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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
rRYEBURO

A number OF horses have teen brought
from Canada by Mr.. Olney 20 establish q
livery stable In connection with the Frye
burg iiouse-E Weeks. proprietor.
A. the Methodist Parsonage Il needed
for The new minister. NJ. 4. fogg has re-
moved 10 the new house owned by Charles
Locke.
Susie Randall has returned from visit
- Portland
Miss sarah Klmbsll has opened store
In The place. formerly occupied by her-eli
and Mrs Bafker. who Il now established
In ]. f.ocke's late store.
A match game 81 base ball Il 10 be
played on saturday between the Academy
Nine and the North Bridgtou Academy
Nine.
The Swedeuborgian Circle me, with
Mrs. T. Page In her new house near Pros
psci illll. Thursday evening. i3lh.
The Congregational church Il IN be
used Tor Sunday services on the l6Ih. II
4. much Improved by the late repairs aud
new carpet
80. Mcin,ire. new house has taken IL.
place among the Improvements Al the low
e. eni OF Main ST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
,iEXICo.

Low waier-many Jams on RumfOrd
swivel plOws .bOu, the only ones sold
now.
Dr. Blnford has quite practice.
Joseph COnAnt has sold the Hsines last.
nan farm 10 Ellis Il flsgg.
Alton Phlnney. from California, Is visit.
Ing his sister. Mrs H. G.. Virgin.
We shall miss the face the genial face OF
Msjor VIM. Thomas
Hariwen oldham has moved 10 Peru.
Brad Hammond l. agaln a, J. X Aus.
tins.
E0sbsssr Burgess works for Ayers
Little.
The shores OF the AndrO'eOsgin are lined
with lumber.
mi. w. Park Is gathering In wool; pays
roc. for unvsshed, and will pay more II the
price advances.
scott richardson Is making extensive
repairs and Improvements on his barn.
An overdose OF oellsdonns came near
ending life for Mrs. Elisha Harrington last
week. She SAYS she took no more than ~
previous times.
Freeman b. smith and wife were thrown
nom a wagon, by the breaking OF tran
sIeut bolt; Mrs. Smiths len leg Was orok'
en-. both bones. near the ankle.
sunday, the 9Th irst., John Reeds pop
lar drive had nearly reached Ralph Md
ter's.
Rev. Mr.. French preached q, the school
house.
same day lots Of people started youps
cattle and colts for the seasons past
ursge.
wheat sOvn.
Traders rspOr, large sales Of clover ant
herdsgrsss seed.
The area OF ground planted 10 potatoes
viii be large. and that planted 70 beans
.mali- SrARKrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
DENMARK.

Ernest Gilman went 10 Boston on the
10Th. 10 work for the Boston Ice Com
psny.
Charlie Sherburn, Frank Alexander and
sherman Hartford start on the i7Ih for Cal
lforula
Irving. son OF Augustine Ingslls, broke
his leg below The knee. last week, while
hauling rocks on . drag; the drag being
empty, one end struck q solid rock and
few around sideways.
Clarence Brsgdon and George Smith
have nnlshed their job OF driving logs on
Moose Brook; the give consisted OF a,0,.
90 hsmlock aud pine.
Horace Blake and Charles Bennett had
their timber surveyed the past week
Horace had 10000 feet, and Charles had
cO.o0oO
Kate ingalls, gave q musical entertain
ment last Friday evening. the 9ih; among
those present was George Goldthwalte, OF
Peabody. Mass, who Il . nice bass or tenor
singer.
The prospect Il good In this section for
q fruitful season. the trees being qnite
white with blossoms.
Prank Giles has moved into the George
Bean house on the South Road
Mrs. Lizzie Harmon goes 10 llavefhll,
on the i1ih.
Ida Smith IL engaged to teach Al the
white school house near kisi fryeourg !
commences The i7th.
Nell and Bell Smith have retained from
Lowell, whore they have been on a visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
GREENWOOD

Our spring drouih IL At an end for the
present, and the weather since last Sstur.
day has been cool. and part OF the time
Iowery; q good time 10 work cattle. and
farmers are improving IL by getting In
their crops.
Ny sheep were SHARED the 22i OF April.
and have been In the pasture FOR over =
week; having shown no signs OF being
chilled; they look much better than ano,h'
er nock now In my pasture unsheAred.
and were I 20 take their jackets OF. i
should want AZ least double price for the
JOB.
worked for Des. X l.. Cole one day
last week on bis hops, and found them bat
very little wlnter.killed. and getting 9 good
start but hop-ralslng for the l,st few
years has been rather uphill business he
has two years stock on hand. worth ~
present loo. pound.
Hay has been scarce about here this
spring. but grass IL looking well, being but
very little killed out, and II the weather IL
favorable we shall have . good crop.
Dsndelion greens on the 9Th, and plenty
OF rhubarb for sauce aud pies In q few
days; and are they not just splendid, snef
doing without them 90 lougi
Last night the moon Was In conjunction
with Mars, and now with Jupiter and We.
nus and a. there Is az present . well de
nned circle around her, the whole makes
beautiful appearance.
The instinct OF some animals, such a.
the dog and horse Is truly wonderful. but
that OF the boy 10 know exactly when Tho
whistle period has arrived IL still more 90
for instance. II moosewood gets jest right
10 peel a. II O'Clock A. NJ, he viii have
whistle Manufactured and tuned TO the KEY
Of G sharp, before dinner time.
Eggs are now worth only loo. dozen
and we would advise those who raise then
70 eat ~ many a. they want
'Never trouble trouble. I'LL trouble trou
bles you"
That's good advice for every one.
who don't want double trouble;
Looking aheai. with fear and dread.
WI make your trouble double.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
BKYANTS POND.

A. NJ. whitman Posi. q. A. Il. 81 this
place. will observe Memorial Day. on the
3ist inst. ceremonies commencing al 10
In the forenoon. stephen Abbott % Bethel
will deliver the Grafton. II Il expected
that Prof Ripley's ,I.ocks's Mills Band
will furnish music The members 90 the
Poe, would be grailaed n all The old sol.
diers llvirg 10 the vicinity would join them
10 The observance OF The day.
PEN ORDER
c. ". Merrineli has bought The y. ID.
Lovlti stand. now occupied BY II. ID.
Bryant
GusAvus Merflaeli OF welrs, y. II, Is
on visit 20 his brother. whom be has no,
seen for ?, years.
Most OF the town schools commenced
on the i0ih the village schools are 10 care
OF the same teachers a last term.
Rev. A. A. Ford aud family have moved
% Kents I'LL. where he has charge of .
balliing In connection with the Seminary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
MIDDLE INTERvALE (BrrurI)

Mr.. French. Baptist State missionary,
has come here % preach awhile.
Y. Ous commenced the school on the
l0th inst
HB Flint from The I'M. IL doing = good
job % carpenter work on Mrs. T.. T.. Kim
balls house.
A new salvation Captain from New Bed.
ford has come % the Hili. and took com
mand ve believe that through The guild.
stee OF the 0rss, Captain OF our salvation
her work will be q success
G. G. Bryant AMI wife are ys, on The
slck list.
Ward SAnborr went 10 cook for river
drivers. bat took severe cold and was
obliged % go home.
jamie Bert l. on the drive.
Auni Chase Il sin very feeble.
MABEL Kimbsll. who has be,n wording
Al the mn. has returned home.
Belle v. Annss has gone 10 shelourne,
10 work ln q hotel
Mrs. A PhlbrOok has been visiting rel
aiives here.
The late rain has revived natures man
he farmers are busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
WEST BErHHL.

Two rev cases OF measles. bat The dis
ease 80 fsr 10 confined "a The family OF 4.
q wheelsr. ESQ. and u IL hoPed will not
spread
Alvin T Upton. formerly OF Albsny. %,
more recently ~ Mason, has moved into
A. = Beans house nearest The railroad
tepO,
Charles T.. Vaeuuns. % this town. l.
isacAlug the sumner term % our village
school
Lewis Tyler has moved into the Need.
ham house. opposite The 4. %.
Mrs Mary A. Dow OF Graftou Il v!sliirg
Der daughter. Mrs. l. n. Grover.
Nsiisn NJ whitman went 20 Boston on
the iOth int. 10 search 20 employmsui-
farm work ncing TOO hArt Tor him.
Albion T. Mason l. slowly rceoveflng
from . months sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
UPTON.

The Cambridge River drive 1. all below
The mill dam.
ABBOTT & Brown turned their logs Into
The Androscoggiu below the mouth OF The
Magsliosay. Saturday morning.
The st~amer was pat into UmbAgog Lake
90 The l0ih last. and made lie nrsi Trip
Tuesday.
A new departure In District No !
they have imported = teacher from csnaia
Tor the sumner term.
Mary Abbott Is teachings al Errol Bridge,
n. H.
Maiile Demefii,. % Efrol. Il 10 town
With q foil stock OF millinery, etc Just
from Portland.
J. y. Coolidge IL quite sick; cause
ihoughi 10 be llf,iug TOO much heavy
freight
The farmers are having nice weather 10
DO their WORK; the season IL very much
earlier than usual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
so. WOODSTOCK

Farmers are In the mlds, OF planting
and the season seems TO be In advance o'
common years.
Aiva Andrews IL pushing business on
his house and viii soon have nice, con
venient residence.
l. w. Andrews and Alvs have also been
building and repairing for the better con
venience OF their business.
Mrs. Seth G. Curtis IL 10 teach school n
SHOWS Falls this summer.
Jennie ilooghton commenced school 10
the Curtis District on the 10th int and
Fannie Lur,ey At the same time In The
whitman District
Della wymsn IL 10 teach this summer Ia
the Mute District.
Qainey Day works for Reuben whitman
this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
WEST PARIS.
rtEAsASr GATHERING

NNMarANA NaAA -A%saff
zoe % those happy occasions which
I've org In memory. occurred Al Tie
residence % James II. BsrroSs, Esq q,
% West Paris. on the evening OF The
li1 lnsi.-li being the observance OF The
Alriy.sscond marriage anniversary or MI.
a. Mr.. Barrovs. Al an early hour their
lary Trends begun % gather, and soon
"a spacious rooms % their elegant home
we're fIiei 20 OVERLOOKING. Among them
sefe guests from Portland. britgion,
Bethel. south Paris and many other places.
% and yoang Joined In The festivities OF
De evenlng-none more Joyous and happy
Ian the bride and bridegroom, whom you
s0uld have thought bad seen scarcely
score ofyears OF married lie. Al i0O'clOck
he tea bell rang. and our hostess conduct
"a us % The dining. room where. under the
supervision OF their daughter. Mrs. Y. II.
Young. tables had been set decorated with
r0sers AMI loaded with the sweetest viAnds
The truth OF which all can testify who par
took. Mr.. b. Il one % The most active
Business men In this place and be and bis
wife are held IN much esteem By large
circle OF friends. Tae gins were varied
ant vAlaAole; many OF silver, others had
been wrought BY skillfnl nn1ers, memsn'
Toes, Which In the future will often recall
tals pleasant party. Al late hoar ~
oif our host hostess good night. wishing
lien many returns Of this anniversary.
m. A n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
BETHEL.

The rainfall Of las, Saturday was yer,
light a. Bethel.
The farmers have improved the pleasant
weather OF the past week In putting Ia
their grain and potatoes, and some OF then
hsye planted corn.
The spple trees are full OF buds and the
plum and cherry trees are white viii
blossoms.
The season Is fully two weeks 10 advance
OF ordinary seasons, apparently.
q. A. Barbsnk found the ground frozen,
two fee, below the surface, 20 the depth o
one foot.
Matthew Benson Is shipping charcoal 70
Portland from Bethel Station.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
DlXFIEI.D.

Amos Whit, Of Boston, Is 'lslsing bis
mother Al this place
Henry Harlow ha, one Of the nass, pair.
OF steers In the county.
Frank Stanley and John u Task &C
companled Jadge Virgin and Eiwari u.
Hastings 10 Weld Pond
Hon. George ID. Blsbee passed through
Dlrneli on his WAY home from Weld with
q salmon weighing over eleven pounds.
The largest ever taken from t1s Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
NORWAY LAKE.

Cherry tree. have been In bloom nearly
week. Ani spple buds are beginning 10
open.
Mrs. samuel Hale 90 Bangor l. 10 town.
Mr. I. LAssslle sni daughter have been
visiting relatives In Ousneid.
Scot Paririige ant sou took trip -
Portland last week.
EpArAlm Wool Is constructing az Noor
over be 'front.' door.
Ileury Pike IL very slim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
NENRY.

Snow squalls Tuesday morn The moan
tAlns for some hours were white with
snow. Cool weather for The last fev
days.
Farmers are about done sowing. and
many potatoes will be put In this week.
ElJsh Powers. reported sick last week.
IL now much better.
En-. Knspp Il planning FOR q big cam
paign trapping bears; he has over twenty
trap, set now. aud Il going 20 set out
more. 1.-THE Newrylies, a. l. their wont,
scoHr the mountains thi. sumner. II vii
b. well for them 20 look oui Tor Enoch's
trans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
Z BROwNFIELD.

The school 10 District No. commenced
on The i0ih.
Adiie AlArd commenced her school At
south Hiram same day.
The Cough memorial. held 81 the Uni
versaNsi church by The Temperance Asso.
citation and W. {. 7 l., was an Interesting
meeting
TIE drouih has At Jas, broken aud ,lllsrs
of the soll rejoice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
RUMPoRp CENTRE.

Woods drive passed here the ian.
Charles r.. Johnson has taken bright
little boy from the Ofphsn's Home 10 Bos'
ton. We congratulate the little fellow on
securing so good home.
The Republicans have caucus today
18th Inst.
Or. Y. y Small has moved into Rev. Mr..
HannAford's house.
Mrs. J. ". Vaughn and family have ar
rived.
Mrs. Ella Abbot, Brown has arrived
home from Walihsm.
A. c. Dollof IL con iueilng the pos,-of'le'
10 q very satisfactory manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
WILSON'S MILLS.

Weather IL unexeep,ionable a. far a.
plessaptness Il concerned, rain Il needed,
about farming business, and river driving
water Il 80 low that they can slDice logs
Only part % the day now. and usually the
river Il Al its highest point At this time OF
year.
n. X. Bennett has been to Berlln--csr.
riei lis son Ernest 20 see DR., a. he IL
s,ill suffering from the effects OF the diph'
iberia
u c. Bean and wife have set M house
keeping We wish them peace and prosper
ity and long life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
PORTER

TIE raip Of the pas, week au caused
grass % put on q better look Apple trees
are In blossom earlier than they have been
before for number Of year.
%. D. wiggin has so FAR recovered a. 10
be- out agalu.-R q Heard IL also able Ia
ride out
Au.sl Alleys wife l. very SICK.
George II. Towle l. bulldog large store
al KsEu Falls. 20 co. aud three stories
high
1. l.. French has corn AMI potatoes up;
they were planted 1t inst
Elmer French has closed 81. school
Al West Newfsli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

The evening was slightly unpleasant out
OF doors on account OF rain. but within
Norway Hall everything Was bright and
glittering. The decorations were the finest
ever seen In the hall. and were furnished
by Geo. ". Beals OF the Boston Decorat-
Ing Co. IL IL useless TO attempt detailed
description OF the decorations for Il would
convey no idea Of the beauty OF the scene.
In the rear gallery appeared worn and
tattered dag belonging TO the Norway
Light Infantry, presented 10 10 by Gen. q.
L. Beal and captured by him at winches'
ter, Virginia. The dag ws, In It, day,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
GlIEAl).

A good rain the sih started vegetation
nicely; the season IL two weeks earlier
than last year.
News Is as scarce As hens teeth, and ev'
erybody Il busy.
Bernard Prescotts horse got badly cut
Friday by coming 10 contact with barbed
wire fence.
Quite an amount OF sweet corn viii be
planted for the Bethel corn shop; also
few pieces OF beans.
John Wight will use ton OF fertilizer
this year, using II mostly on his grain
CrOD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Pensioners or applicants f1r pensions.
veg In The western part OF Otfofd
colniy. Who nav desire % make oath 10
application 90 afliAvii before The proper
ca ~. are Informed TIA; tie Clerk OF
C11ris Will b. a. The ofiice % ID. X Hast
.rgs a Son. Fryeourg, on Tuesday, jane
1t. a. : O'Clock. =. n, when parties can
present their papers. and avoid The e.
7euse % irsvel % Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
Blood Purifier

No physician In Amsries TO-DAY has such ma
tioas I.putstIoa a. Dr. N. q. FLOWER for rsiL
ealiy curins Cancers, Turner's, serefuis. and
oil ih)se dep STATED ani terrible blood Disorders
hat lor etntaries the medical World regarded a.
weiluiEh ineufable. Df. flosers Heed rur-
his unparaiielei repatstion By lie splendid fssuhs
10 speedily eliminating all poisonous germs non
the body, and qaiesiy suppiyns an abundance OF
lhs pure rich blood 30 ESSENTIAL 90 perfect heAlh
Co cell on the contrary 10 IL seientihc e)mbin'
aIlOa 81 the aaest and most eo,tiJ blood remedies
One Bottle IL equal 10 eight of
amy other blood medicine tn the
rnnrkeL
10 Or. Flower. h.nd'n hi" cared 'h'u'.ad'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
Twxx,v yv,v..n,covn

Rev. wv. MacOmber. Mshopsc. Putnam Co,
New lofk. writes -"About twenty years ago
1 was lAii aside nearly eight weeks with 80
.sariy discouraged, When I providentislly
came acros. la. skill ARNOLD', COtGlI
kILLIM In short time I found myself
completely cnfct since that time ! have
use-i ~ with universal success IN my fanlly.-
Mrs. A. n. Chandler, Derby Line. VI, rriiss
- ihink Dr. seth Arnold. Pills the best
ever usesf"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
NO. FRYEBURo.

Nothing OF Importance has happened
during the past week that has come 10 the
knowledge OF your reporter.
The district schools nearly al com
meuced q week ago. and are running
smoothly with q good attendance.
TT. Haley Is mailing some improvements
In nj. house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

pr IN. y. Braihary hss removed %
S.-ih Paris. where ~ Nil continue 70
--,rrcs. his Cfice arf residence being Al
iss Actress house In the tine that he
"A. besn among as. Dr. BrAioary has
s.sei many frients ani patrons. whom ne
= ROT soou iose. We Sish The Doctor
,..-f,rt success 10 his uss asld Of labor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
FRYE

VERY warn here today. The farm
sfs have Got most OF their sowing done
some have planted their potatoes, and
hearty nnlshed planting their gardens.
The sick ones are AL cat again, ,xeep.
Ms Isaac Brltesn, and she Is very much
better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

, n. RAwsou. our Manufacturer .nd
.,,.fr In Horse AM Cattle Medicines, hAs
c.ns ogt wiih q hantsome cart freshly
-a.rtei hat shine. Ike Anew silver dcllN'
~ .etiering was done To a handsome
.arnsr ~ : II. RASron. "SAm started
-st ~ a Trip through New Hampshire
N.rfav morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Ny health Ia. been very poor for the
past six months, having no appetite and
no, feeling able 10 work. Bells Sirssp.
rllla having been recommended To me.
purchased three bottles, and after taxing
two OF them am entirely cured. osu
recommend this Sarsapafills As aspl,nild
medicine. Yours, A. q Hal,
Machlnls, for The Dennlson sig Co,
brunswick. Ne.
only 80 cents per bottle your local
aruggl.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
pEcORArION DAY.

The tay vii oe suitably observed BY
ne Paris Veterans art citizens geutrAlly'
Ani public exercises vii Do heii o. ne
dirsreut villages In The toSu.
A squAd % veterans frOm South fAfis
Nil .swlng Arourd The circle M)niAy
forenoon. 3ist Inst, ant exercises VII ~
BED on Paris uili a. a. Al West a. -
tni Al North Paris A. ~ - A u. Iherr
wil be- q PROCESSION Al each village ne
Paris lllil Hand Nil frrulsh music A. Iafis
ulI. ani The West Paris BAnt AZ West
ard North Paris. The PROFESSIONS VII
rArch 20 The burial grounds In each Vlisge
uherc The Bard vii Play = clfge' then
ersyer vii BE- cfsrei, % BE- followed ~
1.-crsut speakers.
re s1srclses A. South Paris viii be
hs,f ln The Afternoon. The procession
49, 81 formed And move Al precisely t"o
o'clock. short exercises will b. held a.
Riverside Cemetery. Aftsr waich The pro
ce.s.ou wlii return 70 New Hal where The
gsterAl exercises nil be- held. 40 ad'ifess
- hs given By General james A. Hal.
Past Commardsr q. A. T.. Department OF
NAne There vii be- singing ~ ne JAR
ieiis. anf muslc ~ The BAnt. 10 l. also
sroectst that General Hal Will sSirg
aru1rd TIE circle with TIE boys, AM
.2eak Al Paris I'LL, Ant a, West And North
Paris
Al good time Is expected. ant u : hoped
hat The citizens generally OF these iinef-
zen. villages Nil turn oct Ani De really
A. tie hours teslguAiet - help In cAriyins
at TIE exercises.
AMER The programme for The DAY has
tssu carried oui. The Paris Veterans ~iil
ave a collation.; also Business meeting :
OBJ winf % With q ears campfire 10 ne
evening" AZ Paris Veterans are detailed,
srt ID be- expected % report Tor daiy Tor
i1e entire day.
A'i.tiouL particulars next week.
n y. BotsrER,
Or Isaac RoUNps,
%. A MANN, Con.
J. II BaEKows,
J n. DUNnAN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18
ROXRIRY.

John Reed has 20, his poplar drive on,
% the river lie has hired samuel Rand
% carry on bis fArm this Summer.
About two inches OF snow fsll on the
mountains the lith.
Carrle L1cke hAs reiarnsh from Wilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Those OF our readers desiring perm..
neni situation aud coed pay Nigh, DO veil
10 read the advertisement, Live Men
Wanted" In another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

TsrousA The forts % Mrs. % A. rasyer'
tss NIs.s. Perham. Mrs.. George cum
-Irss. Mss Eu1A Lougley. Mss Louise
%. Ms Mary Mellsn, Ant Others OF ne
yn.ssr.sllst Society. In getting ~ enter
ailments. etc, TIE past winter u raise
noosy. the people OF The Society may con
g-aiaIais themselves that The church i 70
n pa.uted soon. A great deal % credit =
,ss the.e ladies'. Il. ;. Doc. &C under
..arf = % So The paiutius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

TIE .hossr % lAsi wednesday evening
rfosah,y prevented sone vao wolii olhef'
w.s havs attended The UulvsrsAiisi Circle
a. Academy Hall; fair auiiencs "s'
ers.sut. however. and those Who GU A.
,srt erloysd one % The very be.i ~ TIE
uAry pleasant OCCASIONS of this ABB.
re ARE. a Change % Base. Sas pre-
seated ~ Arihar Hal, Newton stanley
arf Misses Mary Meiisu and Louise Doe
hlghiy Humorous sud very erc'iiabis
-snner. Ice-cream and cake vefc served
ari ths sutsrialnmsni coucluisi Win
.-r-al IAnrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Prof W. :. Ripley. % Boston, seois
.fversi pieces % Decoration DsY mSsls
nsrktt "Conplimentary % Paris I'M
R-..s Bsrd" The hAnd return ihArks for
fse sane
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Rev. A. wiswall. % Norway. preached
Al The Baptist church Sunday 10 ~ aAnse
With The pastor.
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The band vii 20 70 Bseknsld peeofA'
t.ou bay Where they pay Tor fessenosn
Ar Post They vii play A. fsfls A.
.uafief OF seven on The morning OF AAi
laI
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Chs 0xtor> psn'aerat'
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

TIE nelghbors OF Mrs. Tooin, whose
hushsrd las recently iiei, tufpci out
Fridsy ant dii he springs work on her
arm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-05-18

Oh Jersey. E,q OF BueAnsld, vas In
town Monday.