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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06


Fred G. Aksrs and J. %. Newton, who
have been teachlug In Ksnnebec County.
arr home for few weeks.
The NJ X. society held their socisble al
the hall Wednesday evening OF TIL. week.
There !. % be aspiring term OF school
At the ,illsgr. taught by A. X. bryant,
with Miss Helen Berry In charge OF The
primary department
Mrs. Llncoln Dresser and Miss Gcrtie
Dresser are visiting friends In Portland.
Mss Lalu l.. Abbott, . successful teach.
% Ia The New Hampshire schools, 10 visit.
Ing her father, II. II. Abbott. OF South An
dover.
Ms. Minnie Keyes. from North Jay, IL
visiting friends a. East Apdover.
Some of our leading farmers purpose 10
furnish cream Tor the Rgmfori batter fac
tory the oomlng season.
The roads are the bes, they have been
for the winter.
Mcserye has q new trsie-lOgging.
A lTesum vas organized At the village
Tuesday. Feb. ssth. with ID. w. Barnes,
Pres, and Owen Loyejoy, Sec.
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Hiram

NJ George Gould. OF Briigton, las oesn
Waiting In Hiram The past week.
George W. sawyer. clerk With kines
Bro. In Portland. IL visiting BIS mothef'
Mrs Eiwin Herman.
n q Green has been In Portland week
uith an auut. who IL dAugerousJ M.
Mr. Daniel Iutchins 10 sick WIN hea'
ralEiA
~. Astl.. widow OF william Small, OF
Fat Hiram. died FEB. 2nd, Al the home OF
her mother. Mrs Eosn Morrill,, IN BALDWIN
Johu W. Hubbard has retired from TIE
.,ors ~ GP.B. YJung, and u ~ ihe
.torv % Nj II. Bean. In DroWnneh. nj.
Andrsw Reed. Of Ssbsgo, Is clerk TOT 'ns
YOuugs
Dr. wilson Ia recovering.
Prst G. Al'en, . grsduste OF Oorhsu
Normal School. has gone 10 Of0no 70 en"'
The State Collrge. :,
Irwin Hsrrlm,n has been Wishing ~
Bosiou and Ilaverhill
Mis.H Hattie Eastman, Of Soath bridgioa'
/. visiting AZ Rsgoeu = Mo1itons'
Tbs Prohibition Party viii run . uets'
=, N.,rh election. An effort viii De made
~ eel The town farm, ai'o 70 enApse ~
school district system - The town yss.m
charlie wsiss and family, OF rol.eI,
recently visited hls faiher'in'la"' JAMES
NJ. ssr.h Cismous Il very III 81 Lew
.llyu A. w.dswOrth's house
18Th = above zero.
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pethal.

Gouid's Academy. Bethel, opened Tues
day with seventy I've scholars, Ia charge
Of Pcof Howard.
Chas. Jadkins was arrested last Wed.
nesdsy for selling liquor by Dept Sheriff
Goodwin aud Jasilcs Gibson adjuiged him
guilty. Being unable 20 pay bis Zoe or
get ball he was plsced In charge OF keep
er for the night and made his escape.
q. q. Bryant, our butcher, killed yesr'
old steer Wednesday, raised by O.slsn X.
Stanley, OF Bethel. that dressed 40 lbs.
The shedding a. Bethel IL excellent and
the lumbermsn are improving II hauling
wood. bark aud pulp wood to the rail- road
and long lumber aud spool stock 10 the
mills.
Tuesday evening. FEB. 18th. the ladies
circle OF the NJ. y society, held fair and
have Q supper In Ideal Hall Following
tge fair was an entertainment consisting
OF ublesur, etc. A large company was
present.
Loranger's National Theatre Company
are 10 be here FOR short season beginning
Monday evening, March Sih. at Ideal
Hall.
Rev. @. A. Hayden, OF Auburn, lectured
In the Univers.list church on Friday even.
Ing. March 20. Subject. wanted" Mr.
Hayden 10 well known - an able, earnest
and interesting lecturer. lie held the
closest attention of large audience for
more than al hour. aud all who heard him
could bat Pronounce words OF conmsnds.
ton and praise.
School At the Academy opened Feb 2sih
with q fair attendance.
MIDDLE iSrERVALE.
A. good wcs,her n We have had during
the winter for logging business.
A. NJ. aud J. II. Carter cut second
growth pine that the ffst log. twelve fcst
long, scaled COO feet, the whole tree scaling
1900 feet
Az Harry Garter was tufnlng near J. II.
Csftsr's the sleigh upset, tipping The con
tents out The horse ran nearly milss,
When be Was stopped by %. X STANLEY,
Who was returning from the iIlli. No
dsm,ge done.
circle met with Minnie Kimbsll. Aniee
suppsr furnished snd . gOoily number
present.
Spring seem. 70 be dswning upon us.
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Nfnninn

Daniel Oliham IL confined 10 bis bed
.ni under doctors care, bot 10 lmproV'
lnE
Hosea n Whitman :. eoneasd 10 TIE
house, 4. under doctors care aud Tears
Ars entertained that ne IL 10 have lung
fever.
A daughter 81 earle Bnnes knocked an
elbow oal OF ioln, while sliding. She 10
comfortable however now.
Mrs.. Polly D,yl IL sick. bat on The up
grade.
The Robert. are on The last half OF The
100 cords % birch they were 10 land her,
WA Cofr.ln has moved inio he Wm
NJ Hall tsuemsnt
Hfnssi OldhAm has retained nom lows
And purchased the TAomu Harlow farm.
Mrs. G. X. virgin has been siet 'or
some weeks bu, IL supposed 10 be lmpfo''
log.
some days ago.
Mrs. Luciu. Glover 10 poorly.
Mrs. Fred worihlsy has returned from
Lewiston ~ all In The care OF her mother
Mrs. Day.
Mrs. Dr. Abbott 4. ,,lll At Sandwich,
y. n, with her daughter, Mrs. Binford.
Sewing circle me, a. l. q. Whlsnans
Tuesday.
Albion Coz los, valuable three year'oli
colt recently. injured by getting is leg
over The halter Ia stall.
LambermAn are all bu'y aud dolns vel.
srAKEEs.
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Grnenwnnd.

Another snow siofm last Saturday amer
uOOn and evening % ,boai sli Inches, end
ing with . slight crust OF hail, bot
enough so that OLD Dorcas refused The JOB
Of blowing IL into driits, In eonssqaene.
OF which The weather has been quite mod
sr,,. since. There 10 ar Ovsrprodaeiion
| OF snow bot q scarcity OF water.
Not long since &c Newell Hicks was
.ts.i,iuK hl, on team down the mountain
with load ~ wood be fell Ia the road
,prAinlug bic wr.si, sni came very near
bslug run over BY The team.
Too WEEKS ago Charles 0ortnsn vas
walking Along beside his steer team when
he lo.t hi. footing. and amer being bragg.
ed ABBOTT three rods by h,nging on ~ The
bow. be WAS obliged ~ lei 40, and there
being no way 10 clear the road ihe near
runner 81 the slei pi,s,i completely over
him leugihuise. from feet 10 head, With .
suAl load OF wood on the sled C1sflcs
says that N the road bal been bard Instead
% .oii, aud . full load of wood on The
sled, IL would have killed him on The spot
A. II va. hl- face ~c somewhat SCARED
although he was no, badly hurt
Charles ownei large dog. partly span
lei. which wa.s general iAVofiis 10 The
family. A fsv itys ago the dog fouoNeu
him 70 The Pond, and came - grief ~ De
ing run over by train while pla,ing Win
another dog on the uaet. Ills master
carried bis mabglei body home, and gave
IL a. good . blfi. |. The circumstances
would admit
d.. R,nlin went over To zee Mrs. wcs
lev Cole ,galn last Saturday and found bel
/ In very critic Al condition.
Charles Lsph,m has fnslly obtained
% nsiou amounting 10 the enormous sun
OF two dollars per month. whn llo.f,lli,
considering that Mr.. Lspham was 10 M
army only s. mouths, was In only " or -
battles. and seriously Injured only Tor ihl'
short life.
Mrs. Charlie. Brooks gets the sans
amount OF State pension, on account OF
brother VITO died 10 the army. 80 con
sl.isuey, thou Art . jew,ll'
A crow vas ssen the other DAY, sup
posed % be right from Mason, remlndln,
ore OF the raven sent out some years AZ
on = somewhat different occasion.
"Wednesday morning, FEB. 10Th ja'i q
zero.
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Byron

The sslscimen aud town treasurer have
been preparing The town report for two
dsvs past.
NJ, Adile Peek. ofDltnsld, l',eieAlns
In Dist. No. I.
is Mitchell and sou James are doing
quite q large business h,ullng birch 90 the
steam mill 81 Apiovsr snd poplar u Black
Brook. team OF four horses hauls the
former. sni foar 20 elghi oxen the latter.
Bsunie Mitchell hs, new Winchester
IinA Bear AMI other game will fall
q l. Hall 10 pressing hsy a. ) TsJlors
barn, Cor George Staples.
Mr.. Iloughton and her sou william,
nom the West, visited her daughter Min
uis ~ the SormN School, farmlngion,
last week. lie Ia erpecilag - return n
wvomirH Ia = few weeks
Nj. Esther Rlndlsi, I, homo nom
Lewiston on visit
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Dixheld.
War. having nice .l,ishIng

We are having nice sitighlng now
MI Howe, OF Canton, gave temperance
lecture Al the church Sunday evening.
The I. o. q. T. IL nourishlng. -Four
new members Wednesday evening.
Born, Feb. 2slh, TO the vile OF Charles
Eaton, q daughter.
John ard Frank Harlow are Al home
again from the West.
Academy or high school (') commenced
this week.
More measles st George Holmans.
There will he q boz festival nj the Good
T,mplar's hall nett Wednesday evening,
March 7th. All are cordially invited.
Shingles and building lumber are being
hauled into the village 10 large Quantities
for next seasons building.
school has opened with about forty
scholars. More next week.
Bes, sleighing that We have hAd THIS
winter.
T. II. Thornton Was In town this week
driving bis promising Eelsir colt. Zfcon
Boy.
here Thursday night BY East Diinsld
talent.
spool company are getting ready to saw
birch OF which they have large lot.
Some TN 10 being hsuled for cans.
Ifyou want 70 20 down the road sons
take o ride AFTER Fred Chsse's Mustang
miles In 81 minutes.
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South Buckaeld.

Two warr,n,s have been issued against
Alfred T. Russell 40 q common seller.
Deputy sheriff, A. y. Warren made .
search OF the premises Mondsy, the 2'th'
.sirlng two kegs, contAiuing ; IL gallons
OF llaaor. SIR. Russell Was arrested bui
having the nee,esi horse succeeded In "a.
Gaping from the offl:er. Star G,Isr had
won another race. Jason Was hastily
summoned from Boston by telegraph
Alfred WAS srralgued before Trial Jasues
Prluce on Wednesday, the 2sih, a.
O'Clock, r NJ, bat a. one OF the most lm.
portant witnesses for the prosecution hsd
been sscretei by the defence II neccsslta.
ted an adj iurnment until Friday ~ io
O'Clock. Al the adjourned hearing Friday
the respondent plead HOlO oOhieHdre ana
furnished bonds for bis appearance 10 TIE
5 J. Court.
Geo. Durham has engaged with Nj.
True AZ South Paris 10 carry on his farm
for the coming year.
J.oe Davis brood SOW had eleven pigs
four OF which were killed by the SOW ljing
upoa them. a.
Frank Roberts 10 AZ home from Mass.
Roo Dean has bought cows 81 North
Turner for Jason Russell.
We notice "Babe" Dean riding oai un'
attended with weanling colt, also Win
wins broneho.
AmmI Decoster has . white faced Here
ford bull calf, weeks old, which glrihs
3l2f feet for which he would like 10 dad .
mate.
Lewis Record has been or visit to bis
sisters N Poland.
A. T.. Roblnsob's stallion Franklin
Prince, IL in doe condition, weighing iloo
los. Ills get will be awaited with great
Interest
n. d. Waite has . colt coming two
years Old, q sister 10 Kitty Walt, sired BY
records Black Hawk which shows > very
nne gait.
A great deal OF leaning IL being done
this week aud some are harvesting 'hei'
Ice.
Farmers are asking o.. per ton for shsIl
best hay.
We saw an apple buyer to-day Who said
he bought zoo bbls. In aslngle day last
week.
Baidwins are much sought after now.
Il u. Waite and wife will take chtrgs
OF the Gown farm until the 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
South Be,hel.

Quite large number OF friends AMI sc'
qaslntanees OF Clara Ripley met with her
last Mondsy evening. ard before they len
they presented Der with purse ofi-sniy-
Que dollars, - q token OF their esteem.
Nearly AL OF The party were from Loefes
Mills.
/ A. eastman has nearly completed hi.
lob % hauling poplar.
The Lyceum Club debated the question,
Resolved. Tha; the presen, sduinisira-
ton should be supported" The discus
.lon was interesting and exciting.
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Canton.


Rev. Geo. W. Huxley closed q series o,
meetings OF three weeks last Sunday. For
the most part they were qalte well attend
"a aud q good degree OF Interest manifest
ed.
The ladies connected with the Universe
list denomination and their friends are
about forming . social circle. May sue
ess. attend them.
Report says new syndicate or trust u
being formed 10 this village. Develop
menis 10 follow.
Town meeting next Monday, when some
body will be disappointed.
Wednesday morning engine NO. z, l. p
Allen, engineer. broke an axle on The bind
truck OF the tender one mile nom MtehAn'
&c Falls. No one hurt and no dsmsge 10
train trcep, the breaking OF The axle.
Passengers went on foot 10 f,lls ana
made connections with @. 7. trains all
right, A new pair OF wheels were pat
under In about two hours and the train
was ready for business. NASHUA
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oar roads are fair for ths time % year.
TIE fsw warn Gays % last week helped
them much
Aswootsun Scrihnsr v.s drisiug pair
~ steers -iih loai 90 hsy for A. q. Love.
Joy. BE- fsil In ne roai Ant v,s drawn IN
Der he rou % The sis,i. Mr.. T. bridge Pike
va trlvins another team forward OF
bin. ant. hearing The bows cry Tor hslp,
went % him. tui be "a. 90 drawn Ia be
tween The roe ant beam, or bar, that be
coalt Dot gct him out, anf h'd - leave
bin iherv an. 10 % The reishbor, Tor help
When tskeu oui. though bruised q
scratched some. Vas Dot Seriously iuiarrd
lie q somewhat lame and sore. Bat other
-ss a. right nov
Nrs. Hutchinson 10 much hsttsr
n Bean IL hAnllug birch % West Beth
81 lie goes ihfce tarns tay
Tel that gerefOus cortcspobdent OF
yours - seed Along hls crows. VIII &C
tu0sicige Tie go Sith hanks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
North Paris.

Luabermsn ne now coming out Of the
woods.
Adeloert Ll,,lehal, drove home ,yoks Of
Oxen.
Henry Lawrence 10 falling and IL IL fear
"a ths, be may not fully recover.
The recent rains have brought up TIE
streams 90 the mills can DO quite ousl'
ness. -,
w. II Childs has his lumber nesrly all
on the spot for his house, and will pot u
up a. soon a. the weather gets Iliile
warmer.
Mr. Cu,hman has got out lumber for a
stable for Mr.. Dennen, OF West Paris, al
so some lumber for Bert Wills, who Is 10
build q house AZ West Paris.
Hiram Ch.se 10 la very feeble health, snd
Is not able 10 sit up al OF the time.
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Hartford.

Mrs. Lirtis Thsyer has returned nom
hansAs, where she has been spsnding The
last three years. She says The farmers out
there sre ploslug.
n Y. Benson drove his oIen Co Auharn
and hat then huichered. Good beef IL
worth cenis PER pound the best l.?
cents
Charles Msrriil IA. two team. hauling
birch non bear Mountain % North Tur.
nsr for q T Piper.
The Line school closed Que week soon.
20 than vts expected. on account Of sick.
uess in The teachers family.
There .. qalte . revival % religion In
East Buckasld, and i slowly WORKING 20.
waris Hartflrd
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East Hebron.

We are enjoying Zoe weather for vari'
ETY..
The ordination Off. y. Keith occurred
with the East Hebron y. II. church Tues
d,y, the gsih. The services were conduct
81 =. follows Orilna,ion sermon, by Rev.
Y. W Towue, % Otlshsld, (former pastor
OF hi. church, teIt-Aets $50. A very
interesting and Instructive sermon, follow
"a by The ordination prayer, by Rev. G. I.
Keene. ofE,st Hebron. ltwas syery feel.
lps and Impressive PRAYER. The charge.
hy Rev. G. T. Keeue. Right hand OF TEL
lov.Alp by Rev. y. W. Towne, aud bene-
iicil0n bV the candidate.
A. NJ. Fogg Is on The sick list this week.
sanering from al sbscess on the face and
, kick from . colt
HR Keene has hired Arthur l.. BOnnsy
10 drive the cream team for while.
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RrvnntrPond.

IsA,e L,pA.n and wife. Of Ll,eAnslt. are
Ia town.
Edwin Bracket proposes % lst bis farm
Tor Two years. % some reliable party.
Town slsctioa comes Monday. There
don't seen 20 be- 50 maBy states A. usual
maze up this year.
Liuls 2. Jacoh. and FLORA Steveus are
soon % opsn millinery store In oar VII
lage. They vii occupy the Crawford store.
Ms Lena Houghton has secured posi-
ton In tie SOaih Paris shoe shop.
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Brownheld.

The C. l.. $. c. meets with Mrs. l. Il.
Giles FEB 81.
Df. sawyer was In town this week Mon.
day.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening"
a. l.. X Giles. There IL quite an ln,eres,
ielt In The meetings
Misses Cora Giles aud Gertrude Blake
are home from fyeburg on vacation,
where they have been attending school.
Also Ernest frlnk.
John Sesvy AMI wife are visiting friends
la thi. town.
Mrs. u ssAvsy IL very sick, bu, little
hopes Of her recovery.
There arc several cases OF measles In
town.
Mrs. Charie. Bean died Thursday morn
Ing she leaves "a Infant four weeks old.
There IL great deal OF sickness Ia The
village.
A hiils girl OF SIR. q Poor's broke her
leg while sliding.
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Grafton.

Foriyce Brooks hss nnished bis log
gius ioc. Has got 10 the river about four
hunirsd thousand spruce.
EI. Brown hAs pat into the woods this
s.sk ~ o1eu Ills men aud oxen stop Al
n. camp. that Henry Lombard vseAied.
lie rns has az oxen and one pair OF horses
psradlng timber. and eight horses hauling
10 he liver. The eight horses hsul about
two hundred ant hny logs per day. lie
hAs one span hauling supplies Tor men and
t.sms. n not often that you see twelve
a. good horses owned BY one man In the
.snuufrW
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The adventist, are holdlns extra meet.
luRs AZ Engine Hall.
l.. &. stone has bought Roheri Wari'
veil. bulldlug near the OIfori House and
removed hls good. there. The shop Tor
mefly occupied by him IL % be used for The
post once.
A. the Rspahlic.n cAncu. on Tuesday
evening The following COMMITTEES were
chosen
Julius Fulier. n. " nracksti. Roscoe staples,
d Nakrf AMI NaihAnisi frOst tovn CON
nIiftss. Or. A 4. urrssy " a. PARTS AMI ilrn
r.. Gov. delegate o. stats 0unVsntiuns T. y
Ifsarfs = N faunra ard 4 7 Mafisrll, "a
District Oonventlon. 1enfEe 4 Poor. John
Otadnoufue Ani A D. Ro1ln,.r. ~ Conniy Con
vvntlun.
Jadkiu. & Soyes. % Norway have been
sslllug clo,hlns q, the factory store.
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NewrY

Thur.ion. % The Branch mill, isno- en-
gagci iu .stiirg up bis engine and boiler,
shich cane last SATURDAY.
There 10 an epifemic % coils prcv,ling
IN ihis vicinity A. present Two or thrse
are on The slck let 10 = numhsr offsmilies
A blind man. a student % Bates COLLEGE
i lsctufing 10 these parts on Popular Id
ucstiou.- A. the festival al North Newry
ls.i wssk D. delivered q poem, entitled
the "Newry Reid. which ~. ,very meri'
toflous composition. II wAs re,i by The
hAnd from a manuscript written In peeu-
usr sfVIa
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Porter.

We hal .oms two inches % rain The
past week making The travelling Rad.
Republican caucus Saturday. Town
meeting MDuiaV Porter I, oai OF debt
With come siOOO % their credit aud In
lsGs the town deb, was s29.5E. Pretty
good Tor small town.
NJ. David NJ Fox aud Isaac Dlckf1ri
canno, live bat short time
They meet a. X EN Fails on Tuesday
neat 20 orgaulre Grange.
samuel q Perry Ia going to build, a.
soon - the snow leaves the ground, q
house ani shop In this place.
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HebrOn.


Tas soa,h oxford Sunday School Asso-
citation me, al the Baptist church here on
wednesday. Feb. 29ih, Afternoon ana
evening. The exercises were interesting
anG quite well attended,
Miss Nellie Glover and Misc Winnie
Harden arrived home Tuesday, one from
Massachusetts and the other from Bif
Hsrbor. All are glad TO welcome them
back.
F.R. Glover WAS GU, with his new sleigh
this week % deliver goods IL IL avery
handsome and convenient carriage and
looks A. n Mr.. a. meant business. lie
tells us he IL having wheels made for Z, 50
as 20 be ready Tor bare ground. IL takes
10 four seats and will be . gre,, oonven'
fence In carrying passengers on special
occasions. We are glad To see things
progressing. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06

Ga Klmbal Joe, = foe. young horse
lately. BY lumplng on stake 10 The snow
and bsing irjurci 90 badly that II became
Necessary - All him.
We have bal Two c,ucu.e. In town ard
probably somebody will BE- elected Mon
d,Y.
Recently a. :. II Iisrriman's mill Virgil
McAuisisr turnci cs00 dowel. Ia day.
TIE stock Of hardware has been moved
Into The store recenily occupied by q. II.
Moore. Ani Moore A Brown are ready FOR
business.
Mrs o \ Anirvws s,lll remains cutie
sick
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Ruuiford

Another cold wave struck rs sndwsy,
yesterday.
They are gs,iing The lumber nom The
PrttenEil lot very last
Ayoung nan by The name % Bennett
lost part % Two nngers on circular
saw last wesk. Drs. stuart and Abbott
dressed The souuds.
The Jolly Cab came % ne last week.
snd bat = good turnout There Il danger
% = frcsfcout a. The usXi, uulss. The
weather changes.
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DickvalA.

Sore ,hroais and bad colds are the order
OF the day.
q. l. Child IL improving.
Mrs Leonard CsnueIl Was improving At
LITE Ellth Townsend IL still falling.
The Rowe brothers have nalshed nsanng
birch. They have made daily trips Win
one or two exceptions.
Miss Bsrtha Hammond, OF Paris, 10 VS.
ling relsiives in this place the past week:
The fuaersi services OF Mrs.. freelsnd
Wing, Of Dlxnsld, took place a. NO.
school house, Peru, the s2i. Rev. A. A.
Abbott ociciatlng.
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nanmark.

RAIN. Bennett has finished his job ofiog'
,,pr AZ Frysburg and returned home.
Aagustine Iugslls has noisnsa IT,
49, I'D sent The last 20 Market Inc
.tsvs. were sawed some years ago on. n.'
1890 ). fore FOR want OF good market
MsssIe. are q0its prevalent Dr. Brow.
-. ,,sn,y cases on hand ~ the prssen'
tine. The disease IL Of light type MOI"
rloas cases Jet
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Rnrhnrv-

TIE PhibrlctsA Az nearly done with their
spruce Ilh. They have . good pile OF logs
on ths river tAnk below \. Taylors
Bartlett hss moved Bis crew up ~ Birch
Bfook pnni. ant Aiiei another team. lie
d. tsisfmlusd that The pine shall come cat
o. ne river A. per contract
Frark Reed Ani family are A. nj. boy
bod hone. Tie will 90 some ctrpentsf
WORK on ia mottsrs house.
The poplar crew on The Brai. ku,pp
farm vii fnish this ussk an move NON
town. Thsy wil pat aboai iooo cords on
~ FfVa- hank
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West Sumner.

Very good irsvslipg q, present. writing.
TIE sick people In this vicinity are on
he gain. th,nks % Dr.. {. NJ. blsbce.
Town meeting 4. near AZ hand, aud now
Who arc - b. The ofrcsrs.
Hattie Youug The GIRL Who was 90 Sc
,ersly burned. 10 on The gain.
The stain trial" 10 read with much To-
tsrss, 10 this village. What The verdict
will be !. Jet 30 De learned.
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Qalts . number ofyounE people nom the
Lakc arr att.nting school 81 Norway.
oar sick people are gaining Slowly.
Mrs. n q. BArroSs I. staying AZ samuel
Psrtrifgss She has b On taxing care oi
Mr.. r., Who has been very SICK with Pneu.
moula
capt wiiram Greer. OF the Csutrr,
father % =. r. Green of this place, Il very
sict. TIE doctor has pronounced u blood
polsonlug.
Mrs. Ous steven, has been spending the
winter With her dsughtsr. Mrs. &. A. stew
ems
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North Fryeburg.

TIE L.iies Az. with some Invited
guss,s. mt With Miss Olivc Charles Feh.
gsth. TIE occAsion Vas one % much so
cisl 60 IoymCut
NJ and Mr.. VIII shaw are receiving
congraiuiaiious on the birth % sou.
Rev Mr. Alvori sAs In Dcumark Cay
OF Two % last week
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I.ocke's Mills.

Died. Ia brunswick, Feb. g9ih, Mrs. Et'
"a n. Harmon, widow OF James A. har-
mon. formerly Of Bird I'LL. Bethel.
Town meeting Moud,v. March lsth.
oar town reports make good showing
for The town and also show. The work The
coils cior. have done The past year A. little
lees than $1,000 % taxes uneollecied 10
March let W.