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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
He Has Plenty 10 DO Here.

Congressman Hiestand to-day received .
telegram stating that the House OF Repre-
sentatives is still In a deadlock and he
should come on II possible As Mr.. Hest
and has something Of alock Of his own on
hand here at present. he will not 90 TO
Washington until after Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10

Railroad Stocks.

BY Private WiIe To Reed, McGrann a Co.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10 The market or ened
more limited and wss pretty much conned 10
bull and bear trading IN Reading, which was
the only active stocks. Prices gradually
yielded under feverish tendency OF iraders,
but IN upward turn 10 nearly due.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
E,,thd.v so,py,ze party.

birthday party WAS given st Mrs. VIM.
Psscock's, on Fremont street, last evening.
Ten couples were present Dancing, mu.
sic and pleasant social intercourse were the
features OF the evening. The reireshment ts
were njoyed by all.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
OlIyet baptist Church,

workmen on Monday began tearing
down the old houses on East Vine street
near Duke, preparatory to the erection OF
Olivet Baptist church. Elsen q WohlseD,
the contractors for the now church, will have
the building finished by early fall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO April 10. $50 p. m.-Market tinsad
wheat-Aprtl, 73Isc; May, 77ss june, 3sl.c
July, 7sEc.
July, 62&c.
Oats-May. 9l>Ie; June. slyzc Ju'y, s14c.
Pork-Ap ii oit 80; May, eli 40; June
Nt3!k July. ~ SlL
Lard-ApIiI. q AK May q 52k. Jpne
G57k July. u 02IS.
Short Ribs-Aprii. sOS; May. q O5; June
q Is; July, q 22k.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
viii Move To . Larger store.

The Messrs. Martin now at No. 8,
North Queen street, find that their pres
ent quarters are too small for their largely
increasing business. They have leased thu
which is now being arranged 70 suit theiI
wants. They will move In ten dsyp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
4 Ls.sss.sr rians.r's Success,

WiIjona- j. Smith, the well known
paanesr, is nay In Lancaster having teen
oshss plumbing jobs In preparation and
viii ship about two carloads OF materials to
- PAso In short time and will probably
kam-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
In An AId GHAYRYArd-

In oxcavatlng on the site OF the old Re
formed burying ground on Christian street
a number OF bones were dug up to. day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
n.nnerehor Copc,rt AND soe,.b,,

sHun0tNAOr COuctrt ana SDelhbe.
Last evening the Lancaster M,ennerchor
held ono OF their very pleasant concerts in
their hall The audience was large and
the concert began at 9 o'clock. 1t included
number OF good features. Among those
who participated was Miss A. Maty, dsueh.
ter Of PROT Carl Mstz, the popular director
Of the M@nnerchor. She Is a talented
young lady, and last evening she made her
Lest appearance before leaving for Europe
70 complete her musical education. The
solo OF Harry Drschbar was rendered In his
usual effective style The whole programme
of the ccncert was as follows:
"a alection-Orchest'a.
Z Chorus" Lebewobl If. silcherl
q ouartot- Sterne stDd rchweigenda stegel
LeDel' berren j. seiberi, II. otthofer. V.
Plano solo-"Rondo Capriccioso" " (Mende!s.
SOhp). Mics A. BafZ.
Duet :" Lily OF Killarney - tBenedicti Her.
xen II. echmttt and ii. DraChbar
Selection OTchestra
Chorus =" Die Heimath "(r. Abb. Solo Ii
DrAchbar.
Quartet" Aus Poeten auf der Aim Ten.
geieberg', Herren IL. Drachbar Geo. Pfel Nor,
". Wohlsen. H. Gerhart
ARA. Roberto o Ia Che Adore" Meyer.
Wsitzer-" N Maienzauber " GBauer)
boiection-Orcheslra.
Aiter the concert the dancing began and
continued up 10 an early hour this morn
Ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
C1l WEST KING STREET.

EsTATE OF ANN l.. HOFFMAN, LATE
IL OF Lancaster city deceased Iettsrs q
administration on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons In.
oeoted thereto are requested 10 make imme-
oiate payment, and those having claims or dc.
mands against the same, will present them
Wilhout oeiay Tor settlement To the under
caster, Pa. ~
STEPHEN HOFFMAN,, Administrator.
d. DANis' Attorney. mario 6idTus
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~ W. BIrNER,
TRANSFER line
AND GENERAL STORAGE WAREuoUsn

owing 10 the discontlnuance OF the c.
Bitntr Lire by the Reading Il. u. Co OF which
nave neen CONNIE ecteu. that Company ptt fsr
ring 10 handle their own fret ht have estab
iished transfer Line ana General Storage
Whfenouss al the old Z. A. Btner Line Depot
ana take this method OF soliciting the , ava ga
ana storage OF merchants ana ths public In
general. All goods entrusted 10 my cars viii
racefve prompt delivery ut regular rates
Prices for storage will be reas enable Per
sonal attention VIII be given TO hs storage OF
furniture ana ali goods Of that class req uirins
ONCE and Warehouse at the Old g. A. Ritnsr
Line Depot Harrisburg avenue and NJ Mulberiy
ST eets.
A~relephone Connection.
aprl0.tfd C. w BITNER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10
DIOR SALE.

DIOR SALE.
ID stock OF LARGE LIVERY STABLE
y Public Sale. at u. r. s. kiclols, Bazaar.
Corner Broad and Cherry streets, Philsdel-
O'Clock Consisting of 25 HORshS, Berlin
coaches. Landaus, Coules. CAPITALISTS. 4
Seat RI tt IONS. sailing Top Wagons. Surveys
single and Double Coach ana Light darnass,
40 sale prepptory. BY order of Joshui
Evans. ID. y. 0. AICHOLs.
spr0.lwdkltw Auctionesr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10

EoR RENT-FROM APRIL l, 1888,
for one or term of years. the strasburg
RAILROAD, with Coal and Lumber Yart ware
house, Locomotive al d Cars all in good and
running order. The lease of this valuable
properly presents . rare opport tunity TO any
party desiring TO engage In pleasant, well
established and prom table business. For con-
uiCons, rent or other In formation apply to
1HOS. or HENRY BAU M9ARDNER,
mo-tfd Lancaster City, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-10

Stoch Marksn.
Quotations by Reod, McGrann 4 Co.. bank
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Hirnn.

Ms Nellie II. Warren % South Hiram.
will opsu . shop Tor dress m,klng on Nay
!tA. In the residence o' william u. Pike,
ssq. She will Also give lesson. Ia elocu'
lion In which she has son an eH'lsble rep
utAiion.
Mr.. Frabel. n. Tibbei,. OF E,s, Hiram
h.s gone % saee.rsPPs TO visit sies
brother.
Aaron MsLgeAs /. gate sick With ~
phoii symptoms.
FRANK DERBY % Porilsni, 1. visiting
friuds Ia Hiram.
Joseph O'L.lre hss gone inlo camp and
will resume WORK on his mine.
SAoo River rose iweH,y.,-o lnehss Mon
DAY night
X \. Moulton 1. 10 build an addition 10
hls barn. lie has cut down his Balm Oh
eat tree nearly two feet 10 diameter.
We never saw the snow disappear NOR
rapidly 10 the sunshine than on April %
= AMI -
Thunder shower on the evening OF April
80.
william y. Lombard lost . dagger by
.hackllng cars on the Briigtou saeo
River Kailroid.
There il movement on foot IN procur,
q pastor for the Univer-Alist eharoh.
Miss olive EAtou has returned from bel
visit % stow and resumed her business A.
mlllinsr and dress maker At East Hiram.
May I. dirt % snow In evening. Nay 2.
mercury a. free tlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
South Buckaeld.

L5,E K'sBs has 81, two thousand eiou'
this -pfing.
Henry sAsw's ten months old SOW had
q litter OF thirteen pigs.
Nslghbor Russell has returned IN bis
bsilivick and again solleits patronage FOR
hls stallion. Black Nathan. Black Nathan
Il sn exceedingly handsome four-yesr.old
stallion GOT by B,by Dean. The pedigree
OF the dam L. la dlspate. Terms, Sls 10
warrant. II. Lowell and c. J. Russell
have each sucking colts by this stallion,
and goods ones too.
Jsmes Roberts IL q, Auburn and Frank
will carry on the farm this year.
TIL rosd va. overhlwed and impossible
ct the roundabout" q part OF this week.
Hay IL selling at the village Al thirteen
dollars pr ton. Eggs are twelve cents ;
butter eighteen cents.
G. c. sp,uldlng has . nice "ssekef" by
Cyril
william Wood and lac Fuller occupy
The ledge house.
Ben. Gsrflsh IL In Boston delivering
nursery stock.
Bsnnie k.cne has Loaf q vslusble COW.
The writer has some nlee pigs Tor sale,
slso seed potatoes.
We tthtfs ~ Nue brutSNstf W AaSm
ss Jsferson and In the R-pablicsnism OF
Abrshsm Lllcoln, bat are sometimes
forced To ask l. the Democracy OF
Thomas Jsfsrson and Mike Burns one
and irssparsbls'
We heard the remark made the other
day that "bOys were worthless a. sol
diers, a. they were liable n stampede
like . drove 90 sheep" That remark
brought 10 my mind an engagement dur
log the war Ia which an Ohio regimssi
vent into action along aide Of our regl.
meut This Oaio regiment suffered great
% cssuNtie. than tii ours and passing
Over the scene Of the engagement after
The nght vas over Ne could bat notice
The large proportion Of smooth faced
boys In their iests--sehool bOys-smoug
The slain. IL v,s q sal day Tor the
Ohio boys who hsi so brsvsly fought
aud molly died and yet . ssddsr day We
fear for the mothers OF the Oiio boys
thus Killed aud buried In vlrglnls
swamp.
Several farmers planted corn In ths
vicinity two years ago last April
N. A. Consnt hs. scwei his early peas
AMI Charles Merrill planted bis early pols'
toas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Grafton.


The advent OF the nrst morning In MAJ
was accompanied with heavy shower oil
rain and very hssyy thunder.
Elwyn w. LovrJoy, president and man
ager OF the Androseoggin aud Lake Trans
port.tlou Co, 10 at the foot OF 0raftou
Notch with steambos., en- route Tor the
Lakes, but can not get along on account oil
he snow 10 the road. The co. are goine
10 run q daily coach from Bethel 10 The
Lakeside the coming sumner on We have
ons)
4 I. Brown has Q large force OF meu
ready to drive river, bot the Ice Is not oui
90 that driylug II practicable.
Two young men 10 the town OF Upton
were out prospecting. when they discover
Cd q track where bruln had been. They
Immediately commenced pursuit, and sfIsr
starting Friday night they did not camp
at oil, bat captured him Saturday morning
st eight O'Clock, In or near the town o'
Andover. The bear. nnding himself houy
pursued, climbed q tree, and the energetic
young hunters were In close pursuit and
Nth revolver fred 81 him. the ball pass
log through bis liver. lie fell or SLID
down To limb, where he soon died and
fell TO the snow. lie weighed about thre'
hundred pounds.
BP. Parrar, who cut his foot 90 badlJ
the nrst OF last mouth. IL fast getting vel
being able TO hang up bis clutches aud u
walk about quite well without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
hiaaon


II there are any MAJ flowers they sr'
wasting their fragrance beneath the snow
Ny fences have sprou,ed l think. Thsy
begin % show above the drifts.
Archie Hutchinson has engaged 10 worn
FOR the season for II. T.. Wheeler, o.
Glesi. Arthur works at Waterford.
T. J. Mains 10 up this way for few
DAYS. lie has f0ck OF any lambs.
A Bean has been Ia town since LAST
week repairing his mill Mr.. wiihsm ID
ruunlngit Tor him this spring. lie has
not 80 mach lumber ~ usual.
Mrs A. Mason IL better than last spring
She rides DOT la pleasant weather.
Mrs. &. G. Merrill has Q sheep that
weigh. 40 lbs. She has . pair OF lambs
Her two lambs last year when four month";
old drssei 100 los. aud the sheep shesret
II lbs. OF wool. Who speaks nsri Dom
be bashlul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
HrnnnWnOd

TIL. 4. Arhot Day bat ifn eontiuaes 10
rsin. a. u has az - ths present time. ~
o'cloct 80. ~ fear there sill - no trve-
planted. nor even az appie seci.
There sem. o. BE- ~ iocAls worth men.
uoniug III. -.sk bat ifyou vill allow ~ 10
substitute sOmsthiug else. We -ill Try 10
maks 10 equally Interesting. II vil be
rvmsmhsfyf that SOM tine ago ve gave =
tescription OF several hslflooms ani Keep
,akcs 10 oar possession. We ili not sx.
hsast TIE sntIrct. there bsing fs- more
10 dispose % a. Ne have OPP Htuuiiy
Az present ~. viii couane ourselves 10 one
article. Which "a pockstboOt sni ouce
h.iouged o. oar grandfather, Moses Dan
ham. n Il made % raw shesp .sin. and
90 80 pscaliAr construction. that Instead ~
describing 10. ~ will tell The girls how 10
makv another very mach lac a. Procure
piece % sirong wrapping paper, large
snoags % cut uat a. Oolong square. nlne
~ eighties inChe. snd from TIE center Of
ons snt form . tougue, or strap, eve inch
- In l-ngth. Ani As inch vide. bsvcl The
two c1fusr. Al he eni All TIA, part Il
oomplsis y It. fron the four cOrusr. %
yoaf paper Cot 40 ooloug square three
inches dep ,ni four 10 lsusih, soi 10 then
tales cfuciiorm sAapc. No- field u 40
~ bsnting To- ne TO siie Cap, ersi, then
he bottom ore. snd lastly Tie one
Containing he strap Ga ths bach
arv tss .lls cut Ahoat 81 Zach
apart. forming . loop through which
me strap % Inserted 20 bold 10 together
AL This accomplished yoa have . paper
p0cket.ooot. All fsc slmiie ofthe original
and 10 has ths advantage OF bsiug al In
one piece. a. there are no STITCHES 10
year oct nor seen. 10 rip. Dr. Carey
used ~ mske oct gr.ndisihsrs pension
papers snd ors GAY amer The doctor bal
lsn ne hoa,, TIE Oh gentleman hsli
that poCket-hook up to View, With The re-
nara Il suppose. n .hosli loose thls
pocket book. oOalduy draw any more
psnslon I vel remember wondering
AZ The tine. What tat OH thing ooali
have % So about gctilng pensions; oa,
pow suspect thai be hat reference 10 tae
papers u contAlnei rather tAAn TIE article
itssif Tai. posEst.book has History OF
which ~ kno- nothing. bat believe u W
b. a. Oh a. tie Revelation; that grand
father carried 10 throagh that var. All
hAi 10 10 bic pocket al The seige OF loif'
town Is rsal vslu. 10 aooui that ~
cancelled letter stamp, Bat ia romnh
v.ss % The writer 10 rather more than
that n contains too deeds, Que bear
Ing TIE date % ls0j, sni The other ls10.
n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Porter.


We bal some very warn days last week
aud the snow left rapidly; bat I, has
changed 20 colder weather again.
O.slpee river il high.
Marx Coolhroth's boom broke on sun
dsy night. letting the logs 20 down the
river. The nsI, boom IL ~ Steep Falls,
S,sndish
Farmers will be late In getting In their
seei. some OF them have so~n their early
peas.
Dr. Augustus Morrow OF Freedom, Ss-
Hampshire. IL very sick. lie IL attended
by pr LOugee of Freedom. and Drs. SWEET
AID Dearborn OF Par.onsneli. Also Drs
wedgewOOd OF Cornish and Toplin OF Cor
ham have been % see him.
Alvin StAnley's house and stable has
been treated 10 q new coat OF paint.
Algie Parker has moved back from
wsstorook.
summer term OF school commences neI'
Monday, Nellie q. Rsdlon, teacher. Mrs
Redlon laugh, the fall term OF the pas'
year and gave perfect Satisfaction.
Charle. Cross and wife are 81 home from
Lowell. Massachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08

Rev. Geo. ". Tswksoary was called u
Csmbridgeport, Mass 20 attend she fan
eral OF the wife OF hls son, Rev. George A.
rewtsbury.
Mrs. Richards 4. quite feeble. Her al.
vanced age renders hsr recovery doubtful
Rev. J. NJ Duffam's goods were Tor
wsrded 10 lows, Monday.
The schools commenced on M,rf'y
under the tul,iop OF Mr.. iIanscom, Miss
Jordan and Mlss Houeh,on.
J n Murdock. ~ welch,ille. bs. clos.
ed HE store and turned over his stock IN
a. \. Klmbsll, 81 Norway, for th. bensn,
OF his creditors In Portland.
Err Holmes has bought Q Hereford
hull from the herd % Mr.. Cochrane Of
Quebec. IIls large bull. Assurance 81,
when killed aud dressed for beef weighed
ICES pounds, live weight also, % per cen,
shrinkage.
Mrs. Boynton 10 visiting her son q, SO
frsminshsm, Mss.
Monday afternoon Geo. Ellis aud Geo.
Jersey started with their guns and traps
Ia q small boat 10 shoot muskrsts. The
water was high and running swiftly, The
forward part OF the boat struck log
and wen, under 10. The boys sprsng upon
the los which Was swsying In the water
With one end caught on the bushes. Their
cries for help brought Aid. Amer an hout
and q half OF waiting they were brought 10
the shore uninJarei by JOAN Robinson, A
l.. faller aud John Jones EIlls los, bic
gun and hst A rosculpg party. l.. w.
Brown aud Sam Eaton, In the meantime
had procured boat without oars or pal
ile. on the whitney PJui shoa, mile
from tho place. bat bslog unacqusin,ed
with the " ndlngs of the channel and be
wilie:ed by the darkness were grounded
on the ridge OF land between the ponds.
Anxious scsrehsrs with lanterns on this
shore were seen by them and hailed across
the water Amer hard scrsmbllug through
bushes. over stumps and through water
they reached home late At night
thunder shower siied 81 the discomfort,
OF the weary searchers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Fryeburg.


The fr.i notes OF the Vrrnsl wNblers
the frogs. were heard on saturday, April
18th.
ur. Barker went % Boston on Monday
for addition spring goods.
Mrs. Fife returned from ". Y. on saiur'
dsy.
The new mail service. giving Lowell tvc
malls daily. began on Tuesday, May 10,
Col EnOch Harrington has been In ,owr
thl. week.
Mrs. Mary Blake Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. ID. Cariion.
Miss Ida Brown, the slocuiioulst, has
arrived and will teach In the academy The
remainder OF the term.
Mr.. barnard Ely has moved into the
tensmen, over Mrs. Bakers store.
Mr. wsllsee Tarbox has been attending
the M.sons' meetings q, Portland the past
week.
Miss VI. y. Bradley went 10 Portland on
Thursday n NEE, her brother, DR. q. T..
Bradley. who with Mrs. u has jast re
turned from sbrosi.
The ground IL almost bare. TIE street
1. nearly dry and good walking.
One swallow has been seen, but, alas
II ''does not make q summer"
The partly white robin has appeared
again In bis hsunts OF last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
nirnnld.


The rivers have been very high here this
week slight washoui 81 the Weoh
River bridge wednesday.
J T.. Johnston sold the post on = build
lng 10 Geo. Holm,n AMI has moved u nett
~ the l,itsr's store 20 make room for MI.
Johnsion's new store.
Frank stanley commenced framing this
vesk
The river vas full of log. Sunday &C.
esionci by the bresking OF the boon s'
the mouth oi Sslft River. belonging a
Alvin Record. OF Llvermorr Falls.
Post Orce bulldlng ho been moved ~
nstt - the oil Chss. store IA make room
FOR TIE new hullilng.
Mr.. sam Waite IL having his house
painted.
Fr.nk Stanley has 20, the .llls sni hr,,
h,or laid. EIPee, soon 10 see The frame
up.
B.i wash ou, Jas, til. aide OF Mexico
bridge
wsbs'. river h.. been vsv high the
past week.
Staple. Ia. taken advantage % the
hiEh water and e, his drive well started.
Its reported that George Sliier 10 go
Ing 90 Massachusetts,.
The river road. are getting settled
while part of,hs hill roads are ispssssble
from snow irifis.
Ev.ryihing look. cold AMI backward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Rnckanld

A warren J. doing quite little oasl-
''ss 70 western csrrisges.
ffei H. Atwood las lea.si The BArrru
'.,d AT moved iutO II Saturday.
Nula1 A Bart. oar Knight % th- "a
t'i az scissors. has changed his Cfrce.
W . no- located over n. W. waldrOns
seoe store
hnosn y. Prince AMI wife. OF New
Ioii Hrrivsd Friday. and will spend The
slnner here
william e. Sparkling. % Caribou, has
nsaeef rooms AZ The Buckdsld H0ose for
amly '0r TIE sumner.
sanes y Jssett. % Aubaru, Vas In
tosu as; week.
=, Saar.es ID. BrAdb1ry. Jr. and wife. Of
A,.s ar visiting AZ Dr. G. y. Brsioarys
syAN.Y
Ine slip shOd- method % collecting
Ai,s q sstting 10 10 one Of things % The
~ N B1cktsld. Now let The system Of
.seding money beyond the sppropris'
- lof Ne several departments b. cor
lseisd' snt the finances % ths town yin
matter Of saiea al good eitlssns viii
q, ~ iolosiug delegates we're elected 20
Ss.ts Coavsn,ion Saturday snsruoou :
-. Geo. d Bisose. HOa G. II. Prince.
y, Atwood. No; distracted bat al
s'0rsois - Marbls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
NaXrY.

The snow lsft US with rush when |,
started last Friday.
The felds are not yet wholly bare. bu,
We hope 10 get 10 work on the land In Q
few days.
Amsn by the name Of Spencer. . river.
driver, MAS drowned In breaking . lam
last Sunday on Sunday River. lie belong
ed 10 the eastern part OF the State, 90
understand.
Mrs. J. X sesrle died q, her residence
In this town, Wednesday morning.
The mumps have been prevailing In the
family OF J. A. Thurston at Sewry Corner
for q week past
May Day Ball al Poplar Tavern Tuesday
evening Was well attended In spite OF sno~
drifts and mud, 90 I learn from parties
present
Mrs. n. II WILDER and her son Willie
have been 10 Vermont on visit lately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
East Waterford

TIE sumner schools In this section open
M.yT. Ella NJ. Rec. tesches al vi.
pIAcs; Aguss R Plummsr 10 Temple Hill
district, Margaret A. Baker OF norway
ln The YoaBg district
Louie browse teaches for the nrsi tine
iu TIE Yaggsr district 10 Norway.
Mr. W n Keen 10 qllie siek.
Mrs. Mary Biebse who has been SICK 10
soms better.
Liberty Kugore and wife have gone 70
Portland. where they have charge OF
mia f.rm Their son Gsorss 10 hired Oh
clinton scribbsr OF Bolsisr's Mills
works for O. A. Miller; ami Young man
by ne name Of Rich Of Ousnsld Tor MI
o n ABBOTT went TO BrOetion, April
sob.
The Shsitsek Institute AZ the flsi was
opsosd a. = hOtsl. May ent- We prcdle'
a full house during The summer nonins.
GsOrge l. Hilton 10 ouying eggs TOT oeo'
A. Cole OF Norway.
Mrs.. l. N Siudersou has nesrly reeo''
,r~t from her accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-08
Albany.

Rev. T. ". BeadenGon will supply the
Albany church six months dividing hli
lsbors with North Waterford and Albany
George kimbsll has gone 10 Bar Harbor
20 work for the season.
George Clark fading his health not CULT.
sufficient for carpenter WORK has engaged
a. salesman In . clothing store In Conn.
Mrs.. Ellen Klnbsll viii teach 10 Songe
District. boarding at home.
Miss Lottie Andrews, OF Stowe, VII
teach In the Clark District Miss AlmeI
Johnson In the Town House District
Estelle Bean In the fernald District
George w. Beckler IL driving bis logs IL
Crooked River 70 Kuight's mil at Sortt
Waterford.
Men are shovsling snow drifts out OF tn,
roads the Is OF May. There Il jet much
snow 10 the woods.
L.si week the mercury WAS up TO 30
this 81 inst only 80 In the morning.
A. q. Bean IL helping several OF al.
nelghbors 70 "shine" By pspering AM
painting.
Daniel Clark has . job 70 remodel
house for Thomas Morrel Of the north
west part Of The town.
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Rathal.

Mrs. Sarah J Abbott OF Bethel was bar
led at Ramfori wednesday. She died In
spriugvale Sunday and her remains. were
I rought ~ Bethel Monday sftsrnoon. She
was the mother 10 Mrs. Horace Andrews.
Gilbert Chspmsu, aged 20 years and 10
months, died a. his home In Bethel Thufs'
day forenoon. lie had spent the winter In
Massachusetts with q daughter. hoplns Ia
b,n,fi his health, which has been feeble
for some years, but returned two weeks
ago. having received no permanent ben'n .
lie Was OF Q retiring disposition. Q good
husband, q Kind, indulgent father aud q
most estemahle citizen. lie leaves vile,
one son and three daughters 10 mourn his
loss.
The mud IL drying ~ In the village and
bu.lness II assuming lie usual activity.
Mrs John Russell, aged ~ years cut and
msie . pair OF pant, for her son last
week.