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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-03-19


q. +. Besn has hired the u. \. Hss,inT'
house on broad Street. Bethel. and tsk,'
possession The nr.t day ~ April
rs. Bennett OF Gllsai has moved Int
. house on Msin Street, rented OF =. ID
Philbrook.
slmou Sewcomh has rented house OF
Calvin Blsbe. 90 bridge Street and tool
possession Wednesday.
Charlie. Demsrit, has moved Into the
Haywood house, purchased Of J. NJ. Pail
hroot. Esq
De. J. "a. Cheering aud wife have gone
Tn Bo.ton on q business trip.
Rev u. W. Hardy IL Waiting his broth.
sr In Vermont
EE. IIol. and wife ATE visiting frienf.
IN Randolph, " n.
Mics Laura Hall is visiting her brother
In Lowell. Mss. and her sister In Boston
Tn. South Paris Drsms,lc Club viil pre-
cent th- popalu drains, Marion Moore. a.
Ideal Hall. nex, Friday evening. the 2si
4 social dance will follow the PLAY. with
music nv the Bethel 0rchs-,rs The cluh
recently presented Marion Moore ~ South
Paris. and both the drama aud the r,nder'
ing OF II received much prsi-s.
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Canton.

&c Swssey retained home Friday from
Augusta
q y. Corliss and wife have returned
from West Mlnot, where they have been
passing the winter
The Dramatic Cub played their drama
al North Taruer last Thursday evening 20
fair house. AL pronounced II pleas
art time.
Hon John =. s.sssy attended the Su'
prrme Court at Farmiagtou last week.
Mrs Frank Msyo IL Improving
Toe next Uaiyersslist Circle viii NEE,
with Mrs. l. y. Allen next Taursdsy
evening
Hon @. $ o,sooi. OF Hartford, wn 10
tosu Friday.
Miss Eth S,sples. OF Au1urn, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs y l. Bl.bee.
A large q,sntlty OF spples have been
shipped from this place the oss, W eek.
Toe papls Of Mics 81. ". Richardson
CAV, an exhibitions Of their work at Mis.
Richardson's studio last fddsy ani Ssiur'
dsy Afternoons
The village school district at Q recent
meeting elected q g Ellie. sxeut. AMI
Rev. J NJ Long clerk for the present
year. 10 was slso voted tnst the summer
term shoald begin the hrst Monday 10
May.
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Dickvnln.

RS rrscy ci',-si his school AZ Dlck.
vale February 2sta with lyesum In the
cv.uing consisting OF csclsms,ious, Ola
logu.s ard di-cusslon ~ The qassiio".
"Are Cattle mofr Useful Than Hor..sf
i.eii.d ina, tN-y az. A spicy paper was
resi BY NJ. Uas fsrrsr.
"A P.faius has closed his school q,
frsnknn Center.
There Z. gate fr.shs, s,this writing
spf bridges 49, ia danger.
l. g. Puinsm Il t.sching term OF free
hish school 10 dl-trie, M. :, P~ru.
Those Who osn mspl- orchards are tap
ping their tres today. the 18Th.
Grows are plenty here aud robins are re-.
prTi-i ~ hsvv hen seen.
uooie Gran Child Il gate los. and !. er'
p-cisd ~ live ~, snort tims. Whit
ret he got. 10 Ia hls chair. for u has not
hsen possible Zoe him n Ne down In com
fort Tor ioug time.
Ably Aiklr. ha. moved n West Peru.
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Runford.

Bu,lnss. rs.smei with . ru.h since The
ih.w
John E.is. snd Harry Hu,ehius have
nslshed their i1b In Gllead and come
bone.
rev postmaster ,ppoiuiei for this
place sni nearly everybody l. satisfied.
Ssddsu changes are ,gsln 10 order "iis
laughs n~.i ~ho lsughs last
Mr. R.Tnum Estes IL 90 The msndlug
hard.
Mrs Louise. wife % Charles X Martin,
died "Wednesday At u. Mr.. Martin
hU th- sympathy % this community In
III. great loss.
Fius dfiviug 90 the river now.
NJ & W Kimhsil boaRht . horse OF
witn-li fsrfsr ths, promises 10 - .
xo,si one. stands &c high sni qalts
sp-dT.
NIh Faruum cane near getting bic on
,@.m into The river ons dsy this ~esk.
TIE load stopped 10 TIE river ou, The oxen
came ashore.
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Mexico.

Twenty team. passing from the Logging
camp % Fo.tsr & Marble 90 the way IN
the homes % the owners, ed several peo-
PIE 20 think more than ever before that
numbering Was qalis an expensive oasl'
ns-s.
Ssyer,l OF our poor men are srlrded .
chance "a earn q liiile somsthiug this wiu'
,sr BY hauling spool strips from Richards
mill 20 Dltn-i Noticeable smoug them
- see wm. NJ. Blanchard and w. 3
Richardson.
Chsp.l society people are hsuling the
lumber 20 The mill aud back sgsln for the
"chsp.l" while the town house and meet
log house people are IS busy S thew can
veil be getting together the material Tor
ths, hulidiog.
&c PARK l. 81 home. lie IL no, i'm.
proving In health 80 fat ~ lis wished he
might.
Me-. Lydl, worihlsy Is visiting her sis
ter AZ Esst Boston.
DO fros, and Joel NJ. Babb are on the
sick lst.
Qlite . number OF our people are on, OF
th- lumber c,mps - remsin.
willard E,stmsn II hauling birch To
Dl,dsli for l. II Reed.
The .csler. y. A. Porter. who has hsf .
hu.y tine for few weeks sealing for fos'
ter & Marble. 60 thousand fee, some days,
/. no~ ., hom.
B.F.s BP virgip, Jr., are q, home.
sA Red scales for Staples far up the
Bradesn branch OF swim River.
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Two gentlemen from nidfsford drove
through Hiram Tuesday With horse and
wagon Several other wagons were out
March i2ih. isss. the widest srows,orm
Amefics has Witnessed Ia half csntgr,
visited The country, and New Yofk inter
viewed Boston Only hy means ofthe ocean
Telegraph VIA London Today mercury
a. snovs zero.
Mr.. y Ripley Flint Il recovering from
bis dangerous attack Of scisiie rhsums-
tism.
Augustus N. and falion Creme, Nv.
k-u,'s nil 90 The issh. the latter as al a.
sistsnt TEACHER
Hoe. william Bssn. Of Denmark, Who
.ih ~ a on Nay lith. Vas In town
March i3th attending IA basine-s with his
usual energy snd good Jadem snt
TIE Methodist yoaug FOLKS have an en-.
,srtainmtni Thursday evening ~ Grange
usn
WIN. n Pike. E.q. has gone 10 M....
chasstis ou . visit
Mrs. Eilss Goai IL In poor health.
Dr. Jc-sph l. Bennett IL In town. Mrs.
B-unsit l. Improving
Mr.. Frank W. Dsvi. IL Visiting his
psfsts ~ tet ulfsms
J.ms- bsfues. % Portland, WAS In town
The l3ih.
AloiOs 5 ninil,n b. retained nom
ChicAgo
wini,mJ Coolbro,h % slanilsAls visit.
ius hls former uelehbors.
Mrs L-yl X. R,bolns has recovered
NON lang fsvsr.
RLpa L Ilahssri. express and station
sg.ut. has rsslEnsd.
We stopped with oar cousin. Hon. sam.
usl u wscsworih. at Canal Brook Farm.
ro~uty In The morniug. III. olock, after
telling th- aours ~ two snd thr... w.ut
h.ck and s,rack one. We want TIA,
clock lie has . aae oolisciioa % curl
.'.l,is. from bis soa Ralph A. Sandwich
I.l.nts.
NJ. 5, d. w.i.sor,A. health 1. very
poor.
Ne. Rea,rd W. Lombard AMI family
have rvrnov-d 10 Nss Hampshire.
NJ. ws'iscs n. wsd.sorth and wife
,ook . pleasant .ls,gh ride raosutly u2 =
'umhsr road ~ tn top % "Bil MsrTill
iTaO f-st above The level of
he "a Hns yi.s 90 ire oce,n. Port
.snd. The White VI ,urtalns sri The country
'or forty q fty nile. 1. Afforded The
mountain l. part % IN wsissoria
Grant OF 800 scr~s purchs.~d by our
great zrsndf.,h-', Gen. Pslss wNissofih,
In JsnaNry. iseO. AT 10 wss from thi.
sammlt ths, h anf John Ciemous took =
'irf. eve visw % N. tract sh0ut that
line. II as from tie 40 10 this mouu-
'sin that oar 90 schoa'ms, s. sam Haley, |
rene dosn n iuform his aunt Hannah e.
'oiloSs 1--we h>sn In TIE nl'dls % The
sorld ani .s~n al eTr.iiou." This moun.
lain was named Zoe an OIL hanter Nv that
same. ifsnv ons can tell Who. When or
sh~rvfors. ~ oil insert II In oar History
~ Hiram vhich -e ar compiling
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Rumford Centre.

Mr.. 4. Msher has . crew OF nine men
eating birch aud poplar. lie knows foil
veil how 20 msnss. . crew. and his men
certainly know how IN work. They are
bosrdiug with VIZ. ID q fwnum
Rev NJ. Csrver's work With oar pastor,
R.v. q II. Hsnsford Was very much sp-
preeis,sd by the people. and much good
hs. resulted from their work.
Qllts Q number Of young ladies AMI
gentlemen from Rnmford will attend
school st Ksnt's lilll.
G. p. Small IL spending . few days al
home.
Frank Morey is visiting at J. A. Pen
lsy's.
George w-leh, Guy bean, Edith Patnsu
and Oracle WEIGH q years old we're not
absent day from school a. the winter
term At Eat Rumford, taught by Miss
Jennie Blodgett
J. Stephens has large line OF wall pa
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Porter.

Snow I. lssving f..t. road. are qalis
bare srd wheels 49, runnlus agsln.
Lambsrm.n have oommsucsd 10 turn 10
their log. lnto Ossip-~ X Yer.
Robert Merrill Il .slling his nropsriy 10
engage N ha.lus-- al Bo-tou, Mss..
Ne I l. fr,ueh has some very nne
lambs.
Suow holding q - lsts last fall ard
siutsr kssplng ih- ground bar. 81 long
and nos going % so early hs,ine II barr
,ssin frss Iing ard tha~ing will have .
isnd-uey o. iij irr the gr>.s root. With =
f.ir prospect OLA short crop OF hay the
pf-.sut season
Crows AZ getting back Q1lte plenty and
uo~ The small boy sni The big boy are
loosing fpr th.t ten e~nts.
wm u u CHURCHILL hs- leased his farm
to Mr. Poser-, OF BrOsun-ld.
Toe late r.iu raised O.ipee River 10
Qal'- high pitch.
NJ. Rpbsri Merrill hss sold bis f~reA'
sron horses 10 Mr. James Cook. Of Boston.
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Runkhald.

Al Augu.ts CORRESPONDENT Of the Oxford
Coun,y Record writes ss follows concern
log M,-t.r Atwood Spsnlding. ~ Caribou.
.op ~ willism q. sp.uliing. E.q. form
erly OF Bucknsli. Master Spsulding hss
held the nee % page In the senate dur.
Jog the recent session OF the L-elsis,urei
One of the brightest snd smsrt.st boys
connected with the legislature IL MISTER
Spsuiiirr. Of Caribou, Aroo.took County.
Tie l. populsr with IN. msmhsrs. and his
th., hind 81 cheek or self assurance which
:. no, 81 naive hut wins 10 way Into ones
fsyor n. says he 3. red ho, Rspanlicsn
"snd 90 l. my mother" be- r.msrkei the
other evening", q. ~ t~iilei lsre. roll ~
Manuscript h. had Just completed copying
,fl.r two hours ~ hard labor. my IA
'hsr IL Q Democrat. aud my brother sRrses
with him We have warm discussions.
nd mother snd I always rpor them. l
have got the document here that viii settle
our last debate IN oar favor" This Jed %
to irqalre as to the contents of bis m,na'
script Il have besu oopJing things re-
lstibg ~ the '0rcslon COAT out The
last discussion We had wl'h Esther
~. prs,,v close. ant h.i no proof of
what s'ii, here II is, however, In blsok
,ni Whit. and I shall nail II "a mother
~ uisht. aud my I .loysd father will have
~ yisli tot. time" TIT. nftscn.yesr.old
lsd h.d been copying from the Testimony
r.ls,lrg 20 the ''coan, oat" until eleven
O'Clock At night, for the purpose ~ oon.
yiueiug nj. father that he sni hls mother
w.re In the right In the discussion about
that ,fdr. What impressed m- NOS,
forcihly Vas the absolute good nature h.
showed In rrgsri to u, and the reyereuiisl
feeling toward biz parents. lie IL always
good ns,arsi. snd q great hyori,s. and
will surely make bis mark.
Rev ! Lewis. % Newton. Mss
preached for The Baptist church March 81
,nd iO'h and Rev. \. ID Richardson, OF
Hebron. the 18th.
Miss Shirley Hall returned 10 the Nor.
nal School N fuminR,on the present
w~.t sftsr too weeks vsestion.
Ms, M,mle Guinsr goes IN the spring
term ot M,ine we.lsysn Seminary this
-..k where she expects 10 graduate 10
June.
wm. Gregg. OF Aniovsr. ". In town
lea, w~-k and returned With his mother.
Mr.. George Greg. who has been here
several vesk. visiting friends.
The society event ~ the week vss the
marriage ~ Stanley Bl.b-e and Miss Mel
No spsulding ct the residence OF her r.
Their. Cyru. Cole Sp,uldlng on the 18Th
i.., by Rev &. T. ogden, OF Por,lsud
The wedding v,s very quisi ouly the I'm.
n.ilst- families bsing present Mr.. and
Mrs. Bi.b~- len on the 10 o'clock usln for
(, bridal trip IN Aroo.iook Couu'y smii .
heavy shower ~ rice sui the hearty con
grs,ais,iOn- 81 uumsrou. friends.
tn. rrmsins OF Mrs. frrmont Amss,
Who died AZ Canton were bfoushi here for
burisl la, Tu--isJ.
R0bln.Ou Dean has been very sick OF
pnsumonis. bu, =, this writing Il reported
more conforishle.
John Damon q. no better, gradually
.intins.
Carl. % Invitation are issued IN the
m,uy frisnd. ~ Dr. sni Mrs G. u Bfiis'
h.m, OF Cohsssst, M,s- N ths iven,y'
am anniversary Of their m,rri,Te, Fri.
day. March 90 "Lpug live the Dr. and
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AMERICAN RUBBER C0MPANYs


nUBI.IC notio- 4. hsrtby given that Nh. ~.
II nrJsn, by NJ. n9rgags deed, besfing date tbs
issuiy uu,h day q Os.oesr A. ID ia. sod r..os1sa
M.ns. in Beok y. y. 81, Iaortg.ssd 20 Jedsdi.h
Raftsank guardian ~ Aftkaf kni Ann Lllfs I0sn.
minor chllirsn ofths Late lsssc j. fo-n, Bethel de.
esa.sd three several piecs. q ani .sd The oaaag'
thsron IN saii Bsthsl. Coaniy u Othfd, hsias.
ooaiAnins thirty three .crs.. one arr -befe th.
baidng. are ETA iax. sixteen siipaming lad
II JsdssiiAh Barbahk. All ilssp ,isseas. snd the
eshsr si.tsea ses.., stsiaies lad q iyler y Town
and q. ~. W. Rsblssoa AL others Il bsiug the sane
wkich Jsdsdlsh Bare.ak 90 gasfdisa, BY his deed
soa,eysd 10 Mills n. BrOsa.
ma The s.ld Jsdedi.h bafbahk, BY biz deed 81
assignment besring date The third day u september.
A D. ists, and recoriei IN ssii Registry 81 Deeds,
l.ok 90f, page all. transferred ABd assigned saii
agsd deed the notes and claims thereby secured
snd al thslfrsht. title and sisrss ~ sftas thsreofn
.ad tn prsmsss sai real estate thssein de.er 70
Ihsmss n. t.irti~ ga.riisa % Arthar AL Am hnts
Tssn, sni that ssid Thomas Liftie 81 Dsnsiile,
Csanfy VI Cumberland NAME therraAsf, BY bis deed
of ss.gnment bssrng date, ssvsnteeufhdsy ~ ngas
\. u. ls50 and recorded IN ssli Registry u Deeds,
Took eo- D. as. transfers sai assigned aid mort.
g.ss deed. The nots. .ad el.m. thereby secured. and
d. biz rgAt. title sad istsre.t ~ vias Of sad mort
gage s0d .slgnment thereof ~ hin, In al " The
premise. asd zeal estate therein ds.cnhrf. - VII.
lao wyssy oie, s,I.I..ssa 49, hs,i,. 80
Cosu,y % Csmbsrissi. Mace. heirs 81 the late WI
liam Msye.rv. bv their desi II ssagnmsnt. sckaosi
edged Jsa. ~. is, fecof Vel ths Ne istry 81 Deeds
Fred aai assigned ssi msugsxe dest. the notes al,
claims thersby secured sai al the rxht title sni 10
tesest heirs, By vias Of sad mDrgs<s AL ssslga
meat thereofto him. sai % The prssnises AL res
ssta,s therein. described % ne, the uniersixled
Which claim BY mortgage oa aid real estate ! nos
hsi
rAsttas eos iitisal Ia .ssi m,rtxs<s l. broksa. ssi
b. rsssoa thereof. ala .rselssass IL the SANE
MARY A. MAYBERY.
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Albnnv.

Dexter A. Cummirgs shipped sixteen
bupdrrd aud ninety cords OF pulp wood
spool strips, etc, In isss. and his business
IL Increasing.
Fletcher I aud J Hastings Besn OF VI,
son. we're In town Mopdsy.
X \. Hutchinson has cold about thres
hundred barrels OF apples 81 seven,y'dv'
cents per barrel. delivered 81 Norway m
escorted except To be soapd, aud purehss'
er fnds barrels.
Mr.. Cobb and wife ~ westhrook. are
stopping few isy- 81 HI, wifs's fathers,
Otis iIsyfords Mr.. Cobb IL about 10
puhll.h |. weekly paper 1T Bethel nill.
"B-thsl News
Mr.. Robert Irehsm will sell 81 auction.
th- 2sih Inst st 10 NJ. pair OF oxen
nve coss. snd youpg stock. horse aud
wagon. etc farming tools. Including now
sr and rake, siso twenty hers.
Mrs OF. nsyford hsd quite q serious
attack Of h.morhssa week ago, bat IL
Slowly recovvfirK.
Luelsn Andrews has gone TO Vermont,
20 work for the season.
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Norway Lake.

sro- I. f.., going and The travelling Il
getting hsi
The lamh~rm.n are about closing ~
their winters work.
The farmers are lsyin. 10 stock of
r ,ur. grain and feed enough 10 last through
The h.i travelling.
CT Cummings a Sons and Psririigs
4 D,nfor,h are sslnng heavy lou' ~ f'ur.
sni f~~i. chesp. and business 10 rushing
riih them.
Mr.. J. & S,uniers IL quite slek sgsln.
Hal colds are qal,s prevalent shout here
81 prv-sni
Ann, and Nellie Partridge are a. c. W.
P,rifiigs's on visit
G. n Cummings hs- shout 500 OO III
pine tlmhsr h.ni.i on N. lake this -in,sr.
sud shout zoo 90 AZ his mill Of Norway
village
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Sop,h p.,hel

The clrcls net ls.i Thar-dsy With Mr..
Russell sni . rcoilv uau hsr we're prr-sui.
Ns1t w~sk Friisy they will have an oyster
sai pssiry supper a. Nr. Cushmsn's
OF-isrs 80 oent-, pastry ~ cents. AT Ars
invited
All have given 40 shedding snd some sre
using wheels to naisa The WORK hey To.
tsrfsd ~ 40 on slsds.
Orussviil- Nork's father passed s-sy last
ru-.fsy night sni vas horisd Thur-dsV
The fun~fsl VS. held In The church In Nay
vile lie hAs hen sick al wlbisr.
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MaaOn.

Thi. L. . hess,ifal spring morning.
Much ~ the Ice hiss gone oui OF Pisas'
On, River.
III. now good slslghing but . few warm
DAYS will spoil H.
oar lnmbermsn are beginning to close
no their work. They keep the teams near
the choppers now.
Mrs J. G. bean visited her daughter
Las, week. hut she l. qaite sick now.
J. II Bean and v. I. have gone 10 Nor
way.
~. Pu,nsm and wife have been visit.
los AIN ~ Tyl.rs
Rev I. A Bssn exchanged pulplts With
Mr. with,m last sabbath There Was I.
eooily number cot ~ meeting. lie also
hsii evening" ns-,ing. twice this week.
Mr. .nd Mrs.. A Msson seem % be gain
iug. NJ. Ns.on IL out some.
Mr. N. Bssn has been quite unwell
bu, l. Improving nov.
Daniel morrill, vas called 20 R,mooi
ls-, week n attend the fussral OF BILE
brother, George.
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Denmark.


Mr.. Merrill. ing.ll. spends the week In
POrtl,ni.
Charles o. Pepds1,sr has been 10 Bo..
ton th- present week
Od adler. concert (lfyoo call playing
f,r dane. . eonc~ri) 81 DID Fellows
Thursday evening. Some 50 couples ~sre
present beside many that .rpsci-i .oms
thlug beside dance, hut all were mach
pls..ei as u Vas. sapPer 81 Bartlett
House.
PIP. Bennett Ia. purchased NJ NJ ant
aud Psrlsy Bsnne,t- interest Ia the vsln
ale timber lot known ~ the Back Meadow
Lot.
The oysr.eer- Of the poor have contract
"a with Elbriige Thorn IN msnsge the
poor farm smother year. This Z. the third
year OF Mr. Thorn's service, and he IL &C
kpo~ledged by all 10 he the best superln.
tendspt We have ever hsd
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Rrvnnta Pond.

tn. Calico Ball ~.s attended nv nun.
hsr s.,ims,sd 81 .lriy couples. On- han.
dr-i sud twenty I've took .app~r. Doe ~
N. n,s-t .ui orderly company Of people
ever present. a. an entsrtalnmen, 10 this
pl.os.
Too OF more dsslllng houses will be
erected here this season.
CB. Rv-r.ou n. bought the Jewell
property 81 North Woodstock.
How about the post oilse change.
There 1. talk ABOUT m ching 80 ,rifi n
bring some other manufacturing Industry
10 this village.
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North Paris.

W W. Duuh.m los, very mic. colt by
The 4 por giving vsy. letting II through 10
~ ,h- cellar. spi the rop- halter no, CIV
ius way II vss found dad.
P,of Chsmhsrl,in IL 10 givo . concert
81 North P,ri- .oou
W N. Chllt. has been qalis sick 10, IL
nov hs,tsr. Ills wife and daughter srs
sl.0 hstis'.
Ffsns F.rri. has hen quite sick.
S--iug circle. pound party FOR Rev. j
v Cochrsn-. and ssr.nsie for fr-emnn'
Ch.s srd wife. were amoog The good
,hing. ~ let w~sk
K-v J y cochrsns sni A. J. Abbott
.',sui-i N. B.pu., quarterly nesting al
E,s, Sumpsr last w-.k
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East Sumner

Yoar correspondent rto.ivsd very
pleasant call fron Rev \ u. Rish.rd.on
lasi week. wAlle sii~oting the qasrisrly
meeting. Brother Richardson :. hsi 10
hish s-tesm by he people Of BIS seqaain-
tsrCs.
Fr~i = Palmer va quite badly iriarot
" fslflng from . staging 81 The depot In
Hsr'forf. Couu where b. 90. 81 work
IL n. srrivci bone sud 10 improsing.
Mrs. Deborah R,olnson l. very low and
esrnot survive long.
Mr. Clark. G,mmon Is improving and
abe o. ia 10 daily.
Toe fre. high school l. d5urishlug under
Mr.. fAfk's msnsgsmsnt
sLocUs
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Locke's Mills.

The shedding IL nearly gone. and lum'
bermep will soon have 10 stop work II We
cont have more snow.
Mr.. G. A. Herriek Informs us that be
hsi rather treat on the old score. but We
prefer the new.
The new store which IL being furnished
by I q. Jordan, IL nearly completed
oar town meeting psssesi OF very sue
ees.fully. The old hoard hid N. sdieu.
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East Hebron.

Peasant weather sssm. 10 be usei "a
good advantage bv farmer. s vel q.
pleasure sesksrs Farmers are pai,lpg 10
their fed Or mud time
tisii. wednesday evening. March laih. 10.
Ger The management % The L.iiss' Circle,
clo.lng up With . "fou.lng oyster sup
per- served In The galley. The oyster.
~.rc prepared ~ Ms. Er.sias Hayes sud
Mrs. W a. D1suing. sni they truly di
credit o. themselves when The writer
Eo-- into tie Restaurant ha.lne--, Mrs. II.
and Mrs. ID. must make the sts~s.
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Eryobtfrg

Rev. r. II. Davis. OF North Conway, oc'
cuplsd The Congregational pulpit on Sun
day m rrulng In sxchsngs with Rev. w. v.
Llvines,oo, and delivered very able Al
dress before The temperance association Al
the vesiry In the evening.
DE-. q y Bradley, L \ Navy. IL order
81 % The MoaicAn OF Tue Pacific squadron
81 PsnsmA
Mrs. Ivory Snow died al her daughters
In Waterford 90 Tuesday snd Was buried
Al Msnotomy Thursday afternoon.
Mrs A. II Evans has news Of The
dangerous illnss- 81 her mother. Mrs
R-esccs Heath. who is with hcr children
In Massachusetts,.
tn. Congregational Circle me, with
Mrs. NJ. 4. johnson AZ N. fryebarg House
on Thursday sft-rnoou and evening. A
large numhsr were present
Sugar maklng has bssua.
A robin h.. been heard aud The voice OF
The crow IL heard In the land.
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East Bethel.

The farmers are now preparing for the
sugsr season, which IL predicted to be
good.
J NJ. Bartlett, Was home from GIlesd
over SGnday.
Mr.. I'll swan 10 visiting relatives In
Massachusetts.
Mr.. Ward Holt from Msssschusetts, IL
spending . few days with his brothers in
this plsee.
Mrs Ella Bean from Locte's Mills, IL
now stopping 1t Dee. NJ y. Kimbslis.
q. G. swau 10 driving z. w. Bartlstt's
team q 0llsad.
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Oxford.


Albsri Robinson aud Edward P,rro,'
h,vs zone ~ f,oriis
william Robinson has moved 10 weleh'
VILE
LIS, week while Herbert Ell.-orth'-
~ifs wss working In the mill 81 Wsleh.
VILE, her dress ~ss drawn into The h-li
H.r Husband sni Others who were ns'r.
h.i the h-lt and cut II ~ r.lss-s hsr.
Bu, for their promo, seilou the result
might nsvs hen fatal.
NJ. Jnhn Chsihoarne has been quite
.lcs. but l. Improving
NJ. Cyru. w>rd~-lrs father. Mr.. Roe
30 Ppls-i. 4. v.ry sick.
Mr.. Hlni.' family have moved To Port
land snd The hotel IL ysrsnt.
Mrs HAD. vent IN Dlxn IA Last week
~ attend the funeral OF her sister. Mrs
Dlniush,m
NJ Horr Of B,ngor. preached Suudsy
u ,he Congregational church on trial.
Dr Donovan of lewiston. vss called
here last week 20 consult with DR.. uersey
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Andover.

Andoysr has been settled ous hauirci
years this spring aud centennial eelsbrs
uon IL bsiug tslkei 40. There wss ,
meeting for the purpose last Tue-ds,
uiRh, sad another viii he held Saturday
rhom>. French IL haildipg q new con-
pouuf engine foe biz s,s.msr.
Born. In Andovsr, March 9Th 10 ths
Wifi orr l. Mslcher. . son.
Everybody IL msking the most OF The
present. good s,e,iting. ss = few DAYS mors
% warm wesihsr will bring out the bare
spots
X A. Grover l. nliing large order for
bowels for Chicago PARTIES
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Peru.

We bal quite . thsw and RAID storm
Wednesday and Tharsdsy of last week.
aud II came near breskinx mp the river. so
that there Vas no crossing. We did not
get any msil Thursday.
A. h. Walker hes dashed his job OF
hsuliug wood and hes returned home
A. A. Bsbb has gone TO Lewiston with
load OF cheese.
A free hish sehool commenced In district
No Z. ou thu ii,h. under the instruction
Of Lewis Putnsm OF Pfsntiin.
X. @. Poland Il home on Q visit TO his
father, EissIsr Poland.
oriils Roolnsou visited Lewiston last
week.