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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17


Tie AuirusrnEEin fruren 40 AT The
ferrts cNrfpf Humfnrl Point.
The hack.m.ihs arr raplng their
harvest iusf nHN.
NJ. 8 D Ellioft ant daughter eriric
lrr ru.nr tn N1ssarhusrit. ou a welt O"
frisnI..
..r hf tu-.l1. plrrr ihr late 'onie'i-
crate rrr.Iirni ht. dome tlr must .rnsi-
bIr fh.nr iu tir last thirty YEAR.
Ihr frsmsfrr- 20 fhi. region ar" all
r,iur fur fhs aossl.
mo latest departure u new steam
mill ZAP Elu. River Cor .avlug si-'ol
strips.
NJ much sickness Iu.t now that vii
.sur With thr tllffaul. and dep snoNs.
Co,-I ferr,lne 10 gumfori Point and
Centre. NE river l. frozen AZ Hanover.
Road. rough anil icN.
The slrk ones are Improving
4. ~. Wanlveli who has bsru out ~
health nearly sil the fill L. getting bet
Ger fact.
NJ. sarah Martin. wh" hs. i'-rn 49,
r.au.It .ilk uiih i,phoii purumoun, L.
nearly r,vu,susl Ter .istrr, M.
Nos.it. au aged iitlY Who IT, stopping
aifh hrr d. in t-nDr health.
" excitement here unlN when TIE
hots 20 telling COX stories.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
MESr suMNER.

Tlcrr h,s h,eu f, puc.ilou whether The
SNOW hti Uumr to stay. hut thr high
ulnd ani Increasing cpld ~ ihr lAsi few
da,. wouli .rcm Zee dcciir that 70 ms,
beyond a il0uht.
a.. IA Harold Chandler show 10 good
assortment 81 Christmas novelties.
Miss \ \ Waltz h1s Christians
goe.l..
Mr.. Grorgr D.. ruldfrr aud sou Ar.
thur visited her sister. Mr.. n. n. MaN.
lea. on The llill. q fcW day. since. TIL.
q. Arthuts hr.t "outlng" .lncc hi. in-
luri On september
Nj. Lora Firrsr 6. ,i.liing friend.
about Toe village.
Mr.. carrie lrish. who q. .ick With
lung trouble. 0. ~ her fathers.
Hiram liurk hli a Sudden attack ui
lllness rr,vntly.
\ daughter ~ llcury Siurtc,uni l.
among ihr late sick ons., also The little
sun ~ Mu.rs ~paulilng.
Mr.. n. ~. McNllistrr i iu p"or
health.
Dr. q. VI. Bi.h,v returned from hi. Va
cation trip The llth.
II. n. Ilammoni's child had an attack
II crown the night ~ the it'h.
\ uo,el apron fr.ii,pl will b. given At
thu Nr.try Dee. 18th. The ladies
apron. being unhemmel, The mnsrulin'
Who doe. the h..i work hemming, a. ~
ccl,r q prize; al.o the worst specimen
% .rVlng, e prize.
TcamJrr. arr making ready tor work.
turlr John Cln.e !. through With hl'
suNefiugs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
WILSON'S NILS.

The Abbott Brook dam l. flushed aud
the crew have come out.
J. W. Parker. Of the Berlin Mile. Ma
Ina town Tuesday. booking after the IN
terrsts Of that well aud faVorably knoNn
company.
". ". I.lnnell IA. taken the job In
Ialf-Moon Valley ~ the College Grant
operator. 90 put Ia q million Of timber.
l.. 4. Beattie has come up, Ca scale, a.
u.ual. foe the Berlin Mills 60.
N. g.. Bennett has bought another
horse. lie will buy stumpagc Of ID. NJ
SturteVant and pat up al home.
j. Danforth. If Camp Caribou, was
In town Thursday.
cIibert TYLER. a well known IN team
ter Ina thi. locality some thirty wears
ago. has come up Ia drive team Tor u
4. TWitchell.
"A. FLINT has returned from Cole
brook. bringing i've horses for th'
woods.
Walter hickman returned from Hos
tan saturday bringing a span OF horse'
for the woods aud quite an assortment
Of clothing aud footwear for the woods
men.
N. A. storey has bought a mate foI
M. horse and will haul timber from hi
lot aud put up At home.
n. II. FLINT has moved his family Int
the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
sOUTH BUcHFiClD

The weather G.. 90 variable q q. .afcr
o. a,oll the -ut.ect.
Rob Dean winter. p hur.e Kind.
Ihrr, Tulr hl. Baby Dean colt
about N mouth. Ola. dam thorough
hr,-i. that stands ISIS AMI u aid i'
CLOSELY rcssmhlr Zoe .irv.
charlie. Mckrnney'. PIX Weighed ~
pounds Hiram \. ,ouant killei "a bog
that weighed siu pounds. Vim. hruWn
pig weighed Es- ruuui..
Gcorer = grCuri ..uu ~ samuel h1'
a ~hrDpshir. ~0uthioWn buck iur ale
that .h,arrd ~ pound. lat spring
Gcurgv al.o d.. guoi hNr-icar-olI
Bhfkhawk horse fur 'llr. Ic"rgc q
the hU.. coli breaker.
Tsn ear. 81 poplar have bcen LOADED
from the \. g.. Packard farm thi. week
tu 20 tu Canton.
Merritt Par.on. hi. .oll 80 worth ul
butter from hi- roN thr pat year o..
side. furnishing hi. family With mill
aud butter.
Frri =. Fo.ier his gone 90 North
Adams. Macs. to work Ia "a shoe shop
IIi. brother Frank i.mlrrici AMI rcsiir'
there.
W intended uD di.cuurte.y tn "Nrsl
~umuer" only commsndatinn a. stated
\. A.. p,cu.trr packed uud dcll,'r~I
al. apple. 90 thr village thi- week.
Ia thr impending change Of p"sima-
Ter. The people Of buckhrli have 90,
hr.t actual experience 81 change 81
administrations.
Ne.. Mr Editor. The Republicans haN,
control of bath House. II tongrcss and
ths Executive ani nov % "a carefully
watch ani .rv What legislation ]. enact
"a iu The inicresi ~ the pooplc. 1t u'
d. patriot. a. well "a. partisans.
There l. hope for future generations
as ue rad in looking Backward from
srnu' that fal.ehood or Icing had at
that time lcrome one IL the lust acts.
Henry :. Mclntirr of rrru !. seriously
SICK at \. a.. Roberts With disease 81 th'
kidney. bcing attended hy Dr. Caldwell
John 4. gecori be. boughi thr widoN
ghss- place anil Arthur Lowell l. -""t
ID uecuuV the rrut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
WATERFORD

Thc pp.t office va. moved Dee. 1t
from Iharlr. 4. Young. store to WI
liam ". Watson. nrw Office.
The following officer. we've elected At
the annual meeting IL the VI. Iirru
Lodge ~ =. ~. \. VI. rue.,lhy evening
Dc,. 3
VI isaas Jewell
~. ttrurg a Nillrr
IN WALL 7 Bn,wu
Tr,ss IuTi plummrr
80. 4. .. Nilsnn
The officer. Werr Installed lhursdal
afternoon by Pact Master cyrus :
Green NJ Masonic Hall. An oystcr aud
pastry supper was served 40 siN o'clock
H. . gnodiy number. after which was d
social time until eight. When the dane
Ing commenced. Excellent music Wa
Furnished bv the Norway Orchestra
four pieces, i. n. llasclton. pOmptcr
Fifty-tNu couples were un the noor al
a time. and u Wa the most pleasant
public installation ever held.
Two farms WIRE ailei one night last
week near south Waterford. \ bag ol
fine feel was taken FROM one and several
bu.hel. IT cat. from the other.
Rev. e. l.. skinner ani wife are awai
ou a vacation.
Mi. Emma Everett las new organ
T.. H. kimhlll l. doing a good busl
me-. making axe handles.
Nri stone .. at home from Bethel fo
u few days.
gnhie Plummer 1. clcrking for Alberl
Grccn. Bridgton, through the holiday.
BEAD ssMakf ut," AL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
WEST PARIS

Christmas l. coming and our traders
are getting ready for IL. l,amsdell a
Hollis have good line N Christmas
goo,ls lus' received. 4. y. Curtis a Go.
have received some and Mr.. Curtis has
gone to Portland to-day Saturday To
purchase more.
Mel Packard lost the little finger FROM
hls left hand on the burr planer Al the
Pioneer Go. min. Monday morning.
Dr y. n. packard and T.. II. Adkins
have moved into their new houses this
week. Alonso Dlmmock. Jr., has rrnt-
ed the upstairs rent In the doctors new
house
There viii b. Christmas tree In Cen
tennial Hall Wednesday evening, Dec.
2ith. Al arc Invited. The entertain
ment will be- furnished by the Methodist
sunday school.
\. J. Curtis & 60. have the Brussels
'n0 rOsln" soap for sale, bars fSr sic.,
aud = patent soap tuy thrown la.
The stuart iirothers, ~ South Paris,
arr doing the inside painting ON the
Rates house.
Horace Churchill, ~ Norway, has been
doing some work for Dr. Packard. H.
l. nov az work NJ the Maple House.
Chauncy y. Child- went to Portland
last Tues,lay to attend Shaw's business
COLLEGE.
our street lamps have come aud part
II them arv up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

The ladies 81 Canton Point will hold !
fair al their hall Decembcr 18th and istl
10 conclude with social dance.
j. ". Ricknell aud family have N,
turned from Minot.
There vii b. a convert 40 the unlVer
salist church SUNDAY evening Dec. 2ad
a which time II l. expected that Rev
VIZ. PAYNE ~ Tufts Divinity school wil
- prrsent.
Rev. Mr.. Donham will begin hi H.
bar. ss pastor 81 the unlyrrsallst church
iNsccmller al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

Mr.. Ann FLINT started -omr thi'F
ur.l. ren fuf Mts.arhu.rtf. ani ON
nretirut combining hu.iurs. sud Willing
fri.nl. ~he i. nuW at birmingham,
conn. In ths family uf N. NJ. Robbins
"a fuuurr usighi'or and frirnt, AMI T.
quite ia sud under thr carc 81 a puN'''
clan .t-
Ah.I Andrews and his ueice, loiiir
Andrews. have gone GO stowe attending
tn hu.lnr-. anil ,i-liius relatives.
. llrur, nrgg. walked from h'ih'l
Hill SUNDAY morning. attended, rhufth Ai
ar Corner lu ihr forenoon. and Pa lh'
.ffrruouu attended meeting 81 me
N.uns p,.nple'. society 20 Christian IN
,I..,or Il uhleh d. j. precedent. lie
t.tl fhr misfortune to rrgvi,r an injury
,tiI. u.tIkinr o. met IL team and the
sleigh shsf struck him iu the siir ,iiH
D.. vfII have fu ilV hN work Tor aNhil''
T,r Nrtha.ii.t fair lat week Nas quite
"a sucrvs-.
a. Putnam pl..r. here quite ir,'lurni-
lt Supplying our people Win "i'' ''''
sf reasonable pricv-.
iUnm Eoblin. g. purchnsiug b'ci'
rark anl poultry uni carry ing u u"
~i,.Ihune ani t,ufhlm, y. IL.
r.. LuiLin. uho WORK. in II. \ 'uui-
u,ir.-,. blacksmith shop l. crowded Win
u.rI aud O. giving guoi .,ti.incii"n.
n ~ prr..sr hl. tWo team. hauling
t..nltr fsr Thomas \ lia-tings. llc m-
.,...i rruf iu clint laerrnr's nous
snl h. and hi. wife i,e iu so'd ''y l'
aud board thrir help.
George N. Hotkler ms Got al -leo'
.frin. hsule,l to Elliott a Bartlett !, mill.
tharle. Gru,sr has ID iob logging Tor
nuruhtm a clark. -
e. Iayeiov's two daughters 81 VA
.,n urrr 40 thrir uncle's last week
H.. .i.l-.t q. but n YEAR OIL Vet "a,
I .ir.,r 4 Young spirited horse and -ceu'r'
...,,.f.r II the situation.
/ J,me. 4. klmhalrs hah" ha' h,'cn
I,nrerou.lr sick with pneumonia h"'
/ i .nfng better. ,,,..,
/ o. market. g.,
/ Clinton Lawrence.
Read WAKE up AL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
WISH nIInII.

several student. from thl. place 90 Z,
Gould Academy this winter, where th'
management aud instruction arr hrsl
class In every respect. More would have
attended hat for the excellent corps III
teachers employed In our town schools
They signify their Intention to attend
the spring term and arr already s"cur
Ing rooms to that rnl. Prof. Hall u
fast gaining the reputation 81 an Impair
tial worker In hi calling and will re-
ceiyc the support ~ ~ the bcsi friends
Of education.
". q. Chapman l. putting IN ear
load ~ feed for hi stock.
Pleasant Valley Grange held their
annual election 1T ofiicet. last Satur'
day evening with the following rcsult
Master. " VI Masou
Ovsr-e.f. ". \. Iarssl.
Trrss u. D Nile
So Mr.. " N. Masou.
AFTER election they discussed the mcr
IL. 1T hot oyster stew prepared by th'
sisters.
cur roAds arr In first class condition
Tor runners, bat the team. must b" vel
.hsrpened.
\ thief or thlcyc. entered \. :. Bean.
store last "wednesday night aud carried
away watches and chain. a. the amount
~ al,oui siOo. n =. supposd they entrr.
"a by rai-ing the sash ~ bay window,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

Iu.t snow enough for good slclghing
but not quite deep enough Tor much
business IN The woods.
cur farmer. arr quite busy getting uT
their YEAR. supply ~ wood and doing
small iohs II lumbsring preparatory a.
l~giuning their inter's work.
seth Barkett lns contracted tn haul
several cori. ~ bark FROM Clarence
Hing. home place a. Brigion. :. l..
pluumer also hauls - conls from
Hing. landing a. llridgton.
VI VI. lIamlin i numbering In Cor
ham, y. II.
". 4. Grrrnc IL North Waterford
was IN town this week.
Mr ". ani family soon go 90 lancas'
Ter a, BE- hos the posltion made vacant
hy the resignation ~ =. II. llamlin.
W II. Eastman ~ East sumner made
us living visit few day. agu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
MESIcO


Miss Lydia \. lloustin, aged ~ YEAR,
daughter ~ CLARK and Anna IIoustin, a
Young lady 81 much promise, dici sat.
urlav morning and was buried Monday
morning. Her funeral was largely at
tended Rev. Mr. llannaforl, the oilici-
ating clergyman vas ssslstcl hy Mis-
.ionarv York. The East lumfori choir
Furnished the singing. "l.lll" was an
excellent scholar She had taught a
number ~ school. In thl. aui adjoining
towns. She taught the summer term Va
the Harlow llill district. Soon after "
clo.e she ~. taken sick ani. although
everything desmel necessary vas done
Tor her rscoVcry. u was without avail.
The past has t~'en an unusual yrar with
"a. In respect tu the number of deaths
here.
Mis- Abigail lIod.,lou. ~ Byron, i
falling. Her sister. Rebccca, l. With
her a the home 81 Gilbert llodsdon.
Lula Abbott Il now better bat has had
uulfe a sick time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
ngBRos

Mi.s Ediih Packard y. on her way io
California ihls week. She Intends io
.iay thrrr tlll Npril.
l'rof. Sargent u away ani viii 90 to
New York before his return, which viii
D. after Christmas.
=. II. Glover has In a ilne lot III Christ
ma. goods. and one can hnl almost any
thing they wish Mr. Glover keep. up
with the time. anl l. I've mao In the
place.
Preparations arr hcing made tor cXrr-
clses Christmas evening.
Mss Martha Pratt had a very severe
an turn ON saturday last bat l. now com
Portable again.
Alice Merrill l. gaining slowly.
~ VI ESerrtt hts begun hauling lum'
lcr fnr hls new huiliings.
Nipple. arr mnstly soll herr ani rN-
pccteyi o. ~ ihis month.
Read Wake az" al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
EAST BETHEL

Ml.s Nina BroWu has gone from
among us A. thr bride ~ 'liiion kilgorr
~ NeNrv. MANY friends wish her q
happy future.
Ml.s Helen Bartlcti ha. gone To Han
over irr.smaking
Mr.. Dyke, Who has had charge ~ 4.
L.. Estes' farm. has moved away. AMI
Mr. n. Est~s has charge ~ the farm.
Eugene Bean l. AZ homc frum DUN
mer. y N.
The Library circle vill - entertained
hy Mr.. Carrie Rsrtlcti rhursiay after
moan and evening. De-. 10Th.
The terrible news ~ the death hy
drowning II Robbie Cru.s. ~ nriigion.
rrachs,i us Wr,lncsiav. SAD hearts -
m-mhcr the noble hoy aui express decp
.umpaihy Coz the lerrs,ei parents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

Ths congregational isdie.' Ciryle met
eIfh Nj. iasiuh D.. hiiry lat Wei
nr.iaV evening.
2. \ Perkins bot a. valuable thres-
tssr-oiI coif lat vrek from hiooi poi.
coming
rruf Parker hs singing elias. 10
-.sufh Aulutrr.
Ni.. Elnebr r,or will .p.ni ihr uin.
f,r Iu Nre Nurk. leaving home thi'
arfk
Niss tull q. Nhi-sit leave. town this
artk fnr Mrfhurn. Mac.
William Harding D. ou ths sick hst.
4. 4. Irruth has taken ioh to hul
Co., spnirr. Ntrl~l h1 jacob llnis lou,
frum ths wards at GnXhury Pond.
Th- poplar ohl~r. arr rushing thr
poplar tn thr river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
HARTFORD.

Aunt Marcia Bates has gone 10 Canton
to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs
Coolidge.
VIII Russell has moved from the I'd
shaw farm 10 Buckfleld village.
Amos Purkis has sold hls two-year
old steer. aud bought thoroughbre,
Jersey COW.
\ good recipe for curing hams u q
take quarts OF SALT TO 100 pounds o.
pork, pint of molasscs, l Tablespoonful
81 .oda, ! tablespoonful Of saltpetre
Put II into xix gallons Of water; Dol
aud -klm until II l. clear. Walt until ]
l. cold before using.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
aucxrirlp

Alfred Holland has returned from
Lynn, Mass, for hi. family aud expects
a. move them on NJ once.
Charles Bowen will occupy the res.
ldence vacated by Alfred Holland.
"Wednesday and Thursday evening IN,
Methodist Circle gave festival nj Re
form Hall.
The flne slelghlng since Thanksgiving
l. gradually disappearing.
Christmas goods arr coming Ia the
front this week, aud Atwood, Splnlilng
a 60. Away. have something lie.idc ihc
cheap, caich-pcnny stun. Call and see.
Edwin =. Atwood has been appointed
postmaster, Vice Alfred Cole resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

~ have hal tuo rain storms Zinc"
saturday AMI ihc roiis arr decidedly
sloppy.
Irving Sican.. 1T Herllu, y. H., wa'
in town on q diving visit saturday.
D.. =. ~trlrns has hlrri the llowari
Thursion huilling. fnr The nee ~ hls
logging crcN tMs winter. IT, d. going
o. cat white hirch anl poplar and sia,e
timlrr fuf VI. L. Ihur.tnn.
Walter fosier has gone tn Grafton.
IT, hls taken loh .leillng fnr tn
Hulok's Hrnthrrs
\ church fair was held 40 thc corner
Wolnr.daS evening
Preparations are heing madc for
Christina. "a Ncwry anil at the Brinch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

The past few dav. ~ .lciding hay,
been well Improved hy those Who hay,
wood and timber to haul.
80. Wymin h getting ready io 'aW
hirrh
I.C. Putnam l. telchlng Ia Diet. No
L. Peru. Mr.. Joseph Putnam y. teach
lug at franklin Centre.
u. :. Tracy .old nine lambs the past
autumn; the average weight ~ thcm
telling Over ninct y-one pounds. Reckon
ine flvr lamb. b. kept AZ home, making
fourteen In ~. b. realized "a profit II
so fnm - sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
HIRAM

The uniScrsalisi churrh aud sabbath
>chonl hrought out drama entitled.
"tn the fnsny's Camp" on Tuesday
evening. Grange Hall was crowded snd
The net rrreipts s5n.
Mlss Lizzie Chadbourne has gone Ca
frveburg Academy.
Marshall l.. wadswOrih late ~ Co. n.
ssth Maine Regiment has received pcn-
Sion.
The tremendous gale 81 "wednesday
night FRUSTRATED fcnc,s ani made havoc
generally.
little son ~ Ivory y. Goodwin fell
on = sharp stick rrcently aud was badly
rupturt4l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17

ra. ~ Welgr'. lecture. vhich "a.
,...,..r.I fr.m Wclnesday o. Friiav
...r ~ Hn afgnuuf 10 the storm. va.
&c.. Irrrlrl ,nusiieriug The weather.
vf.h al. rough ani cod. M speaker
.....I eth ..me rrmhrks ooucrruiug
ELL. ..t.r.sI difuslou anil lmfauhlltt
.f ...f.r.. nud trirf description ~
tf.. er.afh Thru. as D. IL sah that
4. ....r. .snnHt sav auvthiug upon ans
..H..f a.fh.uf mnranfiug. and fhe lrc-
f.-.r iII nnf uish to ln'ure the rrpuft.
e.. .ffhf .ioth. d. prosrc,issl Oh moral
r AMI fhr moral ID thaf -0mr
Ell. ... mosquitoes. I'M their Trrslsiruf.
.......e anuoVing drtotinu fn our
..... arI .ur Mrn uuiY Yet thr mau
uf a... m .ucrsssl ln fhrse da1. musf
Do. ..mrih.ug 20 thl. quality. III
|...r 10 fhr irV IL toward Cruful
U..... ..alIlt snl iniusirally Ihe
t...... 400 ln.iustr.r. 20 thf cuuuirY
.r. I.ue .nn.iuCtrl mnrr anil more in
r.-m.fh Establishments. and thr small.
I.rf friir.man nr mc, hanir u
r..I.I I'M. fh. ualI Ihr rhaulr 10 thr
...' r.s.nr fn rmInruHr III lrss than
H.H N.|HH u |aHN A. NNAI n
... .. fIr fur. huf there arr murv un
o. r.r.. 20 tte hiirr The lessou ~
H.. .. f..f fho.r uho euuh sucr-7I
-.. .s mH...uIfuFs. mlsf have uur
r ... HrI shnH large amount ~
......t .nr.s II connection efh De-.
E .t.r. danger 0f UlrrtIuc thI. ou'
...fr tffhI. is Done fhr min D.
,... ..tnh. a nrr..tlul man. mental
mIrI snI drfnmnl. d. know
.... f..a 10 nn't unr suhHnlf. iu Iiu'f
r.f. AuI whatever thIs uur
n.r i-.. fhr mtu's u-rfulnrss b.
r Ihr Temperance Causr may
I. H.I Nr "a oman ehn knnss 20 uuth-
.. ..... anI crank In thr pulpit b. a'
t....a crank anywhere cisc. What
a. .I...I strive to Pei D. mrn 90 unr
r. ...I. fn hs followed earnestly. Doc
ff. exclusion 90 al rIsr. W.
.I.. ...k fn Del broad. fun complete
H.I sUmfu.
u. rurr apnhui~i heartily ai
H- ..r. anI vishrl there va. mofr ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
EAST SUMNER.

On Tuesday. the 81 inst, Miss Alice
\. Her.cy. daughter Of Henry u. iIersey
of sumner. was married 10 Mr. Fred
erick \. Taylor. of boston. Rev. \. h
4. small ~ Portland, oflclaied. Thirty
four years ago. lacking one week. thu
samc clergyman performed slmllal
service for the brides parents. Mls'
IIersey became acquainted with Mr.
TAYLOR while serving NJ the Polan,
Springs. Mr.. TAYLOR formerly lived IL
Birmingham, Eng, but came 10 TIL
country when ~ age. We acknowledge
thu receipt of wedding cards. The -
teemcd couple are now on tour la New
York aud New Jersey.
SLOCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
EAST BRoWNFiGLO.

There will be- Christmas concert at
The congregational church. Sunlay even
Ing. Drc. -. aud union Christina.
tree aud exercise. 10 the town hal
Christina. night.
n. y. Gilcs. George Haley, Blanch,
Oulnt aud Addic Mar.ton have gone "a
fr,eburg Ia school.
&. T.. llill has gone "a kent's Hill.
Addic Allard will not teach this Win
ter. hut will stop with her aunt, MR.. v
n. Stickney. while j. T.. slickney l. Ia
South America.
Mr.. !. II. IIill has returned frou
Madison where shc has been With hcl
sister, Who l. very sick.
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noRWAV LAKE,

IL Partridge a.. bccn quite .ick the
pi.f week.
samuel rauridsr aud wife ar quite
lick With Culds.
Ephraim wood Q. cutting plue timber
on The golfr farm
Mr.. Olive MILE Ia. ho'n quite .lck thr
p1st week. Size q. thr oldlr.t woman Lea
town anl o. the daughter ~ joel stew
ems. one ~ The Dirt settlers ~ Norway.
Eiith VI. smith has gone to llafrl.un
with Der brother. Charlie. u. smith, th'
photographer.
Harry Wood 9. driving Partridge n
pauforth'. team this week.
Read "Makr up" a..
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aaXAArs POND

G.. Jackson ha. rrutei pari Of hs
house o. ID Pike.
The store heu.e Owned by ~ a
Martin 4. Tor ale. Mr.. ". 4. 4 axe !.
going a. Massachusetts.
VI. VI. Hathaway say- that hls trade i
ON the inrrrase. Mi. Mabel Myman l.
clsrkiug Tor him.
N. \. Bndcsn l. on the rad selling
fruit tree.
4. II. Durham has the agency In this
section for the Philadelphia Copying
COMPANY. one of the most reliable firms
IN the lultod >iates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
pERu

Henry Robinson has sold his oxen "a
90 into the woods. lie got slls for
them. lie has also bought him palr
Of large horses of Mr.. Andrews Of Nor
way. Their weight l. about 2iOO lbs.
Mrs. u. W. knight has gone away "a
work again.
Miss sadie Castle has gone back Il
Wateryille.
We had quite rain storm on the oh
which almost rulnei our slelghlng and
carried out what Ice had formed In th,
river.
Mr.. Emma Stlllman has gone to Mrs
VI. Halls 90 take care of her children
while shc i teaching school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-17
soUrn RoSBURV

The snow 9. neifl, gone herr, AMI IL l.
raining hard to-day. Thi. .. bad Cor
people Who want q" cummcncr hauling
lumler.
There Wa an entertainment 40 4.
Bucknhm'. lat Tuesday night consist.
Ing ~ game. AMI charidcs. Refresh
mrnt. we're served anl every one that
so. prrlrni viii sgrre in .Aviug that VI.
anil NJ. u. cannot b. easily beaten iu
getting up gUoi times.
Thew se.ms to D. quite a mtun iur
l,c,um. in this .c,ilon thi. fall. ME-
Mar, Hall Ia. hid several in connection
with hrr school iu Mexico anl there IA.
i-.su .ome in othcr plarr- near herr.
Tiir.~ lvrrums sr' very Instructive AMI
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BRowSFIElD.

r.. q. sulliyan's Musical aud Dramlti,
Company are here foe the week giving
entertainments NJ the hall.
The n. T.. sc. met at Mr. ". spring
Tue. iay evening.
a. every one knows We have had rail-
aud snow alternately aud the conse
quence l. horrid travelling and slopp,
walking.
John McDonnal l. doing big busi
ness In ale work, also In hauling bark,
IL has bought two pairs Of very fine OK
en-.
Mr.. Edmund Wentworth J. very low
She has been Out of health for numbel
Of months.
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l,sin-i quite hari herr "Wednesday
>lrighlug ncsrl, gone.
There l. a. De- q .chool exhibition and
lyccum 40 town hall Friday night.
&C. Fainter l. moving a. The village
here hc has Engaged with the siuo
mill company
Eui,h Holman .. giving music lcs.ou
Ia ihis vicinity.
sidney Whe.lvrght Z. Teaching
singing .chool in district No. n school
hnuse.
~elby aud Nmia Holman have l'crl
quite lick thr past week. \maa l. ~
fnrts.l little better.
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d. Paris Literary anil >ociai Drcle
v.I ua,f sf the tcstr, ~ M hapiisf
.f.r.h "Wednesday afternoou at q
...sL Auicuic supper VII D. ssrtcl
.f.t. arar vhilh therr VII d. an eu-
,.r,a.rr.nf rui.tioi An llour with
U.r... followed hv a. social hour.
A" .r. cordially Invited