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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

At some time in your life, proud as
you are, you have probably been an
elephant on the hands Of some one
who didn't know what to do with you
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

The strongest men, morally, are
those who know they cannot afford to
do all the mean things they are able
to think of; for when it comes to
meanness, we all have more vivid i'm
aginations than are necessary.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

Sometimes people make up their
minds to neglect a man, thinking he
won't notice it; but he does, although
noticing the neglect does him no good.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

No man has a right to economic
to the extent of neglecting to pay his
debts.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

Don't get the notion that your en-
envy will be less Industrious in defam-
ing you if you do him a favor that
should go to "a friend. All your enemy
wants from you is to be let alone
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-12-08

1t will do you no good to call old
age biliousness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Bryant's Pond.

Charles Jacobs has purchased q lot of
land Of Mrs. Georgia Hayden, near the
Crockett cottage at the head OF the pond
and will erect house and barn on the
same this fall.
Mrs. Ida N. True of Roxbury, Mass,
visited Mrs. Abbie Durham and Mrs.
Hannah Ordway this week.
The grange annual field day will be
held Thursday, Aug. 31st, on the
grounds Of E. r. Freeman, near Crane
stone cottage.
Rev. Alberto S. Phillips was In town
Wednesday as q representative of the
Universalist Publishing House, Boston.
The grove meeting was attended by
about ono hundred and fifty. Music
was furnished by the two local choirs.
The speakers were Rev. q. A. Markley
of Turner Centre and Rev. Dwight A.
Ball of West Paris. Many enjoyed q
picnic dinner In the grove during inter
mission.
Isaac A. Hall and party arrived from
Paterson, N. j., Sunday afternoon. They
came in Mr.. Halls touring car as far as
Gilead whore they were stalled and
had to come in by train.
Mrs. j. L. Bowker Is In Berlin this
week visiting her daug Mrs. Stanley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Loclke,s Mills.

Several from here attended the Uni
versslist grove meeting at Bryanes
Pond Aug. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Littlefeld are en-
joying IN outing ct Screw Anger Falls.
They arc to remain until Sept. /.
Mt. and Mrs.. Will Kittredge OF Port
land called on friends Sunday.
David Foster and Chris Bryant spent
Sunday In Portland.
Mrs. John Marshall and daughter OF
Burlington, Vt, are ut Camp Echo.
Mr.. Marshall will join them In few
days. =.
Mrs. Abble Trssk entertained small
party Of friends Thursday evening In
honor Of her birthday.
Helen Bryant and Lola Foster spent
Wednesday ct Rumford Corner the guests
Of Mrs. D. A. Thurston.
Rsynor LittleHeld II building camp
on one of tho islands In North Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29

"The watermelon days are here.
With colicky pains and grippe:
The email boy howls in deadly fear.
For apples ate unripe."
Geo. W. Briggs Of Albany was In this
village Tuesday.
Dry weather continues, and grass free
are still being set by locomotives.
Having on meadows 10 not yet over,
and many barns are filled almost to over
flowing.
Mrs. G. W. Briggs and two daughters
Of Albany visited Addison s. Bean and
wife Tuesday and Wednesday.
Another refreshing fall OF rain came
last week, but many wells and small
brooks remain dry.
A train is taking gravel from the pit
near this station, and hauls 1t both east
and west where needed.
Miss Octavia j. Grover, who has work
ed in the laundry room Of Prospect
Hotel for a number of years, has come
10 live with her sister, Mrs. Sarah w.
Brown.
Ebert r. Briggs closed his printing
and photograph rooms last week, and
spent the whole week with friends in
Portland.
The people of Maine made up their
minds long ago just how they intend to
vote on Sept. 18th, and those who try to
change them either way waste both time
and words.
A temperance lecture by travelling
speaker was given In Union church on
Thursday evening OF last week, and was
quite we'll attended by the members Of
Pleasant Valley Grange. Prohibition
will be talked for the next two weeks,
and then almost forgotten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29

Mrs. Florence z. Atkins Of Tennessee
gave ono Of the most able Temperance
addresses Thursday evening that has
been given here for . long time. Hrs.
Atkins IL IN eloquent speaker, and has
an almost magnetic power to bold tho
closest attention of her audience.
The Constitutional Amendment League
had an interesting program ut their
weekly meeting Tuesday evening.
Miss Mildred Curtis Of Norway Is
visiting Miss Bertha Ridlon for a'few
days. ..
Augusta Dunbar II the guest OF
friends at Montreal.
Mr.. Ed Mute and family, who have
been guests Of relatives at North Paris
and West Paris, started for their home
at Fall River, Macs, last Sunday, going
in their auto by the New Hampshire
route. Maynard Chase accompanied
them as far as the White Mountains
where, after walking to the top Of Mount
Washington, he and Raymond Mute
started on q return trip, walking to
West Paris, and arriving Wednesday
afternoon, none the worse for their long
walk with the exception Of blistered
feet. The boys carried their food and .
small tent under which they slept at
night.
Mrs. Almeda Richardson is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Churchill.
George Durham and wife are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Durham. Mr..
Durham is brother Of Mrs. Durham.
This Monday evening at Grange Hall
the Hayes and Alden Boston Comedy
Company will give an entertainment
followed by two hours dancing.
are visiting Mrs. Gardeners parents at
Montreal.
Mrs. D. II. Fifield spent the day Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fifield at
Auburn.
Albert j. Kicker Is visiting his son
Arthur Kicker, and wife at Bristol, N.
Fl.
Mrs. Sara Curtis was the guest OF Mrs.
F. q. Hill at Camp Evergreen, Locke's
Mills, for q few days last week.
Frederick, the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Durham of Rumford Falls, is
visiting at c. F. Barden's.
Mrs. Atkins was entertained In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. White dur.
ing her stay in town.
About thirty people from here attend.
ed the Universalist grove meeting at
Bryant's Pond Sunday, Aug. 20.
Miss Helen q. Dexter, who has been
very i'll from rheumatism, is gaining.
Vernal Bates and family, who have
been at their cottage at Little Concord
Pond during July and August, returned
to New Haven, Conn.,, last week, Mr..
aud Mrs. Bates going in their auto and
the other members of the family by rail.
West Paris Grange will hold social
dance Friday evening, Sept. 1. Good
music.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Oct the Voters Out.
PORTLAND, MAINE, Aug. 81, 1911

PORTLAND, MAINE, Aug. 81, 1911.
Editor Democrat
am receiving information from many
Of the counties, from men whom i know,
and from what have got so far IL looks
well for the prohibition side. / had
call Saturday from lumberman In Mil
ford who is posted on Aroostook County,
and he says 1t will 60 three to one. Lin
coin County will go very strong. Cum
berland County will be all right, not
withstsnding Portland, and l am not
sure but that Portland will give no
majority. Penobscot Is doubtful; Ban
gor Is hard city. In Kennsbec l think
we stand an even chance to win. In
York Biddeford and Saco are bad places,
but the county think will give good
account.
What our people need 10 to get out
every voter, and bring home all that are
legal voters from outside OF the state. Il
Is votes that tell, and IL the voters are
all out and absent ones brought home,
there WON'T be any doubt about the re-
suit.
Old Oxford County. which am proud
OF, will am sure speak loud and so that
the rum dealers will fully understand.
SYLVAN SHURrLEFF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Oxford.

A temperance mass meeting was held
at S. of T. Hall Sunday, Aug. 20. An
address was given by DR.. F. F. Bartlett
of Rumford Falls, and music was
furnished by Mrs. Bartlett and two
daughters.
MI. Williams and party of Lynn.
Mass, spent q week at "The Pines"
Edna Cummings is at home from
Peaks Island, where she has been work
ing for Mrs. Parrot.
A party of four men from Massachu.
setts are stopping at Jacques Camp.
The Congregational church will be
closed for the next four weeks, as Rev.
s. C. Eaton takes his vacation.
The marriage Of Arthur Walker Of
Oxford and Annie Mayberry Of Harrison
took place on Friday, Aug. II.
Mrs. Mary Frost and daughter Eva at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Charles
H. Haskell Of Norway.
Arthur Houghton spent few days
with George Houghton last week.
Mrs. Mabel Worcester and daughter
Dorothy have returned to New Haven.
The boys are beginning to leave Camp
Oxford.
Marion and Charles Kelly are visiting
their uncle, S. II. Eaton.
Lima Carr has returned from her trip
to New York and New jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bumpus, who
have been at the Oxford Spring House
for several months, have returned homo.
A party Of guests from the Poland
Spring House attended . hop at the
Oxford Spring House Tuesday evening.
Ethel Luut Of Otisfield 10 working for
Mrs. n. W. Bracket.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Wilder Of
East Oxford spent . few days OF last
week at their cottage on Lake Thomp-
son.
A party Of young people attended the
birthday party of Gladys Rowe We'd
uesday evening. Aug. %. About twenty
five were present, and . very pleasant
evening was passed. Miss Rowe, who is
a student Of Oxford high School, was
presented with locket and chain by the
members of her class.
The Lake Thompson Boat Club gave
their second annual ball Friday evening,
Aug. 25.
FTapk ndWkes VI DOetOu 10 Nioitiuk
his mother, Mrs. George Hawkes..
Frank Chapman of Massachusetts, Is In
town for few days.
Mrs. Reach and Miss Smith Of Lynn,
Mass, visited Mrs. Mary Frost Aug. 10.
Mrs. Nellie Hawkes. has been spending
a week with friends In Portland.
Mrs. Storer and two sons Of Poland
spent Sunday with Mr.. w. Bracket.
Bert V. Eaton and wife of Maiden,
Mass, are visiting relatives here.
Lulu Stone is visiting in Portland and
Saco.
There has been much excitement over
bear which has been seen In this
vicinity lately.
Mrs. Cornelia Jenkins, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned to
Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. Edith Kemp and son Hollis have
been staying at Peaks Island for few
days.
Mrs. C. S. Hanscom has returned from
q visit to Wakefield, Mass.
Mrs. w. E. French is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Dove, at Falmouth
Foreside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

No. ls3. We are now Offering Q nice smooth
INLAND farm Of 200 acres, In good nearby locality
and within two miles of railway and mills;
mile to school; IS minutes drive TO Sousn Paris.
10 acres smooth clean fields In tillsge; 70 acres
wood lot; balance pasture and wood. WIN gus
10 tons hay. Large maple orchard Win sap
house, new evaporator, buckets, all complete.
Average Weld It's gallons maple syrup.
800 cords pup and hard WOOD. barn 3S1o,
spit stone CELLAR II foot Inter for 20 head eio
hsy fork. House 1.2 stories, rooms; carriage
house, sheds, all connected with barn. NO better
opportunity TO secure frstclass farm. S3 10000
Easy terms.
No. ls5-PINE, HEMLOCK, SPRUCE. FIR.
MAPLE, BEECH; all grades Of timber produces,
also Elk to seven hundred cords pulp wood
standing; dairy; produces large amount OF nay,
estimated 80 tons at present; 300 bearing apple
trees; cranberry bog. large annual yield smooth
| fields, handy TO market and only IL miles 70
West Paris. Eight room house, closets. hard
wood floors, split stone cellar; best spring water
runs TO all buildings. recently Installed; one
barn HxSO, another 30x4o, silo, carriage and
stable storage; also 0 second cottage house OF
| ave rooms near nrst building. all handy Tor
summer boarders or two families. This farm
has from two 20 three hundred acres located
near thriving village, daily mall. telephone ser.
VICE cream collected; near 70 nefkhbors Timber
and wood alone will pay for farm. Better In
yestigate before crops are harvested. rice
eSoO. Paft can remain on mortgage.
The Dennis Pike Real Estate Agency,
axf NORWAY. MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
West Sumner.

Nahum Morrill,, who mas returned
from the Central Maine General Hos
pital, 10 In fair health, and his complete
recovery 10 looked for.
Mrs. Carrie Philbrook Of Centre Con-
way, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Swift
of Mechanic Falls are with Mrs. !. o.
Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Barrows made a
trip to DiIfield Saturday and back Sun
day.
Mrs. Z. o. Hanson Of Mechanic Falls
Is with her granddaughter, Mrs. r. Il.
Ryerson.
Mrs. Ella Bopuey 10 entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Austin, and four children, OF
Dixfisld.
Mrs. Z. G. Doble, while walking on
the piazza at her home Monday, stepped
on loose shoe string and fell, cutting
her head on q hard wood chair and
spraining one foot.
Rev. c. A. Knickerbocker preached at
the Universalist church last Sunday.
Mrs Elsie Jacobs Of Buckfield 10 the
guest of her sister, Mrs.. Hattie Jacobs.
Charles Starbird left Thursday for
Havsrhill, Mass, to visit his sister, Mrs.
Clarence Rines.
Edward Bisbee Of North Jay spent
two or three days with his father last
week.
r. N. Stetson returned from Burling-
ton, Vermont, Thursday, whore he has
been to visit his brother, Prof. Bsecher
Stetson.
Z. B. Robertson, assistant supsrin-
tendent of the American Rubber Co.,
Cambridge, Mass., spent few days this
week with his mother and grandmother,
Mrs. q. s. Robertson and Mrs. E. G..
Small.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
John e. Lewis Suicide at Albany.

John e. Lewis Suicide at Albany.
John Z. Lewis, . well known citizen
OF Albany, who spent much Of his time
on the road peddling, committed suicide
at bis home Tuesday morning. On Sat
urday night he left bis team and cart at
w. A. Hollis In Bethel and went home
to spend Sunday, remaining until Tues
day. He was preparing to leave home,
and ono of the children was preparing
to take him to his work, when he was
missed, and search being made he Was
found near his house dead.
The deed was done with . rifle, and
had evidently been well planned. BE
had rested the rifle on wall, with the
muzzle against his forehead, and dis
charged it. The top Of his head was
blown Of, and death must have been In
stantaneous.
Coroner Fl. A. Packard of Bethel Was
called, but decided that an inquest was
unnecessary.
Mr.. Lewis WAS 45 years Of ago, and
leaves-a wife and five children. He en-
joyed the respect and esteem Of the
community, and there 10 no cause known
for the deed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29

Miss Elizabeth Kimball Of Portland ID
tho guest Of Miss Alice Nulty ut Hotel
Long. Miss Nulty 10 at home from Cam
ton for short vacation.
Mrs. Florence Chase OF Huntsville,
Alabama, has been the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Irish at their homo on High
Street for Q few days.
Fred Caswell lost . thumb ct the brush
factory Saturday while working on the
moulding machine.
Miss Dorothy Stevens Of Portland has
been with her cousin, Miss kollie Cole,
for few days during the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron has been
visiting relatives In Peru for the past
week.
Mrs. Bonney and daughter Marion Of
Auburn were with Rev. and Mrs. r. n.
Lamb for . short visit, returning to
Turner Monday, and going from there to
her homo In Auburn.
Frank Wsshburn, tho driver of R. r.
D. Route No. 2, has . new wagon for bis
route. tits storm proof buggy with
sliding panels to close from wind and
rain.
Mrs. b. r. Atwood has entertained
her mother and sister for few days.
Miss Edith Kleen of Mount Vernon
has been hired as first assistant in the
high school. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hardy Of Andover,
Mass, and Mr.. r. G. Themes are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wilmington.
Mrs. Eliot Gardner returned to her
home In Portland Friday after two
weeks stay at Hotel Long.
II. Il. Hall returned to New York
Thursday.
The Murray Stock Co. are to be here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
beginning Aug. 81.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 6, Miss
Marion Wilson of New York will present
her entertainment at Nezinscot Hall fol
the benefit of the Rebekah Lodge.
It 10 reported that the Brigham
homestead, now owned and occupied by
T. s. Bridgham, Esq, is for sale, TO-
gether with q large amount OF antique
furniture. This Is one Of the finest
places hereabout, beautifully situated
on Meeting House Hill. Any one de-
string f1ne country place would do vel
to investigate. Mr.. Brigham intends te
20 south for the winter.
With the streets full of automobiles
and the sidewalks occupied by bicycles
and various other vehicles the poor
pedestrian has to be as much on the
alert as he would be attempting to cross
Broadway In rush hours.
Members of the G. A. r. we're guests
of East Hebron Grange Saturday at theil
Grand Army day services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
East Sumner.

The excellent service ct the Congrega
tional church on Sunday, August Goth
conducted by Rev. Chester Gore Miller
was greatly admired aud appreciated BY
. large audience. Ernest q. Stetson
rendered q fine solo that added much to
the exercises and interest of the occs.
sion. Everybody wishes to enjoy q
similar occasion soon.
By advice Of An expert ooulist We
shall DO Obliged to cut ont most Of our
reading and writing, much to our regret.
Eyesight must be considered before
newspapers, though 1t may cause much
self denial.
A party of young people recently met
at Mrs. Lavina Osgood's to celebrate
the fifth birthday Of Miss Marion Russell.
Ice cream, cake, and candy were served
and q "sweet time' enjoyed.
"Slocum" and wife acknowledge an
invitation to spend few vacation days
at Heald's camps at Oquossuo, which
may be accepted II health will permit.
Just now We are enjoying ~ rather poor
health.
Don't forget the veteran soldiers
meeting at West Sumner on Wednesday,
August 30th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Hiram.

Mrs. Rebecca c. Milliken, widow OF
Albion s. Milliken, died Aug. 9th Of
pneumonia, aged So years. She had 70.
sided at East Hiram village some thirty
years, and won many friends by her
amiable and estimable life and character
She was a worthy member Of the Saco
Valley Temple Of Pythian Sisters. She
leaves three CONS and . sister. Her
funeral was held Saturday, and Sunday
she was inferred ut Scarborough, her
native town.
In South Hiram, Aug. 16, Mrs. Frances
Smith died after lingering illness, aged
about 10 years. She was peace maker,
q home-maker, and . Christian.
Mrs. Eli @. Wsdsworth 10 visited by
her sister, Mrs. Frank A. ThurSton Of
Mt. Vernon. and her children, Linda,
Nathalee, Annie and Alstone, also by
Mrs. VIM. 81. Butts Of Wentworth, N.
b.
The Mt. Cutler Grange held . very
pleasant p'cnic Wednesday at Lang
Pond.
Ri G. Wadsworth and family and
guests held picnic there Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
North Paris.

James Ripley has given mp black
smithing - be 10 not able to do shoeing.
He will work In the corn shop while 1t
runs.
Mrs. L. j. Abbott's mother and sister
were with her for Q week recently, and
she returned home with them for short
visit.
Mrs. Ida n. Brown has moved to Cor
ham, Me-, where she will teach In the
normal school.
Dana Grover has put up nice round
silo on the outside OF bis barn.
The Paris Barrel Co. has bought q
gasoline engine Of b. D. Fifield to use
when short Of water. They will be set
ing up barrels very soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Wilson's Mills.

Mr.. william Brown and two sons Of
Portland were Ut the dam the past week.
n. D. Sturtevant, wife and son, visited
ut D. @. Benefits recently.
G. 7. Fox 10 scaling ut the dam.
@. I. Wilson has crew ct work on the
town road.
b. g. Bennett and wife are visiting
relatives In Littleton.
Bertha Wilson 10 ct homo from Cole
brook whore she has been In the hos
pital.
Charles Young Of Colsbrook Wa In
town Friday.
Isabel Linnell Is at work for Bertha
Wilson. .,.s,
jessie Estss has gone to Bry.ns's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Mason.

]. q. Bean and party Of South Paris
were In town Sunday with bis auto.
Mrs. Roy A. Grover OF Gorham, Me-,
visited ats. o. Growers one day recently.
George Cummings and daughter Of
Albany were in this place one day this
week.
D. W. Cushing 10 at work for Il. n.
Upton.
The Misses Jillson Of Bolster's Mills
are visiting Mrs.. A. 3. Tyler and family.
j. A. Mckenzie aud wife attended the
field day Ut South Paris Tuesday.
George Grover OF West Bethel has
been visiting bis brother, 8. o. Grover,
and family, Tor . few days. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Hebron.

W. A. Bartlett's son and family re-
turned to their home in Boston Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. W. Skillings and daughter Of
East Hebron and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Damon and two children of North Buck
field were guests Of Mrs. Mary Bearce OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Goodwin Of Fairfield spent few
days with Prof. and Mrs. Joy last week.
Prof. ]. r. Moody 10 In North Bridg-
ton for short time.
Little Miss Frances Rimback of New
ton, Mass, 10 visiting her great-gran
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Chase Of Roxbury,
N. Y, are with Mrs. Chase's mother,
Mrs. Mary Bearos.
Mr.. Emory Wing of Bath and four
friends spent Wednesday ct A. G. Bow
mans, making the trip by auto.
Quite . number from here attended
Oxford Pomona Grange field day at
South Paris Tuesday.
The Conant family held their annual
reunion in East Hebron Grange Hall
Thursday.
Mr.. James Hibbs from Stoneham,
Mass, Is visiting his nephew, Alton
Hibbs.
Fred Marshall and family are away on
Q vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
NORWAY. MAINE.


To all persons Interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
Ala Probate Court, 81 Paris, In vacation. In
and for the County OF Oxford. on the twenty
nfth day OF August, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and eleven. The follow.
Ing matter having been presented Tor the action
thereupon hereinafter Indicated, 10 10 hereby
ORDERED:
That nosice thereof be given 10 al persons In
teressed by causing copy OF this order 70 ne
published three weeks successfully IN the ox
FORD Democrat, . newspaper pubnsned ~ scum
Paris, in said County. thai they may appear a. .
Probate Court 20 be held a said Paris on the
third Tuesday OF September. A. ID. 1911, q OF
the clock In the forenoon. and be heard thereon
n they zee cause.
Prank T.. berry late OF Paris, deceased; .
petition that Fret l.. Berry or some other suh-
Able person be appointed ~ administrator OF the
estate OF said deceased presented by said Fred
L. Berry. brother and heir.
AdeIbsrt Dslauo late Of Canton, deceased !
anal account presented for allowance by Bert
A, Delapo, one of the executors.
Adelbert Dslano late OF Canton. deceased;
petition that an order 70 distribute balance re-
manning In his hands may Issue, presented by
Bert A. Delano, surviving executor.
ADDISON K. HERRICK. Judge Of said Court.
IS " "'' ' ALBEIT d. .PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29
Lowell.

Lucy Z. Elliott Of Lincoln, Mass, is
here for three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Willis Warren 10 ut the Maine
Central Hospital at Lewiston for an
operation for appendicitis.
Fred 8. Walker and wife have return
cd to Hartford.
Rev. j. R. Wilson Of Bangor occupied
the pulpit Of the Congregational church
here last Sunday.
The Oxford and Cumberland Pomona
Grange met ut North Lowell Wednesday.
There was good number In attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-29

Charles rhIlbrook, wife, two children
and brother Norman came 10 their grand
fathers. Augustus Spauldipg's, the 18th,
to zee their grandmother, who IL very
III.
Mrs.. Charles Randall and two children
q Taos, New Mexico, have been In the
place visiting.
The Young Campaiguers gave IN en-
tsrtainment at Grange Hall Thursday
evening. which was well patronized.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner of Portland
has been Visiting ct A. +. Mason's.
Llewellyn Heald of Sumner Hill visit
Cd his cousin, B. r. Heald, the 22d.
In Buck6eld, Aug. 20tb, to the wife OF
Hordant Rowe, son.
Died, Alton Scott, aged IA months.