Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Hiram

The little daughter OF john w. PeadeS
ter, % South Hiram. died OF whooplps
cough lss, month Laroy, their youngest
son h.s been very sick with TIE ssm; dl.'
case. bat IL now recovering.
Two children OF Mr. Henry W.lifou, OF
Cornish, and the youngest ehili OF Mr.
Lewis G. Cross, have died OF The sane
istsly.
Mrs. wm. oniwsy. OF Hiram, died amer
. long aud painful Illness, having been con
nned 10 her room for over three years.
Mr. AMI Mrs Noah Pendsxter celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF Their marriigs on
Christmas Afternoon and evening, by AVA
rlety wedding. About eighty OF their
friends and relatives met bringing pres.
ents and good wishes and were served With
. YER, nice supper.
David, the little son Of SIR. joseph Oar.
Gin, died on Christmas morning. w.
Capt samuel wsdswnr,h dl,d suddenly
/ ~ heart disease, Dec. 3Oih. sgtd ~ years,
: months. N days. lie was the youngest
| 90 eleven children OF The late Cap, Charles
l. and Ra,h wad,vorth. llew.sa grand
son OF Gen. Psleg wadswofih, OF Revolu'
\ tlOnAry FAM. All WAS cousin ofthe poet
Longfeliow lie Was also = dsseenieut Of
C,pt John Alder, Elder wllllim Brewster,
ard three Others Ol the Pilgrims who land.
"a AZ Plymouth Rock from the Maya lwer,
/ la 1870 Tie vas also = descenient from
Christopher walsWotih. who landed AZ
Daxbury, Mass, Sept. iCih, 1859. Capt.
wad.wOfth was Que 90 uAiurrs noblimtu.
A NADER husband A9d father did not exist,
and more pleasant home than bis could
hardly BE- imagined Ills genial aud con-.
1 A - aVA
| Justice, his incomprbalc lntegfiiy, AMI bis
| lArgc-hcArtsd. whole soulei manhood won
/ for him TIE respcc, of cyery citizen, sud
cAnghi The admiration Oft child, OF The
stranger. For forty years be has been one
of our mosl wealthy and prominent ell.
/ Isns. and BY diligence. economy and saga.
clous management he has m,de hl, farm,
90 about = square mile. one 90 the best Ia
| Hiram. Ills example WAS safe ani hl.
| counsel wise Ani luticlous iujastcl Aud
oppression aroused he lofy Indignation,
whlle A mean trick excited his most sc.ih.
ing scorn. Some years since he in'lisd
| hl. dcscen !snts % = Christians festival a.
BIZ spiel0us mansion, and ailsr A day aud
evening never 90 BE- forgotten, The deep
laden boughs OF tie ChflsimN tree were
found ~ ooniain = hundred dollar bill Tor
each ~ bis two sons aud d,rgh,cf. On
Jan. gai. his friend. Rev. II. y Sow. o.
Cornish. preachei an slsgani tlseoarsc
fi0m Psalm g =.
VIII osgooi. % Mslisu. Mas. Is Walk.
log bis faihsr. Mr.. Isaac 4. Osgood.
Mf Lafayette Cismons, OF Glfham, was
10 town Mouiay Al The funyral oitls h'o'a'
ef.inlaw. Capt. samuel waiswofih
Ne william llun,rCss, aged 20 this
moaih. IL nearly helpless ani cobaaei -
hls bed By The ltarmiiies % age. lleis TIE
Oldest man Ia Hiram.
Mr Bsul,mln W Morrill,. % New Gl0u.
csstsr. WAS In town on The ga o. sell tic
personal property % The estate OF TIE late
iydla Cotton. OF which ne l. administrator.
The old Richardson barn on Caleb {.
Clemous mount,in farm. collapsed Ike the
"Dcacon's one.hoss shay" Ina gale some
time since. Ills 500, Jesse, has tGui
stable from The frAgmenc.
EiWin X wAisEoIth IL recovering ffom
he recent llnsss.
Df. Charles 4 wilson relieved oa' o.
hls patients. sorlc wesss slrc', % q tape
worn 20 feet lous.
The prayer meeting A. Rsubsu 5. M1ul
iou's Sunday eve, AZ g o'clock, IL ntei
Institution. Toe orgln accon?inlmsnt
sii, mach n tae music. and the metlrgs
AZ mach 30 The peace aud harmony 81 The
community.
su,s n. Morrill,. formerly OF Hiram. aud
A pupil OF ours In iscS. l. Vice fFeslieui
% The sheboygan. Wis, Commercial Col.
.sgc Saccess - him.
Jane. Clemous L. rspalflng Tie house
AL tll % Llsusllyn 4. waisvorsh