Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
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Fctutu Dehcy oas pot IN Ctoct
pre,s It his steam mill 1t West Brown
ield.
Char les Hill has been shipping saw
dust che past week TO East Boston, TO be
used In smoking herring.
Char e. ID. Fessenden took first prize
for stee 70 In both the one and two-year-
old class ct Fryeburg.
II wo aid do one good to visit the farm
OF James and william bennett, and see
the ARA ngement they have for drying
their sex q corn, which they raise every
year for the packers. Owing to the dry
season the corn II not quite up to the
standard. But they estimate that they
viii hav, about 800 bushels when II 10
shelled b, March.
We viIited several farms in the west
part Of the town the past week, and an
estimate u the number OF bushels OF APP
pies ut fur places Was $500 and none
had any egular orchard.
VIM. Rive met with severe accident
few days since, while riding down the
town hill with COW hitched TO the rear
Of his wagon. The animal from some
unknown cause became frightened and
jumped Into the wagon, striking Mr..
Rowe, throwing him out upon bis
shoulder and tipping over the wagon.
The hors, becoming frightened at the
noise ed away with the forward
wheels ard Was stopped below the
church. The COW ran down the street,
jumped the fence into Vim. Springs
pasture, . I'D Was captured by the school
children. Mr.. Rowe Was quite lame
II O.. n. l.n &c. H.
Mrs. Sarah Greenlaw OF North Lin
ington Il 'isiting her sister, Ars. Albert
Blake.
Charles Libby OF Boston, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Linscott,
has return ed home.
Daniel Trip has thousand bushels
Of apples that be viii make into cider
this fall and ship away.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lord Of Chelsea,
Mass, and Mrs. Sylvester Pesse OF
Efiinghau, n. H., spent the past week
with Mr.. ind Mrs. A. r. johnson.
Simeon Eaton went with . carload Of
cattle and hogs to Brighton, Mass, the
past week
Edward Merriil spent Sunday with his
family, being 1t work at Silver Lake,
Il MA0tsOn, ~. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Stickney were cali
ed away Il, Conway . few days since TO
attend the funeral Of Miss Amy Lovejoy,
4 cousin OF Mr.. Stickney's. Miss Love-
| Joy resided for number Of years at the
old Stickney homestead, caring for an
aunt, Sally Stickney 0sgood.
Last Sunday divine services we're held
at the town farm, under the auspices OF
the w. G. T. L.. The Rev. Newton
Clough. Of the Free Baptist church, con-
Quoted the services.
Mrs. Esther Poore, who has been visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Allen Godfrey,
Of Portland, has returned home.
The last time We wrote we left Daniel
Boyntop surrounding that tree with the
bees In it, trying to get them out, and
he did IL too. Got the bees and wash
tub full OF honey.
Vim. Rowe and wife have gone TO
Massachusetts, upon two mouths visit.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jacob Colby were called
to Denmark . short time ago by the
death Of Mrs. Colby's sister, Mrs. Adriel
Wales.
Mrs. Mary Il. Elder Of East Boston,
who has been spending few weeks With
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Stickney, has return
ed home. She IL well-preserved lady,
being SIS years OF age.
Mr.. Thomas Cleaves Of Washington,
ID. c., was In town last week calling
upon friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith Grey are spending
q few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Soule.
Eraest Hill, one Of the N. C. X. X.
section hands, picked ripe strawberries
along on the road last Tuesday.
Mr.. Royal S,nborn OF Cornish 10 visit
ing Postmaster Ssnborn and wife.
Burnham & Morrill, are shipping their
seasons pack Of green corn from their
Denmark shop this past week.
VIM. Hszel.ine has placed In his mill
= l0-horse-power gasoline engine TO use
when the water Is low. Mr.. Hazeltine
makes large quantities OF AZ handles
and ships them all over the country.
The Ladies Circle Of the Cougrega-
tional church met at the home Of Mrs. Z.
Z. Rounds last Wednesday afternoon.