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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-22
toME AND FARM.

"A salve of equal parts Of tar, tall
low and salt will cure tL..s worst case Of
ielon.
To take ink out of linen dip the
ink spot in pure melted tallow. then
wash out the tallow and the ink will
come with it. s
An orchard should not be cultivat-
ed after. the first Of July. Late cultiva-
ton causes late growth, and the wood
does not ripen in time for winter.
1t is not always the low price that
is ruinous or disadvantageous to the
farmer, but the fluctuations of the
market. A sure market is the best Of
all, and the home market is the only
sure one.
Sweet Soda Cakes: Take one and
half pounds of flour, one of sugar,
half a pound Of butter, three eggs we'll
beaten, and small teaspoonful OF soda
in q teacup of sour cream; add rose
water and nutmeg to taste; work until
very smooth; roll out and cut into
cakes.
Milk and cream and butter rapidly
absorb odors and retain them. If the
stable is filthy and foul smelling, milk
which is drawn in such an atmosphere
is pretty sure to taste of these odors,
and the same may be detected in the
butter or cheese made from such milk.
We wish the unsatisfed boys on
the farms could get clear glimpse OF
the young lawyer wearing out the win
dow stills of his Office with his heels,
vainly wondering when his first client
will come; or see the young doctor ex-
hausting all of his patience before the
first patient comes.-Iowa State Reg
lister.
Apple custard pie should be baked
with an under crust only. The filling
is delicious if made of one pint of sweet
milk, ona pint of smooth apple sauce
we'll sweetened, three eggs; flavor with
lemon Or n little cinnamon. This will
make two small-sized pies or one very
large one.
Did you ever figure up how many
mics your faithful old Dobbin has
travelled? An Eastern Maine man has
done it, ard finds that in the thirteen
years he has driven his horse she has
gone $4,000 miles by the record. In
ten years q pair of Eastern Maine stag
horses have travelled 20. 900 miles.
Transparent Icing: Oae pound OF
pulverized white sugar in basin with
one-half pint Of water, boil of consist
ency of muCilage. then rub sugar with
wooden spoon until it becomes white
and milky; add two tablespoonfuls O.
vanilla, mix we'll together; pour thi:
over cake while hot so as to completely
cover it.-Ballou's Monthly.
The custom of roughly preparing
the land for corn is being discarded
Experiments show that it pays to re
duce the soil for corn to as fine condi
ton as for garden crops. The lane
can not be worked over too thoroughly
before putting in the seed. If the sol
is well-prepared the work of after-cul
| tivation will be easier, and the corr
will better endure drought.
A nice chocolate pudding is mad,
as follows: Pour a quart of boiling
milk on a pint OF bread crumbs, and le
it soak for about five minutes. ADD
the yelks of four eggs, two cups o
brown sugar, a small lump of butter
and grated chocolate enough to make
the pudding black Bake half an hour
When done beat the whites of the eggs
and add four teaspoonfuls of powdered
sugar. Put on as meringue an6
brown.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-22
OUR HoNoRED DEAD.
May so.

AMT perls .he& like sun-smote flower;
Vhe silent coward in the heart;
The me- msry OF the weakest hour.
The thlr e We are not-meanv to be-
ana s<au go begging grief to make
US, 1or:: the love We bear to ys-
On. take them all, for loves dear sake.
wa else in earth or Heaven can knows
'AiSe the dear dead, who can forgive?
Again, because we love you So
Be patient. Tench US how to live.
This once again, the Nscorching tear
And aching lips We bring. we trust,
Bearer TO US the treasure here
Than AL that tirs, above the dust
Oh, happy dead who Went to God!
Hold, hold us in yourlove Away
Hay the viotets on the sod,
We lay our hearts to yours to-day
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in N. Y. Independ
eQt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
North.west Bethel

Mr James McCu,ehsn, who IL cutting
timber back OF The Rowe lot, has sen
some large grey wolves several dinsrsn,
times this fall A party went 10 aun,
them bat succeeded in naiing nothing but
some tracks.
NJ. Psnlsv, l. Que OF Bsihels smsrtssi
butchers. la the year iSss be bu,chered
and sold 80 heat 81 cattle whose dressed
weight va. ggsgO pounds and sold I've
hsAd Al dressed that weighed 2012 pounds
Killed ant sold $50 lamb, ~ calves, )
hogs, slOO worth OF poultry. solf sl25
worth Of loostsrs aud oysters, 2O-56 poans
Of fresh n,h. 1000 ponds OF trips, ssnssge
and pork; also raised and sold So 30
worth Of garden produce.
Seth Mason has rather 81 extra looking
team consisting of his brood mare "Jvnnls
NJ :" weight ilt? pounds, and his I've year
old geldlug. "Bonuie Boy" weight l025.
They are q dark brown 10 color and Ma
sou says when be calls on them they are
always ready.
We think The prs,iies, gentlernsn's drlv.
ing beast anywhere round here Il "Jet" .
black mare OF Blsckhs~k descent, raised
ana Owned BY Granville Chspmsp. Is
take- q smart horse % keep up with her
ou the road, sud. a. the Old saying i, she
4. as pretty ~ picture. Mr. q. has rails.
"a oBe colt from her and has given 10 10
hl. oldes, grandson.
We understand that james Chspmsn
hs. returned 10 The Old place and will run
The mill a. form,lly.
Hiram aud Irving Wilson are getting on,
hard wood for the chair factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Albany.


The cold snap ~ Monisy the. t,h. was
noted here. bni rs below vas a. far a. we
could look, not being willing 10 go sooui
much In search 81 extreme cold weather
There have been one vr two cases OF
mump. In The nslghoorhooi. Mary Allen
IL sick With them.
&c. sssi, h,s been spending . few
days WITH his family.
Mrs Henry Davis has neuly recovered
from the eject. OF The shock which laid
her PROSTATE last fall. Her friend, were
h,pPlly sarprisei 10 visiting her = short
time sitee
Mrs.. J.n,rson Jackson n. trouble with
Der eye again this winter. Her friends
think peTh,p. 81 operation Il the needed
thing. Ne. JseksOn'- folks are well bless
"a la having Clarence Jackson. q dutifal
sni well respected sou. at home Tor the puf.
pose % ,sking care % them.
Miss Ann Davis L. very Low. Her home
!. with her brother. jim Davis She Il.
one Of those patient sufferers OF whom the
world l. fall
Joseph W. Cumuiings IL 9 gres, sui fer
from . bruised iagsr II being on the hand
that w,s wounded Ia the army.
Horsee VI. fiske. Esq, Vas In town
Mondsy aud Tuesday.
A q L,ysiby OF Mason. p,ssed here
Saturday. driving cows which be bal sold
20 parties IN Norway.
R,beri Iaghsm. Who had long been
feeble from p.rsly.l. va. bu'ied Saturday.
Rev Mr.. Hardy % Bethel. offieisted 81 the
funeral. Mr. Iugh,m came from The old
eouriry In 1870 lie has been an indus
~ NJ ~ IN
mulstsi some property which be leaves "a
wife and two daughters. lie was 81 intel
ligsui, hind hearted aud honest man.
Abel Andrews little boy has been very
.iek.
In 1881 the Stat ~ Maine paid q bouniy
on raising whest-e0 cents per bashsl u
each farmer above the nr.i twenty bush.
els. finy OF cur AlbAny farmers obtained
bounty smountirg % $50
In ls50 and 1891 The state paid bounty
OF cents per head for silllng crows
10 less there were as bears allied 10 toe
State OF Maine and bounty OF sS paid on
each.
approve Of the suggestion OF you'
Hiram correspondent In regard 10 Riyiug
some sketches OF the history OF the old pl
Oneers OF bali . century ago. IL was my
privilege 20 have some slight seqasint
sncs with most OF those named by him
VIII no, Brother ws5-worth give The
matter good send "a and perhaps o,hef'
will follow.
Hope our legislature won't ~ In bur
~ 20 move our State cspltol. II IL .euer
ally hest IN let we'll enough alone. Their,
are many things In favor OF the presen, 10
cation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
0rAanWOOd.

Nearly four fee, OF snow have fallen
.lues the last % January wh-n winter
came IN star. and 1. now sboat ~ inches
dep In the woods. IL IL settling conilna'
slly.
Thsre va. . circle around The sun ffi.
isy In the loren pOn In which the pfismat-
IL colofs were visible, aud jist a. night .
r,lnbow. OF more correctly speaking. .
sunhos
wh,t present. more bssuiifal spps.r'
snce than q million snosf,kss spsrkling
la the san.hine. like dismouds ofth nnesi
s,,sri saeh sight Nc were permitted
IA see La, SABBATH 90 our wsy 20 meeting,
and the nrs, time ~e have seen II ihls
winter.
R,asom Cole. seven children have all
recovered from the measles, bu, bis vile
Who sls) hal them IL yet Ia very feeble
health and has q bad cough. She Il silll
undsr the care Of Dr. K,nkin.
NJ. T. u went % Milton last week on
q visit. came home with siolsni cold,
aud "a. soon 90 hosrss q. % ~ unable to
speak above whisper. Subsequently, she
hsi . touch OF pnsumonls. bat IL feeling /.
little better today aud hopes IN pail
through without the AID OF physician.
Having little space len. ws viii jos,
refer 20 . couple % those photographs
shown o.. by Mr.. Cochrsne. . week OF tso
ago Oae WAS the city ~ M.almsln.
whsre Df Jaj.0u lived AMI translated the
Bible into the Batmsse language Qaiis
. nambsr OF Dr. Jaison's converts ~ho
-ere hsp,lssi by him, are s,lll living
They reverence him A. father. AZ vel
they might Mr. COehrsns lived 10 The
same city and ouly fe~ rods from where
TIE Dr's house had formerly stool. The
city 4. sitastsi on the river s,lvlen. sboat
~ mile. from The ocean, and contains
loo 90 Inhabitants.
The other pleiate Vas that o' an ele-
phsu, with hl- trunk around long beam.
IN the act OF placing II on . pile OF timber.
Mr. Cochrsnc says that ,u.h 10 the Intel
lisspos OF the animal that after be has plse-
81 = stick on the pile. he will step back
short distance ~ sxsmln. II. position.
AMI n IL lie. disgonslly 90 oui OF straight.
he will 90 and place u on line With The
rs., Of the pile. That Il more than In.
siiuci, 10 10 khowleige combined With
reason, . calculation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
South Buckneld.

The Messr- Resell. having made their
nile on Star GsIsr. have bought the Jones
iso-ysar.oli BABY Dean geldips OF Robin
500 Dssn
Al Ra.sell recently found Q horse shoe
IN the road with nail la each hole. A
nice omen OF good lack 10 IL said.
ST. valsBtlns'- day IL with u, and The
road. 90 soaih HI have no, yet been brok'
en- BY man or beast.
"soaih Bgeinsli" wants To sell his farm
snd migrate To Aroos,ook. the garden OF
Maine.
W A. Gsrri.h Il marketing 30 cords Of
wocf AZ the yillsge.
Henry q shaw Il wintering III swine.
John Damon has been falling since last
f.iL lie has 90 much debility Of the stom
sch that little food IL retained by H. Mr.
Damon has always been noted for bis en-
ersv aud Industry.
Uacle Ohio Cnsse At the "MIils" Is re
ported In . precsrious state OF health.
Nslghhor Jssou's famous ''7.yeAr.old'
oxen bsys both .sccambed 10 the rigor'
OF winter aud disease.
Frank Hunt 10 10 work on Diamond
Islsnd aeAr Portland, the coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Hai,ron

where 40 all the bears get their cold
weather. below zero on MONDAY. FEB.
tth. IL the coljsst We have hal. We con-
elade ths, old Hebron Isn't the wofs, plses
10 live In the Water.
Mr. q orse Douhsm Il SONS better.
Mns A. q. Bowmsn who has been dsn-
gsroasly sick for few days VAS . little
better yesterday.
Willis Merrill Loaf . r1e four'yeiro lf
cit 90 Saodsy IL ". taken slek std
ses med unable ~ swsllou Nj Duckusm
OF Mseh.nie Pals, aud . doctor from Lev
lsiou wer- ihsrv o. ses u hut coali not
save 10 II lisa grrs, loss for willie. The
colt vas broken. hal jasi been shoi spi
he was beginning IN drive II In sleigh.
TIE students held lycsum In the ehsp-
81 last svsnlng (weinesi,y)
Abole iiibbs has gone 10 Aubarn on
visit
L'IIle MureA OF Biehn IA. I. n work
for A. q Bowman.
Mrs. l.. S. Bampa' 10 qal,s feeble this
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Ruckaeld-

James n. Deeostsr. OF Mechanic Falls.
Was In town last week on Q visit % his
aged mother, Mrs. IIeary Decostsr. who
has reached the ripe age Of four score and
ten yesrs.
The Reform Club II fruitful 10 new de-
parturos. this time IL iss new set Of on.
GERS % which Mrs. 0llbert Tiltou IL Pfesl-
dent and Mrs. G. II. Prince, Vice Pre.i.
dent The fish, OF women 10 hold once
IL recognized 10 Buck1eld.
Toe Lsiies' Circle gave Valentine Sup
per az Reform Hall last week which was
well patronired.
T. 8. BRIGHAM. Esq OF Portland, was
The guest OF Henry Suliy last week.
The Portland Packing Company have et-
gagged Henry Nulty 10 superintsnd the
canning operations u this factory the
coming season Mr. Nuliy has been In
charge OF this factory under all its difsr.
cut administrations since u ws. built. aud
has proved popalr and 'ii lent super
inteudent
Horsce Morrill, has been 10 Boston With
q car load Of mllch cows.
Mrs. James Harlow has been very sick
si,h pneumonia
oar horsemsn were no, fofgs,ful 10 en-
terrain strangers with Q view OF their
stock al Canton last week and retained
wiser II not Weather men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

AlsISnisr 5 TAsysr diet At III. home In
Paris Taarstay ulshi. sftsr a. iilnsss o.
.svefL weeks TIE funerA vas hslt
S1nisy. .nd Wa largely atisntet. TIE
buriL ssfvics % ths orisr bslug rendered
a. ne grave ~ Paris Grange. ofwalca The
isss.s.i 80 . Pat Master NJ. Thver
wss bora Ia 1919. AT vhsu fss years
o. novel 9Th hls fsthsf's family on ~
ths farm -hsre be hNs ever since lived
purlng basy NE vhich reach~i nssriy
- thre.-scors ans tsn. b. uOa TIE sincere
respect % az sho tnss hin. 90 thst no
o,s las aaghi bat peasant words 20 say
ofhin. he hAf served In vsrious town
or -. vss sslsctman for several YEAR,,
as AZ he tine OF his death vAs rosi CON
m ssiobsf is sAs q good ciuf "a. AL
vIl ~ much missed ~ frisnts sri nsiga'
bors a. usli - ~ his family. Hs leaves q
~ifs ani twelve eAiltrvu, nse OF whom Are
A. zone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

Boru. Fehfusry sth. % Mr.. and Mrs.
Chsrlis Tii.ssii. sou.
Mrs. Myrtle Bsruisr has returned home
from D1fsh
We unisrstGnd ihsre Z. IN ~ dram, In
me ehurch on The 81, By The Upton ORA
matte Club
N T. Chs.s hss .oli his hor-e. Ton
Patches. - Mr. Dololsr. % fsrmiugton.
Price not known.
There l. plsuty % snow and more con.
ING rather think ~e vii have plsuiy Of !,
By ths middle ~ April
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
THE BEAR BRIGADE


M TAonNs Aooott did AZ we'eaVills
S1,fsy. Fsb 81. Ag~i - years
NJ Foisom's 100 daughters, Miunis
as Estslls. ant 500. Asa we're In tosn
saturday. Thsy vlh move - Lookss
Ma
NJ. Nsry Hicks hss novel here.
Mr. Hattie FaruAam has besn qaiis
s.ct-
NJ. K Il Home, -s. :; year. Oh %
Feh sth.
Jian Robinson h.s ben eho.ed 90 tAs
'slsgsiiou ron he legislature - attend
.ths csutruniL ~ ths inauguration OF
wsshiug,ou a. Nss N1rk In April
Jane. l. uoidsn. Inventor Of ID. road
IN hins. Il sxaioiilng u In al iiuinE
ts.na Isis without doaht an excellent
usraines. making ne rosis SMOOTH Asd
az.
ER Bsups,i PAS been o IIebr1u. Nor.
nav ant athsr towns canvkssing Tor he
Improved rooster AIT baker. with good
s1cCe.s
A,tAs p,vsfiy bali saturday evening.
N.ry Begin ant waiter Holden received
10 pfiE-. % 81 each.
TIE q A. X fair. wednesday AMI
Taarsiay svsllngs uAs decided success
l. 50 hsli In ths Methodist ve-iry Tor
lsck % . better P,scs. The people ~.
spoudsd gensroa.ir. TIE receipts OF
10Th evenings vvrv nesrly 500
The O. A. n. fair far N bsbsft % 4.
A Rlhsri. Post on Wednesday ant Thar--
isy evening". sAs very sacce-sfsl Gre.i
l'sraliiy was shown. not OnlY ~ he eth
rs BET also ~ parties IN other places
Anoas many gits ve vili enumsrais .
-. n n. Sisvvn-. Lssiston, door with
Csis<,d giAss panels. Mss II. X. hsr.ey'
Rr-rSe. hrutr' lamp, Harry kast fo-i.
Nlr-sy. wiCksr chair, etc h-unsy
Sssti. Messy. plsin All fsney -lpP-rs /;
Mr. Noy~.. NorSsy, wsx dolls Horace
Bracket. Ly-a. shot guni A. DSinAi
Pot. Mscasnic Fsll., G fcs, ts.. etc. Jo-
sspA X lbinsou. cloth George Jones, VAL
tol. Wilusm fsatcs AMI wife, rOcking
chair. Mrs.. wsftsel. qalt; N.o AIN.
from merchants sut oihsfs In Norway
Paris. Mechanic FAlis. Portland, and other
pAcs. to many Z, repeat 10 detail Tue
faucy tsbis. apron tee. cC1 e snf ease "a
rtAr. fruit sud coufsctiouarY, rsh pond.
oyster tabi-. &c .~sr~ sell appreciated sud
ssii psiruulI a. Tso huudrsd sEf sihiy
Gee ioilars wsrs tsksu. lsaviug. sftsr pay ins
80 bs.tfal sxpsBs-s. q hAndsom- sum
Coz 10 PJst Tue hearty msunsr IN shlcn
a. co-opsrAtsf % make The fair . success
tigb'v appreciated oy The PO.t fher'
7sDAax dril BY uiDe yoang ladies' dress
&C 10 costume. Also vocal music and music
~ - corust bsnA TIE winners OF IA
pfrs we're anuOunoet, amer which ne
goods tcS,Aining 1usold we're sod A. aae
u0l by c-.iAin B1eknam-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Denmark.

Eben. Isr Melntra died Feb. s,h. sged
nearly Al years. Mr.. MeIn,lre has been
sick with consumption about two years
and has borne bis sickness with rensrks.
Die fortl'uie aud kept on, I'll less than q
week before hls death. lie WAS worthy
msmbsr NJ D~nm,rk Lodge, M. 80.
4 % Of. To. funeral vas a. OIL Vel.
lows Hall Saudsy. attended by DIR. Stone
~ Fvehurg. After the discourse OF DR..
Stone the services OF the Order were per.
formed Ia . very impressive msuner. over
fnrty members being In line. Mr.. MeIn.
tire leaves sn sesd mother and one sister.
lie va. unmarried.
y. w Hodge hss closed his school In
the P.ssendsn District and retained 10
Turner
John Holt IL sewing quite . lot Of ost
and birch this Writer. Has tvo eoopsrs
making shook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
East Sumner.

The entertainment by the Grsagsrs WAS
largely attended. A farce aud the drama
"ROugh Diamond" was presented, also
Rotations AMI music. The audience had
. rough time getting home In the bllII ud.
Rev. Mr.. Wedge has returned % hls
studies a. Hebron, hut will supply the
B,p,ist churches ~ East aud West sam.
ntr a. usual
A party OF friends OF Rev ID =. lilbbsrd
and family recently made them Q surprise
call, leaving tokens OF their regard which
were appreciated by the recipients.
Invlncible Lodge OF Good Tsmplsrs will
soon celebrate their twentieth annivers'
AIRY. probably Phisy, March let Tue
lodge IL In it, usual prosperous condition,
receiving scees-ions freqn~ut.y. g. u
Joy. W. @. T Cora Roye, v Sec; Epy'
ru. BssvNrth. " 81 Ekrs k-ene. Treas.
II has 1855 volumes In its library. Az
Tendance good aud exercises Interesting.
Business around the station IL brisk.
SLocUA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
North Rnnkhnld


We have snow enough and The wood aud
lumber teams arr very busy.
Laihsr Turner V a. WORK for Elmer Aus
I'm getting cut pine lumber.
james y nicknsil and Wife have gone 10
Peru vt.itias her brother Dan
). u. swallow and Ben min Becoti
vsut ~ Canton - the horse ssis The isth.
Mrs. X Q. Mayhem has moved 10 Al.
barn % live.
school e,Osed ths sih OF February.
Have bad . vsry profitable term under The
Instructions 90 frei A. n bblnson-
Mrs. II. l. fsrr>r has returuef from
Poland where she has BEEN Visiting her
daughter.
JssOn Mitchell has 20, bach from Fair.
asii. where Re has BEEN selling goods Al
suctioa Cor George Piper.
Fred and wssAle Head are running The
board sAs IN Hsalt Brothers min.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Frveourg.


NJ ". @. sprirs las nOvsd back in'o
bs house
George wsrrsu has been al NORTH Ffye'
nurx selling out The stock 0Oaght by v. l.
Mara % frsd spring
Mr.. John Ahisn Webster has cone nom
Lossll .nd with bis family are ~ Mrs
B-,.-y NJ insB's
fred wAssr. % Roslsy. Mass, spent
Sondsy With Ms frisuds here.
Howard POOr. ofSsbsgO, y. A. IS, snd
frisnd we're a. church on Suudsy.
y. Y. Bradley hss tsken cold and u con-
Had ~ his room sgsin.
M. 7. II. Johnson. OF PJrilsnd, wss 10
he viilsxe Thursisy looking sftsr The IN
tsfests Ofths cbsatsuqas Association
M. y. II. Perry. OF sou,h Paris. sn eu-
iaent minerslogist. vss in town lat week
vita aas eolisetion % niesrsls. part Of
-oleh sers Cor The cabinet Of sr J Gay
OF Chsthsm.
There sxs q fsiit sttepdsd circle a. The
CSn<i ves,ry 90 rnsrsdsy evening. fsrt
% ne entertainment wAs . dashboard ex-
<felss b. J 8. BArrovs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Porter.

Good s'sdiing. and there has been 40
much logging done a. there ever Was 10
ths tine
Fred Pin; 10 putting In his stock Of tin
getting really Tor the sweet corn crop
smother year
Frsnk Gilman l. drawing bis sx@ handles
20 market lie does quite . business-
B.f colds are prsvsisnt
The poor eros viii stand hard chance
With Ten cents on bis head.
Oar good sl@tfing oontluues and team
iuE q. still the order OF The day
Hon u. ID Charchiil l. drasing large
ioi % hi. owr pine. hsmlock and spree
I. l. Frsuch Z. drawing Jos o. pine FOR
ro~ls a Ksusrson, freedom. y II.
woOd piles are growing fast MI.
Joseph Jeukins Il qllts sick With heart
trouble.
Town meeting viIl soon be here 50 &c;
ready.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
West Paris.

Mr.. T. n. Warner has moved into hls
new house on Main Street.
q. l. Danham of Vermont, son OF n. w.
Duahsm 10 la town mailing q short visit.
Bartlett the Jsweler IL In town.
Mu. klngsbury Curtis has gone %
Massachusetts, on visit.
David Rmmons and wife aud Bertha
Emmons. daughter OF I. Y. Emmons, have
gone TO Washington, ID. G.. on q visit.
They et0ei 70 stop there until after The
9Th OF March.
u ID. Humphrey and bis granddaughter,
Sadie whitman, have gone TO Vermont
on Q visit.
DerJsmin Bacon, . yourg man - years
OF age, one day this winter sawed o cord
of wood In two twiee. n any OF the brig
sde can beat this We should like 10 hear
from them.
Mss Pearl Hayes is visiting friends in
Bo-toa.
The weekly prayer meeting has been
changed from raesd y To Friday evening
EE. jadkins who Vas reported sick
last week passed from the cares OF this
life Tuesday night The funeral services
we're held az the house fndsy at O'Clock.
Mr.. Jadkins Ia. been q prominsnt citizen
Of this place foe number % years.
n A. Fuller 81 South Paris. has been
stopping az his fathers. Caleb fuller's, for
few days. We were glad 10 see Mr. Full.
81 aud 10 know that bis health Ia lmprov.
ing.
Mrs. A l. Bacon wen, 10 POrtlsnd frl.
day 10 have an operation performed on
her youngest boy.
Qa;s,n nm. r.otee in.tallet cficsrs.
Tharsdsy evening. fsb. 18th, via
~. A. Address. q. q. Z. u. ~. Annas, q. T..
Latte y rusii. v. r. 7. y, ksbdsll. " sec. .
Arthur Lovsjoy, y. Sc. Filth Conn. Treas.
A. &. fvfhsaa. Char. VIZ. Hayes. Mar. An.
gie Jack soa, Quad, nsn Cufsis. SEA; Mari
fmsfy. u Mar, IVA l. stuart, A. sec.
The N ,srs w,rs installed by A. G. Per.
hsm. l. II
Tssaty.6vs Good Tsmplsrs from this
lodge attended the Dlstrlc, Lodge held az
South Paris, f,b. 18Th. A good time was
reported ~ all
BstJ mia Davis has gone 10 Augusta on
basln.ss. n.
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North Albany.


Jessie Holton died very sutdeuly Ssiur
day morning. lie has been feeble for sew
ersl weeks. lie got up - usual bu, sxplr'
ed In q few moments. lie leaves q vile
aud one son Who have the sympathy ofsll.
lie Vas q Kind husband aud father and an
esteemed neighbor and friend. The vile
vas so much overcome by nervous pros
traitor that she wss not able % 81, IN dur
Ing the funeral services. Rev. A. III. With.
I'm otfieia'ed. lie msde an esrnes, spre'l
Tor all 10 he also ready. rrfsrriu. io ths
b. svlty Of ne. etc. With Kind and symps.
thiflug words 20 the sf'i etsd.
k,ber, Insh,m died rhur-i,y. lie h,s
ben victim % paralysis fnr some time.
Zdde- " H,sleion Il 10 feeble h'slih.
The Msthoiiv Circle Will meet with
Ms IIirsm v 'bbin. nett Thar-dsy.
Thorn. klmhsll lost . very nice COW
this week. Cause unknown. She Was slek
bu, few days
The .hoos srs all hauled giving men srd
teams Arrest
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East Bethel.

DR. Reed 10 In town.
c. C. KImsali spent the Sabbath with
his family.
ID. n. Grant has closed biz store and IL
at,s udlpg court st Paris 90 Jnryman.
Mr.. Gorge Wise, marble worker At
South Paris. visited this place f,b. iiih.
J N. bartlett has returned to his work
ct GIlesd.
Alder River Grange entsrtaipsd Patrons
from Bear River Grange. Feb. oh. Cake,
confectionery and fruit we're served and
Jolly time wAs enjoyed.