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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04
How to Name the Baby.

BosToN, December 4.-The average circu-
lation of THE Boston SUNDAY GLOBE in
November was 104,797 This leads in New
England.
How to name the baby" what names
mean, the best way to name BOYS and girls
and other interesting facts will be given in
The BosToN SUNDAY GLOBE tomorrow.
The same paper win have the best and easiest
ways of making coffee, tea, etc. Order it to-
daV
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04

The ladies of st. Luke's Parish will make
an attractive display at Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
next Tuesday, offering for sale a variety of
useful and fancy articles. Their announce
ment will be found In another column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04
Real Estate Transfers

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis
try of Deeds:
son, land. S175. F
S. Dunn. Land and buildings. 5000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04
The Market square Store.

Somers Bros. new hat and fur store, 45s
Congress street, Clapp's block, is crowded
every day. We predicted for this store q
brilliant future, and our prophecy is substan-
tiated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04

IL have experienced great relief by taking AID
AMsoN's BOTANIC BALsAM for asthma. would
also state, can 60 up stairs and walk further
than have in some time without feeling weary
as have in the past
MRS L. +. BELLS, 3G5 East Broadway, Y,
nov 20 MW&s Sw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04

At 10 a. m, +. o. Bailey g. Co. will sell at house
No 90 Lincoln street, the furniture, consisting in
part OF rosewood chamber set, parlor set, crock.
ors and glass ware. kitchen furniture, etc. See
auction column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04

Extract of White Roses for the Hair.
as made by }. & E. ATKINSON, London, is fra
grant, invigoratlng, delightful. Indispensable to
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04
The Fatal Name.

This new and thrilling French story win
be in THE BosroN DAILY GLOBE to-day
Be sure and get copy
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04

Harrison Village is considerably agitated
because the clothing business of Thomas d.
Emery Is to be removed to Brdgton in a
short time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-12-04
d&w1w

Always avoid harsh purgatlve pills They frs,
make you sick and then leave you constl ,,aled
Caters Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
make you we'll Dose, one pill
noY20 dS-w1w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
OXFORD

The fusaciL standing OF the town. ss
shown By town report. IL A. follows fsil
vslastiOn. st2t.5s7 amount Assssssd. o..
G55 81; rate. ola No. OF polls, Sts; poll
tar. -. school money. SASS ~. NE.
psnss OF poor ON farm. sec 81, expense OF
poor OF farm. s303 81. Total liabilities.
ESQ sc; resources. N.ST93; deb, above
resources. ss.iiaCi paid on debt the past
year. sT76 81.
The winter term OF schools closed on
Friday. Sth Inst
Mr.. fisher has moved into the house which
be has lately purchased OF Mrs. Jalla
WardwelL
Mrs. A. l. Fsunce's sister. Mrs. usuls
Coleman. died In Lewiston feby 4. amer .
very painful Illness.
Henry Ellis Is At home for q short time
The T. l. \. G. met with the Misses An.
drevs Friday evening. Both Browning
and Lougfeliow exercises we're given, a.
The weather Was so u~nfsvorable The week
Previous that no meeting coold be held.
Amos Smith and Charles Smith have
lately h.i an increase OF pension There
are twenty OF more pensioners here, bring
Ing lnto Iowa more than twenty-five hun
dred dollars yearly.
The Dslnal Post. No. 3 OF the q. A. r..
net according 10 Invitation a. q campfire
a. Cheese Factory Hall on "Wednesday, The
i0th Inst. together with citizens 10 The
number Of 800. The address OF welcome
vas given by Rev. Mr.. Emmons, prayer
Was offered By Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. Amer
suprer there were speeches BY Comrades
Downs. Duckuam and Sholes OF Mefalls,
and Andrews. wardweli, Wood. Chaplin.
and Messrs Robinson and usren OF OK
ford The Incidents related and The rem
inlscenees which were recalled were very
interesting. and the occasion Vas much
enjoyed by al present Oae OF The CON-
rsdes vas only 10 years old al the time be
entsrxd the service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16

he C. I. \. e. held q Longfsiiow meet.
iug saturday evening. 6th Inst with Mrs.
Frlrk. Which wAs very much enjoyed ~
Al present TIE foiOving prOgramne v's
carrief oct
f-Fisno solo. ~ iinnis Funk l-Ror cal,
sasssrwi - guotaiioa frum ionEfelloS .
biographical sketch 81 Lcngfsilo-. ~ p-iiA
spfinE s-~Oas yesrs rccr~eion 9TH long
fslsv Mr. 4 n etes t-hscitAiion. ~hS
Lot loath.- Ems.t I frink e-fNro-iy 90
~ Happy ~ Ernest Grink and bells
srring s-neading fnantom ship mar
-lcsbsy GReSitstion. ssuiaphons Al.
- Auard. ia-sinGfnE Ny LAZY SLEEPS
u-R~citAticn ~ sammy stickney. n-rab
isaa. . LAZY Wentvofth.- rcaiing - pm -
~. Frins. chsrsctsrs rcpfessntcd D. psl-
slrinE. = n. nesn snt Nj lrlat. ll-Ncita
ia By Isabel rucknsv, n 1hihifen
Uour- u-TAtieau. -freciilA- n-irstru
msniai fnst ~ Linnis an Ernsst Trink -
GrsilnE. -0oltsn Milestone. ~ llnnis ffink
r-rahIeau. nsvarv. read ~ Aiiie Allard.
efararfars represented ~ Clayton spring AM
Nay sucknsy. Closed 81 singing
The school rave Ernest frink = surpriss
party Tuesday evening. which vas greatly
enjoyed.
re staples Clothing conpary moved
into their bsv shop on the ist Inst The
-hOls baliding IL not yet iuishei. They
employ a. present y girls snt 10 boys 10
ne shop. besides having two teams on he
road delivering and collecting -OrE Have
nsds 1000 coats since November isi have
1900 on hand BOW - make.
travelling gooc and teamsters oosy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
4 RRowNFIELp.

Much surprise has been expressed al
The verdict In The murder trial. People
Who have always known The family, knew
What reliable citizens Mr.. Wentworth and
Hsrville have Always been. and What .
worthy family I, 10. feel great sympathy
ior them. and are shocked AZ the turn AZ.
fairs have taken.
Mr. Egaa. conductor on the Boston 4
Providence Railroad. vas In town las
week accompanied BY . Boston physician,
on their way % attend Mr.. Egans wife.
Who l. very M At her mothers ., East
Denmark.
Mr.. Eg,n 10 q grsnisughtsr OF Mrs.
Polly Sucknsy. who viii be - the coming
June. by several years The Oldest person
In = town
Isasc Linsco,t Who lives 10 The western
part % The town. vss In oar village max
lng calls = fev days ago. lie Vas nlns,y.
last fan. such cases OF longevity are re-
mafkahle
c L ) c me, with Miss Della Spring.
i1th iust
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
HEBRON

S~Aiartsy's mall carried tvo pondefoos
envelopes. We thought some one wAs
well rsmembsred. and vas told the con-
tents were letters nom twelve members
OF Hebron Grange 10 IN absent brother 10
Wyoming rsrritou-w. A. Bartlett MI.
Bartlett IA. been In Wyoming for nearly q
year and writes glowing accounts OF The
West Mrs Bartlett IL spsntlng q week
or two with Mrs Ansel Bowman.
Mrs II. y. Hood. OF South Auourn, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph
Hobs.
We were mlsinformei In regard 70 that
barn las; week. IL should have been "
Ter Instead OF LArabee; mistakes viii hap
pen.
Pleasant weather sgsin. and good roads
welcomed by al
Rad coils arr prevalent In this vicinity.
Apples are stili being shipped from here
ant the supply holds out
Deacon Moody IL very feeble this win
let. c
90 the IN inst Prof. sargen, conducted
the moruing services and q praise meeting
In iAe evening. All are much Interested
10 hin
Monday was devoted 10 town meeting
The Selecimen OF last year we're re-elect 90
snd Prof Sargent Vas elected Supervisor
OF schools. Amer some discussion . vote
passed % purchase q road machine.
Tuesday evening = party OF tveniy..if
from OrfOrd and this village me, a. MI.
CAldselIs and we're most hospitality en-
tsrtalned. The road from here 20 Oxford
not only winds around Robin Hoods barn
bat al others, and has some wonderfully
steep places. In making the descent over
one Of these precipices, some OF our parry
eapsiEed In The snow, and presented quite
an amusing appearance. Some Who new
or tipped over before fell by the way on
their return they dont want much said
about a. Fine music was furnished oy
the Hebron Qasrtetts and Mr.. Jones OF
Oxford The solos OF Msssrs. Cashman
and Jones were much admired, and many
thanks f,lt and expressed 20 Mr.. Caldwell
and family Tor the excellent supper, and
pleasant exercises enjoyed by all present
Wednesday eyerlng The students gave :
very interesting lyceum, which have moi
time 10 report this week.
Thursday evening an entertainment oy
Prof Parker. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
RuMroRD CENTRE.

The young people connected With The
Sunday school propose 20 have that time
The g5th OF this month. The farce entitled
The Two Pudierfoots, viii be presented
'-uarie,te singing. solos. etc. VIII com
prise the entertainment a. the town hall
The ladies will be rather easy on al hands
Al TIE entertainment. a. ONLY loo. vii b
charged bat In order 10 procure . sooi
partner for supper each gent VII buy ,
cop and saucer which will eniiile him 10 Z
lady 10 help drink the tea and coffee. oJs'
tsrs and pastry ,Oc. per couple kVeryons
invited.
Mr.. Lancaster has started another elias.
In singing Al the closing evening OF
the ersi some very good Staging was rtn'
dered by The papllss especially 50 VI. The
colo by Miss Msry X. Bartlett, sged nlns
years.
Frauk Norey and family have retained
nom M~assschusetts, he will BE remem.
bsrcd As The one having bis foot Gu, %
recently, bis friends here viii cancel their
rrudge sTalns, him next Tuesday, The
iC,h, In The .hspe OF . pound party.
We were pleased 10 sec the old hoard OF
selsimen retained for another year. Good
choice wss made for ever once.
IS mill. on . dollar IL what they claim
n will be the coming year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
ALBANY.

Mrs. Deacon Kimosii. Who has long beer
ssufsrsr. passed away quietly on TIE ~
last She ~ii be mach missed BY bet
nnly. and he large church OF which shs
vAs . member.
Lamsou Mason. cur Oldest voter. Was Al
oar ~atjourned meeting, saturday. which
pas.ed % quietly oficers elected without
r,gsrd 20 poitics. The town Is out ol
dcbt, raised ass for schools. 5000 foi
common expenses. $500 Tor roAts 10 Ia
Dor Al iSc. PER hour give 4 per cent fo'
collecting taxes.
Lyman Johnson l. visiting frisbts Ia
Mass.
Thonss Klmbail lOsi q tSo-yeAr-olt
steer By o~vsrlsying and choking.
Osgood prvu and J A~splnvsl have go'
lane horses; bad trins may be The Cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
Oxford County Municipal Elections

ALslSr.
Cssk. Wallace n. Csmmihr.
SslsStmsa AL As.s.sor. See. W. becllef, Jola
X. Wheeler. shirley I~iAssitoa.
Treasurer, J.. n. toyepy.
Arsnt. slber warissh
1.is~taf AL Constable, Osecoi Dr-.
Ssr~nntsaiine sshSs Commitss. shirley nsssi
100, isAsc Crooksr, James A.. AimhaL
aSDoyrE.
Moderator. T. Joae..
rslectmeu. n ~ Abbnr. l. Akers, Isisth'
Csrs. Charles D. CasAmsn.
Trtasartr, josiah HALEY.
Coilector lsf , per c~nll q CashmAa
Coastahlss. n A Mills. Z D. Cu,hman, fTci EAtea.
saVer isof. hr narOs BiAisdsl.
Aalltor, n = HARDY.
Rosi Ar,ni. II l. feor.
Appropn.usa. schssl.. sfco. rosl al bridge,
go. ssrrsut snd coatiAssni expenses, 80 support
II posr, t.o; snlsrgsmsnt ~ csmet.y, rs later
e.toa dea. 60 Voted % Tar deg tloo Zach also
n enlarge the cemetsv BY The parrhs'e 81 three
ADJOINING .ere..
nrrHrL
neisrsior. : y Gih.oa.
Csrk. eisphsn : Abbott. -.
sslet@sn, JoAa Barker. Wa u lanes J u
Ilsstinss.
Auditor, ! 4 paringtou.
Treasarsr, % n Nasoa-
Aren't. \ n Tulfrhsll.
ssCSamltts. 10 VI N I~Iasting., = = Abboti.
Appropnsloa. schools. tIysi@. dsbt, tlc0.
poof, sf.so. r~oAi.,-monsy. ti,~". labor, t'""i
iosn ehArres. si,soo.
tnOvsrKLD.
uoisufor, rs Thom-
sSisSt@sS. J Il I'm. u u sssVsy. John Ml,,ou.
Clerk, Y q Ham.
Treasurer. II Cole.
Supervisor. wsrsn johnson.
srckyrID.
Nod.rsior. josiah W whlften.
Csfk. Alfred Cole.
ssi.e@.s. AlSloa nouo.y. oar,ses y Poster,
IIsny ID Insh.
Treasure, Cariioa Gardner.
Supervisor. John Y Deoo.,sr.
Collector and Constable, Georre III brigham
srnoS.
Meisrsior, PC william. -.
s.ledmsn, n n Richards. Geo nomss. q Hal.
Cisrk. n H. Richards.
Trssurtf, John n shas.
Collector and Constshie. John H0ughion-
ssperviser, stephen Isyier.
All RspabloHas BAT - sslectman.
cAxros.
Nedsr,or. Hiram A Enl.-
ssleomsa, A Dsl.BO. or Isylor.S II Campbell
Cerk md 1ressur.r, III " nare.nk.
Calisesor and Cons,shie. v Gibbs.
Supervisor. A l. stznuccf.
pEssAsk.
Medsrsfss. Chas o r.ndsrtsr..
ssisc,m>a. Anon T. rlnsres. Leonard A ihslls'
CLERK. = 4 Brown.
Il IrNssurfr, tfo w tfsYs
Colleetor aDf Consfshls. Eivin Ptagree.
Supervisor. Katie y ingaiis.
puyrtD.
Meisrxor. Tyler kiiisr.
Clerk. Emeroa Wan.
sslsctnen. fnAk Stanley. Gas,svus ifiscock,
Emer.oa Wat.
| Treasurer, George Hell.
Supervisor, N \ rtowsl-
Colsdor. Tyler Kidisr.
Ynrrrrhs.
Mcdsrslss, Tobias l. Eastman.
ssleoinen. csriica II walker. J Alvin Jcnss
Daniel ID Carlton.
Cerk, nhes \ Mefnfie.
| Iressarer, John Loske.
| Collsefor, Jehn nsckslisr.
Constable, r \ Mefnfire.
Supervisor. ID waller hekeen.
srtEAp.
Mcdersior. II r Wheeler.
slsesnsn, Albert Dsnastt. = A Com. WIN
Csri. J W Kinbsf.
Trvssarer. WIN n fvsbciy.
| Colector. Jehn wight
Constable, J w KinbAil.
J supervisor. II Wheeler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
NRWRY.

Incidents OF the late blirIari are .,ill
the staple TAX OF the couutry. Sevry for
tunaisly sustained no loss - speak OF In
the matter OF ~buiidin1s. though she has 80
blg drins 10 brag OF ss any OF her
neighbors
Town meeting nett Mobdsy, the i5th.
wood choppers camp on Sunday Riv-
or vas burned one day last week.
Mrs. Lois Littlehale IL quite SICK a. The
rcsidencs % Der sou In this town.
Nevry las no resident physician, bot 10
bound - furnish her full quota 10 The
ranks OF the medical profession. Three OF
Der young MEG are nov said 10 be study.
Ing preparatory % entering The practice OF
medicine. Warren W. kilgor,. nov al
Bovdoin College. l. ope; and frsnk XII
gore and Edgar wilder. the Others, are al
Bethel These young nen are al nearly
OF the sane age, and al ball nom one
school district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
FRYRBuRG.

d. Frank Russell has formed . partner
ship with Mr. Boynton OF Browuneld. 70
carry on the meat business, taking The
stand recently oceapled by J. L. Cole
Mr.. Russell has moved his family rom
Highland Park 10 Mrs. B.'s faiAers-R {.
Harmon.
DIR. Mason has been eonnped 10 his houss
BY illness since Sunday.
q. A. Page IL on the street sgaipi also
Caleb Atwood.
T. l.. Eastman and wife have gone 70
Mass. 10 visit friends.
Miss II. G. 0ssood Is now In the Brad
ley house. with her quota OF boarders en-
gagged fer next term.
Scholars are on hand looking for rooms
and boarding places.
IL IL said that Lowell viii send rneen 10
the Academy next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
No. FRyEBURG.

sunday Rev. Mr.. Alvord iseiured on The
"~infasnes % ancient Persian Rsligios on
modern Christian Belief In The af<r-
noon he preached The nrst OF q series OF
sermons on why I I'm q universsliit-
Monday the Univsrssiists held q parish
meeting and elected J. l. Greenlav. PEN
snent Chsirmsn; woodmsn Charles. Ciefk
Osborne Charles. wymsn Jones and Ds-
vd Chandisr, Trustees also did other bus
iness ofimportance.
Last Wednesday Vas . day Of Circles
there being no less than three In this vi
entity. The Ladies Union Circle met Al
Nathaniel Benefits. The Odd Fellows
net with George Charles and wife. Mr..
ant Mrs rovie. assisted By their charm
ing daughters, Sadie and Mamie. enter
talned he Birch Hill Circle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
OILEAD.

We are having some qalts mild weathsr
since the blow. and the roads are getting
10 be quite good.
The robins are oat sgsin and We hope
this time Ia be able 10 stay.
The barn on the Prescott place Was
blown down by the recent blow.
The pine lumber for the suspension
bridge has last arrived. IL has been en-.
pected over q month
W. T. al. 4. Skillings have nearly 500
cords OF birch In the woods they want
more teams % draw for them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
MASON.

Communication with the oater world
Ass been established. and We get our mai
regularly. travelling not good bat tolers'
be Evidences OF The terrible power OF
he late wind are seen everyvhere The
sox on n. q. Mllls's barn started 20 coms
down. and his position Il uneomforisois
nov. Nelson MIlls's barn cane rear BE-
ins unroofed.
y. q. Mills bOaght . horse on trial OF
some parties. strangers, two weeks ago,
and Monday The horse was claimed BY
Eastman q Goodwin. keepers OF City Ho-
tsl stable. AZ Portland The team vss
stolen some three weeks ago. Amer thsy
sod this team 20 Mills. The thieves went
% GOrhsm. y. H., and stole q team OF ID.
HOll which they drove % Canada Holt
followed them AID recovered bis team.
Had he parties arrested and pat In jail
IL 10 said they have stolen f0ur horses
within slr weeks They clsimed 10 -
selling pianos Tor Saith 4 Co or Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
RRYANT-s POND.

Nathan N Small las sold bis stand 10
w,tsrE Snail fOr 5000 The former has
rented the n. G. Davis house. and Will
move In q, once.
The following programme WAS carried
out a, The exhibition given 10 connection
with q l. Cashmin's school 10 The Chase
District
~Si.mstion sidney rsrh.m.
n-~ei.maiiou, Geo. L. eastman.
psioxua-.Jemims's Novel;
question. -nispuiants
r. p.Via n. H. Cu.hman.
a. A. kimbau. josiah hociy.
ssicst Hssfinr. Alice rruli.
D,siosS@~@xf .nly no, TO Pattern Ansr-.
il~eiamauon charlie gldiOn.
DiAiogse.-"ns wlio-'s Mistake.
HESITATION. hlfuie NJ usp,sn.
stump speech. hAu feit
s~ingtnr.-Dust
so bOarilng iioase
by Cbss. khiioo AMI Kari felt
piIoSus.-"stAss sinSs DArssy-
Recitation. LdA f-th
singing.
Exclamation. CT hlmesn'
peclAmAlons hehtb So'e
The recitation given by Birdie N. Ste
pAens Of Brysnt's Pond. Was admirable.
AID highly complimentary 20 Der ability
a, q speaker; and more. Il was kindly
act on her part 10 assist the school 10 the
exercises. .
The characters assumed In The several
dialogues were well Initiated. Mr.. Cash-
man msy well he satisfied with his Efforts.
and IL 10 with pleasure that ~espeak ofihls
sn,erialnmsui given by the school, per-
hans under some Disadvantages. a. not
only well but eretltably carried out
Ansel Dudley has sold out bis h'ery
business 20 ID. Y. Cushmsn for $500.
eastman takes possession this week.
There WAS q good attendance NJ The
school exhibition given ~ the close OF e.
7. Klmbsll's school. 9Th inst. In District
No 1. The members OF the school are de-
serving OF credit for so good an entertain
meui. In part with the teacher whose as
slsiance made their efforts = success. The
song by Alton Bacon and Frank York was
capital and especially worthy OF mention
here. B.con's band Was present, AMI
euterislned the audience with good M.
sic.
In q few weeks another entertainment
viii be given a. this place. Mr.. Kimoall
has given excellent satisfaction A. . teach
or, and Is well liked outside As well A. In.
side The sehool-room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
DENMARK.

NJ. E,gan Vas 10 town this week with Z
Boston physician who Was Mrs. Esgan's
family physician while she lived In Bos,oa.
Mrs.. Esgau 10 In very poor health.
James n. foss OF Hiram has dose . nice
lob OF ~fr,scolng the Oid Fellows ball. The
wood work throughout the bol'ding has
been newly painted and NJ now have A.
good q home A. most any country Lodge.
The ladies' OF the Unlyersallst Circle
will present The Drama. Three Glasses .
Day. At odd Fellows Hall nett Monday
night. VIII close With = dance and sup
per.
Qalie q number OF scholars from this
town will attend the spring term al frye
barg Academy Mile Dess, LIN Went
worth. Nell Bennett, Minnie Gore and Ida
smith, among the number.
George Colby has dashed his job OF
logging.
Rafas Bennett Il on, OF the woods.
A. 4. Plngrce IL s,ill a. WORK hauling
pine from hi. home lot 10 Little Pond.
Will william has retained ron Cilifor'
MIA, where he has spent about two years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
BETHEL.

Gouli's Academy opened Tuesday. The
9th inst, with one hundred scholsrsi A.
n. sweetser Principal, and Miss Cobb o.
Bates College and Miss Susie n. Twitehel
Assistants.
The Trustees OF the Academy Fund de
eide that they cannot unite with the towr
10 q free high school without forfeisipl
their fund.
Then General Agent OF the Royal Insar'
anee Co. OF Liverpool, Eng. and OF The
Philadelphia Psnna. has adjusted The los'
on Calvin Turner's building. and ferni
ture, saiisfsetoriiy-wm. J. Wheeler. 10
cal agent
J. n. swan has 1000 bushels OF potatoes
I'm store and on the road, and they arr
coming In at the rate OF 1vehundred oash
els q day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
+. BETHEL.

People are getting the snow-drins show.
eled down 80 they can zee over them, and
the slslghing Is again very good.
The farmers are now selling potatoes,
delivered a. Locke's Mills. Tor aSc. pei
buaheL.
The East Bethel Dramatic Ciub are pre-
pairing an entertainment In which they
viii present The Drama entitled, THE Re
ward OF Crime"
Mrs. J. ID. Hastings has returned from
Grace Brown has eeen visiting friends
In Portland. =.
Eddie Bean 4. attending school At Gould
Academy.
Oscar Brown has gone to Berlin Falls
10 work In bis fathers place. who Was siek
and obliged TO return TO his home.
J. NJ. Bartlett. Who has been very sick
AT winter, Il not gaining very fast some
OF his neighbors with their teams drew his
wood 10 the door the other day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-03-16
WILSON'S MILLS.

The severe storm % = week ago rendered
oar roads Impossible for several days
No teams 90 he road sxcep, such ~ were
brssking Tie roads anti Thursday. vhsr
he iots-tsAns began 20 cone again; TWEEN
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