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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Roxbury Pond.

Thanks TO the "Priuce OF Gum Corner
nearly every one has heard OF the spruce
gun business carried on In this region
IA n, sull growing and likely TO grow.
Here, sbou. ten miles from Gum Corner,
] A J,npe and Walter Esster have Jat
pu, gum refinery with acapseity OF about
500 pounds of rnsed gum par day. They
have started Q large force OF men into tne
woods, aud n their business Increases TIL.
season a. fact a. 10 did lsst, they vii
handle over IS tons OF the trough gun q
the plckers bring 10 out OF the woods.
1 hear Mrs. NJ A Blossom has sold bel
farm 70 our representative elect, Frank r.
Thomas OF Audovsr. :,
JACOB Hodsdon IL getting along vel
with his ioesipg JOB. considering tne
anf.vor.sle character OF the season 90
FAR. lie was 70 pat In 1900 600 feet o.
spruce for the Androscoegin Wa'ei
Power Co. from their land in Byron
il 10 TO be landed on the pond that u
may be driven In the whole the whole
tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
South Buckaeld.

Abel Irish and assistants are packing
,ppls. In the Immediate yiein'ty.
How soon shall Ne eapltulsisf
We will Ia future number OF the Dem
ocrst .pesk % some % the gss Of the stsl'
iiou, q -orgs Logan. Its safe % say that
this stallion has few n any supefiors 10
oxford colniy &c q successful sire.
Arthur has novel from South iIlll %
Aufvli,u Aliens q, East Hebron.
Sslghbor Consni has arranged trough
% rubning water 10 front OF his cows
msng.r. thus allowing them 10 gr,,liy
,Asir thirst ~ pleasure.
when . boy In the army bee,ms Nefy
much attached 10 . yoaug oomr.ic, youns
W. from Eastern Maine. Ose day rr
counol,-ring party vas ssui on, from the
fif.t Maine ard yoaag w. Was ons OF ths
party. lie never rvtarned IA the company
bslug Killed OF fatally woanded 10 The re-
eounol.,pee. incurred bin a. brother
y iite recently met my former comrsd'
la drrsmlani. The same fair face. The
wiuulu. smile. the charm OF manner. The
csrmlne glow OF youth, al ~ OF yore.
Many event. aud experiences OF army lie
.ome % which bal long lsin dormsni Ia
The memory. were rshesrssd aud tn part
ing be said half In earnest half playful
Never mind present. troubles, We shall
meet .gsin" Half Ia saines, We ask was
10 all q drvsmi
A "spoouy" lover a. the city wrote u
his girl Ia BaeAhsld thA, unless she cease
doiing upon . certain young nan ~
should kill himself She says that suicide
has no terrors for her.
Hiram thinks he has ,iiei new js~s
10 his crown.
We abstain from referring 10 the wealth
81 IS u proves suite 10 rouse IL.
live are To believe reports the run
| 4 nd IL again abroad Ia the land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Hiram.

GA Dec. t,h Mis-. Ya,s. delivered q lie
lecture on tempsrsncs under the auspices
OF the W. G. 7. 4.
fulion ana Augustine II Greene arr a.
home on Q vacation from X ints iIlll sem
mary
Mrs. H,nn,h Msbry OF Eat Hiram, has
goae ~ North fyebarg - s2snd tss Win
,sr win her gr.nd.ou. DR.. Irving Mshty
She IL some over ~ years a. age. The
good wishes % our community follow her
20 her nee home she !. ihs mother OF
Rev. n X M,bry. OF Baett ia. aud her
earnest courage and cheerful AMI seu'e
nature woali DO credit 20 . slrl OF sixteen.
Mrs.. Bradley Allen IL recovering hom
q fever.
Mrs. Jane Johnson. daughter Of Dsa
Royal aud Caroline MeLnc., died Dec.
IS. ~ consumn,ion. aged 30 years.
Ms Anule Js~ett OF Brownnili 10 At
tsniing her sister, Mrs. Bartlett Clemens,
a. L.lswsllyn A. waiswoTth's.
Jesse \. Clsmon. hs. removed stable
from the red mill 10 bis residence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Andovsr.

AnioVsr l. 10 have free tOoogEsn slids
es az Of r. whitssy TIE ueAiihy Ffo-
9rstof o. Camp whitnsy. TIE slie -
tos osirg bslli scar The Olt sad NIL ~
Nllisn q. CssAnsn and N. II. Aboo,..
Aioooggsn eiao 4. 20 b. Orgsnlted W hs's
eanss Of ne slide and hep u IN ofisr,
Ias n. r. Lsdiss' circle MT al lnieu
IA wednesday evening.
Mr. Slvsnas Poor. ~ho has oesn isll'
"a 20 long tine. died Sandsy morning
Isnsr,i services usss held 81 hsr bone
Ii.stay. conducted BY Rev. NJ. Nee.
M. foofs sas widely knOsr and lss's'
$3.50 circle % relatives and risn1s "
sesf'sa hsr memory.
he lstlss % tie Congregational sosls,,
.. bed fair sbd sale OF fsney rtieN'
q u hal wednesday svtuipf. Dec IL
he satject % road from Anc0ser "
Nssry through Purrie Notch has oee'
soaslisrsbly .Eitsted here % ale. Ihafs
csy rsriy % 10 .sut over The proposee
fos,s. TIE elevation |. eonsitsr.ols an.
op.aloa !. divided a. 70 The fsasioliiJ o.
t,s pfJ lsct
Great 0psuiug % Holiday Goods =
soye. Drug store. Norway. See so's'
Lstmsut
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Fryeburu.

}. +. Hubbard has lsft the Record "A, q.
.sa "a. !. position In . JOB Ofiss =, wooa-
Nc. NJ p. Fosg has removed from N.
p s on seeoans OF The closing ottss eorr
Mr.. H. W. s,srk hss been Quit. .Ie,
and lasi escaped pnsumonla She IA Al
hrr rooms ~ Mrs. \. W. Hesli's
Nc. y. Shirley IL eisrtinr for \. A Pa.
dsrins NE rush Of bushes. st ,hls sea
Mr. cl.r w,lu is in cult. r..sl.
Mr.. Richardson ssa n.uuy Ian "a
rharsdsy. Mrs. X anf children Nil .,oo
lor NE pr'.esut 81 her fathers I'm Usrri.on.
Horsos Ballard 1. q, hone having .nsn
,he samnsr In ysrmont
J. G. Gerry M. very s,tr.c,iy. .t,el
OF goods fesfy for holiday presents.
Several stree, lamp. have been establish.
81 81 TIE corners, Which are daily sppre.
TIE Congregational Circle had .,sry
pls.ssn, mee,ing ~ v. L. Msrsh's on
Inersdsy evening with large attendance
NJ MsfsA's mother, from Portland. IL
Win him ~ present
Miss Tate 10 - be here on sunisy N
spesk on Missions. Ct The Ms,Aotl.,
church In The afternoon. and Oil .idrss.
ne Tempsrsnee Association In The even.
lag.
IRON he namsroas applicant. for the
vacant p,sitioa a. the Academy the trust.
- have selected NJ John X Dln.more.
A. NJ grsiasis 90 B0-doln. elias. OF a
M II. has beeu Zoe several year. $3.50
cis,e principal % the H,ilo.sll Classical
school AM CONES highly r~eomm.nisd
The term vill h-gin "wednesday. Dec. i2th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Dirneld

Re .si.s. h,vs formed an al soeisiy'
~ as.t iAsir tfsi meeting Tharsdsy eve
itE A ..fgs bnnosf usre pfessnt
10 aAs tssu ~ good crossing ne ri'e'
rtas 1p7sr ferry Coz The past fec days A.
a. a1y the tiis ssason.
Df WAC en- this place wetnesdAy ne
- having sod out On sceoant OF as
hsAta. Ne "a obliged 20 issss tais stats
~ cts uasfs he -inisrs are Dot 40 &c
we're W frgfst % loose The DE- vefJ
zsca osi aops ss vii b greatly oen'nssi
y D. chstgs.
TrtI stanley IA. |. crew cutting elfei
% Ns1D rvsr
W Putnsm - s-sy f0r vseailot-
Df Stlrtsvsnt - eel settled IN his rev
aoass % We'd street
Nltsf Case 10 giving eo1fse o
ctacts a. Music Hal. In Harlow bl0ek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Rrnwnnald.


Mr.. 1 II. Bshsr,ll aud wife have elo'ef
their house and gone 10 Boston 20 sp,ui
The winter.
Mrs. wallace Msrrill who has for the
last few weeks been t.king care OF her
mother. Mrs Mary Mjfrl.on, who has
been very sick. has returned - hsr hone
q, Brits,ou, Mrs. Elm, Spfing taking her
place.
Miss Carrie brown wao wen, 10 K'nsa.
. fsv weeks ago hoplng IN regain her
health. found that the climate Ola no, agree
with her and has re,arned home.
Mr. Daniel weutsorth OF Michigan 10
visiting HI. sisters. the Misses Weui~orth.
Nis. Rose Caspian OF ks1n fsils VS.
its Miss Addls All.rd.
Temperance lecture 81 the Consref,,i)n'
a. church Thursday syeuias by Mss Yates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Grafton.

cs Jordan OF Rymoni IL teaching
school IN di.trie, No. In Grafton. Re-
no,t saws they are having Q nee school
The present time IL very buoy Vine
n, s,.ry man In Gfsnon. Lumosfmep
ar. doing their beet IS they have just snow
enough 10 make 10 good doing In the woods
The farmers are pressing hay and haalipg
,h,Ir wood. No time 10 be Idle how.
Qal,e . lot OF stock yet unso'd WIN 10
ous 10 boy.
Good msu could dad plenty of chances
n .ork in the woods. Good men sre
sr1rce
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Oxford.

School 10 district No. commenced last
week, Mis-. Della wymin teacher.
Lo,tle Walker IL at home from Portland
Miss Berth, Pendexter Is visiting her
sister. Mrs Darrell.
TT. Dawes has gone 10 New Hampshire.
Charles Bumpus has been qaite sick.
AryiiA Poland has moved TO the simonds
plsce.
George Jones has gone 10 Boston.
George Robinson OF Cambridge, Moss
lately visited his father 81 E,s, oxford.
J.K. Chase IL prepared TO do copying Of
all kinds ~ reduced rates.
Dry hard wood Is selling for " pei
cord.
Great opening OF Holiday Good. i
Soyes Drug Store, Norway. See adver'
lisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
UVilaon's Mills

II IL now fair sleighlng bat no crossing
The river on lee. as the warm days the las,
OF the week made IL uusur.
Oar annual Thanksgiving passed a.
usual with home gatherings Tor the favor
"a few. The youug folks INDUCED In q
dance a. Linnell Hall 10 prevent an aiisek
OF Indigestion.
PA. Pin, has retained from Boston
With four horses for the woods. Several
pairs OF oxen have gone up the past week.
Hobbs goes into the Spring Hill camp
thls seasOu
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NewrY.

Thrc. yoang cattle that sirsyed ron
yha.s mn pasture lAst snmmsr we're foan'
Iu ne -ood. borth % PsGils Mountsip u
thi. town last sanisy. They belonged u
Gas Carter. ~ Bethel
Ei Stssru- has bailt . slaughtsr hous'
.ps an Ice Aou.e lie 10 butcheflng an
.sudins BEEF - Berlin. y II.
M POSER. has bad an sdiition q
Al. family. lltils daughter born Dec. 80
O,it. a 6anh~r % PAriiu's crew on sun
aav River srs sick 80 hear.
Gsps m.u % wofk in The woods sr'
x.nt.d In these parts. vsge- are high
Irvius s,sarns and family, OF Berlin
\ n. spent Thanksgi'ing week 10 'o"n
G,., opsuipg OF Holiday Good. q
Moves Drug store. Norway. See ad'sr
usement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
BLR removes soreness from bruises,
THE HOLIDAYS

And the colder winter weather are now
r.pidly approaching. The joyful season 70
eagerly anticipated by young folks 10
thousands Of homes bat In neafiy ~
there are one or more older ones 10 wnou
the cold waves and the storms mean re.
newed suffering from rheumatlc psck OF
limbs. II IL not claimed thst HOODS sh'
ssp,rilla IL q positive specific for rheuma'
,ism; We doubt II there is or can De sucn
Q remedy. hut the remarkable success
Hoods sarsapsriils hss had In curing this
sf-ction IL sof'i lent reason Tor those
who are suff.ring TO Try this pseaha'
medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Mason.

TIE travelling on our msln roacs "a good
Groubd frozen BAT gate snooih.
In The cslds and woods tbere W.
ineh.. OF snow ani Ice; good tme "
n.r.i, small timber and gst up wood.
uant - kbow n l.. ID has p'i1 nl'
elsc,lou bst YETI No sqas.llng, niena ~
- rish, % and pay. ! hope ny oio
frisua Cbass will invite ir bis friends snc
have = good time.
oar people are preparing TOT Sa''''
ma. festival az The chapel In Mason
Mr.. Daniel. % North Albany, hs va
m..slss. II LOOKS nou a. thoash 'ne,
Ill make . clean sweep
FL Bssn has gone 10 Norway 70 "oi'
forR X. Morrill,
Bs.u h.s |. crew in The -ooes cut
,irg birch lie Intends 10 get IN on
lot 20 Als mill In Nilsson.
ny B~an has gone 10 Milan 70 eoo'
IN tbs wood. this winter
Great opening Of Holiday Good. .
So,s.' Drug Store, Norway. See ad'ef
t!ssmenL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
BYRON.

Mrs. Irene shaw. wife OF the late John
shaw. 4. very sick. DIR. Proctor. ofweld.
4. attending her. Her daughter. Mrs.
w. A. Kuspp. OF Eat Dlrhsld, has been
stopping with Der The past two weeks bot
has returned home now to care Tor her
family.
s Ford was In town lsst week and
.,oopsd few days with J. Y Shaw.
St.ples' cook looked pretty sour TIE
other morning when he sross 10 get break
f.s, for his crew OF Is men and found bis
90, OF beans had been cooking In hole or
water al night Guess they were not very
hot and out few eaten.
school begins In District No, 4 under
he distraction 30 Miss Annie i. Knapp,
Who IA. jast noished very successful
n a
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East Waterford.

Asa Herses has been qsi,s siek.
John w. Kssue is working for A. \,
uspgood this winter.
q. n. Pride n. bough, horse OF Mass
schusetis parties.
We noticed In the Advertiser that . Ger
tain district In Norway contains thirty
horses, the largest number they thought,
within q circle Of some miles. We believe
this district has forty.four.
l. NJ. Sanderson was thrown down by
the tongue OF threshlug machine which
he vas guiding out OF the barn. and lsmtd
his foot.
A young woman In the place sho, z
hawk "Wednesday which measured about
forty inches from upto tip lie was lunch
lng Of hen 10 the bsrn.yard.
Great opening OF Holiday Goods 81
Soyes' Drug Store, Norway. See siver'
tlsement
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North ALBANY

TIE messle- hsvv visited few famllle.
IN tAis viciuity. %, In . mild form.
10 l. noi good sislshinx, although W,
sss CHORD wheeler sni R,nixl Cum
minEs With their families passing In
sisighs % tske Thsnksgiviug dinner with
their sgd mother. Mrs Nsncy Cumming.
Who ~s regret % say Ia In feeble health,
ou, Il really AMI waiting for the Master.
cali.
As Besu l. getting along nnely IN
ehsngiug his steam mill 20 water power.
and ~ nav vel expect The usxt chsug,
-ill ~ 90 Erc..on'- "Sat Motor Mr.
Bean Il alive every day In The week TIE
early til fro>ts ga not bite hin. 20
natter ~ho 10 President or how much
bard times are hsr,ldei his money !. In
circalaiion giving work - villing hands
We ouly Wish there we're more such thriv.
Ing ha'iy nsn.
School In he Morrill, District :. being
taught ~ Isaac Crooker and In District
No 4 BY J 4 Kimhsl
Beef cattle arr very cheap sbt plenty.
ANN,
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Norway Lake.

Mrs. NJ Y. wooleou has been visiting
al Island Pond. bot has returned 10 her
house n ,his place. Mrs. Powers 10 stay
ing with her.
G. A stephens came home Tor Thanks.
giving.
The yoang people have been having .
Zoe time skstinR. and few evenings ago
Cnarie. Brett. fuckers milk man. fsll and
cut the back OF hls head gate severely,
Bat be Was Improving Al The latest Dew.
Great opening Of Holiday Goods .,
Moves Drug Store. Norway. See sdver'
tissmert
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Hebron.

Apple buyers have msds their appear.
snes this week bu, people generally seem
In no hurry 10 sell.
Charles Dodge began his school In The
Center district on Monday, Dec. 81.
Frank Glover IL stlll making alterations
and Improvements In his store.
The ell OF the new parsonage IL nearly
ready 10 plaster and IL viii probably be
done this week as the sand IL being hauled.
WORK Just now.
Prot Moody made his mother . short
visit last week.
The new road around the Dr.. Carr Hill l,
not yet done although II Was contracted
% be flashed by Dec. ist. Frank Raw
sou OF Mechanic Falls IL doing the work.
Great Opening OF Holiday 0oods al
Noyes' Drug store, Norway. Bee sdver.
usement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
South RnxhnrY

III Jsars snd ". I. E.stsr have start
81 q sam factory In mi. place With twenty
three hubirsd poauds % gun on had for
. hsginniug
TIE school In Dlsuic, No. oiossd
wednesday, the gsih. II %. taught BY
Me. Auuis Martha. OF kanfurt
Ia. roais are iu very BAD condition
-ith neither good wheeling por slsiEhiug
Bai colis AM sote ihron are EsfJ
pr-valsui
Emma lad Is kssPlng house for %. l.
Loytily. hShh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Earmara, Inatitutes.

A series Of fsfmers' institutes for OK
ford County 10 now being arranged oy in'
member for this county. They Will pr oo
sbly be held 81 Norway and Peru In con
uec,ion with the Oranges 10 each place
The suhj cts for discussion are not den'
nitely arranged, bat will probably ID
"Dlirying. oreharding. the silo aud tns
fertilizer question" Full particulars VII
be- given q. soon ss the plans are all made
u. WALKER McKKrS. Member.
West fryebure, Dec. Gsa, 1855
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Rurnford.
All Il aulei

Az IL quiet
The election passed. the occasion duly
celebrated and The town painted 90 thor
oughly that II TOOK two nights.
The travelling around this region Il
cool ZOE wagon or sleigh. Tale either
and you viii Wish yoa had the other.
The steamer has gone into winter
quarters. her last services being 10 open
her throttle for the victorious candidates
n J Role has los, another horse m,k.
IND three within Que year bssits losing
an or. hoe and colt lie thluks IL abou,
time for luck 10 change.
The river 10 sesin clear OF anchor Ice
and ierrying good.
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Denmark.

A Brsdbary, q. W. Grsy and Z. v
Pstds1tsr A.,. s.old the mschlnsry formsr'
essd oy he Dssmsrk Clothes ~ 70 ~
. rolnsn fcfmsr member OF tos eo-
pssy sao u % move the mseninery oe' y,
1sa and engage In he mknaiae'ase "
slot,e- pins.
NJ Bsr,lsu of,hs Brsekett House spen'
spsrt Of The uesk In Portland.
kHrs Dssis has oomsncsd lcgEnt
We, D~nnsrk for ne hsirs OF ne 's''
o Pie.
NJ. Ys,es delivered tsmpersnee -
tars Wednesday evening" al me w
., eharch under the auspices OF 'ns '"
cru. a.
Ew. Hodge. formerly Of mi. tosn' =
ssrs. Ne 10 Engaged 20 teach seaoo' IN -
fnsentsn District
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Gilead.

Good comfortable losnag weather. mel
,hsr wheeling nor sleighing aud s.ill H.
tie OF both.
Barnham and wlgh, viii begin their
winters logging this week.
John Wight IL ysr'iiug bis poplar that
be peeled last Sumner.
Mrs. c. II Gilbert AMI sou are spsnilng
few days with George Barnhsm.
william Caspian L. clearing mp sheep
pasture, pa,ilug the lumber Into spool ana
min uD.li
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Eat Rrownfeld

he corvsuiion wss hsid a.. snnoancet,
tvpori - IL oil spp~sr nsti vssk
School coumsnc~t in this district on
- uirt. ts1ghi ~ rAomss walksr Of
Nor cornsr
Mr. Given. an 90 lsty over eighty years
81 AZ Aas guns q Massachusetts % Walt
- fr'sr's. a,so Misses Flortnos and Cor,
Grrtsu
ifvrg Hotgtsn at wife have rvturusd
10 l,y srt are a. Mrs Hodgdsn's aons
4 ea.tts
NJ stf Ne. Psf'sy. Spfing frotn Can
VIZ, ave hssu visiting a. ; 4 Ani W
u Dtel.nlfIAgs.
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SIBrs n. E.roS. Teacher.

.p-u, .nut young folhs- "a ne -
- NJ a visitor a. IN pre-sutsiioa OF ~
..s'.,plus B-saty- FRIDAY svsaing TIE
- ,-opls esrtNaly dii vsry vel. a.
-, s.rs tss rspatsiioa % doing. snf ths
sl.,.,,.,s eo.taD-. AT stage ssttings al
.s-sss N tAs tr,ct foilosing ths plsy
49, rrpfsrri DAFT ~ Nisses Caro-
$50 as Eva Aastla. In uishlsni CO.
~. TIE Pronsusis v,ss success u
,,,ssr. as srloYusut Sone,siug nus'
"a. 50 fssn.sd IRON ne sfar ~ ~
,o.ss l.i.s. ofths Trio CAB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Peru.

Mrs Ida Hstlsioa stuck . needle In her
foot AMI broke II Of While dressing short
time ago. She hsi 10 20 10 DR.. Coolidge
~ e., 10 removed She IL doing well.
Mrs Mary Consn,. sn OLD lady 20 years
oid. fsll While dressing and dislocsisd her
.hoalisr. Df. Coolidge set H. She 10
doing well nov.
ssth B.bh 10 sick with plcurisy.
school commenced In District No ? on
The Third. Miss lior,snse Torsy, teacher
They have resumed worn In the coat
shop.
wilson stlilmsn has gone 10 The lsks-
/ 20 ct n ~ lnrElng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Roxbury.

NC. Locke sho, young doe. perhaps
TIE reporter, Mr.. Dinghy. caught the
mating spirit during bis short stay
q. R-x,ary' lie never nred . gun before,
ha, /, rrd ,qalrrel came 90 ip,ltlnfly nesr
,ss, Mr.. Dtaeley vsntured TO shoot him.
rhsn he sailed forth Into the WOODS anu
sho, . partridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
Card af Thanks.

1.-THE Prupas,es ~ Kemp. Bslsam should paeli.h
card ~ thsnks. oontsinirg etpres.ans 81 sFsisade
shish coms ta him. baby nom those uho hsse teen
cured II . vsf. throat and lang ouhss BY the ne Of
Kemp. nal.am. n would hll fsif sired eook. Hoe
mach better 10 invite all n call "a Anv druggist and
sst ffee sample bottle thai you NAV tsst hf yoarssf
Is power. Lsfss bottiss ~. and ti.oo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11
North Fryeburg.

Rev. Mr.. Alvofd has gone 10 Psnnsyl'
vsnls for visit Of some weeks.
Mrs. Frank Bemis IL suffering from an
attack Of diphtheris.
John Weston. team. are In The woods
hauling timber from the ChAfle. lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11

p,n % Honor BEING he names Of
-. .ssolsr. 10 m Primary school uho
-. -, 20 .s.-ut 90 tsrdy for ne vesk
AJAX Dsosuosr IN
Ia. H,'nnc.i Hs.o'i tasre,, Ah,- sss
- 800 Arrives. Cssrlis WtnE. 80
49,. Assis Ahdrv-s usisa hsmmoni.
sssis Frsocl-
SaDfs n. EaroS. TsacAsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-11

v,goy. Psrh.m All family leave Coz
w..s,,s,,a tAls sssk Ne. and Mr.. Per.
- .,.r,si Mosdsy morulag. snd I'll
s.R- dsy. In fortisbt, Hsilossll
~ Aasus,A ne Misses fsrhsm golag
,,sf n tie vesk.
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Rumford Centre,

Gfes, opsniDg OF Holiday Goods al
Nby.s' Drug Store. Norway. Be ad'er-
usCment.
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Lowell

The school began q, the ceh,re on Mon
day, tsugh, by Henry G. S,ssrrs. Also
singing school on Tuesday night. by c. X.
Chspmsn.
w.l,er Els,msn 10 a. work Jr y. T.
Stssrns
Mrs. Lo,ile y Eastman hs. retained
from Portland very mach Improved In
health.
Cyrus Andrew. IL drawing OAK 10 the
mill ~ Fox 4 Son. 1.-THE winter IL favor
able thete will be . large amount OF tim.
Der drawn In this town, both plne ard
hard wood.
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pfRKCOKY

-, C,sr,h' rrs.sAiar ssrvics ever
-, = iia. s.sa., sens-'' :. A s 1911
49,, Hssa.aEs q 49,
49,. - Ckarch. GTs. C.Fellas Anrsl, f.siof.
49,. 1870 svsFy ssnasy - n 49, e~ee.iA
- sns
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T,.. H,ury y. cis.'ss Of POrsl,ad vas
!, ,o.n lsst week
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RIininer-

Gres, opening OF Holiday Goods q,
Soye.' Drug Store, Norway. See sd'er'
lstmeu,
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Hartford.

c,.., opsnlsr Of Holiday o'ocs ~
Soyss Drug Store, Norway
t.ss nsnt.
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NJ. A n. crOcssr and Mrs. Sao-
,,.s sOos 70 Dsns'ilis' ~ t. Toe NE
vIatff.
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49,. IS rumor that Ire Paris I'M
-. 4. snoai % change hands.
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Grsu opsriuE % Holiisy Goods q;
N'ys. Drag store. Norway. SCI siVer'
tsgnfrt
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THE BEAR BRIGADE,

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III. rr,.. t.ully medicine, 3. !. R.