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Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01

September.
The month of "Fairs" has come.
Dogdays will end next Saturday.
Cool nights with frost iu some places.
Almost two weeks before state cleo
tion.
Five political parties Is two too many.
Elmer Briggs and Charles Burgess Of
South Paris were In town Sunday.
Mrs. Mary A. Lapham visited friends
in Bethel village Thursday.
Almon Tyler has bought farm near
Bethel Hill, and will soon move there.
W. A. Bragg passed through this viii
lage to Mason and Albany Tuesday.
Webster E. Walker went to Rumford
Thursday to work in the woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Allen of Bethel
Hill visited L. E. Allen and family Sum-
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Farwell of Roslindale,
Mass, visited her brother, w. D. Mills,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett and little
son of Bethel Hill visited W. D. Mills
and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Philip Il. Rolfe and three children
90 to Appleton this week to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Frank G. Sloan, after an absence OF
four weeks, is again driving bis fresh
fish cart through this village on Fridays.
Rev. Henry Crane is done preaching in
Union church and has gone to his home
in Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
East Sumner.

The concert given in K. p. Hall Tues
day evening by Miss Winifred Robinson
and her associate, Mrs. Maybelle Norman
Freeman Of Boston, assisted by Ernest
Stetson, was great success. Winnie's
voice Is most unusual, heavy contralto
Of great power, beauty and range. Mrs.
Freeman has been three seasons with the
Boston Opera Co., and has . soprano
voice Of rare purity and sweetness and .
very charming personality. They sang
several selections from operas, the his
tories of which were told by w. 8. Rob
inson, and varied program Of trios,
duets and sacred, secular and popular
solos, making an evenings entertain
ment which was rare treat for the large
audience present.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOlNOS OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris hill.

First Baptist Church. Rsv. g. ". =. Mll. pas
tor, Preaching every Sunday at 10:5 A. II
Sunday school at l2. Sabbath evening service
80 covensns Ss' asssinx s she iass idsy before
the lss Sunday Of the month ss 80 r. =. All
nos otherwise connected are cordially Invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Newman and son
OF East Wilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
cot and two sons of Pawtucket, Il. l.,
came BY auto from Wilton the 9th to D.
A. Maxim's, returning the same day. .
Thayer Quinby Of Boston and friend
Raymond Owen of Portland were the
week end guests of Mrs. John Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. 8. Doc Of Portland
visited relatives here the past week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lawrence Kicker and
Miss G. S. Perham Of Washington, d.
C., called on friends here this week.
Mrs. Kicker was formerly Miss Wilma
Perham of this place.
Mrs. F. K. Grant of Hyde Park, Mass,
was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Robert
York, . few days the past week.
George Sanders Of Boston 10 with bis
wife and children at Loren B. Merrilps.
Miss Gertrude True returned from
Auburn last week.
Frederick T. Case, Lyman G.. Case
and Miss Adelaide Case returned to New
York last week.
Mrs. George e. Turner was the guest
of her parents, Col. and Mrs. Edward T.
Brown, several days last week. Her
children returned to Portland with her
Monday.
Miss o. E. P. Stokes returns this week
to Lenox, Mass.
A tennis tournament at the Country
Club courts on Thursday Of last week
proved to be one of the most interesting
of the season. 1t was won by Harold
Cole and Orland Daniels, who defeated
in the finals Frederick T. Case and Fred
Shaw in very closely contested match.
Miss Helen Day Of New York Is the
guest of Miss Mary c. Case aud other
friends here.
On account of the weather conditions
Of Saturday the card party at the club
house was indefinitely postponed.
Samuel A. Mathewson of New York
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. F. Mathewson, the past week.
Miss Mary P. Burchfield returns this
week to her home In Pittsburgh, Pa.
Arthur Shaw goes with Miss Burchfield
to drive her car.
Mrs. Samuel A. True has 9" far recOv-
cred from her illness as to return to her
home in Brookline, Mass, this week.
Mrs. Robinson, Miss Catherine Robin
son and Miss Gertrude True return to
Brookline with Mrs. True.
Mrs. Francis C. Slattery died at her
nome in this village Thursday night.
Mrs. Slattery was before marriage Alice
B. Morey, and she was married to Mr..
Slattery March l, 1911. Her age was 20
years. Besides her husband she leaves
one son ten days old. News Of her
death aroused the sympathy of the en-
tire community. Her condition had not
been considered critical until within q
few hours of her death. The funeral
was held at the Universalist church Sat-
urday afternoon, attended by Rev. c. A.
Knickerbocksr, and burial was in Hill
side Cemetery.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Buckf1eld.

Buckf1eId.
Mrs.. Edwin Maxim died Tuesday noou
while undergoing critical surgical oper-
ation Ut her homo. Mrs. Maxim has
been feeble for some years, and recently
had grown worse, until . stage had been
reached which rendered an operation
absolutely necessary. Mrs. Maxim Was
fifty. eight years old, the daughter Of
VIM. and Harriet Mitchell Record, and
the oldest of the family of eight, six
boys and two girls, all Of whom sur
vive her, and also her husband and two
daughters, Mrs. 8. B. Harlow and Mrs.
r. r. Dyer. Mrs. Maxim Was . woman
of large sympathies and devoted to any
cause that had for its object the better.
ment Of mankind, and the relief Of ;suf.
fering. She was Q constant attendant at
the Baptist church ss long a. health per.
mitted, and an active worker in the
ladies' circle, member OF the Buckfeld
Literary Club, and member and past
grand OF Good Faith Rebeksh Lodge,
the members Of which attended the fun.
eral In body. The funeral was held
from the home Thursday, Rev. Eleanor
B. Forbes of Gray officiating. The es-
teem In which Mrs. Maxim was held by
her friends was attested by the large at
tendance and the profusion offlorsla trib.
utes.
Wednesday the Sumner Veterans As
ISOLATION met here, and good day was
enjoyed by the members OF this organi-
train by the local G.. A. R. men, escort
ed by Warren Camp, 8. Of v. A process
sion was formed and marched to the
flag pole in the square, where new flag
was raised, then to Grange Hall, where
another flag was raised and poem re.
cited by Glennie Fuller and the "Star
Spangled Banner" was sung by chorus.
Immediately after the flag raising the
Association met for the transaction of
routine business, and then dinner was
served and In tho afternoon literary
and musical program was carried out
with remarks by the comrades.
V. K. Brackett and family arrived
home Wednesday from their vacation.
Miss Mildred Holland came home
from Lynn, Mass, where she has been
with relatives for several weeks.
Evan Shearman, who has been here
with bis grandmother, Mrs. E. A. Prince,
returned to his home In Portland Friday.
Repairs are being made in the store
recently vacated by c. w. Shaw, and a
meat market will be opened soon by
Frank Allen.
A Progressive rally was held 10 Nezin.
scot Hall Friday evening with q good at
tendance.
Benz. Spauldlng, Mrs. c. s. Childs and
Florence and Rodney returned Monday
from visit in Caribou.
Rev. Mr.. McGown of Turner occupied
the Baptist pulpit Sunday.
I. N. Irish is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. W. Purinton have
been entertaining Mrs. Purinton's broth
or and q friend from Waterville the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Taylor re-
turned from Boston, Mass, in their auto
and brought Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Or.
cbard and Miss Evelyn Orchard of Ros-
liudale, Mass, with them, and will take
a tour through the White Mountains for
few days.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Republican Speakers.

The following assignment Of speakers
for Oxford County has been made up to
this time. This list includes Comptroller
Prsndsrgast of New York, Senator Borah
OF Idaho and Congressman Kelley OF
Michigan.
Andcver, Sept. s. sfternoon-Hon. Harold N.
Sewell and Frederick r. Dyer. Sept. s, afternoon
Hon. Benedict r. Maher.
Bethel, Sept. 8, evening-Hon. Harold n. Sew
AL and Frederick r Dyer.
Brown6eld, Sept. 2. evening-Hon. Ira e..
Hersey and Rev. Cymbrid Hughes.
Buckneld. Sept. 5, evening - Hon. Ira u.
Hersey.
Sewsll and Frederick r. Dyer.
Dixfeld, Sept. 7, evening-Hon. Benedict +.
Maher and Hon James s. Wright.
North Fryeburg, Sept 2. evening-Hon. Har.
old n. Sewa | and Frederick r Dyer.
Hiram, Sept. 2, Afsernoon-Hon. Ira q. Hersey
and Rev. Cymbrid Hughes.
Mexico, Sept. 5, atternoon-Hon. Ira u. Her
sey. Sept, 8, eyening-Hon. Benedict +. Maher
and =. r. Dyer.
Norway, Sept. 4, evening-Hon. Ira G. Her.
sey. Sept. Z, evening-Hon. Bert NJ. Fernald
and Hon. VIM. L. Borah. William Prendergast,
date not fxed.
Peru, Sept. Z, sfternoon-Hon. Benedict +.
hsaer and Hon. George ID. Bisbee.
Porier-Kezar Falls, Sept. IL. evening-Hon.
John A. Roberts and Rev. Cymbrid Hughes.
Rumford, Sept. 2. evening-Hon. Patrick h.
Kelley.
West Sumner. Sept. 5. sfternoon-Hon. Scott
Wilson.
East sumner. Sept 5. evening-Hon. Scott
Wilson.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Hebron.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley Cusbman Of Au-
burn were In the place Sunday and took
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Richardson to Po.
land Spring.
Norman Richardson, Bates '15, receiv-
cd card Of greeting from Prof. 8. r.
Harms Of Bates dated In London Aug.
11th.
The many friends Of Prof. Fairclough
will be glad to hear of bis safe arrival In
Germany, where he has already begun
bis studies. The last news received was
dated Aug. 4th.
Cleveland Holbrook, former student
at Hebron Academy, called With bis
wife and little SOD, on Miss Trip. Mr..
Holbrook is In the grocery business to
Bath.
Miss Gertie George 10 In Portland for
treatment.
Mrs. Guild and Mrs. Pratt Of Farming
ton, and Mrs. Paris OF Bath have been
visiting at Fred Sturtevant's for . few
days.
Emery Wing of Bath visited at A. G.
Bowman's this week.
Henry Bearce and family OF Washing
ton, D. c., are at their summer homo for
q few days before going to his mothers.
b. T. Glover d Son are building g.
rage.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Greenwood.

Mrs. Sam Covill of Boston, and her
half-sister Of Mason, made US one
days visit, it. being the first in three
years. These two persons are the
daughters of the late Chas. Dunham, the
former born in Maine 48 years ago, mar
ried and has one son and one grand-kid
three years old. Her husband was q
sailor, but finally hired out to an owner
of yacht, which he has manned every
summer for twenty-five years. Recently
he passed through the Cape Cod canal
down to Oyster Bay and returned with
his wife, the toll each way being thirty
dollars. Mrs. Covill made that trip
with her eyes open, and what she saw
while absent from home made an inter.
esting story.
The other person mentioned was Ada
Durham, born on Egg Rock near Ma
hant, May 25, 1885, and was said to be
the only girl baby born there out of
twenty up to recent period. She with
her mother has managed the farm left
by her father FIVE years ago, has always
enjoyed single blessedness and seems
strongly inclined to let we'll enough
alone.
Lulu Swan came up on . visit, and
hearing Mr. Maxim still wanted rssp.
berry pickers, she went there and pick
cd to the amount OF five dollars and then
finished her visit. How's that for fif-
teen. y year-old girl economyp
There is . crew of men at work on the
state road leading from Bethel to Nor
way, so as to make better highway for
all carriages in general, and autos in
particular.
The passing of autos by here has be-
come so common as TO attract but little
notice compared to that Of q few weeks
old colt, which passed by recently, 1t be-
ing the first and only one aeen on the
road during the season.
That Socialist meeting at the G ity last
Friday evening would not bear q hrst-
class report, hence no further notice will
be taken of il.
Probably We have all heard the state
ment that there Is always an exception
to every rule. That 10 generally true
but not always, a. will be seen in the
changes Of the moon; waxing or waning
the convex side will be seen next to the
sun, and the coucave side directly to the
opposite. Such has always been without
an exception, and will be "till moons
shall wax and wane no more"
There is another small shower at pres
ent and more fog than rain. 1t will wet
down an inch or two and al below re-
main ss dry a. Pharaoh's mummy.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
East Bethel.

DR.. Simpson Of Boston has Joined his
family at Mrs. Susan Beans for . short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Farwell were
weekend guests Of friends In Wood
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Bean are guests of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bean.
Ars. Irving Kimball of Boston and
friend, Miss Edna Felch Of Hyde Park,
Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. D. Bean, son Erwin,
and daughter Lulu, and Mrs. Sarah
Perry are guests of relatives here, com.
ing by auto from Dorchester, Mass.
Rev. E. A. Davis, Baptist state mis-
sionary, will occupy the pulpit of the
East Bethel church, Sunday, Sept. 8, at
8 O'Clock. Services followed BY Sab
bath School.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01

By Bartholomew F. Griffin, in the Boston New
Bureau.)
Suppose 'twere done!
The lanyard pulled on every shotted CUR
Into the wheeling dea!h.clutch sent
Each mi lioned armament,
To grapple there
On land, on sea and under, and In airl
Suppose at last 'twere come
Now, while ca h bourse and shop and mil
is dumb,
And arsenals and dockyards hum,-
Now all complete, supreme,
That vast, Satanic dTeami-
Each field were trampled, soaked,
Each stream dyed, chJked,
Each leaguered city and blockaded port
Made famine's sport;
The empty wave
Made reeling dreadnought's grave;
Cathedral, cistle, gallery, smoking fell
Meath bomb and shell;
In deathlike trance
Lay industry, finance;
Two thousand years
Bequest, achievement, saving. disappears
In blood and tears,
In widowed woe
That slum and p lace equal know,
In civilizations suicides -
What served thereby, what satisfied?
For justice, freedo N, right. what wrough
Naughtl
Save, after the great cataclysm, perhap
On the worlds shaken map
New lines, more near or far,
Binding to king or car
In fostering hate
Some newly vassaled state;
And passion, lust, and pride. made satia.e
And just trace
or lingering smile on Satan's face
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
LOcke's Mills.

Raynor Littlefield is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. DR.. Elliott of Berwick.
Mrs. Ora Moffatt and Miss Marion
Bass Of Portland were guests Of Miss
Abbie Trask last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney Tuell Of West
Paris spent Sunday with Mrs. Lola Fos-
ter.
J. r. Little and party spent two days
last week at the White Mountains. L..
p. Bryant carried them in his auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ward of Durham
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Tebbets.
Mrs. Ward was formerly Miss Gertrude
Engleman, and has many friends here
who wish her much happiness in her
married life.
W. w. Coolidge is having his build
ings painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vaughn of Berlin,
N. h, were at "Camp Echo" over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wilson are at "Birch
Haven" for few weeks.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Albany.

Roger T. Sloan and friend Harry
Young, called at S. G. Beans Sunday.
j. NJ. Philbrook bought Arthur D.
Beans four oxen.
Mrs. L. NJ. Gordon's daughter, Mrs.
Ferris from Massachusetts,, also Mrs.
Howard from Auburn, are with Mrs.
Gordon at F. G. Slosn's farm.
The minister from Hunts Corner, Mr..
Sherman, called at 8. G. Beans and F.
G.. Sloan's. also on Mr.. Morrill, at his mill.
Arthur D. Bean Is helping Shirley
Haselton on the Fernald school house.
Frost the 25th that made some of the
squash leaves look black.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Oxford.

Mr.. and Mrs. Brett of Providence, R.
I , are visiting relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. Carleton Rowe Of Milton
are visiting Mrs. Rowe's father, Frank
Lord.
Miss Osgood, who spent month at
Highfields, has returned to Hartford, CT.
The Camp Oxford boys are leaving.
Leon Cash and bride and Alton Delano
and bride are spending the vacation with
their parents here.
Rev. Mr.. MacKay will take vacation
to begin the first Sunday in September.
Albert Parrott and family are visiting
at j. E. PARROTS.
Mrs. Sarah Kavanaugh Is having a
piazza built. Her son Is here from Port.
land for two weeks.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Wilson's Mills.

An entertainment Saturday evening
after the grange meeting. Ice cream
and cake were served, and Miss Edna
Bond sang several selections with Mrs.
Zella Hart at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Littlehale and
Newell Littlehale are down from Camp
Caribou, where they have been employ
cd through the summer.
Mrs. Mary Wilson has been guest of
her brother, N. K. Bennett, the past
week.
Mrs. E. 8. Bennett was q guest Friday
for tho day of Mrs. Millie Linnell at the
lower town.
Mrs. Minnie Bennett of Errol and
three children are visiting her faith
or John Olson, and her sister, Mrs.
Azel Wilson.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Republican Nominations.

Governor
William T. Haines. wateryille.
State Auditor
Timothy T. Callahan, Lewiston.
Representative to Congress, Second District
Harold NJ. Sewsll, Bath.
Senator
Orman L. Stanley. Porter.
County Attorney
Frederick Z. Dyer, Buckheld.
Clerk Of Courts
Charles +. Whitman, Norway.
Register of Deeds
j. Hastings Bean. Paris.
Register of Deeds, Western District
Dean A. Ballard, Fryeburg.
Sheriff
Edward W. Jones, Fryeburs.
County Commissioner
Charles W. Bowker. Paris.
Treasurer
George NJ. Atwood. Paris.
Representatives TO the Legislature
Waiter g. Morse, Rumford.
Arthur Z. Forbes, Paris.
Frank p. Thomas, Andoyer.
Chas. Z. Cobb, Denmark.
Addison Millett, Waterford.
John K. Forhan, Canton.
Charles G.. Becker, Albany.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
OtlsfieId Quarterly Meeting.


The August session Of the Otisfleld
Conference Of Free Baptist churches was
hold at West Paris Wednesday and
Thursday, Aug. 26 and "a, with good
program.
900 A: M:.Dsyotional Service, Rev. I. ".
Raymond. 10&o-Sermon, Rev. E. A. Davis.
Lewiston, State Baptist Missionary.
i:s0P.M.-Devotional. Rev. George E. Knee.
800 p. H.-Womsn's Mission Meeting. led by
report Of Secretary, Miss Goding. and other re-
ports and reading and solo by Mrs. Bernice Al
len Of Bsst Hebron.
rSc Love Of sSs csassh IL %smbers and
80 P. M.-Praise Service led BY Rev. &. NJ.
Swift. East Hebron, Miss Staples accompanist.
o1 800 singing Sy PTss ssps Choir wsss ps1s
composed Of Miss Ella q. Berry, Dana A.
Grover, Clayton Churchill, Mrs. 8. z. White.
Mrs. Grover accompanies, Anthem by the Choir,
Sss Staples. soo Dana &
Thursday. sI gAVC sSo 4. M.-Ev.nsells.ic Service.
Rev. o. Royce, West Peru.
Moose Hill church, East Livermore, delegate
from the Farmington Quarterly meeting.
II 90 A. M.-UnAnished Business.
IL 90 M.-Dtnner.
1:l5 P. M.-Praise Service. Covenant meeting.
l:30-Sermon by Rev. g. @. Whitcomb. State
Missionary Free Baptist. Duet by Rev: e. n.
Swift and Mrs. Allen, accompanied by Mr.
Swift's son.
There we're reports of Ocean Park
from all who had visited there this year,
and plans for tent accommodations for
each of the churchea from the Otisfield
Conference, also for the Oxford Associa-
ton for another year. Good progress
was very evident. There was an attend
ance Of about 30 each day, and the
church was we'll filed in the evening.
Dinners and supper were served at
Grange Hall. Beans, brown and white
bread and pies for dinners, and bread,
salads and cakes for supper.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Olckvale.

E. G. Child has been cutting the grass
on the II. q. Andrews meadow.
R. s. Tracy Is harvesting the hay crop
on the Chas. Parnum place.
Z. D. Harmon of Hanover Waited his
aunt, Mrs. r. 8. Tracy, this week.
Maurice Tracy 10 visiting In Hanover.
Everett Chase, whose death was re-
ported last week, was an agreeable fellow
laborer In the mill ut West Paris during
the winter of 1911-12.
There was light frost here the morn
ing Of Aug. 26, killing part Of the leaves
on the vines.
G. A. Lane runs q grocery team here
once Q week.
The selectmen have been making some
repairs on the abutments to our bridge.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Bethel.


Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF .
daughter born Aug. 23rd.
Nrs. W. r. Chapman has returned
from Europe, having had many trying
experiences.
Misses Thelma and Gertrude Adams,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Adams of Schenectady, N. Y, Evelyn
and Francis Chandler of Norway, have
ler for few days.
Gard Goddard has gone to Plymouth,
N. a., and will have employment In .
drug store.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Purington
aud their daughter, Miss Belle Puring-
ton, went 10 attend the wedding OF their
son, Mr.. Harry Woodbury. Purington,
and Miss Audrey Quint Calden, which
took place In their new home at Man
chester. BY -the-Sea, Mass, Wednesday
evening, Aug. Goth.
Miss Cleo Russell has returned to her
work in the post Office, having spent the
month of August visiting friends.
DIR. Seth C. Gordon Of Portland called
upon friends In Bethel Wednesday. he
and party of friends were motoring to
Fryeburg. his summer home, from Cor
ham, N. d.
Mrs. Clinton Metcalf and daughter
Therese Of Pennington are visiting Mrs.
Metcalf's father, Seth Walker.
Several parties have been climbing the
Presidential Range and spending the
night on the summit Of Mt. Washington.
MIDDLE INTEBvALE.
The Exeter Newsletter gives an &C.
count of Exeter's- trade and carnival
week, in which Fred Osgood Was leader
In the third division of the band. Mr..
Osgood is the husband of Annie Pack
ard, sister to the writer, and is full Of
music.
Lowis Briton of Berlin is here cutting
wood.
Some of the Carter company have
gone to other places for visit.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood and chill
dren of Keene,N N. a., are here with rela-
tives, and he preached here last Sunday.
Mrs. Parlin Is nurse on Holt Hill.
Mrs. Susie Bean has company from
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mellen Wiley have visit
ed at the Carter mansion among rela-
tives.
Rev. Mr.. Greene and family Of New
Jersey are here on . vacation. He
breaches good sermons.
d. N. Kimball is i'll.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
WORMS AND HOT WEATHER MAKE
CHILDREN SICK.

Get . boz of Kickspoo Worm Killer
to day. Give 1t to yonr child according
to directions, and SEQ how quickly your
sick and nervous child will get we'll. II
rids the system Of worms-clears the
sallow complexion-checks pain In stom.
ach and bowels-cleans the tongue and
makes the breath sweet. Its mild and
tonic medicines induce sleep and tone up
the system. Guaranteed to help. Money
back II not satisfied. Only 26c. at your
Druggist.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Oilead.

Mrs. q. C. MoKeen of Shelburne, N.
a., was guest 1t Harry Leighton's last
Wednesday.
Lionel Jswett of Farmington has been
visiting at A. T. Heath's.
Larry Lozier In still confined to the
house BY illness.
]. n. Philbrook Of Bethel was In
town last Wednesday purchasing COWS.
d. E. Wheeler and family were week
end guests Of his brother, s. I. Wheeler,
and family, at West Paris.
John Watson OF Portland was In town
last Sunday visiting relatives.
Archie Heath:
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Brownfield.

Mrs. Bradsen of Porter is the guest Of
Mrs. Julia Bean.
Mrs. Fannie Fitch entertained the Uni.
versalIst Sewing Circle Wednesday after
noon.
The Linscotts and Coles, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in this
village, left for their homes In Boston
this Tuesday morning.
J. L. Frlnk 10 very feeble.
Ellsworth Fitzpatrick 10 making quite
an addition to bis buildings.
Richard Rounds has his cottage nearly
finished.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
Coming Events.

Sept. l-4-Central Maine fair, waterville.
Sept T-l0-Maine State fair, Lewiston.
Sept. A.-State election.
Sept l6-Reunion Of First Maine Cavalry,
Dover.
Sept. Is, Is, l7-Oxford County fair.
Oct s, Z, S-west Oxford fair, Fryeburg.
Nov. II, Is, l9-Annual meeting Maine State
Pathological Society, Bangor.
Jan. s. 6, 7-Show Of Western Maine Poultry
Association South Paris.
Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

summer Apparel.
Now Ia the Time.
Delays are Dangerous.
New Fall Dress Goods.
Blue Stores.
Y. o. Bailey Company.
Do IL Now.
The Maine Register.
Three Notices OF Appointment.
Parker's Hair Balsam.
Wanted.
Why Go to the City.