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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-08
Canton.

Several couples attended the New Year
bill a. North Turner.
n. Dlokneil has moved into the ]. w
nlekuell house on Hsyfofd Avenue.
J y. Mendaii Gu, his foot qai,e severely
last Thursday.
A. Packard has . JOB hauling wood fo'
Laeius Packard.
Canton Drsms,ic Club are preparing "a
play the drama 'Abo,s the Cloud. ~
the bensdt OF church organ AZ The B'ci
church.
We we're GLAD TO learn Of the election ol
J q. Swssey. Eco. - Assistant Clerk o'
the House. Mr.. swssev ia young man
Of rare ability and We predie, for him
brilliant future.
The following officers 10 Anssseunti.
cook Lodge we're in.tsiisd lest wefnes-
day evening hyJ \ Meudsll. ID. ID q N
"a. H.yfcri. IT,, S;oi IL. Allen. '. o.
". A. KITS. u =. 80 nicssell. y. X
c' - M = n-ass,i' n. ss O.; W ". Rs.s'
=. :. Nc. n. .. Berry, Ga; q. femeroy
% a.. "a. farsoas. " IS n. T. fi'reli,
Z. So A. =, shs-. hs.Na.' u. A.s-e't'
Rev. Mr.. Long wss given poand party
las, Tas.dav sftsrnooo AMI evening. The
gifts we're numerous aud useful. There
we're sixty nvs present Ia the evening. and
oil proauauc.d IL vsrv pleasant time.
Mr. J. w. Thompson vas surprised last
Monday evening by q party OF about any
friends. They we're presented with .
hsngiug lamp aud sons silver spoons.
DIR. A l. Stsnwooi taeu reminded Nr.
and Mr. Thompson that u was the 2sth
snpiVsrssFy ~ thslf marriage.
Az ths snnusl meeting OF The Andro-
.oossiu VALLEY Driving Association Mon.
day evening J w. Thompson s.s elected
President. aud NJ Peabody Secretary aud
Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-08

The Thermometer Ia Bethel has rsgis
4 rid - % so above zero for the pas
sssk. Soutberly winds and cloudy wss,h
"a have prevailed Rauners have giser
plsce % wheels. sni TIE lambermen sre
piliug ~ lots % timber on their yards.
Jsm-- l. Ch.pmsn has moved from tbs
old home-tssd ~ the vili.ge. near kimSsl
Psrk His hrO,hsr. Virgil n has also
moved Into the village. sni taken A \
cbspman'- house near Main Street.
rhs drrt day Of January the outside
world r, ,lcef In the privilege Of coming
~ Bethel Hill without being compelled to
paw tribute. TIE charter Cor the toll bridge
expired Dec. sl,t. isss. We pow have .
nee bridge. and can invlts the pa1lIe %
cone sni trade With Ne. ~ithou, feeling
of m-snness that We have made you pay
toll N get here.
Jaiee Foster and wife started on Mon.
DAY % last we~k f,r ssco. where The Jsdse
bolts ooar, this mouth
NJ. W. Davis. Who sp~nt the holidays Al
Bethel. hss rs,aruei 10 R,xoary. Mas.
J. Flank Rich started last week on .
business trip through the IVES, lie vii
visit Kansas City. Denver. aud other
cities
WIN Freemsn .tar,si las, week for
wsshlngton. ID. C., for visit N his fsthsF.
Qllts . party from TIL. place s,tended
N. New Years ball q, Loeks's Mills.
Mrs. Olive Young. Who fot some time
past has been visiting In Msssschusetts,
has retained 10 her home In Bethel
wednesday evening. Harry Churchuls
rhes,re Company presented the vel
known comedy. Jnshus whltcOmh, 10 q
good suilsoce 10 IDEAL Hall. Thursday
evening" smother good play vas given. Mr..
Churchiil IL very popalu In this section
The Congregational Circle met last
rnursisy evening st Mr. Burnhsm's.
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Buokhold.

J. A.&C.A. warren have thrsshs,
this fall 9T25 bushels ~ Rraiu with thsi
Little Giant ,hr,shing msehiae.
JE Blcknell hss also threshed with
hi. Little Giaut threshlng m,chlne os''
300 ba.hels.
Poor weather FOR business.
A good snow storm would be q New
Years present worth having.
q A Hulow 4 Son hsve bought The
ledge" bulldins. occupied by william
Wood. and will transform 10 into Q work
shop. put,ioR In q steam engine, &C.
william Wool has moved 10 the Allen
house. below Halls bridge.
The Baptist Church observes the week
OF prayer. b.ginnipg Mondsy evening.
Sullivan Dscostsr OF Esst Buchneld died
weduesd.y % last week.
Several Of our el,Isus were n Augusta
las, w,.t.
George W. Longs hog weighed $50
pounds
There we're 10 deaths In town the pas,
y,sr. ssslnst 30 the previous year.
Miss Fannie lIsrssy has returned from .
visit Ia Clifton, " J.
tn. Misses Ellie and Helen Morrill, have
r.,arned from . visit OF several weeks 10
the Bay STATE.
The adopted daughter OF Eiwsrd q.
Cole. aud one OF the twin sous Of Horace
A. Irish. have been quite sIek with pneu'
monla.
Good weather for hsy mows. wood sheds
and coal bins
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Ne George n NcD,nsld has op~nei .
h.rns.. shop In ths hulliing recently va.
Gated Nv Monro. Boynton.
Mf. B,yuion trades In The n. d Hob.
bard store
Nc. Ralph Hubbard. our express sni
station sg,ut. has touch OF Callfjtnla
lever
Mr.. Sylvauus TaOms IA. gone IN Lynn
Charlie and Eva Hanson and fulton
,nd Augus,ine VI GT~sur, OF Eut Hiram.
are AZ Ksnrs Iiill SsmlasrJ.
Dr L Bennett, aud hml.y are Ia
town.
S.co river 4. open. Jan -.
NJ Fred n Pike % Cornish IL teaching
In South Hiram village.
JofiAs STACY. Be- IL ts,eAias 10 iAs
Durgin district In South Hiram
Miss Rose Chspmsn contsmplsies q
irip 90 The West n engage I. isNe her
She hs- hen very succe.sfal In Maine
Ani New Hampshire.
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TIE REAR BRIGADE.
West Rnfhel

A al. 4. nv ersi card 10 iss9 l greet
you al With . hsppy Nss Year
what very pleasant, mild Christina
n the.s dsys are The forvrunners % TIE
coming mouth. - shall stlil look for NE
wnndsrful - record We sre certainly
having q wordsrfal WATER - fsr. pleasant
o. I've In bat rot 80 pleasant Tor lnmoer'
iuE Operations. Csnnot use runners on
ths main roads AZ al
A \ beau hAs been % Connecticut on
busiaes. lie markets much % his bitch
stock there Hi. mil Al Wet Bethel has
ben shut iovn f1r repairs several DAYS,
.ai -e tou't bear ne familiar saistle
thrv. tines . day sxcspt 81 such times
- AZ Ervsisd ~ 10 ne year roand
e. e Merlin has CONE hone ~ stay Al
present. Has ben vofking In Gorham,
y. n. Coz more than year on csrriAge
rofk comlug home occasionally % iook
an~r ths inisr~., % his farm anf family.
Asa Pre.eoti has goae o MAson % ruu
A ; Bssn's suglne 10 ths mil which las
recently started ~ there.
singing scho1i taaght BY 4 7. Grow
~ L. In coutsmp' stiou here.
A little boz Ia Fortlsnd writes fiisnd
hsrv nat be hss collected over sevrr
Hundred postage stamps and no two Az
ANke
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East Bethel.

The Christians sntsrtaiumsn, was much
erilyed By all TIE exercises consisted
90 prayer. music, reciis,ions. dialogues,
etc snd . tree well lsisu with presents
Mls. Kan, Pitcher from the H.rring
ton Concert Company. 10 sp-nii1g ih'
holid,y. At her homs In this place
Jsm-. NJ Bartlett with four horses. and
e. & Kimbsll have gone - 0ilesd 10 wor'
for Hastings A Co.
Ffed G. Bsan. who IL a. work a. Lowell
1. now - pding . week ~ homs.
W. \. wight. from The Harrington Con
cert Comp.ny, recently visited friends IL
this place
Ali-r River Grsnge Installed the follow
ing Cf'lcsrs Dsosmo.f ssii
Mater. T. N KimhAii. Over.eer. y .
1oang, steward. ". a. unlt, Asst siessfd
U aains. Lecturer. ", y. hro-n. Irra.
ufrs. NJ. ". Il. ilnlt, SECRETARY. Mrs. A. "
nso~u. ChapiAin, M r kimhslii fomons
Nr. a J. Perry. llors- hrs D.. :. hafl-u
CsF,.. Mr. u. Biake. Laiy Asst steward Ms
Nay himbsli
The regular mssilugs of this Grang'
have been essugei 10 the Saturday on o.
before foil moon.
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West Fryeburg.

The body Of Mrs. james P.rrItg,on, Of
Portlsui, who recently died ofvphold
ps.umoni., Vas Inferred last wednesdiy
in the family lot OF her father, Mr.. Joseph
Irish. The death OF Mr.. fsrfingion Is
peculiarly sad. A. she leaves four small
children.
Mrs. ward IIu,chips has h,d . touch OF
the prevalent pneumonla, bat IL now con
v.lsscsnt.
A qile, family party assembled on New
Y.sr'- morning ~ witness The msrrisee o'
MI.. Zoe VI LIBBY 10 Mr.. Frank Y Giles.
A. N. hone of the brides mother. Mrs
Elgene Charles IN STOW. The eersmon,
Vas performed by R-v. John NJ. Wood
bury, az fyeburg. Amer q tempting
lupoh h,i been served. Mr.. and Mrs. Giles
took their departure for Freedom, n. ii
where they will make short yi.it. Their
vas large display Of presents, including
q handsome family Bible aud some noe sll
yrr.
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Mason.

oar snow Z. mostly gone, hu, there ..
Ice svsrywhera The wicked only eau
stand. and some Of them have . hard ums
~ II. II now seems much like the great
lce winter of some fity years ago.
I hsvr no PITY 10 waste on your South
Bacspsld correspondent because h IL De.
pflvsd OF nj. f.yorite music, but Tor III.
consolation will say 10 him, that n he will
have patience through the -es,ou OF sno-.
F1r The loss of The song ~ the mss'csi
crow. Hut with forti,ade walt for bright
jane morn. lie gill see TIA, sweet song.
str eating hI. corr Nov. colnrsde mine.
ID lnt rsplne, Your sorrow IL no, for long I.
For the friendly crow, A. melting ~ The
snow. VIII cons again With he song.
Rev. A. n. wi,hsm - qaiie unveils hls
lungs AMI thros, are sfictsd
Mrs A Mason l. not ss well a. usual
Annic Merlin i home on q holiday va.
cation.
Mr. sni Mrs. Isaac G. Heath bad . we'd
ding reception on New Years eve
Irvin uutehln.ou I. eating aud Jariing
birch shi poplar fOr n II. Tyler
II. Hatchlnson and slfe ATE away on .
visit
Z,n.. and Eldsn Mills have their poplar
yATded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-08

DIV. wLksr. mater % oar grange
q tais tosn. Aitsnied TIE STATE Grange a;
Bssgof.
Ia. gate slckly among The children
with bNi colds an fevsrs
School nai,hsd IN District N. on ne
glsi. Fred Carver teacher. lie gave good
sstisfAetior.
william ThomNs did last Friday ,ftsr .
Wagering illness. Iiis funeral Occurred
Sabtsy he sob. Rev W W. Carver 81
tsutng a.
Albsrt DsShon Art ismlly. ~ Auburn,
are visiting a. his fsiasr's. G. y DsSaous
WI Conari. OF Llvvrmors, sAs np N
zee bis mother. Mrs. Mary Coaant. last
SEX
TIE coat mAksrs that srr =, work Tor
NJ B1cknsm. % MeChAnic falls, Are oa'
% surk ~ pffssut
wors d. proxressitE ensly 10 Pm Car.
mous coat shop. IL employs Aooa' Il.
harfs
h. walktr IA. goa- 20 CAnion I
comm-oc- 90 n - OF hanlug SoJd ~
tae pulp mil a. Gulcrtyills
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Oxford.

Capt n ". Bolster and Capt. O, c.
Pratt, OF P.rls. visited the y A. Roberts
P,s, saturday evening. December - h.
More comrades w,re expected bat the
state Of the rosis prevented. A collation.
OF crackers and cheese, dOughnuts and
cotf.e was served. The on 'srs elect OF
the Y. A Rpbsfts Post. q A. X. will he
installed on Saturday evening. J,nasrJ D.
by Csp, Backnsm, OF Mechanic Falls
A man named Turrer vas brought he
fore Justice Eiwsrds charged with drunk.
euness aod Vas sentenced 70 thirty days
impris ,umsut In Paris Ill. THIS 10 IN.
am time he has been In jdl Tor this OF
Tense.
Dsuue,, Cotton has sold his plscs "a
Roscoe brown and hiss bough, some land
of Den Flood.
A socIsbl- vas held Tuesday evening a
Central Hall ny thu Society Of Christian
Endssvor, with music, reeitstions, etc.
A New Years ball was held N Centra
Hall Monday evening There wsss lsrg'
attendance. Hssslton bssso and prompt
sr. Walker cornet, Gibbs clarinet, Weston
violin.
Married, at Pigeon Mn, December 2s.h
by Luther Perkins, ESQ. Mr.. Edgar II
Yaupce, OF Auburn, and Miss Aboie rhay
or, OF oxford.
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ErvAlnnrr-

TIE school In District Ma. 2. taught b,
Mss Eva walker. closed Friday, Dee
essh. with appropriate exercises. vhic,
showed The careful trslsing Miss w. glve'
20 Der scholars.
Mrs. d.. LNmson went to Portland o.
Friday Zoe visit OF q fss weeks.
Mis- Ellsn rihoetts sp~nt her Chris,ms'
vscNtiOn ~ home. and returned ~ the New
Eagland Conservatory last veek.
NJ. wallace rsroox has besn eoudset
several DAYS ~ illness. bat h out again
also Ms. s Head and Mrs n W
STARK.
Ms. Matte Hove I. visiting In BOSTON,
shd Ms May Weston IN Porilsni.
Prof Stsrrstt ~ rafts College has beer
visiting a Ais uacle's. Mr.. q Morssn's
TIE snaal supper OF the 9. l. :. G
tOok place Mondsy sveuiug. Dec ais,, n
NJ N A. Rsnfslrs.
Nis. Aana Barrow. went bach 10 Bos
ton on Tue-isy. Jsn- ist.
Lssi. n wslksr. " A. 81. now In liar.
ward Me,iicN school. v.- here from Fri.
dsv tlll Wednesday. Jan. "a.
Frsak BuEHeu OF Portl.ni has been In
town ;hls week
TIE Congregational Circle ne, al Mrs
NJ A. Rsntsirs Thafsisy evening. and
over seventy vsr- In sitsDisnce. though
The Zoe skstlpg attracted . large namosr
% TIE yoaug people
Bat little snpv IL - b. seen. In small
patches 10 The nelis.
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East Sumner.

Transfers are hAhksring for more snow
Mary are iils 10 e)n.cq1-ncs of poor sled
Ding.
sf sist.ou. teams are however a
work drawing In logs. The saw MIL u
running having plenty IN do.
Stephen Doisn and wife are 10 Portland
Tor The vlnisr
A \ Hathaway, Eco, the Insurance
agent ~as In the place Tussisy.
Mr.. g v Joy, The rail rOsi bridge
builder has nDvei n the Flat.
Pfisbi- ~ Prof l.. NJ. Robinson. ol
Phll.isiphis. viii 'egrei ~ learn OF The
dangerous Illness OF nj. wife. Who ptoos
hly esuno, .urviv. long. She wa- Miss
Hsrfi. ~ Minot
The young people belonging 20 the ord.'
~ Good rsmplsr- hsi sociahle =, their
hall on New YsN'sj-vsulns. The loise IL
pro.p-rlns dasly With 10 sotivs member.
IL hs- srjlysd great hafmoay and pros
perlly ZOE nearly ,ssniy years.
SLocun.
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waaf paria

George Bsrrou, who len this plsce |
short time ago to work In New York City
has returned.
A. J. Carts want 10 Augusta Tuesisy
bat returned Thursday On sec0unt OF tbs
Legislature scjournipg 10 next Wednesday
Rev. q. "A. Hsnosford. OF Rnmfori. VA
In town Tuesday.
The young men that vent 10 New lorl
on v,cAilna have returned
l.. n Andrews has returned from his
visit - Massachusetts, ard Vermont
sks,ing IL good on the river this week.
The Peoples Theatre Company had %
good house M,ndsy evening" that they
we're induced IN stay and play Tuesday.
They presented "Joshus whlicomb" u
. full house. They went 10 Bethel from
here.
IRE I. q. q. ". Lodge elected the fol.
losiug on .ers last Saturday evening
Elisha Emsry. No; Eiroy Davis v. q.
l. n s-sn. u \ H. Curtis T. =. " foans'
tressarvr.
They are % have public installation
aud oyster aud pastry supper Saturday
evening, the i2th. Music by the West
Part. orchestra sni choir.
Rev. J. G. Andrews viii give Q lecture
sasd,y Afternoon 10 The Baptist church.
TIE mill started Thursday on eight
hlars time. -Four OF the directors,
M.ssrs. Hunt, Allen. Wing and Wilson
we're here part OF the day. They had
their dinner served 10 The upper story OF
the new mill.
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South Rnnkhald

Hubbard Los,ll Ia. sold the stan dlns
pine on hi. farm 10 willard Of North
Turner. for $500 This pine IL 20 be land.
81 on the bshss of the N,Ilnseoi the pres.
cnt winter.
A force Of workmen are employed on
the A. q Packard farm cutting OF the
sooi Large operations are epnismpls,.
"a th. present winter by its new owners.
n. N and y. n irish are opsratlnx on
the Bryant lot thl- wiuis'
Toe writer hss Kept ilsry iOf the pas,
eight years. keeping Afscofd ~ The wealth
~ ani al other hsppsnlngs II pays Ia
NOTE ways than one.
Clark FOstsf has sold bis HAmbleion.
ian horse " ~ Thiyer f1r $500
Stshbor Jason IL itallng In live stock
ard carriages.
John Record has sold bis slr ye,r-oli
Pstchsn mare ~ Lofing Psfchsr % Liver
more.
Almon Record Is very low with . ,umor
IN the stomach.
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Porter.

No suow vet The logger- sre 90 n
psrse kss-lng thslr team. waiting.
Ms sally Frvnch z. qai,s feeble So
L. qait- sgsf. some - years
Mrs John Cole. TIE oldss, prison Il
tova. 10 fain1g. She 10 some % years
OLD
IL FrsuSA "a. I. i,s % loss'ns f,'
Tosl- a K-re-na ~ FREEDOM. y "
* GihN. -nf Simson Dsy az ~
giug Or Hoo n n Cnarchill ~ Co'nlsh
I hope oar Lfgislstarr slll fnllos Mes
Usmp.hirs snf pas iss a. stop Ne "a
ssrce % thrse tFsmps travelling ihroagh
ths country isssiing bar. sbf frightening
ehlti'.u .nd horse, ani entangerlag Pso
pls's i've
Hap2y Nv Year.
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Dixaeld.

Good crossing on The Ice a. BrOsn''
ferry.
Mr. McIr,lre uo Fortunate enough 10
Cot hls team ths; was stolen. lie found
n In hovel In ihs town % StAfks.
TIE Nv Years bti a. Hvlos BlOc /
passed 90 uicsly
Itisvsry htf ining for The lam1srmen.
Thsrs = taxi ofs grad horse uot on
wshs River. saturday, NE Sih.
Dixdsh 80. quite sHciisd over the loss
% NJ Psars ooy. Sanisy. Dec. 30ih
W Psui n ovsr-esr % the town farm.
TIE rt,i- nv. seven y~Ar- olf, vas last
sen shouttF N Nearly AL The nsu
sni boys q the villtge inruet out n huu'
With lanterns ard they soon trseed him "a
III. grar ffs,hsr's f1ar miles sssy.
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Norwav I,aka

Amsuy Christmas ,sd . happy New
Year 10 the Oxford Democrat
Frank Richardson frll on TIE les sni
cut his hand very baby.
Horace and W q. Perry are eating OAK
AID birch on The NORTH lot.
Berj Y Tucker Is euiilng oak for Paris
slei factory.
\ A Stevens has male survey OF The
otis Msrtiu 10, for George Benefit Moo
Day
Ssveli Austin and Nate York h,ve tsk"n
joh to ca, snd hail The pine tinhsr frnm
NE John = She'd 10, 10 Norway Lake Tor
= n Cummings
Irving fros, IL eui,los The OAK on hls
10, fot the slsi factory ADD {. n. Cum
nlnrs
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Wilson's Mills.

wv. Ps.ksr a. .r,ia gOiuE the rounds
On the various camps.
Ne. Clia,rd. boss % TIE we,paoth
e,mn. 40, q BAD wound on bis head from
81 are
FH Piir, l. laid up wish cut f'o'
Horace Frost has retained nom we
Psrmecherues region. Too fest OF SLOW
twenty miles sboys ihe LAKE, while mr.
thets l. scarcely snough for good s''ifh-
lrx.
Oss o. Isvslrs teams pat ar tres On
The iandlag Saturday.
O,sofR A rsiiehslrs tsims pa' 10
pins log whlcA mads 100 test
NIX. Beane,t l. hauling dfe-slns non
weymOath's camp.
R,vsriy wea,vor,h ami X. II. rwi,eh
eli have each taken pair OF oxen into 'ns
woods The past week.
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Hebron

I-..e Bs.roe rs. ton and hslf OF sp-
ple- which be ey,pors,sd last fall
Coa.lisrabls many spplss were hauled
from here on Monday n be shipped frOm
E., Hebron.
Ber, Glover has . stray sheep 10 hls
barn waiting for the owner % make su sp-
p..r.nee. The sheep came - him several
~esk. .go and be has not been able 10 dad
who ~ belongs 20.
New Year. Day passed OF very quietly,
Som. of ,hs young men had . horse uo,
on the pond sud there W. ssoelaole In
the chspsl In the evening".
The m,rri,gs ~ Miss Mlnuis Everett 10
Mr. r.rusii, OF New Hampshire, occurred
J,uuiry i,,. Rev. q y. H,risn perform
log the ceremony.
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South Bethel.

oar debating society will play fares
entitled - joke on Sqlluim" a. Milton,
ffli,y evening". J.pusry iih. and the NIL
ton society will play the farce entitled
The Barosf shop" here on Saturday
evening. In exchange.
Joel GOoiwln has retained from Farm
lngton whsfs he has been 10 be examin
81 for sn ircfs,se % pension.
Joseph Seams lost horse las, week.
IL Wa yarilng timber 10 the woods when
the horses commenced Kicking. which re-
suited 10 broken leg AMI they we're oolig'
81 % IN him.
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Rnxhnrv.

A happy Ns- Year d Raby AMI al the
South Rnxnnry frisrfs.
The lsck 20 snow 10 . serious matter 10
tho.s who have contracted % pat Ger
tsln smoaut % luma~r on TIE river. fo..
ter 4 Marble have . very large ga,n,ity Of
spruce cut and piled on the mouuiAiu ou,
csnuo; move IL q The river for The wan,
~ STOW.
LA Taom,s hss his poplar yArtsd ibi
= Al -'sutstil
La Phlihrick IL pl',ins ~ gresu pop
lsr ~ Bartlett - Gsmnpn fsu.
C.rrie Lpcs- ST her m,.asf have cooe
% wilton f1r visit
A. their 0. hut little sale fnr cattle many
ar Neing battlefield
Keen, Huston ~. honrh' = nice pair
% oxsu AT i e1lrg - irAsiug out pop.
AR
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Runford Centre

NJ. john y B-nas,, g., sicssd qai,s
badly lss, Mstday ~ horse bu, be IL
gradually recovering. The sane DAY Mrs.
Bstssy k,ion weut o. ingiire hos b
~. sni 10 iuruing road Der foo, slipp-d.
,browihg her down upon The Ice and
hrs.kirE her wrist
Quarterly ms.tlng nett Saturday AMI
Sabd,y. prssching ~ R-v T Adams.
Pfssldlug Eiisr. Jan iiih ani i?ih.
Al uoyi was ELECTED Superintendent
% the Sabbath school last Sandsy.
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Hartford.

AlouIp Thomp.on, from stoueh,ou'
Mas, visited bis friends In Hartford last
week.
The enisrtsiumsnt ~ Hartford Centre
Monday evening Was success. They
cleared about si2 which went for The
benefit 81 The hsArse funi.
W. \ Robinson has CO, 1900 white
birch tres this winter. lie Is hAulin.
them on, IN The railroad and will send
them "a for brush blocks.
sanford Consnt has got his house near
| la nui.hed
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DannArk

Distfir, DspaiT Frank Ss>vsy ant
Grsnf M,-shsl NJ Gleason % Camher.
lsnd L..ire. I a. OF. s.-i.stsi Nv @. n
arf J y smith an Mp.s- Wentworth
% D.nmafs l. pfge. Installed The ocicsr- Of
Dsrmsfk Lpige, Jan Let The ins,s'
lstio1 So pah'ic AMI q large company
wsre nTv-sut Amer rsmNfks ~ ne Dis
triCt Dsguty snt May other, he con-
parry rvpslred q ihe dinlng ball whsrs
over one hunirri at down IN su ovsis'
supper. furnished w ne lo'ge COMMITTEES
A. m-mHsr- % silver Lodge, Daughters
~ Rshsksh
NJ. Rsah-n saith srf vi'. moan TIE
los. ~ their youns~si child. q by ~ ten
months. who died Dec. .0ih. OF Group.
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Albany.


oar collector. O,gooi Drew, paid oul
S,s,s tax the nr-t dsy ~ Januafy.
The EIscutive COuucil have pssssd a.
order permitting Everett, " Harmon, ol
this town ~ enter Pcrslns iusiitut- fo'
the blind a. S1ath B,.,on a-s bsn'nci'ry
~ ne STAT. lie ~ill go in few day. Ia
ihs car, OF VI - Auus X. Cummlng.. ~hc
l. going Z, visit friends In that vielnliy.
Mfs Dexter Cummings :. visiting h"r
patents. Mr.. sui Mrs. IL. & Lawrence Al
North Paris.
Albion Holt aud wife are going 10 New
~ ~ wofk fof Isaac Cronksr.
Hiram R1bbir. 10 going Into the meat
ba.lse.. il.s parchAsed some fat yoang
cattle of J. II Loy'lly.
Beef cattle are no, go plenty as thsy
we're q few weeks $50.
Most 81 oar teams 20 on wheels.
Ice IL plenty.
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North Buckaeld.

Christmas "a. cone .hd Eons. sud tbs
nss year 10. iasusi upon as aud ~s srs
III mors OF lsss later, sisi Tor our vel
fare In thr fuiafs. 1t as al hop- aud
strive fJr The best results Tor the nsxi
year.
The uncommon uea,her for the season
has pat stop 10 al lsmosriag opeFaiion.
la oar section.
To. frisBis and neighbors OF R-n,lda
Monk Ani wife gave thea = surprise party
~ ,he evening % Jshu,ry LIT. 10 honor OF
TIE tsuih Anniversary 90 taslr marriage.
Tho ware was ths prevailing present
Jauusry 1t. iss9. born ~ tas wife OF
George R-eori daughter.
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East Brownaeld

How IL II, are the New Years resoiu'
tlons being carried "a, or brOkenf
Work has commenced gu IN. st.tlvn
which hss pseessitstsi the removal ~ The
p1st che. II h.s been removed 10 w
n. s,lcsuey's for The present
The Fourth Of July Cur held . Peasant
rsu slon At the home OF Mary Stiekney snc
watched the old year on, aud the new one
a..
T. A. Brsibary has bail, large store
Gus. which IL IN ne used H eraiu De
pository aud fall line OF groceries KEEP
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prownneld.

New Years ball aud oyster supper al the
Town Hall.
Rsm0r says We are soon 10 have sno,h'
n grocery store on the bill.
The II. l.. \ @. met AZ j l.. fhnf-
Mondsy evening". The time was very
proni,ny spent ia literary work. music
and gsme-.
Mr Chalmsr. partner OF Nr. Tolman'
with his wife aud sou are boarding ~ the
P,qlawkei Houss.
Colds are prevailing. Some are down