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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
RuMFORD.

The vi = met with Mrs. Asa Martin,
this week. There Was = large attendance
In The evening. The Circle IL very busy
las uow working Up beautiful things Tor
the coming falr.
oar snow OF last week proved . light
afdr. yet II gave us q blt % sleighing, with
q lleht hitch The stage tried runners Tor
q day or two, Wagons have been generally
used. however. and nov the snow has
gone The wind l. blowing furlonsly III.
lFfidayl snsrnoon, aud the dust ny ~ In
clouds from the Rad
Fox huntsrs. though quite %persevsring
are getting = little discouraged evidently.
a. some are ofrflng 10 sell their hounds
Al less than cost
4 a. Price has returned from a yisl, 20
Boston.
The river has frozen over in places a1oye
and below The ferry. leaving an opcn chan
Del Tor the boat 10 run uuoh.iructed by
anchor Ice. ~ that the crossing IL nos
good
Alorro Russell Of Milton Plantation cot
quite a g,-h 90 the toP OF bis foot With
IN sNe. one Gay this wesk, While WORKING
Up wool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
MIDDLE INTERvALE BErmrl

December Gth quite good slelRhlng. but
to-day Is the oh, and rain Is falling A. !
write.
Qalte 4 lot Of pine l. being cot and sold
10 parties At North Bethel.
We spent = few hours q FEW days ago a,
the house OF your correspondent, l. 4,
and was glad 10 see him writing Tor the
DENocRAr His poetry Il good, aud We
hop. soon 20 see more.
Quite q while ago We learned or The
death OF Rev. o. u Rswson. We remem
bsr the interesting grsces that character
lEed his early life; A. We resided 10 the
sane school district and were school
mates together, and though quite young Al
the time | learned OF him self.relisnee aud
perseverance,. Tor his example truly taught
this. We also remember him A. be al.
yanced In years and became q devoted
preacher Of the gospel. and never have We
listened TO deeper. better arranged ser
mons than his and, unlike many, the re.
suit Of study and deep thought and he
though dead spesks, aud . lesson Is Yet
beins learned from bis life.
We are glad 20 see poetry occasionally
from "Zilphs, and though bills and val
ley- divide us there Il = kindred tie.
oar school 10 the Pine Woods II pro-
crossing foely; several scholars from the
other districts attend.
Potatoes are selling here a. 20 C., butter
zoe, eggs CSC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
PARIS

The Univsrsailst Circle will meet a,
Academy Hall on Friday evening, Dec. II,
Instead Of Wednesday evening The farce
" who's whoi will be presented curtain
% rise Al : 30, dancing A. usual.
TWo more Lectures will complete The
course on the Pilgrims Progress. which
Rev. J D. Cochrane IL delivering 90 the
young people These vii occur on Mon.
DAY evenings Instead q Tuesdays a. for
msfiy.
Prof G. A Black Of Eis, Machlas. was
here on q visit % bis mother last week.
The annual meeting 81 the Baptist S0cl-
ETY.. held last Monday ~ailonrned % the
crst Monday In January, when a full at
tendance 4. desired.
Hiram Jackson and George Clark last
week sold two yoke ~ cattle % Mr ihi'
brook OF Bethel, 10 go into The woods. one
woke weighed $685. pounds and the other
ISIS pounds. These, with seven other
yoke picked up In this vicinity, were start.
a Tor Bethel Friday, making a drove or
eighteen hanisome oxen.
; q. Hawkes has opened a line ~ Christ
mas goods. which those desiring 70 pur-
chasc will DO well q cxsminc.
The Baptist and Uuiversallst Suniay
schools will ualte 10 the celebration ~
Christmas There will be- = tree. ant va
flous exercises d be- sfranged ~ com
mittsss which have been chosen Tor that
purpose.
Pefkins's tam 10 coming on The htl,
saturday night. met with a serious acct
dent In mskiug The turn AZ Junction of
High and Psrl. Streets The horses either
I'D uot obeT the rein, or could not on
account OF thslce In the road. aud
the whole team. 10 spite of All the Efforts
Of the driver. we're p~fecipitsted over The
smbankmeut into J ID Willlamss garden.
Most % the men lamped, and strange %
say only two we're injured. stephen Raw
son was bruised About the face, and a Mr.
Parsons. putting bis feet on 10 The forward
wheel To jumping. was thrown violently on
% The frozen ground ani IL Il feared badly
hurt internally No blame Is laid 10 the
driver. NJ. Pefslns, a. he dld al be could
a. avert The catastrophe bot the town au'
thofite. should see that the road Il suita'
biy repaired and = sufficient railing placed
there 90 prevent another acclfent OF the
Kidd II has been q dangerous horse and
man trap f0r some time past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
MEXICO.

novel from DiIacli Toto Mexico In
1859 Doctor v NJ ABBOTT came here q
r. years later. and has been In The prae-
tlce 81 bis profession since be cane
"Wednesday. The - Inst he visited pa
tleut. 90 Buctnrld illl la Byron reached
home Al0ut 4 O'cl0 4 . n ate bis sappsr
aud started Tor lhe home ~ Eugene sta
pie. 10 CaftLage. calling ou bis way there
Al Joseph Mltchell's. Two miles above Dix'
neli village. Tie reached Staplus's at
aner the family had retired. ca The ROAD
from Nitchsll's he brcame severely chilled,
ani Immediately Ansf reaching The hOus'
And CALLING admission be took Active meas
ures 10 OBTAIN relief faillug-groSing
w-sk very rspidly-ln fur hours be be-
cane dcllrl0u., and doctors and bis family
were seut Tor. Doctors Wing, snail and
Brdgham reached bin, all within % hours
Nothing they could DO resulted 10 lmprov'
log hi. condition permanently. ani be led
Wednesday the Oh Inst al bal past two
O'Clock In The afternoon. THURSDAY bis
r malus were Drought home, and viii D.
bufi,d Sanday with Masonic honors. ]
will send you ADoiher communication re-
gardiug him A. soon a. able 10 obtain the
facts on which u base H.
SPAHKE..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
SIAIE OF MAINE.

srr. Jrp corr. G. EHKs oFucrl
PASS. Nov tth. l-l-
uIsnosfions 81 Arysaief tssss al l~niifimeats
To- VACATION n he laws wml tlrg ne use and
sale ~ iutoxicstng lllofs Al Oct term SUP
Juf court. ls1
sts,s Of Maine q. LslrsK. Isuo. AIpsi, st
se SAD. Sol. Proc lE cave OF ipun
siaie o. Nsins VI. william etmani hhnhns
UorIe ara upulIrE shop. inflcfmtnt ordered
eofe. Den Vi ID The siafs mi never tUestei.
SANE " SAM. Common seller sane ofiu.
stae ~ Maine w. Hussls Z. Nhnman, Afpt ID
ssarsh aud ; rurc. Nol Proc b. ie.se
sat 0f Nslns W.. Cyrus q snth, pfrtifg
Urusf AL IlgplluE shop. -. fflh Nl faNf
Dsn never tatlns hccn aresiel.
sia'c OF Naile " Anietf " fflc ~m-n
seller, Plea N0'0 touterfcre, sentence fnf
400. An sosis taxei AL 800 fnc nd c1sts
pad. Refp. diarhafgef
sop plea N0io Coniendfe 4 Tor Fenienci 70
So 2 OF Maze ". ). Fnnk BradbsD. cosmon
ssiier. Plea Ouiiy. fne fieo ard cost sxet
stf8O0 fine and costs pAlt. hetp. Discharged
Sams W SANE. Dflnking House snf tpplibs
shop. Plea guilty. q. Tor sentence " 10 imposed
STATE ~ Maine ". Alisr como. Common seller.
Plea gsliy. sentsuce 80 ard cosis Or day
n All. Warsnt % Jan issuei Or. ID u.s.
same Va sane. Dnaking nouse I'D urplag
shop. PlsA suity. ,eutsnce ~ AMI ssu and
IN ie.a q payment. mouths 10 ltl. % tate
bess performed. Warrant issaed OF q, issj
stale OF Maine Is. jams CCur-Os, Iomnon
seller. Plea guilty. sentence eco al c,st,
ADD In deialt Of Esfuenfi ~ dalt az war
rant % laI lssaei Oc. ~ l..A
staie IL Name W. Li0jd Address, Appel
search and seizure Pea guilty. tls Zoe, ard
Q as isaei $3.50. hne sni eosis paid. DE-
chugtd.
SKATE Of Maine Va Ausiih Grover, Appit slnEic
sale. Plea gaity. Sentence ~ days 10 Al
staie Of Name W. naut Lace, AIpiti lntont
icstioa. Mol Proc. Dtfc1srEcd.
stats Of Maine W. nCuflasa Harpfri ApIltl
Infoxicafion. Nol. Pros. Discharged
sIAIa Of mane ". Russell ,. Whlfmans AVpt.,
single sale. Not Pros. by leave. Discharged.
Tbs foregoing IL Published In s.cgfdance Win
| Crap %, Bee ., OF the Arts and Rca lives Of tho
| Legislature Of Hainc ofi-5.
ALBEIT :. AUSTIN, Ceft
sup. juf. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

There Il not much golug on here ground
frozen hard roads arr gctiing - BE- good
rather icy for wheels they have 10 sand
the road Ia some places.
n H~uichinson 4 Son are away looking
Tor a winters i1bi bot little icamlng will
be- done here.
samuel o Grover l. eating peeled pop.
lar AZ Albany: be will cut several car
loads.
Danlcl T. Mills has laid An aqleiuct
Tie nov has water a. bis house and barn
3 I Bean has been htlng over bis aqle
duet 80 a. % hsyc water where be wants
10
I 4 Bean IL still running III, NIL Tie
has cot a fne iot OF lumber this fall.
J { Rean i fnlshlng q ben hoase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
NORWAY

Toe prevailing epidemic Al Lake, Isl &c.
sire 20 get = JOB 10 the shoe factory mAnJ
have been promised work but, thus Tar,
few have obtained 10
The young folks Of ibis place utilized
their spare tine, Until oar recent snow
storm. 10 skating on The large bog.
Now that slclghs are the prevailing We
hiclss, their noisy bells, together with The
cold weather. remind one Of the near az
prosch Of wlutsr.
school commenced Dec 'th, under The
direction Of J Onn smith.
Dancing school closed last Saturday. j.
n. Ilaselton j. a well known dancing.
msster. and taught = successful term Of
~ nights.
J A Roberts eel. 81 Lake, l. teaching
TIE school a. Mobiles Corner.
John G. saunders i dolng a thriving
business sha peulng horses aud oxen.
During The past week be- has been 90 rush.
- a. 10 empty an extra hand.
Oue Gay last week Chas Partridge
KILLED q seven months old pig that dressed
191 mounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
ALBANY

Se~sn Abbott has sold bis part or ths
homs.tesd % bis father snd brother, and
oil probably leave town Ne sre sof'
~ o. ioss 80 good = cititsn.
\. c. Moore has sod bis arm 70 h-
s0u.
several o. our men bad contrAeteu W
haul lox. into Saudsy River, oat on soipg
ID bald their camp found other psINss
raj taken toe sane JOBS and had 'heii
camps already built
several parties are drawing oireo' &C
% fernalt a flints mill
Stsph-u LiDny has = team drawing MS
owu logs % his MIL
George W. Becker has got bis osrs
Drawn - the depot VIII pat bis team "
sr.wlue logs a. soOn A. there - = htus
more snow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
so. BUCKFIELD.

W. \. Buckusm Killed q pig ; months
old that weighed SIS los.
Arthur Lowell and wife are stopping
with bis father, since his house was
burned. .
Emery Young Is 10 move from the Smell
place 10 J.. ] faller's In Hebron.
n. n. Hutchinson has been offered sl,-
500 for his farm on South Hill by w. s.
Backnsm.
The changes attendant upon the change
from the District 10 the Town system OF
schools occasion some dissatisfaction and
grumbling.
TIE per cent OF winter highway tax Is
.O05 on the dollar.
N. A. Consnt has laid an ~squeduct over
one hundred rods 10 convey water TO bis
buildings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
Z RROWNFIELn

II bids fair A. this writing 30 see The
snow disappear Aui a re,afu 20 wheeling.
though h.forc This l. 10 pria, Ne may all
b. dnn~i In.
Ths Cong1 Circle met A. Mrs.. e II
Fngg's. December !. there WAS a large a.
isuiLncc ant pleasant time
TIE e. l. ) G. met with Mr. W. II.
Siicknsy. Dec 3
The W G. 7. L. met with Miss SprIbg,
Thursday. i0th.
Aoooprr shop belonging b The Ten.mlle
mill property wss burned one night las,
w-k tools ani some slaves were con.
sumst.
Poplar l. being drawn % the depot
Their, seems % be- a gooidcAl Of numbering
being done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
RRYANTs PONn

To annual election ~ = - o. frsnk-
Hn Grange occurred De 81 George W
Rslon Va elected Master, the iustslia'
ruu auf harvest feast oil take place Jan
usry 4
Chsriss I. Sessions commsncci = Urn
% school To- The Syg0ich District The IN
Irst
Hattie Leach Of South Paris i visiting
Al North woodstock
TIE Lycsum 90 North Wootsiocs' ~.
fay exening. Dee 4 ~as vel stienl-l
md the exercises we're Interesting In'
10 siiou sas sb discussed OF both sides
~ KlmhAll. Davis. Cushmsn. Moody and
Tncy A paper wss also . BY nsh-i
kuss NVA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Irster Iltculri fo az that al the DO
Do I'M hs tosn were sstistri Sid VI
prnce's fuCis.nn co.. the lue case What
Z as Iutrrl Oh As Was Tat tae people it
HH part of ttc tnsu we're satl-n~i, &c.
Toe Ire rurs through this part oi ~
tsu. ans A. far A.. I hsvr talsvi slfh ~
people thry have u1t expressed q tnuhi
rut that NJ rrrces action Sss rg1i
NJ PRICE ctme here Win 10 theory ir
regard to thr case. hut viii ltfgc exon.
.ncr In surh casfs lutfr al the clrcum
stances arf wIth thc svifcnce before bin
b. cnuIf establish tae iIue Tea 90 ofhFi
place We have % doubt hut Inst . llf,
uftssivrlfths hsst Surveyors iu Ns~ BOA
srd suuif sustain NJ PRICE luuf Mr-'
xhury corr sppnfsut ckl- Tor proof
Thrre l. p'ruiy - a. sut n De- vii spQIi
to some onr of the psrtiss hasiug ih h'
csu-ur q ya'lsh|r cous.fsration-oniait
e CORY % tnr rVlfruCe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
GlLEAD.

A freeze-up, a snow.iu and a thAw-oet g
What ~ have bad the past week ~ have
had IA days % sleighing, bat have bal
a. 20 hsCk o. wheels again
\ Wight has cot and yArded 10000 feet
~ spruce a'r.afy.
soon Conc has taken a JOB OF 4 g
Evans Of Gotham 20 load eight auodred
cords Of barb, which WAS drawn last WIZ
tsr
4 r Hartman has bis blacksmith shop
% aud boarded and will s0on be ready Tor
1u-iness
Professor Lancaster called the people To-
grther ~ the church Thursday evening, 10
see Ahout starting = class In singing bui
did not receive Sufficient encouragement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
DIXFIELD.

IL Is With the deepest feelings Of sorrow
aud regret that ROW announce the death
OF DR.. Victor NJ ABBOT OF Mexico, who
died this 0th DAY OF December. A ID, 1855.
Al 3 O'Clock p m a. the dwelling house
Of Eugene Stsples In Csrthsge. aged sb0ut
Sc wears. Dr. Abbott has not been 4 rug.
gsd man for some time. lie has been IN
able 10 practice for quite a time duriog the
last summer; bat be recovered, aud en-.
ter,d upon his practice sgain some tso
months sgo, ADD for the last rev weeks
has been riding very constantly ~ night
AMI BY day, 20 Wilt the SICK lie had heen
gone al plight on q call 10 Byron and got
home ~ noon. and found II his home q
message Tor him to 70 Immediately 20 NJ.
stsples's t0 see bis wife who WAS very
sick. lie was then all beat out bot A.
soon A. he could eat dinner and change
horses. be started Tor Carthage, and when
b. arrived was too much exhausted % get
out Of Bis carriage and 81 inio Ire house
Dr. wlng wAs called Immediately, and nod
log him very sick. they ieirgrsphrd Tor
Dfs Brigham and Smsll, both Of whom
cane a. SCOT - possible, - that he hal
sl the care and medical AID that could BE-
rendered; not less than two physicians a.
tending upon him All the time illl he dled
n. lived Just one week from the time b.
arrived A. Mr Staplss's house. ihave not
time. and | must defer tll next week what
want q say. ani what ougat % say, of
msn who vas 80 much beloved snf -
t-cmrd ~ his f,liow cltir-us a. DE-. Al
bOit was Many tears wll BE- shsd a. b.
%fanefA'. AMI many will weep over bis
grave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15

Mrs. Luce,ts Foster met with . serious
accident Occupying the chambers AZ the
residence OF Ephralm Atwood, she got
up 10 the night aud groping round for q
light. took The wrong door and fell 10 the
bottom Of the stairway. As she IL quite
advanced In years and weighs about go
pounds. the shock 10 her system can be
b-ttsr lmaginsd than ~dsecrDcdi fOrtu
nateiy. however, there were no broken
bones.
Mrs Bowman Of Cambridge. Mass I,
mother OF Mrs. Chas Forster. will spend
the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Lemuel Cole. Que OF our aged and
respected citizens, Il quito feeble aud q
hned % her bed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

5. vsrai inchs. % suow have fslirn since
T~hark.glyiug Day. hut Dot snougn q. ~
a. make good %si.fdiugi mercury A. 10
.D.ise gro thI. llth) morning TIE Ma
gsliossy has b.cu frut-u - thai u "a
crossed by foot passsnT~rs. FRIDAY uight
wsitsr Buckusm sud D. & Bennett wiz
sud PRO- York are building oAmpsi have
th.m shuut ready 10 rove into.
A Flint ant \ n B~uuett have gone
o. Berlin snsr supplies fur the same.
J & Bean r. siuicing spruce timber y
thc bin back of his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
rHE POSTAL CARD BRIoApE
WEST RFrnrI


Oar Dsbmsrk Bro Of m. uP ~ m "a.
Ignorant - some farts .hich 49, !,
uadc knosu 90 hin. Tb~ w., 49,
o~"frssrcodsut % TIE DENocRar has no,
rsis-d q cshn.g. fnr man, $50. .ns -.
-..,sH tnst v futt.r. 80 Of GH..s.
~ hfouxht = cabbage n m.fk.t 500
- - Ppoais, u sas u0t - b. on. ct.s
tno u a. tne largest raised nv him. :.
oaf hrnsrs usually hep I'll srmmnf,
huli .no segetanlest % EXHIBIT Al ne fair.
aod amons thsir ~usighbors. and ID uos
s~ms TAT : " Z dld really hsat hi.
usumsrk brother A. W / l. has Inform
81 a.
oFlghs are Don used here. bot "a Z.
.r.ilns % funusrs abd ones fssiiugs %
drive oter ths main rnafs
MIMI = Whesisr l. tsachire tha ain.
~ trm ~ school In The Hspxooa D.
tfiCt"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
REIHEI.

The vlllsge school. 10 Bethel closed
Friday Examinations forenoon and snsr'
noon ani To thc evening . unlon Of al The
schools In Pstt~c'. Hal aud = plcuic sup.
pr The examination va very crefits
bic a. ihe teacher. AMI scholars. shosing
much paiisnt labor on the part OF the
teachers and q corresponding diligence
and perseverance on TIE part % the schol.
ars.
Capt Saith u the salvation Army has
hires Pattcc Hall Tor one year, AMI opens
hi. battling on the ho.;s 81 sin la Bethel
Al the commencement ~ the new year.
Hoses Ripley oprn-i . singing school 10
The village Friday evening.
The snow has eniircly disappeared At
Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
No FRYERrRG.

The funeral services % Mr. ThomNs
Day we're held Al her ate residence, San'
day. 9th uit The deceased has borne her
long ant palufal Illness With true Chris
tan 0ftltgde And resignation The be-
Ieavci husband has The sympathy ~ 4
large circle 81 friends, who, with bin,
deeply mourn her lo-s
Jl.spa Irish WAS stricken With apoplsHF
A. AZ early hour. Saudsy morning bis
condition l. sxtrsm'y critical, bet there
ar .llght hops Of hi. recovery
NJ. Arson Chars Is sur ring from "a
stack % lAyngitis
Mr. O.gooi 0. quite 90 a. the homc OF
her father. T J Haley
The Norih Fysburg Circle met Al Mar,
shAl walkers. weiu~-isy aui The Oh
FslloNs circle hsi = qailtiug there, Thurs-
day. Good Tor Marshall
There D. o. be- = Christmas tree and en'
teftslument a. the chapsl, % please the
children aud Increase the organ uni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
SUMNER

oar brief period Of slelghlng was spoiled
~ Wednesday = fain.
uiram ) ani Harry n Blshee len Tor
FLORIDA. Tuesday. whore they viii engage
To- c~Arpeutsring.
Iuslnclble Lodge has ls.t bal = sixteen
page catalogue Of books In - library
prn.ei Al The DENOCRsr Office, AMI The
usw case 81 hook. IA, really for use ~ The
iast Lodge meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
p. WATERFORD

ID % Pride hss soli one ~ Biz horsss
to = " stnrook parry ; ; Hal hss
nought Gvorgv Dvuuiss foa Year old
colt
Lillian Johnson L. teaching ~ kasi Wa
.tsrGsrf iu p'sce ~ MI Bsksr
Thsrr q dance in Pridss hall IhAnks'
glVlng eve.
Prize has several met working Tor bin,
cuttIug prpisr be- hAs soii pine on w
.fump o. & b Cummings % Norway, Tor
$40
Margaret e Bsksr l. a. home, amer A.
t~udiug thc al term u Norway high
school
Efsari Hlton hAs maize q wintlAss,
arf l. really . % 90 uutChsriug. B.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
HEBRON.

A. the morning q th- cth Inst usherec
A, ops OF ma-t glorious days. the tsxt
sThis IL he Day the Lord hath mad-,
...m~d particularly appropriate. and many
n.,sn.i 10 an excellent sermon ~ nv ,
m Rtrh.rt.on. The choir rendered ths
elosius anthem admirably
TIE singing school, which numoer s,oa'
forty. i maklng excellent progress IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
DENMARK.

wulism Bean wss In the state Legisla'
,er. I'M lees aud issi. Edmund 4 lngalls
\, isss Charles O Prudextsr 10 lsI2, aud
.c.i.h warren iu isTG Bean l. 80 yssrs
-. and In good health. bat his fficndo DO
not think u prudent Tor him 70 AttenI VOC
reunion Warren has besn an ln'sld ioI ;
number ofyesrs. These. | believe, are Al
the Numbers % the House from THIS toNn
row living. lido o think THIS town ever
srnt = Senator.
MANY 81 oar people who have been vac
clnated have had = very hard time OF ~
spme OF then say they DO not "ond-r ,hs'
the French Canadians resist Vaccination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
OXFORD.

walter Ham OF Lisbon, employed In
Hsrper's mill At welehville, Was biz by q
shuttle. causing the loss OF an eye. A
purse Of eighty dollars was made up for
him.
Miss Gould. q weaver 10 R%oblnson's
mill, also received . severe injury from .
flying shuttle, which struck her hand lac
Grating IL badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
UPTON

Acoli wave passed over us December :
there were shoat four inches ~ snow, bat
10 has an disappeared
The school In Disit No I Is laugh, by
G a Mason ~ Bethel.
n r. Chase lost q valuable on. this
week
Berulsr and Green have taken = logging
lob ON , Wrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-15
Browns ~Sarsaparilla

L. q vonirrfui mriiunr o. haulor
W A. Jonssos isacouiar dealer n fffkorrf
sqisrs, nangot a have hal, ali Mr. iohlson.
aoukr u hlmr ah1ui ms o. a ionr trta
slah Showed iasf IN ny ftomarh ant m1uia
"a hlia fa.lng st.ch ! can het tolcr'r 81
rneul tetlv Have uiod many rnad.r, anf
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