Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-12


BruKi Fcb The portAbls saw mill
has arrived AMI been 81 up on the land Of
a. Chapman. where they vii saS cot NE
timhsr h'1su down by that terrible gale last
a. f0r Mason. Valentine Twitchel and
Chapman Most % his timbcr l. sApiin
pine aui the 0srers are satisfied they can
rci out % 10 with less loss BY having this
min sa~ 10 out on ne SPOT
The winter ihas hr has been favorable
Nr iamhef.ng operations since The snow
cane aod our farmers are very busy cut
ing AMI haunng poplar and birch % ihs
mills.
Hay L. quite plenty ant cheap working
Oxen and mich cows Arc 10 good demand
a. high prices
There wAs a large crop o. potatoes
raised 10 us section lAsi season but The
prices arr very low, and In the opinion Of
many thsy Nil b. lover sul especially
wh.ie potatoes which Az lower than EarG
Roe Nj swan has shipped from our
station sonc % carloads, his season. FOR
which b. has paid 30 cents 4 bushel
TIE E'ms Hotel owned by Grover a
BuruhAm Ia becn leased 10 Mr. c W.
wormel lats c.efE OF the Alpine H0asc
Gorham. y n NJ worneli tock pos
session us week ani VIZ oPsn ne house
Cor the rr'cpii0n o. company 10 = fs"
days
Thcrc sil bc a valentine party held Al
ths house % Nj A r. Blake by The lAiies
% the NJ q Socisiy neKt seek, Thursday
evening. Feb itth. each lady proposes 10
furnish 4 valentine win her name attached
O. n which are - bel pat Ia a boz sealed up
In an euvslope AMI drawn out BY the gen-
teman Who goes % supper with The lady
shose name aPPcars upon Tie valentine
Thsrc vii b, fof saie a good variety Of
aprons. ant q b-autml album quit-aEood
time expected Tickets Cor supper 2
cent. Al are invited 10 be present
The Lsdies Soclai Circle met with Mr..
I. leach lasi Thursday evening. There
was a good usmbsr present, and al seem
"a b. suioy De-
Quarterly meeting wAs held a. the NJ y.
Church ltsi Tuesday afternoon and even
az. Rev Dr. Allen presided
There we're o 20 present. a. the ball
"a corn and milk supper, last Thursday
evening a Mr. jacob AnuAs-a very
e~rl0yabls tine sAs bal.
TIE ladies' o. The Universalist Society
bella an entertainment a. the Bethel House,
,ast wednesday evening.
Mr. SEQ, wight Of West Bethel has sold
Ms farm % T a. Chapman.
Your worthy correspondent A. J. Blake
o. Glleai has bcca very sick With NE
measles the past thrve weeks, bat Is nov
l. now improving slowly. His brother
Frank and sister Lillian are aow confined
% thelr bed sith them.
Mr. : ID Phlbrook has a matched pair
o. handsome yeariiug steers that girt SIX
feet {.
BrcxFrELp-R Cole has lo-t two colts
with horse all one a valuable tso-ysArs'
oii.
jason Russell made Que ton Of cheese
the past season.
Alon1o Record = Suffering frOm a frozen
Zoe.
several Of oar ciuEcns we're samm0ned
ID Auburu last week a. witnesses In q jury
trial
Slas Mitchell has sold his farm, and Is
10 move lnto tbs village Ia The spring.
ne unn question q discussed In our
Distuc, Lycsum-.
The neighbors % Widow Chase have Got
her up an abundance " wood Tor the com
ing year.
Henry shaw made extensive repairs 10
his buildings the pas, fall
Enoch Foster Il Buckfeid's choice for
Jadge 70 succeed Barr0ws.
oar new system % repairing and break
Ing roads BY The appointment Of Eve Com
m~tssi0ners In leo Of the old Surveyor sys-
ten. works admirably thus Gar. Bat The
absence OF snow-duns Il somsthing r.
markAble.
W. ). Bucknam and wife are eonnned 70
the house By Sickness Mr. Bucknsm rom
disease OF The heart contracted 10 the army
and hs wife from injuries received 10 the
spine
James Roberts and sou are operating on
wood
n. N. Hutchinson Il basY collecting
taxes
Arthur Lowell has been offered $4,000
Tor us Bonner colt