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

TIE Lap Year BAL on Jan. Ga Nis seil
attended. about n'iy couples bslng present.
Mrs. T.. v. walker, hall director. The
meat sui pIsiry ,upP-r a. Mrs. Newton
Lii,lewolls was one ~ the bSst
The schools opened on Monday, the :li
Inst Nr. Chaflc, wallace, assisted by
Ms. Hattie Blske. has charge ofihs gram
mar sni Intermediate, Ani Miss hAile
IIoughi0n. % The primary department
Rev. j NJ Banim's mother weni on
Tuesday - New York % spsni the winter.
Ayogpg GIRL attempted - commit sui
eide By iakiug Paris green, bot promo'
medical treatment saved hrf Nir.
Frank Wills Lord. youngest .on OF Johu
Lori, late ~ Boston, Ani grandson Of Nt'
,hAulel Lori, late of Oxford. died Dc -,
OF putumDua, 81 MliOD, Mass, sgei
year. ~, remain. we're brought - thl'
place Or aflh ~ hl, brother, jane. w.
Lord, Cd, Jnpablri By Waiter Dawes
There hs, recently been monument p'Ae
81 Ia the family lot IL NAs msic 10 liAly,
aud Is Of bssuilfal dcsisn aud nalsh.
Mr.. Jane Richards, vile Of ffanel'
Richards. died on Monday, jan. :, after
sickness 81 several months. The flnerA
services wrfc on Thursday, R,y. j VI
Buflm CflciAtlng
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Albany.

The oyster supper spoken oflisi week ~
Coles Hall, VAS postponed on account 81
ihs weather. unill Lass night Jan. 81
They report 9 good time.
There seems io be quite Amoylng tine
here. There l. a family Of The class called
paupifs whose residence IL Ia dispaie, md
he selecimen 90 Mts0n moved the family
from there - The house Of the ehalrmiu OF
sslee,men % Albany aud he 10 return nov.
81 then back. The question II Who ca
I5y. TIE flie The be-, The sglsctmsn OF the
paupefti
S'uee my las, card We have bad sons
very eoi weather here, bat All ihiegi sc
moving a. usual.
We Wish d report oae smart y5ung
man HAT retired early one night lnieniins
% get "A early start Ia the morning, but
awakeulug and the mOOn shinlng bright he
spguug oai Of bed 20 bald nfe but - his
surprise there vas good one All BOLT,
which puttlei him Al nfs, bat on looking
a, ~. clock he found IL only two hour.
slnce be re,lrei. We need not say that be
soon len
Ml.. Ls,,ls Bennett, Of Gllesd. has lasi
closed 4 successful term OF school Ia Dist.
No. s,h. The following scholars were not
absent . half . day darlng the term
GsorsiAnnA NAson, Lutis BENNETT VIVA beh
nett. wesley Waisrhouse.
The Methodist society have l0ng iclI ne
ned % house % worship aud have re-
solved ~ bald next summer eommo'
3lou. ed.dce for that purpose, near tbs
town house. As their numbers are small
Ani mean. somewhat limited they will bs
gl,i - receive all IRON Any one who NAY
be disposed 90 help 10 The good cause. II
,uy who were formerly residents OF ADA
nv woui Ike % lend 9 helping band theJ
ein send 20 Mrs. Ellen L. kimoan, Sec
and Treasurer.
The cougl elrcle meet this week with
Mrs. J. H. L0y'lOy.
J. w. Dresser has contracted 10 hsu
four hundred cords OF birch Tor J. j. SIC
Ali.ier.
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Dixaold

"Oi Fots Ball Friday evening, Jan.
Ga
TIE spool mill ga 20, ran wednesday.
10 bslrg shui down . ugA'cn tas driving
palley on TIE main SIAN
Many are hAving colds, Ani some core
throat.. tut 10 cases oftiphihsfiA 10 town
a. yst. Daring The past year one case Of
typhoid fever 10 town.
Tuesday. afief school. NJ. w. W. smith
ave the Young folks q tide aftsr bis foar'
iu.hani sni iu = double runner sleigh.
Frauk Star.sy i haylrg lumber hialsd
for his new house ca Wed s.
warmer white has purchased = lot on
one % he new street., ard Intends -
bui.i In the s9f.ur
Cannon ha. bloSu hl. rev whistle.
New Year. ball ~ he Gfiuge Hal was
= success. Good tine. wril siisnicd.
Oh FOLKS BAu comes Friday nisht, Jan.
9Th. some Stry nSa, inViiaii9as have
been seat oul
Work WAS suspended 10 The spool NIL
for 4 short time this week on secouni OF
few repair. on TIE gine.
Dr. Wing has moved lEio h., rev hoose
on Well s.
Weather qllte cold aud blu,,sfios
D'pAihsfla A. Berfy's NIL. has dlcl oai
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STATE NEWS

Ausv psnocntc daily pfpsr 10 nae
f5-i L. ag,iu t,.xci %
TIE ,1psnses o' tac state ilnsral of
Governor B1iscu sefe lcis iaAa sJo)).
Ia sewers la Clsan's wooden mill.
Lsslsiou. have gore out on account o; q
rciaci.ou 10 wtg,s.
Barrs. tac Aagns'a rlmssilrr. wa1 oqfa
eiasa1p a. B,ta. c1uc.aici 10 sasat
prln /. az p,A-s flf hin, Nli cleared oli.
Toe ship Afrci n. Saow. % rh1m.si'u.
vent d1vn A. The entrance % TIE hAfbos
- waterford. Ireland. at tae crcs, coz
..silrr of IS nee, we're l1st
Wa. uAmm11i IN sng.arsr Ca tas
MAne CcuirAi. Vas ki.i,i in ne depot A.
Hruusslck TUESDAY svcring. While a.
tempting 3D. h1Ari = m1vlug traiu.
Harry MeNes'y "a, soas % 10 Prov.
lucCs agau n IL reported thai D. has
i1st track of az brother franks whrfc
s,oais. aai has goac O. .o1S AIN ap
Bates College Il a11at o erect ifsi.
class astronomical ohssryatory on Mount
ntvlf Ths TELESCOPES MI BE- dteeu feet
l1ug. slth = tssiveiuCh aptrtgts Toe
college 10 on tAe higa foai - success.
POSTER. wa,hIa Iti cargci sItA pa
tc.paula la TIE Benusti ro11ery, i =
p1tl.s O. the police. rhrY believe he II
a. o,i c-aier. boz th'agh tarT htvr
ntisAv.r1rlrs scare. tasy have ts yri
f,G-i o. 20 aaY clue 3D. h.s iieuuiy
e-fitcsmsut % Secretary FIrca.ii.
of1sf Or she rcigctiln 10 tac Customs
force No. 4 entirely close The clsipms uf.
fces ~ So George. Thomasion. b1oihoaY
sni pamsrIs- "a The Treasury author
lt.fs have decided to Suspend dna. act1n
ia ias mai'sr autr tAsy cAu make 40 irvc'-
tsK.Iu.
lathe m.,iiia orisrs jlsi issuei The foi-
inslng geuts reminder - given certain
c1mmarirrs wao fNl q cnmp.y Win
orders Company commanders sho have
n0i maiv returns ofrf' practice 81 see
Tat 80 ssme arc natc a. once, o. tie In.
speCtaf - kfs Practice a. Portland.
wherr company as tsd ~ practice TAT
fsct shoui ts communicated O. the To-
sPsciof together With on. reasons for not
complying STA the order. rsistlng there
O.. Or ,rrs uust bar in mIni taAi =
rrg'tci to c1mpy villa orders AZ request.
e.. rrf Prlupiy zoo. viii Poi c0rsiterCi
- a rrfussl to 1rry thc orders 10 TIE Con
mtuIer. Iu-c1lsg wh.Ch Nil make thea
autuAh.r tl a colft martial Grf expulsion
from the service
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Frveburg.


Misses Anna and Mary Darrows len
NJ buday for Boston sni Wellesley. The
Misses NJ ,rfill wen, on wednesday. Muy
Setvey scco rpsniei them - far - Lowell
where shs vii vl.ii friends.
Qilie company from BrOwuneli saf'
prlsed Mr.. sni Mr.. Wentworth Tuesday
evs.
Anew boy came u Nr Newman. Jan.
81.
Nc. Gresnlaw will move iu,o Mrs. liz
ley's house. leivlng the fyeburg House
without an occupant.
Ne. J. T. w. Smith gave = reailng 81
Academy Hall Wednesday eve.
Mr.. John Locke Il very feeble
q. + L,id len Wednesday Tor ahnaung
excursion On NsSbern. y. &.
George Shirley has been spPolaiei depu-
~ sherir. 10 place Off. W. Spring. resign
Norm.n ChsFlss. Installing on sst ~ The
l. % q. y, has been AZ Briigiou ani Dfu'
marx attending - that business.
&. l. = T. rsunlon snd supper ~ Mt.
Rlcharison's. Friday eyeulug.
The monthly Temperance meeting IL -
b. =, the MetaOtisl church Sunday even
lng. Jan. slh
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aranon

TIE pea OF The loggers, 10 our last, ioi
NOR. snow. q withdrawn, there being q
.ufiicisnt quantity. ss,A
Such wea,her! Ca "Wednesday, the ssth
MI. we had regular blirEud, ,ni ,ns
two following days were occupied sooa.
sqaallV by The wind and oreskine -oes
,ssms. Saturday the lghtheeled al'n,s
vas rather low.splriied, having iAlsh ~
below uOihlpg. Sunday We we're Is'oIe.
with q whole DAY OF snow shd slese ~
Nv . eoplous rain al the following nieht,
s,iiose, bV a freezing cold day. And IL
/. NO, exactly torrld now. The snow mess
ure. .oou, Two feet In The woods.
THREE Prisians (of Maine, Who pave
been lOxglng for Richmond Davis nave
soue hone. A..
byron sanooru IL mall carrier on the
nsw route, from Lskeslde, n. n. 70 Erfo''
NH. Frs, mall carried The 2nd INST
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Rrownheld.

Friday evening there was New Years
ball - thc town hall. Oyster supper
Sani,y mornlng IL showed, Ia TIE Atsr'
room 10 rAincf. consequently The roads were
almost impossible Monday. Tuesday vas
. hoffld cold iay. and the ~ini blew IKE
fary. BAT. Notwithstanding All this, u dli
not deter quite = number % The young pso'
pie from going % fuCsurg q serrnadc
Nc Zsnr Wentworth. formerly resi-
dsut % BfoNuheli. who has l,ieJ taken
% hlm.clfA wife. Mrs. Marion Wentworth,
widow 81 The ate lIAfyil Wentworth.
The Misses LeAvlii, who have been Vls'
Ting their grandfather Chambcflaln, have
returned % their home In Portland.
Mrs. Tsitsn Il qalte sick. L. Aiiehied
~ DR.. SAWYER
Mrs. Mario. WAC has been slek Zoe =
uumher of weeks. L. some better.
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wOgrHKNOwiNG

NJ ". n Morgan. merchant, Lake CITY
%. sas taken With = severe Cold, attend
- siih = distressing Cough, Ari ruuninl
iuto Consumption in 10 nrst stages. III
tried many so-cAilei popular coueh rene
tics and steadily grew worse. Vas ~
daced 10 fssh. Lad d.ficuliy In trtaih.nl
and wAs uuA1lc % sleep. Finally uiet
Df Kings New Discovery for ConsamP
ton AT found immediate relief. and ate
using about hAIf dozen bottles fluni
himself vel Aud aAs had no return OF ne
disease. NJ other remedy can show 80
grand q rtcort 90 cures, a. Dr. Mag ,
New Discovery for CONSUMPTION GaArAn'
ted % a. ilsi what l. claimed for IL
Trial bottle free ~ Noyes' Drug store a.
NufsaV
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Asls,r iiu.ug % every eloai Wlia ne
short al days ~ ssfy Water come TIE
cte,ry h1lfsYs at Nlcks beautiful an
raai. ani .o sprius already appears not
ftf tlstlut We ckn aim1si see ne gfcsu'
irg grass std ttt blooming flWers. Ia
he Nay 10 Ca'Alogae. weeks f.oral GlIie
IL ursQltIsf in artistic NPPeafancc. an
tae edition ~ each yrar IN sppears s.n
py perfect. - suIpsssct t1c ueHt. Ncs
AT oesutui ergraylugs snd three color
a. plates RI dlssrs. vegetables, ani grNn
ar feA'gres flr The issae Tor is, IT,
isvyrisr dated cover. via Original de-
signs % ul,t pleasing tf.cts, SlIl ensure
prominent pace 10 TIE household an'
library. % L. I'M Itself . treatise on horil.
culture. ani IL adapted % ne wants Of al
s1o are Interested To- ne garden or hoass
plants. ., describes The raresi = DIVERS ard
t1e choicest vegetables n y01 Sani n
kr0s suything Ab0ui Tie garden, 80
N.ck's F.ofai Guide. price onlY Ten cenn
inc.utiug Certificate good for 10 cents
worth % ses.s. Published ~ james Wei
Sseisman. Rochester. y. Y.
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byron

school closed Ia Dist 80. Friday
Dec. 1l;h. Carroll \. Yoaug ani Ida
Ab51it son prizes fof Improvement 10
peuntrsAlp. Enms Abbott an enron
Young Ai.o made marked Improvement.
Grccnlitf H9isdon has returned home
WITH . new supply o, goods.
y TAylor lel home flr Bfiigton Mon
SAY morning.
wehAve b,ca hsving cold. stormy wealth
fif The pact few days
Friday mofning the msrcary stood AZ
o. below zero.
cod. Ani sors iArolis arc s,ln pfsvs.
lent
Ne JOHN ssAs hai . paralyuc shock
Monday. bat - nos comfortable.
Chules Pcafe had an attack % neural
gla Monday. Bat y oct agAln.
Mlss Neiiie Knipp sP,ni cari'imw At
home.
wusoa Brosn i AsAla e'taasd - The
house
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East Brownaeld.

Toe seek prayer has been observed
by tac Btp,is' SCI Cousl churches, bold
ins ms,uag. a.tcruately II there results
co other goot thtn 40 Increasing iaietes'
ia tas chufcl,s. the tfjfi vii be pfoduc
tive ~ soot
TIE circle net a. Mfs W. II Si!ckuey''
90 The en-. VIII PROBABLY meet a. sans
place in tsO weeks.
Q4Ite utile company went - fryeoarg
~. evsuing % The 81, q sufprlse NJ. an
Mr. = % wentworth.
A delegation from The W g. I. L. as
u.ly visits ihs town farm dnring the boil
days This year. owing - the state o.
ths roa1s. bot one cOuld 20 on The 81.
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BryAnts Pond.

TIE New Years ball At the Glen Mt
House was success Ia even way. Thir'
" couple. took part Ia me grand march 70
excellent music from The i.0cke's Mlll,
orchestra Al seemed 20 crjoy ,hs ocea'
sl1n. ani Well they might fof no pain.
weic spared % cnisrialn The company 10
The bcs, mAuner possible Tac supper
wn excellent. a. good ~ any company
could ask % sli down ~. Is va' the besi
that Auy company ever took In BD,nis
Pond. AL was qaisi ani orderly ani a.
good civil time a. good citizens could
Nl,h flr.
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East Summer.

d W RrgEs. Who has been a. lnvalli
Or several years. tlc,i on Tuesiay ulght.
At nrgr. wAs widely known AT unlvcr.
sallY respected and esteemed. tor many
years D. served h.s tosn fallhfllly Ani &C.
crpiAhiy a. o1r 20 lts municipal Cricers,
aai hls aoacsiy sni fieliy % every trust
committed 20 aim woa f3r him he esteem
ofal Ia his earlier manhood he WAS an
scccptaale teacher in The town scaools, ard
sas assys popl'ar With hls pupls. a. =
citt-n. friend at nrigaoor be VAS held
lu grateful esteem lie wAs nearly - years
90 az. ant isr q widow nearly he sane
arc TIE fInsrai services occurred a. The
C0ugl csurch. Etsi Samnof. on saturday
forenoon. StOCru
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Hebron

Thr tluAii1n =, Rev. ~. llafiens on
saturday. Dec. 5lsi. Ms vel after isi.
aboli el being present
S,isrisy evening Mr. weise gave a
feafing a. tae chapel
NJ. Fiyc spsni S1rday here. lie IL a.
Mechanic Fail. this Sirtsr. hat vii rciuru
20 school In The spfing
New boxes are bsiug pat la The posi ~.
zee. Which vii aii greatly % tac couvcn'
icuce. a. vel a. the looks 90 me place
james Bampus Il htullug some uicc
looking WOOD q The village. ART with The
good road AT his fus pair - gfcys, makes
lively work % H.
We arc having fne siuief weather A1oai
thIs time.
Ms. caleb B-nsoa conuaaes very Zee
De
For several weeks tae young people have
heli PRAYER nerilngs Tn the Cobb school
house. v1'ch Are sril AiiFnici.
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East Hnhrnn

NJ. Nathaniel Merrill dici A. bis homs
To- tAis place saturday. December, 3l,t,
is,.. TIE funeral was AZ The house Tues
day Al .. O'Clock. attended by Rev. MI
Masury. % Turusr.
]. r. Fal.tr. s'u o. }. J. Faler. Is galt'
sIck 40 Hartford.
TIE lick Cnes sic gciiiug better.
m n krsnc's teams are Kept busy.
Mr. = m Bounsy expects % 10 ~ Al
tufn soon. Mr. ard Mrs. u. Afe 20 have
clafrt 90 he farm OF y. II. Harris Esg
% Au1uru. flr TIE coming year
Sir. Jsuu.e Merlin. widow % he Rev.
Jtson Merrill. % Mlfiri. y II Is stop
ping fir f,s DAYS with sii1S Naihtnie
Merrill
Diet. rharsiiy. Jan 5.h, BsrihA lola
Merrill. tsl, itugh'tf 20 Mr. aui Mrs.
Howard y Merlin. aged m1nihs
There lstp be a box festival AZ sure
uavsn Hal wednesday ,yc, Jan iiih. 'o'
nrrsft OF. % q 7.
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Norway Lako.

Eisin M,rstou o. 81 work for Alfred
Shatinck
David Brooks ard Fraak Pike afc hsal'
lrg Jog, from Horse I'LL. Ga OH'ori. q ias
lake
Ervln Frost hAs recently bat mouniei q
large Arcii- osi. which vas shot ~ Her.
man I'LL. ani mAkes The second one % The
osl species Don On his possession.
Uncie John I'LL has lately met with 4
great loss In The death % ~. donkey. Jsf.
DAvl. Toe loss - hin baiug much great
cf than ihAt "a -ooi hose . some peo-
D..
Mss Eiu Paitriigs has returned . her
home in Gtriinsr
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Gilead

A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year. bat little late
ssos sooorh 70 make god dolng. AMI
everybody l. happy.
I second The movement n fegsru 70 'h'
Brigade reunion.
or Bradblry, % Randolph, ~ IL tne
veteran watch petdlsr, wis In town WIS
week
W. Beunstt Il siill AZ work repairing
m. nil. lie win have everything In UP
top saspe When done
The coolest Yet Is - below.
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WAR "PrcuLr.R- MK,Ss.

Applied To Hoods S,rsspsrills, the word
Peculiar IL OF great importance. IL means
that Hoods S,rssparills II different from
other preparations In many vital points,
which makes 10 q Thoroughly honest and
reliablo medicine. IL IL Peculiar In =
strictly medicinal sense .frsi. In the COM
blna,lop OF remedial agents used second,
In the proportion In which they are pre-
pared, fAiri. In the process by which The
sctlye curative properties OF the medicine
are secured. Study these points well.
They mean volumes. They make Hoods
Ssrssparills Peculiar 10 ia curative pow
ers, IS u sceompllshes wonderful cures
hitherto unknown. aud which give TO
Hoods Ssrssparilla q clear right TO the
title OF "The greatest blood psriher ever
discovered"
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VUest Pnria

J. wsyi,rd Kimball l. 10 iovn this week.
Will rsmaln about Ten days getting oai
rev samples % chairs AIT furniture fJf
the conlng year. lie proposes 20 make
uew department. and not only make chairs
bot Increase the busiaess by making par
lof sets. fancy dressing eases, hn racks
etc.
Wool and poplar Is eomlng 10 fast
nuslnes. L. good AZ could be expected.
What produce The farmer has ~ sci
brings q good price Beans are worth -
And s. % per basheli dried sP?lss, slI
cents per pound
Dr.. Ashley and bis company were Ia
town Friday evening. The doctor pulled
teeth Coz some % oar citizens free from
pain.
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Rurnford.

AL qaIei 90 The Abtroseoggin.
UaiA Christmas tree q. Harry h1tehins
at l6ts % nice things were picked Tor The
iitle folks.
] A. wsriwsll and wife Are away on
visit % Lynu. where Mr. aui Mr.. Price
lave recently leased = hotel and gone luio
hlsiIess
Waldo Petisugiil Il geitng large
amoant % birch for iAe Mann Bros.
Ms Vlrgin. widow OF The late Jonslhsn
virgin. has been quite sick. Was better
Al at accouuts She IL "a years Old.
John Marin l. Ia feeble health.
Hope % tud something Interesting TOT
nsKt week.
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Hartford

~ luchss o. STOW In The woods AMI a
sharp crust 90 n. which m,kts u hifi
b-eaklug ro,i.
stephen Thnr.oN died Dec. -, aged ~
years Rev Dttisl Kllhfoih coriaeted
o.. funeral services.
Mrs. Il,nnah Dlcknsil dlci Jan. 1t, igui
sg1sars Sao was the widow OF The late
william nlckurll She hal been f,illng
fbr the llsi ycafs. bat she bore her .ui.
fsflngs with sifar, CArsiiin spirit "a.
neral ~ the house jan ~. .iisnisi by
HsV ~ n French.
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Wilson's Mills.

Misses Minnie ElllnwO3i AL IIaliAh
uuutlsy seut throlgh here on Tuesday
lat, go routt" f,f Saniay rOnf camp
where they viii - he cooking flr ~
crew 90 y n Euinwls-i
severe snow storm commenced ot
wednesday last n Inches OF snow fcli
Mrs. J \ wilson ani children are up GA
AVisit
Ths mercury stool AZ l55 bsios zero
GA SATURDAY morning. December has
been 4 very pleasaa, noah. bat gave az =
taste 90 winter weather he'orc n lei.
n q Bsaneu bat his bead severely hart
~ falling trce, on SAiariAy.
There l. 90 b. rosi direct from Berlin
q CheshAu. a. 4 m Elinvooi has biz
hNy han'et from Gresham.
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Porter.

In commencing the new year send M
best wishes ssd A iIippy New Year, pros
tri,y aud happlnts. 10 he Democrat atd
Of al Is readers sud c0rrsPorden's.
We have now foot Of snow sui a orus'
hard enough q bear man msking u very
hard work for men, oxen sud horses ia
the woods.
Frank French aud John Rice have re-.
turned from Boston.
The sick ones are 81 g,i,lug better.
Isa,c Libby has sod bis farm io Wan. ~
II. Churchill OF Cornish. for $500, and II
going % move 20 KsIar Falls.
Teams are drawing birch 30 KtIn FAILS
q ]. VI. Mefrlns!d & Son II the too,hpieA
factory.
Jesse Blekford has sO!d hi. oxen.
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Rumford Centre.

Friend. OF Mr. @ u. Hsnn.fori gave
him dousilon last wednesday evening.
The Circle met with Mrs. &. Il. Eaton
Friday evening A very pleasant time
was the result.
C.P. Eaton makes the pre,,lssi snow
shoe pattern that The writer has seen for Z
long time. Persons who think OF buying
would 90 well - write him.
waldo Pettenglll has nearly completed
his Zoe barn. A description Oft will soor
be given.
Mrs. Jonathan virgin Is quite sick.
Mr.. Charles II. Abbott IL teaching Z
.flendid term % school
Miss Hemingway. from East Rumlord
has las, nulshed her term across the river
Which was q good one.
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RFNFMsnER YOUTH.

Mrs. Pace. Cheslsy. Peterson, Cay Co ,
lows. tells The following Remarkable story
the truth ~ uhich l. vOuched for ~ me
residents % ne town Il AN sj years %
have been troublsd WITH kidney complaint
suf lsmeness for many years; could not
dress mysef sithout help. Now am nee
nom al pain snd able On 90 al nv Own
hoasevork owe ny thsnks q Electric
Blttsrs, fof having renesed my y0lto, and
removed completely All disease aud pain.
Try bottle. s0;. and 81 a. Noyes' Drag
Store Al NORWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Andovnr-

The wc,k o, prayer VAS observed ~
meetings ~ The Cong'l church.
TIE steam nth has sttrtct up sgaln
There Il BIZ boom Ia The wood atd
bark business iasi nov.
Miss M,bsl ch'pm,n has goss n Lev
Istun
william Mlhou. IRON Suk,lils, v n.
Il ~ Work Or wiiilAn Greg.
The Bottoms started for Florlia Tuesday.
TIE matrimonlh fever cOntiuuss "a
spread ln 80 (
Mss Lliiis BroWn. % Bath. l. vi,liiag
~ Rev ~. q Powers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
West Peru

Slus snoN storm, up - JAG. 1t, isss,
With = l.ll % - Inches.
Henry harrington ani wife, OF Lowell,
Afe On town this week visiting friends.
The yoang people In tAis yleinliy gave q
very pleasant Ssw Years party with has.
ksi supper A. the residence OF Cotton Ell'
o.. 10 Rsmf1li.
Str Lewis NJ Dann. % Bethel, All Miss
Efis 81. Blrgess. Of Pcfu, were ualtei 10
marriage Al TIE rcsliencc ~ The brides
father on SsN Years lay, ~ TIE Riv. =.
y WYNN EOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Newry

Hsppy New Ye.r 70 the Democrat ard
all is ilieuts.
TIE remains OF widow Black, formerly
OF this town. were broughi here Tor onriAl
last Saturday. She was resident OF
Bethel AZ the time OF her death.
The storm % last wednesday was one oil
erea, severity 10 the lsks regiOS.
The stage dli not get back on the return
trip until Friday.
A few oxtn are bought occasionally 10
go lutO the woods. but beef IL Dat
Potatoes are roiiing somewhat In Tie
cellar bat farmers are generally holding
them fOt better prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Canton.

oar village came near haying = big
sl.Ie one day this week. IL was In The
old isunsry. Timely discovery prevented
a large sized disaster. As was The dam
age WAS light.
Auas,guuiicook Lodge, I. q. ofO. y,
Installed ofieers wednesday night A
good Attendance present
Hon. J. T.. Swssey IL home agsla. lie
has been visiting friends a. Montreal His
better hslfis still there for short time.
Hon. OILS Hay IL sgain on the street.
Passenger trains on the II y. II. made
their last trip TO Gilbertville last Saturday
ulght till next April. NASHUA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
r,npsraisret Par.. I'M tAksr a. sty
niatrict No q Paris.

Tae Water school in District -. =,
Paris. closed Dee g0.h. af,rra tern 10
sIsht weeks whole Eumher of scholars
In attrrfauce. ulnc. uonr 20 whoa
have hsen ahssut oac BALI dty. Names A.
n ioss
frau -rau Rosetta sfart rf. Af'rrsi a star
t.r.f. t.srtrufc b. .rss ifs'rn AIng, inring
b. sfartiri. NNbrl O.. e. ras-. Manri ~. Ilrkrr,
Irrest klrf
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Lowell.

Singing school begins At Slab City on
Tuesday.
u. p. Stanton has been sick since lac,
.priug and l. 10 better 81 present
81. ". Chsrles IL improving bat not ABLE
10 be Oat.
Mrs. ssrdbrOOk Ia quite sick threatened
With lung fever.
OF. Andrews has Job drawing bark
u BridgtOn.
Mss Georgis Putnam IL on the sick list.
George Smith aud Charles Stanley are
drawing bark from West Lowell
Village circle met with Mrs. III. o.
Walker on Wednesday. A large number
In attendance.