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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-10
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, April lO.-For Texas:
Generally fair weather, eighty cooler,
followed by slowly rising temperature.
Light to fresh variable winds becoming
sOutheasterly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-10
The News Loses Its Suit.

The News Loses us SuIt'
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April lO.-1n the
libel suit of F. II. Lewis against the
News and Herald, the jury rendered a
verdict at midnight for $4,000 damages
in favor of plaintiff.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-10

"A brewery will give away a car
load of beer free, If the city council will
just vote said brewery the exclusive
privilege of selling the whole town at
its own price afterwards. But wouldn't
1t raise howl among the solid voters?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-10
The Daily Eight.
Office No. 4 East Commerce Street.
LATEST TELEGRAPHICN NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour Of
Going to Press.
A Kindly BequeSt.

BERLIN, April 1O.-It is stated that the
late emperor left the sum OF thirty
marks to every invalid soldier OF 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03


lrhe Christmas tree Was n the Baptist
ciniea this year. and Was well loaded With
presents. an the children Of The village
nd something. Good slnglng By The
choir and recltsilons BY the children help
"A - mske the occssloa pleasant TO All.
TIE food Tsmplsrs Lodge In this place
Il a)usishlng. TAey meet every Monday
svenlng.
The Reform Club hold their meeting.
once In two weeks aud are trying TO "iiold
the fort
TIE stei N saw mill Al 0llbtriyllls Il
dosu for The winter.
The pup NIL Il doing more than svsr
Ca Dec. 2sih We hal the hsavlesi snow
storm % TIE sessap, ~ 20 ie Inches, With
just rain snoagh % hold II down.
TIE r. Y. a II. hauled snow plov Dec.
29th FOR TIE first time this season.
Roscoe Hall and VIA. iuEer.an have
gone 10 Portland 10 make cans Tor winslov
Psckiug 60.
Several o, our young men have gone 10
Kingdeii 90 work for Gilbert Bros.
Hoo. otis lIayfori has been counaei 10
bis house FOR nearly two weeks, with neu'
rslgia lie 10 reported better.
John G. Swasey. Esq sou OF Hon J. T.
Sw.ssy, has Joined the fraternity OF mar
ried people. NASHUA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Fryeburg.

Christians was duly observed by the
Cong'i and Swtdenborglsn societies, By
Sabbath school concerts on Sunday eve.
ami Christmas trees on Monday evening.
W. w. Towls, OF BOSTON. and bis cousin,
MI. Clara Dams, OF Tankhsnnoek. Pa,
who Il attending the Boston Conservatory.
spent Christmss az DR.. w. q. Towio's.
Mr.. Moses Fife and wife. OF Stow, were
n his sons, 3. w. Pife's Sandy aud Mon
day.
MI.s l.. G. shirley IL a. her fathers for
The Christmas vacation.
Jaige Encch Knight. late Of Portland.
has oTeued q law once In Pasadena. Cal.
Sir siillman farringtoe died ~ app.
plsxy n Mr. Adams, fysbarg Centre.
Wednesday. the 2is,. aud Was buried on
sunday. nv Mr.. Alvori. ofSorih Frye.
burg, conducted tbs funeral services.
Mr.. Lord. our jeweler. has been absent
al wlUiham. lie was ,lled hone by the
death of his father.
EiwAfd Weston IL Ia town.
Mrs. Norwood aud children have bean
10 ksIr Falls, a. her fathers.
Miss Bertha Emery has len The Record
once I'D may spend the winter In Boston.
Helen walker and Ralph WILEY are max
Ing stay ofsons weeks Al woburu, Mass.
Mrs. Usher will occupy the house yaest
si by Charles Quincy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
North Fryeburr.

Mrs. Jastice Charles has been spendlng
few weeks with DR.. Gamblers family.
In Lowell.
Mss Olive Charles Is seriously III. De.
GAMBLER. OF Lowell. has been called upsn
10 cOnsult with DR.. Maory, the physician
In siiendtnee Ire many friends her
earnest aud helpful ife have Won Der, hope
anxlOusly Tor her speedy recovery.
SIR. Moses Chandler IL confined % the
house. being . great sufferer with neural
gls.
The Birch Hin Circle were pleasantly en-.
tsrtained week before las, BY Mrs. George
Charles.
Mrs. Thomas Haiehlns has gone 10 Mad
Ison FOR few weeks stay With her sons
family.
The funeral services Of Stlllman PAIRING
ton, held n his late residence on Chrlst-
mas day, called together large company.
In bis long life OF 70 years he became vile
" known In this and neighboring towns,
6siug OF soclsble temp ramsnt and pos
ssssed Of ample means IN allow him the
leisure for lntelging his social tastes
Ills n, Qasnt calls win be missed al msry
doors. HIS painless and unconscious last
illness seemed the ntting close TO his qais'
and cheerful life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Grafton.

We are enjoying some weather a. nne a.
o5e can desire. though The mornings sf'
Qaite sharp
The lumbcFmsn arc doing very gooi
businsss. yet some would like q ii,,le more
snow on TIE hills.
Ramor ssys that the Berlin Mills Co.
will shortly commenee operations on both
aides 90 Cambridge River. with the view OF
putting In two million feet
A. present Thale Brown and Henry Lon
bard are doing = larger business than The
other CAMPS, Lombard having yardei 300
trees
widow JsFu.Aa Brooks Il slowly con-
valesclng.
Aun, Anna Bean 10 not AZ well A. she
has been foF some time past.
The many friends 90 George Doblc were
agree ably surprised lasi Saiarity BY 70.
eelvlng eying visit from him. For The
past sit years George IA. been In TIE FAR
West. roaming over considerable OF The
country IN search ola place ~ suit him Tor
settlement lie Ia now settled on home
strat claim near Prescott. WAlls Walls
Co. Washington Territory.
Herbert Kendall and u. Msgiu. from
SsniAy River, VII nnish tArssAins Arosni
here ihis week.
school In Dist 80. has been In sesalon
thrce weeks, gnier he tuitlou Of J. G. Par.
lln, % Hartford. formerly OF Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
bethel.

Wednesday one foot OF snow fell a
Bethel followed by rain during the hight
Thursday the thermometer fell rapid,
and Friday morning registered 10 below
nero where II remslned Tor the day. Ss,'
urday morning opens pleasant With sp'
pearanees OF mllder weather.
A sharp crust 80 thick that the men have
10 20 ahead OF the teams 10 break the snow
before driving through.
fros, bitten ears snd toes were ff'queni'
ly reported.
John l.. Holt, loiilug palp WOOD foT
Berlin. ". II.
T. q. Burke 10 hauling poplar With sir
osen for ID. A Cummings. % Albspy.
Il. T.. Rich 10 healing hard wood Ia the
chair fsetary.
J. II. Bsrrows. the proprietor Of he
chair factory. has contracted Tor one hund-
red thousand OF oak lumber ~ j0shus
Saunders. of Waterford lie hiss also
bought the birch ani maple on the \. q.
Bean land In Albany. lie IA. recently
Pot IN dcwsi lathe AMI works the birch
Into bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Denuark

Mrs. Ahban Y. bradbury died Dec. 2csb,
aged IS years. Her death Was great
saock 20 her family aud fflends. she Was
In apparent good health I'LL Saturday even
Ing, when she took part In drama At The
Christmas festival. She returned hone
sick and died In less than ~ hours. An
autopsy revealed disease thu, has been
undermining her health for . number OF
years. She leaves . husband and three
children.
Mrs. Y. G. Jewett and Miss Ada Tlbbe,ts
attend the convention a. Augusta this
week.
BIZ. Smith and wife and LII Sargent, OF
Portland. attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Bradbury.
The members OF the Good Tsmplsrs
Lodge, OF Hiram, played the comedy "a
Heroic Dutchman," TO q small house here
Thursday evening.
Collector A. ID. fessendeu ls home from
his logging job 81 Jackson, ". IL, and Il
calling on the tai payers. william Bean
and son pay the largest tax some over
eiO0. Mr.. Bean says one satisfaction In Q
large tax. he gets the more discount.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Greenwood.

Mifu persons on the sies lIst Mrs.
Wesley Cole has trouble sb,ui the heart,
which thfvsisns 90 prove fatal, and Mrs.
l.. ID L. over In the vest part NJ The town,
taking CITE % htr slater, SJhil II. swan,
Who ID siek % pnsumonls 81. Vas -
.lck for mole than iwb dJs ~ u be
wholly uGeonselous.
Charming ~iater weather With thc ten
psratars abou, Al AFRO for several morn
lugs In succession, ba, not supw enough
Tor shedding.
Dli you ever notice white substance
on the hlsck alder, resembling The down OF
goose. gcnefslly near The root. bui some
times txisndiag nearly the whole lsreih
OF The shrubi We have always k1oSn
that Il vas the eoVefiog % an Insect bot
never took pains % examine one unier IA,
microscope until last fall. and fuuni Is 10
DO caIi,us little creature. Seen undsr
the lens u sppcars aboai tha siks ~ ths
bumbl- be. aud of dull blue color; "
has slx legs, three on each side OF Us
body, ard = probosels through which u
sucks The jaloe % The bark on Which u
lives The coyeilny - consplcuoa, 10
TIE eye, IA q tan OF white down. attached
DOLLY - The upper aud hind part ofthe body.
Ito m0,loa IL very slow. aui when turned
over on ia brrk II seems Ia be In no bur.
~ % ct lEto its proper position agsin.
Aglsf those cold nights tAe iifst OF Dccsm.
Der. We gave u another examination, and
found u still alive. which proves that u
can stand prsily cold weather. Bat they
al disappear duflag the wln,er, ansr de-
p0slilug iAflf eggs In TIE buk, ~ hatch
ont tha follouiuR spfius
There Ia an old saying that nothing IL
made Ia vAlu; Arj N that IL true they are
40, without their use, whether We can see
IL OF not
A Happy New Year 20 all. l. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Albany.

II n. showed all day. There has about ;
Inches fallen, showing hard 81 r. " and
raining smart al nine. December ?sih.
The school In District No. will close
Friday with an exhibition ~ Coles Hall.
J. J. MeAllisisr q, Hungry Hollow, IL
paiiing new and Improved machinery Into
bis mill with = prospect OF the best rsa OF
business for several winters.
Collector OF Taxes Drew IL stlll pulling
AZ The parse sirlngs. lie says the money
mus, come. these school m,fms must be
PAID
Miss RoIle Cummings has gore 10 On.
ford TO work In the family OF The Rev. Geo
Y. Tewsbsry. OF TIA, place.
A q. Bean has last received car load
% PAclnc Gasno which be will sell al bot
tom prices. Now IL tie time IN prepare
Tor spring. DO Jour heavy hauling on
snow.
IN. Lov,JSy IA. Jas, bOusA, four nice
calves. scHihHtER
Browa h. jas, go, BIZ. spruce logs start.
ei FOR Boston.
Dexter Cummings has 20, abou, through
drawing mill wood, etc, and ready TO sell
part % his team. lie has some good oxen
There 10 some call Tor large oxen AMI
some movement OF store cattle.
Mr.. Joseph Seiloner. OF Masos. Gale
here Thursday on his way 10 Norway vi
isge 20 spend some uns with bis 500, :
Scnoner.
A. q. Lovsloy. % Mason. drove pairs
OF calves 10 Thursday and sold In this
nslgAboih0oi. lie has other stock foF
sale.
TAsre wu 70 bsa woddisg party. oyster
,apper, etc. Al Coles Hall, Wednesday
evening given BY Mr.. and Mrs Ambrose
wsriwell. Don't kuow how the storm
,fsctei a.
A. ID. 1887 with ell ia important events
1. about being numbered With The past,
and isSs 10 ushsrci in. What shall ie
record Be IN regard - usf
A happy and prosperous New Year TO
The Dsnocf., aud AL OF Is readers. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Eaat Bethel.

The ff,t snow for business and good
slsighlng came Dec. 18th.
Lamon,e cole Il spending the holidays
~ his fathers
fr,d Dean has oommsucei WORK for
T.bbeits Mig Go A. Locke's Mills.
Mrs VI 4 Klmbsll l. visiting At West
Paris.
Mrs. s l.. Perkins has gone to Boston
% 'psud The holidays.
CHRISTMAS was observed In this place
saturday evening. Dec. st,h, by an sntsr.
isirmsnt At Biiks's Hall. consisting Of q
Christmss tree, rsclta,lons by the scholars.
and music by The youug ladies, closing
with q dance. IL VAS especially Tor the
children and thanks are due Miss Helen aud
Flora Bartlett for q good time much enjoy.
"a by ell. both yourg tni old.
James \. liaiehlts, from Ramford. pleas.
a hls many frienis 10 this place by meet
InE with them Christmas eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
hioxico.


Or Blniori came from North sandwich
last week. ,ui, taking bis wife aud child,
and Mrs.. Abbott. started on biz return
Moni,y, The g6lh iusi. Mrs.. Abbott viii
no, rtm,la away long
Chuies Eastman WAS struck by faulrg
tree aud 80 l,med ard ltlafrd ~ 20 ntn,
him flr work Cor While
EVefyonc i busy.
Wednesdays snow was badly needed,
AMI since 1, came he people are On TIE
drive.
HE Hayes IL At John %. KiiisTs.
Mrs. WIN ~. Hall has returned from
Auburn.
N Gleason has reiurnsi 10 Bos,ou.
Sewing Circle obtained rlslng ego al iis
fair. netting About eco addition 10 The
meeting house fund. SPARKS
Mrs. Mary II. Smith has sore 10 Boston
% visit her brother. A. v. Bartlett, aud
will also visit wsl,h,m, who're her disgh-
ter LIME 10
Frltay was /, cold one. bot no, go cold
a. 10 keep browns Relief man and faller,
from South Paris. from appearing.
wooden wsddirg AZ l. II. H,Ilo~'s SAT-
urisy evening. SPARKS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
East sumner.

TIE Baptist ard cous1 Societies unl,et
In CHRISTMAS festival Al TIE Baptist
eharca on MouiAy eve. The sGth ulL Eee.
ltailors. masic an 4 the pfcsentAt.on OF a
caut,ia entitled. "ChristmN Message,
were ihe ptincip,l exercises. Two trees
we're well laden With gins, largely for the
cAllircu. Rev. bros, illooard and Wal
drun were klnily remembered In TIE pres
eu,aiI1n % gifts w. II. Eastman psrson-
stci SAINTS cisus with good eject The
exercises passed % nneiy ani tysryboiy
sesmei happy, All sap, Carries II bon
~ especially 80.
suoW enough Gov or sl,tilrg.
Bcnuic Gefflsh loaded q car With apple.
a, Samner Station on Moniay week.
FARMERS are buylng large quantities OF
feed for stock.
Cream 1, now collected fot Daekheld
butter factory. SLoCuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
L,ocke'a Mills.

EuA slnborn. one OF The s,smPsrs In n,
rebbsts Mfg. Co. spool f.ct0fy, stamped
$50 gross OF spools In less than 10 hours
Tbs beats AL former records 30 Tar. She
says she can stamp COO gross.
The Tehbsts Mfz. Co. started up ihsii
uew saw mill last Mond,Y. saving strips,
and eycfyihlug work, complete. Tbs J,
one % The best saw mills In The couniy and
the machinery 10 The min Il nrs, class and
% TIE latest pattern.
E.E Rsnd A Co. have q large portrait
90 The late Governor D0dwtll, heavily
dr.pcd. In their window.
The Christmas tree and festival Al The
church Was well attended. and the parts
vel rendered TIE Loeks's Mills orches.
TIA was In si,snt,nce and gave some good
selections.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Dixheld Centre.

We hear that Farmer White. who reeen,-
ly sold his farm a. this place 90 Euos I.
Gouli. has purchased LOT on one OF the
new streets In Dlxheli village. where he
will build In the spring, so that what IL
our loss will be their gain.
Pcrley Iolmsn Is falling daily, and .
not expected To live bat short time.
wills W. Walt has bought the ash.
birch. spruce. and hemlock on the Amanda
Coolidge place on The Hi, and IL now
looking after teams 20 market Il.
Dld You attend the Christmas tree Ia
district No - Ify you ala not you missed
the best treat OF the season. IL was the
close OF Miss l. Alma Marbles school. aud
an excsllen, exhibition was enjoyed by all.
Miss Marble IL one Of the Oldest and best
teachers In town. She Il one Of those
teachers who DO MT loose Interest through
long experience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

J.E shaw recently bought AMI drove
home . pair 90 oxen. from East Dlxeeld.
Nc. Z. Johnson AMI W. Lewis. from
Brigtor. we're l. town Thursday ansr
cattle.
Mrs. }. lIoush,On h,s bossh, some
geese
A =. Yoang All Mr. white have sho,
two foxes lately.
whne Wishing \. NJ. Locke, OF Roxbary,
lately, be treated us % apples, green, bat
qalte good, raised In lssG
:. Knapps team Il hauling supplies for
George staples.
Oats arr selling f5r 30 cents. and poia.
toss for CO eeuts. J. Y. shaw sod 80
bushels ofposaioes % Stsplss a. that price.
We lsara that Stlman IL. Reed, OF this
town. died last week from iplnries recsiv.
81. 10 L. tAOaght. while a. work for Staples
IN TIE woods lie Was sick ouiy sboai
week And vas q great sufferer. lie vas
aboat - Years % sge, ant lad yoaug
wife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Andoyer.

Christmas was celebrated by tree q, the
NJ. II. church saturday evening, q Chflsi-
ms, concert a. the COuz'l church sandsy
evening, ami q union tree aud entertain.
msni al The same place Monday night, also
by numerous family gatherings.
Capt Fred Barker spsn, CHRISTMAS With
his sister. Mrs. %. ID. Poor
A Carlton shot near The lake attracted
considerable attention Al the Andover
House Monday.
A. s. Jordan accidentally split open bis
thumb last Friday.
it Inches OF snow fell wednesday.
X. A. Grover hiss bought OF George II.
Thomas the stand Al the village known I"
the Bsisll house.
G. 4. Proctor pats In q stock OF goods
In the Grover store a. E,st Ani0ver.
Mfs. Laura Stewart and Miss Carrie
Stevens 20 TO 0ouic Fails, N. H., this
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Vast Summer.

Chrl.imA. wss Observed here ~ usual.
Both churches had trees. which were load-
Il with useful sri bsAutifal presents 10
he observance OF Christmas We DO much
in promoting The enjoyment ofthe young
- well a. tie oil.
n W. ChNndier's mill l. In sctlve opers.
lion. lie will eui qlits q large qaaniiiy OF
birch. besides other kinds. this winter
Considerable ssos on The ground BOW.
schools In this town seem 20 Dc pro
crossing nasly. Mss keere has three
weeks more 10 Ills district
Dsrcing school Il Progressing doely,
abd everybody seems % be having sgood
time
LsunIe Merri.l 10 sons better.
YOur correspondent recently received
circular from Mr.. @. NJ. Small, OF Sloar
City, Iowa IL sens that No. Small 10 10
he real estate businsss. lie nov ouns ~
acre. % land near Sloax City AMI TIE pros
pct 4. rather a altering Cor hin. wewlsh
hirn surrFsa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
East Waterford.

Al. Haskell has bcen spending . fss
d,ys a. home. Horace '. Allea returns
% NcWry with HIN o work In Ire Mill.
Grace NJ Pride, John HasfeI, fred and
Mason Kllgorc are WORKING In TIE Norway
shoe factory. ard others are thinking OF
yolug.
E.F. H,.kell l. eating cord wood fOT
Wiuslov Bisbce.
Lizzie N. Curlmiogs L. al her unele's,
@. n. Amcs's. fur . short time.
There Vas q Christmas tree and social
gathering a. L. NJ Santersons Saturday
eve. AL snloyed a.
Monday svcning there WAS Atree and en-
tertslumsut AZ tac school house In the
Mars;on DIST.
Charles I. api George L. KilgoTe Are
working Cor Da-ies AMI Cummings, getting
o1t pine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Brownheld.

There was Q Christmas tree 81 the Town
Hall Monday eyenirg. also IN tnisri,in
msnt consisting OF singing aud rveii',ions
by the children.
On aeeouL, OF The storm w,dnssd.y
evening the entertainment ihst Was Ia
have been given by the Dramatic Clab 10
deferred tai Monday evening, January 81
Thursday evening the Shepherd River
Masonic Lodge gave an oyster aud pastry
supper al the town ball, aner which thy
repaired 10 the Odd Fellows Hall waefs
the officers were pablicly Installed.
The G. l.. =. Q. met With Mr.. l. ".
Giles, Saturday. the 2tla.
DR.. Fitch has rented the Birrows' st,nt
and with his new life partner has settled
down IS sensible doctor should.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
TIL Il BEAR BRIGADE.
Rnrknnlh-

There have been talrty death. In tow
darips the YcAs iss1. raging from = few
months - ~ wears of sge TIE mortality
for iss6 va hufiesu
4 Distinct cltp % ihanicr vas heard
dufirs ne shosers w,due.fsy evening".
Dtcsmnss .sh. b. Auunbsr of oar clii.
nsns
Mss Mary WAlirol Il visltlng q. L..
h,r, re gust OF Rev \. T. Record.
Mrs. X e. Th0nss has beeu spending
he holidays a. Portland.
Clarence Atwood sni wife. Arthar A.
wool ard vile aad Eisari fcgg and wifi,
OF Auonrn. werc In tosn Chrisimss The
guests or. Atwood AMI Mrs. G.. &. Loring
Spectators Ia Vol Who are holding
The clip % lss5 are Femhliug since the
Presidents message Recommending free
wool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Upton.

There w.s CHRISTMAS entertainment al
The church Saturday evening, consisting
OF ,lnslug by the eaiiifsn, reclts,lons, TAI
isiur. pantomimcs, &c. The presents
wsfe both uumsfoqs AMI yaluAble.
q. n. Abbott and wife wire called "a
Sssfy Mond,y 10 attend The funeral OF bel
moihsr
EE L,re e,us hcne TO spend chri',
mas.
JoAnP Coolidge ani Miss Ssslc Camp
beli were married Chfis,mis day.
The hardest snow storm 81 the season
Regular blizzard
Carrie Abbott started for Rrankllp, Mvs
THURSDAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
North Pnria.

~. LitileAslo has come home from The
Logging woods with q broken shoalier that
will az him up nearly al Nlnief.
Ar. Levi wasAburu. our veteran book
peitlsr, has come home for The vlnisr.
Mr.. washbarn has sold books In AL OF the
New Euglabd States for many years, and
a. be IL now vel advancei In years IL not
able 10 travel IN The wlntsr season {" for
merry.
The friend. 90 W. II. cAlits have made
q short lob OF s,onlug up nice cellar ,ni
ar DOW geiilng out The frame for honse
ani Ell.
FL Barrett has shipped two carload.
OF apples an VII ssiq one more next
week.
Qiltc large uamber me, At The church
Saiuri,y eve bsf1ru Chrisim,s. where two
nlcs trees were vel loaded VITA ChfisimNs
fruli. lncluilng he usaN nambsg OF lamp
ing J,cks All don babies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03

Donailoa A. Rev. Ne wsbs,eF's Thurs.
DAY eve.
We never foani 10 hxrdsr breaklng snow
than Thursday. amer The snow, rain sni
freeze OF Wednesday.
Christmas entertainment A. ,hs village
church on Monday evening last.
Warren Charles has . pair ofoxeu, sleek
and fsi. weighing over $500 pounds.
Nj Charles Il stlli conined 10 Tie
house with rheumatism.
John W. Huichlns, OF fysburg, Il Al
work In II. w. True's store AZ The village.
T. MeAllls,sr drives span OF doe look
Ing black horses.
Carlton II. walker. Of fryehurs. was Ia
town MouG.y looking Tor pine timber
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Nfaaon.

This Il the last card for The year 1851
and before Il Il printed the old rear VII
have len us AMI anew year viii take lt'
place.
To al OF the brigade and the Publishers
OF the Democrat wi.h happy New Year.
IL showed all day Wednesday. IA inches
fell and q lille hail and rain on tor which
win fasten II down and We shall have q
splendid time for business row The
lumbermsn are happy.
breaking roads are In order now.
Elbritge Merrill allied pig tsv'n
months old, which weighed SIS lbs.
They had Christmas festival al ,hs
ehspsl In Mason, Monday evening A
merry time Was h,i. Your correspondent
wasn't able 10 be out Rev. A. III with
sm Was the recipient OF . nlee oyereoai
and most all were remembered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
Hiram.


Mr. Thom,. II. Sesvey and wife, OF Chi.
esgo. are visiting bis mother. Mrs Sean
nan I'LL.
NJ Joseph l.. clsnor', h" r,urusi 10
Dcnvcr.
90 The al the ,hsrmons,sf inileA,sd
4. below zero.
ar. Ilsnry w. Safgani IL sick from
ovsrvork and exposure.
Mr. Daniel w. frince I. eonnaei 10 bis
house by lang ifoaolos.
Ms. Martha May Burptll. % Oofhtm.
close. thi. week term ofirelve weeks OF
excellent school In The sprlng District
Tier influence for good among her papil. 10
daily appreciated by the parents.
Mr.. Eiwin r. waisvorth !. quite sick
with neur,lsia
Me-. Elmer NJ. Hubbard. OF Hiram. and
Miss vlnie 81. Atkiuson. OF Cornish, were
Married on Dec. 18Th a. Conway Corner.
y. II.
Ms.r,. Film, and Barnell are pa,ilns 10
the nIigres for grls, mill In their NIL a.
East Hiram.
Dr. Charles l.. Wilson and hnllI are
visiting his parents In Sweden.
Hon. John II. Spring has gone 10 ossi'
pee. ~. H., on business.
Merry Christmas and Happy Sss Year
- al.
2s,h December II above zero. snow
storm, smart rain storm. heavy gale, va
rleiy, evening 40 above zero, briilifni
moonlight evening.