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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15
7 STABLER s CO.,

7 STABLER s CO.,
Successors to r. H. Stabler)
DRUGGISTS AND CH EN- lists,
n. w. Corner King and Washington Streets.
Dealers in Patent Medicines, Drugs, Cigars and
Cigarettes, Fine Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
German and Domestic Cologne, Hair Brushes,
Sponges, Flesh Straps, &c. Especial care given to
nrcscriptons. JanAo-S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15
DRY GOODS.
JEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING

NEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
~ AT
FRENCHS, 90 and 95 KING STREET. =
But Yet Woman, by Handy .........."........ 2o
Missy, by the author of Rutledge. ..........." 2o
The Saltwater Tragedy. Aldrich. ............. 3O
The World of London Society of)......-. 20 20
The Mahdi, Past and Present. 20
John Needhams Double. Hatton............. 70
That Terrible Man. Norris. 20
Mr.. Buffers Ward, Robinson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Home LeLCeTS
The Tinted venus 80
James Gordons Wife. 20
Matilda. Princess of England W W
IIr;on Vedal %
Midsummer London Illustrated News........ oS
Piano Souvenir, New Music. ~
Vocal Music. ................... OF
New Books daily. xr
ie29 GEO. Z. FRENCd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15

NREEN AND FIGURED SCREEN WIRE "A,
\J 30 and SO inches, wholesale and retail. at
SS King, corner of Royal street. You can buy
wire and have Window and Door Frames made
of better quality, to cost no more than the com.
mon Frames offered for sale in the city. Call and
see. }. /. CRElGhloN q SoN,
;e4 SO King. cor Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15
DHILIP B. HOOE,

AGENT
Iiverpool and London and Globe Fire Ins. Co.
N. Y. Underwriters Agency Fire Ins. Co.
Petersburg Savings and Ins. Co.
Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
Risks taken by these first class companies at
current rates. -.
Losses settled promptly and literally. feb1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15

WINDOW AND DO DOOR R Sc SCREENS adas,Ssr IN Nons a
but the best quality Screen Wire sold, either
plain green or figured. No common Wire. No
common frames, and prices lower than you can
have the frame made and put together. Call
and examine get prices, see tho quality OF goods
and he convinced ie1Sl Is. w. NALLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15

lust RECEIVED TO-DAY a full line of Ar
y lists MATERIAL consisting OF New Art
Studies, Canvas on Stretchers, Windsor s New
tons Tube Paints, Brass Plaques, Panels, Acado-
my Boards, Gold Paint, &c, at
JOHN d. II. LUNTS,
rnho1 N E COT King and Washington SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15

IO CASES CLARET and SAUTERNE WINES,
4U from tho Miilpark Wine Co, of HaymarEet'
Vs., Just received and in store and sold at com
pany's prices Orders for all kinds OF Wines IN
bulk will be promptly executed: Call for price
list. GEO. McBUhME9 eoN,
AZ G " cor Z ing and WashingtOn SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-15

DARIs GREEN AND LONDON PURPLE OF
T. best quality for the destruction of Potato
Bugs Also Insect Powder of various brands ana
Leadbeater's Liquid Bed Bug Poison.
mv2S E. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
NEXICO

George o BroNn. son OF Mr.. ~ &.
White ofthIs town. has ll.t retained from
AM t.ehieeu months. "trip 90 tho West IT,
has VIs.tni California. Oregon, Nevada,
set Dakota Montana sni Washington
rrffltorrs. o. Sintsrci in Seattle sni
u~ought-. Washington Territory. IL
tIsitei Poster French. sho With his f'ml-
IYnrsIfs. thrrr uu fruit farm IT. THIS year
raised ftu1 quarts 90 strNNlrrTics. whi,h
h- MARKETED re- SEATTLE, Victoria ani Port
rouusruf with NJ French u hls zoo,
Harry. Who VS. = small 10Y When Do lived
In ihIs tnNn NJ frcuch raises pcachrs.
psars. Craps p'ums. aud berries There
were or.y shoot three weeks last winter
trat ther, "a. uow Ca Toe ground, and ~
Oh tine tIrIug fhe winter wks there stN
c.ert Gee in tne frssh Sster LAKE, o. stop
steamboat from running ln thcm
Afh1ry a. Esstman has stated Tor
Ttsh us home d. in Wpnifuf Utah
ln Spinner ant October, sifl cstNe
Wrrr stIr0.t fnnn Muuutsin cr'tk
C1nrsu Unthrfs 40 WyomInr Territory.
s.If .IYI h.af o. cattle Tor So OIL
SHIELD -lIf pic .nfsr - I'm thr l. = brsui
.frarIr flr e. 900 -fnrtY CarinNfs ~
rsti'a srrr Stepped frnm nHllnEs. o. ID
$50 rar. uffs frnm llut.rY, ln ortu-
nrr-l-. ft hrtVrs strr frNrn from
unrsrshHe Ranch. October .t- Ihiny'
tar.r u. ctr.otf. Ssrs sh.ppsi frnm Der
Trail arf logo O.tl' 90 .i-il11 rertr-
srr- shIlr.i non pHigc Co.'S tle frst
fs,s nf NHs A htlf iUl.n co'gmus of "a
wyuu.rg lsr.r are Sled wish such Items
SrRErrs
wllc ttr Rlmnri siagc-drtp Sas
takIrg thr mt..nss from bis Nsgou, Wei
r.,iaN u.E.t. hI, hofse started All ran
Ir.m thr frHat of thf ,Hre o. the stable
DOR nf n e. Blossoms barn. hfiugIrg lp
.n .uffrrF NJ OBJ t1rns Mss fsttrrspu-
ah1 sasstsf of Thomas rsiierso1 of
nfrnn-agtIn.t zoe ffnni ani shr,l oftaf
wagon wItl much force Ntf role o. by
rHn NIth hfr brother. "Wednesday uight
Itlr.isY m,uIng. Doctor Ah11tt sas
srni fnr to visit htf.ani founfthat shc hhi
ma received dangerous lr aries BOZ Wa
considerably hlft
EIas L1t,|ly of Pcfl wts GA bis Nay
bone. Ilr-fty Afternoon Whrn ttios
N.a.rl Corner. hc discovered That bis
rnrs was ..k ar Eot 10 t AL farrins'
toms where 10 diet fufIng the night Toe
r.r 49, nre ilt, ~ hsi been od.rri
'nr rrcrrHy
A. the ra.e or Mexico Items iu .tsi
xrsks uruHCetI ls given the roilcc of
81 fr I.frf r%krisnus frata ! di
ru. sruf be- Too Mt|1r L. worth ad't.n
deaf urn to-day living ani A. vel A. iof
come sine ft-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

The NV factory being bgilt by The West
Paris chair Factory Co, l. nearly CON.
pletct AMI when done will be- dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies.
A company has been formed here Tor The
purpose % erecting a batter factory and
ground has hesu broken with The luiruiion
Of having everything ready 30 70 into
operation To- the spring.
We are very much Ia ned % rents b
accommodate The families that are dndlng
employment here n hair a dozen new
houses we're fulli they wOgli D. taken
withln tSeutJ-foar hours
II o. BfoNu has lasi completed some
quite extensive additions and repairs % bic
house making lt one % The most tAsiy
look.ng siAuis To- thc village.
The Steam NIL Co. have pat a new
coat 81 piiut on the oli chair factory.
which aids ysry much % 10 looks.
VI o. T. Barker oar esteemed station
agent has gone o. Portland . take q Poi.
lion ln ilc telegraph ole there. 10 l.
with a gooi deal % regret that We part
with NJ Barker o. has been With a.
here fg several years AMI ~ bis pleasant
social and genial manucr, - vel A. by
bis agreeable ani accommodating way N
doirg Nuslnrss DE- hai become aitached o.
al classes. The good sishcs % This en-
tlrr community Will - With him where
De- may 81.
Mr and Mr. d. g. Churchill. with their
many r.lnfs. celebrated The thifilsih an
riscrssfy OF tatlf married ne on FRIDAY.
November .1ih 10 MAS a happy tine
some sixty 90 more spfnt the evening aud
paftook of a supper which Wa To- All o.
.prrts worthy 60 be- called a wedding
fast Inn presents were numrrnus,-
amounting .n value 90 nearly sixty dollars
90 the company were representative OF
frlr generations o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
HEBRON

We have not been conscious that OUT
NV editor. Mr.. forhcs. bad need OF an A..
s~ociate. bat N 80. ~ congratulate him on
his good fortune In securing the services
Of Geo. n Atwood llc labored success.
mlly a. teacher Of the commercial depart
meat % this Academy several years. lic
~as recently admitted a. the hsr In a most
crciliablc manner, q. most OF our readers
know, sud We ever feel sssursi that what.
ever D. lud. rtakss will be- q success.
The unfortunate Intelligence Tor sabbath
mnfuing IL that Ellen Maxim slipped on
the rDCk door sispo f her house aud iriured
her bio hadly nrs Woodbury. % South
Paris and nradfori 90 McFsiis were called
aud Dr. Wooihafy l. stlil ctteuiiug her.
The last 90 she N,sk Mr. Quincy scut a
carload of apples o. Canada
Monday . select party were lnvitei .
spend ihe evening AZ NJ Thomsss the
occasion being particularly in honor or
Prof AMI Mr. sargent The friends were
most hDspitshiy cutsrtalnci A. usuai
Tuesday. n 4 Cashman, ts1 com.
mencci = siugiug school
Thanksgiving Dty being very cold, the
attendance a. ohufch was limited Bai
me VAIN d'uusr- prepared many o. ctlpy
the usual evening rvceptlon A. The chspeL
The foxcron psper ssys that frof
a. e. purington gave IA address ou The
iiighsr Duties ~ thc Teacher which Sas
thc htst ore ever given before the Asspci.
alton
All regret iac drsth OF Henry W shaw.
better kuoFu A. Josh Blllings
Among thc places which have woaicf
fully Improved flfing the year, may hc
mentioned Mr. Pitcsi Dr. has haf a zoe
garden THIS season, n the house ani 9th
~ tnlIiiugs repaired H. VIE has solf
quite a quantity ~ very nice butter, ani
raised q hunifri chickens. which arc nov
o. pAslng her Tor her trnupie by esg-. etc.
Toe district school. Instructed hy MIS-
Perkins. viii commrnce Nov iI She VII
board a. NJ Cushmsns
PiDt Nsyo sni his wife have com
mrncri h1l.c korp'ug In Colorado ihry
sem o. nr very p'eassnily situated o.
Lssi saai,y. Ellen MAXIM slipped an {
falling. lrI1rri hrr BIO vefy belly. DIS
Woni1uu ~ Spath Paris sni bradford or
Mechanic Pal, wrrc called 90 attend her
There has been considerable sickness
here of ls,r. ~ CaliS,i. ~ nlcsd.ii,
ht. several patients here
Henry Sfurirvant planted OIL. rods %
corr lni raised %; ID ha.he.. of ears.
We think Nr ul1hs ga even better ihan
thAi. boz have not She Squire.
Rrrt r charison ls home fr awcrksN "a
cation
O. = Dlnhams family l,n Or Boston.
Monday. where they have their Winter
home
Y... L. n. We Alwsy. look for your
communications onc ~ ihc fret things,
ant am sorry when yDa miss q wck
Cad 90 bear nothlng more serious than
sofkins out prcvcutoi yol from wit
log e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
LITERARY T

Mrs. Harriet Prescott SponOri has been
engaged A. a permanent contributor To
Wide Ar1te. She has written a Whit
Mountain Romance, "A Girl and a Jewel"
for lss6. and Is busy On an important un-
dertaking for the magaziLe for issI.
The Nat0n New York) Offers a "trlal
subscription" OF two months 10 new read.
ers FOR Is cents-half rate. The Nation l.
a weekly review Of politics and u liter.
,ure. from an independent standpoint
conducted with the aid OF the most CON-
pet, nj writers obtsinable. The list ofc0n
trlbutOrs whose services are thus tnlispd
includes most Of the leading names 10 lite
nature. science. art, philosophy. and law
In this country, and many abroad. Ih'
Chicag0 Dial recently remarked 1t l.
not too much % say OF the Nation that no
single agency has done 80 much In the pact
twenty years 10 advance sud dignify The
calling Of Journalism In America. 10 oil
departments Il has been slngularly able
and Impartial, and IL success iss oanse
OF gratidcation ln which American scholsr-
generally will share" while not profess
log 10 be- q nstcspaper. the Nation UT giyes
carefully edited news summary, In the
best shspe for permspent record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
p SUMNER

Rev q Rice hs. -snnouncet BIS purpose
CD close ts hearty srFeu wears mInl.if,
wth tlr Congregational Church o' th-
nar. WIfh the ass Slnisy iu Nnvrmhrr.
Cd arc.rt a ctU to thr Congregation.
CHURCH af AufUvrr We IL an earnest IA
har.r In th- NInrYtri of tle Master. al
w. carry eIfh hlm the esteem % guoi
" shes OH ~luufr frleuts
Amoue t1r rVrrts 90 the near fltlrc j.
th- marriage Of LtfrE Barrett of th-
place well kuuan teacher 90 n VT Tar
rnan. formerly OF Bnfgtou .u MS state.
bat roN of Dakota where tlfy all reside.
ca saturday evrulug NV "a, Nj, Bar
rru gave a artstll parry o. hrr uumrrul-
s.4aautanrrs. sh.cn sts largely attended.
a msrry evening sas speut aud shc ~
larry manY ku1 reurunrtncrs o. hrf
80 Wrstrrn bone
Tue sut.rtsinmsut AZ me Congregation
q vestry frisY evruIng NJ ID Va =
success dus1c.aIiy aut othersisr.
A Ug1t suoN. WsdarstaF morning. o..
m.rIs us 90 thr cumiug sinter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

A. This rate al oar muflageahie sifis
vii be- st1Wci Away before wlniFr.
This time 10 IL Miss Eunico Smith who
has snccamnci O. che lucFitan'r, haVing
BEN mafrlri. Satlriay Nov 20. to VIII
LeatItt 90 StnN To- happy couple Ncfc
s%crcnairi AZ their residence Woiuesisy
eveuing. hy the STOW Btui The nnmrf-
oas Nriilngs keep the musiclaus busy.
Toe nani. with theif nenis to the nun
her or eighty. rendered EuEruc Charles
aui VIE 90 West fyehafg. a scrgnaic on
saturday. They we're inVltci .n ani
sumpiunusiy snicrtsinci
The Blrcl AN Circle mei "wednesday
evening. a. Osb1fu Chaficssi though TIE
weather. Wa uu~fAvorahic there vas a good
attendance The supper, served hY Mr.
Charles ard Miss olive. wa- u~ncKcrpiipn'
ah'e the tables Wrre sst With rare old
china % The pattern OF acentuy ago.
Dc Horace Biuiorfs h~raiqusftrrs are
=, Stow. NOT Sorih fysnurg As stated To-
q rec~ut humber OF thr Arguf
Efwarf Cfuck~r. ~hp as h~sn working
a. Softh Fyebarg. went o. Norway. pro-
yIfel himself Win q uew -ult of clothes
AZ ths cxpsusc 90 fcllos ipiger aui rc-
turned o. Fv~barg S1cr r Btsseii Nv q
rl.vcr ra.e. succeeded 10 sfrcsiIug bin
de i nov provided with boari ani l0ig
lng At thc cNpeuse % the coaaiy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Thr llea clarendon Of the members of
former legislatures Nas worthy ~ The
men Who conceived 10. a. a social event
Hut the committees haze lnauguratci q
program sl elaborate ani expansive that
many of The older member-, Who hay'
rendered The State good service. Will De-
deprived ~ the pleasure of attending
They have no taste fr elaborate nangart-
nor any desire % Join iu thc festivities OF
the ballroom ueithrr have they The mous,
O. spare for such amuscmeuts. But ! vii
DOT criticisc the action N the committee,
bat only express an opinion, which knoN
Is shared ~ many sx.mcmhers, That th'
rsuulon should have been ~ such a char
setter that the humh.cst ~. member, a. vel
a. the one Of The most limited means,
wouii have fsit free O. I1in Ia The soci.l
festivities without losing his self
respect. 90 The respect % bis associates.
The q msmbsfs living ln Bethel ~ ths
rrr-rnt time arc David Hsmmou-, :
member % ne Senate In $50 istii y
W Wooi1ury. SrnAie. l.ji. l.is iI'usr.
isGl. Eaoch Foster. Scuate. i-ii 1875
sIso The following member. % ihr llou-,
IIphar g. B-an. Is q. A Hasting-
las. Eben Ciough, 1897 Jcirdiah I
Kimp,ii. l.Gl. l.c2i J,hn Barker. 1904.
isss. Israeli kmbAll, is69. l.iOi Pluck.
nv Ruruham. ls15 SAMUEL n TSitchell.
i..1. is.i. Chas N klmhall. lss2
Then there arr uyiug ln S~~y, E| Al
Pseers and Orn Foster, Ia Upton, ChAs
1 Douglass ln Wateryllle, Moses {
Poster. To Aufovrr. Jane, W Clarke ani
Hiram ID Abbott. In Worcester, Mas
l.ascI York-Sho have represented ihs
district ln the House.
Bus will stop here, Tor, a. mtmofy
recalls. my old associates, for the greater
number. have passed n that bourne from
whence no traveller returneth.
T. W. WoouHrH1.
Brurf. Nov. ~, issj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

November 4lih, The Gfst snow storm
.of ne season, sons rs inches OF nov
si 80 iiiit.d qlite bad - that ths roads
naa - he prutc o1t The nr.t tim In our
ftmsmhrsnce In NOVEMBER
- - uead has goue % Bnstnu with
som IT, tons ~ p'uity ai.o J N Frsuch
nss ani INT some oue.hslf ton
more lne Representatives sud Ssuaiof.
nos hFirg Mo have besu sent from MS
losn .fc hrpryssutatvss-Irs g. Chsse
PM ISIS Fhomss Nouiton la isS7, George
ctacf IN l,al David Lord ln ls6T.
Nu.cs ; Nouiion in 1870 ant arain iu
l.ft r. Heard ln islT. aud H. u stan
% ln l,-ls Serators-rhomss Noulton
Pm l>i sud lsi0 Moss = Muulton In
lsi, al y " k.dlon in issa
Nimou Leavitt 90 EnIughsm. y n.
shNe vorking I'D ne churCh In thIs place.
iei irom staging some dncen fssi. luilr
luE BIN quite severely
l L frcrch has e Her nricaif8mouihs
Oh guh'ug ftt 2 Inches. aud lof sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

The original parts gwen by three mem.
bers OF The senior class deserve special
mention. The whole ifsir compared "a
vOrshly with previous entertainments Civ
en- Al The Academy Hall.
AMER a fortnlght's vacaiion the Acaie'
my opens sgaln, Dec. .
Thanksgiving Day brought many back
% spsbd the holiday With friends, among
them Miss 1. e. Shlflsy frum Portland,
Albert flhcld aud Wifi from Peabody. G.
n F.sssudsn and & W Pike from Boston.
X Surnrldge from Harvard College, j. y,
Osgood from Stephgu,own, y. Y, and
others.
Sewaii I~iolson. formerly 81 steep falls,
has come here A. clsrk for Shirley 4 Cous-
los. and will occupy Captain Bradouv's
house.
Tho house formerly owned by uucle
John Smith and lately occupied ~ Fred
Spring, will b. soli Al suction on Novcm.
Der Do.
The Acri.mY B,H. Vol u No. 4, l. iast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
RUMFORD

~Fox.huufiug Is uos 10 order and tle
h.pnfs are lst loose SCALA. htrrY Haicn-
I'm. msfs ths lurky -hot, kilins ne nrsi
IN oft.e ssa.on. IN this vicinity
Charl-s Y. MARTA started fr LSiston.
wi,h a drove u oxen and saeep, me aSi
INST
whsiug voyage
TIE s,Ase horses int1lged 10 = BIZ OF a
Fdday morning. on The roatc
f.,m Ansoser. starting ADOut Two miles
49,. Fns River bridge There Sefe
49, ps-.engsrs-a ~ AMI hsf enlli
.om- three sears oil Tue wOmtn dropp-'
.,m. .rticl. frim her arm out ot tnr Wa
- and moulded Mr. Ford. sho, ~ we
- 4. a mott oDiging AMI careful driver
All be stopped III. horses And ~cni oteA
. f.w sisps an picked Il up, wosn tnc
bor... started slOSly. sui be fol0slue
r.l'ef Tor th-m O. stop Sh-n tnsy staff1
IA a. much fsstr that h. In Dis heAst
80. foaoi tha, b. cofld M osefiAk
,h.m. .nd shout-d % The SON ~ % rraen
tsr.usa me cartsin In tbe fsont OF 70"
80 snt gel hold u the reios, oat sne,
ma clssrly und-rstsDding hlm. snd toe
horses soon coming 10 . hih ~nen n''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01

Oscar b whitman sri cara . saw
srrr ur.trf n marrasr on >staritY, ~
trnHrr lIsL auf have gore Oh LeSision
OBJ frs.ir
LrulsA UugNnni fpnitui maic ls
rrnrt R.-.t nn fnr ..t
Arrrrm L. to Hr nrsan.frf hrrc io coo
r..f.ln sfh thr prescott trrm OF school
arfttr fr.f Is to nc hr.i at thr srno'
rla.r oa FrIisy evening De- &c huqr
fn sn. flI house
r---. th.t tar'raaK 20 love. Nnlnc
ur.sm have n.,u exhibited iu thr wia-
f.e. nf mnfc than nnr hHlse in this tlrin
.rr. A. go -.ni ptril-. f.t Die hy an ltrm
Of m.nr .u Insf ~rtks ptpfr guIIil
coos. rnrr uruis ro a.Casrr ari uamf,
arf IrraiIrrs arr use.rss
A.raw storm ou Wednesday Nov -i
rr unt ruoas, OIL give u, -~.r.gairs co.
I-la1ks.Igilg Day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
ANnOXER

Ttauksgl,lng wss observed hy Uulou
services ~ the N p church. family rsun'
Ions. snf a bali iu me evening
, l. Chapman. % Etst AudovCr i
building a urS stable.
e. = Cn.hmsn l. bulldog 4 cellar Tor
III summer Residence that Shphsn Cabot
% Boston is Co have built early 10 The
spring
wm Cushuan has fittd up a carpenter
shop 40 thr village
Charlr. p Csikum and Mr. Mary Mar
stou Of East AufOvcr, ar cited ~ The ltsi
victims of mstrlmouy. The ceremony VS.
Performed itsi SATURDAY by Rav Mr. Par
Nn
r. e Akrrs u home from kents HI
Mr. IhurloN hlaistsll IL % teach the
winter school CO.. farmers uul
J. rnlnrick hss bought thc J.. ID.
LuNtIIy farm
Mr. Areclua Mitchell. tom RoXbnry
ha. rented me BrrI Neston stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
BETHEI.

The friends aud neighbors Off T. Holt,
sexton % the First Congregational Church
Ia Bethel, a the number Of sixty, called
p o him Monday evening, and len tokens
OF their esteem In the shape OF twenty
dollars In money, a barrel aud more OF
iour, and meat aud groceries In aoaat-
ance. Mr. Holt broke the wrist u bis
lsn arm last July. and has not been able
% use that arm since.
Miss Ida Brown % North Bfligton,
teacher Of siocution In Bfidgton Academy,
gave a reading Tuesday evening 10 IDEAL
Hall. % an spprccistive audlsnce. Miss
Dsui-on - Phillips presided a the piano
and Messrs. Lincoln and CLARK played the
violin aud cornet The entertainment
wss highly creditahle to the performers,
aud greatly eoioy,d ~ The audlence.
Wednesday, acoid northeast snow storm
prevailed Al Bethel about three inches re-
malnsd on the ground.
Thursday. union services were held IN
the Congregational church. Rev. A y.
Sylvester 81 the " y church, read The
Scriptures aud offered prayer. and Rev
ID W. Handy. pastor % The church
preached a sermon from The tsNt found 10
Coio.-lans no is, BE yc thankful 20
Thanksgiving ana M, originate with me
Plymouth Colony. but m down "a ~
through the centuries some % The causes
fr thanksgiving. kiodly and tender mn
ton ~ the late Vice President VS. made,
both In the prayers and seimon
Friday morning the thefmnnrt,r rrgls-
tered B : above zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
BUCKFIHLD.

Alfred Cole has been 10 Boston The past
week.
Charles X. whltten. OF Augusta, was 10
town last week. Mr.. Whitt~n occupies sn
important position In the oflce OF the Sec
rotary Of State.
In our notice OF the remodellink OF Mrs.
ThOmes's residence last week. We should
have aided that the WORK was done ln q
most artistic aud thorough manner BY
I.rs-l y G,mmou. Of y at samosr.
George Brigham Opened the slelghing
season last wedn,sday-with the reap
pearsnce Of the historic Brigham sleigh.
The Thanksgiving Ball At Tooio's was
well attended and all speak hlsbly OF the
supper AMI attention furnished by one Of
tae most popular hosts In the State.
IL i hop-d that duriog the coming win
ter the DsxocRsT gill be ensbl-i - pab-
llsh q series of "reminiscences Of Bickn II
bv Nj Lacias Loring. The M.jDr came
70 mi. tow when . sm all boy aud has
resided here c%onriuaslly since. lie IL
probably the best living snthonty on the
vents Of the early days OF Backneld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-01
NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
cHrncurs


yalssrsiu Church. Rev. Csrolins Anrch, Pastor
sabbaih sehool. prss,hins .srie,'
onrs ! mouth. Cnics fElar q month, on WEDNESDAY
fffninFs. uu.
secoad ConrsrEioni Churh, Rev. Aist. W.
ual. Pastor Sunday prafhlnE service, ~
sunlsf sftoa. ~ = Sabbath evening tfulce,l ' =.
prafef mestnc ntsiay an nurstsy sfsnlnr,,
forn Crie mrrtngs on'e IN tFo H'fA'' On
WelnrsiaF ffrulurs.
NghoiI.t ChunIh. nsv. a. a rIistuut Pastor
Ssbhsfh School. o.. = Churh sruicr, p ~
SUNDAY evening" srul1rs IT, Prayer mf'NAH
Wcinftlay rrfn.nEi i0FN
soctErr Hrrrisas
y A M-lu1u u a, 4 -. ~ IN Mason
Hal. "Wednesday evening on nr before ml n
Osfnl Iairr 81. H., Mlnlaynn or before mll noon.
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ani hanh fniy evenings ~ gtfh monih, A. uli
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itY evening.
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aoan IN ri before ON moFn.
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fuf irlaF rFfnlnF n farh m0ufn.
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oar Norsay correspondent has failed
Us completely. this week oar readers
may fad some compensation IN the mat
Ter on the fourth page, which was In
over from lat week.