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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09
Bryant's Pond.

A few of the summer houses are al
ready closed and little later larger
portion of our summer residents will
have departed. Our town has been well
patronized this season and taking the
summer as a whole it has been visited
by some three hundred guests.
The Woodstock high school opened
Sept. I'd, in charge of the new instruct
or, George Seeley of Houlton, who has
for assistants the same corps of teachers
as last term.
This has been a week for moving.
Mrs. Edith Bryant has moved from the
Dudley store tenement and stored her
household goods at the residence Of
Clarence Perham. Fred Noyes has
moved from the Felt rent to the James
Fsrnum house, aud John Blouin has
moved from North Woodstock to Can
ada.
Emma Jane Davis died Aug. 20, at the
home of Dana Dudley Her death was
caused BY shock and she was i'll but a
few hours. Miss Davis was the last of
the family of Benjamin Davis, one of
the older generation who came into
Woodstock quite early from Poland. She
was a woman who had man. friends and
will be missed in the Community. Her
age was nearly -. The funeral was
held at the lIaiversalist church Sunday
afternoon attended by Rev. c. G.. Miller
ct South Paris.
Capt. Charles G.. Adams made a brief
visit here this week, coming with bis
son and daughter who had been to visit
him at Boothbay. Capt. Adams vessel
is in New York and he left Wednesday
morning.
Elmer Bwoker returned from Waldo
boro last week for visit preparatory to
his taking up his new duties as teach
or at Westbrook Seminary.
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East Waterford.

Grant McAllister has moved into the
Tibbetts house owned by 81. o. Rolfe
Mr.. McAllister has shingled the house
Recent guests at H. w. L. Walkers
were Mrs. Gustave Walker and two chill
dren of New York, and Mrs. Maggie
Saunders of Mechanic Falls.
RE Plnkham attended the fair at
Casco and stopped for short visit at
Bolster's Mills.
Will Brown went to the C. N. G..
Hospital for possible case of append
citis but the doctors pronounced Il
simply a strain.
Miss Clara knight Is . guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. b. G. McIntire.
Mrs. Martha E. Nevers 10 quite low
having suffered two paralytic shocks.
Mrs. Isaac Wardwell Of Albany and
her sister, Mrs. Stearns of West Bethel
spent Wednesday Al L. e. McIntire's.
L. K. McIntire was 1t state fair the
first three days ~ one Of the judges Of
cattle.
!. Mrs. viii olmstsad 10 quite poorly.
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Mason.

Quite a number from this town at
tended Pomona Grange at Hunts Corner
Tuesday. A good time is reported.
D. W. Gushing has sold his horses tC
DR.. j. A. Twaddle.
Mrs. Cyrus Mills is on the sick list al
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs
D. II. Bean and son Edward of South
Paris were in town Sunday.
Clarence Bennett was In town re.
Gently.
Lloyd Luxton is working in the woods
for Merrill & Westleigh.
j. A. Mckenzie is working in Hano.
YER with bis team.
Bennie Tyler 10 with his brother
Maurice on Grover Hill now.
Mrs. Stephen Westleigh visited her
daughter, Mrs. T. E. Westleigh, Sunday.
Allison Brown was in this place on
town business the first of the week.
Mrs. Lulu Westleigh and children
visited her mother in Northwest Albany
one day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deforest Conner have
adopted little girl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Allen entertained
Q Jolly party OF friends from Portland
from Saturday till Monday afternoon.
Schools commenced Tuesday with Mr..
Bracket Is principal and Miss Lucy
league and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilmington
Is assistants In tho high school. Miss
Matilda Hall Of Andover has the primary
and Miss Bsulah Hutchinson the gram.
mar grade.
Mrs. Sarah Smith and Mrs. Cole OF
Portland were guests of Miss Lizzie
Allen Wednesday and Thursday.
The Oxford Baptist Association meets
with the Buckfield church Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. 8 and 10.
Miss Louise Bisbee Of Rumford has
been with Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Rawson
for few days.
Mrs. Carrie Spaulding Is with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Bisbee of Rumford for a
visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waldron is visiting
relatives 10 Peru.
Mr.. Stephen Bartlett of Boston came
Friday to be with Mr.. Long at his
country home on North Hill.
A daughter was born to Mrs. V. K.
Bracket Tuesday, Sept. 2.
Miss Florence DOrr, who has been
working for B. Spaulding's family since
January, went to North Bridgton Friday
to enter the academy there.
from Squirrel Island, where she has been
employed for the season.
Miss Elizabeth Atwood is here with
friends.
Mrs. s. L. Strong of Lynn, Mass, IL
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Holland
Mrs. C. N. Irish has been with rela'
tives In Manchester, N. H., for Q visit,
returning Wednesday.
Evan Sherman and Ronald Holmes oil
Portland came through on their bicycles
Monday, and have been with Mrs. Prince
for the week.
Miss A. q. Prince arrayed herself In a
beautiful gown of silk made for her some
fifty-six years ago, and, which, by the
way, is a perfect fit to-day, and called on
several of her friends Friday afternoon.
There is more fullness of skirt than is
the fashion to-day. and the effect ia
more pleasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskell Of Vinal.
haven are with Mrs. Haskell's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Record.
Miss Mildred Holland has been with
her sisters in Portland, and returned
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom DeCoster returned
to Houlton Saturday, where Mr.. De.
Coster is superintendent of penmanship
in the schools.
Capt. Eliot Gardner of Portland Ia
here with Mrs. Gardner at Hotel Long.
The corn factory started Saturday.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOINdS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. G. W. r. Hill. pas.
tor. Preaching every Sunday at i0a5 A. ~
Sunday School at Il. Sabbath evening service
T3O. Covenant Meeting the last Friday before
the LIST Sunday OF the month at 80 p. u. AL
not otherwise connected are cordially Invited
Mrs. Charles E. Case and children and
Miss Mary Case returned to New York
Thursday.
Miss Persis N. Andrews, who has
spent part of the summer here, went
to Portland last week for brief stay
after which she returns to Roxbury,
Mass
Charles L. Case and family close their
summer home on Monday Of this week
and return to New York.
Miss Mary Burchfield of Pittsburg,
Pa, arrived here Wednesday and Is
guest at Judge POtter's. Miss Burch'
field has just returned from trip to
Alaska.
Prof. Leo Woodbury. Farrar and wife
are on their way to Dallas, Texas, where
he is to teach chemistry and physics in
The Terrill School, preparatory
school for boys; his seventh year and the
schools eighth, with $50 students and
nine teachers. The students are pre-
pared for college.
The Saturday afternoon tea at the club
house was given by the Misses Ruth and
Anusbelle Potter last week and was a
very pleasant and successful social event.
Miss JEANNE Hubbard is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. E. Fl. Jackson, having
returned last week from her European
tour.
Miss Grace Doe of Cambridge, Mass,
is guest at her former home in this vii
lsge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Case closed
their summer home here and returned
to New York Monday.
Everybody attends county fair this
week. It's an annual event that many
of the summer guests and all the perma-
ueut residents look forward to.
During the month of September the
library will be open Mondays and Wed
nesdays only.
Special services of dedicatory nature
were held in the Baptist church on Sun
day morning, Aug. 31st. The Scripture
lessons for the occasion were read from
the Bible that was used for the first
time at the dedication of the church in
the year 1888. The Bible was loaned by
Mrs. NJ. c. Snow. A letter Of cordial
congratulations and Godspeed was read
from the Rev. C. A. Knickerbocker and
congregation. Much interest was added
to the occasion by the presence Of DR.. G..
NJ. p. and Mrs King, of Richmond, Va.
At the close of the pastors sermon DR..
King gave a very interesting and helpful
address in reminiscent vein touching
VI pom the salient features of the church
history since he united with the same
sixty five years ago.
Advertised letters and cards in Paris
post office, Sept. lst:
Charles Stafford
Thomas Walsh
W. Z. Pond
Fred p. Perkins
Mrs. l.. ID. Hall
George e. Holland
Bert Harris
Miss Hail
Mrs. c. II. Allen
Mrs. W. W. SWEET, card.
Mrs. Frank Welcome, cards.
Henry +. waltmau, card.
CAROLINE p. HARLOW, p. NJ.
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East Bethel.

C. c. Kimbsll of Lyster, P. Q, recent
ly visited relatives here.
Miss Ella Farwell and Eva Bean visit.
ed Portland last Saturday.
Miss Rosa!ee Patton of Boston was a
recent guest of Mrs. j. L. Holt.
Miss Florence Nutting OF Washburn,
Maine, is the guest of Porter Farwell
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Bartlett are visit
ing friends in Portland and vicinity.
Miss Eva Bean is spending short va
cation in camp at Locke's Mills, the
guest of Mrs. Mary Grant.
Miss Elsie Bartlett has returned from
Lowell, Mass, and will open her school
at Hastings, Sept. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Bean have return.
ed to Phillips.
Miss Edna Bartlett has returned to
Pennington Normal School.
Ceylon NJ. Kimball visited relatives at
Lisbon and attended state fair.
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Norway Lake.

Mr.. Nathan Noble took Mr.. j. S. Smith
and wife and Victor Partridge and wife
on an auto trip around the mountains.
An ideal day and trip.
Miss Geneva Sturtevant OF Norway
came to Mrs. w. S. Partridgs's for few
days rest, Sept. Sd.
Mrs. j. W. Bryant and children are
away on visit for week or two.
Sept 4th, Mr.. Asa Frost entertained
all his brothers and sisters at his home |:
Mrs. Alpheus Lovejoy and husband of
Millet,ville; Mr.. Frank Frost and wife
of Otisfield; Mr.. Charles Frost and wife
of South birmingham, Mass; Mr..
George Frost and wife OF Norway. The
first time they have all been together for
q long, long time. Sept. 3rd, the
brothers and wives met In Otisield at
Mr.. Frank Frost's.
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Hebron.

Grange Field Day WAS held at Mrs.
Verrill's place on Greenwood Hill, Sat
urday, Aug. 30tb.
Tho ". R. @. made about $50 ct their
entertainment Saturday evening.
Henry Bearce and family Of Washing
ton, D. c., and Mrs. Stuart OF Lynn,
Mass, and Mrs. Mary Besrce, Mrs. j. d.
Sturtevant and Miss Eta Sturtevant are
visiting relatives 10 Auburn.
Mrs. C. A. Sawyer of Peabody. Mass,
10 visiting Miss Trip.
DR.. w. W. Parmalee and Mrs. Taintor
of Auburn were In town Monday.
Miss Eva Barrows returned to her
teaching In Somerville, Mass, Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Donham will leave Friday
for Passaic, N. j., where she 10 teaching
In the high school.
Quite good many attended the state
fair this week.
E. 8. Dunbar has added to his resi-
dence large new piazza, also . door
plate In commemoration of Deacon Will
liam Barrows, founder Of Hebron Acad-
envy.
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Sumner.

Nellie Foster, who has been visiting
her parents, has returned to her home il
Boston.
Mrs. Julian Dyer and four children
who have been visiting her parents,
Lewis Bisbse and wife, have returned to
their homo In Rockland, Mass.
w. <. Bowker is shingling his build.
ing. Mr.. Harlow and E. Z. Roberts are
helping him.
Mrs. May Smith who has been visiting
her father, g. L. Thomas, and sister,
Mrs. N. NJ. Varney, has returned home
to Whitman, Mass. her husband came
down and went back with her.
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Locke's Mills.

A baby girl arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G B. Tebbets Aug. 20.
Weight Z IA lbs, name Gertrude Doro'
thy.
Mrs. Lola Foster spent Sunday at
West Paris, the guest of Mrs. George
Ridlon.
Miss Dorothy Walker of Portland,
who has been at Camp Packard, return.
ed Friday to Henniker, N. a., where
she is teacher In the public schools.
Mrs. May Grant and son Dana of Som.
erville, Mass, are enjoying a two weeks
vacation at Woodsum's camp.
The ladies' aid met with Mrs. L. P.
Bryant Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rosalie Patten OF Boston Ia q
guest at Outside Inn.
Edwin Rowe is in New York on bust.
ness.
w. W. Coolidge has purchased q new
driving horse.
Slip-on coats for rain or shine, IS to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09

Outcast. x IN, K U Archibald. West Poland.
Dexter X, CHI ;, T. U Archibald, West Poland.
Short Order. b x, + q Hussey. North WindhaIn.
American Blossom, br u, Mountain View
Farm. South PARIS.
DOccaro. blk K. q Edwards. Casco.
Alfred Nelson, b z, Z Riggs, lntsrvale.
BrOwnette, br III, A l. Staowood. Rumrord.
FL Gallo. b z, + K Hayden, lewiston.
Maud Nelson, br IN, Q A Swasey. Springvale.
Monte Bells. CHI s, Z A Swasey, Sptingysle.
Girth, b z, e Brown, East sumner.
Norttsrn Spy, z, Paul Tardir, Somersworth.
NH!
Cheerful Charlie, Oh z, Paul Tardir. Somers-
worth, N IL.
Antifric.ion. CHI z. r L Smith, Brighton.
Queen Patcheu, blk. N, Remie Lemay, Lancas-
ter, y III.
Common Voter, BIS. Il Haddocs. Lakeport,
Nh.
Phil DsForest, b K, Il s Jordan, Portland.
Northland Benton, <, Arthur Walters, Ber-
lin, n Ii.
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Brownfield.

The funeral Of Mrs. Bradford Cole &C.
CURED Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cole
has been an invalid for quite long
time. She leaves two daughters and
one son to mourn her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moulton of Boston
are visiting friends in this village.
Everett Linscott and lady are guests
at Reuben Linscott's.
Miss Mary Briggs, who spent the SUM-
mer with Mrs. Annie Lynch, is taking a
vacation. Mrs. Lynch is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Day are happy
over the birth of a SON.
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&c Clnss. rrot and Pace, Pur.e. 5000.

2.e6 Glass. Trot and Pace, Purse, $500.
Flora wilkes, b IN, Mauris TripP, oxford.
Orphan Girl TO m, G N stuart, South Wind
ham,
Herbert Ii, K March. Sandy Creek.
Major ), b <, A W Shaw, Portland.
Allie, ch IA, r Leighton, West Falmouth.
X. L. w. b < X l. wormell, woodfords.
Chester b, b Z, Riggs, interyale.
Time Keeper, br 5, benjamin Mason. East Leo-
anon.
Western Chimes, b g. Geo. Livingstone, Saco.
Montbort, b 5, May6erry Farm, Casco.
Frank Albert, b 5, Mayberry Farm, Casco.
DIR. Billings, <, Mayberry Farm, Casco.
Fred Pointer. b x, j Randall, Harrison.
Tommy Wilkes. CT z, Tom Drysdale, Portland.
Mathew Vassar, IN $, W Crossman, Portland.
Della Wilkes, CHI IN, Carl Briggs, Buckheld.
Teddie Muscayite, br z, E b Ireland, Water
willie.
Queen Patchen, blk. IN, Remie Lemay, Lancas-
ter, n II.
Harry L. ch z. + Fogg South Paris.
Gen. Garth, b <, ii Carr, st Johns6ury, VI.
Thomas h, z, Il Z Phillips, Woodsyille,
Nh.
Commodore, blk 5, A E Allen, Lisbon.
Arthur N. br <, Arthur Miller, Norway.
Nelsle Wilkes, IN. Linscott, Brownteld.
Mabel NJ, IN, NJ Linscott, Brownteld
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Johuson's Anodyue Liniment.
T.. l. Merchant X Co.
oxford County Fair etc.
Anterior Furniture Co.
n. 3. Foster.
New Suits For Men.
Chas III. Howard Co.
Paris Trust Company.
New Felt Hats.
Shaw Business College.
Cool Evenings.
House For sale,
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Olckvale.

Mrs. Wesley Wyman and three chill.
dren of North Leeds have been spend
ing q week with her brothers. family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Putnam.
Mrs. Olive Bisbee of Dixfield and Mrs.
Arthur Hazelton of Rumford spent We'd
nesday at Bernard Putnam's.
Mrs. Lewis Andrews and two children
from Massachusetts, have been spending
week at Charles Andrews.
Mr.. j. z. Dow and daughter Cora
are visiting relatives in Canada.
Edward Child, little son Of Will Child,
has been very Ill the past week. DR..
Sturtevant attended him.
Eva Fuller and two children spent the
day Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. B.
G.. Putnam.
Mrs. B. c. Putnam and daughter
Audrey were in Dixfield one day last
week,
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Coming Events.

Sept. 3, 10, ll-OxfOrd County Fair.
Sept Is, Il, lS-Androscoggtn valley faIr,
Canton.
Sept. q, 2t-Oxford North fair, AndOver.
Sept 3O-Oct 1, West oxford Fair, Frye6urg
Dec. 2-j-Annual meeting Maine Dairymen's
Association, Lewiston.
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. ea Glass. Tror, Purse. $500.

Roy Princeton, br g. Il Philbrick, Brown.
field.
Bonnie Wilkes, blk z, G Edwards, Casco.
Dandy Joe, blk <, Fuller, South Poland.
Sir James, b z, A l. SJanwOOd, Rumford.
Montbert, b 5, MAY berry Farm, Casco.
Frank Albert, $, Mayberry farm, Casco.
Baron Linden, CHI 3, y j FOss, Cornish.
Baron >. rn Z, Walker, Monmouth.
Arrow Belle. ch IN, A Il Bragg, Fairfield.
Queen Patchen, blk. IN, Remie Lemay, Laucas
ter, n h.
Almont. 70 <, II G Phillips, woodsyille.
The Enchanted, b IN, J NJ Flanders, Lancaster.
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K Ward, blk z, A Z Russell, Lewiston.


Ray Princeton, br <, + II PhilbrcS, Brown
field.
Sir James, b Q, A l. StanwoGd. Rumford.
Blngona, Or 5, y J FosS, Cornish.
Baron LindOn, CHI ;, y j Eoss, Cornish
Baron J, rn z, h y Walker, Monmouth.
ALA, z, W : MalscOm, Augusta
Queen Par, nen, blk IN, Remie Lemay, Lsncas'
ter y II.
aaron Mosby, CHI h, Chss. Hayden, Gorham.
Nh.
Prince OF wilkes, IS, VIM. Jewell Gorham,
II.
The Enchanted, b IN. NJ Flanders, Lancaster,
Nh.
Nell Sable, br m, Pat Clement. Berlin, n II.
Princess Maker, b N, T. Gibbons, Berlin, n II.
Harry Wilkes, en- 5, Z Libby & Sons Co., Cor
ham, II.
Nelsie Wilkes, b IN, K Linscott, Brownheld.
Red Todd, ;, A Z Russell, Lewiston,
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go Glass, Trot and Pace, Purse, 5000.


Bonnie Wilkes, blk z, G Edwards, CascO.
Babe Highmour, br III, DIR. + Butl-r, Bath.
Flora Wilkes, b IN, Mauris Trip, oxford.
Herbert ii. G X March, Sandy Greek.
Allie, CHI IN, Leighton, West Falmouth.
X l.. W.. b z, K l. Wormell, WOodfords.
Time Keeper, br 5, Benjamin Mason, East Leb'
anon.
Delmar, Geo. Livingstone, Saco.
Doctor Billings, b 5, Mayberry Farm, Casco.
Fred Pointer, b K, j H Randall Harrison.
Tommy wilkes. gr z, Tom Drysdale. Portland
Don Wilkes. b <, q L Brooks. Poland.
Della Wilkes, Gu IN, Carl Briggs, Buckheld.
Teddie Muscavite, br <, < Ireland, Water
willie.
Queen Patchen. blk. IN, Remie Lemay, Lancas
ter, II.
Harry L, CHI <. F B Fogg, South Paris.
Pickles, Oh 9, James Pledge, Norway.
Gen. Garth, b z, Carr, 81 Johnsoury, VI.
Thomas X, b z, II Phillips, Woodsyille, n h
Commodore. DIX 5, \ r Allen, Lisbon.
Arthur NJ. br <, Arthur Miller, Norway.
Nelsie Wilkes, b IN, K LinscOtt, STownheld.
Red Todd, b 5. A Russell, Lewiston.
Mabel NJ, b IL, 1 NJ LinscOtt, Brownteld.
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Race Entries.

Entries for the races at Oxford County
fair, Sept. 9, 10, II, 1918:
ESQ Glass. Trot, Purse SsOO.
Rny Princeton, br z, II PhilbricS, Brown
field
Bonnie wilkes blk z, G Edwards, Casco
Her Grace Oh IN, K l. Cummings, West Paris
Sir lanes, b 2, A l. StanwOOd, RumtOrd.
Bingona br ;, y j. FOss, Cornish.
Rar0n J. IN ., f. r Walker, Monmouth.
Ala. b 2 W ) MalscOm, Augusta.
Queen Patchen, blk. IN, Remie Lemay, Lancas-
ter, II. ~ =,
Aaron M0sby, Oh h, Chas. Hayden, Gorhsm, \
II. . 60,
Prince of wilkes, b ;, VIM. Jewell, Gorhan'
Nh
Nell sable br IN. Pat Clement, Berlin, II
Princess Maker, b IL, + Gibbons, Berlin,
Harry Wilkes, ch $, L. Libby Il Sons Co, Cor
Red Todd, 5, A Russell, Lewiston.
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EGO Glass. Trot and Pace. Purse saOO.


Dexter r, Gh 5, u Archibald, West Poland.
DR.. Slocum, b <. q hussey, North Windham.
American Blossom, br IN, Mountain view
Farm, South Paris.
Orphan Girl, 70 IN. If Stuart, South Wind
ham.
DANDY Joe, blk z, A S Fuller, South Poland.
K, w. b z, K l. WOrmell, WoOdtOrds.
Alfred Nelson, b z, + T. Riggs, Interyale.
Chester b, b Z. Z Riggs, lnteIyale.
Little Queen, br IN, A L StanwoOd. Rumtord,
Benone, Oh =, b II BisOee, Est sumner.
johnny l., " ) MalscOm, Augusta.
Monte Bells, CHI ), Z A Swasey, Sprlugyae.
Tornado, b (, + Ireland, Wateryllle.
Ladies Sister. CHI IN, + ireland, Wsteryllle.
Queen Patcheu, blk. N, Remie Lemay, Lancas-
ter, \ h.
Harry L, CHI z, + h Fogg, South Paris.
Phil De sorest. b <. 4 L Jordan, Portland.
Spark, ch N, Frank Lee, WOOdsville, y II.
AlmOnt, TO z, II Phillips, WOOdsviile,
Honesty. b z, Truman Carr, Lisbon, h.
Chehais c, biz Z, Pres6y X Garyin, Lisbon
Nh.
Elm WILKES, Big, j NJ Mcfarland, Lancaster,
NH.
Frank Ward, blk =, A Russell, Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09

Pastures are getting extremely
dry and poor feed for your stock.
You should begin to feed them gen.
erously.
We carry all the leading feeds in
the country, including cotton seed
meal, linseed meal, four x. CONT
mental gluten, Ajax fakes, Unicorn,
Schumacher's Stock Feed, also
bran middlings, mixed feed, feed
-four, also barley, wheat, buckwheat,
scratch feed, growing feed, dry
mash, shells and grit for poultry.
These are bought on a low market
and will be sold accordingly.
c. B. Cummings 4 Sons,
Norway, Maine
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New goods have the call to-day but Il
you want out of-season goods at bargain
prices, call on us. r. Il. Noyes Co.
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The potato crop is light on dry and
sandy farms.
Sherman Cummings and wife moved
to Groveton, n. H., Friday.
Cider apples are more plentiful this
year than grated fruit.
Dry weather continues and water is
very low in Pleasant River.
Thunder showers came quite near
Wednesday afternoon.
More signs of storm, and 1t may
come before the county fair ia over.
Edwin r. Briggs and son Ebert visit
ed Joseph w. Cummings and family In
Albany Wednesday.
Louis G. Written and family returned
to their home in Auburn, Ind, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Walter Dennison and
children left town Friday for their new
home in Auburn, Ind.
Miss Ethel l.. Allen has gone back to
Massachusetts, after spending q pleasant
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. K. Allen.
The fall term of our village school
opens this week, and all seem much
pleased that Miss Emma Burke is to
hold her old position as teacher.
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10 CIas. Tro, and Pace. Purse 5000

us IIa--' IrOt aIIU "Oo' Ut 80
Outcast. IN. + Archibald, West foianu.
Dr SIocunl. b = r G Hussey, North Windham.
American Blossom, br IL, Mountain View Farm
South Paris.
Orphan Girl, 70 IN, G NJ Stuart, South Wind
ham.
RL.W.bg, wormell woodfOrds.
Alfred Nelson, b =, e r Riggs, Intervale.
BenOne, CHI z. b II BisOee, East sumner.
Maud Nelson, br IN, A Swasey, Spring 'ale.
Tornado, z, r. q Ireland, Nateryllle
Ladies sister, ch IN, r u Ireland. wateryilie.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09

"Green are the fields of the earth. holy and
sweet he. joys;
Take and taste, and be glad-as fruit and
blossom and bird,
But still as an exile, Soul; then, hey, with a
singing voice,
For the stars and sun and sweet heaven, whose
ultimate height is the Lordl
Ripe, lovely, and glad. you shall grow In the
light of His face and His word"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09
West Bethel.

The goldenrod Is yellow,
The corn Is turning brown;
The trees In apple orchards
With fruit are bending down.
BY all these lovely tokens
September days are here,
With Summers best Of weather,
And Autumn's best Of cheer.
Helen Hunt jackson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-09

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