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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
No. FRyEBURG.

The people. young and old, united ~
Christians tide, December -, aud gave as
= very interesting evenings sNercise-iAo-
ieAux. Rotations. music then The Chri.t-
mas trec-delighilng The hearts OF the
childreu that "SAniA" has remembered
them all 50 graciously.
The Ladies Union Circle met with Mrs.
Osborne Charles; full A,iencanee reported
.-5.
Mrs l. :. O.gooi has returned to her
home 10 Portland.
Mrs.. Arson Charles Is slowly recover
lng.
George u Chandler esq., OF Bridgion Is
teaching penmanshlp here-A class OF =
scholars.
Rafas sawyer OF Poftlsnd. has amused the
the ''boys- by buying I've horses 10 be de-
uvercd 10 and paid Cor by John BAichelder.
BAichelder refused 90 'cOme down, so
the boys return home withou, their cash
The Oii Fellows Circle met with DR.
and Mrs. MAbry. Wednesday, January 9.
when our social DIR. and his charming
wife entertain, you want 10 get there,
or you will miss q red-leiier day. There
Was a full attendance OF course, and " "a
entirely supefinous 10 add that those Odd
Fellows and their wives enjoyed such =
social evening as they only know no" TO
eulOy.
Langdou harrington was called by The
mysterious messenger nom this world OF
trouble, AFTER q short Illness. sunday Jan.
"a. lie was g years old and had lived an
honorable, honest. manly lie. lie bad by
early economy and careful business habits
accumulated a large property. There are
few len 10 our little comm unity Who were
his equal. We extend 10 his wife. who i.
utterly prostrAiei by the sudden blow, and
the bereAved relatives, our heartfelt sym
palhy, remembering the while that
" To every man ugon this earth
Death cometh soon or late.
May IL rnd Us al ~ well prepared Tor TIE
future A. WAS our nelghbor. friend, broth
er, husband. Peace 10 his ashes!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
WILSON'S MILLS.

TIE mercury has not bc,n below 81
for . week. ans some days above ~
snow j. what lumhsrmeu n tote team.
siers Wish q see Iasi now one can hAni
an they can pat on a slei. bat The roads
arr - icy that teamsiers have - o o
sharp OF get cApsifsl.
Two pcidlers In toSn last week.
The Bennett Bros and Bennett storey
have been pressing hay Tor logging teams
10 a. gons up the river.
n n Flint has moved bis saving ma
chine lnte town. and will ssS any cords
each for bennett BROS u : Dfan al y.
X. Bennett
Eigar Beuncti- or team i lAii up Ntth
the foot rot. bal fog his logging Business.
oar scholars were made hapqy by The
arrival ola package % cards AM pictures
to begin ne ncN year wiih-from their
teacher. = Lois a. one little chap naive
IN remarked. on receiving bis that be
guessed TIE teacher Akcd him because ne
fuol % gtt his l~essous."
We AZ sorry 20 lose Hartford nom
the Postal Card Brigade. A. his eommgni'
cations must be- of grca; Interest Ia as
section ofthc county aud AL can learn oi
aim. Kindness AMI forbcsrAnce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
MIDDLE INTERvALE tBrrmrI).

Pine woods soaOOl-eholee thoughts for
memoriIing
The tAriy pHpg becomes The tArty
uaa. an1 be Who has the reputation OF be-
Ing indifferent 10 bis engagements cannot
be trustol."
"A Kind word AMI pleasant voice are
glns easy % give and be must be wretch
"a Indeed who will not give them.
Whatsoever " wouli that men should
SO INTO 700. so yc even 30 % them.
A" Successful men ~ more u their
ffrsfrcruace thar 90 their Hdfurri powers
There l. nothing Impossible 10 HIN
who wln try.
"To io ant 10 htlr Is me duiy ollie.
n cheerful. bat o gigglers. be scri-
Gus. bgt not dull beware 81 silly. thought
less speeches.-AthOugh you may forget
them. Others will not
The secret ~ true ~blessctness u eharac.
Ter. not condition your happiness con
sl.ts not In uAcrs y0u are. bat rali you
are
P~ronancnsss Is a low. grovellng vice;
and be Who iutulges Ia Il i no gcntienan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
NEwRY.

SON weather for q week past . severe
rain storm and = general breakup OF Ice
in all the rivers. Logging IL a. . stand.
stu. All the landings on Bear River are
clear OF logs. E~llenwood's crew were
drawing pulp wood on Big Brook. Tues
day. The stage went up through Monday
on runners and back Tuesday on wheels
Free singing school st Thurston's ball,
Newry, Tuesday and Friday evenings.
&. &. Harlow has sold bis three-yeAr.
old Eclalr col, TO c. ID. Atherton for $50.
Warren W. kilgore IL finishing the
school In No. ., begun by j. II. Frost.
Snow, my kingdom for snow, Is the cry
Of the woodsman now.
The school house In No. I was robbed oil
some trinlng articles n while since; who
ever did II has q streak OF the mesnes'
Kind OF mearness In his composition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
GRFHNWOOn.

Rev. Mr.. Goodwin attended Conference
a. Shstagee. last Saturday, preached Al
Locke's Mills. sunday morning. and AZ
ShaaAgee school house In The Afternoon.
The day wAs stormy ~ that the attend
Arcs probably wAs not great. NJ. Hanna
fori occupies The pulpit on The nrsi Sab
bath o. Zach month. A. The foud.
DeA =. n Cummings. who was on We
LEX list lAst week. begins 10 get out a ~
lie. hands arc considerably swollen YET,
ant be las really hAi = hard time Oft.
I. Cole Is having more tfouble VIII
his legs this winter he has had = sore on
one % them Tor a long tine, and u ohsiin'
atsiy refuses % be- healed 40. lie Is a
drsi-class nelghbor In every respect AID
has The sympathy of All. even u be does
call on " ln~convsnieuily often for taxes
Therc were three slelghs upset near ne
meeting house Al Tie Poni.in consequence
OF bal roAi. CHRISTMAS day ani evening.
DeA Dustin Bryani's being one OF them.
~. Bryant wAs thrown cat. her face
somewhat SCARED. Ani she got quite a
shaking up generally.
santa claus Was very liberal with his
pr,seuts. although ~ saw nothing OF The
generous OH gentleman himself Among
The things hung for your humble CORE
.poudeut aud Amlly were a nice large
shade lamp, two autograph albums. hand
.kerchief. bags 90 pop corn, confectionery
etc. Especial thanks Tor the lamp, more
light va at what We wanted. and The
good Oh DENociAr shall have a part OF
the hsnsdt oft
RE soclai circle A. A ID. BryAnis, last
wednesday Afternoon and evening, was =
grand slccess no less than se'euty-nlhe
took supper there. the proceeds amounting
% between SIX and seven dollars. flrst-
class music. both vocal and Instrumental,
was furnished. while The young folks hai
a good time playing ~CoPenhAgin. chasing
Tie squirrel, marching. etc. Tue neA'
circle wtl meet a. Mrs AlouEo felts, on
wednesday, afternoon and evening Jany
IS; and " might - well say here that
there l. always = special Invitation ex'
tended for al hands 20 come aud bring
their families. That i probably what cir
cles are Tor.
josh Billing. used % say II was evident
that mater Lowell fun. or she never would
have made the munky. And thlnk IL Is also
evident that she loves variety or she would
never have made 90 many kinds or mon
keys-and weather. l doubt whether
there Il 4 section o. country OG eArtL'
where there l. such a variety OF weather,
especially during the winter season. a. We
have % here In this northeast corner OF
Uncle sans farm. December was al va
rety; the old year went out. and The new
can 10 with a rain storm. Saturday u
xAs 50 warm that the cattle were ylng
down In the felis. bees dying about their
hive. In great numbers, aud dies were bux-
Ing arouud 10 the dO0ryArd. And a man
rom The west part OF the town told me,
Yesterday. that be had heard the robins
repeatedly la The woods the week before.
The crows got such a good reoomnenda-
ton last summer that they have not
thooghi OF leaving Jet IL has been rain
ing two days, and Tor the last tsenty-four
hOurs Ike = shower; the streams are a.
high A. I ever saw them, and the suo"
nearly All gone. l. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
ROXBURY.

Having a chance. I Interviewed The res.
ldcui owners OF real estate lexcsp, one
whose farm IL not Affected oy lot Ines
between Range III and Swim River. l
found them az dissatisfied with tia, de-
clslon. l could not see AL non.resldent
owners. bat suppose they wouli decide
according 10 their IDEAS OF their In.
tcresis. have heard nothing from TIA,
Swim River l.. &. II n be will publish
hi, name. I will call on him or send him
postage Tor a reply. | want that plenty
OF proof" that the Original surveyor
started iha, range line AZ the " county
corner" w. n. JkSSE
Qalte an Ice frcshei Jan. 5. The pond
rose 90 common high water mark. and the
ice len The streams. Lumber landed on
the Ice or bAnts I. sircwoi no nan knows
where.
y. II. Merrill L. making otyokes-or.
defs solicited.
Alarge proportion Of our Lumber opcfa,-
ors attended the recent referee trial al
Bethel.
Parties are looking over Bartlett 4 Ma
sons tract OF land vest u swim River,
with an eye 90 bnying H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
PORTER

Another heavy rain this week slelghs
are cot OF use and wheels are Ia order
.now mostly gone. O,slpee River !. very
high. higher than was ever known In The
winter.
Mrs. Joseph %. Gentleman l. very low
with consumption At her fathers, Hanson
Libby. and cannot live but . short time.
Levi Libby IL sick with the same disease,
and has taken bis bed; be IL one OF the
aged men OF this iown-iT years old.
Frank 4. French has . very valuable
Kuox horse that IL very sick and IL has but
a small chance TO ever get better.
We are very sorry that our friend Hart
ford" Is going 10 stop writing Tor The
DEuocRAr. The Postal Card Brigade and
the readers OF the DMocR,T will miss bis
interesting letters may bis last days be As
happy as his former years have been hon.
orsble.
Charles Wales OF this town las got his
pension and back pay. amounting 10 : 1880
he IL Justly entitled To H.
The funeral OF Daniel Brooks took place
on Sunday last; he was one OF Pofters
honest and upright citizens.
A. y. Mason presented y. l.. French
with q set OF sleeve buttons made from the
wood OF an apple tree planted by his grand
fat.er. T. 4. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
FRYEBURG

Fred n. Fife len on the ith for Boston.
where he will attend Bryant q STATIONS
Commercial College.
Mss Alice 4. Morgan has returned TO
Boston 10 continue her k~iniergirten stud
les.
Miss Mary y. Bradley returned last week
from ThOmaston, where she has spent sew
eral months
Miss Lillian ID. Ward, daughter OF Amos
ward. ant John Y. barnes OF conway
were mafried this week by Rev. H. ~
Stone.
The Fryeburg House has sgsln changed
hand. ana Is n0w 10 be under The Careful
Supervision OF the owner.
+. /. Eastman has purchased OF Cnsfles
Perry the corn packing buildings AND e'-
erythipg connected with the business
lately carried on by the previous owner.
Eastman intends 10 run the factory tns
coming season and pat up ars'-elass corn
Thursday evening there Was q D.. a. L.
camp Gre Al Masonic Hall.
Charles Perry spent last Sunday III
town.
John Lsngdon Harrington, a wei Known
citizen OF Frysburg. died Dec. tai bis home
AZ North Fryeourg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12

You should see aud read The OXFORD
COUNTY ADyEWrisLR. IL has all the
county news specially gathered for u
by n. correspondents. No family can
aiforl 10 live without the weekly visit
Of this paper. II Il II announcement for
YOU to borrow the paper 10 will be sent
TO you on trial four months for MY
cents.
The paper contains your sabbath
school lessons, a good story each week.
The land c%onycyanccs for the whole
county. An able agricultural depart
ment. Ilousekeepcr's column. Prize
letters for children. Poetry from the
best local poets.
The ADVERTISER j. non.political aud
takes no notice Of the political world
whatever bat Il has al the local news
The ADvEETi.TR clubs with oil the
leading papers and magazines. W. can
ave you from 80 10 ~ cent, on each
copy ordered through ~. Send 10 us
for club LET. lnclose postal Tor reply.
All inquircrs receive prompt attention.
The ADVERTISER prints weekly ESQ
papers, which ]. the largest number OF
papers ever regularly printed In Oxford
County. It, lit i an actual one and
circulaics among the best people.
Those who advertise Tor profit use
the ADVERTISER a. the rates when cir
culatlon Is considered j. q third less
than any other paper ever printed IN
Oxford County.
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send twO-cont postage stamps.
dress ADVERTISER, Norway, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
OXFORD

). r. HoibrOok. assignee Cor George
Parrot ~lnsolveut debtor, l. selling cut
he good. 10 Parrots store
Dr. Sieveus has moved into bis rev
house
Mile Walker has returned @ Lewiston.
where she l. attending Nichols Latin
school.
wooibuy Frost % lewiston has been
visiting frieuds here
Eidsr Tracy AAs been quite sick with
sore throat
GrSAIs weber IA. been very .leE with
pneumouiA
Arvida Poland has moved into Tie house
be Is bulldlng on he corner 90 The welch-
vile and depot roads
The covered bridge has been r~eplAnkcf
TIE heavy rains raised ne river ~ much
that a frcshst vAs feared. The roads have
BEN very bad since The snow len this
males 10 hard for The doctors. Who ar
having = great Deal % driving % visit "a
usnts. q number OF people In tais ADJ al
Joining towns being qlite sick. We shan
Al BE- glad 90 have sisighlng AgAiu.
We c0py the following paragraph ron
= recent paper, The second annual ban
qast % he sens ant daughters 20 Malne,
resident 10 Minneapolis, Wa heid last
week WAY cannot some ~ ne Maine
people who were present write an accouui
of The proceedings AMI seni a. ne DENo.
cE,r Cor pubiicatioui We Should AZ Ike
% rcAi it
The river rose - high a. % carry away
part OF The dam AZ welchviIe. AMI The
wooden min wiii not run While me needed
repairs src hsiug mAie. which vii take
two weeks or more. The water came Into
the easement % The mill % me depth OF
four OF eve feet Al enormous cake % Tee
was i~cosenei q little distance up The river
and cane crasaing against The middle pier
% the bridge A small crowd % spccta-
tors who were standing on The bridge,
watching The ice, dispersed 10 a hVeiv
manner.
10 ihls place he river ovcrfoNci TIE
roat a. The foot % Clay III. bat has noS
gone down. A. l. Jersey i0st some ten
corts or more % wool which had lnst been
cut All piled on his Interval Other par
Ties Also losi wood. We heal that reigh-
horlag towns have also suffered TIE hari
freeze following 50 closely upou TIE thaS.
has Ten The roads 10 q dangerous condl
lion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
UPTON.

The Postal Brigade Is thought TO be .
good thing by no-.resldents. One re-
marked at Is just like getting . letter
from h,me."
We have had four or i've Inches OF snow
bot the recent rain only len . little Ice
The mail stage came on Sheels yesterday.
NJ. y. Coolidge cut his knee 20 badly
that he was obliged TO leave the woods.
Otis ii. Abbott IL quite fteblei he has
tainted several times this winter while do
Ing his chores.
Mrs. A. q. Douglass has the erysipelAs.
DIR. Twaddle was called to see her q shs
IL now thought 10 be improving.
Rev. A. II. William preached here San
day.
School closes on High st., this week.
Erastus Abbott 10 attending school 10
Grafton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
HEBRON.

Notwithstanding Ice and rain. many en-
Ioyed the annual donation visit Al inc
pastors, New Years Day. ,
Sabbath Rev. y. ID. Richardson delivered
a N Interesting discourse from Rom. XVII
lie gave notice that he would preach a
goodbye sermon next Sabbath. lie has
accepted an earnest call from Tenants
Usrbor. Mrs. Richardson viii remain
here q few weeks. Another donation sisli
will be given by those not present New
Years Day.
storms and bai travelling have pre-
vented many from attending tho yearly
prayer meetings
wednesday many attended the Grange
meeting AZ West Minot.
Captain and Mrs. Durham have Just AZ
rived home from Boston.
Students far ard near engaging rooms
Tor the spring term. which will commence
Feb. ?.
VERY hsppy 10 learn OF 80 man- In the
Brigade interested In q grand reunion; and
gratidci b know the names or 80 many
through the prize award. Our former cd
ltOr, Geo. II. watkins. esq, viii please
accent my thanks ~ a shsrer Ia his prize
award. and FOR the many extra papers re-
celyed.
On account Of the rain the donation par
Nv TO Rev. n. ID. Richardson on Newfears
Day was not very largely attended, and
another IL appointed for the 9Th.
Very heavy rains during the last week.
Last Saturday As q. W. Cusmsn was re-
turning from Mechanic Falls, bis horse
took fright and did some little damage TO
the wagon. -.
The week OF prayer l. being observed
here this week.
1. I. Bumpus OF Auburn IL staying a
while with his father. l.. y. Humps.
Mrs. John Quincy. who has been vi so
long, IL somewhat better. Las, week she
received q box OF fruit and other delicaeies
from her sou In Troy, y. Y.
Henry Stesrns has hauled his winters
wood and has been hauling logs 10 West
Mlnoi. but the loss OF snow has stopped
work for the present &
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
BETHEL.

The week At Bethel has been OF varied
experiences. The rain In the earlier part
OF the week gave rs q freshet. The Ice
broke Up in the Androscoggin River, and
the intsrvales are covered with Ice and
logs. wednesday afternoon II looked a.
though much damage would be done TO
the roads and bridges. but the wind
changed 20 northwest, and Thursday was
cold, the thermometer registering 20 be-
low zero. Friday night q northeast snow
storm set In, and AZ this writing, Saturday
morning, the appearances are for . heavy
snow fall.
samuel Estes Was thrown from bis car
rage Thursday, and severely bruised. His
horse became unmsnaeesble, being fright
ened by the cars. -,
The whole community sympsthize with
Dea. Puringtou and family. In the death
OF their little boy. lie was i've y one.
half years old. and q lovely child, aud
WAS universally beloved. The funeral vas
Al the house Thursday. attended BY theif
pastor. Rev. ID. w. Hardy. They desire
me 20 express their gratitude 20 theif
friends and neighbors for their Kindness
and sympathy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
HIRAM

The County Attorney Is respectfully eau
toned against hories 90 %l0ufneymen VII
nesses. who would very much Ike 10 20
% Paris. persccute their nelghbors, help
on some hrawi. 90 family quarrel. dra"
mileage for any miles travel. get some
pocket moaey. possibly make a bill OF cost
% So against the county and eom home
Jolly drunk. DO you hear
workmen arr completing the white MI
Telephone from BALDWIN 10 fDeourg :
the crice here i located In The shop OF l..
X. B~aichelicr.
Nearly az The Highland farms are bare
also The roads. The January thaw on The
tth AMI 5ih. was quite thorough In -
work.
John W. Hubbard AMI Lsmusl Cotton
dissolved partnership 10 trade January l.
Hubbard remains; Cotton continues The
a~xe-hAndle business
Miss Susie Sprlng. OF New Gloucester.
i spending the winter 10 the family OF her
uncle, Hon. John II. Spring.
Mrs. Louisa Lowell, aged 20, Is quite
feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
BYRON.

We hal = heavy rain Tuesday, The Ssh
inst TIE river rose rapidly and the Ice
went out The dam Al Hop City was Goa
sliersby damaged.
Charles Pease had his camp burned on
the night OF the sth, with the clothes bed.
ding and camp supplies. The on camp.
containing A. NJ. Jenkins's oxen. barely
escaped The danes.
THIS morning Thursday The mercury
l. down 20 o again. with = high wind
sam Withsm Ia cutting timber on j. T..
ShAw'sI A. ). Yoang Il yardlng The TIM
Der Tor him.
TAsrsi Is IN be a dancing school a, Kuapp's
ball, I an told.
A singing school IL talked or
Mrs. LOu shaw has been sick for = few
days pssi bat Is zone better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
CANTON

The recent rains caused considerable
damage 10 and about Canton. Al Gilbert
vile the water cams considerably above
The railroad track west OF the bridge The
rOad-bed Was 50 badly washed that no
trains could pass over until 10 was reflled.
A gravel train WAS pat on "Wednesday AZ
terDOon. The Ice broke up In The river
abOut Eve O'Clock. Tuesday night The
water was very high and The ice packed
% against The piers and bridge and so
stopped the passage OF The water thst 10
rose nearly four feet In thirty minutes.
The water cane up 20 the floor OF the
bridge. which Was considerably shaken.
lteO1ld have stool bat = short time longer
bad The Ice not given away beneath H. The
water backed In nom the river around the
Denisou Pulp Co : builtings 50 that I'VE
hundred cords OF their poplar wool Vas
Heated srOund over several acres OF inter
vale. but vas doomed and saved.
Oa The evening OF Jsn'T 4 The Young
folks Guild" vss furnished with an oys-
ter supper ~ Rev. W. J. Twort and 9TH
ers. AMER The supper there were sxer.
cises By The members OF the Guild. consist
Ing % rscitsti0ns. tAbleaux. etc. Although
The weather uAs bad. al had = very good
tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
CENTRE LOWELL.

The ballding a, the village occupied - =
hardware store aud Tin shop has been
moved across the street and placed be-
tween the house 81 T.. y. Fox aud Joseph
Dksseii'. harness shop.
The stable OF NJ. X. Bemis has been
raised and moved back about half Ia
Width. These are great Improvement. 10
the village and were both made by MI.
Bemls. The work was done by Frank n.
Rawsou OF Oxford.
SIT. Qalmby l. It'll holding meetings At
the Centre they are well attended aud IN
,eresiing.
The rain and warm weather OF the past
few days have len out fields and road. In
bad condition. old residents say they
never knew the water 80 high A. !. WAS
on the ,,h a. the NIL Brook near Asa u.
HArrlman's.
II. W. Charles has gone TO Denmark to
teach = school.
Walker & Bell sent q carload Of apples
on the tih. and will send another In a few
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
FRYE,

We hive bad eight or ten days OF good
s~lslghlng; December 30 the weather com
menced 1 % moderate, the 2ist was cloudy,
about ? O'Clock In the Afternoon II com
mencci to rain, and ralned until : O'Clock
New Years Day. Then II came OF warm
and remained so until Monday night then
II commenced 10 rain AMI rained until
Tuesday night The snow aud Ice 10 al
rome OF from the ntlis AMI pastures To-
DAY Is a. pleasant a. April.
A stoek.buyer passed hers last week and
bought n. A. Reeds FAT GOV and willard
Eastmsn's oxen.
Swim River was the highest last night
II has been since Dec. II, ISIS.
The New Yew Years ball AZ willard
EAstmAn's was = success music Vas nrn.
lshed by Thomas's Orchestra
A. W Bfadecn has returned TO Lewis
ton.
Mr. Knapp. while Carrying the mall from
Byron % Mexico. 20, bis horse hurt very
badly; he got 10 |. Braiecn's with u, and
then took BrAieen's horse and len bis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12
Z NJ

IcAunoi forbcAr referring % he shock
inc tragedy which occurred in ihc west
part % the town on he tth Inst although
IL properly belongs % The broSuneii cor
respondent % report The death ~ 80
pod a citizen A. N. A. Wentworth has
cast = gloom over The eniire community
he manner by which BE- vas taken away
vas 30 shocking. Nothing or The IKE has
ever occurred before. The fate % Pos,
wh0 committed the deed should warn ev-
ery one against The danger " loslng con
trul % he temper.
This l. he rNh DAY since he SUI has
shone. The rain and slest have prevented
The usual business being done. which with
The sadness occasionet by Mr.. WeutNorth's
death. has made he trst week OF us new
year very unpleasant
TheC'L :. c. me, TIE sod Inst At J.
4 Fruks
TIE W c r. l.. ne, a. Mss SPrlngs'
The -th.