Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-26

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Born. lu Audoycr. Fsh i-th. % The wife
loo wm. Gre-s.esq . daughter
TIE miuy invallis about tosu are ap-
.pireuty regaiuiug heath.
Rrrurl Feh. sd The death of james
.Frcnch. which occurred In Bethel jay
alst. deserves more than passiug noticc.
a. was ne second son of james sud AuuA
whitney French. who moved nom Mass
achusetts o. Norway, Maine. = rev year
heflrc tbe birth OF The Subject % his no
ice. which occurred MAY e6. isii They
hai ten chiiircn. eight sous aud two
daughtcr. one died 10 Infancy. AMI one
was Killed by an acclicut When 50 YEAR,
ola The mother died a. the age OF o..
ant he nther lvci D. ne rips oli age OF
Ial George Frcnch of Albany. The oldest
Iof the family. died ln september ast, aged
'-t. ant James Va 81 yvars months anf
81 DAYS a. che time 10 his death. The
family ry,rg ln ihc north part OF the town.
The privileges % school were limited, sni
/ beiug one of the oldest of large family.
these privileges wcrc denied hin. ile Or
tainrt mosi of bis oiucai.ou sfief arriving
% bis majority ln istl D. Sas commits
STONED a. Capitals ln che state militia ny
John farrloi. then Governor of Msine.
March 81. l,i5. he was married - sarah,
eldest daughter of O.gspi Brown. ani re-
moved % Albany. WHERE he resided u.ne-
tren YEAR,. aud sas one of the Sslcctmen
4 for "a years inlsit BE- moved % bethe
sui rcma.nei too years wheu he move
|to Gleai ao1 remained uorl NAY. is,i.
Whcn Del retained OBJ Bethel In feeble health
ant purchased ths " Dalton villa. beau
uul bone In which o. speni hls iAsi iays,
and Oh leave o. Dis willow sni ch.ilrcu.
I Ic vas tsu years one Of The Scl,ctmcu To-
/ GIeaf. beside holding the Office 10 rreas-
ar,r. Collector ani SuPcrutentlug School
/ Clmn.tte, atdlr-rsut times Asthe fruits
I ofhIs MARI 49, he had three sous. he oii-
I ct ~ Whoa died while attending the Nor.
/ msI school a. Farmlngton. iu is61. HI
death w. "a ssvcfc hlow o. h.s parents
| ffom Which hey never recovered H.
vs. q youug man of unusual promise. and
I ere ro-oIut.nn. passed by bis .choolmaies
a. tlc time. SPEAK of hin a. an earnest
I Christian vho would have graduated With
\ ere highest honors had be- lived fcv
/ months longer The widow ani two son.
usc In Bethel ant slncsrcly mourn the
loss of k.ni husband, AMI iaiulgeut
I father. Who tsvoied Dis lfe o. their later
c.t. aui leaves then oompstsuce % M.
I worITs goods besides whai j. worth
more to them. an unsui.lci character. w..
/ Brcxtrn. Fea Cd The Pair held IN
. Tursisy eveu.u- l,si Or the benefit Of ihc
Baptsi Society nettci over g. %. Which
N..I uc used flr tac ir surance of the church.
/ TIE Auu4larian.. sith their o,d-time COS
TOM. ant mus.c. were the sttrscuon of
tac evening"
\ Mr uo.mtn VI. Waii-on of New Castle.
IIui.. 81. spending q fcw days smoug III.
\ Oh fr.rnts. DC has nos entirely recovered
I fflm Che in.lrY received iu the aaiumu.
which so ucsrly resulted in a orokcn beck.
boz L. Improving slowly
SIR. Samgsi Ihomes was stricken With
paralysis NhIe A. work ln thc harm on
sunday morning the i-th lost lie sue
\ cso.ici lu ro.chlng the house. hut a. I'M
atie OBJ speak ne seems u0S In fair
Nay 20 recover.
T. : Br.dgham. esq. has returned from
/ BIS S1utlcrn trip-vhcthcr o. remain In
\ che Norin w. have been unable b learn.
Mr james Cannon len here MONDAY
aner visiting friends by NE way, be- vii
rr.1.n hIs family .n Mis.olrL His health
is much improved BY bis ave m'otas' 50
'1uru amoug biz native bills.
TIE u.gh school opeusd Tuesday with
/ a. scholars more arc expected soon.
The ice which encascd The rails on The
IRF.2BR aNer The heayy rain Of
wednesday wa- over, kept the scction-meu
or the whole uue busy tgriug mos; OF the
In.eht aai tie f1ilowlng morning. The
/ Train doe hers a. 8 20 a. n. dld not arrive
ul nearly eistcn. This Is the fret time
/ flr the winter that our trains have failed
N oftheir connections. -