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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Infants Body Found In Canal.
INDICATIONS THAT RUMFoRD BABY WAS
NOT ALLOWED TO LIVE.

At Rumford Wednesday morning the
body of an infant which had evidently
been thrown into the canal was found 10
the racks of one of the mills. An exam
ination by DR.. William T. Rowe, the
medical examiner, and another physician,
led them to decide that death was due to
strany ulation, and all indications are that
the infant had never been allowed to
breathe ut all.
At latest reports the officers had NO
clue on which to work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
County Committee Organized.

The Republican County Committee OF
Oxford County held q meeting at the
Dewitt House, Lewiston, on Wednesday,
and organized BY the choice OF John
Reed of Roxbury a. chairman, Stuart
W. Goodwin of Norway a. secretary, and
walter L. Gray Of South Paris - treas
urer. II is understood that the official
headquarters Of the committee will be ct
the office Of the treasurer In South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

We wish to thank the friends and
ueisb bors for their kind help and sym
pathy In our recent bereavement also
for the beautiful flowers.
JOSEPH ELLINGwooD AND FAMILY,
M. AND MRS. GUY FARRIs,
NE. AND MRS. FRANK ROBBINS,
Mr.. AND MRs. ALBION ABBOTT,
Nh. AND MRS. STACY ROBBINS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

In Norway, April 5, BY Eugene r. Smith, Eco,
Mr.. Harry Leroy Rowe and Mis- Alice Pratt,
both of Greenwood.
In Mexico, April 3, by Rev. II. o. Baker. Mr..
Ernest Leroy Palmer and Miss Dora WEIGH,
both Of Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
An Evidently Needed Correction.

Editor Democrat:
In 1901 (when Ziba Tbayer was born
ON one Of the lots set from Bucktield
into Paris in 1929, not only none OF
Buckfield but also none OF Paris and
very little (if any) of Norway, fell within
the limits of York County as established
in 176O. Therefore the original author
of the statement appearing In your issue
of April 4, 1915, was mistaken IN saying
that Mr.. Thsyer was born In YORK
County or lived In more than two coun-
ties without leaving his birthplace.
As you have more than once mention
ed the supposed fact in your columns
please send this correction after the or
ror, although Judge 1t will be long
w. 81. JENNIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
NORWAY.
GOLDEN WEDDING Axs1vrssAaY

The golden wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Augustus A. Everett Wa
celebrated 1t their homo In Norway on
Tuesday, April 4, and the day proved
one that viii long DO remembered BY the
many who took part In the festivities OF
the occasion. Augustus A. Everett and
Abbie A. Holden were married In Nor
way, April 4, 1855. To them nine chill.
dren have been born, and there are also
twenty grandchildren, and It 10 re-
marksble fact that in the family Of this
size there has never been break.
At noon bountiful chicken dinner
Was served ut the homo Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. William 81. Stone, who lives
across the street from her parents, Mrs.
Stone being assisted by the other broth
ers and sisters. There were sixty seated
at the tables, and dinner Was sent out to
to be present, thus making seventy.two
that partook of the golden wedding
feast. The wedding cake was work Of
art. It was oval in shape, frosted In
white, and bore In gold the figures 1895
1915. II was made BY granddaughter,
Hazel Everett.
During the afternoon about 125 rela-
tives and friends called at the homo of
the happy couple to wish them many
more years of welded life and to enjoy
their hospitality. Music and four 0rigi-
nal poems read by relatives and friends
made an entertaining program during
the afternoon, and harlequin ice cream
and cake were served to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett received many
valuable remembrance Of the day, which
they will prize most highly. In future
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
he Progressive stife Coaveatioa.

az hV0sOooavO SeoeO OSsvSos~S~s
Another state convention h which on
| thusiasm was let loose Was that Of the
Progressive party, held n Bangor Last
Wednesday. It Was reported that 685
delegates were present ont OF . possible
$50. The name Of Roosevelt Nas wildly
chsered 1t every mention.
George G. Webber Of Auburn was
chairman of the convention, and the
principal address WAS delivered BY Hon.
Victor G. Murdock Of Kansas.
Delegates TO the national convention
at Chicago were elected ~ follows:
Frank b. Haskell, Portland.
Edward n. Lawrence, Lubec.
Charles L. Morang, Ellsworth.
George G. Weber. Auburn.
Charles 5. Mason, Gray.
Herbert R Jordan, Saco.
Eugene 8. Flood, Pennington.
Daniel e. Bisbee, DanArfSc0eta.
stanley Grady. Passport.
Charles B: Pfneo, Bar Harbor.
Walter J. Mayo, foxoroft.
Charles d. Whittier, Passadumkeag.
Alternates:
william B. Perkins. Addison.
E. B. oAllister. Rockland.
e. D. Merrill, Foxcroft
B. L. Cummings. West Paris.
Herman s. Gerrish, Portland.
Howard Frost, spnngvsle.
William n. Titus, Alma.
Thomas Hawkins, R0cklAnd.
E. Maynard Thompson. Augusta.
Ralph A. Peavey, Belfast:
Nelson G. Martin. Oakheld.
II. J. Brown, Blaine.
Nominees for presidential electors:
George O. Woods Bangor.
Lafayette B. Waldron, Dexter.
Kenneth W. Sutherland. Saco
Frank G. Knight, Rockland.
Rev. Henry z. Dunnack, Augusta.
Roland B. Clark, Houlton.
r. L. Cummings Of West Paris 10 the
Oxford County member Of the state COM
mittee, Of which Halbert p. Gardner ID
chairman.
It was also announced that Edward N.
Lawrence Of Lubec w6uld be the candi-
date for governor. and George O. Web
Der of Auburn for United States Senator,
though 1t is doubtless understood that
the actual nominations will be made Ut
the primaries.
A resolution vas passed favoring
state, district and county nominations,
but Il appeared that not oil the delegates
had been in favor of such action, there
being some sentiment In favor Of electing
delegates to the national convention and
making no state nominations. This SEN
timent was especially strong In Oxford
County.
Asa compromise measure the follow
ing Was presented to the organization BY
Alton G. Wheeler Of South Paris:
Resolved, That II the Progressive National
Convention and the Republican National Con-
vention at Chicago In june, unite in nominating
nj mr.
for President, them we faver Immediate action
g bring about coalition Of the two parties In
Maine.
This was not acceptable to the organi.
cation, and Was not presented on the
floor Of the convention.
Mr.. Wheeler was not present - dele.
gate, but as q Roosevelt man, having just
from Oyster Bay, whore he with
others had been to confer with Col.
Roosevelt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Miss Elizabeth S. Thomas.

After having been in feeble health for
long time Miss Elizabeth s. Thomas
died early Wednesday morning at the
home of her f-brothsr, E. NJ. Thomas.
on Winier Street, Norway. Miss Thorn
as was the daughter Of the late Ichabod
Thomas, who lived formerly In East
Oxford and later in Paris on the East
Oxford road, at the place now occupied
BY Sands and Babineau. Miss Thomas
was born in East Oxford Aug. 80, 1888.
In early life she lived in Auburn, and
while there became q member OF the
Court Street Baptist Church, which
mem bership continued through her life.
For some years in later life Miss
Thomas lived with her brother, Frank
s. Thomas, on Hill Street, South Paris.
After his death in October, 1911, she
went to live in Norway with K. NJ.
Thomas, where she died.
The funeral Friday afternoon was at
tended BY Rev. G.. 81. Newton OF the
South Paris and Norway Baptist
churches, and burial was in the ceme-
terry in East Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

who vosldnt i've in nogadore. y5sn yoc
q ssss place i reported rsosntiy 70 have donss
-nxch0nge.
Well, yss, bat II ws lived In Noqndores
|whws h thundse voah ~ - Ne nans
'lebnto1e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Mother Qsay's sweet Powders for Children
brsak up Colds IN 81 hours, relieve leyerishness.
Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething D1sor.
ders and Destroys Worms. At an druggists, S6e
Sample mailed FREE. Address, Mother Gray
Co. L. Roy. LII. Hle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
ORDER OF NOTICE THzREoH.
asr.ror or MAun. q.

DIBT1ICT or AAM1, -.
On this 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1913. on read
Ing the foregoing petition u
upon the same on the 18th day Of Nay. A; D
1919, before said Court q Portland. In Seid Dis
tzicf, q 10 O'Clock n The forenoon; and thas no.
Graf. newspaper printed In said DISTRICT and
thsf al known creditors, and other persons u
interest, may appear q The said time and place
and sh0w cause, any tn9y haye Wy ~,
Xrd e q further ordered BY the Cert, Tia
the Olerf shall send bS man 10 IN known cred
ifors copies Of said petition and tAis order. "a
d dsSsss. . 'nsm = '1'n p'A0'' = :
witness ths HON. CLAHHxn HAL1, Judge q
the said Court, and the zeal thereof. q Portland
n said District. on TIE 9Th day Of April 4. y
n. IL JAMES =. HEWEY, Clefk.
A true COPY Ut petilion and order thereoa.
lH-l7 Aftest: JAMES :. HBW1Xs Olexk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Died.

In Norway, April s, Miss Elizabeth 8. Thomas,
aged n years.
In Andover. April .. Mrs. Oliver Merrill. aged
n years.
In Portland, April q. Fred 3. shorey, aged 80
years, months.
In Norway, April 9. Orrin W. Edgeoomb, aged
90 years.
In Auburn, April Q. Mrs. Isabel c., widow Of
3. williams Alloy. formerly OF Hartford, aged
81 years.
(hoody), widow 81 In II. Rearce, aged 50 years.
In Portland, April 8. Stephen L. Efhridge, for.
merly Of Bryant'S Pond and Norway, aged Is
In Connecticut. Mrs. Mary, widow Of J. r.
Bird, formerly Of Albany, aged 80 years.
In Boston, April ., HeIekiah Mclaughlin,
formerly Of Canton.
wife of r. B. Taylor, Of Frye.
In Oxford. April 2, Mrs. Araminta. wife OF
Truman Stone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Bankrupt. Petition for Discharge.
In the matter Of

CYRUS r. COLLINS In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
To thu HON. Cr.ARENCx HALE, Judge ofthe Dis.
trict Court Of the United States Tor tho Distr1cs
of Maine:
rYRus r. COLLINS of Dixheld. In tho County
- OF Oxford. and state Of Maine, In said
District, respectfully represents that on me Sth
day Of January, last past. be was duly edtudged
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress relating g
Bankruptcy: that he has duly surrendered al
IN properH and rights Of property, and has
fully compiled with III the requirements OF ssio
Acts and Of tho orders Of Court touching his
bankruptcy.
nv the Cont 10 have Q fun discharge from al
debts provable against his estate under said
Bankruptcy Acts, except such debes - are ex'
coptod 81 law from such dischafEe.
CYRUS =. COLLINS, BANKRUPT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
C.. RASMUSSEN CO., 722 So. 4th St., Minneapolis, Mimi.

ponnoiie: % Gre. @tegt Mal: 32
Gre. Numplteaf me6 &artofler: 39
Gre. &albenprelteg me6 Macaroni
80 Gre. So 5pejleg: 80 9re. &og1
Srebrbit: 10 Gre. @boteaubrian6:
AZ Gre, @ef me6 &ortofler: 80 9re.
Gamembert og &oquefort 0it me1
5mpr og @rpo: 20 Gre.
Mon fan iaaleoes for 1 &rones
Ncnge faa cit pGn 9iner> beltaaer=
Sc at 5uppc> Si1f, &i9o og DIT
@ertil 6riffer man en- bolp 6lalfe
Mpopin eller &bi6bin til 40 Gre oa
11uttcr Mi6oagen m1e6 Safe oo
@ognoc: 19 Gre!
Saolebes er altioa &rilerne poo
2cpne0smio1er / ct frigsfpren6e
On 5ommenligntng meo bbab
III ber biemme - / ct neutralt 2ano
. mao betole for bore 6g6ebarer
giper unegtelig Stof til @ftertan=
fe.
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9prtiben / &aris..

&bis man 1ful6e tro, bba6 Sc to-
IT, 8la6e forteller ON 8aris, fful0e
Der Der fer ife en- lignen6e 9Drtio %
Np6stilltano iom / Tp1flan6. Sor
EFT Gong for olle at faa oisie &e=
berbi1torier 1oae6e til $or6en, bar
en- al bore &iebenbobns <&orre1pon=
6enter anmo6et en- Sen / &aris ON
at foa tilienot @piiefortet fra Ell
mcllemitor 8ariier<& eitauront for
v1ort poo bbi6t" at funne oberbepiie
Zig ON nian6feroigbe0en al 6e IT,
1fe Yaol ton6e.
Set paagieloenoe @pi1efort er 3d.
tcret sen 6. @eptember og in6ebol:
Ser 1900 forlfiellige ltgrre og mini
bre Setter. Ser er ioale6es NOT al
beige imellem, og nogen Brisfor.
bpielie ii6en &rigens nobru6 fumes
ifffe at bore til .@te6e.
Selb me6 Sore for at fremfal6f
bore &nsmg6res gri6ffe Misnn6el1e
1fol ri anf6re &riien paa noele Ell
felte Setter omiatte / banff Mgn
Letter 6en MI gel6en6e <rs:
&lar 5uppe: 10 Gre. 9@g / Ma
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&rigsmuber, bentebe fra @las=
marfen.

Bariierblo6et v2e Sournal" bar
ltiuet oct Gpergsmaol: Sfol Mo6en
bore f%rigeriif, freoelig eller neu=
81aoet friti1erer }farpt $50
riierin6ernes Mangel paa goo 5mog
.noor be 1t6ltprer beres Soi1et meo
ollebaon6e frigerfe Detolier, men
poobiler iamtioig, at benne oaarlige
5mag er lige iaa gammef lom Wo=
'6en ielb.
&bin6erne bor nemlig til ollie ST.
ser bobt ct goot 3ie til uniformer,
ogioa / Mo6elp9rgsmaal. Mllereoe
poa @icbelie1s Ti6 bIeb en- Mbels:
6ome, Mo6ame 6e @bonlnes, for:
|biit fra Soffet, foroi bum optraootf
i en- purpnrfarbet STOLE me6 @plp:
beietninger, %lignen6e 6em paa OF
.|ficerernes uniformer. Sor ct 1ignen:
Sc 2nne fra fin &nltrnS Si6e mi
ite6c Sen ipanife @eian6t fin @til:
ling UNDER @olfongens &egiering.
So1epbine &eaucbarnaiS me6te et
Sag bos @opoleon me6 bele tire npe
&otte:: en- ~S%eirSbielm" / ro1a, er
no9en6e &riger=&ielm" me6 1ange
ne6bengcn6e 6jer % en- Stroller
bjelm al fort G1eil. @en ifjpnt Sea
poleon lige bar bleben gift, Dor ba1
]oa tibet cbeba1eref at ban fa1te6'
|o1le tire &ielme -116 element &in
Duet.
De enc tie 0r6, 1om @apo1eon no
gen @inbe bar ffrebet ONT Mo6en
er fglgenbe: uabin6erne benter mel
6orfierligbeo 6eres @o6er frt
5lagmnrfen." Og beri ipnes ben ito
re &eiier at bobe &et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-11-24
1auttliftra1rnir.
Gbriitine 9iemers 9yo,

Sra Hontioc, ST., me66eles fpl'
.gerbe ON en- Erageoie / Sen 1en6er'
jp0ite Samilie @temer:
@briitine 9iemer, ser iporleit for.
1ban6t fra tit Stem Sen 81. Oftober,
bIeb ben 9. @opember fun6et Tom
Sig i 8ermillionflooen; oen Sm,
1tenoigbeo, at ser paa 6en nnge Ft>
sges Sig fan6teS Ee9n, font funoe
tpoe poo @olo, foranleoigeoe Muto'
riteterne til en- 1ge efter 2igfnnoet
at toge benoes- Sober, oen oanite
@gnoerip6e Sacob 9iemer, / Sorz
barring; ligeleoes bleb bans $ultru
90 anocn Dutter, Mag6olene, on
bolbt.
SeSocob Diemer %u0bo11orebe / 1864
fra @en6eripllano til Mmerifa, og
1i6en 1872 bor bar bpret bo1m
8ontioc; ban eier tire 1tore Sorme
/ 8pens Merbeo og bar / @areneS
2gb blebet bbab man faloer zen
boloen Mono", i6et bans 6ormue
on1looes til ODER en- SPORT Million
Dollors.
Denne Mano b%eifpl6tes for iam=
men meo fin &uitr11 % Datter,
Mog6olene, at babe forbolot Dotte>
rem, Gbriltines 500, og 5tatsa6bo>
faten forlongte en- &aution paa ii
Enitnoe 9ollors ltillet for bber al
sc onbol0te, for ban miolertioigt
biI0e IgsIo6e 6em.
Mn bor frem1at 6en Sornoos
ming, at Diemer 6r9bte 9atteren |
lit &jpffen, % at ben0eS Selter
Djolp bom at bore 2iget til 6l6oen.
Men al Sc 1%n6er19gelie r, iom bio=
til er %foretaget, fremgaar oct, at
man aloeles life fan finbe Motiber
til en- lao6an &an6ling.
Gn anoen Sormo6ning git ub
poa, at @briitine Diemer begif @elb-
moro; fun bar %un6ertioen beret liot
vforl tprret" bleb ofte panlfelig at
1tpre, ilog Mebler og Borcel9n I
@tDffer og maatte tues me6 Mogt.
Sen Mften, bum foribanot, bar Wers.
Diemer og @og6olene gaat til ct
Ecoter en- Eimesti6, og Diemer bleb
tilboge / &jemmets &iieffen iamme1l
me6 Gbriitine.
yen gpttes ser paa, at bun % bar
faact ct of fine "Mnfal6", % at So
beren / 6orieget paa at berolige ben.
Be bar or9bt ben6e uforbarenoe; =
man ontoger 90, at 6amilienS to an-
Dre &binher be6 6eres Til6agefomIt
bor biulpet bam at fjerne 2iget for
poo 6e11nc Moa6e at 6effe 6arnilie'
jfan6alen.
Men acknowledgements Hog Jig lite
til Tools meo 6enne @isning: Sc
giorbe 81. a.. opmprf1om paa, at
man poo &jemmets &ipfffen=8eranoo
fonot ct Hor lmu61ige @fo tort ef'
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6. &oSmus lem Co., 72O<722 60.
4tb ct. MinneapoliS, Minn., moo
toger 8i6rag.
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ter, at @briitine Diemers Sig blep
funoet: 5foere iaa no, Tom on Dc
bob6e beret brugt paa en- Eur til
|Sloben flere Dage / 6orbeien. Do
mon ipurgte Magoalene 9icmer
nermere on 6isle Sfo, mente bun
at gienfienoe bem 1om fine, 90 til
fpieoe, at bun boboe bobt oem pao,
i6o bun giorbe rent I &i9loeren:
men % 6enne er al Cement %
Muriten, finbes Ser intet 5muos
|af 6en 5la9s, font fl9ber beo bet
mpitiife Gootej.
st 8or Telefonorbei6ere baboe
engang l. 5ommer let Sacob Dtemer
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fra. 9u1et; MI mener man, BET Dar
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|fal6". Wen ielb ont iaa CT, bebiler
i6ette 10 intet.
Mog6alene Diemer bar / oe fore,
lpbige Gorbgr 1agt 81. a.: Ser bor
Ii @runoen intet uieopanligt BED
min @plters Soripinoen - gjennem
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bum bar 80 Mar gammel, oltlaa IN
tet 8orn, bob6e alti6 Benge pao
2ommen % eie6e en- Mutomobil. =
Soar bum rej1te bort, iag6e bun al
brig, bpor bum iful6e fen, % 8rebe
1freb BUN beller iffffe."
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&binoes @erclie, fan0t mon forifiel=
lige Bengeil1mmer; $147.00 / &on>
%tcuter bor borte;; en- fort Sat % en-
bloo @pooiere6ragt bar ligeleoeS
for bnn6et.
Mngaacnoe bette Ynnft n6talte
Mog6olene 9iemer: ~Mein @p1ter
bor 6cnne 9rogt pao Nerpeflinifen
Ii Beoria; bun Dab6e Sen IDangsfo>
relti1ling, at set Eei bum boD6e baa=
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rent, og Set f%orefommer mig 6erfor
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oberfol6et % br9bt."
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ser / 6en Mnle6ning bleb opgrabet
poa &irfegoor6en. Dr. &eftoen tom
til set @eiultot, at ben6eS 500 itfe
ifploeS 9berla1t paa nogen Moooe,
'og Fan fan6t intet 8ru6 poo &ier=
neifal1en, ioale6es iom man efter
sen f9rlte Sb6nftion paai to6 at babe
gjort.
vQllt tp6er paa," 1ag6e Dr Set
toen, uat Miis Diemer er omfom=
met be6 Drufning."
Gorel6rene og @g1teren er 6erfor
leslo6t, men .6og forelebig moo &au=
tion.
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