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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-29
DR.. FiSllblatt

Has discovered the greatest cure in the world
for weakness of the back and limbs, involun-
tary discharges, impotencY, general debility
nervousness, langour, confusion of ideas.
palene of sight, giddiness, diseases OF the
throat, nose or skin, affections of the liver,
lungs, stomach or bowels-these terrible dis
orders arising from solitary practice, more
fatal to their victim than the sUngs OF the ST
reus to the Mariners OF Ulysses, blighting
their most radiant hopes and anticpations,
rendering marriage impossible.
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pyooyau for Teoobeys Associatioo

To be held at Maiden Rock, Jan. 81
Opening-Singing.
Course of Study-W. Il. Barker.
Primary Reading-Lizzie A. Kaye.
Algebraic Exponents--C. j. Brewer
Constitutional A. Murphy.
Arithmetic in all Forms-Geo.
Peterson.
Rules of 0rthography-Taylor Frye.
Letter Writing-Lulu M. Sands.
Geography in all Forms-C. II.
Crownhart.
Question Box Christie Otis.
Election of officers.
Writing-T. j. McAndrew.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have become victims OF solitary vice,
that dreadful and destructive habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thous-
ands of young men OF exalted talent and brill
liant intellect, who might, If otherwise, en-
trance listening senates with the thunder of
eIoquence, or wake the ecstaoy OF the living
Tyre, may call with full confidence.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

Persons ruined in health by unlearned
preteuders who keep them trifmg month
after month, taking poisonous and injurious
compounds should apply Immediately.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-29

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications TO the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-01-29
Chronic Diseases.

Dr. Fishblatt has devoted 30 years to the
study and treatment of Chronic Diseases,
and his vast experience in the hospitals in
New York, where he has successfully treated
over II, 600 cases of Chronic Catarrh, Scrofu-
lous Diseases and diseases OF the Genito Or
gans. has given him a reputation that is
world wide.
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LEARN TRADE Z, E;$;.

The following COMPLETE OUTFITS MANUAL and all
thorough practical
with 2Instruments equipped for operation
with Set Of Tools and Materials complete for
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B00kkEEPING with Single and Double Entry Ledgers
shOAIHAND with Specially Raled COpybooks Materials
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pkAMh6wih Box Of lurumens and Drawing Tablets
DRESSHAkING, with Hodes Fashion
Above without CUNTS
Also the following Manuals without
House and Sign Jewellers siam
A oreshoers Manual soap.nakers Manual Guide Ankcr.
snip Employment Seekers Guide for 81
ACNE BOOK AND SUPPLY Coz ARCADE COURT CHICAGO ~,
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The wood is fastened to the iron by patent
head, so it cannot come apart like those con-
lected by wires, screws and bolts.
The undersigned is agent for school Furni-
tureof every description, and viii be pleased to
hear from districts desiring to purchase. IA
River Falls, Wis. ]. ED. JOHNSON.
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Lands for Sale.

Lands for Sale.
The north half of Section II and the
north half of the south east quarter
same section, in town q range IT.,
Town of MartelD is for sale on easy
terms. SMITH u HAUGEN.
38-tf
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Educational.

j, A. MURPHY. EDITOR
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DIRE TORE.
EegfEYomd Time Tables.

Hudson & Riuer Falls Raiiwag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
FRYERURG

The Christmas vacation brings home
many o. the young people, among them
Mss Alice MorgAn from Boston, Miss
shirley from Portland, W. W. Tovle rom
Boston.
Charles n Prince, well known in this
vicinity a. = marble worker, and Mrs. Rose
r. Tumble were married Sunday last hy
Rev. II y stone. They are - occupy
Mss sarah EvAnss house Tor the present
Al Lewis has been appointed agent OF
the Home Insurance Company Tor bis vi.
clnliy. Representing EinA, Home, and
Quincy Cos, Mr. l.. Offers good oppor.
t%aultles 70 those seeking reliable lnsur'
Ance.
P~ythAgoreAn Lodge. No N, = q A. NJ
held their annual meeting Monday evening
aut The following 0ficers were elected
T. l. Eastman, W VI y W Spring, =
W NJ. G. Powers, J. W. wm Gordon.
Treas. n @. Crosbie, Sec. VIM. Locke,
). D., J. A. Webster, j. ID. Afterwards
= Zoe supper was served.
r. shirley has spent most OF The past
week 10 Boston. 80 wss not here 10 act A.
Santa Claus A. the Christmas tree Al The
Cougl ycsiry A. be has for many years.
The exercises there on Friday evening
were singing, and rccitAtiOns by Mamie
woodward, Miss l. Bracket and Miss
Roach OF The Academy Allan Shirley was
Santa Claus Instead OF bis father. AZ The
Swedenborgian church there were similar
services The sane evcning-Wm Gordon
acting A. SAINTS Claus.
J T. BArrows has nnished bis school Al
No. ChsthAm.
Miss Fannie Gordon Is teaching al East
fryeburg.
A y Richardson and family spent Christ
mas A. Harrison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

The ladies of ne NJ T. society gave a
chicken pie supper Al The t0wn ball lAsi
Tuesday cycning. followed by an entertain
neat .n The uppcr hall consisting OF music,
d~cCismations Ani readings
Thursday evening there WAS = Christ
mas concert ani tree AZ the ball The
paris were vel rendered ani the tree, or
rather trees. we're heavily loaded WITH nne
presents. The poorer children received
thc hcutdi of = fand donated by J. 4.
whitney. a VEL known millionaire AMI
sgnmer visitor. and luiiclously expended
~ Mss jamie Gregg. 10 whose charge 10
Va len
a. W Poor raised this year 20 bushels
OF oats Aui e. OF tndis wheat
4 : 20 h Poor raised 81 % wheat
Ani "a % oats.
Wa. Gregg sni j A. French are log.
giug on stony Brook
TIE Merrill Brothers o. East Autover,
March Hoision and others arc eating
ani hauilug poplar h The steam mill.
A. l.. Poor has sold 4 carload Of corn
In me lkst month And Ia another on the
sAv.
Rev Gilman Rice moved lnto the Par.
sonags Thursiay.
The Bacon Bros have had q new Sign
painted for their boAt shop; - about ~
feet long ant pfcttiiy lciterci twas made
~ Partridge q PerclvAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
PORIER

wli commence By wishing The editors,
members % The Postal Card Brigade, Ani
readers OF this paper a merry Christmas.
| Ike a. n. u = suggestion In regard 70 I
reunion % the members % the Postal Card
Brigade. and will hold up my right band
AN an counted In favor. |, too, like
bin. would BE- happy to take them BY The
hani And say. we done, comrades A.
our term Of enlistment has about expired,
let u hear from oihers-vhNi say. Bro.
iiartforif
The oldest person In this part OF The
STATE died on Sunday lAsi-Mrs Margaret
Edgccomb OF PArs0nsfeli. aged 100 years
Mr. Eigceomb (sss Fletcher Wa born
ln Kennebunkport Aug a., issi She was
married 10 Isaac Eigccomo AMI moved 10
PArsonsdcli ID isl0. She became q pen
slonsr under The act % March, 1873. She
has been quite helpless Tor = number OF
years. bot has been vel cA-cd Tor oy her
daughter. She attended the Centennial Al
PArsousfeld Ia August last She was called
on That DAY BY hundreds % people. Tor u
Wa quite = curiosity % see a ocnicna-
uan.
u wlggiu. teacher In this place, Is
qalie slck AMI Ia. closed The school for Z
short time.
Amos Blafo and wife are male happy ~
ihe birth Of = daughter.
ToNlc a Kcuncson o. Freedom, y II 4,
have purchased the timber on The Apple.
Ton Norton farm. some 10000 plnc OF
samuel Taylor Of Boston, also the timber
on Mrs AlmlrA ChApmsn's Arm-some
5000 more. AMI are having 10 delivered
on the banks % Osslpee River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Academy Hall, on wednesday evening,
Dec. 20. The entertsinment VIII consist
OF music. recltations and select reading.
Dancing a. usual.
Christmas passed quietly here. About
the only excitement seemed b be In the
DEMOCRAT Office. The sorrowing printers
who were engaged In he frat attack on
eight columns OF Christmas pastry, re-
celycd visits from a host o. sympaihillng
friends. who. with a singular unAnimliy.
forgot 90 bring anything more refreshing
than their presence. sympathy Il q great
iightener Of sfiictiOn. bat A. = practical
all In sorting pi, IL Is decidedly lnsfieient
w%uITTENORE DISTRICT.
q. H. u. Of Mason, asks all those In "a.
vor Of the motion 10 have a Brigade run.
ion 10 hold up their right hand until
counted mine Il raised In IL favor. and
what a nice idea u would be 20 meet on
Paris niil. the headquarters Of the Bh'
gade.
Seth Selbsillpg Il down with rheumaiic
fever, Ds. Draibury attends him.
Willie Cooper has formed . partnership
With Miss Cora Tucker % West Buckneld
the frm will hereafter be- known a. Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Cooper.
w. n. Cole and wife spent Christmas
with their daughter, Mrs. II ID. futile Of
Hebron.
Mr.. Royal has moved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
OXFORD

The Robinson mills are running on full
time. manufacturing tric0t Tor ladies'
weas. and the goods sell a. fast A. made.
=. I. Holhrook has been appointed a..
slgucc Tor George Parrot who has entered
Insolvency.
WIN Robinson had some OF The ends OF
his fngers cut on while working on The
shearsr In the Robinson mill.
Merrill Bracket with bis team % horses
and Frank Fogg with Cyrus llAyes's team
have gone % Ncsry 20 work 10 The logging
swamp.
Mrs. Henry Everett Is slcs with raeum'
attic FEVER.
The stores are ~abaniantly Supplied With
goods for The holidays.
Darrell 4 Hawkes. have pat In 4 doe lot
Of Christmas goods they are fortunate 10
securing The services % Mr. Tracy.
J. X. Chase has employed y. NJ iail-
brick 81 Bldatford. % anl.h Photograph.
A good photograph l. = good Christians or
New Year gin Give him q call.
George uAIen Is putilng up a stable
frank Hawkes.. Geo Eghcrt aud Thomas
Ellis are A. home from Anioyer, Mass, Tor
The holidays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

nf Gsrcf'nr. ~ Lesstor 49, ln town
a. seek ur cane Cd consult Nlth ID.
HarEu M regard o. tae case ~ Mrs. Va.
Efsarts
School c.osss a. North WOODSTOCK ris
-esk NJ klmhal "a givcn excellent
saishcrou. art he school has hccn =
Froftknls one
TIE yceums heit In connection Siih Do
SCHOOL have tcsn Interesting art prprtA-
Be- TIE At one Sss bell FRIDAY even
* necsuh@r i- Ihough tc eFcr.ug
80 stormy uary uorc srrr present tan
a. AZ r~ruFiuus mesIng Close attention
80 Elreu o. N exercises, Which Nefe
carrief out In = manucr highly crciitAn.e
o. thoss who participated lu neu. TIE
vouug msn sho have uksn part ~ te>s
f.scussious "a shosu themselves = hf
Ne RAJ az familiar sith the questions
To drrrss thsir as mafe ne ycelms
success snd their energy ar rAnstAk "a
IL uorhy ~ cuumcrtaton Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
PARIS

t.. s. Croker Is home from Bowioln
spending the holiday vacation.
John {. Swasey, OF Canton, son or Hon.
John Z. Swasey, Was In town Saturday.
lie Ia studvlng law with bis father.
The annual Academy meeting Tor The
election OF officers for the ensuing year
will occur At the Hubbard House on
Saturday evening, January a. al seven
o'clock.
very large audience assembled al the
Bsptis, church last Thursday evening, 81
the UnlOn Christmas exercises. The en-
tertAlnment consisted OF recitstions, sing
ing, etc, which were excellent Some OF
the smaller children executed their part.
in a manner that was particularly com
| mendable. The tree was large and heayl'
IN loaded. The distribution OF glfs wa
presided over BY Messrs. Wright, Austin,
Ihsyer and Waterman. The County Al
torney was In excellent spirits and exc
cuted his part Of the programme with be
| coming dignity. The CLERK OF Courts also
seemed 20 psrtake OF the spirit Of the oe'
csslOn, and both offered nttlng comments
upon the different gins with . breezy In
| dependence which was appropriate 70 The
| time and place and added 10 the enjoyment
| OF the evening. The eyes OF the lttls
| ones spanked with delight which caused
Ioy In the hearts OF their parents and
friends and gave evidence stronger thar
words that "it Is more blessed 10 give
than 10 receive" The presents were M
merous, many Of them valuable, and al
sppropriste-including q meat-axe 70 th'
| butcher, and . representative OF ''the NVu
| Amendment" to our Bowdoin student II
IL safe 70 say that there was o genuine
happiness 10 the square inch than viii b
seen again before one year from date.
The Unlyersalist Circle viii meet q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29

Rev. David Garland % Bethel. hAs made
q Christmas present % the A b. G. 3
Missions o. q complete compilation or al
historical records % - SEPARATIONS since
10 organisation 80 years " consisting
% 81 volumes OF the Inu1Tiisf AMI Hrralf,
o. volumes % anngA reports, } volumes
% annual sermons AL except one pub
Mshci from 1910 % is.c. It. value 10 the
Boari NAY be- appreciated whenii Is stated
that 10 Is The only complete record 10 en'
lsteuCe.
About * inches OF snow. and The Their.
mOmeter registering zero, makes business
lively a. Bethel
A large number o., horse teams from
Lewiston. HAllowel ant Dcerlng, annual.
IN pass through Bethel % the lake region
10 haul yartcd timber % the river. They
take their supplies mostly from Bethel
Many % the team are employed BY Cal
Turner, The veteran lamoermAn OF this
region. .
TIE First AMI Second Congregational
sabbath schools Ia Bethel united Ia =
Christmas FESTIVAL AZ the First church,
Friday evening The house wAs tAstefully
decorated. ani an imitation snow house,
ln a bower Of e~yergrcens, covered SIX III
tle girls who distributed The many and
valuable presents A. they were called BY
Rev. ID. W. Hardy Aud Judge Foster. The
opening exercises ~ The pastor, and The
singing by the choir, were appropriate,
and The rccltAtlons BY the children, and
singing By the little ones were an inter
esting feature Of the occasion. The Pas
Tor ana his good wife, who presided Al the
organ and led The Little ones In song, were
not forgotten 10 ;he distribution Of pres
ents.
The Methodist Society had trees Al their
| church, singing and Rotations by The
children. and distribution Of gins from
the heavily laden trees.
There were several neighbOrhOod gather.
logs, outside the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
MASON

Bas.ness l. very con here Iasi uos
notalng doiug AM boz very uttc wlll D.
done thls winter compare. with lAst A
snail qusntity Of birch vii bel hauici to
me mills All some pulp wool O. The depot
A. Wet Bethel
y q NILS has been visiting 10 Mass
hAs .nst returned
N L. sAli ~ those looking Or work In
the voots that help L. very p,euty ant
WkErs los
Thanks o. Q W W 90 H. timely words
.n rrgsri o. The iegsAive Reuuion h.
seems to Understand the situation % many
% thc oii mrnrcrs better than those hay.
.ng the matter in charge
The sudden death % Vice President
uenfrlcks cast a shaie OF sadness over
ne m.nis ~ oar people. snt much sorrow
L. expressed ~ al without distinction %
party
Ness = so scarce that it i hard o. fnf
eunnEh o. fr q card this morulrg
We have NJ blacksmith iu town our
people mostly go o. Wet Bethel o. have
thcIr sork done. The smiths are kept
tusy ros loe Gee evcySherc-a good
umc Nr the wicked o. stAnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
Horace Cole,
Norway Maine.

You should see aud read the OXFORD
COUNTY ADVERTISER. IL has all the
county news specially gathered for IL
by H. correspondents. No family a
afford to live without the weekly visit
Of this paper. II Il j. announcement for
you 10 borrow the paper Il will be sent
TO YOU on trial four months for fifty
cents.
The paper contains your sabbath
School lessons, a good story each week.
The land c~onyeyanccs for the whole
county. An able agricultural depart
ment. H~ousekeeper's column. Prize
letters for children. Poetry from the
best local poets.
The ADVERTISER i nOn-political and
takes no notice Of the political world
whatever but Il has all the local news
The ADVERTISER clubs with al the
leading papers and magazines. We can
ave you from ~ 70 90 cents on each
copy ordered through us. send 10 Us
for club list. Inclose postal for reply.
All inquirer receive prompt attention.
The ADVERTISER prints weekly ESQ
papers, which Il the largest number OF
papers ever regularly printed in Oxford
County. it, list Is an actual one and
~circulates among the best people.
those who advertise for profit use
the ADVERTISER a. the rates when cir
culation IL considered IL a third less
than any other paper ever printed In
Oxford County.
Try the paper 4 months only 30 cents.
Send two-cent postage stamps.
dress ADVERTISER, Norway, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

Gear anf colf mercury AZ fnof degrees
he,ov zero ne coolest 10 las hcen so faf
tls season
Su~cieri snow hAs hieu thc past week
to make goof s'e.gh'ug srf Iutg az from
the rumher % teams 90 he raj t - he.rg
So Improved
A uumhsr 81 horses AZ crcn have gone
up the past SEA kmung them Bowman :
~ .irf teams. O. 3D. ncu tte yaris IN
rstchei a York
Ltls IA go, q ues ssPPy ofgoois Df
Rarstwas
Water West soii thc hIic % Dc ~
lar b. W. BATES ~ Mknsfeit. Mas.
TIE logg NJ frus ar a. coufoftaoy
srttlof for tae uutef Ant ros ~
So bear ~ ~ trees, Ant big loais htll-
ci to t1e river
2 ? purkcs one OF oar prominent has-
.ocss uen ofta.riy years Az Is very sch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
RuMFORD CENTRE.

The Christmas entertainment was well
carried out, and gave very good sa,lsfac-
ton. Miss Pitcher from Ramford Corner,
assisted By Mrs. Capt Hayes, al the or
gan, rendered two very pleasing songs.
The male Qaarteiie ala Justice 10 their
part, which was good 20 say the least
Nearly every part WAS well received sumo
being enccred.
Eilery Park has commenced what We
consider will be q very profitable term Of
school
james Small has retained home for .
short vacation.
"a Abbott has returned from Boston u
care ior his sick mare, which We are pleased
20 say Is gaining slowly.
Walter Abbott has carried out som
good detective work since returning u
Boston; success 70 him. n.
Those pretty hanging lamps that J. 4,
stephens OF R1mford Centre orers At $50
Il the best trade ever offered In OXFORD
County, In the shape OF hanging lamps
They have SO prisms. Cannot be bough'
elsewhere for less than $40 or y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
NORwAYLAKF.

oar recent snow storms have male The
sieighiug All hat could b. desired. aud al.
srr prrPariug - begin their winters team.
lrE
hfsiu Rosc IL running a mia route a.
NorsaY village lie il oue of Nofway :
three nat pass through this place.
= L fkrtn e. % Lake nate Bis daugh.
trr Jessie = present 90 . nice upright
piano.
TIE roa1 al out from he foot OF Per.
rs HIl to ne Harrison stage road i nov
oprn o. travel
Tuesday evening. 90. ne Knights OF
ianor helf q meeting To- walkers Hal. %
form a Lodge % hat Orier Mr. Dutton
of lewiston, presided. and loitiated 81
memhcrs
AlhIon Bl-k iaielv Killed q = months Oh
pig trsf dressed sac lns
~ Eleanor Saith. wifow of james
SmN ~ he Hl years Oh the 25ih %
DcCcnrer She Is very on ant not "a.
pectci o. I've many days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
HAIIEnRn

Dec. fH-fkrmers never more hlsy thAn
to-day tt mas or nay uot an before
night 10 hNs cleared away ms Afternoon
i1Veiy. leaving ne moon in - splenior
TtIs morning. II a breezy srow storm,
shIch continued al iAy.
Nr Voss AT Vie IRON ililno.s called
A. mv rssIfcuce tie l1th We enJoyci =
meutN feast BE- va politically right
They Anew mAry % ny Jay pupils. whom
Va pleased . hcaf ron. They VII
v.st many in tbs StAie srt Massachusetts,
ssf,rr hey rctrrn West ne u an intcli-
gent person VIII 4 strong owe fof TIE
Western States lie oil return there 10
speuf Bis days
IhaveacanAfy Which broke out OF "a shell
70 the cage ssvtutecn years ago Being a
fne singer. she wAs prEoi highly Ihis
year she ga not sing muchi his al not
any. S.nCs cold weather she has hAihed
oNen Wlth.n a fes tays she began 70
CHR? ant sing
Oa he i.ts snow ON al lay TIE moon
shore ln ne u.ght. in The morning asmArt
snow storm greeted The early riser. being
some degrees warmer a. uight-sln seen
a. night
e0.h-Snow dances sone this morning
a. the piping o. BorcAs A. The Gay To-
crcAsc.. The piping l. loader. The dancing
stronger
Thsa isi 4. a lovely morning. oonmenoed
I'd iu the Afternoon
AIthough I have enjoyed much pleasure
In writing Cor. restlng Ant watching TIE
goof % thc postAi Card BrigNie since The
/ erst of as jAuasry I ~ithtras ~ = men,
/ hsr from tast loved class Of both sexes The
1T % Ian'y. i,,f A. CHRISTMAS comes
I before ! srite again, ! Sul Wish The bri-
gaic a mery Christms-yca many happy
once
Having raj a ChristmAs poem ten times
a. East Ruckfeli chapel l Informed The
audience thogght q Wa The last time !
should Rad my poem before them. Rev
Mr scott in his closing remarks. Which
wers heartfeit sali d. hopet I should come
"a ycafs more Lat ChrisimAs, oeiug
unable % 20, seui my Pocm 10 ny dAagh-
/ Ger. JlIs G. For1es. - rad
mcstug ~ the Wave on The i5th'
In wss voted O. provide = Christmas tree
a. The chapel Easi Buckneld on frilsy
evening. 2jih, fr Santa Claus II be should
1 cone
A drama = ln prspsration-The Last
I LoAf-Whlch oil ID acted 10 the hAsi
Buckfeld chape' his seAson. The pro-
] NHNAH ~ - NMN ~ AAr
Due notice oil b. given % ne tine OF act
iug. I trust that = good aafisnce VII
iooE for ne Last Loaf and Al enjoy a
bIef in Buckfeld. Nov :, Mrs Sabrina
Robinson. widow ~ Va. Robinson And
laughter OF Deacon Kills Of Sumner, ~ =
II Vear. She had lived forty years or
more In The home where she dled enloy-
~ ths esteem o. many Rev william X
French. u u. dictated a. me iunefA
bs I. one % ne oldest preachers OF the
order
Ths DENocEAr came WEDNESDAY Ansr'
noon Wa much pleased 70 see NE zoe
spoesrsnce Of TIE Pos'Al Gard brgAie
Afvsrclnr years aimouish ne not totlh-
with ths Brigade louger Although mls'
witbtraw from that mach loved class on
tAs rrsi DAY o. January neHt hope nay
a.. ths doings OF that body cannot hep
writ. NJ ffiends, you vii have one coo.
soiatlon-your articles sil cave ne Vn0'
ln workmanilke manner. IhAnks
HAKrFoRD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-12-29
= WNF

WIZ the change to milisr weather. The
lex people are couvaicscius
Christmts vlth ius usuA festivities has
passed
Therc pa family Tree Al W A. Suck.
ueys Th1rsfsy cysn.ng sni CHRISTMAS
fInufr 90 FrIfav Apunlc tree Slth cn-
trrta Irmcut A. the village unfer ne d.rcc-
tIon ~ the youug people FRIDAY evening.
ani q fan tree a. l. N Giles saturday
evening"
Cargucc Altri VII spend = part o. The
hoiIiays Al bone
Nrss has been received of the sAic ar
fIvN on r. Bean ant wife AZ B1cnos
Ayrss thr.f rassaEc Va a. unusualy
rough one
q : e. met With Della SFr.rg lPth
avry pleasant meeting