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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
OXFORD


Ne and Mrs. McKillop OF Boston were
In town io attend The funeral % Mrs. John
Dunn, which took place Nov 18th. The
services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Per
Mo. OF Lewiston
Mrs. Orrin Jones attended the funeral Al
Paris on wednesday. 9Th. 81 her sister,
NJ. llsnn.h, wife Of Ebert clifford. HcF
age wss 66 years aud months. A very
large number OF relatives aud friends were
present Rev. NJ. flit of'iclsuug.
BERTHE Phillip. Il teaching school In Eas,
OHford. AMI Harry Hayes In District No,
n.
Nellie w.lssr has been sick with gAs,ri'
IL
The Praying Hand from MeFal,s WAS Al
welchVille Sunday evening. A series OF
meeting. are bsing held a. ths, place.
FRED Bartlett, isvslsr. IL In town.
Photograph. of the NJ. T. church a. II
appeared on Harvest Sunday, have been
taken BY Chase aud are Tor sale a, George
Ksvanough's
several from this place went 90 Hebron
90 attend The closing exercises which were
very lntsrss,lug
Mrs. Lytl. waleo,i died Nov. q. In her
93i year. she bad shock % paralysis
some wsst. since aud failed rapidly uu,II
Der death.
Murisd-On Thanksgiving Day. Al The
residence 81 Joseph Rpblpson, ESQ by
Rev. L.. v. Emmons. Thomss Carr and
Lima Rohluson % Oxford. Mr Theron Il
Carr of Fulion. y. \. father 81 The bride
groom. vAs present. ss W. also Thomas
Robinson ani wife % windh,m, and Geo
Andrews ,nd family OF Portland. ~iih other
relatives Of The family. Amer an elegant din
nsr. The bride having exchanged her dress
% white ELK for q irsveliug drsss. The
happy pair started for New York. where
they will speni their Honeymoon, followed
~ shower % Oh slippers and rice thrown
amer ihfm for good lack.
George Andrews and family Of Portland
.ud y n Andrews and family OF this place
spsut Thanksgiving Day with their moth
e.. Nr. Fanny Andrews. Sac IL nearly
- years % age. bat retains her social fac.
uiile. 30 remarkable degree, and related
many Incidents Of her early lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
BETHEI,.

Aunlon service OF praise and prayer WAS
held az the NJ. Y. church, Thursisy even.
Ing. soow aud rslu sltsrns,sd through
out the day.
The sleighlng IL excellent
Large quantities OF p1lp wood are ssns
from Bethel station daily on the cars.
WIN. Il. Al. Il. Skliliogs have shu, down
their spool mill for repairs.
The lambermen are getting Ia supplies
for the winter. \. ID Al VI Phllbrook
are supplying large numoer OF heavy OK
en- for them
". T. Timberlsks OF Phillips. County
Attorney-elect OF franklin County, with
his family. are visiting NJ Ceylon Rose's.
John q. Twltchsll. senior member OF the
nfm OF Twltehell. Chsmplln & Co, whole.
ssle grocers. Portland, spent Thsnksgiv'
Ing With his aged mother.
Judge Foster received . splendid horse
from Auburn Tassisy.
Bethel Lodge No. 97, v. a A. Masons, viii
gold their annual Installation OF of'icers At
Risl,o Hall, Bethel. Tuesday evening. DE.
csmher :. All Masous aud their families
ATE cordially Invited. An oyster supper
and soclsbls sf,sr the Installation. ID ID
"a. NJ. Stanley OF Dltnsli II expected 10
conduct the installation ceremonies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
WEST BETHEL.

Amer few bolstsrOus. winter.llke days
Ne are hs,ing bssuilfal weather for the
season.
Miss Mlnui.E Wheeler came home from
Bates College saturday
A O Paine of Marlboro. Mss. was In
town over sunday.
Frank T. Stevens IL giving cool salts
faction q. teacher OF our winter school,
aud II IL now thought the term Will con.
time Tor IL weeks
The Adrsrii,,r has bew eorre'pouisn,
here.
Mrs \ n. Wentworth has sold The
william Grover farm 10 Z. l. Watts, OF
Dsering.
Charles & Merrill has gone 10 Gorhsrn.
y. II. 20 WORK 10 carriage shop during
The winter.
Mrs. rrsneo. G. stowe has moved TO
Bethel Hlll
Thsrmomttsr , below zero, Saturday
morning
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THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WEST PARIS.

Bert Young Il huildlng . studio. when
dashed We shall have nrst class photo.
grspaie rooms Mr.. loubg l. . good
artist
Apples are coming Ia freely. Thousands
OF barrels are being orousht 10 this station
f0r shipnsnt
Oar traders rspOr, q good fall trade
Oar winter term OF school commsnces
nes, Monday. taught ~ GALAXY Pct o.
WoodstCck.
There /. sres, l.ek OF reu,. In our VII.
lage--fsmlliss liyipg In shops, etc. and
many families Al Trap Corner, mile away,
The men travelling bach and forth 10 their
vOrk In the chair factory.
Oar chair factory Il making aud ship
ping some eco chairs . week. and s,in MI
kimo.l wants more chairs.
Oar new stove store IL getting nne
trade.
The two Orders. Masonic and OLA Eel.
lows. ar, In q rlarishiug coalition.
The condition OF oar roads l. such tia,
bat little LANDER or wood Ia. bevn hsuled
% our village
Unele John wills. With bis oi dog
Dick. l. 90 the var path FOR foxes this
fsii. ard many q slv CD fox falls from The
unsrring aim % Unels Johns gun. We
would hardly sappose that man al the
sge % uneie John would feel Ike chasing
foxe..
Israel EnmOus 90 Grreuvooi. Who re-
Gently bought the Enoch whit,smorr
stand. l. getting oui The timosrs and The
lumber flr ballding two-siory building.
s6HsO-ths upper story Tor . tenement and
lover part for store. The bullding will
b. comnsucci as soon a. the lumoer Il
reAiy.
Dssh,ns Hall IL progressing eusly.
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LOWELL.

David Coma 10 s,lll very siek
J A. Fufington IL making good progress
on al. new house II the village.
r. G. Russell. Eta VI. s.ssrns, Annl-
Sie.ru. and Ernest Hatch are home from
North BnigtOn Academy.
Ars,a. sis,rns and Y. NJ. Russell are
home from Bo~doin.
W. q brown aud BsrJ amin Russell 90
% Iuisry,lc. y H.. this winter 10 work Tor
Mr.. Muigeit on his hotel.
A W Mason has gone 10 Lawrence 10
spend Thsuksgislug
David Stsaru. has taken his carts OF
the road, sul 10 seiillng up with bic Gus
TONERS.
J ~. Siearrs Is 20 work this Ninter lot
T. q. Charles, logging
Your correspondent Moni,y klliei Two
hogs and Que COW, weighing 10 81 1850
MOUNDS
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DENMARK.

Harry wodi, who has been at work In
MSS. IL At home for few days.
q. VI. Ssnborn, OF Pendextsr 4 Ssnbofn,
hs. bDugh, the Interest Of g. o. Pexdsxtsr
and will continue the business 81 the old
stand. Mr.. Psndex,er reiires amer being
engaged 10 the clothing business here near
twenty years; rrst with l.. A. Poor. and
Afterwards with Geo. w. Gray, J. {. Hodge
and @. N. Ssnboru.
sc. Davis, E.q IL having the frame
for . stable sawed at Ingalls, 4 Ssnoorn's
mill; will pa, Il mp this fall n the weather
continues favorable.
A. T.. Piugree IL preparing to DO quite
I,b OF logging for l. Ssnb, "a. The logs
will be hauled TO Moose Brook near this
village. aud ara sold to parties at Sseo.
The storm Thanksgiving Night int,rfsred
with the ball ct Odd Fellows Hall, bot
quite . respectable company was 10 Al
tendance.
The drama that Was postponed on &C
count OF the storm will be presented Dec
"a. The play will be followed BY dance
and supper.
fathers, has gone 70 Turner to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Sarah Watson has returned to Cor.
nlsh.
Isaiah Cheney OF South Cornish. whose
wife died two weeks ago. has come 10
make his home 1t his daughters. Mrs. Ru'
fus Bennett
IA. Bennett. Superintendent Of d. 4 8.
n. Railroad. spent ThAnksgiving at the
home OF his father, Moses N. Bennett
The students. come six or eight 10 nun.
Der. from this town who have been o..
tending school ct Tryeburg Academy. ere
home on short vacation.
Oar village schools. under the instruc-
tioo OF N. b. Cobb and Miss Nav 4. Keith.
close next week for vacation OF one
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STATE PicK-UPs.

Dover and Fo1srOn are 70 have water
works
Oas nan wss Killed and another fatally
lriarei ~ oeirg struck BY a loeomotl.e
na crossing 10 Biddsfcrt, Friday nignI
In an sltsrcsilou At Portland one m.n
caught Up plcs.s1s aud struck u into
he back % smother. mrtiug an ugy oo'
DOT ssriouS vOapd.
Tie entire stock OF Hoy,. fogg A Don
Ian. inc,ating the Year Book. has ben
pafchAsei OF their assignee 81 J. ID
Gfsgory and W. n. stsArus.
II l. said that . committee OF me
Grand Lodge % Good rsmplsrs vill asa
th- legislature fOr an amendment 70 the
hqaor Av. hsvlng special rsfsfsne 70 me
cider question.
The moss Of The Congressional deiegs-
Too from this state we're entertained ~
Bah Saturday. The 20t1. for The parpose
% Inspecting Baths facilities Tor snlp
oaiiting. With rsfsrsbo. - the estsbhsn-
neni % navy yard there. a osnqaes
-ss rendered By The Board OF Trtoe' sno
several speeches were made relating 70
he merchant marine and The estAohsn-
nert OF navy yard q: Bath
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
HEBRON

Ms, Nellie Glover len lat Monday, No
vsmber sgi. for Massachusetts,. where she
will .psnd the winter with her sister. Mrs..
Csnisllc Ml.. Glover will he greatly
missed. - she has been In the store and
post once for several years 90 the salts.
faction % all. We wish her pleasant
winter In her new home.
good many spplss have len here this
week
Thanksgiving Day briggs a, q snow
storm.
Since writing the above Ne greatly r..
sret hearing OF the death of Mf-. George
N watkins OF Portland. wife OF the former
editor OF The DENocR,T.
Pfidsy evening. Nov. i9Ih. the Academy
closed with . very interesting exhibition,
consisting OF reciis,lous, destinations sni
music by the students A new hni enter
tanning fcsiure 81 the exercises was the
.killful playing OF The hsrmOnlcs BY VIZ.
Five of Seigwick. A. close OF the pro-
grsmme very Interesting remarks were
made by Prof Sargent A large number
we're present. ani among The many frnm
abroad. Mrs Dodge % Seigwlct, v. III.
Cushing and James MOODY OF Turner. John
Gsrrl.h Of Baekn,li. Mamie Jones sni
Chsrls- Andrews ~ OKfori. was gisi
IN mss, our energetic young member ofthe
r.. CD Probably twenty ofih- students
will isach district school. this winter.
Accident. will h,ppea even - nlal'tris.
and lest Slhh,,h mofulng whu- oar pas
tor, nv. & T. Harden. ~, bringing -
many a. the two se,iei csfflsgi would sc.
commOia,s. the horse lell In descending .
step bin snd broke sihill Tn oesupin,.
disposed OF themselves gate 81 iicnly. bat
without irjary except flight
Prof sni Mrs. Sargent len w'ine'iv
20 .ps nd Thanksgiving al frespoft
Mr.. W A Bartlett aud her niOiher lcft
here this week Tor Wyoming
4 Few people enjoyed = vefy profitable
sermon Thanksgiving Day. aud large
numb.r enjoyed good dlnner All r'crp'
ton Al the chspel In The eseulns.
The apples are s,lll tfsvellng samuel
Quincy sent = carload 20 C,niis nrsi Of
the week.
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INV BOOKS FBoM LEE a SHEPARD
BOSTON. MASS.

llara. ~ Alfred Tenuysou 70 fsVorite
posm osauufally Illustrated. The Toe story
fsioif via The pencil. a. song 10 enhan'
tsi hys sweet iune. The tsnderness -
vtry toaching. and ve are sure ihN 10
as form IL will yin msnf more readers
az admirers. Price 81 ~.
Itf FlaHy. ~ Charles y Thsirg IL q
book hat hss been snXiogsly looked TOT
A. hat fsl1ll. al The expectations OF ne
nacy ffisDcs OF this author. IL 10 q con-
glsls historical and social study OF this
o. ct. ard leaves nothing 10 D. desired
fof tas understsnting % 10 a. 10 cones
'ron ths past OF a. II may be 10 TIE "a
i1rs 10 IL very Interesting 10 those
SCAT % enter intO mis- rslstion or Tor
hose Ivlng untsr their osn vine aud
ssskirg The spiritual beauty that should
Eaihef found The home. The book l. rne-
u rfiriet on The best paper and shoali oe
am hook 81 The season. Price - ~
4 b.r1a Girrs AaiHilAs, BY Nirginus
y Iovr.sni 10 an Nssurvd success s =
So, TIE suthor kDoss boz to wife
~ a. to touch al hearts and sin thsif IN
isf,si io he very end % The plo'. oae
ssAvss ths 'Ale wiih 10 loves and sorrows
"a g1i aut SHADE 80 ~ % maze ~ me
7cisfs % ne. There IL no, duh sen
tstcs iu ne book IL Il 1ne 20 see bow
GOD deeds are rewarded and DO. nonss'
poverty wins 10 ssy % pleniy. We rec
ounstt he book heartily |. nrsuA's
tovsi
AZ Issf. By Oliver Optic 10 another
s9od book q The boat series BY tbs word
hncus ssi5or for boys. lie gives them
i,s hsst story AID stveutare. ~in- Well
aiisui.on with vivid portrsysis OF BOY. ne
act iasn aids knovledge ~ tatir mis-
hsps Anf mistake. % bow "a - sailor.
Here - tae shols story % rigging din-f.
sui crsns told rlih The charm OF 40 oid
sat- The hook IL g. good A. gold ha'ias
Nistin. Price ei 80.
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ALBANY

Freeman n. Bsnrsii sni Chssley II.
Feruslt have hem drawn - jurors ~ serve
90 the Grad Jary In The Uuiied States
District Coart Ia Portland The nrsi russ-
dsv In Dee.
Youf Porter correspondent refers IN The
old regiment % milliis In Western Oxford
Art says there are but three ~ The Geld
oficsrs now living That regiment com
pfisst fes more towns than be named.
and there l. one OF The reEimenisl stsr yet
living J. n. Loy.loy % Albany was Qaar.
,srmasisr % the regiment several years
va. detailed for service Ia The famous
" Msds-.sks War. AMI wNs a. Augusis
when General Bolster 10 the State militia
sni General Winfield Scott o. The Uolisd
Stat. Arny organized AMI mastered In
iae rrst troop.
Mr. Trleksy OF Jackson. y II IL ,l.i,-
lng hsr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Bird.
oar slslshiug. which was quite good. l.
resrly Esed up.
That ever welcome Thanksgiving Day
sheds bls-sirgs uppu al.
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MASON.

Have hsd two weeks OF poor sleighing
In November some bare ground now !
ground bat lit;ie frozen.
A. o. Paine Of Marlboro, Mass. vas 10
town over Sundsy; be came down To sec
III. fsihsr who L. very aged AMI feeble
\. q and A II Grover are s,lll running
their thr,shine msehlug, they are having
long JOB. They report that grain Yields
fairly this year.
Many Of oar people are making sleis and
preparing for logging and hsuling birch.
A. \ Be.n q buying . big lot OF birch
and poplar, be iss live man snd tesps
business lively.
CT. Brown and y. Y. Mills .hoi q nice
deer near the foo, OF Iisy.tsck Moun,sin.
las, week. Your correspondent can ,esil'
" from experience thsi deer steak IL not
bad N take.
III Bean. E.q IL huntlng fot school
teacher. the one be hired IL sick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
GREENWOOD.

Frank Bennett and wife were married
aboat q year ago, and last spring wsut "a
Massachusetts, "a work where they re-
msined until q few days ego, when they
returned 10 her fathers. Mr. Bsus, q Is
an only brother OF Mrs. A. y. Brooks, whom
he and wife visited yesterday.
George & Cole has bought the Eagcne
shedi farm. and gill move on n u this
week
George Cammlngs, Who owns half OF the
Shadsgee mill. soli bis personal property
at auction. and IL going 10 boston 10 drive
team. A. X. Ilieis thinks Of buyisg hls
half OF the mill
Edwin Brooks. son of REV samuel
Brooks. was visiting bls folks about hsfe
last week. Ia the meantime delivering .
number Of lectures, last Friday evening he
spoke At Brysnts Pond on the snbIsci OF
"Chris,ianlty and fnfdslliy." lie Is q
Married man, about 80 years OF sge. snd Il
said 20 be q good speaker.
One OF Deacon Bfysnrs friends gave him
q potato last spring which yielded two
bushels ani thiriy-nlne pounds by sexual
weight. n was planted one Eye In bill,
aud IL called the Dakota Red.
We were glad 10 learn that the Sapfcms
Couft ~ Massachusetts, had decided Ia
.hu, NJ barber shops on the Sabbath. IL
SEE ms % point rather more toward Chris
tlsniiy than II dli agar sgo last spriog
when the authoTliies Of Dosion fined and
Imprisoned numosr OF ministers for read
log the Bible AMI preaching the Gospel on
the Common That looked rather despOt-
ic, considering that Plymouth Rock. Buu.
her IIlll Mouumsn, and fsnasll Hall are
all within the llmlis OF the State, ,ni speak
In pretty strong term. Ia favor ofeisil aud
religious liberty.
Joseph Canning. has hcen qalie 10
lucky IN horses this season he Lost one 10
Juue. and smother last Friday amer sick
ness ~ two days.
Meihousht. Al last. the muse hal fOsn,
ADD len me here 9TH prose alone,
Hat here she comes and just IN time
To end once morv my carl IN thyme
~, Heaven bless the musss sseei,
Who write ani sing In strains complete
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r SUMNER.


The winter term of school al East sum.
uer opens Monday. Dec. 9, In charge OF ID.
A Cats % Dlxneli
Several % The district school. have al.
ready bsRuu.
II would De difficult 10 dad 10 plsoc no
larger than East Sumner. mofe peat.
convenient. wsll.kspt postofice than that
msnsg,d by Ess,msD, The scotsman. lie j.
attentive aud quick 10 attend al demands
and mistakes rarely occur. II l. mainly
thsough his Efforts aud his extensive busi.
ness through the malls. that Ne have The
mouey-orisr department Ewi Samuer
I. great place for newspaper. Ga some
night. over 100 copies are distributed
Mr. Eastman has about 90 copies per week
aad yoar corrrsponient nov ha. II regu.
lar issues pr week besides ,ransleuu.
StOCtM
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w. SUMMER.

Thanksgiving passed on very quietly
here. There was q dance 81 Washington
Hall In the evening and oil pronounced IL .
good time.
sleighirg Is somewhs, improved BY our
last snow storm.
DR.. @. N Bisbee seems to have his usual
amount OF riding.
II. 4. Coburn. our 8. 3. Committee, 10
quite busy at present Visiting the schools
under his Jurisdiction. Mr.. Coburn takes
On interest 10 school Affairs, and 10 well
qusli1ed for the position. The town of
Sumner does we'll 70 employ competent
men for such Offices.
@. NJ. Small has gone ~ his home In
Liminston for . few dsysi II. o. Tusll 10
cIerking for him.
T.. L. Tasll would like 70 keep horse
for the use Of him. He wants good driv-
or and win agree TO csc him Will.
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NRWRY.

Thanksgiving is ushersd In by very mild
weather, almost too mild 20 promise along
continuance Of the good sleighlpg. Sluee
the suosfsl. some two or three weeks ago,
The weather has been moderate. The gtOuod
bal little froEsn and no Ice In the streams
Operators In The woods would like to see
a cold snsp 10 close up The mud holes ard
give better footing FOR their teams.
J. A. Thurston has bis mill sboai CON.
pleted he intends 10 use about 1000 cords
OF white birch FOR spool strips and dow.
Ella. lie also Intends 10 Purchase and turn
large quantity of dowel squares from the
mills Al Sssn's Corner and the Branch.
Mort Thurston. at the Branch, I. con.
tracing Tor large lot OF birch 10 worn
into spool strips and bowels.
c. &. Harlow lntsnds 10 work crew Of
men and six Oxen getting out birch. Other
parties viii operate on smaller scale In
this section.
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NO. FRygBURG.

The chaai.uql, Circle will NEE, with
Mr.. Abbott OF the evening OF Nov. 80.
samuel wiley. OF Toll Bridge, Who has
been blind fof May years. has recently
died.
The suction nov In proSre.. q, North
Fysburg glvss the pablo an opportunity
~ secure general merchAnilse a. much
lower than retail prices
The funeral services OF isoniss Haley
wsr, held on The afternoon OF Nov. 20, 81
the residence ~ Jews,i Haley. The ser
vices we're conducted by R-v NJ. ROBERTS,
assisted by Rev. % y. Alsord
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nRYANrs POND.

A NJ. whitman Pos, has engaged Rev.
q n. SAlnu OF Desrins 10 lecture here.
Tue.isy evening. Dec. :. NJ. Shinn spoke
here few months ago ard The people here
will bc glad OF the opportunity 20 bear BIN
sgsin. Ills subject will De southern 10.
ioni.i." and one that be IL DO doubt tmll'
la With. being native OF Virginia aud 9
soldier through the war.
II. Ioaghion, q, The furniture store.
tesp. good sslecilon OF goods Al low
prices. lie Il doing good ampsn' OF
hu.lnrs.
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WATERFORD
an. re,k

News i.fcifce this week
The campaign With inrkey ended on the
g5th.
Your correspondent, noticed . pair OF
robins the 22i Inst somewhat unusuh Tot
thi. season OF the year.
George L. Youpg IL AZ home on yaea
ton. be IL employed BY the u & NJ. II. u
Co.
Miss Emms Stsnsood and Albert Muir
ply % Detroit, Mich. were united In tbs
holy bonds Of mstrimony. Thanksgiving
Day. At the residence Of the brides father.
They 20 West la q fe~ days.
A social dance Al village Hall the 2ith.
oao 81 Moshsr's Hall. North Waterford,
Thanksgiving Night
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WILSON'S Mills

IL Il boxing wintry ZOE the season 10
This section. Can 40 With slsighs where
The rONf. Ar smooth.
Gsrfsid l. up. prospecting for another
moose. walter Backnam l. scting a. guide
Cor him.
lloracs ffSst. whose camp IL At Ham.
mou's Broot. KILLED three deer In two dsys
last week Two % them had nue heads ,
be Got So for the best bead.
Sydney Bsunst, kiliei nice deer Weigh.
inx about go. IL hal . handsone set OF
Antlsrs
Fr,d York 90, one The same day, sold
Tie bead for so. o. he set up
\ Bickfofd 4. moviug into The woods /,
zoe. iuio tae sane camp be occupied las,
winter
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ANnOVER.

Henry T. Fsrrir OF South Aniover rs.
bought The william Eiiiou farm on Red
Hlll. Rumfort.
Thanksgiving was observed by service.
Al The Congregational church Ia The morn
ing, the usual number Of family reunions,
ard drama AMI dsuce Ia The evening"
The Audover Dramatic Club presented
the drains. "One Hundred Years Ago,
Thursday evening.
Miss blanche Poor II 20 spend The win'
ter with her aani. Mrs. Laeia Smith. 10
New York.
Captain John Gooli bad = "shoek" Toes
DAY night
IN Thomas Il bullilng . stable.
CAPT, Fred Barker l. In town.
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PERU.

Hen thieves are on the var path. Sur.
day night they went into the hen house OF
J. T.. Consnt and stole hens aud roost-
or, and then stole i've from ID. W. Knights.
Then they stole the trumpet OF the ferry.
and then took fourteen from y. q. Hop.
aims, aud they took some more from Josiah
Hall, aud then they took . turkey that had
been given Elder Lovsj,y for bic Thanks.
giving diuner.
Born-On the i7th. TO the wife OF A. A.
Babb. o daughters II weighed 10 lbs.
The farmers 10 this section are looking
for sweet corn money.
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NEWSPAPER NOTES.

CIV. Ksyes a Co. Publishers OF ios
Fsrnisgt0a CArOaicls. have purchased
nsv mstsrixl since The are. and the
cArOaiels IL nov printed 10 10 Own
occ.
We have 10 sckuovlei Fs the receipts OF
abanbsr % the Plttsct Afssrfissr OF the
issss % sept =. Tue Afrsrfissr IL one
of0s osst Of oar local exchanges oai
ve mat confess that The news In this 10
sas IL little stale. coming - 10 does on
he f4t Of November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
HARTFORD.
Snow NOS. gone mad enough.

Snow most gone; mud enough.
Francis jordan has sold tas Caarchin
farm. so-callei, To Herbert Irish for 5000.
There IL soms talk among the citizens OF
Hartford OF having . corn factory a. Hart.
ford Centre next year. II, IL considered .
good location.
Walter Hsyford los, ie turkeys and . few
chickens q short time ago. The 'lueky'
man that found them has not pa. In al sp'
pesrance.
Albert Sampson has closed his meat bus
mess for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
r. BROwNPIRLD.

Thanksgiving Ia, come and pissed, aud
the usual home coming and going has
made the hearts OF many glad. while 10
those who look 10 vain Tor los: ones I, was
q sal snuly r-ary.
Mrs. Polly s,Iekney has been quite ~,
but 4. better.
The scholar. are home from fDeburg
They will probably attend The winter term
At thl. district school. N reports OF the
ability % the teacher are correct
Mr.. Brooks. manufacturer OF spring beds,
has moved 10 the Centre.
CT \. G. meeting at l. fflnS-. on
Saturday. ?iih.
W CT 4. At Miss Springs, DEC ?.