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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
BETHRL.

Abner Davis, Esq OF Bethel, died AZ
Bo.ton Highlands, whittier he had gone %
visit bis son, last Monday blght. lie bad
been Ia feeble health for some time. and
thought . change might be beneficial. lie
was one OF our most respected business
men, and an active member OF the Cougre'
~gailonallst Church by whom he will be
greatly missed. lie represented the fve-
burg District In the Maine Legislature In
isig, was In trade 81 Milan, ". II several
years, and came 10 Bethel about 30 years
$50 and formed . co-rar,nershlp with ".
G. Foster, and KEEP, . general store. About
rneen years $50 he sold his business 10
Mr.. Poster, and went into the Custom
House At Portland. But that Was no place
for his active mind. and he o o resigned
his bis position there. and returned 70
Bethel and engaged In the wholesale -four
trade, which he continued until his death.
lie leaves a widow and one son. Marshall
W.. Davis. who graduated at Yale. and has
travelled extensively In Europe, and 10 now
q teacher In the Latin High School ~ Bos.
ton Highlands; aud two daughters one
the wife OF VIM. T.. Skilllngs OF Bethel. the
other q clerk In one OF the departments si
Washington. ID. G.. His family have The
sympathy OF the whole community In their
bereavement, and the business circle In
which he moved have met with = great
loss.
Mrs. T.. w. Woodbury. IL recovering
from q severe attack OF nervous prostra'
ton, which rendered her recovery doubt
ful for several days.
T.. w. Woodbury. was struck In The eye
by the horn OF an on last Tuesday. and bu'
for timely medical treatment would have
los, the sight OF ~ bu, Is coming out al
right.
The sno OF the past week hiss been
badly dhned. and the roads In Bethel are
In bad condition.
Col. G. 4. Edwards IL plliug railroad
sleepers upon the grounds OF the Grand
Trunk Railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
NO. FRYEBURG

There was a driving storm Tuesday snC
wednesday morning the roads were com
plstsly blocked.
T. J. Haley has returned home from
Portland. where he has been 20 have AZ
eve removed. Dr. T.. T.. lIol, and \. c.
Gordon successfully performed the opera
ton. and Mr.. Haley IL doing nnely.
The North fyeburg Dramatic Club re
peAted their entertainment 20 a large 81
Gience. last Friday night.
The Birch IIiii Circle held their snnua
meeting last Wednesday a. Mrs. Hattie
Jones's an oyster and pastry supper wa
served. and In the evening there was NJ
entertainment. consisting Of Mrs. Jarley''
wax work show. readings, tableaur. etc
Although The roads were almost impassa
DIE. there was a full att ndAnce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
MASON.

Another snow, blow and big drifts, but
very pleasant Is all I have to say about The
weather.
ID. T.. Mills has been catching foxes.
lie hauled out the carcass OF q COW ltsi
fall into . psstare. and about two weeks
ago he set four traps the nett week DC
went to see them, and the frst hsd Q mouse
In 10 and the other three were gonel ntf
hunting q while he found them, aud each
trap had = fox In It. We up here have
voted Daniel the cake. Next.
A. q. LoveJoy lost o OF his nice calves
the other day. The calf got hung between
s,snehion and PARTITION II was hurt and
chilled 80 that no amour. OF money would
save 70
Rev. Nathan Andrews and wife have
beer visiting In tows. They were warmly
welcomed by their many friends here.
There was q quarterly meeting At the NJ.
T.. church last Wednesday the attendance
was not large on account Of the bad tray'
cling. Presiding Elder Allen was present
A. I. Bean had To leave the woods on &C.
count OF the thsw, but he has resumed
work again.
Milford Brown has moved Into the g.
Murphy house; he IL 10 work In A \. Beans
mill when Z, starts ~.
Two families have moved into the lum-
Der camps In the upper end OF the town.
Cutting birch l. al the business now.
Charlie. Plngree IL canysssiug for Fred
Mllle,,. OF South Paris.
Ill ID. eau Ind the exact point where
the suns rays touched the earth al the
dawn OF the nrst day, then his doubts viii
fse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
MIDDLE INTERvALR CBrrmrL)

J. II. a A. NJ. Carter are drawing quite
. quantity OF poplar Tor the Yarmouth
Pulp Co. and are cutting quite an amount
OF birch and pine for Natter 4 Hastings.
Those Who know 10 employ their time
n 20 The beat advantage are an horor 10
their profession, they have no time 10 tat.
tie, and their motto Is
Let sianiersrs 80.
They will reap vhsi they sou"
A few weeks ago We had . carpenter Al
work here who claimed be could collect
wages FOR time on the road, coming 20 bis
work more common sense AZ well as good
principle Il wanted there.
The Pine Woods school closed recently |;
Sylvia farwell ranked high In physiology
and algebra.
Mrs. ". Aunas has been quite al. Her
daughter Belle was obliged 10 leave school
on account OF Der mother sickness.
Sylvia FArvell Ia msking q japanese
quilt OF six very nice and handsome.
Mrs. \ Kendall and family have moved
10 IVES, Bethel. We miss them for they
were Kind and obllging ~nslghbors.
Mrs. A. Chase IL very feeble Dr. Wiley,
though very aged occasionally call. 10 see
her.
Inc "IN-tNuA@tcI ~ tuf tiNl ~ WIZ 'tel-
tsous and ohllEing; such will succeed.
M, assistant, Katie Locke. seems well
nltei for the place.
Flo. Bartlett recently closed . successful
term OF school Ia Dist No. T..
have In ms possession an album qaili
made OF squares which scholars and friends
In Enrol. n. n. presented 10 me more
than ten years ago. Some ~ the names
are Invisible. bat those which are stu
plain are y. J ilsley. Rosa May Davis TO
Der teacher. Ella Davis. ". ". ferten, \.
A. Blanchard. L. A. Harper. Ella Thurs
ton. A. L. Davis. NJ. Demerriii, NJ. j.
Bragg. l I'm very sorry thu, they were
not all indellble.
The Salvation Army has come 10 Bethel.
Thslr motto seems 10 be-'0o out Into
the Highways and hedges and compel them
10 come In that my house may be allied
not by force bot by persuslou, BY earnest,
persevering enireaiy. Such Efforts Tor
good must meet with succsss,-because
there 1. no secisrisnism, no pride, no
~seln.hness, In the leaders.
A bad case OF rheumatism has been re-
liey~d here by the use OF Aihlophorosi We
recommend II highly. Rheumatism IL quite
prevalent Ia this ss well a. other vieinities
and a. IL IL Q disease OF the blood hdt Is
what should be male better BY the use OF
proper medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
PARIS

Qllie 9 number responded 10 The l1si
,s,ion given the unlVcrsallst Ladies' CIR
Gle. 20 attend the snterialnmsri OF th'
Norway Ladies Circle. last Wednesday
evening. The shamrock was flled, an {
few single teams went Ia addition. Al
report q pleasant evening.
An Item In relation - . Mr. Perkins.
which sppesTei In last weeks iirsrfis1
1. somewhat Incorrect. Rev. Chas. Per
kins. who IL visiting friends In this place,
IL from Iowa, Instead OF Minnesota lie
Is not over eighty years OF axe. bot Il
se~ysniy.two. lie came from Western
Iowa alone. and Intends 90 remain here q
year or thereabouts. lie has not been la
Maine slnce he left Woodstock, twenty
years ago.
County Attorney Wright was away sew
ersl DAYS last week. attending the hearing
OF fos.. the Brownield murderer.
The Unlyersalist Ladies' Circle will meet
AZ Academy Hall, Wednesday evening.
Jan. II. The farce. mo Care, No Pay"
will be presented, amer which there will
be the usual dancing. Music by three
piece. Of y. l.. Kn,pp's Orchestra, OF So.
Paris. Admission A. usual.
Rev. Mr. Cochrane exchanged with Rev.
A. q. Fi,r OF South Paris, last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
PARIS MANUFACTURING 60.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
q this company was held last Wsdhss-
day. The company Is shown TO be IN =
prosperous condition. The business done
the past year has exceeded that OF any
former year by about $4,000; and
although IL has been = year when COM
petition has reduced prices lover than
ever before. a fair prof, has been made
This Il especially encouraging. as con-
siderable has been done on new lines Of
goods, from ~hieh little vas 10 be ex-
pecied AZ frs.
About $1,000 Of new stock ha. been
taken during the year.
The labor bill Of the company Tor the
year has been about $4,000 From
coo, 900 TO 7OO. 900 feet Of lumber have
been used. and il Is expected that a,
leas, l.OOO.O 900 feet will Be required
during the next year.
The company expects 70 DO al increased
business during 1856. and enters upon
the year With more hopeful prospects
than ever before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
RtIMPoRD CENTRE.

Some twenty members OF Blazing stsI
Lodge visited Jefferson Lodge, the 10Th. a
Brysn,'s Pond. for the purpose OF working
the 81 degree, but owing 10 sickness some
OF the officers were away. Jefferson Lodge
did the work, which Was first-class In ey'
cry respect. They have the thanks OF al
visitors from this way for providing
pleasant affair, including an oyster supper
The Dlxneld Dramatic Club presented the
drama Comrades" and the fArce"rhcks.'
here the 22nd, all the parts were very
well sustained. but Albert Park ~ Matt
Windsor" Lizzie G. Stowell - MAY
Manning" aud Sybil L. Dillingham; %
" Nancy Nlpper." deserve special mention,
a. their parts were carried out In excellent
style. The travelling WAS bad, though
very good house greeted them.
II. A. Small opens . branch store q
Hanover, the 25ih, In the store formerly
occupied by Mr.. Knappi his son, Edward
I Small, viii have charge Oft
The towns expense viii be reduced about
1000.
David Glines has made . very good rec
ord a. Collector thus FAR. but va presume
the 600 remaining viii come slow.
III We are not greatly mistaken, some ol
the Surveyors win want o money u
keep the roads broke ont In good shape
Some agents have expended oil that VA
allowed them, or nearly 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
WILSON'S MILLS.

We Ar having a touch Of winter wealth.
~. occasionally. a. the mercury stool Il
- degrees below zero, Tuesday norma
and a uunher % The boys a. the camps
cane In Tuesday Don with frorsn ears
and noses.
man BY the name % william Ryan. al
work Tor wheeier a kiinwooi. cat Lls
knse badly.
Five men len Carlton & wight's, Thur.
days osuse-,rouble a. 20 who should b
Z" boss
waiter B~gckuAm's fancy steers got loose
The other night, ani ate 81 much meal
that II nearly Killed them; they wee not
able % WORK Tor some DAYS.
John Chandler brought up q load OF
men. Friday. and Clark. the mall carrier,
has hsf al be could bring up the lss, two
trips. mrn are constantly coming frOm al
points o. the compass, 10 work In The
woods.
Mr.. Nelly SturtsvAnt hss returned from
Bethel. and commences school In The lower
school house g5th Inst she has taught =
uumbfr % schools on The river, and i an
excellent teacher.
John Oic-on has gone 90 Bethel with
his oldest child. 90 see = Dr.
n. W Pickett l. stopping In town = few
days.
A salesman nom S,,hl Bros 10 In town,
selling watches and iescly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
= ppovyFrrIp

The p,st week has been very favorable
for Numbering, logs. bark and poplar arr
being drawn 10 the station In great qusn'
Titles.
foss. the murderer. Was brought from
New Hampshire on Wednesday. the 20th
before this Is In print he viii probably b
. prisoner In Paris jail
Miss Lizile futile OF Andover. Mass II
whiting Al Mrs. samuel Stickuey's and T.
]. Allsrd's.
The telephone Il completed. and the OF
ice Il In l.. ". Giles's store.
Charles Blokford. Of Ssco, with his new
wife. Il ,lsltlug At his fathers, c. w. HEX
fori'r.
y. q. Jewett. the veteran stage driver,
has been detained Al home two weeks with
his little ION who Is very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
PORTER.

We are having q stormy week. The
storm OF Tuesday gave us some ten Inches
% snow. Wednesday the wind piled IL ~
In dfifts, and Thursday II vas sno"los
again.
william y. Gentleman. q former resident
90 this town. but who has been living al
North Wakefield. ". H., died OF pneumonis
on Tuesday last The funeral services vii
be held AZ Freedom, y. H.. and the re-
mains will then be brought 10 this place
FOR intsrmsrt
Elmer T.. French was In town this week,
visiting the schools In town be has 10
come some thirty miles from where he Is
teaching. At wolfboro Junction. y. III
and back again. costing him more Tor his
team than bis services will amoun, TO. ~
the law allows.
They have three cases Of dlph,heris 10
Moses Cross family. AZ The present. tine
In this place u 10 q disease 10 be dreaded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
OII.RAD.

About n foot OF snow fell Tuesday
night. enough to make good doing, snt
now the lumbermen are happJ.
Crows are seen almost every day, and
now and then q robin.
Locke 4 Hastings are senilng away {
large quantity OF long lumber from theli
Wild River mill. Scion Conn has the iot
20 keep the mill clear and DO the loading.
T. Wight Ia. unloaiei q car 90 pressed
hay ,hi. week. he has purchased q large
quantity OF parties Ia Gorhsm
Tonight Friday II almost rains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
IOCKEs MILLS.

Lesls Dunn met with an accident on
The 18th while cutting wood bis Al
glanced sni entered the top OF bis foot,
sevsring The cords and making = pAinfa'
wound
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet Ia
two weeks a. ] {. RidlOn's; there will b
a drama entitled aunt Beisey's Beans.
BY the young people, singing. etc . goot
tine mar be expected-hope there will b
a house fan. A. The funds are 20 60 toward
csrpeilng The church.
We bal = horse trot AZ this place las'
Saturday Perry farriugton's "flors Ten.
PIE. and W. Is. RAnd's American Gifi"-
- fora Temple beat
The remainder ~ the singing school Il
20 b. Ia TIE church. where they can have
TIE Alt q The Orgau,-t0 Wild up with
concert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.


Pleasant days bat cold nights. Snow
enough fcr good ~sieighlbg. nit was evenly
distributed.
II Il reported that a. several men and
boys we're busy cutting Ice on The LAKE,
Saturday. the teacher from Orono College
thooght be would show them = little en-
gineering. saying 'Hthsy did not know how
10 saw Ice lie took The saw and com.
menccd work with n foot on the mslu
Ice and the other on The piece be was cut
ting. lie was very much surprised when
the csks OF Ice went down. tsking him and
The saw with H. A. be came "a The sur
face he made q remark not Intended Tor
polite ears and started FOR the Lake House.
John burke Loaf = horse In the woods.
last week. lie has bought one % j. i.
Bragg % replace H.
Lyssnder FULLER had q horse SPOILED
while crossing the lake, Sunday.
The lumbermen who only use one ssed
are reported a. doing . good business not
enough snow for two sled-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
ALBANY.

Jusilce Aspinwali has been allowed a
pension ~ - per month back pay smouui-
lng % nearly 600.
Arthur + Clark thinks IL will be better
for bis health 10 leave the shop = while.
and has gone TO New Hampshire, seeking
outdoor employment.
oar teams have not All gone Into The
woods yet. bat the prospect Il now quite
good Tor them.
Cyrus KneslAnd l. having = large LOT Of
lumber drawn to his mill.
John = Lord l. abort commencing a JOB
OF hauling for bin.
W. T. Guptll closes bis school this
week. and will return o. Bates College.
Mrs. Nutier l. falling. and cannot long
survive. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
HEBRON.

Last OF the week Rev. y. u. Mehardson
len here for Tenants iiarbor, his new Held
OF labor.
The church meetings still continue, and
are interesting, on the afternoon OF The
18th more ladies were present than usual,
and measures were taken 10 provide foI
preaching. q. W. Cushmsn Was appointed
10 collect the amount due Mr.. Richardson
he travelled Tuesday all day In the storm,
and without doubt has secured the desired
sun.
The mos, important events OF the week
are the two concerts NJ Oxford. Al the
village, Wednesday evening, the hall was
allied with an enthusiastic audience. who
eyinced In ever possible manner their APP
probation not only OF their W Band bal
also OF the singing OF the Qusrts,te. The
Hand IL making excellent progress, thi'
winter. under the instruction OF Prof Col
lins, Of Portland. Among their hne selec'
tons was . schottiscbe, composed ~ him
self. on account OF the storm, many were
prevented from attending the concert 81
wslchville. hut the music was nnely rev.
ierei, the church very pleasant, sni the
audience attentive. The humorous pieces
by A. y. Caldwell were acted very success
fully NJ both places, aud received great
applause. "The Last Rose OF SUMNER
BY Messrs. brown and Collins. In response
20 an encore, was exceedingly beautiful.
II Il sufielsn, 10 say ofthe Qaarie,te, that
they under all circumstances reflect high
credit on their town, and his hoped That
Hebron will publicly %pa,ronifs them 10
furnish means for their continued practice.
A praise meeting was held Sunday. IL
IL hoped we shall not be long without a
pastor.
Mrs. Richardson IL spending . few days
In Oxfori. with her sister. Mrs. Pfatt
A reception To the Poland Grange was
given AZ Grange Hall. wednesday evening.
The snow Of Tuesday made quite good
sleighing. 10 the Joy OF people generally
and wood.haulsrs particularly.
A carload OF apples went ron here TAILS
week 10 boston. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
RnXRrRY.

". A. Holt. OF Hanover. l. hauling for
Charles 4. Bartlett. and landing II on the
outlet of The pond lie has in yoke OF
oxen srd = span 81 horses.
Joe Ramsey Is hauling cedar from Bart
let's land.
Miss Bstssy Jenne i gaining slowly.
II A. Boynton IL teaching In bis own
district No =.
Mrs. n. = nasssy l. 10 poor health.
Oaly Ahoai nvc inches % snow In The
woods 4 hard look Tor The grass roots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
NORWAY LAKE.

oar recent snow torn was . welcome
guest 10 al who have issming % DO.
Upon the residence OF j l. Partridge,
eousplcu0usly displayed, i the sign-"E.
]. Moves. n. ID" Well. Mr.. Partridge,
We hope your son-ln-law to-be may pros
pr.
The Knights OF Labor held q rouslng
meeting A. walkers Hall, last evening.
Mrs +. c. Patnsm, % C~smbridgeport'
Mass. Il visiting relatives In this town
and XAtef.1rd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
Mes.enxrr.. NoUicc.
OfncI on rHE sHEEiTT ~ OtrOHD
STATE on MAI>E.

OfucT on rHE sHEafTF 90 OtrOa COUsrf.
STATE Of MAINE.
OXFORD, ss-Jan. IN, A. ID. l-~
rVNIIIs IL 70 give notice, that on The tgtnlieta
Tar OF jan. A. u. isa . ~ausnt IN ~
~sOlVency was issuei out Of ne Court ~ lnsoi,es
ey for sali County OfOxlord, against ne estste 81
Lease q. Lombard OF Hiram, IN sAhi C0na'
", ailufsei % b. al lns0lVeut Debtor. on retihoa
Of said debtor, when petition ss nlei on
he 10th lar Of jAn, A. -. l.sh 10 Nhlea Iss'
namei date Interest ON claims u 70 Dc com
patel, that ne paymeat u any debts All thede
iveU aai transfer OF any pr0pefty pslohflhs ',
sAlf debtor, 10 him OF Cor bis uss, and the dsiig.n
and translsT Of any property ~ hin are tofohlas.
by az that q meeting of the crcditofs OF sAtl
DEBTOR, 20 prove their dsbts and choose one o.
mote Assisness OF bio estate, VII be held A. Z
court OF IasOlvensy % be holden 81 me fr0bsts
cosn room. In PART 10 saii County Of Otiofi, On
the lfth day Of FEB, A. u. is-, Al nine O'CLOCK
clgea under M had the date arst above -Til'
ten. JORDAN hIACl ,nsuls
A. Messenger OF ne Court OF Ihsolvsney. Tor sail
County OF OIf0ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
ANDOXHR.

The storm OF Tuesday, with q snow fall
Of twelve inches. brought Q smile 10 the
face OF The lumbermen, bat put . shade OF
Indigo on that OF the traveller.
Walter ~. Corson. OF Driigtor closes q
successful term ~ school At East Apdovef
this week.
Joshua Small has 4 badly swollen and
painful hand. the result OF = scratch With
q butchers knife.
Joel Merrill has rheumatic FEVER.
Rev. Mr. Rice has been summoned "a
Sumner 81 attend the funeral Of Mrs. Stet-
sou OF that place.
A qalekenlng Of religious feeling IL no.
iicesble In the community.
Permit ~ 10 say 10 the scribe OF The
colony OF Bears" At Chapman, Kansas,
that bis letters In the DEN0cRsr are read
with much Interest az Nome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
CENTRE LOWELL.

r.. G. Andrews OF Norway. l. In this vi
olni,y selling picture frames, folding chairs,
etc.
A party OF I've from Lowell. are In town
on q fishing trip; we hear that they are
having god success.
The farmers are drawing their potatoes
20 fryebarg and exchanging FOR corn and
meal.
Sewing Circle With Mrs. Cyrus Andrews
saturday evening.
Qulmby are well attended.
DIR. French, OF Norway, was In town
this week.
Mrs. David S,esrns l. very low.
Born-In Lowell, Jan'y :. 10 the wife OF
IL. ID. Walker. = dsughte: JAn'y u, 10 the
wife OF Simon Mason, . sou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
NEwRY.

The sudden changes OF weather have
borne their usual fruits, coughs and colds,
etc.
Asa Russell has had an attack OF bleeding
Al the lungs lately; he was attended by
DR.. Twsddle, and l. now comfortable.
=. X. widher IL better.
Miss Sadie Baker has had . run or bill
lous fever. bat IL now Improving.
Mrs. Jennie Davenport 81 Dakota, who
has been visiting relatives In this town. Il
sOon 20 start Tor her Western home; she
will take with her her orphan nephew, w.
A. Green. who has been living with his
grandparents the past year.
wsriwell a Stesrns drove q lot or hi
cattle from thi. town the 18th; they were
intending 20 car them 10 Brighton nom
Bethel
Potatoes are silll going up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
FAST PERU.

The Oldham boys are getting along well
with their job OF hauling blrchi the have
got about one hundred and twenty-five
cords out, and are hauling ten cords per
day.
T. fsrrsr is hauling birch 10 Dixneld for
NJ. Hall.
The stillman brothers have got their
lob OF cutting pine done, and are ready TO
haul IL 10 Dlxfeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
DIyFIELD.

The Dixneld Dramatic Club play "Com'
rsdes." Al Rumford Centre, Friday, Jan'y
ed.
W. Yields and daughter, OF Bath, are the
guests OF II. %. Stanley.
q. ID. Bartlett has gone 10 Auburn to
spend = few weeks.
Miss Nellie Abbott OF Beverly, Mass, Is
spending the winter with Mrs. Wilder
Chase.
william Smith IL az home, laid by with
a lame knee; he came. accompanied by DR..
Henry Marble OF Gorhsm, ". III.
Saturday the streets presented q lively
appearance; everybody seemed 10 be ou'
enjoying the lovely weather and good irav'
cling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
BUCKFIELD.

The "sIlver Grsys" propose TO be In line
A. the Buckneld House on Thursday even
ing, Jan. 2sth. The annual Old Folks
Reception takes place At that time. The
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements are Carlton
GARNER. Thomas =. brigham, Buekneld
W. 4. chase. Dixneld; Nahum Moore, Can
ton J. y. Jewett, Auburn; j. ii. Decoster,
Mechanic Falls; A. NJ. Austin, Portland
A. q. Austin. J. Y. Stanley, Paris.
Hon. George ID. Blsbee Was ~ Bangor,
last week, where he tried . case before
Judge Peters.
A sketch Of the life OF the late Charles
Wilmington IL crowded oct this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
r. WATERFORD.

O. n. Abbott Il Al home, he Intends TO
return 10 Mass. In the spring.
Agnes M BAKER IL visiting Mrs. Frank
Gerry At Bridgton Centre.
J. II. Haskell has purchased the mill
stones which were In 4. W. Ayers osrdiug
mill At South Waterford. and set them up
In bis mill. where he will grind corn.
The East Waterford Band furnishes mu.
SIC for = course o.; leturts given Al the
Efae