Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-06
Latter from Illinois .

Mar-.ills. iii OF isss
DO the clifton. ~ The OslJfi ID imocrt
r..llI the pleasure their paper gives %
The former residents OF the coanvf
Every ffldsy IL comss ~ my home In
Marssllle., lis and 1. the nr-t IN be open
81. I Immediately turn ~ the Mason
correspondence, for who can write so
plesssn,ly.astthe. dear father. q III. ~,
or 81 least who can so well sppreoists
VIA, be writ. q. his absent dsnghtsfi i
then tarr ~ Bethel AMI Albany Items, for
Jaige woodbaryIspi Dss. Low jy. msn
xho.e LIVES have been examples foryoang
er men to follow, always write something
OF much interest West Bethel. too, I.
no, slirh,ei, aud E,st Bethel. Rumfori,
Middle Iutsfvsie, Waterford. ani In fact
nearly all % the p)sial brigade depart
msut IL read snd " real. rhis week an
additional ,trsst 10 % Us letter from
Colorado. pictured 10 my mind what
nj. home must be with u mistress,
former teacher whom Ne all knew and
loved on accom-, 81 her gentle. vomsnly
ways A house must be very sweet and
pleasant With such Q wife and mother for
IL. head rsmsnb~r the nrst day went
10 school "a her. my father babe me be q
good slfl. ~ Cllmens bad been such .
good gitl when she wss papll Of hi,
ErJlying The Colorado letter 90 mach
made me wonder n some % my old friends,
Tor 4 u.sd u thlnk I hal many smong the
hnl. and wales OF the Pine Tree STATE,
wouldnt like IN hear from me. Spesking
% friends remind. me of Mr.. Mrs.. aud Geo.
Phelps % South Paris No Kinder, tfurf
ps ,ple ever reared q family. Thsir home
vas truly Que 90 culture aud rshsemeui.
oflsn think OF them aud theirs and won
der n they are siill living or II they have
been gathered 10 their fathers.
There are many Otford Couuty people
living near ms iof where can We not nrd
.omel J. W. Browns aud wife are
living tseif lives anew In that 90 their sou,
oSsll. who i all that The mos, smol,lou'
parents could desire. IL inherits the Pp'
stlcsl talent. Of his father. With . more
pleasing mode % expression. III. class
poem, delivered upon bis graduation from
toar years classical coarse a. y fmA.
ili. ranks among the best Tni. '. his
l.., year q, the Bloomington Law School,
aud with wealth and talents he bids fair 10
.,sni high In the legal profession.
r. l. Browne, another Oxford County
BOY, distinguished himself oy very able
speech on the sewerage bill 10 hi. nf.i
term In The Legislature aud Was nomlnst'
ei by accl,msilon for second term lie
has q pleasant home. lovely vile and
two .w-s, children. Ills Oldest 10 named
II bbsri. I think for II ebert Chapmau,-fo
VIA, child but nkei X A Chspmlnf l
e.n'rsmsmbsr entering bis store when an
awkward, b..hful. little girl. aud belng
treated With a. much eOurtssy ~ though
I hal been . princess. sarely such hnd
In manners dsnots royal heart
The homes OF OIfOfi C0uniy are whn
has produced 10 men aud women OF mara
There 1ru among The older people many
Who deserve 20 he immortallI 4 for their
II naeuce for good upon the lives OF Others.
ID m,ny % the wives Who are fond Of
study. aud who DO not like IN Jay u aslie
nov they have homes of their own, take
the Chs,suqaa COur.,i think all eau do
- With prOnt tn. "Cltclc" met with us
las, week. We are ror taking up the
Greek course which Il extremely Interest
log. Tae trait. ~ the S,ptt,ns remind
me mach % our sturdy Nss Eagl,nieTs.
have written = long letter ani VII ask
your pardon. hat II this meets With favor
win psrhsps 10 better sni seni desefip
lion OF the JOLIET STATES Prison, which IL
esr,.inly an interesting instiiutiou II not
. pleasant place Tor permanent residence
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