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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Vast Bethel.

The hot, dry weather IL bringing Dut
The plows and hsfrows and sv.rsthipg
seems ~ team with new life M did rent
was one year ago to-day, April 18Th, there
Vas not spot Of bare grouad 10 be seen,
even the bleak psstur. bill bsck OF the
school house on the Flat were covered
With perfect mantle OF snow eighteen
ipchss deep. To-day the boz swallow 10
looking up his rent and the summer birds
are giving ne their sweetest songs, there
IL vet some mod bot IL fast drying Away.
We need q good warm rain.
We hear OF one farmer who 10 shearing
hi. sheep to-day.
Pleasant Valley Grange 10 now cut OF
dsbt and own Q good hall With some funds
10 the treasury 10 paint up aud repair The
same. IL IL taking In new msmbers oe-
essloaslly and IL well rpr.ssntsd 10 the
Fire Insurance and Relief Companies.
A. q. Bean IL sIfsring from asprainsd
ankle received one week ago while travel.
ing on the sidewalk In Portland.
ID. ID. Grover loaded Q car of potatoes at
this station last Wednesday paying 80 cts.
per bashel.
A party of fisherman were out on Pleas
ant River the other evening by tofehlight
AFTER suckers and piekersl. They got
few 1sh, but closed the scene by ell hands
seeuriag Q duck" The latter game prov.
ed 10 be well dressed when taken bat wet.
The torch became vet also and the wstsr
dep, bat al made shore except come OF
the suckers which preferred 70 remain In
thsir native slsmsni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Albany.


Mr.. jacob Dresser. OF Berlin, y. u,
w.s 10 to~n last week Visiting her brother.
George W. Bechlsf. Esq.
Mr.. Charles Grover ~ho has been 10 The
~,.isrn states the last ~ Years IL spend.
log frw week. With his brOihcfs In this
vieinlly ani hi. mother, widow o' John
Grover.
Nrs Asa Canning. IL quite sick.
Mrs.. Chs.l~y fvruald IL sick.
Js.sph l. Rand IL q litt. bsitsr.
w Canning. IL Improving.
q w.fd.vll A,- painted The school
hou.. in District No. /.
Several p,r,ls. have recently been 10
to~u a. pufchss. oxsn.
Mr. Mgrphy. ) walker aoi A. g Love
Joy. 81 Mason, were ~ The Corner We'd
ncsday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
AiAzon.

Snos sui Ice stiii lager on bill all Ia
valley TIE frost q. not yst oat OF the
gfound. aud grass looks a. th0uga 10 had
. bard stfuggl. Tor life
As Ban hss goi hi. white birch 81
sa.sd 81 bis mill 10 MAs0n lie has some
poplar aud yellow birch % sAs nos.
A ariig. Merrill hNs gone 10 NlrSay
IT, coat mplsiss iraying town
Erviu uatehlns1u hs- lst hl, father. And
moved . Albany Zoe TIE present lie Il
uos aoing grAfting Zoe those -ho desi-s
10 30 ous smoag rs undsrsiAnis The bus
iu~.s hstisf thNn he.
Lon n Tyler hAs . hrood so~ With :
llttsr % tsn pigs. ani A. u. LoS'Joy hA'
on with Eight
NIcs Hshron potatoes ofi0s ?, cents Ps'
tushel. white potatoes ell ~ no price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Hebron.


Last Sunday Rev. e. E.Hsrdeu eNehane'
81 with Rev. Mr. White Of Bath. Mr.
white preached here In the morning. II
Norway In the ansrnoou, and hero sgaiu
In The evening 10 the youug people. aud on
Thursday evening gave = lecture befofe
the siaf.nts. Ills visit 10 the place has
ben enjoyed by al.
The school will close to-day Friday.
l. Bumpus l. Ia town.
4 DOhh,m spent Sunday al bis place
here.
De DouhAms house IL being plsstered.
Mrs Mary whitman 10 qalts sick TIL.
week Dr. Roands OF Sosth Paris has
BEEN 10 sec her.
Mrs Augustus Bampas IL having 9 bad
time with k.r Lungs. J. l.. Bsnpas has
also ben sick.
M Glover. our mall carrier, has been
slck several days.
People have been congrstulsilng them
selves on getting taroagh The winter nice
~, bat these warm days have oroagh'
colds slong.
Yss,srisy Afternoon The thsfmomsisf
~. ~ : 10 the shade on the south side OF
the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
RnckAald

Al q special meeting OF the Buein-ld
Cemetery Association. Saturday. April Is
. eommlttse consisting OF Carlton Gard
psr, G II. Prince and Asa Atwood. was
raised. with power 70 purchase land for an
sxtsusiou OF The grounds, which they have
since done non The heirs OF the estate OF
the late Col white.
De % X Hall and wife returned home
from Massachusetts, last week.
Mr. Nellie Decostsr. milllner, has been
20 Boston for Der spring stock.
Dtnneit the humofist, OF Lewiston, gave
. unique and pleasing en,srtalumsnt q, the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening TO
. good house.
Irish Bros. drive OF is0 cords Of white
birch came down the N,Elnscot 10 The
boom In "spple Pile order.
STANLEY Bi.bse has been III for several
days from cold contracted st the Damon
auction.
Rosslvo Crockett IL nttiug up the Colby
Ssmpson huiliing for = tsrsmsnt
X & Thomes has returned 10 Portland.
Postmaster Cole has returned from Ge-
news. y Y.
Mrs. Bailey. OF Lancaster. ". II, Is Wis
itlug her sister. Mrs J A Rsws0n.
County Attorney Hsrsev has taken q ten
days Trip 10 Massachusetts, In the Interest
OF Homer ". Chase & 20.
Atwood, spsaliisg q Co. are hsadqasr.
tiers for pure grass seed, seed peas and
garden seed. a. ususl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
weat Paris.


FRANK Reed IL putting In the foundation
for new stable.
Simon Picket, Is giving bis house q Goa,
OF paint
s u Locke IL hsvipg some double doors
and . portico rut GU the ffout ofhis house
Miss Psndsxt.r IL 10 give an entertain.
ment With her cisss In eloeution In Dun
hams Hall M0ndsy evening.
The boys and young men OF this place
have oresnlGsd q base ball association
with the folio wing ON ;ets
Manager, Eiisha Emeryi Directors, ,. &, Hid'
Ion, A. n. Address. Elisha Emery. secretary
and Treasurer, bert Bntsr. Captain. q. &.
Adams.
Members ~ the cub are
Vrrd u Danhau, r.. Frank \ Farnum, G..
a. - Adams. Let a. ". ~. nsrksr, ~ u. ten.
Edwards, - n John Barnsit. :. =; q. Pet
h,m L.f.. TT. fiaviae. q. ". L. III. lmery,
a. D n. u. Packard. Ettra Man.
Oar citizens have generously coniiihut.
ed fund that IL quite encouraging. Oae
81 the nue.t base ball grounj. Ia the State
have teen secured on the fat and level
lands OF George II. briggs and will be a..
Ted mp In good shsp@ FOR the game. The
club play their ntst game with the Rockets
Of South Paris Fast Day ~ III O'cloetA n
Grss Il beginning 10 look quite green
In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Rnmfnrd Cnntrn.

The high school has besn closed here q.
many OF The scholars feared the scarls,
fever. Their, are several cases 81 kamfofd
Point and the Corner, bat none here A.
Jet
several farmers have commenced SOW.
iug their grain.
Mr.. y. A. Barker has goae 10 T,x,s
prospecting Tor . new occupation.
Mr ChNlss Gfsh,m has sold one OF bis
horses and booghi another
Rev. Mr il,un,fori will undoubtedly be
retained hsfe for another year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
No-,h.waat Norway.

The spriBg l. very forward. -
The farmsr- are hsuling out dressing
AMI some are repairing fences
Will SswcOmo has hired The Case iAi"
FOR The ensuing year.
Mr. Llttlshsls from stonsh.m. nas ossa
through The place uJisg 10 bay . Ihn,
IL ha. been looking 81 the Case hfm ana
TA-y held 9 second school meeting 10
si.trle, No. I. April l0gh 10 see aooa, To
pairing TIE school house. They voted W
p,lot M. house aud make other repairs.
Horace 4 Andrews. piano taner ana Ie,
p.lr,r. from Boston. Msss repaired ADO
tansd q plano q, Ira JOhnson's last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Brownneld.

Everett Llnsooit and his uncle, Melville
LinscOtt. have gone 10 k,nsa-.
Mrs seldom Boynton died very suddenly
Tuesday morning She will he buried
from the U6lver-.lls, church. She leaves
q husband and adopted daughter.
The P,qusuksi house IL being repaired
generally.
MIS- Sarah iIsrpden has returned from
B0siou where she has been spending The
winter.
MI. Lima Thnk has been quiis sick for
q number OF days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Pond.

Ra'as X. Dsuhsm Ia. ossn ehOssn sgsn,
100 Tie village district. Toe sumner
seaool oil eommsnce az once Oaly one
ie.east oil b. employed this term.
TIE dAncing school bal will - Al me
1sn NJ House on Friday evening. April
"a Music BY the West Paris Orchestra
Anzmsn @ Psrhsm 10 repairing The
I'esari house In . thorough manner Z
f1rsr Ass charge % The lDo.
bJsst. Pond 10 sooa, clear Of Ice To-
day, April lsth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

S1ne % ne iocal story.telisrs Ssru re-
-stty us1ing s1cufsious into The realms
~ msginstiou. shsn The gsuiA Register
20 fruhais tried his band 81 H. sid hs
he siutsr after sas sixteen years OF
a. ! So ssrt into to woods sftsr load
20 49, umosf I got Ou sprstty good
.oA' sri got hung ~ TIE oxen we're
PRETTY stout. AT ~hsu I urged thsm thTy
tact.-,i to 10 snf brok- ta- yoke clssn 10
80 .u he mlidis cat d0sn yslo~
t.rca. AT lr tso hours hai made De-
y1Es. h.ica-f 90 % TIE Loaf AID drawn 10
Clf lf ~ soofs
a suppose. o. glsrief = hJ-stAndsr, "taai
- 'rl.-t oat Toe oos holes vita sek-
krifsff
~ uAs TIE reply, II mtie pin aud
drove out TIE hol-s in The old yoke and
- iaem iuto TIE nss ous
A n~sssrgsr 50 a. once dispatched Tor
Tusussud % Tosussuds sslve fans, bat
uF % Gate b. hss Dot ben fOuud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

George n J.ek.aa. OF Norway. has
oca<ht % Liberty KilgOre timer LOT oe
zach be 10 building temporary Mill
Ne ess also bullt bin q camp sod VII
speuf the Summer here getting cat AID
"sine WOOD snd lumber.
Cnsrlss HodEton I. bone for week.
george Wood. Of Norway Lsks. u hsal'
nd pr..ssd hay 20 Norway dsPo, for w.
H. Whittier.
Geors. y. Andrews. Of oslsnsld. vss In
s-s pls>s tA.s vssk-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Rna, Rrownfiald.

TIE s1Amiuaiion % teachers for th-
summer terms % the schools In towo "ss
held on me sOth, 81 The school house ID
district No I.
Tue Congregational Circle met At Ms
1T Alari'- 90 The aftsrnoon aud even
iux Of The lsth. A merry company OF
youbE people gathered In the evening AMI
pa..sd . very pheasant hour.
TIE April meeting % The w. G. II.
ma -tth NJ. 4 McD0osid on The llth
The amoabt rsportsd a. COLLECTED oy tas
frse Will 0fsTing pan Was neady seven
dollars. =.
Joeu Hoisdou ana wife have gone TO
M,.s.eha.sti. for year. NJ II. has
.Itu.tion on The 10. a N. X. X, saPsfln-
tsnding stone Catting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
I,ocke'a Nills.

O y. harrington 4. very sick With
throu trouble.
School meeting vas held In The school
house last Mobisy night. J. q. Corin
~. elected agent
The dl.,rle, voted IN r,.e one. ,Aoas,nd
dollars for new school house.
CEB Lisb-y h. been qalte alex
A q wOoisum has = very nne stock OF
.prins clothing which he l. -slliug cheap
We understand that John whitman 70 10
move 10 Bryanls Pond soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Dixdeld.

Pred Newton, Of Peru, hss moved into
the up stairs rent where Mr. Bryant lives
They are building . bay window ~ the
hotsl-qaite an Improvement.
Fred Dillingham; IL In town.
Carol Marble. OF Harrington. aged
8. WAS buried Friday afternoon. Funeral
at the hotel.
John Toothaher IL pu,ting the engine
and boiler 10 position II his mill.
Mfs Susan Stanley has been on the sick
let nut IL better nov.
Eas,is Grrenlesfis at home on account
OF the qusrsntine at Ksnt's Hill
The mamps aud German measles are "all
th- rage" here now.
Earl Humphrey has been very sick bu'
IL better At the present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

Ni. ~or,hy % ssing uo,st 10 yoar diary
80 ft'rfyucs To- fufars YEAR, hat 90 Tie
-I.a 10 April. lss9. ne Thermometer o.
Cori-f 'rom .l % s0 in The SHADE insi
tgusif - ssre oct. AZ only uos and
Dsu isle ?stch % sno- to ~ sen
Dsi ths tvrulug ~ss as hslmv .. JAY, ths
f'ogs ssfvusici hllariously, Tie Jaus-ouEs
~sfs tumsfoas All familiar. srt BOZ sni
tsr onr oftho-s other drughts % he
s1nu.f tine. th- M i-qaltor-, pfyssnted
as Gt-nst b.I Coz ngaiiauon. Agar
Ffst.lu.. tasfv as an average % a. east
afl0ts at shA.f ~ snow on he grouud
fts tsupsrstary took tnmhl- hsfore
N ItfsY morning. bat that doesn't chsngs
Lr ss1Fo facts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Oxford.

WIN. Bo--orih died st wsIehville April
9th. aged 30 years u.
Walter n Holmes has been appointed
supervisor OF schools in the place OF Mrs
@. n. Durell. Who declined 10 serve.
Charles Darrell, G Y. Durelrs little son.
broke h's arm last week.
R.y. Mr.. COREY. Of Norway. preached 81
n. NJ. X church Sunday.
George Jones. LssLdsr wardwell. aud
Harry whitshouss went TO ssoago fishing
last week
A gooi pamber wss present at the dance
NJ Central Hall Saturday evenitg There
Vas drill OF The Norway Light lofAnuy
with ice cream, cake, etc.
There II Q sickness In some OF the fsmi.
Ne. in back block said 10 be black messles
M. Booker has returned from New
Hampshire.
Mrs. samuel Bampas has tcsn qalts
sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
East Rnfhnl

II. n Grant i mAking improvements on
tls store ~ adding new blinds and two
coats % paint
Mfs Mar Ests- AMI her daushtsr. Miss
kilA ksts-, have returned from Msssschus.
stis
Z e Ests.. ron MNs.scAusstt. IL now
Attending 10 bis farm ,f.rs Ia this place.
The remains % Mrs. Susan Carey Of
Waksasld, Mass, we're accompanied by
hsr da1ghisr - this place. AMI burial sew
less Svr- held ~ The esmstsry, April i2,h.
& Z. hlmosn !. re-hiugiing III. house.
GfApgs nestipg Saturday svsniug. Apr.
9Th
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Denmark.

Fred Belcher. Of Lawrence, Mass, h,s
bought the hoase occupied by the late
Mr.. ElE,A. Boothby aud moved here.
David Bell has moved into the TsrooI
house.
Samuel Mllliksn, OF Worcester, Mass
who lived here when boy, has been call
Ing on old friends here.
M,Jor sam Hsmlltop. sheriff OF foik
County, IL stopping Of the hotel look
Ing AFTER his extensive Numbering here
lie has many friends here formed years
ago a. the buying agent OF Josephl iIobson
lie stands Elk foot n'e aud is terror u
York County sinners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

Az he pflI- sHhiDltion n Hebron Aea-
i,uy lssi Friday evening large saiisbes
as 10 siisntarce ,rd al ths parts ssrs
trs.y executed TIE committee couslst-
~ 1f R-r wy H1lm-s. % Snath fsfisi
Prof SNAIL kuf Mis- Msry 4 Pray % he
NJfssy Hlgh School. TIE nrst priGs for
tsclsmstion so awarded 90 Charles III.
H1-srt. Souih Psris sscout % Warren
4. Austin. Paris Bll First fsr recitation
. Mss Grace n. Ffsrch. Turner; second
% Miss lons Haflo~. Di1dsli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

Mrs. Emiy Cooper, sho ha- been visit
ing IL oar place hAs gons back % sOath
Paris
Chat Mason. l. y. Sasrsoot, jim Bick
us1. Casriss Fi,gg. john flseg AMI s.u
smith have bssa hslpinx fresm0ui l.
Irish & ca on drive % -alte birch
Aro1t $40 eori. have gons dosa the river
o. lfishs mill ~ The lover village.
fr~i Bsuuett Is - help james A. War
fvu 90 bis house.
GaY g. Turner "a. gone b work fof
Msii-on Rasssl ~ Hartford ihi. season
Fsfmsfs AZ oeglaulng thrlt spring
vofk
We ped good warm rain 10 settle the
gfoutd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Wilaon,a Mills

A cod wave that ne should have hsd
10 March 10 with y. last bow.
Nothing stirribs except river drivers,
sho are going % The river daily.
fred lork. George York and Ar,har
fiiui have gone % The lsks 10 vork on
logs.
Boat. AM supplies have come up for the
df,ving % The tmbsr that -as Cut for Jew.
Oh 4 StrAitou on Tie Joshua Lombard
place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
South Bethel.

Hailed corr .upp.r ct Mr.. Cashmsb's
Pfidsy evening uod.r the auspices Of the
Ladies Sewing Society. A good time and
. gooily uumosr present
The sugar season has closed and al that
have uppsd their trees feel well repaid.
FARMERS are beginning their springs
vork
A J. smith planted nearly . hsf an
sefe OF potatoes last Thursday aud several
have planted ihslr peas.
u J. vlrgla has commenced saving
shinglss.
J. 4. Wentworth will move his family
lIto The place this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

The BOY. will soon Be on The MAR path
for sueksrs. a., !.
81 Hodrm.n IA. parch,ssd . lot OF
7 Va Bsups,t ard ulll cree; hin dwell
lag The coming sumner.
III Richardson uill build Q ne" ell w
nj. bouss this season 49,.
W. Bsunstt Il ssen, for new kino
~ nlo-. .prsnr tooth hsrrov, and movef'
F..msrs win 90 vel 10 give them . VIA
TIE river broke up some Ten Gays n.y.
"A n y.ry lov Cor The time OF ysx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Dickvnln.

F.rmsr. In this ,lelsi,y are dOlug their
springs york.
Oliver Tracy hs. sod hi. Oxen
En- LnvJiy. Jr, has hired oct with
hl. faihsr.in lsw, A. J. fsrraf, Tor one
year.
A W. Atkins has gone - Lewiston 10
learn The cafpebtsr. trade.
n I. Aboou has . crew saving spool
strips.
Thom,s wymAn h.s started oct ped
ding.
joan Lewis. the BOY Petdlsr. called on
u. sgain to-dsv.
Mr.. J & wynan 10 10 poor heslth.
Mr. x 5. Tracey picked Nlal~srs
April iG.h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
NnwrY.

Saars IL slowly DOMINIC her sprlns at
Tire. The tree. ate baddins aud The green
~ spfipglug grass gfccts u. ifom The snn'
ny hillsiis..
The river drivers ate siill Idle, There mol
bslng enough water Ia 4 isi The LOGS.
AmO. ffO.t has been laid up with rhsa'
matism Tor some time.
Mfs Iaa Bean. d,uEhisr % Ei.hs Bart
lsii, 90 mi. town, l. qsits III MI Bart
ls,t himself I. very feeble, la The lat
stage. 20 consumption u l. thought
Nc. Abd Mrs. u u. ku,pp have gobs
away 90 |. short yislt 10 friends Ia Bethel
81 XAtsIfufd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
East Hebron.

The Grange ar. 10 have special meet
ing % sntsrtsin visitors russdsy. the Esd.
Turner. Miaot and Hebron Oranges are
expected 10 be present. MI. AMI MIS-
Hayes are 10 serve on oommii,ee VI ~
rsngsments and oversee The same
Charlie k-sne hss sold his horses and
hired oui 10 Cyrus Hsrsey for The season
Arlbur l. Bonnsy has begun WORK Tor
John Howe Of Greene.
DIR. Bounsy. the peoples fsvorits dentist,
1. 70 make call On this place coon. Lots
OF work IL awaiting him.
II. Il Kssps has ooaehi horse getting
really Tor springs WORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
North Paris.

Rev. J Y. CoohrAbs ha. spent mos, OF
The time al BDaut. Pond Tor several
weeks TnTv have been having quite = ~
vivNl ~ The Pond aud there IL silll gate
40 iutsFs-t 10 the meetings.
Frauk fsrris IL ~ work for n. J. Cash.
msn.
Yield has hired young man by TIE
name OF Curtis for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Hiram.

oar venerable to~b.nsn. Mr.. Eooch
Rankip. WAS stricken with paralysis. lie
l. -iosly Improving.
Me-sr- A. AMI 4. Is. Young and Albion
= Milliksn will can sweet corn ~ Hiram
mi. year. snd their BOOKS are nov open
for contract with planters.
Col Joseph y Tsltchsll OF Hiram, w,s
formerly schoolmsie % Chief Jo.iiee
fulsr OF the Unlisi States SsPrsms
Court
Mr.. Isaac Brown soved hls peas April
lOih.
oar farmers arc fat getting rii OF ihsif
bfu.h fences and suhstituiiog wire.
Cnsrl's Lewis l. siili very III OF typhoid
pusumonlA
Nj. Pricills Adams l. Engaged 10 ,ssch
on Hiram Hill. 50. he. tsagai some may
terms. ani has but fss QiNls - stsaehsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

n. hoa.. sDd s,.ols OF Frsnk Locke At
Wet Frysburg we're destroyed BY nru last
"wednesday morning Very little va. say.
q from TIE balliibgs. Ths Ore originated
ron ~ iueaoator 10 which . lamp was
bnFning
Mr. O.good snd dssshisrs returned 10
Portland this wcsk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Norway Lake.

Ice lss, The lsks the Ion Of The month !
In lscO 10 vent out the isih.
SA. Stevens has been surveying The
H,,hsr~ay farm thls week for Dr. Hazel
ton.
People are commencing 10 work on their
farms The frost l. coming out slowly.
b Cummings started his boom OF
logs acrOs. The lake The night og the lGIh,
AMI got them 10 bis mill The next dsy.
y A Steven. Il surveying Tor farnk
Cox sui Others this week.
q A. Stsphsn. l. Al home again.
Hiith N smith l. 10 tsseh the summer
term of school In District No. . called TIE
Pro.t Hin Dlstric.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Obituary,

Died. In South Paris. April 9TH. 1859.
Margaret d, wife OF Aaron Damn, aged 10
years. In feeble health for several years,
she had failed rapidly during the winter.
and AFTER brief illness died Of length OF
heart disease. A good wife and mother.
Kind psiehbor. o consistent christian.
Mrs Dunn Was faithful In ell the relations
she sustained TO others. She had been for
many years . member OF the Free Baptist
church In 0tlsnsld. Ne. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
North-weat Bethel.

Ar Tusll, Of Wet Paris, was in town
rhur~iay. $500
ss,h Mason 1. a, work At Bethel Iiill
doing oarpsnisr WORK.
The fsrry boat has been osmsnisd and
dsck pat on 10 II and was launched tbs
lTth.
Eimsr s,e,rus works for Miss Amy
Bean tois season.
Msosl l. stsArns has been visiting
friends here bat has nov returned home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Roxbury.

A little warn weather has made qalis
good driving sbi Records logs are going
down river fssi
l. A. Taon. {. throwing In Staples
poplar.
\ N. Locke bal ben trying In vsln IN
ct girl 10 30 hous.vors anil last Tues
dsy. When to- girls osme-hi.. J1.ie
R1Ssrts AMI Nj Lpcks'- daughter Who
~. bssu ~ We, Samaef for medical care.
usr hsaltA IL lmpfoEsi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Milton Plantation.

"a Andrews hs- sold bis dns red horses
Coz sl5O. lie still has good NUMBER of
horsss l.fl aud Frank X GOODWIN has
been employed As helper.
Walter Mann i bow raising another
valuable colt The new one 10 soms,hlns
nss = week old.
4 l. Dodge. who stops with wm. w.
Jackson's family, has grown 10 be quite
40 Indispensable individual here. lie
take. % painting this spting aud those
ladies' Who want . painter risht al hand
.biie house cleaning, are well seeommo-
dated. Mrs. l. Mann Il one OF The nr-t 10
except the beauty OF the new spring ar
rsbgrmsnt
Mrs WIN. W. Jackson Il cOntsmpls,ipg
. visit 10 Massachusetts In the near future.
Mis- Cris-ie Fsrnbsm I. at ~ors io The
family Of Lewis MsnB. Mrs l. Mann Is
Spending Q few days away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Pru.

Hshry Mililnsr and Mrs.. Holil. Turner
ssut 90 Dihn-ld last w-sk ~ b. examined
~ ths c.lsbrsisd Df. fiiEfersli.
n \ SullmAn l. TIE tr.t - 90 any
faimlng lie hAs plated tso bushels OF
potatoes And sosed . peek Of PEAS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

4 rsfr ssrst1r , 2 ri iar sale ~ Palns.s
Fs-ursf, Co. ., Cana Street, Boston. i
"a tl bs . decided im9rovemsnt over sH'
.surg nakss itls indced al article that
ots Assys sauts % TIE osst QaN.iu. A
casag fyffI gsrat0f l. a. Ao0mlnAii0n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
Hartford.

Mrs ChNrlss Cannon % E,s, Buck.
n-ld. snd hsr daughter arv boih very slek
~lth fever.
wiUsios Ansu has bOashi q aiee pair Of
msichsd oxsu % AlotIo Cox
W. y Jordan has bought Ammi Dscos.
tsr's big yeNr-old steers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

Me- harrington has retained to Brook
lyn fOr short time.
The surveyors are al work on The logs
In This yieinity.
somnsr Kimb,ll =. ballding . barn she'd.
John PIX snd ! y stssrus ATE 81 worn
for John NJ. P,ulnsion paI,ing In . cellar
and moving bis house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23
summer.

TIE Ice pas al lsft L,ss L,hr,dor.
Gstilng upset seems o. 30 al The fs.hiou
rar-y 4 4 rect parties. VIA Asia K-sBe,
G.ofgv 49, 4 roy Rlsssll. And lasi Dot not
East. W 4 B,sksr sni yoar cofrssPond'
ut. al snpsr,suclng The Delighted ssnsA
tlou Siihin = weeks tine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-23

A very abe s-fmou. il shAi those
49, beard u ssv % Nv. q Msyo's dis
coarse upuu tas Resurrection, Al The Bapiis,
cslfca Sanisy TIE flfa tscorAtions
ssfv pfoilss sni their Arrangement -
sCisi great credit uPou those VAC 2aril-
gFsic. To- tasir ArrAngrmsnt