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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11
enyeeueo.

| Rev. Mr.. Sasr, formerly 1t Cornish,
preached q the Congregational church
on Sunday, Sept. I'd.
r. ward Of Orange, N. j., arrived on
Saturday and are at the Oxford.
Mrs. Morley and daughter left for
their home In Saginaw, Michigan, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Clark and daugh-
ter, Miss Amelia Woodbury. and niece,
Florence, and Miss Furlong, all of Port
land, who have been at Miss Pages, lefs
on Monday.
Mr.. Stephen 1. Abbott, OF waterville,
h visiting his old home here and In Stow.
With him are his daughters. Mrs. Kel-
ley and Miss Mary Abbott, and grand
daughters, Misses Kelley and Abbott.
The party ascended BAldface on Thurs
dav.
r. C. Surbridee, Eco, Of Boston, has
been 1t Mr.. Durgin's this week.
Miss Martha Abbott has gone 20 Bath
10 take charge Of = kindergarten In that
place.
Miss Virginia Evans, kindergarten
teacher, has returned TO her position at
Lewiston.
Harry Evans has gone home to Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. DR.. Jordan Is visiting her home
In Milton, n. H.
Miss Mary Farnham, late teacher In
the academy, made short visit here,
seeing but few Of her numerous friends,
before leaving for her re-engsgemeut ut
Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon.
The water In the reservoir is low and
Ia being used economically. We wait
patiently for rain.
The weather has been very favorable
for the corn shop and the season will
soon be over.
Mr.. Willard, principal elect Of the
academy, has arrived at Mr.. VIM. Cor
don's, and the prospect Is good for the
fall term which begins Tuesday, Sept.
llth.
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LOWELL.


Judge whitman gave q good address
on the political issues of the day ut this
place Thursday evening.
Owing to the dry weather the corn 10
coming to the factory very fast, aud the
shop Is run some evenings.
Many wells are failing.
Mrs, Carrie Fl. Sandbrook returned
home Wednesday.
DR.. Z. E. Russell has returned TO
North Adams.
Oscar whiddeu OF New Hampshire Is
here looking for cattle. Some years ago
he and his brother Charles did large
business In cattle In this vicinity, buy
Ing for the Brighton market.
Z. 8. Harrington Is at work for Sey-
mour Harrington on his house.
George II. Moore has been quite poor
", suffering from rheumatism, and also
a carbuncle, which has been painful and
dangerous.
DR.. Lowe Of Warrington 10 spending
bis vacation with his family at G. Fl.
Moore's.
There is very large crop Of apples In
this vicinity.
Rev. Samuel Holden and william b.
LeBaron attended a council at the Con-
gregational church at Bridgton.
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HIRAM.


Mr.. Willis T. Wadsworth, postmastel
at Hiram, 10 Ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Bessie Mayo Of East Hiram hsi
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Solomon Stuart Of East Hiram Il
sick with kidney complaint and paralysis.
Mr.. Austin Storer Il building house
In East Hiram village.
Rev. DR.. Bellows and family Of Bos-
ton and Rev. Geo. n. MCDOWELL and
wife Of Bridgton, who have boarded
with Mrs. John p. Hubbard, have re-
turned home.
The numerous summer b0ardcrs 10
Hiram speak Ia high terms Of the many
fine views and drives In Hiram.
Mr.. Melville Gould 10 working with q
Columbia corn harvester. He cuts and
binds corn fodder for tl.25 per acre.
The whooping cough Is prevalent on
Hiram Hill.
The drouth exceeds any since 1870.
Mrs. Louisa d. Rounds Of Minneapolis
and Mrs. Alex Bradford Of Chelsea,
Mass, visited at Eli C. Wadsworth's
this week.
The corn shop is In operation.
Mr.. Emerson kimball reports crop
Of 900 from two acres Of intervale, but
the crop generally Is inferior.
Mr.. Geo. w. Hodgdon Ii sinking
with consumption.
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HON. ARTHUR SeWAIL.

Hon. Arthur Sewsll Of Bath Wal
stricken with apoplexy at his summer
home at Small Point Sunday, the ID
and died Wednesday morning, nj the az,
Of g. years.
Throughout the maritime world In
every city Of the globe Arthur Sewal
was known either by name or a. fac
tor In the marine carrying trade of tn,
United States. He WAS born In Bath
and there built up large fortune and
acquired honor. The hrm of Arthul
Sewsll & Co. now controls one of the lsrg
est American sailing fleets, and which
within the last decade has launched the
famous half clippers Shenandoah, Rap.
pahsnnock, Susquehanna and Roanoke
the latter the largest wooden merchant
ship afoat. When the change 10 con.
struction material came this firm at once
erected q steel plant, and has already
turned out the Dirigo, the first steel
sailing ship built in this country.
Mr.. Sewsll was one Of the most prom
inent business men of the state. For nine
years he was president of the Maine
Central Railroad, during the time OF
that roads greatest development.
In politics Mr.. Sewall was Demo.
crat, and was for many years Maine'i
representative on the national commit.
tee. In 1896 he was the nominee for
vice-presidenr on the Democratic ticket
He leaves two fons, Hon. Harold NJ
Sewsll, who was stationed by the gov.
eminent at Hawaii, and William d.
Sewall, one of Baths most energetic
young business men.
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lOCke,S MILLS.


Chas. Hussey attended state fair Mon
dsv and Tuesday.
Mrs. Fairbanks Is visiting In Portland
this week.
Mr.. Berryment Is working ct Rum
ford.
Rev. Mr.. kneelsnd Of Boston has been
stopping at Joe Georges again this
summer.
Mr.. sud Mrs. George Terrill have gone
TO keeping house In Lucy Libby's house
near the railroad crossing.
Mrs. Will Coolidge visited her parents
last Thursday.
Charles Richardson was In this village
last Monday.
Angie Cummings IL working for Mrs.
Geo. Hussey.
Roy Brown has returned home from
Mechanic Falls, where he has been for
some months past.
Mrs. Sadie Chapman has returned to
her home In Bradford, Mass.
Ersstus Virgins and wife Of Sanford
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Carey.
School began here last Monday with
Miss Maud Morrow Of Bethel - teacher.
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sRoWNFlElD.

Mr.. r. Linscott has taken bis fast
horse Scipio to the fair at Winthrop hill.
Mr.. Linscott is having his buildings, the
Pequawket House, shingled.
The grammar school 10 In session,
teacher, Ernest Stone, resident Of this
town.
Miss Harriet johnson, who has been
visiting her brother, Frank, and family,
has returned TO her business In Boston.
Rev. +. e. Barton Of Bethel IL spend
Ing his vacation with his parents in this
village, and 10 to preach at the Univers-
slist church during his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Boynton Of Boston
are visiting his father, Mr.. William
Boynton.
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GREENWOOD.

The business Of the week thus far has
been picking and hauling sweet corn to
the factory, and bids fair 10 be the same
during the remainder. Having studied
cornology pretty sstten,ively during the
time our opinion would be, II expressed,
that one-hslf to three-quarters Of an
average crop Is all we can count on, but
then the old saying Is true now as ever
that half loaf Is better than no bread
IL blsekberries were, and still are,
plentiful, so are chokecherries and
while few are eaten By the creature
man, the birds get the most of them.
One lady says she doesn't dare to eat
many Of them for fear they will pucker
up her mouth and set her 10 wbistling
Dsnnie Bryant and his cousin, Edith
Bryant Of Freeport, made brief visit
at the Bennett place last week.
Simeon Fsrr has sgsin left the rail-
road and moved into town, thinking IN
buy farm when he finds one TO suit
him.
Henry Brooks has bought John Smslls
farm, and intends TO occupy 1t In the
spring. All Of which probably means
that he intends by that time to have q
home Of his own.
Guy Cole shot hawk or eagle the
other day, measuring four feet across
the wings.
The telephone between the City and
West Paris Is finished and has already
been used for talking purposes. Some
saw IL il only question Of time when Ii
will be built up through the Centre, and
so on 10 Locke's Mills.
Last week, Ransom Cole came over
with his crew TO pick ersnberries, but
after due examination be came TO the
conclusion that he was two weeks 10 ad-
vance, and went home leaving them to
grow and ripen that length OF time.
Mrs. Walter Emmons died last Satur-
dsy and the funeral was held on the fol-
lowing Tuesday st the City. Divine
services by Rev. L. w. Pierce Of South
Paris. The casket and pulpit were pro-
fusely decked with flowers. The re-
mains were buried In the cemetery near
Lyman Martins. Mrs. Emmons leaves
= husband and four children, two sons
and two daughters.
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OXFORD.

T. A. Roberts Post, g. A. r. and
WomAn's Relief Corps picnicked by In
vitation Of Mr.. and nrs. Merrill Brack-
est at Mr.. Brackets grove Wednesday.
The corn roast Was novel feature much
enjoyed.
The Y. P. 8. C. E. held their annual
entertainment Saturday evening ct Rob
lnson Hall, presenting the comedies, Mr..
Bob, and Ny Uncle's VIII.
Mr.. and Mrs. Psttee and Mrs.. Herman
Bumpus are spending . week with
friends In Waterford and Bethel.
Hrs. Stearns Of Bethel 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. verrill.
NJ. 81. W. Stuart d quits sick.
Edith Perkins b visiting friends 10
Boston.
Mrs. Mclean has gone on an excur-
sion 70 Canada.
&. p. FAunce has returned from Chi
csgo. where be attended the national
@. A. b. sncampmeat.
The 8. Il T. win hold picnic On Sat.
ur6sy. Sept. y. q Geo. Hassn's cottage
q ~ Point.
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xfoo REWARD 400.

The readers Of this paper win be pleascd y
lcarn that therc IL ~ least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cue In ell II
stages, and that Il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cur
IL the only positive cure known 20 the medica
fraternity. Catarrh being . constitutions
disease. requires o constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken Internally. sctinS
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces o.
Of tho disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing it, work. The prophetors hav'
~ much faith In ns curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 4
fails 10 cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Address y. j. Cheney q Co.. Toledo, o.
aS-Sold by Druggists, IS cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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EAST sRoWNFieLp.

Mr.. Fred Eastman and wife OF Lynn,
Mass, are Waiting Mrs. EAstman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fessepden.
The following hxve been drawn TO
serve as jurors In the October term of
court: George Blake, grand; Charles
Linscott traverse.
The ladies' circle Of the Congregation
al church met last Wednesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Hiram Gatehell.
Mr.. Moses Burbank Of Deering is Wis
iting A. r. johnson and family. Ii Is
the fitst time he has been here In forty
years.
Mr.. F. d. Swan Of Chelsea. Mass, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Swan.
Rev. Frank E. Barton OF Bethel
preached at the Universalist church last
SUNDAY 10 good audience, the subject
being Hope.
The 6rst Democratic rally Of the cam
psign was held In the town hall last
Friday evening, very good audience
being present. The speakers Of the
evening were Richard +: Hersom Of Bos-
ton and VIM. N. Trip Of Wells.
Miss Nellie Goldthwsite Of Peabody.
Mass, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Brsdburp.
Mrs. C. Z. Whitney has returned home
from her visit to Bridgton.
A couple Of Mormon disciples have
been In this locality very recently dis
,ributing printed matter Of the Latter
Day Saints.
Charles Hill has petition out for the
privilege TO erect poles, string wires aud
conduct 9 telephone line between this
village ard Denmark.
Mr.. Irwin Giles, who has been pass
ing his vacation in London aud Paris at
the exposition, has returned home.
There IL q good demand for -four bar
reis on account Of the large apple crop
that will he gathered here this fall.
Mrs. Lila Durgin Is visiting with Mrs.
Nelson Sanborn at Hiram.
Miss Hattie johnson OF Boston has re-
turned &c her home after q pleasant
visit to her brothers family.
Mrs. Annie Lynch IL spending few
days with friends In Portland.
Members Of the families OF L. X Glles
and L. W. Cole had delightful picnic
at Lovewell's Pond last Thursday.
Miss Florence Hatch OF Somerville,
Mass, Ms. Mary Goldthwaite, Miss
Jennie Geldthwsite, Mrs. Alice Pltman
and daughter Of Salem, Mass, and Ars.
Cora McK,en and daughter Of Peabody,
Mass, have been spending q few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Brown.
Misses Hattie and Grace and Master
Fred Snow of Winchester, Mass, are
visiting L. X. Giles and family.
VIII Boynton, Jr., Of Boston, has
been visiting his father the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Giles have been
visiting friends In North Fryeburg the
past week.
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FIFTEENTH MAINE REUNION,

The Maine Fifteenth Association
also the First Cavalry and Ninth Maine
s're-uns" at Merrymeeting Park, neal
Brunswick, Sept. 12th, the former with
Q 'go-as- you-please" second day. Shore
dinner at II, at the Casino. Campfire
and social at Casino evening Of the 18th.
The railroads, as usual, are generous 81
to rstes-one fare the round trip. Tick
cts on sale the 18th, good to return 10Th,
on Maine Central, Bangor & Aroost0ok,
and Washington County Railroad. The
Boston & Kennebec Steamer also give
reduced rates.
A royal good time is anticipated. All
come!
Members will purchase tickets for
Brunswick and take the electrics for the
park, reporting ut the casino.
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MASON.

Mrs. Hiram Tyler passed away Wed
nesday after long and painful sickness
The funeral took place ct the house
Thursday, Rev. Mr.. Eldridge preaching
the sermon.
Elmer Stiles and wife visited 1t Paris
and Mechanic Falls last week.
O'Neil Brown Of Iowa, and Waltel
Brown and daughter Winifred, of Grover
Hill, visited at Charles Browns Friday
Ernest Hutchinson returned from
Massachusetts, one day last week.
Annie Merrill had q whist party the
other night. All enjoyed . pleasant
time.
Douglas Cushing traded horses with
Austin Hutchinson Of Albany the Other
day.
Stephen westleigh has been working
for d. w. Cushing for the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

Monday evening Hon. ". 81. Moody
and Hon. John r. Swasey addressed Z
very enthusiastic mass meeting 1t Odeoa
Rail.
The town schools opened Monday
With few changes In the Assignment OF
teachers.
Tuesday the fall term Of Gould Acad-
envy opened with nearly 100 pupils, and
several moro to enter. All are Interested
for the "l50 mark" 70 be reached, and
thus the condition fulfilled upon which
Capt. Grover promises 70 present the
academy with the 'sJudge Foster prop
erty." An unusual number Of out Of
town pupils are present this year.
Mr.. G. G.. Bean 10 still very III with
typhoid fever 1t the home Of bis daugh-
ter, Mrs. Packard.
Tuesday Mrs. C. D. Mannay and
daughter Louise, who have been visiting
Mrs. Copeland, returned to their home
In Newcastle, N. B.
Mrs. Hascall and her brother have re-
turned 70 Boston, having been the guests
Of Rev. F. &. Rand and family.
A young lady has been In Bethel this
week In the interest OF the "word and
Work"
Rev. r. Z. Barton and family have
gone to his former home In Brownneld.
There will be no preaching service Ut
the Universallst church during the re-
mainder Of September.
Mr.. L. c. Bowler, editor Of the News,
returned from vacation Thursday.
Rev. Arthur varley returned Friday,
and occupied his pulpit Sunday.
Leon Walker Of Oxford, class Of Bow
doin 1903, met with serious accident TO
his hand, and IL In Bethel under the care
of DR.. Gehring.
A good number Of our people attended
the state fair during the week.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Frances Carter has been visiting rela-
tives on Paris Hill.
Maud Russell went back to the acsd-
envy last Tuesday.
Leons Caswcll and Angie Abbott are
entering Gould Academy this fall.
Cora Fsrwell teaches our school this
fall with the same number Of scholars
fourteen.
Sadie Abbott, who has been Ut Old
Orchard for the summer, has returned
70 her home on Swans Hill and Is teach
ing there this fall.
Mrs. Carrie Sanborn has gone to live
with her brother In Washington, d. c,
Her brother, Mr.. RAines, has been here
several weeks. They started last Mon
day.
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SOUTH RuMFoRo.

Married, at Rumford Falls, Sept. 8
Charles X. Cary and Mrs. Clara E
Curtis, both Of South Rumford. The
happy couple left town In the afternoon
for short wedding trip to Canton and
Turner, and Monday they will open q
restaurant In LeBrec Block at Rumford
Falls.
Miss Maggie Bessey visited Misses
Eta and Abbie Demerritt at West Peru
few days last week.
Ralph Hemingway from Paris 10 visit.
ing his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c,
Hemingway.
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COMING EVENTS.

SEPT. Il-lS-FAir AZ Riverside Park, Bethel
sept. u. - Sew Century Pomona Grange
Andovor.
Sept. T. - Reunion Ftfteenfh Maine. Ftrs;
Cavalry and Ninth Maine Regiments, Merry
meeting Park.
SEPT. B-"Pat MalODsy's New Irish Visitors,
New Hail. south Paris-
sept l4-"Sunshine Of Paradise Alley" opers
House. Norway.
sept lS-0.-Oxfori County fair.
sept - N-OxfOri North fair. Andover.
sept 2s-s7.-west Oxford fair. fryeburx.
sept =. 6-MAine Baptist convention, Var
mouth.
Oct a-Oxford Pomona Grange. South Water
ford
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BYRON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Green OF Win.
throp visited their daughter, Mrs. lothian
Shaw, last week.
Mr.. Crimmin, wife, and son, with Mr..
Harris from Haverhjll, stopped at j.
Shaw's few days recently. The men
are expert miners and they we're pros
pecting for gold.
DIR. Kittredge from Pennington and
Mr.. Enoch Abbott from Upton have also
been In town lately looking for the
precious metal.
Jesse Whitney from South Paris wal
In town last week.
Wallace Reed and family, who have
been keeping boarding house at Summit,
have returned 70 their home 1t Gum
Corner.
Miss Anna Knapp, teacher at Dixaeld
village, visited friends 10 town last
week.
A. s. Young recently had visit from
his sister, Mrs. Doyen, Of Pennington.
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plCkNALE.

s. r. Prescott's family, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Wilson, have
returned to their home In Auburn.
Mrs. f. G. and Mrs. c. N. Child worn
at the Dixfeld corn shop.
Mrs. X. s. Tracy has gone to Paris
While on her way there Sept. ? she lost
q heavy cloth cape.
Granville +. Child remains about thu
same.
Several have been afflicted with bad
colds.
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W,LsoNt,s Mus

Mrs. II. A. Bennett has been guest q
8. 8. Benefits the past week.
George Montgomery Of Washington,
Pa, has been mp tho Hagalloway on Z
vacation, 8. W. Bennett guide.
George Rush has % far regained bid
health a. to return 70 his homo In Milan
Tuesday.
The circle met with Mrs. B. J. Olsou
Wednesday and the young people were
entertained In the evening.
Peddlers Tenny, Littleheld and Freed
man have been In town tie past weed,
besides several unknown ones.
Gretta Olson started for Bsthsl 6atar-
day % attend school Ct 0ould Academy.
Her 1rieuds wish hoe 0uch succooo.
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NORTH PARIS.

Miss Chandler, who has been visiting
at G. G. Fuller's, returned to Lewiston
Sept. 81
II. ID. Foss returned to his work In
Portland Sept. 3.
Berjsmin Gerrish Of Buckfield was
through here buying calves Sept. 4.
John Crawford caught trout weigh
ing over two pounds, In the brook In BIZ,
meadow one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Field and children
went TO Hartford Sept. Z to visit Everett,
Robbins, an old neighbor, and had llne
time.
Misc Lizzie Andrews Of Havsrhill d
whiting ct Charles Starblrd's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-09-11

A well-known Bath man of consider
able wealth recently wanted to purchase
a piece Of land on the New Meadows
River. He had two pieces 10 view, one
worth ss be supposed about $500 and the
other about 600. When he approached
the owners one wanted $500 and the
other 1890. II wasn't so easy, said
the Bath man speaking Of the matter.
al didn't buy either. l selected another
piece and sent man Of more moderate
means to buy it for me and GOT the land
st Q reasonable price"
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DENMARK.

The Ssco Water Power Co. are put
ting 10 new bulkhead at the old San.
born mill.
1t Is reported that /. H. Berry ha,
purchased the old red house.
They are driving work at the corr
shop at the present time. The hoI
weather Is driving the corn along fast.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gray and Mrs. Adj
Bailey were united In marriage 1t thu
home Of Mr. Gray Wednesday morning
by Rev. DIR. Blanchard of Portland. Mrs
Bailey Is native OF Clifton. They arr
now on an extended tour through the
East and st. John, n. B.
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aerHeI FAIR.

The season Of fairs IN Oxford County
opens with the fair 1t Riverside Park,
Bethel, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day Of this week, Sept. IL, II and Is. A
number OF horses have been on the
grounds for some time, fitting for the
races, and . good all-round exhibition b
looked for. The programme Of races d
- follow:
Green rsce. purss eao0o.
Bicycle raees puree eloee-
SECOND DAT.
3 - clAss. pure tloe1e.
8 - clAss, plrso ol0o0o.
od ]: s Is: M; =. :.s ss s 81 - 5 e.: !:
4: -. lR =: 81. -.
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NORTH suckF,eLp

Mr.. Norris and wife of Salem, Mass.
who have been at Washington Heads
for while, have returned home.
VIM. A. Clspp and his son Will OF
Sslem have returned home.
Levi Turner'S son Frank has been Wis.
iting relatives and friends In our place.
V. ID. Bicknell's daughter. Mrs. Ames
and her daughter Ella, have returned e
their home st Rumford Falls.
Chas. B. Damon had corn roast Sal:
urdsy evening, Sept. lst. Those wht
were there report fine time.
Maggie Heald, Josie Monk and Mabry
Mayhem are going to school at Turnel
Centre this fall.
Our school commenced the Sd, Eiv,
Hexld teacher.
Hesld Bros.' mill 10 shut down on &C
count Of low water.
Sid Swallow has been TO Auburn anC
traded horses with Jonas Edwards. II,
has GOT fine looking horse.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Royal Baking Powder.
kodaks, Cameras. and Photo Supplies.
Pat NAloney's New Irish Visitors
Our Double Distillesi Witch Hazel
The sunshine Of Para Use Alley.
When You Come 10 the Fair.
Blue store.
Special Sale OF Horse Boots.
A Lovely Picture OF Queen Louise.
T. a K Bootes Ventor Dinner Ware
For sale.
Wanted.
Two Farms for Sale.
Libel for Divorce.
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RucHANAx. MICH. May p,

Gensses Pure Food Co.. lie Roy. " r.:
Gentlemen My mamma has been . grcs
coffee drinker aud has found it very injurious
Having used several packages Of your GRAIN
q. the drink that takes the place OF coffee, che
nnds it much better for herself and for ne chill
drcn 10 drink. she has given up coffee drinking
entirely. We use package OF GrAin-o every
week. I am ten years old.
Yours respectfully. FANNIE WILLIAMS.
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lYNChvilie.

Elliott & Bartlett's spool mill is shut
down this week.
Fannie Buck and Pearl Plummer are
at home from Rumford Falls, where
they have been at work In the paper bag
mill.
Willis Plummer aud family from Rum
ford Falls have been visiting relatives In
this place.
l.. II. Burnhsm could not run his mill
owing to low water. Everything here Il
suffering for the want OF rain.
Eugene McKeen and Psyson McAllis.
ter went to Bethel Tuesday, returning
Wednesday.
Beryl Mckeen IL visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Cannon OF
West Stoneham, this week.