for
said town on the fourth day Of June, lSs. and
recommitted 10 me for collection for said town,
on the srd day of Dec. isss, remain unpaid. and
notice IL hereby given that II said taxes. interest
and charges. arc not previously paid. 80 much OF
the real estate taxed ~ II sufficient and neoces.
sary ~ pay the amount due therufor. includ'
ing interest and charges, will be sold nj public
auction nj New Hall In South Paris village In
said town, on the nrst Monday OF December,
lss9, % nine O'Clock A. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

Mr.. Dunbar, a Hebron student, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday, Oct. Is. and Is 70 preach In the
anne place Oct. 20.
There was = large attendance at the
Masonic installation, and very pleasant
evening enjoyed by all. District Deputy
Simpson sent regrets Monday afternoon,
saying he was unable to be present,
therefore the installing OF officers de-
volved upon Arthur Kicker, z. ID. ID.
Although but short notice Mr.. Kicker
Was equal 10 the occasion, and did the
work In his usual easy and impressive
manner. After the installation there was
music by the choir and Bscons 0rchcs-
ira, also speeches by B. n. Fernald Of
Poland, c. Rose and some Of the home
brothers. Supper Was then served In
Grange Hall, consisting OF oysters, pas
try aud fruit. The officers who were
newly installed are IS follows:
w.M-J. n. Day.
g. IVA. Kicker.
J.w.-G. w. q. ferham.
Tress-A. Andrews.
Sec. l. Bowker.
s. D.-Nei I. Swan.
J. De. II. Colc-
IL 10 reported that the Knights OF Py-
thiss are about TO purchase the town
hall and 1T it up for = Pythian hall,
aud finish OF the ground floor for q
town hall.
A party Of the Knights OF Pythlas
went TO Rumford Falls Thursday, the
10Th, TO attend the school of instruction,
which was held that evening.
Franklin Grange Is still prospecting,
taking Ia new members, and buying
quite quantity Of goods for the store.
A good many In town are intending
to take 10 the excursion TO Boston TO
come OF Oct. %.
James Ash, who was night operator
at the station, had call to Yarmouth,
where he 10 to be station agent.
Bessie Carver stopped In town last
week at the Glen Mountain House.
Herbert ]. Libby has had his store
newly painted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
ROxeuRY.

The hunters are out In full force. Par
tridges are more plenty than last year
Deer are not as plenty about here.
Ed Berry, Swain & Reeds boss, went
deer hunting one afternoon, got lost and
climbed Old Turk, and at dark was on
the summit. Guns were fred, and Mr..
Berry gave an answering shot, but could
not continue to answer for want Of car
tridges. He tried to descend the mount
ain, fell over . ledge and sprained his
ankle and lest his rife, but at last found
It again and crept on. Messrs. Reed and
Stanley sent shot after shot into the
night to give him the direction. At 9
O'Clock some twenty men with lanterns
started and found him at the foot Of the
mountain slowly and painfully working
his way down. The night was dark and
he was fortunate to come OF without .
more serious result.
Miss Minnie Graves Of Hebron visited
In town last week. She was much pleas-
ed with the wild mountain scenery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24

ADDISON Z. HERRICK. Judge Of said Court.
ALBEIT d. PARK. RAsissar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
SOUTH RuMFORo.

Harvey Neal has returned from Dan
forth where he WAS called about three
weeks ago by the sudden death OF his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Putnam are Wis
ting their daughter, Mrs.. John Longley
it Millinockett
DR.. j. r. Putnam and his hon sekeeper,
Mrs. Clara Bessey, visited at John
Hewey's In Grafton last week.
Mrs. Amy Putnsm, who has been Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Clara Curtis, has
gone to Freeport to visit her sister, Mrs.
Addie Denning.
Peter Thomas has sold his farm to
James s. Morse st Rumford Falls.
W. +. Clark and wife, and Vergil Alb
bott and wife were at Camp Comfort In
Mexico several days, week before last.
They failed TO treat on deer meat when
they returued home.
A. ID. Putnam Is still stopping at his
fathers.
Berton Fernsld IL going TO Boston on
the excursion, Oct. %, to look for q job.
Maggie Bessey stopped with Mrs.
Cynthia Ackley, while her mother WAS
away.
VI. Clark went to Camp Comfort, Oct.
Is
NJ. l.. wyman unloaded car OF oats
1t the Falls last week OF 100 bushels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
WEST SUMNER.

Mrs. Ada NJ. Andrews Of West Paris
visited at DR.. Andrews last Sunday.
IL is reported that Chss. E. Handy has
sold his stand TO Mrs. Quincy. Mr..
Handy intends TO move TO Lewiston
soon.
Pleasant Pond has been stocked with
salmon. A few brown trout were also
put In.
Mrs. Chas. Crockett and daughter are
moving into the house they purchased OF
G. A. Chandler. near the Chandler store.
Mr.. r. l.. Moore Is selling out his
goods at cost In anticipation Of going
away.
b. NJ. Small, Esq, and family, OF
Pennington, have been visiting HE
father, G.. NJ. Small.
J. Abbott and wife have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. c. N. Bisbee, st
Rumford Falls.