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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

] Lssr,i, stuart h,s go1e 70 Bifusu,
\ N % work a. mtson.
Mr. Ssmlfi Waiswofth i rrcoveilr (
from her r,crnt l.lress
NJ y Ripley Fnni has gore 90 vifg ala
D. look i1r = Better location flr The NAM.
ftciurc of AZ hAntlss.
Frucman rugsisy Il removing The Waite
pine purchased ~ ElAs Gout.
Jlhn n Osguoi Is runuing an cuging lu
steam mlIl AZ Albany. y. n
ca jtn c.h Ne met The venerable Mrs.
iiArnah NshrY. moifer ~ Rev. VI n.
Mabrv. 20 Backhsli A. ne ace OF ~ 80
vas wtikiug TIE street erect. cheerful and
.prighty a. girl TIE world owes much
o. sFtfy boiys "Aant uknnah
Mr. Clirtou stacy. % Porter. has been
tsach.ng Avsy pfoaAh,e tern % school
io AZ rrgp District. ~ .
IA rel. AcAu ior q tfiigc Acrnss he
Oss pcc river from South lilrsm village 10
thc proposed tli- 20 The usS mil 90 be-
erected In Pkrs1tf. "a below kstar Falls.
u1n n y Pcsse. ~ Cofrlsh. Vas 10
town on SAiuriay. ths sih.
Mis- Minuls n uubbsri recently vent
o. KIreston. Nsss.. % The wedding other
slater Cora She fgmsins there 90 Welt
Mr EIss Gl1if IL uudsr medical iftAi-
msni fnr iuug tfo1b.es
Rev. X n Davis occupies The pnlp.i 81
he Congregational chufch a. No. Cousay
every S,bhsih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Bethel.

TIE schools In District No. 10. Bethel.
la charge Of Mr.. Charles vakn,ins and
MS. Mary Chapman. closed Wednesday.
on sceouni OF the persistence OF chicken
pox
A sotiabls al q T.. Besh's, Tuesday even
log unier the sasplecs Of Ladies' Congre.
gs,lonalist Circle Was well attended. aud
very enjoyable occasion
Rlslto Hall was crowded Thursday even
log 10 witness the installation Of Gu iers
at Mount Abrsm Lodge az I. o. %. ".
Oue hundred couples enjoyed . social
dance % close the exercises.
w. W. Mason L. ssniing white pine
board. IN Gorhsm, New llfmpshlrs.
Mrs n. T. True has gone 10 floriia for
her health, With her daughter, Ms. Yarns
worth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
CONSUMPTION CURED

Al OF physician. retire.i from practice. hey'
~ tad placed In his bands ~ an Htsi tnaiA
ft1nesiy f1r ths specify ant psrmanent cure 81
NNlsiinn Upton, hrunCnifis. Iafarfh. Asthma and
az tnrust and lang AftCtto1s. also a posiilNe
80 raiieal cure for Nervous netuity IN All
NefNeas Complaints. after having teste.t -
-enaerfm curative puasrs On thousands ~
49, las fslt tt his lutY % make ~ knONn -
- sa1efinx fgiogs ACtuated uv ms motive
~ desirs % rvlisvs hunkn Suffering, III
- IT, Nf c1arrr, % al Nho desire ~ tnls
ltepfi IN tserlnan, french. o. hnElish. 9TH flil
..-se .toos tlr prepartnE AMI using sent ~
- ~ addressing With stamp. naming THIS
1917, !" A. Norts. u, fuwsr's Bloch. Eoch-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Rncknald.

The Gilbert Barrett stand WAS sold the
put week, Mr. Roscoe Fuller OF FLORAL,
New York. being the purchaser.
The remains OF OILS Young who died q,
Mechanic Falls, were brought here for
burial last Wednesday.
IA. Warren hiss been quite vi during
the past week.
OIsa spsuliing aud william Mitchell
have each been quite sick. Mr.. Miiehelrs
case IL considered hopeless.
versnus DeCoster died a. his residence
al East Baeknsld Thursday evening while
sitting In his chair. Heart trouble. Aged
II years.
J. G. billings. OF Bethel. disposed OF
several OF his comfortable sleighs - our
citizens last week.
There was an installation OF eli .ers and
oyster supper ., the hall OF the Old Eel
lows Q week ago.
Gov. Marble spent the Sabbath here and
was the guest OF Hon. q. ID. Blsbee.
Court AZ Reform Hall Saturday afternoon
Rsde Russell versus w. \. Buekusm,
action TO recover for wood alleged TO have
been appropriated by Bucknam. Tried be.
fore Justice &. III. Prince. Decision re-
served. q. II. Herssy, q. ID. Blsbee.
Rev. 8. T. Record, OF Lisbon Falls,
preached at the Methodist church Sunday
r. ".
Geo. II. Watkins, OF Portland spent The
Sabbath with friends here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Mason

n bard - l,i much rcE, W Ia this
section ~ OGf1ri lasi uow.
II Il time bears were la their dens
llCnfy Jsikins. from West Bethel. has
moved iuio toWn lie isoue ofA \ Beans
best teamstsfs. ani wherever there Il .
hard 20 to b. Zone be has io be iherc.
Dlsi,l 4 Mills Z, hsallBg Ill, poplar -
wesl Bethel
ChUlss Msrrll has gone % Gorham. y
n a. work for ne wintef.
ID n Grover IL hAullns bis hsy from his
Mason farm Hay spsnis poorly his uin.
Ter. Cattle al a. though they were bali
starved sll " the ills. Who can tel The
canstf
tv1ui thArk Mr. MeK-en f5r bic afti.
Gle 90 fseiinE aui cafing f1r stock. II
W.s sensible ani timely | well rcmtm.
Der tie Oh tms Way OF kerplug cattle. IL
wss wicked ani Stsiefal
Mrs J T. Bean AMI her daughter, Nellie,
Az rather poorly.
SLOWS AMI blows % day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Nnwannnar Nnfna

TIE Gorham Times Il TIE latest arrival
To- zoe Maine feli Is ispuhishct hy W.
AIct Bsncr1t. ~ 81 81 pr year. Ani = q
'llf-co.lmn f0llo-smAl bui mcaiy.
81 D.. p. McNeslls hAs bought a. inter-
est in thc Somerset Reporter. ani 10 noN
sPpesrs A. pub..shst BY J1ssph % saith a
Go. Mr. McNeeiie has been connected
sia tae paper fof eleven years, slgai yeas
o'that tine a. forsman auf assistant ell.
Tor
A conveui'ou % TIE contributors . ths
Canton Telephone vas held a. Canton,
Friday. jar. cen. All an OfganiI,iion 81
'rctsi. Jaig.ug from reports, TIE meet
20 sAs pleasant one. We congratulate
Bro. Carver upon successfully carrying oui
IBIS excellent idea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Dixneld

Rev. J. Rawlings. 90 Shirley village,
Mass preached an able s'rmon a. he
ehu;ch Sunday.
Df Sturtsytuts sleigh overturned Mon
lay throwing him out Ani causing bis
horse % run away. Msdleine trunk ard
surgical Instruments were scattered
through The streets. Not much dam,gc
done 90 The team, bat some valuable IN
srumcnis are mls,lng.
W. q Harlow hAs been corhnei - he
house with = bal cold. bat IL batter now.
People a.c Improving The shedding All
ATE getting 10 the wood ani Lumber
Mr. +. Johnson Il golng to "a, new
froni - The post once bnlliug. &. l.
Howard ~ Rgmfofd hss The JOB.
Frank stanley has taken the JOB OF bald
iug The house iof Warmer Whllr.
Df SturtsVsui's horse got ffisky and ran
away 90 Main street The doctor wss net
haft bat The sleigh WAS broken and tie
physic rapidly disseminated.
Old folss Bal wss well attended
aboa, seventy Eve couple. All bad good
time
VIC Harlow WAS unable 30 sing a.
church Saud,y on ,eeoani OF sickness
l. better now.
Mexico soclable me, with Mr.. A. u.
PARK Thsfsiiy night
We congfatulate se editor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Andover.

wv. E.ion aud wife. from wln,htop,
are 10 town ior q Few days.
TIE CoBg1 Ladies Circle meets With
Mrs Henry l. Poor "Wednesday OF this
week.
George Newton has gone 10 The lake "a
help Asa FROST stock up Camp Bellevlew
VITA wood and ice for the coming season.
stephen Cabot has returned from bis Wis
10 to New York and Boston.
Frank Akers has % 10 haul spruce f1r
Charles L Msrstou, ~ the lake, and viii
pat In bis team next week
The trustees OF the Audoysr Ag'l Society
advertise for proposals for the building
20 be balli on the sOeie,ys grounds next
sprlug. Plans, etc can be seen 81 l.. L.
netelrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Enhron


Rev Ne Harden preached AZ Dfy,nts
Pond Sani,y. Nj Wedge supplying the
pulpit, here AMI El'lrg very interesting
discourse.
We are glad % learn that Miss BAILEY .,
hone again. after q long visit 20 her sister.
Mss.rs Everett Aui SIsarns are dolns
qslts baslnsss h,aling wood, With four
yoke OF cattle.
Splendid roads now iui hae winisr
weather.
Mr. Hall. who cut bis hand qalte badly
sboat Christmas time, 10 now p,dihrg n,h,
q. be Q. unable 10 use his hand.
TIrhEoN. Ne Jan. slh, lass
We wouli through The columns oiyour
paper make grateful mention ofthe klni
fsmtmbfaucss OF this rcople ioihslr pa
Tor. Recently BE- va. TIE recipient of =
nice harness and robe. AMI New Years
isy fSNurisyl hroaght together large
cOmpiny ~ ffl,tis. VITO spent The dsy Al
the pastors. cheering him snd bis family
~ their pfsssree ,ni their gins 10 mousy
ara provisions May the rich hl,s,lrg
% The Master rcsi upon them richly.
G. y. iIAEprN
The prospect IL encouraging fof q larger
number % student, than usual.
We congratulate our eilior, q. NJ A.
wool. As Nc hear % bis pfOtpsfliy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Oxford.

Plre broke out In the the picker room OF
the Isr?er Manufacturing Company,
welehyllle. about nine o'clock wednssisy
morning. supposed 10 have been caused by
friction, bat was quickly extlnguished.
T. r. Holmes OF East Oxford. celebrated
his elghiy.siIih bifthdsy. Monday. jan
uary ..
Nellie White has returned 10 Qilney.
Francis Holden has been quite alex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost OF lewiston were 10
town last week.
A. the masquerade ball, Mrs. Emerson
Bennett took the prize FOR laiy's best cos.
tune and III. Parrots Tor gents.
James McAlister has BEEN very sick.
Mrs Elbridse wsleoii IL IN very p,'r
health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

Nelson Jaiklu, and nj. brother are cat
tIug al hauilug timber from P.emsu
Hollis lani O. tae Ake for e II Cum
uings
: A Strvsus l. staying with bis fsihs'
a. Norway Ceutsr. Who has recently "a
qlits 9 hai pNrAlytIc shock
EpariAm Wood IL cutting Ani h,uling
tmhsr oWnti BY Frank Towns, from Mrs.
Roles a. he lake.
Johr Wood has rgcfuly found qalie :
curiosity IN ihc shtpc % = large sifei on
chalu. shich hsi been laii In the crotch
90 tire When the tree was snail. Bat
sheu found the tree wAs four Inches Ia
iltmstsr. wiih oue 20 The chain llnks tu-
i.f,'y groVu To-, there beirg seven Inks Ia
A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Porter.

Cod weather AMI Ugh, storms.
81, very slckly In this 'lelnliy.
MIS- Anssl Alley IL very sick with f,yer
,ni Il not expected IN live. Mr. David NJ.
Fox 4. gate sick. III. wounds and The
e1posurc be cot while IN the army daring
TIE Rebellion IL beginning 10 tell on him.
lie uts wounded three times. The rest OF
the sick one. are getting better
Mr y. T. ilolmss GOT irjirei While
WORKING Ia the woods ani IL counned 10
the house
Mr.. sutton Elgscomb. wiiOs ~ The
lac Sutton Eissoomh. died last week and
was bur,d Mons
Mr. q A. \. Fowler sni Mr.. Nose. =
Mason were m,ulei on Sauiay last
Sle,idIn; good and team, a'e basJ draw
log llmh.r sud wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
East Peru.

As the Misses Poland were coming from
Canton one evening last week. the runner
OF the sleigh struck large ball OF snow
leii by the bresking.roai team, and over.
turned the sleigh, throwing them out The
horse came on and lsft them and was
esugh, At the post once. ~ this place. by
Albert Consnt. who took the team and
wen, back and met the girls, who were M
irjared.
It is quite sletly, with bad colds and
throat trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Rnnfnrd cantrn

SlL Hoyt, \ V. Abbott. and Miss Susie
walker have sold part OF the plae Lumber
on their respective places.
Frank Mofey has gone West
The circle from East Rumford did them
selves credit for turnug out so many pso'
pie on such . night As last Wednesday
They lsfl eighteen dollars as . donation To
Rev. Mr. Ilannaford.
An tff0r, will be made 10 fence the bury
ing ground here In the spring. We uust
ths, eli who have relatives or friends here
will send one dollar 10 Rev q. u. Hams
ford or ]. 4. stephens. Truly worthy
object
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
East BrownAeld

An Arctic wsye passed ibis Wy last
week
Tasre isssrsai deal % tssmlpg bsius
dose
Mtssfs Gtichsl ant Thones have 4
large force hslllng logs % he river.
Poplar sri 1afk ars being drawn 30 The
station.
Fisln Mansntli died In Boston the 2ih.
% prsumoula ant was orou.ht here ,pt
buried from BE h:o'hers, A. w. Mars
dslfs. on the ieih. The rtmains we're ac-
c1mparisd ty smother brother, J. y.
Narsfrlf. ~ Prnviisrcc.
The W T.. + q. met a. Miss Elta
spfirg's on the lsih.
Mfs T. h Fssssrtsn Il visited BY three
sis,sr. from Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Wilson's Mills.

A lour.h0rse team went up 10 Parker
town camp on Saturday Last More are
..osctsd % follow. A. The Berlin Mills Co.
have Tot their business settled so that they
sIll pa, In few teams At this late day.
Walter Backnam has moved his logging
crew from Clark's into the Joshua LON.
bard house. VIII haul the timber on what
1. kuowu a. the Sturtevabt lot IL cutting
timber where land was cleared some sixty
years sgO BY Gowen Wilson,
VIII Blanchard came up on Friday AFTER
X A. Tsltchell, the lstter's buildings hsv'
Ing all been burned. Loss, q. COOS insur-
sncs, $500.
J. 7. Wilson met with very psinfol &C
eIdent while his family were up here. hAv.
lng dagger torn OF By being esugh, In q
turning lathe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
North Paris

\ J Cassmtu IL h,,ins q short % %
work al Bethel Fred DauhAm IL running
bis mill while he IL absent
Farmers sre getting ready ~ pas 10 ice,
,nd vii have . man come ani plough u
oct f1r them
T. Hammond hss eose ln,o The ioggiug
woods.
several from this place will attend The
spfiug tern % school AZ Hebron.
Miss sarah bradford has been home on
. short visi..
A. W. Danham has been m,klug some
Improvement In ll, barn that will add
mech Z, the com'ort 90 he stocf, and also
save by sui neal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17


TIE Grant Trunk early passsrgrr train
net s.ta shat u ight have been serious
arC.fsrt tt MrChknic ials Itufsisy
urfr.tg TIE train brought attached %
tav tear. sarge digger ior the rurpose
uf ggug ifs .roW ard Zee ifOm rttSsfn
Gee 'ftCks. Tee nan .u charge va uam-
st Alfty. of Gotham, \. IL on sp'
,ruaca.ug tss Cfossing above ths Ilucton
uftte kluf1ri Fals Buckftii fusd siih
t.r GRAFT Tfuuk. hc entsavCfri % False
gee ever A. usgal o. clear thc pIanks in tae
rfos.Irg NtPptars that be- tii nos raise
t sec -.tutY. 81 thst the p,1Ss caughi ln
gre p.ark.rg TIE lever coming over
struck AZ ~ terrible tioS In tac chest,
flt1rfirg ri sfusslsss. TIE ftaf oi TIE
go a. itrosu Violently from the uact,
as itc l.ti tracks toru 90 Fortunately
frrp .n CotntCi.ug the car to The ptsssn'
.rr cars rrokr. an tals avertct What
81. ~ have hten a sptiiti0n ~ thc uavsf.
end disaster TIE train Sss approaching
ah.sh hf.fgr over fhs Lille Anirosrog-
..r River. ara hsd the accident occurred
.r ffhr Chsncgs afc that thc train would
tate zen prtc.patst into The vairf b.
.v TIE trsIn vent on. very few oi ne
Tassstgsfs rtair.us thsir narrow ssc'Pe
Au1.sy sss removed % The E.ms Hotel
eos attended ~ Df Bradford 10 was ir-
possible to Sell sxsciy bow seriously D.
as .f 1rtf a. faIstdcCrsiitrahle blood
ari zoe Int.calors are that hls lungs
have C1rgrsift. sri possibly uls os tSo
100 are broken if be- hss 10 morc an
fsvofat,s symp,ous be Nil PROBABLY fe-
cover
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

Fsukln Grange Installed their cr;srs
the ;,h q W. Rldion WAS The iustalllug
Cflcsr Tie Gunge l. oousian,ly To-.
cfcasirg Ia ulsmhsrship. and pronounced
q BE- To f1ndshlng coalition. n. n.
eastman l. the present Master.
~ Ashlsys troupe gave a entertain
ment SainritY night AZ town hall
Cypft.n whlimAn, soldier In III war
% 90. tlsd Jan 40. aged Aoout -.
Rev. Mr Hatisn. 90 Hebron. prcsched
a. The Baptist caurch. Jan. =.
Prof 2. n Cook. % Dostou. was In
town Moufsy Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

Mrs W II Jenns 4. Al Comic. n. II
& T. B,fils,t. OF Hanover. and WIN. w.
Masor. OF Bsihsl. have been In i0un ihi,
week looking amer their land, oae Item
bslug the settlement ~ line between
them. which vas referred 20 John y. Tai.
bot, % Ahiovsr. AMI w. II Jsnne, ofRot.
bury
Tasre ., TAX Of birch mill hsrl a. The
Pond 10 the near future.
JACOB IIod,ioa Ia, gone 10 the lakes
lDgglng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Browuaeld.

D.ed, Saturday morning. Jan 7sh. =, ih'
residence of J5hu McDorsld, Nc. George
wormwOod. aged about g. years.
rhomes a Gstchsll are hsullng The I'm.
bsr ard barb non tie 10, they purchased
of The L'nscoS, heirs. They estimate oas
million feet spruce and hemlcok. sni 20
cords OF bark. They have rs men, "
horse. and yoks OF oxtn AZ work
Saturday q. l. \. q. met at. l. fhnks
Lima frlnk has closed her school In
The WakInld nl.tTlcl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
South Bethel.

RI. Vlfgin has purchased qaite q qlsu'
tlty % Lumber. In the logs. on Howe Hlll.
II IL now bslng haaled 10 the mill.
. A. cushman has taken j)S OF haul.
log poplar and loading IL on the cars al
LoekeIs Mills.
There l. % be . halled corn supper q,
Mr.. Annas' neat Thursday evening. The
proceeds co % the NJ. y church.
Il J Virgin 10 p sunlug 10 pet an sless'
tor into his dowel mill. lie Intends 10 use
10 In carrying the "squsres" into hl. drJipg
chamber Ovefhesd.
Everybody Is busy improving The Gee
slsdilng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Enaf Waterford.

Frank chute. % C.s-o. Who has -
hsullug umbsF fsr Dawes & Cummings
has moved bis family into the Baker house.
A Mr. BACK, % Norway. has bough,
Loren ID nrovu's farm on Temple Ilill.
A petition has hen forwarded to WISH.
ington In favor ~ making Mrs. samuel
fAtterson postmlstrsss, In plsce % 4. \.
lltsksil Who has cent In hls resignation.
WIN Yield l. In Portsmouth, y H..
rbsFc he Il engaged as LIE lrsuranes
agsnt
n L. nov decided that c0rn-shop will
b. hait a. South Waterford In the spring.
By forr residents 10 The village. Chsflss,
ani Charles A. Young, A. \ IiiPyooi and
fretman unrr
Eitsu willard ., worklng for Josiah
Weeks
l. ~. Ssater.0n l. hsullbg poplar 10 The
depot AZ Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Canton.

our streets present ALVEY sppearAncs
since the shedding has been so good.
Mr.. Saith, who runs the new snnfry 10
buying all the bark tia, IL tfired al good
prices.
Qults q large lot OF soSd 10 being hauled
here 10 ship 10 Lewiston by rail-.
Several four horse teams are hauling
wood TO the pulp mill so Canton IL boom
Ing.
There has been the greatest Improve.
ment In Canton since the railroad opened
90 any town 10 this vicinity, aud there 10
more % follow" NASHUA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
East Hebron.

Rev. c T. Kssne hss began singing
school a. East Backn-ii.
In. Merrill has sold bis spPles 10 Can
STA psriiss.
tn slck oue. seem 20 be on the gale.
Fafmsrs are pfepafing 10 hsrse'. .nsn
Zee Cor nse In their eresmsrlss ior sno'n''
ssssOn.
TIE parish hsli their annual meeting
Mondsy eve. Jan. sth.
A hex festival i booked Tor "sohss'si
eve. Tor bsus a 90 Sure Haven Locgs' "
CT. .,.,,,
sylvsnus Besa and vile are visible
friends In Bstbsl and vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
Grafton

Mrs. ANA bean passed from this lie
last THURSDAY, the 5ih lnst She would
have been 9j years Oh u she had lived III
next March.
Your correspondent took ride In the
slest saturday % Enrol dam, where the
work % paiiing To TIE new dam Is slowly
progressing They 80 not expect 20 nilsh
ibl. wlnisr. The new dam Is % be short
distance below the old one, which WAS
washed cut last spriug.
Potatoes bring Cs eeuts per b1shel a.
EiroL
iOs below zero hi. Thursday morn
Ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
West Peru

A J. Churchill hAs parchissi well.
matched pair % oxen Off 4 FalnAm. OF
kumflft.
SIR a. W. Skluings. 90 Aaburn, i te ch'
- Ia No. Average number OF scholars
thlfty six.
Rev. q. T. L'v,i,y IL still holding meet.
ings On No 4. with AlArge att niAnce each
Sundty. Sahha,h school l. also progress.
tng Bon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

TIE oli adsgs As tie days bsgla u
isugtheu the cold hegins % Strengthen"
comes true tals year We have had cold
rough weather since New Years.
The UP;on Dum,iic Cub bad tall
house Friday evening".
4 succsssful term % school closed In
Dist 50. I Wednesday
There - matrimonial wave passing
over us at TOW. james McLoai and
Eita Chase w,fs married saturday even
Ing
We hala Communication Ia 81 Demo
Gratis llst year VIII iry snt have any
too IBIS year.
Ttursdiy morulrs i called the coolest
YET
EinA Lane Is home from the camp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Rnrnfnrh

Business cutie lively nov. Everybody
l0Eglug or getting oui birch.
Trade good 0insrally healthy srOand
town
Fox Hunting Il al The 20 now Got sin
hoauds In iris place aud lots more want
% sSsp their PIG Tor one.
p Buker l. dolus DC trade A. bis
store.
George Tatile has Got anew sleigh I,
take oct yOur best girl nov George.
Harry uuichins ani John Estes have
taken Two hundred c3ris % birch 10 haul
This winter.
W. w. stevens wants b bald hotel
uAs arybody 10 The oouu,y 60, vAesn,
loif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17

The ofisers OF KsEu Valley Loige. No.
CO, I 90 y, for the ensuing term are AZ
follows;
N.G.T.P. Grant: v. e.. N. A. Charles, X =.
Farrington, Jr.. War, Asa Hartman; Con
nsllea Eastman; I. G.. A. y. iior; %. q, u
Rasssii. n y Sc, ID stsarnsi l.. :. y. q,
Trra Head. n 4. v. a.. N. A. Russell. l.. =. "
q. A. N. P0ttle. T. = >. A. A. fo~ler' l. :. -
Ira Head.
The efissrs were Installed Saturday
evening by Il. w. ID. ID @. NJ. Jsvett, as
.lstsd By Past GrAnds OF oxford Lodge az
Grand olicers. Amer the ceremonies. q
collation. was served In the ball.
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Byron.


Plenty OF snow Tor logging
J. T.. ani Jl,ham shaw AMI Oltd VII.
son sre h,nilog poplar q Eui Brsach.
CANl,s aud 4 J Psarc are als0 hiallng
poplar.
: Tvlor cane hone Tor q few day.
stay last saturday.
Hay =. worth $40 per ton And oats hty
csuts PER hash,l. ani po,,,0s. have coli
FOR sixty ceuis here.
q liOisdon has retained from Ma'sa'
chu.it. with new stock % goods.
A q Reed I. away again selling gum.
&. white Who Ia, been stepping AZ A. n.
Ioang's Or few weeks has gone % Mes.
aChusstts sgAln.
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Hartford

) Inches OF snow came The l0.h. The
wind OF the llih male lively work With H.
The school 10 District No. . nalshei the
llth. Taught by Miss Alice Purkis.
Your correspondent sold year-oli
steer that girted .lk feet few days ago 10
Mr BouneV. OF Canton.
Carlton Glrdlnsr bough, the Gilbert
Darrti, farm last Saturday. Paid sliOO.
lie sold n Monday morning aud cleared
sJI 50 by tue transaction. Carlton says
he believes In small pronIs AMI quick re-
turns.
The box supper a. East Buekneld las,
Moniay night Was success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-17
NowrY.

News don't circulate very freely In these
parts Everybody seems IN be tho hu'J
improving the goOi slsdilug lasi nov.
81 Steafns hAs buichered qulie nun
Der % cattle lately. IL seuis the he,f q
his brother In Berlin. y. IL.
North Newry Sewing Society will meet
next week a. \. u Niibers. They tik
OF holding a fair soOa.
Last Sunday our mlnlstes was called IN
Grafton 81 perform the funeral services Of
widow Sargent Dear. ofihAt place.
We are happy 10 learn that Mrs. J. X.
SsArie IL recovering from her late sickness
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Wont Paris.

J. IItI lion commences aiinsisg school
Al Danham's Hall soon.
Ola Fellows ofilesrs fjf The ntt' sin
months afrt
NG. * n Emery y. q. = T. CARTE. 7.
Chester u. Ticssii, u =, George gedian. f.s.'
n curtis
Fable Installation snard,y evening".
Jir ii.h.
]. w,yl,ni Klmsalll, very busy 10 get.
ting up new patterns Tor chairs. e
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NORWAY.


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sahhsii srhunl. I r,n.
ssssal ConrrsE.iionsl Churgh. Res. n Z. giisoui
pastor. frrafhlnE ssfslrs, Sun.iaf, ~ 80 a. Sab
hHh ,sls-,i, n lsa. a.. ssrisl Msstihr . %. r.,
Tafs.isy. l.tdirs' Prayer MfeInr, - r. a.,
mar..iiy. vrulsf ss,kly Prayer hesung. 30 =.
a.. iudsY.
nsthedisi Ciaf,h, ,. A. Cory, risiof ffetCh
~aliai IsrnIng MrrfInr. 80 Y. -. "Wednesday
Prayer Mssilrs. or. n. titss Meeting. iniaT,
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