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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30

Mrs. Fred Moore Of Norway was .
recent guest Ut s. A. Hoore's.
There was . social dance and box
supper at Grange Hall last Wednesday
evening.
Mas Razsl Spear of Portland 10 spepd-
Ing few weeks at J.. Z. Rlohardson's.
NJ. and Mrs. Clyde Corey Of Bath
we're recent guest ct A. D. Wtght's.
Mrs. Earl CONN Of Lewiston 10 spend
Ing few days here.
Ars. Herbert Cole was in Bethel last
Thursdsy.
Hi Losisr Of Bath WAS recent guest
q relatives here.
John Holmes was In Berlin. N. H.,
last Friday.
Cyril Bennett has anIshsd work at
Larry LOSERS.
Fulton O'Brion and daughter Frances
Of Somervilla, Aass., are spending . few
days at their cottage here.
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East Sumner.

Raymond Keene who, with his wife.
has for the past three months been car
ing for Sharon Robinson and wife. has
been called to the colors and left for
Camp Devens last Friday. The great
world war brings In Its trail countless
uncertainties. No one subject to
the wars stern, memorable demands.
can plan or devise with any certainty.
Mr.. Keeue enlisted In heavy artillery
regiment months ago, but was rejected
for disability, and now 10 compelled to
go.
We are not advised a. to the exact
geographical location of He'll, but are
quite snre that ito general manager re-
sides In Germany. Well, We are In the
throes OF terrible, unparalleled con-
fiict and must fight to the finish, % any
overtures for peace emanating from Ber-
lin can not be relied on. Sad, but facts
warrant no other conclusion.
All honor 10 our brave young men
Who In their country's cause engage.
Their noble deeds inspire the pen
OF the historian and the sage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30

tells me three OF the other boys we're
killed within day or two, 90 out Of the
seyen who went In there are only three
Of "a left, and this boy 10 done for - Tar
as flehting goes, a. his lungs are knocked
out By gas, he tells me, ana we aon on
know whore the seventh one 10. so you
sec must have Q rabbits foot some
where, - will be f1t - ever In few
days, and while am fit, I feel my place
is at the front, where able bodied n. DIS
a-e certainly needed, and somehow am
fatalIst enough to feel that II I'm going
to get It, I will, and there IL no use Try
ing to dodge 1t, and II I'm not land that's
the way It looks), I might just % well be
right up where there is something doing
as to be back here whore You may get q
bomb any night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
Maine News Notes.

Wilfred Gilbert, 14.year-old son OF
Pierre Gilbert, was drowned In the
Kennsbec River at Augusta on the 2lst,
while practicing swimming.
The war was brought home to Maine
and New England again by the sinking on
the 21st of the Gloucester fishing vessel
Robert and Richard near Cash Bank,
about IS miles east of Cape Porpoise, by
q German submarine. All the crew were
saved, the weather remaining calm 80
that they were able to reach land In
their dories. The vessel was destroy cd
by bombs after the crew had left.
Henry Mercier, 0-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Mercier of Auburn,
died in the hospital Monday from the
effects of being struck by lightning on
Wednesday preceding. he went after
his fathers COW, and about an hour later
WAS found unconscious some twenty
feet from the COW, which had been kill
ed. The boys body was covered with
burns, and he did not fully recover con-
sciousness before his death.
An automobile on . recent Sunday
went through railing on the Durham
bank Of the Androscoggiu, turned over
twice on Its way down fifty foot en-
bankment, and lodged against boulder
near the waters edge. OF the five
grown people and five children who
were In the Car, none were seriously in
jured, though the youngest Of the chill
dren was thrown into the water, and
was rescued with some difficulty. Break
ing Of the steering gear caused the &C
cident.
An automobile In which three people
were riding was struck BY an extra en-
CINE at the Hillside crossing, four miles
west Of Brunswick, Sunday, the 21st.
The automatic signal at the crossing was
set at danger. Mrs. Herbert w. Noyes
of Freeport, 81 years of age, was instant
ly killed, her grandson, Herbert Haley,
IL years Of age, received injuries from
which he died before be could DO taken
to hospital, and her husband received
injuries which caused his death . day or
two later.
Associate Justice Arno w. King of
the Maine Supreme Court died ct his
home In Ellsworth on the 21st, after IN
Illness OF several months. Justice King
was q graduate Of the Boston University
Law School, and practiced law In Ellis
worth until his appointment TO the
bench In 1907. He was . past grand
commander Of the Grand Commandery
of Maine, Knights Templar. His death
leaves another Vacancy on the Supreme
bench which will have TO b filled By ap-
polntment BY Governor Milliken, max
Ing hIs sixth appointment 10 that court
during his two years. term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
PROBATE NOTICES.

To ali persons interested in either of the estates
hereinafter named:
At Probate Court held at Paris, In vacs
ton, in and for the County of Oxford. In the
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eighteen. The following matter having
been presented for the action thereupon herein.
after Indicated,
1T IS hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested, by causing copy Of this order to be
published three weeks successfully IN the OK
ford Democrat, q newspaper published at South
Paris, in said County, that they may appear at q
Probate Court to be held at Rumford, on the
third Tuesday Of August, A. d. 1918, at Of the
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause.
Alice M. Jewell late of Hiram, deceased
petition for an allowance out Of personal estate
presented by Alonzo B. Jewell, widower.
Lizzie III. Irish late Of Hartford, deceased
will and petition for probate thereof pres anted
by T. B. w. Stetson, the executor therein named
ADDISON e. HERRICK, Judge of said Court
A true copy-attest:
sl.Ss ALBERT d. PARK, Register.
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Albany.

The selectmen have got the taxes ~.
sessed, and they are now in the hands OF
the collector to collect. There are 30
many ways for the money to 60, We have
to make every cent count.
Mrs. Ada Lord spent part OF last week
with her sister, Mrs. d. T. Sawin, ct
Bethel. This week she 10 ct her old
home ct 8. G.. Beans.
Lauren Lord was ct 8. G.. Beans Sat-
urdsy night and Sunday, also Mr.. and
nrs. 81. T. Sawin and son Glyndon and
Gertie Bartlett and children.
VIII Grover has been haying ct the
town house. Charles Stephens helped
him.
Mrs.. Fred Tibbetts and family and
brother Fred were u homo Sunday. .
Mrs. J. e. Bennett 10 quite improved
In health, 70 she was out riding Sunday,
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Bethel.

Miss Marion Frost has returned to
her home for the summer. She has been
at Gorham summer school.
Miss Mollie Stanley has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Leslie Davis, who now
lives up Sunday River.
Miss Marion Foster from Dorchester,
Mass, and her aunt, Mrs. Kimball, from
Everett, Mass, are spending two weeks
at Mrs. Fosters cottage near the village.
L. D. Kimball has finished working
for o. R. Buck on the hay press, and is
now at home helping bis father through
B. W. Kimball lie cutting Mrs.
Lucinda Chase's bay.
Don't forget the Universalist fair next
Wednesday, July 81, also the So cent
supper at 6:l5 at the vestry.
A Mrs. Judkins from the lake region
was passing through Locke's Mills when
her auto turned turtle, and she was
pinned under the car. She was quite
badly bruised. Her husband and party
were with her but she was driving. Mrs.
Judkins is at present with Mrs. Frank
Abbott at her hospital for treatment.
MIDDLE 1NTERVALE.
A. b. Gibbs and family, who recently
moved to Bethel from North Paris, have
been visiting his sister and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Balentine, who have
purchased the old Simeon San.
born farm and made improvements and
are nicely settled. They are good
neighbors. Mr.. Bslsntine operates bis
mill some, and attends to farm and
other work-can put his hand we'll to al
most any kind Of work.
John Coolidge has helped the Capens
in haying.
Mrs. A. r. Foster and daughter from
Dorchester, Mass, also friend from
Everett, Mass, are In their summer
cottage for vacation.
Miss Mary Stanley, after teaching sue.
cessful terms of school in Greenwood, is
at home for her vacation, and she has
always helping hand for her mother.
Mrs. Orlando Buck has been In Port
land with her daughter.
We recently had occasion to recall by
gone school days in Enrol and Upton.
Now there are only few left Of all that
happy band. Loved ones gone are
Ernest Thurstou, Alva Coolidge, Henry
Douglass and his father and mother,
aoratio Goodwin. Laforest Bragg and
bis father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Abbott, Mary Bragg Tburston,
Nettie Thurston and her sister Mary,
David Thurstou, Jacob Thurston, Mrs.
Vim. Bragg, Mrs. John Emery, her sister
Sophronia Illsley Corbett.
The late showers have improved the
grass fields. Some nice standing grass
on farm R. 1, No. 81 is for sale. Want It
sold soon.
All the young men We know Of
around here have gone to war. s. G..
Packard, Elmira, N. Y.s says his grand
son has been soldier In France about
one year, and be Is yet alive. Only 20
years of age and . brave fellow. His
father and mother died, but he has one
sister who has graduated and has EN-.
ployment In Elmirs. A smart girl.
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North Waterford.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Hazslton, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Merton Hobson and Leah went
to Rumford Falls and to the Andover
spool mill.
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. ]. Andrews and son
Ray and Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Hazelton OF
Albany went in the party. They had q
picnic dinner by the roadside.
Mrs. Henry Plummer and Grace
Sculley are visiting at Merton Hobson's.
Harry Morey is at Fred Hazelton's for
q few days.
The farmers are very busy hsying.
Quite lot from here attended the
Chautsuqua at Norway.
Mrs. G. E. Farmer IL on the gain 80 as
to get out to short walks every day.
Hattie Paine and brother Mahlon
Grover went to Lewiston to see their
prother, Perley Grover, who 10 in the
hospital, and found him bad off.
Mrs. e. j. Paige visited her sister,
Mrs. Alfaretta Abbott, at South Water
ford, and found her in bed. She fell
about five weeks ago, and last week
went to the hospital. The X-rsy was
used and her hip was found to be in bad
shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
Waterford.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Harvey went to
South Portland with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Davis to visit her brother, b. z. Mills,
aud her niece, Mrs. p. A. Ripley, Sun
day. =.
]. C. Harvey was in Norway on bust
ness Thursday.
r. A. Damon and Master Ernest Rip.
Ter we're In Bolster's Mills on business
Thursday.
Fine weather We are having for crops
to grow, but not good for haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
AndOVer.

Marguerite, the youngest child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvanus Learned, died at
McCsrty's Hospital, Rumford, Monday
of last week, following an operation for
appendicitis, aged Q years. The funeral
services were held Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
Atwood officiating.
Jack Clark OF the U. 8. Navy was the
guest of bis brother Arthur Clark and
family last week.
Mrs. Callie Bragg from Providence. R.
l., 10 In town.
Mrs. William Cushman, who has been
spending the winter In New York, has
returned to her home In Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
East Brownfleld.

The re was . food demonstration In
Bradbury Hall July Gath.
Cora Giles Haley with her hus band,
George Haley, arrived home from Alaska
July 20. They have been in the far
north four years. Madam Giles 10 In
feeble health, and her daughters return.
ing home is Q great pleasure to her.
Hsying progresses very slowly owing
to weather conditions and scarcity Of
help.
Albert Durgin expects to leave Aug
g for service in some department CON
nected with the war.
One or more drafted men reported to-
day, July %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
.soma Elshi

I'm my entire piscatortal expert.
ence," said the truthful traveller, 4
never came across fish 20 accommo-
dating az the shovel fish Of South
America. It has snout the shape Of
a shovel and 1t will Jump out on the
bank and dig bait for you to catch It
with"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
Woe parls.,

Maynard Tuell Chase left Friday morn
Ing for Camp Dsvens. Mr.. Chase en-
listed in April, 1917, and After serving :
few months WAS honorably discharged
on account Of disability. Having recov.
eredhis health he IVES called In this
contingent.
Mrs. Abner Mann went TO Portland
Wednesday to see her brother, who went
to Camp Devens Friday.
Mrs. Phila Mayhem was IN Portland .
few days last week for IN operation on
her throat and nose.
Mrs.. Carroll Bacon and daughter MAT.
garet are visiting relatives In Portland
and Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Grace Adams Gilbert of Chicago
has returned to her home after three
weeks visit with her cousins, Mrs. @.
q. Lane and Miss Julia Abbott.
Paul Lane of Berlin, N. a., hes been q
recent guest Of bis uncle, @. 81. Lane,
and other relatives here.
Jefferson Lodge, F. & A. NJ, visited
Granite Lodge Monday evening.
Rev. Dwight A. Ball Of Augusta, State
Superintendent OF Universalist churches,
was In town Friday night and Saturday
on his way to Bridgton where he preached
Sunday. Mr.. Ball was with his new Cal
recently presented him by his friends In
the state. The Car is three passenger
Dot, very pretty and servioeable for bill
use.
Mrs. e. NJ. Heath of Auburn spent last
week with Mrs. Mary Curtis and Mist
Ella Curtis.
Mrs. Mary e. Briggs 10 reported a.
gaining from her recent severe attack.
Keith Field of the u. 8. Navy 10 d
homo for short visit.
The Universalist Sunday School vii
have picnic on the Athletic Field Wed
nesday. This arrangement is made that
small children and cradle roll motheri
and babies may have an opportunity Il
20. It 10 hoped that every one who cal
will attend. Later picnic and ride Il
more distant place is expected to b.
enjoyed.
Miss Alice Barden went to Ferry Beacl
Friday morning to take charge ct thu
dining room during the Universalis
meetings.
Miss Laura N. Barden is visiting
friends in Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30

fS ~ per.ons interested In either Of thu sss.,

= =! Rersonc interestsd In either Of the estate
~. A. Court Of Probate held It Auburn. within
sna TOT tne County Of Androscoesin. on the the
seveneeenth day Of July, In the yesr 81 our I.o,i
h f1o% a., h e ~, and
said July. the following mater thsy;rS % %
preeensed for The action thereupon hereInsfte.
in9,cased, y z hereby ORDRRIb:
xnss no0oe thereof be gtven 20 al per.ons 81.
rrssSs 1 ~ caaang copy Of this order "a 10
PsSss ; n sS1 nswspeper pubnihsd q soosh
appear q Court 81 Probate 70 81 hsid a s.,zz
next = o. oa ne 2, sscSnd Tuesday Of xususs.
shsseon' snd object II they &c osuss. "
Gsssg: y: Kicker. lass Of Hartford !, n.
v0ensy g Oxford, deceased. An insfsrms ~
ssi3 Ssc.s g p sne last YIN and testamsst a.
n ~ sao eeaf loeten tesfSmenfarv 49, -
s AsSSS y. rsxxs executor therein nSrne6 ~
snsso oy Albert D. Para. - ~
A.,u.W ~. 3 I. Nlw1LL. Judss Of Probas,.
~ JAMES ": IURRSY,
Register Of Probate.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that be
nae S Deen duly appointed executor Of the last
SARAH e. HHWEY, late of Andoyer.
N the County Of Oxford, deceased. and eiven
Donds - the law directs. All persons hsyins de-.
mands against the estate Of said decessed Ara
al indebted thereto arc roouested "a msIe n anu
ment Immediately. ~"~' Pes'
HERBERT A. PULsIFER.
July 18th, 1918. Ms
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North Buckfleld.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Sturtevant and two
daughters from Brandon, VT, are spend
ing their vacation with relatives In the
place.
Guy Russell, who has been sick the
past fortnight, still remains about the
same.
Merton Warren has bought Chevrolet
car.
Mrs. Cora Crockett of Locke's Mills 10
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie Heald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Showers from
South Weymouth, Mass, and Mrs. limo
gene Wiley of Sheridan, Wyoming,
called at Washington Healds Wednes-
day.
Housewives in the place are busy pick.
ing and canning the abundant crop OF
berries.
Miss Helen Bailey OF Swampscott,
Mass, is visiting at Stephen Spaulding's.
Mrs. Ella Dunn Ia working for Mrs.
Jennie Heald.
Rsspberries have been very plentiful.
Ernest McIntire is working for r. E.
Warren haying.
w. Larrabee 10 working for NJ. A.
Warren, and F. A. Harlow and Philip
Keene for j. E. Bicknell.
P. B. Dunn is helping his father, Dell
Dunn, haying. Mr.. Dunn will cut Mrs.
Florence Heald's grass.
Miss Belle Gibbs of Livsrmore 10 visit
ing ut E. NJ. Holmes and A. s. Bessey's.
Mrs. Lewis Abbott and son Windsor OF
North Paris have been visiting relatives
here.
Farmers are getting along we'll in hay.
ing.
G. v. Russell is quite sick. His
mother is with him.
Nelson Tucker and Leslie DeCoster
have been camping In Woodstock.
Ezra Warren is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Harold Stevens, at North Paris.
Lawrence Morse from Bath shipyard
Is at home through haying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30

Mrs. @. A. Sawyer returned to hel
home In Peabody, Mass, Saturday.
There was dance In the Gym Satur'
day evening.
: The ball game Saturday between
Hebron town boys and West Paris VA
won by West Paris.
Stanley Glover was at homo from
Camp Devens over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie 1earcs and Miss Whitman
are In South Paris for short time.
Norman Richardson goes to Lynn TO-
day to finish his vacation with his uncle,
81. n. Cushman.
We saw In the last Democrat the death
Of Frank n. whitman. Mr.. Whttman's
parents moved to Hebron when he We
. school boy, and he was . schoolmate
OF ours. On bis Visits here We were al
ways glad OF . call from him and to talk
over old days. We think he enlisted
from Hebron, bat are not sure - We
were far away 1t that time. Two Of bic
brothers were In the war, one OF them
losing Liz life. The old friends are fn1t
''golng over the river.
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West Lowell.

W. 8. Fox and family have returned
10 Limerick after doing the haying.
@. D. Lord, Alonso Lord and John K.
Fox have each sold Q pair Of oxen.
Daniel NcAllister and Walter Laroque
ere cutting AlsxaDdes LAsoqas's hay.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gvsIsn "
has been duly appointed su
estate q JAMES P. CURTIS, l....s:. q 60
In the County Of oxford. q eScssrscns st
bonds - the law directs. AZ aid dece
nands against the estate Oh ar Seter 4
desired % present the same eus ~ % ST.
I'll indebted thereto arc reque ~
ment Immediately. s,uth PshA -
WALTER L. GkAi
univ nth 1918.
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North Paris.

Harold Abbott and Bertha Swift called
on friends here last week.
Charles Childs is at homo helping bis
father get his bay.
Mr.. Martin ID still very poorly and
confined to the house.
Mrs. Lewis Abbott visited her people
In Buck field last week.
The willing Workers pst with Mrs.
c. A. Abbott ut the camp last week.
Mrs. Blanche Love visited her people
In Berlin last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Tuell and Nrs.
Columbia Durham visited ct A. ]. Alb
bolts recently. -.
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QUALIFIED FOR LIMITED SERVICE.

Harold Marston Stone, Harrison r. Ed.
Ralph Elwell Abbott, Bethel r. +. ID.
Phillips C. Brooks: Bryant's Pond.
Alton Alonzo Buck, Bryant's Pond K +. ID,
william R. Mayberry. Mechanic Falls K +. ID
Herbert Emery Lord. Brownfeld.
Merton Earl Curtis, West Paris.
Austin Y. Durgin, Kezar Falls.
Crosby Coleman Hsllett, Porter.
Wilbert Fremont Hartman, Fryeburg.
Arthur Llewellyn witham, Lowell.
Harold Francis Haley, Fryeburg.
Lewis Peter Cyr, Rumford.
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Coming Events.

Sept. 8, 4, @Fair Of Androscoggin NaiieS AsrE
cultural Society, Canton.
Sept 9-State election.
Sept. 10, IL, l2-Oxford County fair.
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SINGLE COPIES.

single copies Of THE DEMOCRAT are four cents
each. They will be mailed on receipt OF price oy
the pubuahers or for the convenience Of patrons
single copies of each issue have been placed ON
sale at the following places In the County:
South Paris, Towards Drug Store.
Shurtlef's Drug Store.
NORWAY, Moves Drug Store.
Stones Drug Store.
Rnckield. A. L. Newton, Postmaster.
Paris Hii. Helen r Cole, Post Once
West Paris, Samuel L. WINE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Brown, Buck 4 Co.
z. L. Merchant.
Chas. III. Howard Co.
Paris Trust Co.
Water Powers In Maine.
n. Dayton Bolster Co.
The Norway National Bank.
r. Ii. Noyes Co.
Wanted.
Probate Appointments.
Doan's Kidney Pills.
Blueberries.
Probate Notices-in vacation.
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the subecriber hereby gives notice that Ana
has been duly appointed executrix ~ ths II ~ :,
VIII and testsment of, 'A0 '"s'
:, GEORGE 3. CROCKETT. late Of Psri,.
1879 - sne county OF Oxford, deceased. and Given
demands against the estate Of said deceseed ara
dosired % present the same for oettiemenf and
~ ~. noeDtea thereto are requested to make poy.
July 18th. 1918. Ms
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DISQUALIFIED.

Orlando Blanchard George, Jr., Bethel
Bennie Randlett Sturtevant. Hebron.
Nation ThsJter Doughty, Norway r. Ed.
Laurence L. Shaw, Buckheld.
Howard Cecil Heath, Norway.
Howard Alonzo Davis, South Paris.
Loren Gerald Stearps, Oxford, r. +. ID.
Joseph Napoleon Valley, Jr., Norway.
Leon Ellsworth Cash, South Paris.
Charles II. Prescott. West BALDWIN.
Harold David Charles, Fryeburg.
Harold Herbert williams, East Brownfeld.
Howard Forest Davis, Rumford.
Earl Burt, Rumford.
Harold Holderman Douglass. Rumford.
Fred Fisher, Rumford.
Ell Roy, Rumford.
Francis A. Chandler, Mexico.
Peter Aylward, Rumford.
John Joseph Kersey, Rumford.
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NOTICE.

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NOTICE.
The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed executor Of the last
will and testament of
JESSE W. PIERCE. late of West Paris,
In the County Of Oxford, deceased, and given
demands against the estate Of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settlement.
payment Immediately.
April l6, 1918. 8lSs
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BLUEBERRES'
NOTICE.

NOTICE. .s
The subscriber hereby gives nSa q ~
has been duly appointed ehe'u
will and testrment OF .ospuh. -
bonds ss the law directs. All ps I'D dss
demands against the .e es'a ssms for ,,S
and I III Indebted 81 a thereto are requs''s'
payment Immediately. . RlRDE:.s
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July 18th. 1918. ~