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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
WEST SUMNER.

New. come. IL the death ~ ;. &.
Andrews. Of Cambridge, Mass, the lOih
int. Funeral the 18th. The remains Ia
be- brought o. Portland for inierment Ia
Evergreen Cemetery.
Rev. -. :. llihbard aud ward, Lester
Paul. % East sumner. were In the VII
lagr on Tuesday.
Dr. Bishec removed cancer from the
lin Of WIN. Coolidge ~ Canton the 18th.
4. l.. Heath l. Ia open the store form
srlV kept by II. :. Coburn, later by T..
4. Tuell, the 18th, a. four, feed aud
grocery supply. for man ani beast.
Mrs. Capt. small and niecc, Mr..
Erue.t Field have RETURNED from visit
20 Harrington. their former home.
The West sumner Dramatic Club play
ed the drama ''Our Folks" before good
audience at East sumner the 18th, com
inc home In the "wee small hours"
Wilbur Field l. news agent for the
New York saturday Globe In our VII
lage. where all can get a large quantity
~ reading for a small price II 80 inclin-
ell.
sharon Robinson aud wife aud Mrs.
Ahhie Maxwell were at Dr. Blsbee' 7.
TUESDAY. Mr.. VI. l. widow ~ Abram
Maxwell, a former pastor Of the Congre-
g,tional churvh II sumner, Who l. viii,
her parents, !. VI. Demerrett and wife OF
West Peru, Who get on without her,
while she Visits old friends In this town.
Mr.. Mary Churchill, Who has been
housekeeper for the late II. \. Tuell
.ince early spring, has gone 10 her
daughter. Mr.. Dunham's, al Mechanic
fall..
Barrett brothers have purchased the
Westland filly Of 4. VI. Blsbce.
Mr.. Washington Andrews al farrar
Mills 4. very sick With pneumonia.
Mr.. Bicknell. Of North Buckfield, u
about town with his threshing machine
doing rapid work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
ROKRuRN

Charlie. T.. Haulrtt. ~ Hanover, has
contracted Wfh a Mr.. hurus. from Nes
Hampshire. A. follnss. hurns L. Ca build
a birth mill or mills on ~sift River, and
o. cat dfieru hunirci coris ~ birth p'f
wear Zoe dftss.u wears Goa lartlett's lani
eat ~ >vifi River.
" IA. Irune. ~ Paris. formerly ~
mi. TOW d. IA. hcen hrrv about month
lo-iking up line. anil timber, AMI survey
ina. Tor Hsrtistt. anI Cor VIM. ". Mason
~ Urthrl. Baulett owns something
over nine thousand acrrs % land In thls
town and in AnioNer adjoining the k"N-
bur, line. II 0. expected that the work
~ surveying 10 vii last some time
longer.
Rrv. :. :. York pryache. Al RoNbury
Pond. Nov. 18th.
Tl,.rr are .bme I've thousand cords ~
t-,t,i.r "a b. landed on Roxhury Pond
ami ii. outlet this winter.
Jacob IIo.l.,lon l. yardlng spruce for
the An,lru.cucgin Water Power '"mia-
pv in Hvrun. IN l. exTccted that about
tao million feet will D. hauled from hls
vsris "a Roxhury. Another crew i
OPERATING on the ssme territory. Inc
Water IoWer Company have dam al
the outlet % the pond, another al M
dover Fsus on Ia outlet aud a slulc'
hullt down thc falls bcshie other work
done on The stream.
~taplss l. .suding workmeu up To hls
Mild township by the four horse load
n l. a new thing % see four heavy
horse. loaded with live men. There are
,l.o many scattering men going VA on
foot. a .ort 10 rrarguari.
NJ. Poster Nth small crew 81 men
AMI .ome 20 his fus oxen arr ALREADY VA
an. woo,ls preparing Tor the winter :
numbering operations.
Deer are plenty and A. soon ~ snow
,,m.. the wuads will D. full OF deer
hunters. let every man or boy WI"
c,rri.s deadly rife into the woods ~
.urr that b. doe. not iirr al a man NOV
Ing In some thickrt supposing him 20 -
4, der. Ni.h the Dcmocrat N"ull
make this warning prominent every
w..k until January 1t. .
Tmma Iadd closei hsr school IN No .
lat week. - -.
A uork for Mr.. Oldham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Your Mason bear hss taken Ia his den.
H. cannot forge Tor new. Just nov.
l.. \. Carter. 81 Norway, aud Muslin
uutchlusou ~ Albany have bo-n buting
. Tea morv brvf cattle this way. The
price i. low aud they seem Ca b. willing
io work for a small profit. They serm
to D. men % cNcclleni judgment In ~
gard o. weight ~ cattle.
\. q. loNeioy's Wife u visiting rcla-
tive in Norway aud oxford.
DAVID Morrill, has crew Ia the woods
saWing aud splitting y. g.. Mills poplar.
lie has some two hundred cOrls.
Horacr Hutchinson l. still on his back
With sciatic rheumatism.
Elby Mills l. home again.
n. ". liean aud wife have returned 20
Mechanic Pals.
our school teacher .. s,ill on the lick
list.
Deer are reported plenty but Nrnison
l. not in the market much.
some naughty boys have bcen spring
ing aud otherwise disturbing 4. e.. Lave
lov's traps. Would LAY 20 them that
stealing trap. aud breaking Windows
NAV bring grief Better stop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
WILSON'S MIllS.

Mr.. Charlie. Symonds aud her brother,
Jack Fobbs. have returned 90 their home
In Boston. M. Symonds viii It'll con
tlnue to clerk az Fllni's Hotel.
y. I. rWitchell and viii Blfnchard are
putting In teams above Little Abbott
Rruok.
\ Temporary bridge has been built
across the Magalloway AZ John Olson's,
to accommodate men and teams going in-
to the woods.
Mr.. Tom Tracy has gone up to cook
~ the SUNDAY Pond camp.
william Garfield, ~ waltham. has ~
turned from Ill. sporting trip and start
"a Tor home CA saturday.
Prank Page drove zap four oxen AMI
will ward timber Zoe T.. IAy.
Walter Hucknsm has - crew In the
Nuosis on Agiscoos.
John Olson And VIII Hart have becn
huilding camp. aud Nill pat la teams on
Emery's Mis@ry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
MESI PARIS

Mrs. I. y. Emmons and her daughter
bertha have gone 10 New Gloucester on
Walt. bertha will take lessons In elo-
cutIon while stopping there.
Mr.. J. W. klmhall has returned from
hls visit to New York.
Mr.. Winfield Emmons has been quite
sick.
Ethan Willis l. repairing hi. old shop
inside and cat. aud when completed viii
make a nice little rent.
Pour men and two span ~ hOrses
worked on the chapel lot Friday grading
and putting on loan.
The closing entertainment given last
saturday evening by the Harrington
Concert Company aud shout thirty of
their scholars was very Interesting.
frcl Bartlett. the leWelcr, will come
hsrc again ahout the nth.
John Curtis has sold hi. house To his
father, Chandler Curtis.
frci Scott has moved Into hls new
house. ll.s mother and sister are 20 live
With him.
Mr.. Cummings l. still unable Ia attend
o. hi. work. Ills daughter Hattie tend.
hi shop.
We understand that this VI. y. charge
i entitled 60 the banner, Il having IT.
hills the nearest paid 81 any charge on
Lswiston District.
The West Paris Library Association
Sill soon present the play "By force ~
lmpulse," a i've act drama by II. v.
Nogt.
Edson swan. age ~ year, Who was
rportei last week a. being very slck,
psssci away sunday morning. The
funeral seryicc. Ncrr held az the house,
attended hy Rev. I. \. Besu.
Mouse ~ going dirty when Ramsdell 4
Hollis will sell you hirs ~ BRUSSELS
soap mo rosinl for sO cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
AEnROn

\ steam thrrshing machine has been
al work here. escorted by all the small
bow. In the neighhorhood.
Grain Z. turning out poorly. MI.
IIibb. got seven bushels 81 oats from one
acrr. one can't have everything the
same wear.
Prof Moody .pen, sunday with hl.
mother.
Rev. :. II. Richardson I. at Buckheld
mot Brownhcld) again this week.
Mr.. Sargent has taken her little nleces
Ia BrOoklvn.
Mr.. %. VI. Wentworth. of Emery MILE.
j. holding meetings In the Cobb school
house.
Leroy Five, Who has attended school
for two or three year. past going 10 the
Ranks during the summer, was unfortu-
nate In hi last voyage. The vessel
sprung leak and sunk In half an hour.
The crew took % the boat. aud were
picked up. Mr.. Five was unable Ia get
here 90 attend the fall term anh i now
In Ashburnham, Mass, at school Ia order
"a make up Tor Lost time.
Iloratio Murch has gone to Canada Ia
yisit his father. lii brother Horace aud
I'm Henson have gone with him.
Mr.. Illbbs sent - barrels ~ apples Ia
Massachusett. for which he got SIS.
Alice Merrill l. very slck with typhoid
fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
atirsririO

Miss Ellen u. Morrill, I. engaged "a
teach NJ Norway the coming winter.
Mas Mamie Gardner left for Boston
Thursday morning To spend the wintei
with one ~ her sunts, with View "a
learning the drcssmaking trade.
The bailey Praying Hand left foI
Phillips Monday, Nov. llth, having had
two weeks Of revival service here With Z
good degree ~ success. About fifteen
conversions besides q healthful influences
In both the churche..
Albert y. Robinson purchased the
Timothy Lunt i-year-old colt paying
sloO, aud the 4. VI. Austin mare for
New York parties last week.
Sadie 4. fos., the n year old aud GU
" child Of ~. ". aud Julia y. foss, died
Thursdsy morning after ala Illness 81 a
few weeks from the effect ~ an Injury
received nj school BY bclng pushed from
the doorstep. Mr.. aud Nrs. Foe. have
the sympathy 1T the community In this
severe afiilctlon and " u hoped that "
will serve a. warning against the
roughncss, not to -ay rudeness, among
playmates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19


Un ~.u,an e.. Audrvws % cam
.e. W..... dis,i SUNDAY. Nos. ln, AZ
t. h.ur .a that cts. frum Bright. dis
ri..
~..nt An.irres vas born on Par
b. II.... Dome i~. l~1i. iie rcreisei hls
Dr. r.lrt rluritiou iu The schcyls ~
t.f ,.au luI af pxheld and Hebron
t.tuf During al. rv.hieuCc Ia fuIt-
u. n. .ffruir,l d. private schuol ~ u.
D fruli. ard tti~l fur college in
l.r..I A.itlrmy 10 hal formri
ts-... 60 ftr profession 10 The Law, aud
tff r.rItrI preliminary Instruction in
t.f .r.s % h.s uncle tharlcs tFfurv
..r.e tn rurfaud. in i~si, deciding
.tt. .tsr a full collegv cuur.s D. sn-
i.rH. D. Cumming. laN ufilcr AZ ltfis
i. ahrrr o. rrmainri Tor year. after
af tf rlfrrrd ths Harvard law
~t... .raIlatIng ln l~ld, bring admit
t-. "a. fhr tlmh-rilud Rar 10 the April
'rru .f u.lri fthe .ame Ncar. lie thsn
'Ir.f .rr YEAR Iu the ofiicv % BIZ uncle,
ii.- Charlie. Anirvss, thru ciers 81
u.-'. o. oxford touuty, and La Nav.
l'.-. .ltae,l an ole, 40 huckhsld, vherr
D. ...r sr t hrsv and lucrative prhc-
tr ir l-'f b. sas elected cuuuiY at
tr.. 0f Oxford County. bring rs-cle-i-
r. % ftf fao following years. Ia l>os
p. al. e.rtfsd representative to the TX
sa-.rs o. va. al.o memhcf 90 The
lru..raf.I state tommiiiee aud uas
t-rgtfr ri. ths Baltimore Convention pa
l'.4 la l~fg De- ran Tor 'ougrrss in i'lr
>ruI District. hut 49, defeated hN
tAft.t rrrhfm. lu III D. rrmoNed
i.u l.Adyh to Portland. where D.
'r-..rI .nfu De- a. apfoiutct pension
fA1u..ff bt 'rrsilrui Cleveland. ~incv
i.a' -ur bel has lived la Boston aud
'fu.rligt ~incv i~d3 D. has tr~n
arg.f rugscrd in outside business,
htas uifh ilou. ". l.. Putnam. ~
Co.'s Ma.hhum. llou utis ilayiord and
gtrr.. rlrUhas.,i The I'ertlsnd and ~
trt teufr,I Railroad. which 49, prarti-
si.I rrhuI't aud called ths kumford
Pals lal Boo kheld. lle Was also Inter
e',-i .l pulp company ~ Grrat PALS
NJ Auirrss va a genial man, ~ ~
er.lr' .rEal ant business ability. lie
fatrs W. aiuN tao daughters. one m1f-
ffi ans one unmarried, and q son. lie
80. meuisr ~ The Masouic order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
GREENWOOD

George cole l. over In Cummlngsyille
cutting birch. III. father, Clinton Cole.
goc. Ia this week yarling With hls oxen
which we're ~ year. oil last spring AMI
have probably done more hard work
thsn any other pair la the county.
We travelled four mile. the other daN
"a So irrc that vas struck hy lightning
last summer. and we're we'll repaid for
our trouble. The tree WAS hemlock,
about two fc-t through az the butt. anh
80 completely torn 90 pieces, except
about ~ feet ~ the extreme top. that
there l. not fragment .o large hut .
man can pick II up and carry u OF with
ease. The splinter. arc scattered In every
direction. some ~ them thrown to quite
distance. AMER leaving the trc" the
huId ran In The ground about ~ feet,
then divided Into three branches. one ot
which can h. traced among the roots ~
the trcc. about i've rods. \ sight like
that gives one a good idea II the power
81 thunierholt.
II dos seem AZ II the ground WAS neV-
cr morr completely nllcl with water
than II the present time. The wells can
not ct very low II there j. mo- more rain
,ill next April. We drying up of the
earth yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
ANnnXER


The Congregational Ladies' circle met
with Mrs. II. II. Newhall Wednesday
evening ~ this week.
4 serie. Of union meeting. are being
held al the churches.
Dca. Henry y. Ioyejoy ~ farmers'
IIill died Tuesday night after a brief
illness, aged ~ years. Dca. Loyejoy
was widely known A. man of sterling
Integrity, genial. whole-soulci aud sym
pathetic. lIls death Il bereavement Ia
the whole community. Ills family have
the heartfelt sympathy % all In their
affilction.
VIM. Gregg 81 The Pines Farm raised
about 300 bushels ~ oats this wear.
Mr.. Aaron Cutting !. very sick.
Mr.. Morrcll Dunlap, former resident,
now 81 Derby, VI. was In town last
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
ptsFigIo

william Abbott {. getting out stone
for his cellar.
Andrew Marsh has rented the billing
ham residence.
The farmers are Improving TIL. wealth
~ doing their fall blowing.
Horn, In Peru. Nov. 18th, 90 the wife
- g.. T.. Thomt.. daughter, Ina VI.
The selectmcn have laid out q new
street over the piEe woods ridge com
mencing near the grist MILL shed, thence
past the church and the new double ten
ement house rrcrnuy built by john ;.
Harlow. Esq. and inirr.ectlng Weld
street Al . point near the residence 81
wallace Hutchinson.
Dr. Henry Marble of Gorham, y. H.,
was In the place last week.
Their will b. a Thanksgiving ball AZ
Music Hall. Harlow lIlock Music by
the Dlxheld Orchestra, fye pieccs.
Turkey supper viii b. served At the Ma
tional llouss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
SOUTH euckflelo.

What farmer can confess himself ready
for the advent Of wintery
4. r.. Russell fell from the scaffold Ia
the barn and suffered fracture ~ the
left elbow. Attended by DIR. Caldwell.
The funeral ~ Jennie May Philbrick
occurred on sunday aud was largely at
tended. Rev. Mr.. French OBLIGATED.
George II. Bisbee has bought the stal-
lion, Pickering, 81 &. II. Nelson. Pick
ering was by lIambleionlan, dam Amer
can star. lie has a record Of 2:3O.
There are those among u who regard
Baby Deans exhibition mile az no full
measure Of AL. speed. Some Of his al.
mirers think that with the same training
and opportunities that he would be 4
formidable rival To Nelson. lie trotted
a quarter on the Blsbee track thu. season
AZ the rate ~ III. There may be great
possibilities vet before him.
Neighbor Burdln AZ the Mills kindly
volunteered 10 lend IA q book entitled
looking Backward" from 1000. Posi-
bly, We may have something further "a
say Of this book In the future.
J. J. fuller's pig weighed 30i at slS
months old. We expect Ia record ths
weight ~ some biz ones soon.
VI. Ennis has shipped 1900 barrels OF
apples from East Hebron depot. Sellers
arr highly pleased with his packing.
Edwin Morey ~ Boston has sent ons
OF his s2,;O0 span TO Buckfield to be bred
TO Black Nathan.
Tom Buriin, at the Mills, says there
would be demand for 10000 apple bar
rels could he supply them just when th'
farmers want them. lie proposes To In
augurate a change Of methods. lie Il
now ready 20 receive orders for another
years barrels. Apple rsisers that wan
Burdin's new apple barrels are Invited e
call and ace him.
A petition for the appointment OF A
L. Bouney postmaster at Buckheld IL be
Ing circulated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
wrSr nFrsIl


4. =. Bean has commenced landing
stone on the lite ~ HI. coming large
harm. lie has the addition completed Ca
hi mill ready to receive board saw
also hi new blacksmith shop i nearly
finished.
Ira ". Lowell. an invalid for more
than ten wears, l. often seen driving on
our streets. Although not able to do
anv work, hi health seems considerably
lmzroycl.
u. u. Croycr has sold hls beef stock Ia
Carter a Hutchinson. More buyers ~
late. though they don't know ~ any adj
vance In b~ef.
Gene Mills has lately sold = nice family
heast io q. Dunh,m. Has also swappei
hls fVe-months-old colt for another horse
to work In his team.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
RuMEoRp.

What hne weather. The man that
hasn't got hls house banked aud ploNing
done has no business 90 ind fault With
Providence.
Mr.. sarah q. Martin i very sick with
pneumonls. and her sister, Mrs. Judge
Frve, Of Bethel, i With her.
Mis- Grace Elliott, who has been sick
with typhoid pneumonia, IL ON the
mending hand aud Il making good re-
coyery. -
Mr.. e. W. Klmball, who has been con-
flned 10 the house all the fall nearly, IL
getting out again. Everybody Will be
glad 20 see Charlie out among us again.
W. r. Green, Of Waterford has
been In town this week.
The boys Of this place are all trappers
lust now. jamie Gallison caught three
musk rats this week.
The cold wave struck Ne this morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Nuuthrr shooting match came 90
saturday. Nov. 9Th Captains n. =.
~anloru and Frank Williams. Williams
.ide ssrv The winners. An oyster sup
Ter uas the result "wednesday evening
several a The Schools commenced
Noniav. Nov. llih. Mr.. florvnrv.
trasher ~ al. Plat. Winnie kuevland,
ulsrkgusri NJ 4 Rakrr. Distract W. :.
Bert Learned lost valuable coS lasi
seek. >he broke her Tx and hal to =.
kilici.
Warren knc.lani .old hi. stock and
household elects 40 auction lat Thur
dsv. Eugrur Nelson auctiunecf.
rhcrv l. o. D. a singing school AZ the
Plat. to D. held 40 the Lake House.
taught hv VI ~hci.
The drst - the assemblies 20 thr
Ilsseltou daucing school was heli az tn
Nillsgv llail last iriisy evening
Shafles 4 lllmliu rvturn~i o. Boston
for che uinirr this Neek nlesday.
Wm. ". Watson, the newly appointed
postmaster 40 south Waterford, has his
OLE ueaflt completed.
Charles jordan b. constructing new
tuilllnr to D. usci Cor the following
purtoscs blacksmith shop, carriage
~ house aud milk rnum.
George Au'hoine has made about thrr'
hunIry-l barrels ~ cider thus 30 this
fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
SWEDEN


The people Who attended the confer
enr- N Waterford reported very inter
eating meeting. alec that thev were very
hnely saiertaln~d AZ Mr. Nell Aiher'
tons.
Roland Woodbury.. aha has been en-.
ployr,l on the farm ~ Dani'l Holden ln
Oil.hcld the past season. u At home
nav.
Mr.. samuel H. saunders, foreman in
Thomp.on's cnrriagc msnufaciorv, Port
lsnd. Maine. Who has hern boarding ~
hi. hruthrr's, ~. 4. Ssunders', for q few
weeks. hss returned home much lmproV'
"a Ia health.
The rcmslns ~ Mr. Rufus stevens
were brought into town for burial few
davs ago by hi son. Mr.. :. died NJ
kennebunk. llls dlaease was pneu'
moula
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
pORIER

Fine weather for farmer. Ia finlsl
thelr fall plowing aud repairs ou theiI
buildings.
We have had remarkable year Ia ~.
CARL Ia frosts, not having any Ia XII
vegetation from April Ia October lat.
Mr.. u. =. Thompson, ~ New York,
I. getting up book On the gcnellogy of
the French family. Mr.. !. L. French j.
collecting statistic. for him In this VI
cinlty and New Hampshire. Mr. French
would be pleased to have the Democrat
correspondents 81 Norway and Oxford
interview some II the Trenches la their
towns and ask them Ia give them ~
write him giving names III parent. and
grandparents, aud where they were born
etc. sni obligc him.
They have the new school house COM
pietcd NJ Near falls. Fine house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rIDIsos FROM MANY osss.



The week Ia Bethel has been une,ent-
isl VA social aud business Circles. bat
the atmospheric changes have heen ~.
hsfkable. Iharsday noon the Their
momeier registered IS above IA an.
sllsde, Friday al sunset Il registered IS
degrces above.
W. y. Skllllngs and Dr. CD. nm
have gone % Virginia on a pleasure trim
hunting aud flshing. W
\ toNn meeting l. called ln R.thel
saturday. The aist. inst. o. ~, u hat ms,,.-
ure- the town vii take toward hulIllny
corn shop near the chair factory.
ihe ~'lectmeu krc puttlng a sewer at
ne Nr.i en,i ~ the common 10 take OF
TIE surplus water In frOnt II Rowe's
Ing.
g y. Dunlap, special agent 20 the
Nutual lieueht life Insurance COMPANY.
= in tosn Nth nr. Iikr of Norway in
lh' tntercst 20 his company. lie took
nNe applications Friday IN Bethel. Mr..
iuulapis an ONfurl County hov. t-.lnr
= native ~ AnloNer. T.. ". woo,lhur,
has heeu a m~mi,er ~ this COMPANY for
more than AZ vesrs. Mr.. Dunlap ~
" 49, hNNNN- IH'NAiNfAA NIlNi hflN Nfal
political spce,h BE- ever hetni Was made
~ him Ia NndoVer Ia iS,l.
Rev. heuiamln Foster l. seen on our
strrvt. daily. Tie l. ~ wear. oil.
br. r. q. Wiley. -. isssc Cros.. ~.
sol J. otonuor, -. we're In our ofiice
rucs.lay.
\ stranger in Bethel rrcentlv. ~
markell uron the cleanliness ~ the peo-
pie. IT, probably diint know what
large quantity II brussels soap r.. 4.
Rove has lrrn selling lately.
MIDDLE iNrTHVALE.
Cirrlc mt Nov. itth With Mr.. l.. l..
Holt, Nil MEET next time With Mr..
osfsr swan, Nov. 1ist.
Mlss Laura taren aud brother Charles
have gone o. BOSTON Tor the winter.
Mr. VI. jordan - lewiston l. visiting
"a her of home. Joseph oliver.
The weather !. remarkably pleasant
fnr this time "a wear.
lleurN Flint, from the IIill. has BEN
doing sonIe go,si carpenter work herr.
tl.o puiiing Ia one 20 hi heaters. known
a. illni's iirvless Heaters. patented last
ApriL They seem 90 work well
\ most eNcvlleni sermon prcachel NJ
the NJ. q. chufvh Nov. Il, by Rev. u. n.
llannaford % Rumford. E.P.k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

tI.r'rI A., Meant Ma losigc. /. %.
Wt.r.... Or hs. pleased th- ~uprvme
E...rf. r.motr frum car miisi hv death
90 arI beloved nruther l'rvuiiss N
t..t.r
Resolved. That 80 DEEPLY re- the loss
81 .ar departed brother. sho vas 80
tr..ranI earnrsily devoted o. the pfin-
cine. 81 QUO beloved orler. AMI While
urh Iasf .nrrnu 40 sv Oil. ho-it iu ~
r-ltr. ur f.sI chat " bat h. car ioss L. his
rt.r. 900 fhif. frrel from thr claims ~
tln.r n.rngv. Die spirit has crossed
d. rtfr fn fhaf istisf land sherv pr
rffl..l fHs ihc fountains 20 trueso-
ira.f luI reac,.
Received That to the family and
'.ai..f fhr le,rssci. iu th.s thrif sad
l-ral.uraf. sr extend our varmcst
sruI .fft
Resolved. That e. copy ~ thee rv-olu-
60. f. ..tor,i upon the rv0or,is q NJ
a. i..er. ~. D.. I. a.. a.. .. anl IA
o0.. I'D. ..rt to the Oxfuri uvmocrht for
F....t.... auI copy srut o. III fam
lr.f .I. IrIrlsol brother.
D A. HrEnANA, Committee
t n Mrtl1, on
o. N ftirs, l.r-oluiluus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

IN. Brunswick Fur and Hunting CI9o
-, ~ ,,s, and a. many d0gs are agsln
On The var path. They have renIe.l w, i,s
a. D.,iJ Ior,l.n house and take their mesls
:, NJ Drr.ssr's. Their dogs give pisn-
80 ~ masI. bat We don't often bear Va.
- ~ the ride which Indicates 'hA'
game 4 not plenty. .,.L
NJ. J.r,isha Sheid l. Vt quite Ska
Tr,nklln Cross i quite unNeh'
.5Ies' circle met "Wednesday evening
Ug,ehinson and Carter are again guy
a., essffor Lewiston markets. a .nlaIl
sn,oant Of money will bay large
amount % beef. -.
skllllngs l. looking after lsmos.
A.G. Bean killed large hog WIZ"
lng 40 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
OSCOnD


Moses II. Walker was Ia town last
week. lie Ia. gone Ia live With hls sou
In lIaVerhlll.
The mill l. siill running on 81 time.
AlOnIo Deans new house u approach
Ing completion. II l. two story, design'
ell for two tenements.
Joseph Parott of Florida, has a hn'
baby girl. -,
There will be- ball at the new hal
Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. Taylor, the blind musician. gave
a concert Monday evening.
Miss Minnie searlcs read aud sung nj
Mechanic Falls "wednesday evening.
Mr.. Gray Of Parl. visited friends herr
last week.
4 collection was taken at the Congre
gatlonal church sunday for Mr.. York,
the county missionary.
Miss Rowe Of Norway l. teaching Ia
district No. ~.