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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Brownnold

Rafas VI Johnson. son. Nahum John.
son, aged II years. died Miy oh. faner'
al service. al Unlvers.llsi church May
ilih.
Farmers are beginnlng 20 wake up 10 The
fact that " they get their corn planted the
20ih 90 May they can DO bat little loAnng
In the mean time.
Swee, corn for canning and cueumbers
for pickles will be the rival crops this sea
sou Some claim sweet corn Will pay beet,
Others that the Cucumber crop Will pay
best
Charles Martin has moved Into bis new
tenement over his shop. and Isaac Bthercl,
81 Lowell. Mass has parch,sei ani nov
81 lnio the house yacA,ed ny Martin.
Carpenters commenced Monday 20 nnish
N. I. Staples new house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Albany.

Mr. Jane. Fllni has commenced work
for Osgooi Drew doing tie work on ,hs
house be i baililug In Norway village, and
Plat has Charles MeAllsIer 10 work 90
he farm
L1cian Andrews, Who vent 10 y II
ani shlrsd cot" ~. dissNil.n a with his
place sad has returned And hired with
WAlsc. Cummings.
Niles Alice WILDER has closed her siuiles
At Bethel Academy 20 engage Ia teaehins
10 Shel1urn. y N.
stephen I.lbby's new gear works nicely
and he IL running his mill night aui day.
Carter A. Grover has Jet bis farm 81
PAyson Rich.
Prank Bean Is Al work for Dexter Cuu.
mings.
Mr.. Gilbert wsrdwell IL ye, quite sick
Mrs. Asa Bird. an sgci lady Who live,
With her sou, W. W. Bird, IL qaito sick
sui not expected % recover.
Spring l. upon us 10 earnest. SSallow.
AMI frogs are giving concerts day and
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
nirnnlh

Avis Records drive OF logs passed here
to-day.
prank suulsy has hi. house and stable
frame nearly 40.
willls Kiidsr rs, eomm'neod TO raise
hl- house.
The or-ecr. OF DlInsli Lodge % I. o. q.
7. were Installed Monday evening BY Lodge
Deputy, ! \ Siurisvanti
Nv rAyiof. e. T.. Mf. sybil nlllingham,
VI Mrs. NAfr ereealeAi, G.. ffsns eh
christ. 4 Jane. Demsftiti, .. =. %. ". ho-'
ARD. a.. ". 4. Putnam n.
Mrs. wm Talnisr and Mrs Ellen Tooth
acksr are 10 Boston.
VIII Kidier has begun work on bis house.
Frank stanley hAs bis house and stable
40 aud partly boarded
W. W. Walt Is having bis house newly
painted.
Sam white has pat an addition on 10 bis
stable.
The old boarding house Is having q new
shingllng
sapls. drive i, well down 10 the VIII
lAge.
Miss Cors Kiddsr I. n teAeh the sumner
term OF school In the village.
Anty Lang has got his cellar dug.
WORK has begun on the new poet ONCE
building.
Andro.ooggiu Is the highest that Il has
been this year. Logs running very plenty.
Dr. Wing has been OF duty three or four
days, on account OF = cold and cough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Fast Summer.

The @. A X. Post will hold meeting a,
E,.i sumner mex, Saturday afternoon The
i9.h.) A. arrangements Tor the ooseN.
.nce OF Memorial Day are 20 be made AZ
th,t time, . full attendance IL essential
Pablie services will be held a. the Congl
march on Memorial Day. w. 3. Robin
.op. OF Hartford. viii deliver The address
ana IVES, Paris Cornei hand VIII furnish
sc. Head and wife went TO Dlnneld on
Friday to visit friends. ,.
Mr.. c. 4 JOY has moved on to The Frank
Robinson place for the season.
Eastman. the scotsman. Is sending MS
hone raised seeds TO ali parts OF the coun'
try. They are fresh aud reliable and are
being used extensively. .
Rev. Mr. HibbArd Was called to kilio,'
last week 10 attend the funeral OF his SON.
Ip.l.v. His daughter here is very low
with consumption and falling daily.
u. Abbott, Of Auborn, was upin sam'
ner Lac, week. oioe0A'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Hiram.

Mr.. ant Nrs. Chul,s " Bsnj,mlu. OF
poriland. have been visiting Mr.. Ani Mrs.
Bsri.min Burhsnk. the parents ot Mrs.. u.
Mss Nancy Rankin. daughter OF Hon.
Charles RsnGiu. l. engaged % teach 10 The
Spfiug district
Mis-. Vine VI Morrill,, havlus been away
several weeks. has retained with afau Zoe
~ millinery Ani fancy goods - ofsr 20 The
trafe.
Mes.rs. Almon Youug. Charles R,nfin
snd Hiram Gaichcll on Nay IN and sih ,p'
prsi.si The estate % Capt samuel Wsds
worth. the heirs wishing "a svoid an AL
mlnistration snd eject mutual settlement
samuel ID brown. ofNorih Conway Wt-
In towu the 9ih.
Hon. John II Spfiug Il .hluslng hls
barn. TIE shaved pin- single. removed
have stood the tesi t5 years.
Mr. Aaron McLacns i Improving
We hear that Porter has gore bury Bur'
tfirA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
South pethel.

The citizens OF this place painted the
eemrtery fence last Tuesday. IL makes
quite 40 improvement In the looks 81 H.
School beglns next Monday, under The
Instruction % Mss Alice Chapman.
EE. Chase has purchased . hslf.blood
Holstsln ball OF AlorIo Felt. OF woodstock.
We arr glad to sec Tits vAlusble stock In.
troducei Into this section.
A. NJ. Carter vas In the place Wsdnes.
DAY, getting the names Of farmers who viii
plant corn for the factory the coming sea
sOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
THE BEAR BRIGADE


A society for prevention % cruelty % an
imais has bees formed here
The nfm o. kisg q Holmes. Of WEIGH
VIE, has dissolved partnership. \. n
kinE will coutinne the business
John hurdock has novel N nridstcn.
Miss Phillips ADD Mss Dsesssr VII teach
TIE schools In wslchviile.
Joseph Robinson has returned nom Flor.
ia.
Etwui Faauos. % Boston. was In town
SATURDAY and Snn,lay.
Rev. lard wkitmsn has sccspted q call
% NE Advent church 10 BiidsfOrd.
Cyrus Lane IL falling Dr. O.good, OF
Portland, -ss called Ia CONSULTATION.
Sheriff Bassctt. ~ Norway. was In iowa
last week summonirg witnesses In relation
- ,as letting oui o. The e.h 10 Crooked
River.
Nrs. w.lker wife % Nose. Walker. for.
msrly OF Nlppt, died % pnsumonl. Nav
lth, At The sOme OF Der son, Elmsr v
Waksr.
Married. ON Saturday. MAY s,h. Prank
wslksr and Nellie Bumpss. both % or.
ford
Sc King. Of wsleAvlus, IL burdins .
hall Coz iae Good remplars.
Az lAst ths snow u gone, ard The nslds,
where Il Jay piled 80 deeply only few
weeks ago, arr beginning 20 look green
once more dislike the snow. as . gen.
era thing. bat Dol n qaits convenient Al
times. tnoa advantage ofs long drin on
ne north of fence, BY htuling dressing
irom my barn cellar, a. late - The 9Th Of
April
TIE hrn,r. are very busy. May Of
them arc ssitlng cot fruit tres. Mr. II
4 Eaton hss delivered BIZ spriug sale ~
uur-.ry stock In This toSn. lie brought
The hasst and hcst lot % apple sui par
trees TIA; were ever delivered In this vicin.
ity. A.
TIE funeral % Mrs wsksr took place
on Taarstay Nftsruoon. Rev. ChArlss Hay.
tsu. % Auhurn. on 'lstirg Mr.. ani Mrs.
walker hNi ben marri~,, fny years. and
celebrated The anniversary % their wei.
ding oa CHRISTMAS LAST Her age was u
yrsrs.
Mr. R.charis died on wednesday. May
Oh. She vas nearly 9i years oli.
A surprise pond party vas given 90
Rev. W. n Bartlett wednesday evening
Fny.fouf we're present AMI pleasant
evening sas spent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Dnnnlark.

TIE 'umhermsn hAv. commenced The
iriving 90 logs here Ani The ar-t drive sill
pass here ne drsi OF ths week. II. 4.
Blake sud Cisrvuce Bragiou have chArge
uf the d-st drive
Cyrus 4 saith hss returned from Boz.
Ton.
A locN hranch o'ths W. g. T. L Wa
ofgarif- "a hcfr ne iith. with Miss Jennie
U,aa. President. an Mrs nf. Brown, Sec
rrtsfy Mr. l. n y stevens, President
20 the society To- MNue. delivered ven
iutsrrstirg lecture In the evCuing on he
sork of thc Unlou
Ms Cyuihia J.. P.ugree retained this
week from Boston. where she II attending
msiicai lectures. Anf vii have caVgc %
zoe sumner term % ne village school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
East Rrownaeld.


Cleaning aud clearing up, both In the
house and out ~ doors, Il now In order
Mrs 7. X. Giles is very sick with lung
tfOuble.
NJ. James Ames, an aged man living on
the Denmark road, and the lsst OF one OF
the old families. died last week. Was Bur.
led on the 9th, Rev. Mr.. Emmons attending
the funeral.
The W. Q. T. U. me, on the 10Th at Mrs.
G. q. Colby's.
A. the last 81 I. @. the question OF "wom.
an suffrage" WAS discussed. Decided In
favor.
W. q. freeman, % Psrsonsdeld, 10 In
town delivering frul, trees for Bsidgion
parties.
L. X. Giles prospects seem TO be In.
creAsing, for the nomination OF senator,
from this part Of the district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Enat Rnfhnl-

GK uatuxs hss neat river boat.
ballt hy himself ani y II Howe. II IL
pretty MODELLED boat, psiniei vaisf blue.
r. 4 Bartlett. formerly ~ ihl. place
uow on large farm In k,nsas. writes b
April 8o--''i have la.i dashed my spring
vofk Have planted one hundred acre. W
con-. tsn acrts % potatoes soNed my
acre. q osis. AMI ,su ~ rye, sni two
,crcs 10 rAricu siuf We have li's hal =
severe frosi. which i very uncommon IN
this countv."
VIZ Bfown h~ 10 hls farm for Tie
cunning ysar 20 John II. Swan.
Mr. Dsti,min Estes, who has been
spending The wintsf iu MsssAchuseits, has
returned ~ her farm In this place 10 spend
The summcr.
Mr.. wiIl,m r. swan AMI son. nom
Lynn. Mass, sPsni he past week In ihls
place.
NE Rtrtlsi, will have charge OF Wiz
liam u SsAn's farm Or The next year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
NfAson.

hi. ninth day OF May Is giving Us real
.p-f IA sea,hsr. Grass Is starting % SO
nat he meadows look green Al dls'anvs.
The travelling Il improving last snu 'Ne
frost 4. well Oat OF the grooni. -
It's M, time % good health Oo'''
srt coughs are very prevalent .
Arthur + Tyler has soli oai 70 nls ava =.
or. \. II. Tyler. and Il soon 10 move W
Harrison. .,.A 49,, t,o,.
ham, n. II that his ouly sister. WE D'n ~,
W.ri. Us dead. lie and h.s vile 20 W
20 s,isnd The funeral 20 day. v,,
40. Loysjoy has gone TO ~ H. WIZ
BE- back sOon- "a, ,o-r
DIR q. Wiley vas called into town
Monday % some OF the sick folks He
saws he rides every day. u.A,.
John d. Murphy leaves I. c. henn
farm this spring. and viii move INTO 'n'
Ernest Crosby house In North Albany
AN Carter VAS In town last week, eoo'
,,.r,lnr FOR sweet corn and Lima oeAn''
Reports good success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Hnhrnn.

TIE funeral % Mrs. George Donham v's
In ths church SundAv forenoon. Mrs. Don
hans mother. Mrs. Thorn. died al uighi
of the sane dsy her daughter died Al noon'
.pd "a. buried A. Stnekland's Ferry, Sat
urisY.
90 saturday. MAY 5ih. az o'clock ?. NJ.
,hs p.r.op.re vas sod a. suction 10 MI.
-Frask Glover. for $50 Rev. Mr. Harden
hss secured a piece OF land OPP elite MISS
Bailey's. att = new parsonage vii De oulIi
In ths near future. Truly our little village
n looking up. 49,
We unisrstsad the Lsrrabee farm hss
besn .oid 10 B0sion parties, who are max.
Ing uss % the spring. and there u uAk OF
a hotel, hui Ne cannot vo0eh Tor the STATE
msnt -
Rev. Mr.. Harisn will attend The ami
versarics AZ Washington next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
THAT TIRED RERLINq

Season Il here ag,in. and nearly Every one
feels weak, lsnguid and exhausted. The
blood, lsden with Impurities which have
been secumaining for months, moves
slagsIshly through the veins, the mind
fails 10 think qiiekly, aud the body Is s,ill
slower To respond. Hoods Sarssparills
l. Just what il needed. II Is, In . peculiar
sense, IN e ideal spring medicine. IL puri-
nes, yitsllzss. and enriches the blood,
makes the head clear, crestfs an appetite.
oyercomss that tired feeling. and impsrts
new strength and vigor 10 the whole body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY or OxfORD, s;-B,sri Of COsaty
Comm ssi0ners. NAY session, tsss
Upon the petitiOn satisfactory svilsnss
naving been received that the peiitiSaefs Afs 80
spon.lble and that isguify int0 The merits 81 thsf
application IL srpedisnt. II IL ordered that the
IOanty Commissioners meet Of TIE h91se % /.
a. Ls,sj "a Albany. on Tus.isy TIE thtrd day ~
Jaly nsnt. az ten % the o''iOcs a. n,
AL Ihsnes proceed ~ ,e~ NE fOats
m~uti0sei In sd pstiu)ns tmfnssiisiely sitsf
shlsa We. . hearing The ~ parties sod Their
witnesses ~ll be had 81 s0me se> In TIE
yelulty ana such Other measures taken In the prem
ses as the commissioners shall ludge proper. And
a u further ordered thai a0tcs u the tine placs
aaf psrpOss Of the CommissiOnsfs' meeting AiOre-
said, BE- given 20 ell pers0as and corporations In.
tsre,sd By easing stsstsd copies Of said petition
aud OF this order thereon ~ be ssfvef spoa The
Ckrk OF the towa Of Alb.ay at Also pSsted 40
in 3 pabiie pisns. On ssh tOss ssi psslishei
wells successfully IN the Oxford Dem9-
erst. Q bs~spspsr psinisd II f.ris, 10
.sd Coanty Of Osiord the nrst Of ssii pabicstioes
and each % the Olhsr notices ~ b sds, srysd
ssd posted Of leAst thirty days D~fOre said tilas Of
mestlns, 10 the end that all psrsons and corpe-
rstions mar tsea sad there sppsr and shew
saass, 10 any they have, Wy the prayer Of sAlf
b titioasrs sh0ala aOt b. ffsatsd.
Agiesii ALBkkr \. AUSTIN, Ciers.
A nas copy Of ssii rssiIA,a sad ofasf Of Court
xrIIsy, ALBERr s. AUsris. c.s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Norway Lake.

Adiie sha,,uck has returned from Mass
.chuse,ts, where she has been visiting rel
stiyes.
school commenced las, Monday with
seventeen scholars, and Miss kate Hobbs
as teacher.
The ice In the lake Is getting very thin,
and with q good wind would go out.
The sunshine ofthe last few days Is max
ing the msyn1wers bloom profusely.
Blsnce Bradbury has been making
short visit At Norway.
Charles Brett Is jast recovering from the
humps.
Mr. aud Mrs. Parker, the parents ofMrs
Mary Greene, have come % live with her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Ooci wi.son received a severe ca, on bic
foot at srsk. by he Al clipping frou TIE
handle In the hAnis % fred HylAn. While
chopplug TIE t'mbsr- from The Ice 90 Geo.
Stap.s-' lsrdiug H. SAs carried ~ The
msn soms "a 4 miles o. camp lie vas
bfoughi home ~ team and has been con
dnsd o. tls house since. lie Il doing vel
S1ow 80 started % melt, ut TIE cod
weather % The pa, few days hAs dried ~
Tie water somewhat
Bear tracks are p,cuiy. sni some % he
hurtsrs .n town have been iolloslng them
lately.
q l. Han = .hsariug his sheep early.
We uoiics that r. Richmond wss sowing
oats While snow ln the wool. l. % iesi
deep at Pcopl. are golug on snovsaoss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

Lsst Thursday slH men were sho'elipg
The snow oat OF The road 50 teams could
psss.
The ice l. going out % Lake Umbagog
fast. n will soon be gone
FARMERS are beginning 10 DO their farm
Ing
& l. DouElsss aud family are 10 move
on, of,0wu This week lie has been good
neighbor and viii be missed by many
friends. Ida
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Andoyer.

I'm. Thomas has returned from Call
fornlA.
wednesday evening.
Hut ut,ls farming done yet, most OF the
Land being too wet % work.
Wv. Bedell. who has been sick wi,n
,yphold fever al Brunswick, has retained
home. =,
Miss Ethel Colby is TO tsa;h 10 Dist. No,
this summer.
Jo.huA small Il reshlngllng bis house.
Lone Mountain Lodge 81 Good remplArs
Installed the following officers Friday even
ing. May lithi
CTA.s jordan; v. T., Mrs. II: L. foor,
sec n ". bailey a. =, Ms. Sei'ls pies. e,,
nj M n A. GrOyeT, Z, " = Isllcheil
a. Owen Ioveipy. n. n. RsuA Hastings -
~ M Harding. u. Alice Bedeli; -. ChAs. stew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
yilaon'a Mills.

The roafs are now In avery hai eondl.
,lon. bat oar mall so, In Saturday tigh,
All right
A little child of. y. Li,tlehsle Il very
SICK with brain fever. with hat small hopes
% recovery. DR.. Coob, Of Milan, Il In a.
tendance
Oar school commences to-day, taught by
W. W. wilbur. % Nswry, also the school
Al Magalloway Plantation. Nellie Bar
bark. % Bethel. teacher.
The upper M.gsliosAy drive, TIA, has
laid over for The winter here. IL now going
~ 20 Berlin.
The ABBOTT, Brook drive il progressing
slowly.
John Olson came home from Paris cit
iEsn OF The Cnlted States.
RA storey whlle oct, purchased ahofss
% PhilhrOok.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

spflug has come At last, Ani farmers are
busy dolng their spfng work. Sons have
.own their grain, aud iurnei their young
stock AMI sheep away - pasture.
Mrs J e. wymAn IL now on The siek
lis:
& J Tracy has got his barn boarded.
Charles Dargess IL a. work fof ID. l..
Chcnefy.
ET. aud G. n. CALI have moved on 10
their farm la DlckvAle.
J e. wymin recently lost Available
heller.
A. w. Atkins l. moving on TO bi, farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
NoWrY.

Spring ,hough long dsl,ysd 1. here a,
last.
Farmer. are jas, beginning 20 work on
The land.
Ffom Gf,fion Notch % Upton I am
toll there was the hrsi ~ the week but
Que bare spit IN h. seen IN The road. The
Ingle ofths sleigh bells Vas stiil 10 be
beard 10 AL that rrgion.
Smiths iesm undertook n haul The hull
~ The rev steamboat through ~ tn lake
isst week. They got - far a. l.
Palne's Al IN. bead % the tide apd len u
there In the road stock fat In = snowirifi.
n Il proposed rhur-isy ~ this week ~
make another Nitsrnpt IN r., u through,
bat IL 4. d0u1tfal " they succeed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
East Waterford.

Albert u BeAn goes - Portland tbs
vesk a. delegate from ). ofv Post q,
Sinnsham
Chsfls- York was hiti~a on The band
while trYing ~ part Two rghting dogs
Glen y lniwia was fcceuuy hurried In
Gardiner where be has been working, 10
bone With his wife 90 visit
Mrs. AliheA Poster. ~ Otf1rt, IL with
her sister Me- Keen. sho - some better
Lorsn n HOW and wife were iu the
place the sih az G n
Ous Martha shd wlfe have retained from
Nesfy
George nenuls. sho has heen In poor
hs,ith for some tim vas hafisi the -.
some of ~ schools were pat g . well
on acc utt 90 hai travelling
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Grafton.

y l. brown expects b have hls log' AL
through the dam by tomorrow night
The ice has not gone out OF the lake yet,
bnt be hopes II will by The time this drive
gets there.
Richmond Dlvl, los, = nice COW last
WEEK
Elstu W. L1vtj y got hls .ieAmboA,
ahout three foufihs ofthe distance through
Grafton Nllch to-day. Il took cen horses
% draw 10 They inisui IN hitch 20 u
ssain a. morrow Thsy make very slow
progress. ON sccouni ~ the snow and md
Jillan n FarrAr started last Mpaiay 20
work on Cushing'. Island. ExPccts - re-
msln there about two mouihs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15

A rainy morning 81 Bethel Saturday.
The Audroscoggin River Ia oyefn ,wing
It's banks and thu logs are running rapidly.
A man from Prince Eiwsri's Island was
drowned Ia Camhrdge River. Grafton,
Thursday, and the body was sen, bone
Friday morning FOR intermsnt.
X O. Chamberlain and family have NOV.
Ell from Portland "a the Alphin Tviteheli
place, Bethel, where he Is sapsrintendirs
the bulldlng % his house q, M,yville.
Henry and wall,ce f,rrell have bought
ihrec hundred acres Of land adjoining their
home farm OF Woodbury. sud Purington.
The saw and hammer OF the carpenter
and the brush OF IN, painter are busy pot
ting the village In order for summer com
psny.
Many buildings or bethel lIlll are being
newly painted. resulting In = decided I'm
provoueut In external appearance.
a. A. tIssiings IL mafing extensive re-
pairs on his stable, new nnish, elspboards
and paint
Frank Rich has treated hi. house with
new cost 81 paint. and IL now placing
neat fence In 'front.' OF H.
Harold Chspman has sold his meat busi'
ness 10 c. y benson.
Lucas and Young have recently made q
noticeable change In the Interior OF their
store, taking In what was formerly Halls
barber shop Ne. Hall l. now located jus,
below wils,'s q ug siore.
j. VI Pfilbrook arrived home from
Canada last Thursday with q lot OF horses
for ] VI snd \ u Philbrook.
Hon Enoch Foster l. SIN In Bangor
holilng Court he IA, been there nearly
sin weeks II sppoar. that the people OF
that section like his Standardization OF
justice. SIR. Foster I. In Portland
Mr.. Csylon Rowe, one of our most en-
isrptislug traders, was In Boston las,
week. buying his spring and sumner stock.
Mr.. Rowe Keeps one of the most extensive
stocks % be found In the coauiy.
A y. Ilcrriek, Eco has offered prize
OF ten dollars 20 that student Of Gonld's
Academy. who best scqalts himself In q
discussion ~ the followlrg question
Resolved. Th,t the Right % Employee. 10
Combine AMI Even IN Strike for the Pur'
pose ~ Refreshing Grievance. !. Sound In
Principle aud Jisiih-d by ths fsets.
The discussion will take place the 25i OF
May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
North Fryeburg.

TIE wes, Ffgeburg school began May
Mss Myra Bennett IL 10 teach In the
Birch Hil school. which began May slh.
Mss Jennie harrington Is teaching a.
East fyeburg.
The marriage OF Ms. Mary Y. rovle and
DR.. John Sweat Is announced for the gtih
inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Roxbury.

The river drivers are having good sue
cess. Records big drive aud Staples pine
drive and John Reeds poplar drive are out
on abOat Oui into the Androscoggin.
ssples four foot spruce drive IL miles
back in the woods yet, though many OF The
bolts have passed hete already.
Grass l. starting nnely.
A few farmers have begun 10 plow.
There Il much snow back In the woods
vet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-15
Hartford,

ssow mos, gone AMI farmers are plant
log early potatoes. Very little frost In
the ground.
The line school commenced last Monday.
Teacher, Miss Sadie Marshal. from Bos'
ton. Miss Marshal 10 thorough scholar
and no doubt will keep good school.
VIM. T. Bleknell. from Boston. made
ding visit To Hartford Cold Spring last
week. lie reports business good In Bos-
ton and says ginger ale sells with As,onish'
Ing rApldlty.
The writer has pure blood black cochin
egg. which he sells for 20 cents q setting.
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Runford Point.

Nina Howe and Mae Hodsdon have re-
turued from ffamiugham.
Lana Aboott teaches la this district
ThAlia GOdiafd Il teaching ~ Lockss
NIL. IsAbsllc Ellioii on the wet eide OF
Kills River.
Ch.rles RichersOu and family have nov
"a iuio Major AndreSs house.
Mr. Charlss Martin i away Tor Ashor'
tine, selling her sprlug goods.
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IN. PepuI.,Ieu Of Norway

Il ahaat 600 And ne vonid say At least one
h.lf .re troahlsd with soms affection of he throaf
anA lanrs. a. those complaints are scofdinR n
,tsfi.ties, NOR. numsrOas than others. We veald
syi.e al cor reader. not ~ neglect the oppoftahiiy
B.ls.m f1r the Throat AID Lungs. Triai sine fIse.
Large bottles tes. ssi Oh. soli By Al druggists.
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Evidently Judge Foster II not partial to
drunkArds. Ia the trial OF cass al
Bangor, an upriyer man who sued On.
other, had his case assigned for the fore
noon. and then went out and go, so drank
TIA, he was not in = condition 10 sppesr a.
q wituess. The Judge learning this. enter
ed "ncither party" ani the case was
thrown out
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MIDDLE ISrrRvAtE.

Next circle will meet with Miss Minnie
Klmbal MAY iO.h All are inyited.
Mrs C.. C.W-ll Ani Mrs. la Oigooi
ate on The sick list
Mrs. M0s.. Kairhi, who has hcen caring
for her dsaghter. NJ. O,sood, has gone
10 her home q, Loete's Mills for few
days
The B,p,i.t society expect pastor for
few months from The Theological SEMI
nary.
sao- o, golng fas, Abi wheellug amer =
flshlon
school begin. here he middle oi,AI'
month y i. n
STAY Oh u N Klmb,i sovci peas.
oar nes minister a. the liil (RfV. Mt.
TRASH made ffing "Trip through here
Nay slh. - call on hi. pirishloasrs,
Lovely days nov, aner the severe via
ter
Sins Ani 0ue.half poani. 81 batter Just
male from Que weeks milk ofa thrce-yrar-
oii heller raised on Nipple Grove Farm
She 1. grade Dirham, Hereford ani Jersey.
The oroAklng OF frogs afsi heard here
May sih.
School begins STAY it'h. The writer
will teach then 10 an adjoining town.
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