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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Fryeburg

Miss Hattie rike len on Monday Df
BOsion. where she will stay some time.
NJ Psflsy Q. Head. mayor ~ Midland,
Mich with hl, sou Clarence, Ia, been Via
lilug hls father. Mr solomon Head. Mise
HATTIE Head cane from North Conway %
meet hcr brother. but IA, retained.
Me-. u n. Hove has been on 3 bss,ns
trio - Bangor.
Mrs. Hann,h Stark went 20 Portland on
wcinesi,y. where she will vl.lt fflrnis
Tor two m0nihs 90 more.
The "Plnk Tea" cane % a. lie vcsiry
Tursisy eve. Jan aisi, ari Nis = great
saccess Ia ever respect
To, sa'tsqiiks % woiue'iiy VAS zen
hsfs.
The decreasing work 81 ~ Record cGlce
las ftqalfcd larger accumulation, All an.
other room h,s been taken IN TIE second
story % The bullilng
Mf. 4. q Heath. father OF Chiniler
IIeath. 81 4 4, Green Ilin Thafsi,y morn.
log. Fancral Ga saturday, attended BY
NJ L.viussion.
Ths tslspAoae nee as been novel TO
J. {. Gsrys.
Allan I. Shirley lst Monday, The 6,h,
for BrunsNlcs. % attend medical lectures.
George Page D, oai asala cniifelJ teov'
cred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07

The snow storm OF rharsiky, Jan. 26.h.
beats al previous records for years. msk.
ing the roads Impossible for several day.
and In some localities for a week or more.
TIE Dlxfeld stage with ia accustomed
push cot 90 Canton Saiuriky. and has oscn
thrOagh on time every day slrce. The
passenger train lsfl an hour late The sch.
with two engines and a snow piow. When
within a mile % West Miuot they came
upon ihres cars stuck fast where the
freight ualu lad len them on the mAln
line. The engine had gone 20 West Miuot
f0r water ani coalt rot Get back. This
Vas bad state % things. bat with slx OF
eight hours % hard hautlng and shovelirg
~ tventy men And two engines they ar
rived a. West Mlnot when Conductor
Moore fed The crowd with hot cofie and
crackers And chee5e. The ccfse was pro-
Cnrci by EH-MAshAll Blsbee. AMER show
cling out the siding AMI setting OF The
freight cars aui paiiing TIE three engines
tOgthcr VITA plos ahead arrived Al Nc.
FAils AZ 1870 r. ". without accident and
there waited Zoe arrival % Grand Trunk
train from Portland. which dii not arrive
tlll FRIDAY a. IS. y ". TIE TIP back %
Canton WAS male In two hours without
shoveling.
The wool hau,crs have broken their
roafs and arc making their usual trips.
Hon. John 4. SwAsey Vas well cared f1r
a. Paris through the storm AMI blow.
NASHUA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Sumner.

Weather more pleassn, since the storm.
JOAN Starblrd will soon move his family
- Auburn, where he has engaged 10 work
the coming summer.
Mrs. Henry Siurteyani has been qalte
III. bat Il better now.
Quite large quantity OF white birch Is
being hauled from this section 10 the dow
ell mill at East Sumner.
George X. varney has retained TO Sioux
Falls, ID. T., where be will continue bis
studies At the University tnore. lie Will
graduate In the spring.
PEG DUxENBURY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Dannark.

Jan. q, -Caught In The b'istrt. About
"a inches 20 snow and hkfly triftet.
FRED Cob. Who las been home fshiug
v.th party % frisuts. las len t0wr.
Mrs, Moses ~ Bennett. Who has been
spending TIE Sinter with relatives In Low
e.L hAs fttlrnct home.
Frank r Beuret; and wife are a. home
% ashort tine. NJ Bennett Il making
cars for r Z. Eastman. % Frye6urg.
10 nails f0r Two days.
Bears ih.nk hsy have reason f3r
'gr1siug-. sn1sir.ls. cnli waves all
earthquakes
Me-. l. M S,svsns lectlre vas de-
ferret on account % travelling
Ms. L A. lngAlis has retained from
Portland where she has been visiting.
q W Gray has gone o Boston ior 4
week
Mrs. Noses Bennett retained non
lowell iAst wesk. was detained BY lAte
storm 10 h0urs-"Oh The beAatiful STOW
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West Peru.

Fourtecn Inches 90 snow ,e,i Asrc on he
.fih. High siuis. iov mefcury, ,nt deep
snow irins las beca ihs order % TIE day
for auesk slncc.
Rev. n. r Lovsl1y has been oornnoi %
his hsi flr The past week, with spine ant
bead troah'e We src glai % bear that be
- hsttrr
The lttle daughter % Fred snd Sadie
wAlkef Il = liitlo more comfortable, bat
not 0li 10 danger. Bon.
Jan. a. School au.shsi In Dist so. I.
on he s0th. a'ter = succss.fal tern % Ten
weeks. taught ~ Mr. n Hal, % iais
pisrc.
T. NJ. Iios,ri hNs Aai Messrs Goveil
Az BA5b Co work on his min, preparatory
% putilug in q CirCal,r board saw.
We hai = regular blizzard last week on
The l9th. .Oth. ani .lst TIE roads were
blocked - thsi W dii DOT gsi any mall
Sitgriay rlght
Moufay morning. the 25l. was he cold.
ct taai ~ have hsi this winter. IL was
81 below zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Oxrnrh-

Jan. g1.-Rev. Mr.. ilannifori. OF Ran.
ford. h,s been holding revival meetings
here.
Capt Soys. and Qsuisr Master Brown,
% norway. % The Harry knst Post, q. A.
u visited james McAlllster, OF this plsce,
on Moniay. The Isl. lie Il siin very sick.
The Post Is assisting him during his sick
ness.
TIE concert and hAl given on weinss.
CAV eve by The band. was grand success.
TIE bal was crowded oalie = uumbsr
from Mechanic Falls were present The
music ldve pieces. Gcrrish's Orchestra
was doe. The oyster supper AZ l.. e.
S,oucis was - bis supper' always are,
efst class
The last o. Ire Dtrclng school Assem-.
bliss vii be bed on "Wednesday evening
Fsh. 1T
Kine ( HOLMES. OF wslsAvlue. are talk.
lax OF mAklng q change 10 their baslnsss.
Horace Hal. % last oilsnsii, Is selling
on, bis stock % cry goods All groceries al
cost.
NJ. s,sna,, Of Norway. vas in town
SaiariAy.
Rev. J. NJ Baflm AMI wife have rgintn.
81 lANIA AsNNtHAAAf NHfAN AsANN wv NsafAtA
~ the sickntss AMI death OF her faiher,
nf. ffcuch
james McAlllstsr died Jan. 2sih, aged
CD years. The funeral was on Tuesday,
Rev. Mr.. Bnfam oiilelAtng. Tae Harry
Rust Poet. q. A. n. have generously 70
spoutci % the call for All during BIS SICK
ness.
Mrs.. Fanny Andrews was - years old
on Jan. gsth.
TIE snow blockade wAs The worst We
have known for years. NO malls Tor ihree
days
Tvcuiy dollars were taken A. The band
concert
The shock of carihqaaie GA wednesday
Vas ,cli very percspuhly, The vibrations
causing dishes % rattle and articles Of fur.
uliarc % be shaken.
Mrs. llaml.ton AMI daughter, Mss
Folsnm. tom Dexter, are here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Enat Hebron.

The Bear Brigade seems 10 have sunr'
"a from the severe storm OF last week.
The entertainment Of last weeks an
noaboement had IN be postponed on SC
count Of the storm.
II. V. Tu,,le IL visiting his family Tor
month. Mr.. T. has good JOB In Mass.
Mr.. Henry Berry arrived home ron
Porter Monday.
The Dlrigo Poaltry Yards Of this place
captured . good portion of,he prizes oftr
Ell by the association. Al South Paris, Tor
birds In wyanio,,e and Ban Cochin class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Dixheld.

Never have we seen . more severe storm
than The one 81 the 2Glh The srov hiss
couiluusd 10 dfifl ever day slnee aud the
roads are very bad. We had no mall from
Wednesday III Saturday night.
Mr.. George Marsh expects u begin max
log can. neN, Mondsy for The next fills
crop Of corn.
The drama. Better han Gold" was play
"a by some OF The young folks AZ Grange
Hall Tuesday night There WAS some very
excellen, acting. The ball was crowded
All seemed well pleased and pronounced II
q success. The proceeds 20 10 The church
Charlie Eaton, oar new harness maker,
has novel into the upstairs tenement Al
George liolnan's house, on Weld Street
Marx kilgore Il soon 10 move Into TIE
tenement over Holman & Murch's store.
Diphiheria HIS taken another start In
Carthage. Six cases a. present. bat glad
90 report that there are no more deaths.
spool mill ruus sisht hours now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Greenwood.

Hiram II. Blsbee died very suddenly OF
heart disease, Jan. 30,h. and was buried
Feb. isi Funeral services by Rev. MI.
Sylvester, OF Bethel H. leaves widow
and -four small children, al daughters.
Deceased WAS 30 years o'sge.
I. w. Swans hands are doing well, be.
log well nigh healed. Dr.. Rinkin has h.d
The care OF them, ani he has done bis duty
faithfully.
The storm last week WAS grand sue
cess and so Was the eclipse. The moon
looked pretty sober while passing through
the earth's shadow, bat soon came out a.
.mlllngly As ever. The mex, one viii be
JAY p, %, and will be more striking, u
the weather Is fair. since II will take place
~ midnight, when there IL no twilight,
and the darkness the most Intense.
We have been wanting 10 see toia
eclipse OF the sun for good many years,
bat have never Jet seen oue, and prooaoly
never shall. Tha, phenomenon seems &c
be wholly monopollIsd by foreign eoun
tries.
The snow IL four feet deep 10 the woods
aud tia, IL generally thought TO be enougt
Tor all practical purposes. l. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Lowell.

The yousg people of,hls place wen, to
North fryeburg on FRIDAY esc. aud play.
81 the drama, The Flower ofthe Family.
and The farce. The Dotion DIP" The
same cn,eftilnmout given twice a, The VII
lsre.
Mrs. O 4 Anircss Is qu..s sick.
Mr. n. &. Andrews, % South PAfi., ani
W. q. Brown. OF thl. plsce. are stirring
~ the p.eksrtl In the ponds sbou, here.
4 mare belonging 20 J. q Mason, OF
North Lowell, loaf twin colts recently.
n W. Palmer IL sally arilc,si with nsu'
rAigla ard fheumtilsm
r.. T. SteArns L. drawing birch % FoI
4 HANDLERS Mill.
We learn Tbs, " y ChNls. 1, unihls 70
attend 10 hl, work a. railway mail clcft,
AMI has returned home llls ifoul'c IL
rhCrmailsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Dixaeld Centre.

Your correspondent. AMER siK days 81
hard sh0velirg. desires o report that We
have AZ "a; 20. TIE roads pAssAole. We
hai no mall from wednosdAy night unill
sunday. no ianlt OF the stage driver si'
TIER.
some narrow escapes from Ore The past
fsS DAYS.
Nat Fletcher 20; Another fox The oihei
Gay. and al tie young nimrods are on us
war path COW.
Your correspondent. while shove.inl
snow wednesday. about II o'clock, heArC
4 sort of catering noise, and TIE STOW
seemed % sort OF shake or qllVer. Toe
sane sensation WAS felt BY Others. Wa
n an earthquake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Bethel.

A violent shock OF earthquake was EEL,
q, Bethel wednesday. FEB. is,, at II A. "
Stove covers ratified. dishes trembled on
the shelves, ani things were shikeu up
generally.
februsry thu, Ear h,, been very mild
and pleasant
Daring the past week the roads have
been opened. aud the lambcr teams sre
busy hsuling pulp wood 20 the station, aud
long Lumber ~ the mills.
Mrs J. Adams Twlteholl aud Mrs
JOshus vh,'e, two elderly ladies, are quite
low.
7. Hannibal Chapman IA very low with
consumption. lie spent one winter In
Callfofnis, bat received no permanent
good. ls was Ayosng man OF much prom
ise
is swan I. recovering from . severe
attack OF rheumatism.
william T. Skilllngs has been enjoying
few weeks In floriis. Ills family VIII
spend the winter there.
jefferson Foster ani Charles Mason were
drawn a. traverse jaror., and Amos Serb.
ner IL grand Jiror, fjr the coming term OF
'cour,.
Mr.. Ifylog Ames has arrived hume from
Bangor. where she has becn sitylng Tor
the past few mon,h'.
\. w. Kllbofn IL moving - Waterford
Davis Loy'joy has completed biz cngage-
men, with Mr Ceylon Rowe ant returned
% bis home In Anioycr
The Circle met with Nc AMI Mrs. Csy.
Ion Rowe last Thursday evening large
oompiny was present AMI an enjoyable
time realized.
Mt IIrsm Young IL recovering from hi.
late slekro,s, tut 1, s,lll nna1le - attend
u business
The winter term % G5ali. Ae,icrnY
closes this week.
Mf I'LL, of Floriii. with he daughter,
., lerc visiting bis mother ani hl' broth
or. ~ q ID Illll lie will .Oon return,
leaving his daughter here - aiisni schp1l
~ the Academy for time
". 4 Sklllings has retained from bis
trip io Flofii,. We should thlnk our
"Fiofii, fJll." -oali sxperlouee qaite =
chsnge In ellmais IN their jIurneylng'
4. e. FuNsN IL mi'lrg lat, biz new
house.
The block,is 4. ral.-i SUI business his
revived Ma,h OAK 8. hello; h,u'ei - ,hs
ehilf factory.
The fiIeai. 90 NJ AL Mrs. c.laion
Llvtl,y gave them . p,cssini surprise
marty sat WeinssIay gysalng
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East Peru

Bora. Jan 81. 10 he wife o; Albert Gflf.
ieih. a taugatef
We have hst q rcAi western blltfNt.
Which blocked oar roads 80 We dii not Get
tuy mali from Wednesday night us,ll Sat.
urisy.
A. NJ. Howard has got his mill about
rtaiy flr his rev board saw.
NJ wuutm ThomAs sill remains very
los
ClGcnoc Euls. % Canton, Is a, work ior
n Hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07

Ai5rft F,it OF sharon. Mass, hAs oeen
vIs.tlr- frisrts In ms vicinity.
NJ Daring. % Portland. reporter Tor
The lriusifiA I0arusl. % Bangor, las been
stopping here = fcw days tAkirg notes OF
this village. 10 Advantages. locAuou' &c.
Ms ElrAbeth Besse, widow OF TIE late
Caleb Besse. Jr.. hAs recently received an
lncrcAse % pension.
n T. Pcrham. % Cae,sea, IL on Nisls
% Kiiborn PcrhAm's.
Ms. ?. u. SWestssr has gone % o.iiWa,
H.
:. e. Lag. n. L. EiNsll. Ani l.. Il. Lor'
iug. ~ Pofilani. were 10 town Tuesday.
Cox.
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EAst Bethel.

80 good slslghlng a. present
Every body enjoys TIE FltasAni Weiihtr,
which 10 "a great treat
The farmers ars stiiug thelf palaces
lor - esai. PET bashsl. delivered ~ Loekes
MIX
4 G. Psrry rsceauy l),, aver nlce coz.
Case % death. unkn0Ea.
JN B,itsii. Nho IL A. work 10 Ois.i,
Afcr lcAtlng the ears walked slr mllci on
snow shoes Ia the night, n reach his fam
lly. dufltg the snow and blow.
Hiram n. Bsan recently hai valuable
horse very severely irjar,d, by The kleklns
% another horse.
David Adam.on ha. cold on, hi. later
esi 10 the Homestead fifm n his 500. v.
L. Aiamsop.
The pas, week has been qallc eventual.
'Snow bouni" four days total eclipse
90 TIE moon; ga earthquake feh. Let, and
,uumber OF pleasant days. FOB. 2ai Wa'
TOO nls.saut, they SAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
North Paris.

We now measure snow drifts by the
mile. making very bad travelling. IL took
four days In some districts 10 get the
roads open and they are hardly pissable
now, and this Was 20 be an open winter.
Mabel and Bertha Cashmsu, Alice aud
AlonI, Richmond. Ida Benson. Carrie
Rice and Alton Curtis have gone 10
Hebron for the spring term OF school.
Mrs. Richmond has also gone ~ keep
house for her children.
Amos Buck pat out an eye while draw.
Ing lumber by running the brad ofiae or
goad into u.
]. b. Richards IL qulte III.
NJ. Llttlehale has gone up country 70
look for Q job.
A. Andrews & Son are getting out lam'
Der for barn frame.
Mon, Chase and May Barrett are attend
ing dancing school at West sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Dickvnle.

Ms. A ABBOTT hAs been ~ with
recfalrlA some weeks ard Is 20 better.
q l. Chl'i l. verse,
The f1usral services % Deunlc bray
took place AZ The school house To TIE Knox
nslshbofh0oi Jan. 3ist. Rev A. A. Al
bolt preached The sermon.
N. IN. Andrews and EigN Town.eri
arc hAallng bark 20 Canton.
RS Tracy and Geo. Chllis are hauling
square, % Breiiun's Mills.
TrAf.1n IIAmmon and Chis. Harmon
arc hauling squares 20 DlIfeli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Roxbury Pond.

Mr. Jenne 10 hauling small 10. of'pruee
from G. A. Klmball's land In byron. lie
hss increased his team by yoke OF oxen.
J. II. and Herbert Mitchell are hauling
poplar 10 the pond.
81. s. EIussey Il "y,rdlng" poplar.
Chsrles II. Phllbrlck has begun ~ hinl
lis spruce 10 the river. or at least his crew
have. lie Is cotnaed TO the house a, pres
ent.
Jacob Hodsdon 10 hsullng spruce for
Frank Thomas, tt the lakes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Enst Sumner.

Tas roads are again opsuei AFTER much
l.bor. but Il IL We. very hard travelling.
Eflrts are bslag made % establish
,pring term OF high school A. Est san
nsr. anf The prospect Il quite encouraging
Ne. L. C. Putnam has been vefJ success
fsl In the wlnier term.
TIE Lsiiss Coug'l Circle vii give bot
supper SD entertainment Al The vesuJ on
FRIDAY evening. the 10Th fr0eeeds 20 oe
applied towards plyiug f0r setises TOT 'ne
vestry.
SeT.ral parties have Leen secarlng their
suumsr stock OF Ice, which Il of due quii-
~. ,u..
We learn taAi "Uaele Hiram" Chandler
SINNERS Oh and faithful town treasurer
lsia a feeble condition. with little pros
pet OF recovery. Mr.. y. NJ. Vsrney Is al
80 very feeble with consumption,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07

Charles l. Weeks died Saniay morning.
Jan. 29th. 10 being his icih birthday. The
blow falls heavily on the sciictei family,
Art they have the sympathy and klni al
tenuous % their uelghbors AMI friends In
THIS sore i-lciion. The funeral vii be on
"Wednesday, a. O'Clock r. ", attended BY
Rev. Mr.. lltnnAfori. % Rumfori Centre.
Mary ofths lumbermen are afflicted with
severe colds. ani are 90 iuiy. Many were
frOst. oltiea In The terrible days that We
have bal. Driving = pair % horses down
the nogntAln Win BIG load % logs does
not give nan mach chance % Aiieni %
himself one driver hAi O stop and warn
his hands on he horses, or irene thea,
WITH miticns on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
vUn.nn.aMilla-

TIE Fiat Bros we're called % Colebrook
last Monday ~ The dtugerous Illness OF
their father. I. J.. Flnt
A severe STOW storm, commanding We'd
nesdAy rIght Abogi { uftscn Inches OF
snow ZEN. hurylng The roads completely.
a utic daughter OIL. l.. Bennett Il qalts
sick.
FIvc more horses AMI one yoke OF otsu
passed. through today ilr Bsr.iu MUS Co.
in PkfkertoNu.
oar mall. dle on SATURDAY, dld no, ge'
here uniii SltdAy. ant toing vsl a. that
AZ The severe storm arr blow len the roads
In vrrJ hai couiiron.
TIE msrcury hss rAngei from 30 , Aoovs
aero % ss7 below. for The last fortnight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Runiford

TIE blockade raised snI The roads AL
vel broken.
ne Village Improvement Society met
on TUESDAY with Mrs. J. II. Barker. AT
srI1yed themselves. Tais lille society
AS galis q flud In The Savings Bank.
Qalie a drove % cattle passed through
here. owned by Simon wutSel
ID. A. Coma. ofthe MlltOu Hotel, thinks
BE- hAs rot very promising yolng horse
of Boone stock All says be vii make
the boys thlnk be Il trOiter next fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Andover.

The blockade OF last week shat OF our
supply OF news a. well a. The chance OF
forsardlug A. Snow Il noW three iee'
deep In the woods.
L,ue Mountain Lodge OF Good reu PIERS
elected The following oineers a. thelr lss'
meeting;
t,T., 80. A. - Jordan. y. =, Mss hspl'
Msrriu. n IN h. Abbof. n, lbs. frSnch :
Chap, 4 y. giclaris a.. Mrs.. W.. tsiieheh'
n. a. A. Berry.
TIE lOdge now Numbers 100 MEMBERS.
Az. Hatch. the well known blind siadsu'
OF Bates College. gave bis lecture ON GU
cation a. the NJ. T.. church wednesday
evening % large AMI apprecis'ive Al
dience.
Ernest Cutting &, laid up with bad cot
In hls foot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Ninaon

oar people have rot iAels roAii broken
Ga. 90 that there 4, some m1vins about
bgi I'm very bal ulyellng. Can have no
good roads tlil We have few warm DAYS.
Joseph Scrlhner IL qalie feeble. d..
Twaidle Waited him "Wednesday,
Mrs. DorcN Pnnes continues feeble.
she cAnnoi walk step GA her limb ihai
was broken.
Mrs. Geo. T. Mills Is In poor health.
Mfs. u. y. Bean has seemed 10 be gala
lng % late.
A. Hutchinson has loaded four car loads
% poplar for the Bsflin company.
J n. Bean. E'q i,hanllos green poplar
f1r l. H. Tyler.
A. q. Lovely has coli hi. oxen AMI
now drives = steer team.
Mrs.. J. G. Bean and her daughter Mel
ne are uuisr the doctors care when be
eau get there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
North Fryeburg.

TIE iso Seavy boys who had serIm
mage with tie teacher last week. have
hem dealt with. Charles being expelled
ard Ton contlnulng IN attend |. long A.
be wishes a. obey the teacher.
Born. - The wife OF VIII Goptlll, q
daughter
Miss vIllle Goriou. from fryeburg. has
been spending few days with Miss Olive
Charles.
Seth Charles, q tsn.year-old sou OF Asa
Charles. aas been seriously III for come
time. TIE physicians who held consul
a,lou upon bis case last week, have hopes
OF his recovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
South Bethel.

Re Stevens has dashed his school 81
Lockes Mills. and IL now a. home.
&. Il. Klmbau has finished his school
here and will work ior T.. T.. Chase cutting
birch.
Ei,h Chase closed her school 10 Wood.
stock last Friday.
A wheel on The Pullmin car OF the %
expires. wednesday noon broke when GO
Ing down The grade here, and Was hauled
20 Bethel before II WAS discovered.
People are rushing the birch % Virgins
NH while The sleiilpg IN good.
TIE Debating Clab expects 10 play the
drama. "UnieT the Liarels" ntii fridsy
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-02-07
Runford Centre.

George n. Staples has boash. waldo
Pc,iengllrs AMI Slneoa frusis plne. lie
will A. once rat In 20 horses Ani forty inca
10 Aiiliion - What he has already AZ work
on Nal lloyIs.
Baslns,s will be- lively here q: The re-
malnisr OF cool sledilng
VIII Swain. Dana klmbAn ani Harry
HaieAln, ATE h,ullsg birch for AbNou {
Bennett
Jane. Morse {, hauling 10 e1ri, oiwooi
flr TIE hniisf fAcinfY.
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Gilead.

Another foot % snow and big blow,
aud now Ne are having a few days OF pleas.
ant weather, 40 the bears" can grovl out
grosL
A slight shock OF earthquake W felt
about N O'Clock A. N "Wednesday.
Mrs. q. I. Barnhsm has been very sick,
bot IL much better.
Mrs Levi Phllbrook Is very sick and Is
no, expected % live.
George aud Oscar Grover, who have been
81 work Cor Barnham and Wight, are 81
home sick with q cold thls week.
lfCsnilemas Day proves true. We nay
az well den up one time as another.
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Peru.

Albert ven,res has gone To Hebron to
attend school.
OIroe wymsn has dashed his school In
Rumford, where he has been teaching. and
returned home.
VIII Jackson has fialshed work 1t How.
ard Turner's and returned 10 his home 10
Lewiston.
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Hartford.

TIE ssaihsr hts 5een ~ cold and rough
Tor ne past week II 4. hard getting any
nev. BreAking roAts snd keeping TIE
uf- coirg Il about al farmer can %.
Ms B@tsry Cushmtn has lamp caim.
nty Ia good repair that she has hal II
years II came on The dfs; ker0sene lamp
she ever hkf.
Five schools In town closed last week.
TIE supervisor says he couli earn = cts
PER Gay visiting them snd went on snow
sa0s. a; that.
Tue B1cxnan g Russell case has been
decided In Rlssells favor. Bscknsn p,ys
a. All cost.
Jaa. 3lst-rhls earl VA written one
sesk ago. Go,ng - BAD could not get %
TIE pOstoci;e untl to-day.
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Enat Brownneld.

Condemns day is fair sni bright" le,
ns leave the neat llne ofihe old rhyme 10
write itself
We are SIN congrtiulAiing ourselves
ihs, We are no worse %, bat with roads
Impossible. mall earned on snow shoes,
doors and windows baked with snow We
have come near enough 10 blfIud 10 be
content % know no more ofWh,t they are.
The Denmark stage rcmAluCd here from
Thursday noon tll Saturday.
Mrs. Gaiehe.l has been al home from
the Medical College In Boston where she
1. q student. FOR 8 few days.
Miss Mary Cole, Of Siecarsppi, has been
visiting 81 II. Coles.
&. l.. s Cat Mrs. w. II. Silekneyt,
SliarihY. FEB. tth.
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Let week We Jaw The heaviest storm ou
rtcori Coz years. TIE mercury running
ice below aero. ard TIE stages being M.
shic O. rs through 'or iso 90 three Gays
TIE rlai between hefc sri Norway was
u1t thoroughly broken untu The 1t ofFsb-
ruarY
NJ. Saith. sister % Mrs. samuel Par.
fridge. L. Wishing relatives In s. johns.
burv. ~
Ms.cs Aury al Nsli Partridge are stay.
Fr.r - samuel rarsrEfgf'a