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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Death of a Good Man.

LEogARD ALoSLo BERRY, who died Ia Den
mark, Feb. q, was a good man and valuable and
much respected citizen. lie was By occupation a
carriage maker, aud had followed the business
near Denmark Corner nearly half a century. lie
was industrious economical and simple in his
habits aud acquired competence Of worldly
wealth with which he was able 20 accomplish
much good. He had the esteem and confidence
OF his fellow townsmen an. was ofIen elected 10
place OF trust and responsibility. His death IS
therefore public loss.
Nj gesr, was born March 1, ls0J at Falmouth.
Me, aud was the son OF samuel Berry, born IN
i.sG and DOrCas Shattuck HE vile, grandson OF
George and sarah ,Suckneyl Berry OF Falmouth,
great grandson OF Major George and Elizabeth
trnkJ Berry, who mOycd ilon kliicry 10 tAl-
mouth ia ljj, aud a great great grandson Of
George BciTy who was bonn in 1915. and way In
kittcry a. early a. lGf.. The last named George
VERY married DclVeraucc HaWley OF kitteTy and
Was the sou OF Joseph Berry, mariner aud ksbec.
ca his vile and grandson of William Berry, Wuo
was one OF The planters sent over by Capt. Mason
10 settle his grant, and who landed NJ Portsmouth
y. III. In 1851.
George Berry who married Elizabeth Friuk, was
u ,hipNright, and IN ls3l he bought OF Phiueas
Jones ! tract Of land IN Falmouth bordering ON
back cove, AMI "eNtendinB back into thewiider.
ness FAR enough 10 make 20 acres" Here he
moved the following year and built ship yard
which WAS known Is "Berry's ship Yard Tor
many years. Ills Ia was divided among his
three sons aud rem aimed ia their possession unu
1915, when samuel Berry sold out and moved 10
Denmark. Samuel Berry's olaVst brother, W illlam
married Joanna DOane aud was one oil the earliest
settlers IN Buckneld, where he stiu has grand
children.
Leonard A. Berry, son OF samuel, aud the sub
ject Of this sketch, married In 1885 susan W..
daughter OF Elijah and Sarah (iIOward) Bradbury
OF buxton. They had three children, only one OF
whom survives him, the other two having died IN
infancy. 1SDHN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Locke's Mills.

Mar. 19-The Reform club is prosper.
ing finely here. There are about fnv
mem ers. and one hundred and fltv
names on the general pledge. There are
quite number more expected to sion
the Iron Clad pledge, at the next meet.
ing. The club has hired Courier's hall
for their meetings, and are to have An
organ. Mr. George w. Patch is Pres.
dent of the club. Z L Rand, c A Colin
Nathan NJ. Small Vice Presidents.
We have just had one Of the heayie,,
snow storms OF the Winter Twelve 70
fourteen inches OF snow fell the eight.
zenith, and now old Boreas is piling /: D,
in all directions. March has behaved i.
self very we'll up to this tine, but now /,
threatens to kick up its heels and I'm
e7erytody's eyes with snow. and .do
mischief generally.
Mr.. + + Rand has Just bought nics
full-blooded. jersey heiter, two year,
old. that cost him sixty dollars.
DR.. d. w. Davis has been school
Agent in this place for the past year Il.
knows how to select good teachers. :,
the schools have shown. The Dr. take.
q great interest IN education. aud is one
OF The best physicians in the Coaa,y #
not the STATE.
Stephen d Knight has pair o. on,
year old steers. coming two, that hauled
one cord oil white hirch wood TWO mill.
The load weighed lliy seven hundred
pounds. Mr. Knight says when ,hey c,r
beat that, with pair Of steer, oftha.
age, ho will nv again. DAG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
fryeburg.

March 25.-The ladies who got up the
ball aud leap year ride 10 Lowell last
week are receiving congratulations from
all, save the old bachelors, who for so
gallant a set OF fellows, think them
selves quite shabbily trea,el. All sorts
OF excuses were given This one was
100 DID," that one couldn't dance. " e. C.
etc. We shoald like TO know the fun of
being an old bachelor. ii leap year With
its "woman's rights" is to raSs you ~
all unnoticed. Well. leap year IonI
last always. and then cur lost right" will
be restored.
The late snow storms have again given
US decidedly winterish appearance, and
the spring comes slowly up this 'ay
tho these pleasant sunny days arcsend'
ing the sap up the maple trunks nd We
are getting 4 small taste OF 'prings
delight" in the way OF maple theY.
ii Carlton Page has bought'm q farm
in Ashburnham Centre, Me, "here he
will soon locate himself.
FrSeburg will put str centennial
nine in the base ball tiel mis- season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Rucknetd.

The Shovel handle factor oil Andrews
& Waldron, will begin operations here
this week. having made change Of base
from BridgIou,
Tue Tidal Wave OF reform has
assaulted the bnlwarks of lntemper-
ance. Joe" Green. has come over
to the gathering hosts" He delivered
an Grafton Of good faith and stern pur.
pose, to crowded house on Sunday
evening.
T. L. Buck, Esq. has, perhaps, tie
best family Of horses 10 town.
Courtney Records says he has never
used bat cents worth of rum 10 his lie,
and that was in old times; on walking
up from Portland, be stopped at Grey
Corner 10 balhe his blis,ered feet. He
is leaning from So. Paris this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
HrNauts Pond

Mar. % Mr.. Z. ". BsrlletFs school
opened on Tuesday. Mar. 2ist, owing 10
the bad roads, no. very large numosr
was 10 attendance; yet We hop' anu
predict 4 larger number sooo. y LJceum
was formed on "Wednesday afternoon aud
the following officers were chosen. Pres
T. W Bartlett; Vs,c Pes. c Chi.ds, Sec.
Miss Clara G Byact; Prudential con.
mi,ee. c Chi,ds. Mss Csr.nna o Davis,
Miss Julia u Cole. FRS, Bceum was
appointed to- Thursday evening Mai-a0.
The Reform cia5 met on Wednesday
evening. MAlch Dad, AMI VS. called
to order by Presi LEAK Bssso. who gave
an Interesting AID cheering account
Of the Reform convention. recently heid
AT Belfast, wa.cl h. attended as delegate
from herr. Speeches were made b.
Pres. RyersJn OF Milton Plantation club,
ct al. There will be IN eIcc,i5a Of oil
GERS uexl "Wednesday eve. Tne next
pub ic meeting will be on Friday night
folio Sing election OF officers. 1t might
no. be amiss to note the sharp liillc
address OF John Stephens. This young
fellow appears to be very much in earn
est, and often en,cylails tbs aud cEce bT
timely and well pu. remarks. The ladies
are still thriving in their work, and their
influence is acknowledged by all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Editorai and Selected Items.

The Governor has appointed April
20, as fast day.
The United States Hotel, Portland
boards for - per day. See notice.
Three men sawed their fingers quite
badly, at the Sled Factory last week.
-Tke terrible storm Of las. week is
thoroughly handled by our various local
correspondents.
The remaining Probate Notices,
intended for publication in this paper.
will appear next week.
1T will be well for our correspondents
to state on what evenings their respective
Reform Clubs hold regular meetings.
The Universalist Social Circle will
meet with Mrs. Horace Cummings. Paris
Hill, this Tuesday evening. All are in
vited.
We call special attention 10 the
notices OF E. I. Eden & Co Portland
They will sell goods at very low figures
for short time.
The scholars of Paris Hill Academy
will hold their lyceum this Monday even
ing, at Z O'Clock. Subject for debate
"Woman's Rights" All are invited
-Wo have received the circular for
Saith exhibition of Oxford County Aori
cultural Society, TO be held October Sd
Alb and 9Th. 1876. We shall refer to q
at length, hereafter.
The North Paris Dramatic Club viii
play The drama entitled lone HunTed
Years Ag'," in connection with Negro
Minstrel Troupe. at Richardson's Hall,
North Paris on Friday eve, March 3lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28

to sell United States bonds for The accom-
pliShment oil that purpose. Yeas 10Y,
nays los.
The sonS had one majority on this vote.
Tue bill on furnishing election funds
iiuslly passed the House. Ia substance Ii
i rs follows;
The first section provides that no officer
Or employee Of the government shall re
QuiUe or request. give to or receive rom
arv other officer or employ CO OF the same,
or other person. directly or indirectly,
any money or property. or other thing oil
value Tor politicaipurPoses, and shy snc3
officer or employee who shall offend
sgainst the provisions at the act shall al
once be dismissed from the service OF tue
United Slale7, aud also be deemed guilty
of a high misdemeanor. and on convlc
lion thereof be fned not less than $500
nor more than $1,000. and imprisoned
not more than one year. at the discretion
ot the Judge trying the case.
The second section makes II misue'
moauor tor any person TO use force, du-
ress. menace, violence or bribery 10 IN
AueaCe the elections OF President, wee
President, Senator, Representative or
Delegate IN Congress.
The third section gives United States
District Courts jurisdiction OF the offences
created by this acI.
Were this bin 10 become law II con
taius provisions, which, i. enforced, will
enable he Uci,cd States Marshals backed
by the Execu,ive-lhe army and the navy
to enter every school distric! and every
hamlet in every State and Territory, and
srres, and bring TO trial every supposed
offender before United States Court.
This Is a democratic measure and may not
be wrong in It's purposes; but ii is a
bigger club 10 knock daylight out Of
"S,s;e Rightsr and "home rule, than the
old alien and sedition laws. The late
"iorce bill' defeated by Republicans was
lis twin brother Bribers, money givers,
money takers and inlimidaIionis,s at cleo
lions. generally will Ggd their occupa
,iou under this law = hand road TO travel
with prospective Eae and imp.ison-
inert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Lar Decision.

The following decisions OF the Law
Court have been received by the Clerk
for Oxford County:
State OF Maine VS.. Inhabitants oil Ok
ford. Exceptions overruled.
This action relates TO building a bridge
on the Oxford Harrison road. Decision
obliges Oxford to build
County ATTY. Perry.
j. S. Marreit ct al. VS.. john 5. Chap
man, and Gilman and T. X. Chapman
Exr's Trustees. Trustees discharged.
Gibson & Holt.
Hammons for Trustees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
The Farnington Insurance Case.

Last TALL. two men, Warren and Curtis,
were tried at the 5. j Court in Farming.
ton Tor delrauding the Asbury Life Insur-
ance Co. /, was satisfactorily proved
that an applicant Tor Lille policy 10 this
company, was recommended as healthy
sound Individual. by these two persons,
when 10 reality, The woman insured was
10 the last stages OF consumption. She
soon alter died, aud the policy oil $4,000
was paid by the Company. The Jary
found that Warren aud Curtis were guilty
OF fraud, and they we're sentenced TO
State Prison. An application has since
been made Tor pardon. and refused.
Subsequently, the Company entered
an action Tor the recovery OF the money.
This action was tried al the 5. J. Court
81 the late March term at Pennington.
before jury which brought in a verdict
tor The delendenls. TO whom the money
was paid. The Company. therefore. tail
10 lcSOhCL oaSA AAV tAOuc1t ~osVNS' hON-
withstanding at q former trial it was
proved TO have been taken from it By
fraud
These two verdicts are most iuconsist'
ent and irreconcilable. One or the other.
must be totally wrong and unjust. II
the first was right, in accordance with
truth. law and evidence. the men who
planned and executed the fraud upon the
Company, are in the right place, at the
States Prison in Thomaston; and any
pardon would not only be violation Of
Of justice, but an abuse OF authority. If
the second verdict which refuses to pay
back the money fraudulently obtained
is in accordance with truth, law and evil
dence both Warren and Curtis have been
victims Of injustice by which they have
suffered false Imprisonment on false
charge; and they should be Immediately
and Internationally pardoned.
1t would puzzle any casuist to end out
what 10 think or believe, concerning
such yerdicts. How could jury refuse
to pay back to any party q SUN of money
obtained by fraud? Could an honest set
of men refuse TO repair such an injury by
making full restitution OF the amount
taken by fraud? Or can it be possible
that the second jury have reconsidered
the work OF the first, decided that the
former verdict was wrong. that Warren
and Curtis were innocent. and that the
money obtained on the policy IN question,
was now held where it belonged ? What
ought TO be the reflection on such iudg-
ments?
1t is useless perhaps 10 denounee the
first or the last jury in this case. or to
eriticise juries generally. 1t would be
puerile to say that iuries are nuisances,
that they have outliyed their usefulness,
and that this case was proof positive that
their services should be dispensed with.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Washington Notes.

y Louisville letter 20 the New York
Herald chsrges Secretary Bris:ow with
the collection OF q fraudulent mule claim
from toe United States Government. lie
emphaiically denies the charge. and states
that be simply acted a an attorney, in
good faith, tor one Taylor. who as agent
delivered = certain number Of mules to
the Government. The Secretary received
an ordinary fee for his services; and the
claim was allowed 10y the Court Of
Claims
The impeachment oil the late Secretary
Belknap has been de,syed on account OF
the absence OF Marsh. As soon as he had
testified before Clymer's Committee be
was discharged by the chairman when he
and his wife Immediately left for Mon
tresl. He would not return until be was
assured by the Executive that he would
be pardoned for his share of the frauds
committed at the trading post OF Fort
Sill. The pardon was granted and he has
returned to Washington. Ia his last tes-
timoDy be expressly states that he paid
certain sums of money to the Secretary
and his wife.
Hon. Richard H. Dana OF Boston has
been nominated by the President 10 take
the place Of Gen. Sehenk at the Court OF
st. James. The Committee on Foreign
relations has reported against his con-
nrmstion By the Senate. Dana is accused
Of literary piracy in q work which he
edited some time ago. The case got into
the Courts and was decided against him
IL is not generally believed that Dana
committed very great literary fault. or
that he wiliully appropriated the literary
property Of another with a view TO de.
fraud but the decision was against him,
and the act is msgnided into crime by
his enemies. Mr.. Dana is gentleman OF
high character. and with this exception
stands before the country as one of It's
ablest and best men. His confirmation is
doubtful.
A bill has been introduced into the
House TO prevent the assessment of clerks
and Office holders for political purposes.
Mr. Blaine offered an amendment making
the provisions apply TO members and
delegates OF Congress. This amendment
was refused passage.
A committee OF conference on the mil.
lazy appropriation bill was appointed. -
Ine House refused to suspend the rules
ana pass bill repeating all the provision.
oil the specie resumption act, that auvl
ICES the Secretary OF the Treasury 4
deem and cancel United States ,ote
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
ReformerS' Meeting.

Saturday evening : second grand lem
perance Rally was held in the Court
House. Notwithstanding the storm there
was u fair sized audience present.
Ii. c. Davis. Esq. called the assem-.
blage to order and introduced delega'
lion from Norway Reform Club. into
whose hands the meeting was committed.
The exercises were opened by scripture
reading. prayer and singing, alter which
remarks were made By President Devine,
Chaplain Brown. and Bros. J. Ii. Knapp.
Sampson and LsForrest Howe. These
gentlemen all spoke OF their personal ex'
periences, which had been such as 10
afford them plenty OF material Tor eiiec'
tive temperance addresses. They were
full OF enthusiasm, and impaired like
feeling to the audience. Space does not
allow US 10 report their remarks in iull.
Gov. Perham was called upon and
made lew appropriate remarks. com
mendiug the new move.
Daring the evening there were %
names added to the general pledge and
10 TO the iron clad. which was large
number. considering the size Of The
audience.
The Norway boys will come up again
on Wednesday evening. when we may
expec: 8 much larger meeting than any
previously held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
south Paris.

Abijah Hall Is laid oa tue shell a.
bruised ankle
d. y. True and Adna Cushm4l ~
under experiment feeding COW E..i'.
hay oil any kind. The Eesui! viii Dc go.
to the public.
Pierce can be heard playing to.'.--'
on the violin occasionally.
Mrs. Tds,ram Hcrs,Y and diggl.Gn
visiting here. receiving hearty E'',-.
from many friends.
Wood is coming il again.
It il very active at Whi;neys A-'
Solomon Wns.1w has or)gg-. o.
OK cultiyator that promises vel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Norway

The measles are preys.eB. 10 dl.u.
parts OF the town. |. is said that 4J...
sixty who work 10 The shoe lc,ofT 80
sick either with colds OF the me4s.t,
\ private letter from Mechanic Fi4
says that the small pox is spreading
Fred Holmes has made con,rsc. w.
Boston parties 10 sell wha, trout 3, ig.
enough. for 80 cents . pouad
Flz & Sargent have lately parclN..
two refrigerators aud are prepare.
furnish oysters. etc. either DO! VI c-.E
all hours OF the day. They run sTs7
popular saloon and are well pa,ro-I4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Uashinaton Reat Estate Poet.

\ Democratic committee is iuyesigat-
ing the real Estate Pool, as il IS called,
., Washington, about which 50 much
scandal has arisen. \ denoCrs,, by the
name Of Kilbournc. was c-,.ed upon TO
disclose what he knew about it. and TO
bring forth his books. lie refused. and
went to Jail tor contempt. He then
called upon jeremiah Black. Buchausn'S
Attorney General to help him out, and
advise him wha. to DO. Mr.. Black looked
into his case and into tie Pool, and here
is VIDA, be says in a special despatch TO
the Boston Post. the democratic organ Of
Massachusetts,:
Judge JeIe Black said to-day iha: he
did hot know OF any good purpose that
would 5c served hJ kIlJOurne remaining
in Jail any longer; tia. he had advised
him some DAYS ago 10 tell all that be
knew. IS it would not hurt any body
that Il would surprise She public 10 had
how really iucynSequeutial the whole
affair is wien the whole truth Is told.
l, IS singular and astonishing how
soon Pools" Salary grabs, paper
c,cdi,s. railroad swinlies.' sink into
iusigniicsnce when the Democrats are
found partakers in the benefits. Why
Ben Hill actually believes. aud he has .
tremendous following both North and
South that j, would surprise the public to
fad how really inconsequential The scenes
al Audersonville and the Rebellion are,
",ris,i The truth Is t0ld."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
RenL Estate Transfers.

The following is list of Real Estate transfers,
recorded in the Eastern Registry since our last
report:
AJRussell to Addison Parsons Of Pa T,lSaY
In Hartford, s220Oi America BisDee oil NV ;,,!
20 Miriam Libby, real estate in Norway village
1900: America Bisbee of Norway to Wrignt u bls'
bee, real estate IN Norway village, l2oei Jonh MN
hall TO Ambrose a Knight Of WATERFORD piece 81
land in waterford; l. Bailey TO u Lunt c, ~ ~
two pieces of land In Peru John knight 70 - " "
oldham of Peru, - acres OF land IN Peru WAITE
\ jackson TO L G Harlow OF DiNfeld, the JACK
aekson homestead in Dixfled village, 10, JH VIA
II Bowker to Alta Keen. farm in sumner w
: q Warlwell to MAry Ann Wardwell, homestead
farm in Oxford, 1900; Prank |. starbird 70 WIN
Small Jr OF Lisbon, saw mill ana prlYhego ~
Paris 500; ID NJ Grover 10 samuel 5. Dunn unn n
yIded half OF mill and privilege in Bethel: lVOy
Charles II. Harris 10 Naamah A Harris oil bethei,
one undivided half OF all the real estate demlsea
10 him by will Of his father, 5000; Abigail r. Nsru
we'll to Sarah II. warlwell Of oxford her home
stead farm In oxford, 1900; Charles IL Dement
et al TO Charles II Locke OF Bethel piece oil lahu
ia lIethe 30. W, IA. bkhENhi hes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Gii,

March % Ado, l6 inches OF snow
fell on the 2lst. slosed up with rain
which prevents f0m flying. 1t will
make a good "'0m Tor some nice
sleighing.
on to their 4 and are putting in ma.
chinery to muiacnre spools, they ara
also LAWN the foundation for a store
dryhousend stoehOuse. They intend
to max. Ainss liely around the VILLAGE
the cong sumner.
Tn machinT has arrived for Tho.
Wigs mill, uich is of the BET, ou.li,v
auS from n Kicker & Son, Harrj,on
Haas FIR class miIlman n. worr
pAing in l6 foot over shot whos,
hich WHIP ready to run shortly.
A very''erestiDg entertainment, We.
given atae house of G T Burob.m
the 18th inst. which Vs.
.rioyey all who attended. was
EsVood Esq. of this tow, H..
val colt a few days ago with Tho
WI" n eoe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Newspaper Decisions.

4 Ary person who who takes paper regularly
rom the Crlcc-whethcr dirccted - his nSme or
mothers, or whether ne has subscribed OF not
. : responsible for the paymeot.
4. 10 a person orders MS paper Nt,eenl'n'',u
na must paw aN arrcaragc, OF the Rubiisisef iaHs
continue 20 send q uuiu payment = mANti ."''
.,ii,-ct the whole amount whether the paper Is
taken frOm the Office or not. ,.
s. TheCOurts have decided thai refusing 10 take
newspapers aud periodicals lrot1 the post oACt
al rSmOving and leaving thew 0oe'i'rb lVl1 -
,rirg.l N1cie evidence OF naGd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28

According to the showing Of Gen. But
Ter and Mr.. Lawrence. Nc. Richard H..
Dana is not only literary pirate. but
has been convicted oil that despicable
meanuess, and also OF telling lies about
the matter. Ii this is tue, he is hardly
suitable person to represent this coun-
Ivy at foreign contribution Ners.
The News seems to be light up on
heightened literary matters. But how
long IS il since it began 10 swear by Ben
Butler? Mr.. Dana he about the matter
Pshsw