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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNGS OF THE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church. Rev. Il. H. Bishop,
Pastor. prescning every sunday a Il A. -;
p. u. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at
80. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the LIST Sunday Of the month at 80 p. u. AL
not otherwise connected are cordially invited:
Universalist Church, Rev. j. H. Little. Pastor.
Preaching service every Sunday At ii A. n.
Sunday school At IL n.
Francis II. Fobes of Lexington, Mass,
who secures the Rhodes scholarship for
Massachusetts,, is quite well known at
Paris Hill, having been here one summer
few years since, and visited here at
other times. He is a member of this
years graduating class in Harvard.
Mrs. III. f. Hammond aud Miss Alice
X. Hammond attended the graduation
exercises of the Cummings Grammar
School in Portland last week, when Miss
Frances H. Shorey graduated, taking the
valedictory.
Miss Alice K. Hammond is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. F. E. Shorey, for a few days,
at Deering.
Miss Hattie A. Hooper is here from
Boston to spend her summer vacation
in Paris. Carroll /. Hooper was here
for few days last week.
Miss Mary Pierce is spending the week
at Westbrook Seminary attending com
mencement.
The Baptist pulpit was supplied on
Sunday by Rev. E A. Davis. There will
be preaching next Sunday, by whom it
is not yet certain.
Miss Julia Carter joined the family
here last week.
Mrs. E. II. Cummings has moved into
the house which was once the jailer's
residence. Her grandson, Reginald
lives with her.
r. +. Tufts is running the soda fount,
ain in the j. NJ. Thayer store for 5. E
Newell & Co. He also keeps a line OF
confectionery, fruit and cigars, and has
barber shop in the rear.
Mrs. Reilly, Miss Hester Reilly ano
John Reilly are at the Hubbard House
for short stay. Miss Reilly is the
guest of Miss Brown at Old Brick.
Miss Gertrude Harlow of Dixfield is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George NJ
Atwood.
DIR. and Mrs. A. s. Thayer of Portland
were guests at o. A. Thayer's Sunday
| The first Golf Club tea of the season
was held at the club house Saturda,
afternoon. Mrs. Brown entertained
and Mrs. Jacob poured tea. Next Satur
day Mrs Davies will entertain.
The first Universalist circle Frida.
evening was quite well attended. Tn
comedy, Mrs. Willis WILL" was pre-
scented with the cast as given last week
and was well received, and two hours o
dancing was enjoyed.
Children's Day was observed at tn
Universalist church Sunday. The sing
ing was all by the Sunday School, an
Mr.. Little used the text, Train up
child in the way he should go, and whe
he is old he will not depart from it,
with special reference to the duties o
parents to their children in religion
matters.
The Uuiversalist Ladies' Sewing Gin
Gle will meet with Miss Willis Thursda
afternoon.
Mrs. Goldberg has arrived at the Hi
and opened the house here for the sun
mer.
A chilC's cloak has been lost some
where in South Paris or Norway. Wi
the finder please return it to Miss Far
nie A. Forbes, or leave it at the Demo
II crat office
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Buckheld.

Ex-Governor Long is in town.
DR.. Chas. Brigham and wife of Co
hasset, Mass, are visiting their native
heath, relatives and old neighbors. Mr..
Bridgham's uncle, VIM. P. Brigham,
nearing the 90-year mark, is quite poorly.
j. c. Fuller and wife of Waterville
are visiting Mrs. Fuller's sister, Mrs. H.
D. Irish.
The parents of F. r. Dyer, Esq, from
Riley, have recently been the guests OF
their son.
W. S. Robinson thinks he has discov-
cred the butt-cut of Mt. Mica mine on
Streaked Mountain.
Rev. Mr.. Whitson, former pastor
here, with daughter, arrived Thursday.
His daughter is to spend her vacation
with the family of Daniel Murch.
A well attended children's concert
was feature of Sunday service at the
Baptist church the 18th inst.
Rev. Mr.. Athearn spoke under the
shadow of Mt. Tom in Sumner, June IL,
at 80 p. NJ, and has an appointment a,
the same place and hour for Sunday
June 20.
Miss Sadie Wood, 10 years of age
passed away June II. She had long
been i'll. The funeral was at the home
the 14th, Rev. Mr.. Prince attending.
Thomas Stearns of Cambridge, Mass,
is visiting his late wife's relatives, the
Princes.
III. Carey returned from a fishing
trip Thursday, and is with DIR. Healo
whose wife is daughter of Mr.. Carey.
Two men with their wives from
Waltham, Mass, who are touring the
state in an automobile, passed Wednes
day night at Hotel Long, leaving Thurs
day heading for Bangor.
Hebron seems to have been the object
i've point this week, and many have
taken in the exercises. As Greenwood
expressed q desire to meet John and
myself at Hebron, we doubt not but II
would have been mutually pleasant
but. it did not seem to materialize; but
the meet may yet occur.
| The National Lumber Co. is anxiou:
for the correspondents of the Democrat
to meet under the shadow of Mt. Tom
in Sumner, Saturday, June %. In al
probability John and Mr.. and Mrs. I
will be there. 1t is very romantic spo
where we may commune with nature
and-hedgehogs. The manager in
structs me to tender pressing invitation
to the Greenwood correspondent, anC
we know from past experience that the
manager and his daughter will maxi
all things pleasant.
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East Bethel.

Alder River Grange, No. 145, re-
organized June Goth with large men,
bership.
Mr.. A. II. Bartlett returned to his
work at South birmingham, Mass, the
18th.
Mr.. Frank Dodge from Portland is
working for Porter Farwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holt entertained
guests from West Paris last week.
Master Henry Howe from South Paris
visited at +. B. Howe's last week.
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Oxford.

Mrs. Alma Hayden and daughter visit
ed friends here last week.
Children's Day was observed by the
churches.
Mrs. Corning and Miss Corning of
Connecticut came on Wednesday to re-
main through the summer.
Miss ii. Z. HerSey of Boston and Mrs.
Charles Spring of Chicago are at DR.. A.
l.. Hersey's.
Mrs. Elbridge Edwards returned from
the hospital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawes of Au-
burn are here for few weeks.
Ralph Edwards, Annie Hazen and
Grace Farnham graduated from the
Edward Little High School at Auburn,
June 10th. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hazen
and daughter Bertha of Portland attend
ed the graduation exercises of the Ed
ward Little High School.
n. Bracket of Portland is saving
lumber at Welchville.
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Oxford County Delegates.

The delegates to the Republican state
and county conventions chosen in the
several Oxford County towns, so far as
reported are as follows:
TO STATE CONVENTION.
Andoyer-Frank z. Thomas. Sylyanus Poor.
Bethel-A. +. Herrick. J. VI. PhilbroOk, +. s
Kilbon.
BrOwnneld-C. f. Hin. E. c. Giles. Hiram
Getchel.
Denmark-John Colby.
Dixfeld-Henry o. Stanley. John 5. Harlow
Fryeburg-A. 2. Gordon, NJ. NJ. Smart. A
Wesley Mckeen.
Observation-Disclosures. Rand.
Hanover-W. :. Howe.
Hiram-Peter Il. Young Ezra W. BOsworth
Mexico-John X. Trask. Z. l.. Howard, w. C.
Stevens. K. l.. Taylor.
Newry-W. Il. Wight.
Norway-E. Z. Andrews, ". W whitmarsh
Z. W. Ryerson. A. J, Stearns
Paris.James 5. Wright. George NJ. Atwood
Henry ID. Hammond, Peter g. Pickett. e. 4.
McArile.
Rumford-waldo Pettengill, George ID. Bis
bee, Elliott W. Howe, Walter G.. Morse, Ralph
T. Parker, Writ Colby. J. III. Martin.
Summers. + Stetson. DIR. 4. J. Marston.
TO COUNTY CONVENTION.
Albany-A. c. Holt.
Andover-Charles L. Cushman, Ocott b. Poor
Bethel-H. II. Hastings, J. U. burlington, c.
NJ Kimball.
Buckheld-Frederick K. Dyer.
Byron-A. o. Reed
Denmark-C. o. Pendexter.
Dixheld-willis W. Waite, John 5. barlow.
Fryeburg-A. =. Gordon, T. l.. Eastman, II
w. Cousins.
Gilead-S. A. Coffin.
Greenwood-E. w. Penley.
HanOver-H. 4. Dyer.
Hiram-Almon Young, Lleweliyn A. wads.
worth.
Loyell-E. T. Stearns. L. L. Stearns.
Mason-F. I. Bean.
.Mexieo-H. T. Richards. Henry W. Park, FL
Win n. Gleason, w. q. stevens.
Newry-J. 5. lien.
NOrway-Herbert +. Andrews. Herman L
Bartlett. Charles +. Ridlon. Charles W. Ryerson.
Oxford-E. p. Faunce, L. T. wardweli, r. +.
Staples.
Paris-Horaee n. Bolster. Albert W. Walker,
Franklin Maxim, Geo. W. Cole, G. Everett
Chase.
Roxbury-Albert W Robbins.
Rumford-Aretas +. Stearns, Louis II. Veil
leux, Nahum Moore, Hollis C.. Dunton, J. W
Stuart, G. II. Abbott. u. Murray Travis.
Stoneham-V H. Littleheld, s. A. Stearns.
Sumner-Llewellyn B. Head. Charles II.
BOnney.
waterford-Chsrles ID. Morse. George H. Rice
woodsiock-Joseph IL. Davis, Emerson BIZ.
lin1s. Ned l. Swan
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West Sumner.

Mrs. l.. E. Pulsifer of Natick, Mass,
arrived Saturday, June II, for several
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. W. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Field have re-
turned from their visit to friends in Bos-
ton.
E. w. Chandler, G. E. Durham and
DR.. E. H.. Andrews have gone on their
annual fishing trip to Four Ponds. Re-
port says they are having excellent sue
cess.
DR.. f. j. Marston is entertaining
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks, of Tennes-
see.
Mrs. Helen Chandler, Mrs. Rosetta
Ryerson, and Mrs. Winifred Mclaughlin
attended "Flag Day" exercises at "Mor-
rill school" June IA. The school room
was beautifully decorated and beauti-
full flag was flung to the breeze. Follow
ing is the programme:
Recitation, Our Flag. Dorothy Grose
Recitation, The Old Flag, .---.-.. Hattie varney
, Mrs. Mclaughlin, W. r e. Patriotic Instructor
Recitation, The American Flag Florence Poland
Washlngton's Flag, -.----.--..---GladysM Morrill,
Unfurling Of Flag.
The work of the school, the interest
shown in the work by the parents and
teacher, Miss Russell, are highly com.
mendable. There was large attend.
ance.
Mr.. Alphonso Hazelton and family
have moved to the Luther Maxim place
which they have recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mclaughlin OF
Weld have visited their son, F. r. Nc
Laughlin and wife during the past week
returning home Wednesday.
Miss Minerva Bray, teacher of "Stet.
son" school, is attending commence
ment exercises at Hebron Academy this
week.
Mrs. Cornelia Moody of Hebron ii
visiting her mother, Mrs. Adeline Stet
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Durham and little
son Raymond, of North Paris, are il
town this week. Mr.. Durham tend.
store and post Office during c. E. Dun
hams vacation at the lakes.
Mrs. Luther Maxim and daughter
Miss Fannie, left for Auburn June IA.
G. A. Chandler is having the pipe re
laid from the spring and plans to supply
several more families with water.
Mr.. Wilson Ryerson has gone tt
Bryant's Pond few days to work on ar
elegant cottage which is being built OF
an island in the lake there.
Mrs. George Halves is visiting hel
brother, Mr.. Stetson Tuell and family
The Snowbound Reading Club are
much pleased to receive DeacOness San
ford into membership. New books are
to be added to the library soon and al
are looking forward to many pleasant
meetings this summer.
Miss "Cad" Denbam is at home will
her mother, Mrs. Denham, and sister
Mrs. Lappin.
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Sumner.

Mrs. G. b. Foster visited relatives in
Auburn from Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. Arabne Abbott has gone to
Paris to care for her sick sister, Mrs
Cora Ann Dean.
Mrs. Atwood Morrill, and two children
of Winthrop visited relatives in this
place few days last week.
Several from this place attended the
dedication of the new Grange Hall al
Peru last Friday.
Leland Andrews and Della Dyer visit.
ed friends in South Paris last week.
Carl Abbott and wife of Massachusetts,
have come to live on the late William
Abbott place.
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East Waterford.

Geo. W. Lovejoy, formerly of this
place, but now living in Newburg, n. T.,
was, with his wife, guest at G. A. Mil,
ler's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Lord of Bev,
erly. Mass, Mrs. Lizzie Edgerly OF
Portland, Mrs. Ernest Parlin of Sabattus
with &. A. Miller and ChaS. Battles
spent Tuesday on the shore of McWain
Pond fishing.
A large number of people went to
North Bridgton, Wednesday. Three OF
the graduates were from this town,
Misses Carrie Hamlin and Lulu Mclntire
and Mr.. Albert Brown.
Mrs. Sylvia Kilbourne and little son
of New York are at W. S. Chadbourne's
Elsie SandersOn returned from Edward
Little High School Thursday.
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NeWrY.

Saturday evening, June 18th, at the
residence of Ralph Kilgore of North
Newry, occurred the marriage of his only
son, Merton, to Miss Clara Mellodey of
Manville, r. I. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. COlson, pastor of the
Universalist church of Bethel. A brother
and sister of the bride were present at
the ceremony.
Mrs. Martha Littlehale is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Stearns, and Mrs. Cole,
in Berlin, N. II.
Stephen Darouch, at work for j. S.
Allen, has purchased monograph and
now we have music galore.
Miss Nell Preble of birmingham is
visiting friends in town.
A few days ago Mrs. Herbert Kendall
of Sunday River encountered hedge
hog in the barn and speedily dispatched
him with the aid of few stones, and
proudly claimed the bounty offered.
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Correspondents Picnic.

The manager of the National Lumber
Company requests the Democrat to
extend cordial invitation to the local
correspondents of the paper to meet in
social gathering at the works of the
National Lumber Company" at Mt.
Tom in Sumner, on June 25th. The
manager says he will provide the cor
respondents with good dinner and
plenty of shade and spring water. He
has engaged "John" and sc. T." of
Buckfield to be present and will be glad
to welcome as many as can get there,
IL. D." of Greenwood especially in
Guided.
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BrOwnfield.
Mrs. Alice Wentworth is critically i'll
To lootnr. ara "a, attanlapoa

Mrs. Alice Wentworth is critically i'll.
Two doctors are in attendance.
johnnie Mcdonald is very sick.
Quite number from Brownfield at
tended the Sabbath School picnic at
Hiram, Wednesday. A good time is
reported.
Mr.. Philbrook of Porter is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Linscott, at the
Pequawket House.
Miss Alvina Lane is at home for the
summer.
Fred Meserve is at home on short
vacation.
Field strawberries are quite plenty.
Mr.. E. c. Whitney, who has been en-
ployed in Massachusetts,, is at home
with his family in Brownfeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Souvenir South Paris. Maine.
Statement OF Rumford Falls Trust Co.
Suit Bargains.
XIII the Bugs.
For sale.
Cows for Sale.
Cooling Beverages.
Neckwear Elegance.
Ladies Furnishing House
Etnha CDrspts
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Still 1871 Delegates.

The Democrat last week called atten-
ton to an error in the list of delegates
for the Republican state convention. TO
correct which the representation of Ok
ford County and the state should be re-
duced by two. While the facts as stat
ed in the Democrat were entirely correct
as far as Oxford County is concerned,
it appears that the error is Offset by
Others in Kennebec County, two towns
there which are entitled to two dele
gates each being allowed but one in the
published lists. So the total for the
state is l27l, as it has been given from
the first
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NOrwav Lake.

The Federation of tbs Norwa.
Women's Clubs at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. c. A. Stephens, June Is
passed off very pleasantly. There wer'
six clubs we'll represented.
Miss Leah Wetherbee of Norway hat
been visiting at C. W. Partridge's thil
week.
Evelyn Partridge was at home from
her work in Portland for two days
visit recently.
v. L. Partridge is at work for Mr..
SanbOrn over at Round Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Buck attended
graduation at Bridgton Wednesday.
Hattie French of Auburn Is visiting
In Norway.
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Grafton.

There was a slight frost noticed in this
vicinity early on Friday morning.
Our teacher, Miss Lucie Morse, was
called to Bethel Wednesday to attend the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Silas F. Peaslee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Whitman of
Norway came here last Saturday on q
visit to his mother and sister, returning
home on the following Wednesday.
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Denmark.

Eleven horse sheds are being built al
the Congregational church by members
of the church and others.
After long siege Mr.. John Ames has
succeeded in getting his logs and poplar
into Saco River.
By order of the selectmen Mr.. Warren
Town, constable, will proceed to kill all
dogs not licensed the LIST of July. The
fine for keeping the same without license
is $40.
The roads are being put in first class
condition by the road commissioner.
The tax collector will soon be around
as the selectmen have assessed the taxes
for 1904.
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Resolutions.

Whereas, 1t has been the will of our
Heavenly Father in his all wise provi-
dence to remove from the cares of this
life our dear comrade, Gustavus c.
Pratt, whose noble life was always an
inspiration to all who knew him and
whose influence will remain with us as
good example; and
Whereas, by his death our post has
lost a worthy comrade and our CON-
munity good citizen, therefore be it
Resolved, that the charter of our post
be shrouded in. mourning and copy of
these resolutions be sent to the family
of the deceased as token of our sym
pathy for them in their bereavement,
and be it further
Resolved, that copy of these resolu-
tions be spread upon the records of this
post and that they be published in the
Oxford Democrat.
Capt. Gustavus G. Pratt enlisted and
was mustered into the 18th Maine Regi-
ment, Co. c., July 10th, 1852; transferred
to Co. B, commissioned I'd Lieutenant,
Nov. 10th, 1858; promoted to LIST Lieu
tenant, transferred to Co. d and COM
missioned Capt. April 21st, 1854. He
was brave soldier, devoted to his
country and will be sincerely mourned
by all who knew him.
TT. F. HATHAWAY,
Committee II. II. MAXIM,
W. s. STABBED.
G. A. r. Hall, June 18th, 1904.
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Peril.

Mr.. Geo. Lewis of Pennsylvania, and
his brother, Charles Lewis of Auburn,
have been visiting their grandniece, Mrs.
D. II. Conant, and their sister, Mrs.
Augusta Lewis.
H. R. Robinson and wife went to
Hebron this week to attend the gradu-
ating exercises of the academy.
Wilma Kidder and his sister, Ethel,
went there also.
Rosie Delano is at work at Rumford
Falls for Mrs. Nellie Hartman.
The Rockemeka Grange Hall was dedi-
Gated on June 10th. Big crowd.
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A Republican State
Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
The Auditorium, Bangor.
Wed, June 20, 'O4
; AMI I'D O,CLOCK. p. M.

AT 80 O'CLOCK, 7. NJ. -
for the purpose OF nominating candidate for
Governor 10 be supported at the September
Election, and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before it.
The basis OF representation will be as fol
lows Each City, Town snd Plantation will be
entitled 70 one delegate; and for each 70 votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
In 1902 an additional delegate; and for fraction
Of 40 votes IA excess of IS votes further addi
tiOnal delegate. Vacancies in the delegation OF
any City, Town or Plantation can only be filled
BY residents Of the County In which the vacan-
cies exist
The State Committee will be IN session In the
reception room Of the Hall at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ
on the day OF the Convention, for the purpose OF
receiving the credentials of delegates. Delegates
In order 10 be eligible TO participate In the Con
yention, must be elected subsequent 10 the date
OF the call for this Convention.
All electors of Maine. without regard to past
political utilization, who believe In the principles
of the Republican Party, and endorse IL
policies are cordially invited o. unite under thi:
call In electing delegates to this Convention.
Per Order Republican State Committee:
r. VI. SIMPSON. Chairman.
BYRON BOYD, Secretary.
Bangor. April 18th, 1904.
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North Buckfield.

The ladies of the Grange circle hello
a very successful concert at our schoo
house on the evening of Friday, thu
10th. Frank Starbird of South Pari.
was the star speaker with good music,
sandwiched in. Refreshments and Other
articles were sold after the entertain
ment. The net proceeds after all bills
were paid were about twenty-five dol
lars.
Mrs. Francette Fletcher, formerly o.
South Paris, is boarding with Mrs
Amanda Cummings for while.
Holman Monk, who graduated al
Orono last week, is at home for while
There seems to be some tramps OF
thieves in our vicinity this spring.
Carl Heald fired at some the other night
who he thought were trying to break
into his cellar.
Lucius Record has sold a horse to
James Tuell.
The foundation to the Grange Hall IL
ready for the wood workers who com.
mence at once.
Mrs. Thurston of Rumford Falls is 8
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Washie Heald
this week.
Emerson Tucker has bought the late
Geo. Heald stand.
S. d. Swallow has had a sick horse
and has had to hire one to do his work
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West Bethel.

"June, June. rythm and tune,
Breath Of red roses and CLEAN Of the moon;
Air from Hesperiies
Blown thru the cherry trees,
Hum Of the merry bees,
Drunken with June!
June. June, wonderful rune
Oflife at its fullest Of life at Its noon;
Perfume and wine of you,
Simmer AMI shine Of you.
Who could repine OF you,
BlOssomful June?"
Edna Kingsley Wallace.
1.-THE times coming fast
q, would II we're past
When from our bright dreams and our slumbers
serene
Well be walked, at the dawn,
By the whirr on the lawn.
or the blankety, sleep numbering moving ma
chine"
Lovely, leafy, flowery June.
Planting, hoeing and haying run to-
gcther.
Potatoes are shrinking in weight and
falling in price. .
10y S. Eyster of Boston, agent for the
sale of pianos, is visiting friends in this
village.
Eugene aud Elmer Briggs of Soutl
Paris visited their father and brother il
their old home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albion P. Mason are en-
PERTAINING the wife and daughter of theil
son Willard of WestbrOok.
Edward Skillings of Portland ha!
taken the place of E. P. Philbrook al
clerk in A. j. Haskell's store.
Mrs. Vienna Holt was recently visiteC
by her mother, Mrs. A biah Bennett, o.
Grover Hill, and her sister, Mrs. Ella
Palmer, of Lowell.
Will H. Griffin and Wesley Dennis
have bought the A. j. Haskell double
house, and have moved into the nortf
half, recently vacated by w. II. Mills.
Miss Ethel L. Allen and Raymond
McCutcheon have left the Dennisor
store, and Walter Strickland is now
clerk for Mr.. Dennison and assistant il
the post office.
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Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to all who have so kindly assisted us
during our recent trouble and bereave-
ment.
Mr.. AND MRS. G.. T.. WING.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. ID. Wine.
Mr.. AND MRS. +. W. HARDING.
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Many Children arc sickIy.

Many Children arc Sickly.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
used by Mother Gray. nurse In Children's
Home, New York, Break up Colds in q hours
cure Feverishness, Headache, Stomach Troubles
Teething Disorders. and Destroy Worms. Al
all druggists, CSC; Sample mailed FREE. Ad