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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-16
Ervnhnrg.

The eisss that l. IA gr.daste In Juue a'
The academy vent 10 Portland on saturday
ths 8 n Inst. foe their class picturrs
NJ =. l. EEi- shirley, who !. nov located
In B1stoo. cane home on Saturday on sc
count 90 the sickness OF her father. T. &
Shirley NJ \. IL better and she has gone
bsck to Boston.
Mr.. Frank shirley spent Sunday with
hi. son Altar, who Il in the medical school
a. Brunswick.
NJ }. &. Gerry came back from Boston
on NJ 'hdsy. Mr.. q. .. s,ill 81 L-wi.,on
Misses A sbd N BNrows and Miss Iva
wslksr went IN Boston on Moodsy.
Ms Sarah Hssld has been 80 lick With
the pr,yslsut lung trouble that Mrs. Hat
tie Ilssli aud daughter came from Corn.
ish ~ stay With Der.
The state OF The travelling and other
osuss- prevented large attendance 81 the
Misi.,-r'. Association on Ta~-isy.
Mr. LisinsstOn came bach from Augus
To 90 Mpodsy ba, will preach there aBosh'
er Satdsy.
Mrs. n,nnAh STARK returned from her
visit 10 Lowell, etc, on wednesday 10
much better health.
TIE last entertainment OF the course
vas copesft Il the yestry "Wednesday
evening. April i0'h. by home tsleu, s.sl.t-
"a by Msssr.. Pitmsn and B,rpe. Of North
Conway. and Miss Maria Ssnborp % Corn.
i.h Much credit l. due Mr. nildebrsbi
sbd his associates for this .ucosssful term
ins,ion OF very pleasant aud proniAhls
course.
Ms. Alice Hss,ing. wen, 10 Boston on
Thor-dsy Tor . stay OF several weeks.
Mr. John Weston has been gate sick.
thr,s,sn~d With posamouis hot IL hsit'r
oshsr sics people srv Improving Nj. II
T. O.gOod h.s len her room, Nc Y. \
Bradley and S Z. Shirley have been on, Of
doors
NJ. WIN. whlicomb has returned from
hi. winters stay 10 lows
Miss. Hattie woodward and Matte
Howe are home agsin.
The sslscimsn have novel their once
Into The uppsr RON Of The Fire Depart,
msrt Buildiug
M. G,,eb.ll. % Bro-resli. IL with her
sister, Ms Wentworth.
Miss Mary Davis, y A, IS, OF North
Cosssy. 4. visiting here.
Ms. Hattie AhSo,t Il ~ teach The
sch ,ol 10 District No. I, Miss Susan Wee
ton In No =
The frogs have begun private rehe,rssls
FOR public performances To The future
Nor than 100 gallons ~ maple syrup
bsv. ben mad 81 Nsrihs's Grove.
Mr. Jsmssf w.hsts- died N West
Frysb1rg on Wednesday nignt.
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0ilaAd.

A good warn rsih IL what We need 10
star, the fro.t and settle the mud for bet
ter wheeling.
IL look. a. though vs were not going 10
have an over abundance OF water this
sprirs.
Gus Garter the sweet corn nan hs.
besn through this town contracting with
farmer. ~ plant corn and beans for the
Bs,h-l corn fctory.
J W, Bennett has quite lot OF birch In
the wood. which b. 4. trying 10 get oai 10
bis mill not 4 sds II slov work.
III" swan 4. no from Paris on Q visit
"a hi. sister. Mf- EHsp Ch,pmsn
John wighrs horse that broke its leg IL
ge;ting along -sll and Z. able % use liz leg
some. II. wishes Ia buy 9 good horse.
Tho dry house and ell IL contents be-
logging To J W Bennett. sltustsd near
his mill In TIT. village. "a. destroyed ny
nre about eight O'Clock Thursday evening.
II VI. full % stock nearly ready - take
gu, i.o.s about thru. huuired dollars.
We are pleased ~ learn % The appoint
men, % our friend Even Rand a. Appraiser
OF the Port OF Portland.
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Weat Paris.

Hollsnd Curtis has sold his stand on
Msple Street 20 Mrs. Hannah Hammond
and bought . farm ~ Mobiles Corner. Nor
way.
There has been . jubilee club formed
here under The direction OF Prof. Chamber
lain.
Bartlett. the jswelsr. Is billed for this
place April i6th.
There 4. IN be social ball In Danham's
lsll April i1,h.
B.rJ,min Davis has the frame ofhi new
stable up.
w X Bradbury 10 having . rent nnish'
eli OF over his csrrisge house.
The selsctmen have laid out o new street
starting In from Main Street ny the blsek.
smith shop owned by I. v. Emmons snd
running down by the new factory In iilr.
risou Child's, and another one starting
from the shove named new street and run
ming parallel 9th Main Street In front OF
J @. Andr.w.' lots.
The NJ Y Sunday School Scholars are
to have sshort concert Easter evening In
the ehspel.
Some % the citizens Of this place met In
Danh.m Hall Friday evening snd orgsn.
ir-d . Library Association. n. l. Curtis
-. chosen President, David Enmous.
Vice President; Jsnbi, NJ. Brown, Sec. !
3. w. Dunhsm, rress.
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Nfaxico.

Apphia Cross, sgri II years, widow Of
John Cross, Was buried Sunday, The On
Inst
Saturday. ths ssh inst, Mrs. Emily v
Puinsm. sgei "a years, was taken sick.
She did rus.d'v morning follo~ing. ,ni
80. buried the ilth Inst. Her 500, A. y.
bartlett OF Boston, vas At the funeral.
Rr,d, son OF NJ B,bb Il sick with
pn.umonla His father I. cotnaed IN the
house, but II. hoped both are Improving
Ellsry G. Park len here Wednesday
morning for q visit IN his brother Albert.
Il sumnsr and % see DR.. Cslds sell OF Buck
n-d. o. Dr.. C.li~.lrs oplnion depsuds
Whistler be goes back 10 Bethel or returns
home.
l. IIle Smith came from Boston 10 sea.
son Ia see her grandmother, Mrs. Putnam,
alive.
Ms G. NJ Kimbsll IL sick.
SIS Dorr with I've Others have been
sewing wood three days 81 this week for
n W. Park They u. horse power.
George d. st.plss' last teams came from
the woods. n. hss quite . crew OF drlv'
.r- on ih. Brsds.n Branch
Mrs floretce. wife OF Hiram T. Rich
ards, L. qult- lick
bsd. 1. very .ict oyvrvork In caring Tor
her mother, Mrs Putnsm, when having .
severe cold has resulted In severe sick
nsss.
oar we'll women have 10 do much In
caring for the sick.
B.,I,miu Eimunds. who uoved from
thi- pl.c. some three wears ago 10 W.irs.
n. H., died there the ~ n ult Tie leaves
widow sud one dsush,sr. the wif. oil
| George w Roberts. formerly OF Mexico,
now q resident Of wi.rs. The father oil
the deceased. Bsrj,mip. Sr.. vas one OF
the nrst settlers on Ssift River. lie
struck through the wilderness i've milrs
from apy house, and commenced 20 clear
farm. That farm 4. nov owned md oeeu'
pied by Kendall I. Taylor. and ~ one ol
The bet In NJ xico. With the exception
Of about three years, Mr. T., the deceased
vas life long resident OF this town un'il
be removed to wiers. lie Was . good
man In every respect. and VAS beh In es
TEN by all Who knew hin. He was
m.mbsr Of Bl,Iius Star Lodge Off A.
M.sobs. To. youngest aud last serving
member Of large family Of Children.
Mrs. John Gross. who has lived s.yera
years with her niece, Mrs. B. b. Dorr
did the 5th Inst
or. Tucker has moved 10 the Dam
Kimball place 10 Ramford.
Levi. II. Reed has spent the past weel
10 Portland.
There appear 20 be indications that th'
Brown W. Reed case may appear again II
court
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South Buckaeld.

AN Dalton. % Norway, has taken TIE
A q Psckard farm
The Chsfls. n Prince Gov. morrill, cox
istsiy bourht by Horace Mofrih hss ihe
srop.y aud Is uuisr the ues'msnt OF A
X X ,hin.ou. The vel known Veterinarian
~ E.st Hsbron.
GA .ecouat ~ the sickness Of Kills walt
msn tie tAsiug 90 TIE valuation wAs post
p1nsd ous we.k.
II. writer pas sold thoroughbred 's''
.sv Gov a. Jo.lsh Hutchinson.
Ms "Bans" D-,n tells az thai VAN
ius colt. l. '',r' during Md time.
TIE frqasut Gases ~ collie IN nor.s-
mak.s 10 almost an epidemic. k'l1en,p
,h.r. na.t b. something wrong In TIE
fed 90 carr - hors~s
colt ~oaid brirg - bis Pflee were ~ hee,
br.d II isa good op- al ths same.
Daniel Cisrk has moved from The hsten
place % th- Rpya plsee-
Letter Turu+r hss moved irom the hoS'
A. plac. "a The Wsldron plsee.
Fr.uk warrsn'- three yssr.oid st.io.
son OF q -orgs Logan eutsrs ihe u-ld ,nl'
.-..ou =. an aspirsni for The honofs o' 'n'
.iad. A..
Al interesting suii i Law has ben 10
.,i,utsd In this town A farmer solo ni'
grated fruli 20 well fposn nun oeJ.I
10 packed H. Nos prior 10 me deliver,
=, ths d-pot ard payment Tor THIS nav y
"a. frrr-u whll- In the possession OF w
al, farmer. Tns.e are the salient polou
Of m. e.ss. Wa. The trsde fully eoosam
mated 80 a. IN render ihs buyer h.oie 10
N. vala. % The spplsrf
w, .eknowledss . PLEASANT business ca
from oar g.uiA as-s-sors-
W I Harlow. Of this town, 10 an ~
49,, az . position In The Portland Gus
tom uOos- a.
The sSIi,sr h,s 'o-, ,ssm "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-16
Hiram.

The Congregational Circle held . session
st Grange usll. THURSDAY evening, Win
an suisrtsirment and ersEy supper ana
rsi-sd sl9 Is.
Mouto- Boyptpu and Willis +. wsdD-
worth have qaslincd ss postmaster aud as
,l.tsnt st hiram. Their predecessors,
L-musl Cotton snd his sou Charlie, have
b..u prompt. accurate and courteous.
Mr.. ThOms. e. Sisrblrd IL very III.
Mrs Daniel Hutehips Is visiting friend'
IN Elliott
Ga Saturday, Mr.. Freeman Puesley was
kieksd very severely below The right knee
by one OF bis eolts.
Henry w. Burbank recently Visited bis
sisters nj Portlspd and Scsrboro.
Webster Fitch IL a. home on VACATION
from New Hsmptou, ". W.
Egssn- wsdsworth drove . pair OF TAT
ox.n 10 Portland market this week.
Miuot \ BrsIler will soon commence 70
collect The cream on q route In Hiram,
I..t Hiram and D,pmsrt. eonslsuog OF
100 cows. Tor h's.rs, Berry OF Portland.
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AfaaOn.


Sugar msksrs are hsppv this spring
The ground 4. frozen hsri enough; no
.no~ 10 bother. and cold nights and
yarn days, 80 that everything Is 10 their
favor.
Me-. Ar,smus Mason IL very sick sgsin.
IL 3. entirely helpless and has 10 have two
watchers every night His disease IL
rb.ums,ic svsr.
NE Mills hs. returned from lewiston.
Hs -ill work With bis father on The farm
this sesson.
40 Lovjoy has sold bis four oxen TO
A. \ Han.
Aiort, Tyler hes moved hack into Ma
son. lie changes his spots quite oftsp.
Oss Of n IIatehinson's horses Vas had.
" kiehed by the other last week. IL 10
Qui,. lam. pow aud urr, FOR use.
Tn. NJ X \ Cirel. me, With Mrs.
wi,hsm. Rsv. A II wiihsm n rather
feeble lie has had trouble In his side
where be Vas hiekei by horse some
years sFo.
A u Bssn'. team. naishsi hsalins birch
In M.-on Yesterday. the oh of April
Dsnisl Morrill, ~ill move 10 Albany
about ~. 18Th 81 Msy.
The ground IL frozen 50 We cannot plo~
yet
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Hebron.

The roads sr. f..t dryiuT up, and only .
few patches OF snow In sight Grass be
gins Ia show green.
Prof Moody ard f'mily spsn, Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. D-s Moody.
One of the stud+nts, Robert l. Mlllstt
of Norway. hsd his leg broken while play
ing base ball Monday. DR.. Bradbury of
Norway set the bone. DR.. DOnham Was
oo' ~ town for the day.
Il P.eksrd, Who started for Boston
Win . car 81 spple- Last week. aud vas
tsksn IN 81 M.chsnic Falls. 50 - 20 be
Obliged to return home, 10 much better. so
he IL out Mr.. Packard and M Hibbs
sold their spplss In Boston for " Is per
barrel.
NJ. vsrsn Bumpu. has been grazing
.nd trimming spple trees In this vicinity
Mr. Bampus L. 10 great demand for such
worn. being . nrst.clsss hand.
A. the school meeting this spring A. j.
Turn.r vs chosen sssnt, and 81 Q Later
meeting Il was voted 10 pa, the money In
the academy. q
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DanrnArk.


Henry Hsrnd.n OF Brighton IL moving
10 his fathers y ". Harndtn's. Who IL
quite aged and needs some one TO look a.
rr his farm
Mrs Jess Gibbs has gone 10 Portland.
Albert Pfost OF the Portlsnd Stone Ware
Co, Vas here Last week IN look up EVIL.
deuce To support MS pension claim.
I.sac u. Richardson has bought the red
house Of A y. Bradbury and IL TO move In
Immediately.
David T. Lord has leased the lower
story Of Potter & 0rdway's furniture shop
and 10 moving his goods there.
Thomas F--sspdsn has gone TO Boston
10 enter q store there ~ clerk.
The lumbermen have commenced eur
veying logs.
The ice IL nearly out Of the ponds and
the rivermsn win start the drive on Moose
Pond soon.
saco River IL very low for the season
and there are fears that some OF the logs
will not 20 cot.
hope that Mr.. wansmsksr viii im'
prove our railway postal service 90 that Z
card can 70 from here 10 Paris every time
N Ices thaa thyss dsye
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Tss people % Paris Hill got . 'scars-
Slttsy s1lCh thsy oil Dot soou forgrt
Iasfs ]. rotning particularly ch"sfful 10
- t1ougtt % .ssiug large fraction OF .
tlags as 10 a-hs-. sud ~ nothing bat
es pf0uPissi % alarm att sciion pfvHsni-
- 70 stsn a. .boui bali pAsi twelve
ssttsy Il 80 discovered that The Hab
hafi Honss wss co are In TIE upqsf
P,'i ,nd tssi Ne tsuss bad already
sitst considerable hsstusy A ofisk
tcria s,si -itd ~ss hlowitEs ~ ths tine
az r1itiug tgt tie most promPi 80
hFfnIc t-lft pfsvsutsd q general cotn .
Eraii1n -hich ~ ne most csrsfal e-timats
uult hsss sept sssy every oui.fiuE
sea-, of tss sisftlng polni on ths Est sd
o. MAu street ar ~~st end ~ Liucolu
street TIE Baptist Sabhsth school sss
u ssss.on 81 ne tine to Gre wss discov
sftt. stt p-op'- Ssrv last r~turrlog IRON
- TO CtufChss. - thst quick alarm
ofrlsttA cfu-f - 10 f.scav ~ith wy
ais ts.sy. AZ The 'shuckst brigade a.
satist itssf nohiy TIE Gre started In
tas foof ~ ths on close o. ne main hoass
IN spark from Earning ehimnsy
rs tufusd t,ruugh Aud rsn tuto ne
os'sis a. ~ a.. msin hoas-, from
st'ca pint ne ftm-s qaickiy sprrsc
tafuuga tts wal and % utcsr he roof
Lstisfs ssrv q hsuf at no'- ~ss cot
70 re roof directly Over TIE f,ms- snd
sa'sf iafret To- from hat pOlni Which
eascsst TIE cot ,grNtioB.
NunslferAn.s damNgs sss done 20 t1s
hoas- as fafrl.hiug. oy sstsr ~ sci ~
lfs - ca damage 10 covered 80 Tar a. II
cah ~, ~ iusarsncs.
Cots.i-rinS ne hssiway that The f'ms'
Aai aiisin-i. tie location % th- bailiin Nd
a. tas tifvction ani force % ths ~ind u
= Amo-t mirscle that TIE scenes a.
fnn.hstou ,bd EAs,Port ssrs nos repeat
- a. Psfi. HuL
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(,autOu.


Ward Howard has . position n con
duetor on the West End Railroad In Dos
| ton.
Harry Douglass aud wallace Allen ar'
on visit 10 Portland and Bos,on.
Hon. g. n Gilbert and family have 70
turned from fsrmipgtou.
Miss Louise Staples OF Auburn, 10 visit
Ing In town.
Ellsry q Park. Eco, law s,uden, with
4 X IIsrriek. Eco OF Bethel was In town
Wednesday.
4, IL no. expected that the corn factory
viii be run by local parties the present
SESSION.
J BIetusli and family OF ws., Mlpo,
visited friends and rels,ives In town last
seek.
We learn that the young ladies OF the
Uaiv.r.sii., Circi- ~. preparing another
ir.ms which they will soon presep, to The
public.
Lest Wednesday evening". Rev frsnk'
lin Blake, of London, " a.. and Mis- Lyd
IL Waite ~ thi. place. w.r. uultsd In mar
risse 81 the residence OF the bride. . large
p.rty OF friend. b-ius present Me-. snd
Mrs Blake lsft Friday moruiug for New
Hampshire where they will make their
home
Wednesday, train. were delsved on &C.
ooun, 81 the fright engine bling thrown
from the trsek nv . large stone which
rolled down from the bank during the
eight by hard work on the part OF the
employees, the msil train Ne. able 10 con
n.ct with the up train from Par,lsnd. No
me vas ipjared and the dsmsges we're bu,
sllsht
Tus.dsy forenoon John foye fell thirty
feet With . staging on ~hlch be Was paint
lag. bresking bis thlsh bons In three
pisces. lie ws. attended ny DR.. Coolidge.
A. last secounts he Was doing - well ~
could be expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-16
Oxford.

TIE funsr,i OIL & Stone took pl.os
Yria,y .t the Congregational ehu'ch, BID
- J,ms. Liahv. 90 Poland. oir-is,ius
NJ Stoos ~,- 81 years old. lie leaves .
willow sri thru ehili:'n.
M- J,m.. L.mA ,pd her little sou
have gone to Pnr,lsni where the child 10
to .,isni N. school for the deaf.
The Society ~ Christisn Eaiesvor held
. .ocl.hle at Ceu,rl Hal Tu--isv sv'r-
iug. The proceeds were for The benz NJ
~ the society for Prevention ~ C'usliy Ia
Animals. Nearly seven dollar. were TAX
en-.
HAIRY u,ye. was At home for few days
lss' wsst.
NJ ON Tr.ey h. sn,ck ~ seventeen
n'o-r tsghoru hens. ~hich hsy- laid
since J.ru.ry to April 500 ssr.. Daring
The ma.,h ~ Mech they laid $50 ssr..
Mr.. Jn.sph Rphln-nn I. more comfort
.hls She :. .sls ,o .it NJ short time.
Mrs. w. X fsrrl. Z. Improving.
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Andoyer.

Nj. and Mrs. knfidse Poor have ~
turued home snsr an absence 90 several
mouths, NJ. Poor spsbdlug The winter In
A'b-s- .sd Ms. Poor win frisnds In fsi.
meth. Msius
sl.. Gsrtis Dresser l. visiting MEND.
In Poftlsnf.
The lsties % The N. X society held .
isir and suction sale ~ quilts. aprons,
fsncy articl-.. etc q, Usion Hall Wet
uesfsy evening. April lOih. Ice cream
snd pastry suppsr "a. served In ,h-
loser hall Ths proceeds were sbout eco
J. y Csldssll hss hen chosen .choOl
sEsnt In Di.,rio, No. and Win Leonard
10 Dlstrici NJ 4
Married, 10 Andcvsr. April eth. by Rev.
q lmsn Rec. Nj y l Russell and Miss
ElEN Blsnch.ri.
sugar msksr- r~port good run.
The sprins 10 The year I. crvsplng along
sbd ever body 10 getting ready for The
campaign
A ". rhonss 1. on . business trip 10
boston tAis wesk.
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North Paris.

W. W Duah.m b. hir.i man by The
season. J. a Field has also hired . MA.
Fr.us Fsui- h.. hired 10 n. J. Cu.h-
msn for the summer.
School i.sIp-ctsi 10 commence April
2? I 10 di.,'io, ", ~
W. W Dauh,m h.. twice found his h~.
hives Ia bel orders covers uk'n 90.
ru.hions rsmovei spi combs tsksu 90,
sud few we're dropped on the gfouod
snd some carried away. leaving the bees
In bed -hsps. Ia taxing lessons In bee
culture 10 1. better n have an Instructor.
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Buckhald.

NJ @. Pereivsi aud J. v. Jeweti, OF An
barn. were In town Monday.
Josish Hutchinson and wife have re-
turned 90 their own house. having spsn'
the winter at the residence Of Mrs. Silas
Mitchell.
The suction sale OF the psrsopsl sstats
OF the late John NJ. Damon, Friday.
brought together nearly two hundred peo.
pie. Most OF Oh. stuif vent low.
DIR. FiiIs.rsld like Bsruum's Greatest
show on earth" had attractions for the null
titude OF lame, halt and blind.
Az Warren has enlarged his harness
shop by the addition OF the room recently
occupied by Mrs. Sslli. n D.Costsr.
The sslsctmsn oommepcsd tour OF in'
.pectiou OF the hxsbl. estates OF the town
last week. Taxes will probably be lower
the present year than for several years ow'
ing TO . favorable combination OF eiream'
stsnces.
n. ID waldron and Mr. W. Y Pike
wsr. 10 Portland last week on business
an pleasure "trip.
WIN Gregg aud Tom Bstton. OF Andov.
o., we're In town lsst week.
Atwood. SpsuldlpR & Co are putting In
. nice line OF osrps,ipgs, tspestsry, supsr'
straw and oil, and are headquarters for
room pspsrs 81 price. s low - the lowest.
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Norwnv Lake.

Mr. - G.mtnoa did April CA. lie
~ss ou- " The Oldest men In town, sged
- wears
NJ. Duth,m. wife % The late Alsusop
Daah.m. tii.i last ~.st. funeral services
a. The houss lsst Surfay.
NJ Eaoch Merrill died Sandsy. 'gs
.hna' - Years
NJ. s.rsh Ns~hAn has rv,srusd 10
Ration. Nj. ~ A. Parsons l. kesping
house fnr her Gee % hsr brOthsrs'
Ch.rls. N-shaii. l. qnit= feeble.
Ms. Adfis Shsitnck has gone IN Msss,'
ehus-tt. on visit 10 Der grandmother
NJ Kiuslsy.
Zu.. Nils, 90 Bethel. h,s booghi tes
H.r-aiah Broru farm and will move on TO
IN soon.
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Swnden.

wTni.m Bsunsu saved 90 the ,humb
from hi. right hand In The mill las, Tues
dsv
Jonathan wilson has taken . very So
we're cod -hich ootnae- him IN HI, eed.
There are doubts % bis recovery sntsriAia'
81
Lini.n v. Kos~l,ni I. to teach In Dis
uict No hi. summer Llnnie NJ Lib
~ 10 The Bsptis, District, Bsulsh l.
Brigham In The Hssksli District, Msade
q I~uus " Tie h'ick school house.
\ l. Piummsr hes Rons from washing
ton T.rritory % C.hfornis. VIII return
20 S-sdsn nsxt mouth
M H,mnn's family are expected here
from Nebraska 10 June. q.
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pethel.


Charles Demeri,t has moved into the
Haywood house on Main Street, Bethel.
lately purchased OFF. NJ. Pnilorook. ne.
u,or. lie Il treating 10 To Q new coat OF
paint
Charles Nilsson Il rsshipglins and paint
Ina bis baildiugs.
Rev. Bstj smin Foster has painters 81
work on hi- bailding-, corner Of Main and
Mechanic Strvst
Mrs. J U. burlington. Mrs. Seth Walk
or, Miss wings,s and Miss Alice Billings
len Bethel for Portland on the morning
train.
B.thsl Dramatic Club performed the
"Ofphsn" 81 Ideal Hall fhdsy evening 20
ths acceptance 81 those present.
Miss Cors Barphsm IL qulis sick with
typhoid pusumOnls
" \. Han has the symps,hy OF the
whole eommuuliy In The loss Of bis llt,l.
boy by pnsumonlA lie W. four years
old.
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North.Went Norway.

Mr. J.eob HsrrieE died March 2sih.
aged - yesrs
Mr. Eaoch Merrill. aged 81 years, died
April . n.
Mrs. John York 4. still fslllng.
Mrs. James jordan remains about The
sane
Cor. Brown 4. engaged 10 tsseh The
.prirs term ~ school In District No. Is
.bd Lillian J,hnson l. expected 10 teach
10 District No.
Mr- George B-nnstt and daughter have
bs.n yi.itiog 81 Dr wslksr's
NJ wolcOit from Moray hsd . birth.
day party 81 ciunsmou Camp. April 9Th
Among he sus-is we're Capt Whi,uarn.
Of The h m House. Norway; Howard saith
e..hisr OF the National Bank ~ SorwsJ
AMI others
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North Rnrknnlh.

Mr.. Bell s-sliow has returned ron
I.v~rmore f.ll. Her sister. Mrs. Dr.
0ihh-. 4. vsry much better.
Sd. swallow has traded bis horse for
stso yssr-oli colt
Oscar Turner. from Greene, Was a. bis
fathers lss, week.
NJ. y. VI Blshce. ~ho hss been .iek al
her fathers. NJ. r'nlumAus iIsslis. s'
sumr~r. w.s In our plsos this wesk also
Me-. r. & M,yhsS ~ Auhuru.
Head Brp,hsrs have Got shout dons
saving board logs They are soon "a
commsnos on shiagles.
willi,m n. Mo'-s's widow hss gone "a
Norway 10 stop with her suni, Mrs. Clsve-
lard.
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NewrY.

SA E,n..' little eAlli SICK With iapg
fever l. mach better.
April 5 h. bSin % The wife OF X. A. XII.
gore. . dsnghtsr.
fsr,is. are throwing palp wood into
Bar River.
The pro-PSei looks slim Cor An early
drive % logs.
Sssun Fro.i AAs returned home from
Albany
TIE rosds ar fe.Tfaily mudiy.
God slsighing ron Gr.non Notch 20
Upton.
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Hartford.

The going q. horrible ard the prospect
\. that mud time will hold oai well this
year.
Mrs Sullivan Cox has been quite sick
bot l. better nov.
Levi. Spt.on 1. g,ining SLOWLY.
&. NJ. Irish moves from Backfsld on 10
hi. farm this week.
The summer term % the line school Will
be uusht ~ Niles Mary Crockett.
VIII Ra.-.ll moves on TO the III shaw
farm this week.
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0rANon.

This, April iiia. -. s,il have beautiful
sl~ighlug Zoo can riie . distance OF I've
mile. ard not touch hsrv ground 81 al.
hut these h-sat.ful sunay day. - stp~ci
oil soon melt tas snow 81 ~ must say
gossi ey- ~ slsishiux for thi. spriug.
RI Brosu dashed logging yesterday
us "a. drs~u ~ The river ssNsniesu
hubfrvd thoassbd 81 lumDsr this slater.
us 10 TO-DAY baildiux scsmp Zoe rissf
driviug. hat uuls.. ~ have rsiu soon thsrs
mast - . short time o. drive ss there I.
BAT snail amOuni % .nOs ~ msks water
Tor friviag.
There l. % b. horse tro, on Lake I'm
hssog - day. x n rhurstou, G0y
Tsa-ton sbd csarles RysrsOn have he
troting bor.s.
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Albany.

Chssiey Psrnsld has gone 10 Berlin, N.
H.. to vi.it . slok cousin.
Jo..ph l. Rand IL In quite poor health.
GeorR. Cisrk's health .. Improving.
Mr. Mills aud ~if. % Bethel. have bee
Waiting st her fathers, Amos II Bsrkefs.
They expect 10 move Ia Norway soon.
W n. wheeler IL In poor health.
Carter A. Grover. Who hss been lumber,
i1g tn past winter In New Hampshire
hs. returned Ia hi. farm.
ID Clark 4. 81 work for Cyrus kosslsnd.
rni.hipx several room. In the Albsny lie.
sins Iioa-.. lie will nett ~est paint the
in.id. of the Cougr.s s,lonsl church.
A q Bean 1. making rtpsirs on ID
A. Cammiug'. house, also dolpg painting
on the inside OF bis house.