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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-06-20
Co to Foster lum.
Der Co. for good we'll
tubing.

Hon. J. H. Mecham, of Mankato, was
in the city visiting friends on Friday.
Mr.. Mecham is an old time friend of ]. B.
Irwin.
Every law suit is battle, and the
sparring in the court room between at
tOrneys shows zeal and earnestness for
the interests of their clients that might
even condone for misconceptiOn of the
law.-Oberlin Herald.
During the month of June all ladies
purchasing goods of Van Petten, Deane
& Co. to the amount of twenty five cents
or over will receive an elegant box of
toilet powder free. This is to introduce
our new line of goods.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-06-20
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

RESOLUTIONS OF kESPECT.
Whereas it hath pleased our Heavenly
Father to take from the roll of school in
Dist. No. IS our loving little schOOlmate.
Eddie Carlson. who was ever Obedient to
his teacher. attentive to his studies and
kind to his schoolmates. and transported
him to another world, be it
Resolved, That in his removal we have
lost loving schoolmate and friend.
Resolved. That hereby in the name of
the school at No. % we tender our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved family and
sorrowlng friends.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
sent to the Thomas County CAT for pub
LEGATION. and that copy of the same be
forwarded to the bereaved family.
EVA DAVIS, Teacher,
Committee CARRIE VAN METER,
ERNEST BARROws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
WTSr SUMNER

W arr having sharp winter weather
uiih suuW enough Tor nnr slriehing.
which &. we'll Improved.
~. e.. Chandler. our hatcher in aui
al.nut To- ,llltgr. tells o.. ~ "a big eight
hour. work i"nc D, himseli "a few daN.
.incr thit De- thinks worth ihr telling
IT. kills-i aui drr..sri ufi i've hog aver
aging over tp pounds each. l.-.iic "a
lr,rf creature.
christina. entertainments arr beiug
talkei up.
~ would al our south Buckheld
correspondent why should ~ d. afraid
a. tell ihe new. since that l. Nhy Ne
wrltcs surely our part ~ The town
.hould D. represented.
Mr.. Cora Weber IL Hockland. Ne.
A. AZ her fathers. David Andrews.
pr. 4. VI. Ri.hce has gone on a week :
vacation among friruds Ia Massachu.eits.
The nne coasting thee moonlight
nights q. Improved hy Young America
reminding 90. ~ ~ hen Ne Nerv youug.
Who dilmr liketo slide down hill'
Georsr D.. I'ul.ifcr visited his brother
40 Norway the present week.
school has ofencl veil with PROSPECT
~ a .uc,r..ful term.
L. Tuell aud wife have returned a.
Norway. the ola place being closed aud
home literally wiped out.
Friday morning daNns bright and
beautiful with q slight fall of snow dur
iug the night.
The people say that the tnesi show II
The Kind ever seen in these plrts, l. the
elegant collection 81 nrv Christmas nov
eliic- Al the Noy~- drug store of Nor
NAV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
cRvfRtlaC

News has been received 81 the death
81 Mr.. samuel Carter. formerly of this
town bat has lived for many years In
Nebraska. Mr.. Carter leaves wife
(Sarah Websterl aud i've sous.
Mr.. T. Z. Richaris of wlnsie,l, Conn,
preached Al the Congregational church
December 1t.
Nr. and Mr.. Wilson Evans spent
Thanksgiving With hi. brother. 4. n.
Inns.
The school In District No. , began
MONDAY. the "a, Miss llullah Hobbs, ~
Toll Brldgc. teacher.
The horse-car company are running a
new car--icigh this winter.
Mr.. Howard Dow. ~ waiefyille. has
been tuning pianos la the village thI.
week.
Charles rrincc has moved NJ. shop
FORMERLY y. q. Osg0od'sl 90 McNeal
STREET next to the Dr ToNie house.
Ssm Locke has gone Co Lowell aud l.
employed hy an electric company.
clayton w rikr l. la the same comps-
uy.
Mr.. and Mr.. :. ". Fife attended the
golden wedding ~ nj. parent. ~ stow
on Wednesday. Dccembcr iih.
Mr. Alhiou Emerson. former ussl-
dent ~ this place. dic-i rcccnily AZ ~.
Paul. Minnesota.
The winter term IL the academy will
begin ou niesiay. Deccmher lOih.
The fr.t lecture II the e. l.. :. q.
course viii D. given Thursday evening.
bc'emler l2th. Nv Olaf krarcr an ~
pullman woman from Greenland u
viii D. worth making an effort 90 hear
her as shr cumes well recommended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
AsDONra


The winter term ~ school Va District
w. began Monday under the insiruc-
ton ~ " .. Corson.
Herbert. "a little sou ~ IA Milton. fell
from the high h.ans ~ the ficor ~ y. :.
a ~. n. ruor's harm MONDAY. fracturing
a rih beside n bad shaking up.
X. 4 Gruver l. getting considerable
birch a. Nh. doVcl mill and will start up
suou.
q. y. i.oveiov. - Farmer. liill, Killed
"a asi pound porker Last week.
Georgr Gwgg, Eco, spent sunday
With hi f'mlv.
NJ. n. Thome. aud wife, IT Canton,
spent Thanksgiving Al The Fines stock
Farm.
rrc.ldine Elder Adam. attended quar-
terlv me-tlng services AZ the VI. y.
church MONDAY evening
The people say that the ilnest show ~
The Kind ever secn Ia these parts, i the
elegant collection ~ rar' Christmas nov
elties AZ the Noyc- drug store ~ Nor
Vay.
Ettts RIVERA merry Ihanksgiv-
lng party gathered 40 Otls lIovc's not
withdrawing the storm. INcniy-ssNen
SER prvsrnt Including tx II the seven
Children ami fourteen uf The sixteen
Grandchildren. and cnioyci a houuieous
dinner anil grand good time.
g.. T. Silver has gone o. lowell o.
visit his brother sni other friends.
&c. >egar has moved into hs nic'
neN house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
snlIrn nllcKrlEln-

Having heard much ~ the matches
yrarllng colt hrrl by George Dyer. 81
Hartford. sou ~ George logan. W. a.
sume,i the .elf.lmpos-,i tack ~ person-
VI visit a. test hi merits. II iscrrtainly
mo- vNaggrruiion 90 say that We found
one II the iinrst and hlnd.om"st year
linz colt. We ever saW. While II u a
hrgc. angv colt, Il l. ~ perfect .ym-
mciry ~ form aud proportions and b.
entirely fire. ~ suspicion ~ grossness
IN form az limb. IN sifr. form, color,
.tylc anil action. this colt. Indeed, forms
q worthy model n a living cmh"dy-
mrnt II The value ~ Gcurgv Logan a. q
.ir-. thi. cplt mrnishr. evidence ~ once
tangible ani convincing The colt has
t.cn .old a. Massachusetts, parties Tor q
large pricr. anil was rvcrnily taken 90
Hruck ion. Mae.
How often We hear the remark "lly
Industry and ECONOMY b. had acquired
a competence" Reader, l"i us stop aui
consider Tor moment 10" effect upon
the sarir.l lndu.trie- and tie country ~.
. whole .hould H. army ~ vagv ",rnrrs
adopt that rule IT life. That tie labor
90 .hail accumulate by labor ani ave
hy economy In Expenditure; that h.
shail forrgu al luNurle. anil confne him-
.clf strictly a. the ne'rsslties ~ life.
Would not such re- rr.ult destroy ihous-
aud. N iniu.trie. sni work . great in-
du.trial rvtolutionf We have not The
space o. follow " Co . hualr bat viii lri
each r,ldrr io u fnr hlm.elf.
The writer AMI Ircd rrcsiNci curihl
Invitation o. attend the closing lNc"um
Ia district VI. =. bat vrrr unable to at
tend un account 81 other engagements.
Recently We made pleasant Walt ~
ihr home II lnring rarcher ~ south
li,rmor. Mr.. rarchcr i Distinguish
,,i Cor MI. hospitality. aud the pleasure
~ the occasion Nas heightened by the
presence 81 George \. Couaut aud Wife,
~ Ho.ton. the latter heing the daughter
of the host. Mr. rarcher Z. large aud
.uecessful farmer aud representative
81 distinguished family. Dr. >eWcll
=. Panther. a brother ~ l.oring, va ~
one time pricticlng phvsician ~ Buck.
ne,d. afterwards removed o. Turner nni
fnallv located In liostou, Nhefc BE- nc-
cumulate,i large fortune. The Hon.
Georgr l'archvf ~ l.rc'i.. Whu has iscrn
la both house. ~ the legi.laiure' i also
hi. hruthcr
NJ. Gcorgr \. Conint, before mcntlon-
e,i. la conductor on the Central Mhs.-
achu.ctt. Railroad AMI rrsiic. in hoe
ton.
Brothcr \. VI. Fogg, IT East llebron'
I. Teaching the school ~ that place.
Frank Robert. I. At home from Bo.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

Judge Fo.irr. "a Bethel, formerly ~
thi. Town. h1. iu.t bad monument
erected iu thr hurVlng gruuni on Scar
River nrsr che Elijah Powers placr' ."
fi.. memory ~ his parents. Nho "etr
Ir,err~l thrrr. n Q. ~ granite, twelve
go ilsh. ana very handsomely finishr'i.
NJ rrnniu. 81 Mr.. John Bennett ~
srsft.n ,rrr hcuughi o. thls town Tor
funrrsl and burial TUESDAY ~ thi' wc'A-
-. va the thiui mrmisef of the same
family to dir siucv June two brother =
TH.ht ard John Bbrtlett, both 81 ih'.
faan. having dic,l. Eli'ha la june AMI
John in Ortotrr.
Charlie. Hcuustt. "a this town, IA. -
,.rfi, mu,ri to Errol. Y. H.. % work
~ BLACK smithiug.
A. :. Hastings a.. one hundrri .irfl
Tor ale which b. bruughi frum l'tin.'
Tiwarl. Islands. They arr tnr l"'A'
Ing animals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
OsFoRn

Tho Thanksgiving services were not
hell Goa accuunf ~ the storm.
Is-s NJ ~saflr- preached ihank--
giving sermon SUNDAY. Tie music Was
very dne and appropriate io M" "cca.-
Boon.
Mr. 18th launc~ has h-vu quite sirk.
torru RruNu'. chilli Who has been
sirk With SCARLET fever O. better.
l,oscoe staples ~ Welrhylllc hls been
appointed Iusiloe ~ the Peace.
sons of Temperance have hlrcd an
urrau 81 Wm. Wheeler ~ Iaris.
On Mrinrsiay evening" The drama ~
.'Tie ~.si1l siass" Was plaVei &C. a fall
hou.e. Nhnut 50 vrr- taken. The
pr,.cec,i. ar, Tor The benefit ~ The diNi-
sion.
4 ma.qusrllc hall a. Rumpu. Hall
saturday. urr-ni-r sth.
The people ssy that ihr finest show -
the kinl ever seen in thee parts, I. The
elegant collection ~ rarr Christmas nov
elite. 10 ihe Move. drug store ~ Nor
NaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
GREENWOOD.

samuel EiNslls house has hitherto
sioOi ending towards the road AMI In
conveniently near 90 Il; be- h1s lately
Turned Il rDuni 80 as a. front the rad,
moved u hack about rod. raisei Il up
and new .illcd Il. anl when all completed
II will be- great Improvement.
\. =. Aver hurt his eve a few weeks
agO while trying 90 llbcritc a calf that
had got hung, and soon the eyr.lpelis
set Va. giving him pretty har,l time of
H.. lie pllced himself In the skillful
hand. ~ Dr. l,ankins aud l. nov better.
.lOhn Howe va. nur guest last week
from "Wednesday till saturday morning .
notwithstanding the storm on THURSDAY.
d. aud hl. chum. T.. l.. Durham. went
oui Into the Nools r. number of iimcs q"
shoot something, bat would soon rrturn
hooking a. II they hid lo.t their last
friend un earth. They finally concluded
that partridge hunting Thanksgiving day
Vas a humhng. aud - went to firing ~
q mark IN the dooryarl. John u fne
Young mlu ~ H. ycirs. and more than
an average scholar; he i nov studying
Latin aud geometry.
The snow of Thursday has settled
nearly one-half thu week. hut Il l. now
growing colder. The ponds aud streams
are not yet bridgei oVer-nor I. the
English Channel.
Later. Wednesday morning the Their
mometer stood exactly nj zero. and
Thursday morning one below.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
Ru.FoRp CENTRE.

Joseph simpson has got 10 huy m'
Wife new drrss aud give her slo b.
.lic.. Joseph. Who ia mtsnn 10y trade,
and 4. away from homc q great deal II
the tune. promised his Wife MarV
II shc would make ihc pig weigh 30
pounds in a certain time he would give
her stu ani new drc-s. Tie pig was
weighed When be- was seven mouth. an'i
.lNiccn davs old aud weighed - 81
pounds so Mary wins.
Mr.. Y. n. kimhall I. to build a new
haru in the spring
Msniout Rove l. happy. A. Ira True.
the state detective, has captured the
men Who stole the thiugs at Mexico.
Mand will gvi his hafne.. back.
Rev. y. 4. Adams delivered the beat
Temperance sermon here Dee. 1t that
has been heard here for many a day.
Tie quarterly meeting Was quite large
lv attended sni very Interesting.
Mr.. adams has many friends In Rum
ford.
Mr.. NnbelA Elliott. widow II Rev.
John Elliott. Was horu In lishon D-c.
18th. lsel. dissi ~ l,umfoui Nov. 18th.
lS,9. ~ the agr ~ twelve wear. she
experienced religion anil iolncd thu Con-
rrrgaiionai church ~ I.-hon. The dc-
ccs.,si was twir- married. IA" leaNr-
Que brother. one sister, one daughter,
BELLE Elliott. AMI thr- sons. Edward
Ncw~ll. ~ llosion. Dwight Elliott ~
HYDE rark. ami Frr'i Elliott Who ,. nov
ln The west. She Was beloved bv all
Who knew her. Rev. Mr., llaunafofd at
isnicd the funeral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
WEST BETHEL.

Gu the mornings ~ the 9TH aud 9Th
insts. the thermometer stood at : AMI y
degrees below rero. such weather gives
the Young folks not only rel cheeks hat
smiling faces Tor u brings along tne
skating.
On the lth the selectmen went a. BIRD
llill In answer to petition from j. II.
George aud others to lay new rad.
II l. understood that they viii report
fa,orahly a. the petitioners.
Edward T.. Wheeler l. ieirhlng In y.
y. lIapgood's district.
About tx ears are Ca be- SEEN on the
aiding NJ West Bethel daily. being Load
81 18th pulp wood and spool stock.
Tie snow storm has made business
particularly lively IN this direction and
many ar improving II by hauling up
flrr wood.
Preparations are being made for the
usual amount IT numbering TIL. winter.
Mr. and Mr.. Francis Barker arr siill
living alone aud doing the most OF Their
work. They arr - and - years ~ age
and are grcaily bowcl With inhrnitie-.
Mr.. u. l. great loycr IT eats, At prs
cni being surrounded by q pet ilock of
fifteen.
Fred N. Bacon ~ Jefferson, y. H., has
been here on visit a. hi mother. Mr.
nacon l. fireman ON the Nhiieilcld aud
jefferson Railroad.
Mr. Emmi = French, formerly ~
thu placc. Who has heen spending the
summer NJ Gothsm. y. w., has nov gone
to Cimbrldgrport. Mass, Ia spend the
winter with her sister. Mr.. Edgar u.
Farwell.
Mrs. T.. &. 1ean and daughter llo.ic
have lren ~ lewiston for mcilcll trcat-
ment Tor l.osir, Who has q very bal eve.
Herbert Maspn ha. bought him a hor.c
and l. trying tn Improve the good slelgh-
ing.
Mr.. John l,ollln. has i-ccn pretty lick,
hat l. nov better aud able Ia d" her
work.
Gco. a. Brown ~ Mason Wa Ia thu
Village a short time ago. Ile i In poor
health.
Addison :. llcau IA. moved on the
Peter VOLTS place iusi below this village,
AMI We srr In hope. ~ have the pleasure
~ rridlng some ~ the news from hls p"n
IN some II our county psp~rs ani -pnc
II Nh. war skrtchc. rum his diary.
". \. farwell has built an addition io
hls harm. lGN2l. which I. great I'M
pruyemeni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

IuuH 10 thr oliest iuhnhliani can
trll ufa roldrr nytrmlscr ith mnrulue
thau that 90 l~>1. JACK irost was never
mHrr ahffu.INr.
our river. arr thoruughl, hridgri aud
s,rnthIur inok. Ia. thourh winter had
0uur fn sfaY
eur sifk our. ate about the .ame a.
llsf week
Tir rttis arr in .pleuih condition
Cor tsamine ani lumheumeu arr husy.
C.T. Eruvn d. hauling his poplar @"
Wet Bethel
G.E. Nlli. d. hauling Tor u. D. Mill..
%. Gue,sr Ito haul fdr y. q. NILE.
Georgr u. aud 4 :. Morrill, arr haul
iu. h.rrh o. 4. =. nrosn's mlll. IhrN
have bought thr hirchon \. ". 1ro'rr' =
hnl in AIhauv.
NIIi-ou Z. Rcan has moved o. Wet
nrfhrl
NJ. 4. e.. Bean in attempting to eat s
..iua.h ulth au axe cut her huerr quite
hnilN.
Iftwa.a paliiician soud .ay hurrth
fur Hs,-l hui as am a modest mhn vii
.ly cussl hoy, Tom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
FAST SUMNER.

Your reporter seni. few porkatorlal
Item. this week. Below !. given the
name. ~ owners 1T pig. AMI the dressed
weight ~ each sharon Robinson, - Z
Lester T.. Robinson. ~. q. Maxim. ~ ;
.. l.. IIodglon. -; jaime. llosworih,
go. I. :. lIodgtlon. sG5; .. T.. foyr,
81; u. .. Gary, SO More tofollow.
SIoctN.
The winter term II school ~ thi. placr
I. a. be- IN charge ~ Mr.. \ u. Park. the
wrllknoWn teacher formerly IT DiNheld.
Transfer. arc getting ready for their
work.
Ia. the snow come a. siayf i the
query with many. ~ome Vice ones say
nav. others. yc.. sui arr killing their
plg.. a.. Maxim killcl one that dressed
ili. lester llohiuton one that weighed
En
stock 3. selling very low and lots ~
farmcr. arr holding for rice, which wr
fear will not h. realized thi. year.
~LOCtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
sgBRos

Last SUNDAY. Il,~r. 1t, MrsElhs TAYLOR
va. huricd near the town house. Nj.
TAYLOR ll,eii Ia ihi. town many yrars
ani Wa at that ilm@ thr oldest man in
town We do not know hi agr, hat u
Was over 'sl.
Mr.. Hove went io Bo.ion lat week
anil The Trustee houss !. closed Tor the
prrsrut.
Mr. sargent will spend most II hi. "a
cation here.
The work - draining The swamp las
hss t..cu discontinued for the winter.
Mr. EVrrrii l. digging Tie cellar for
hi. new hou-r.
Yesterday "Wednesday va. the coli-
~ day ~ the season 49, Tar. ~ o. 4.
v. The mercury was NJ u.
Tho snow 3. .till coming anil look. Ike
winter.
The people sav th,t The finest show ~
the Kind ever seen in these part., l. the
elegant collection - rirr Christmas nov
elite. 40 the Move. drug store ~ Nor
WnV.
N. VI Cu.hmtn ~ the - class l.
teaching ln the Crutrr District.
VI. n. \. Cu.hman hs. closs,i q vrry
sutts.sful singing school "a lluckheh
thl. Nrek With concert "Wednesday
evening Vutlte a number from hrrr
wrrr over including the quartcite With
Mr.. Dr. DOMAIN 90 PLAY Tor them.
Wallace Cushman l. gtining slowly
bat has net vet hal his clothes GA. u
will h. .omc time before b. I. able "a
sing again. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
rAsr mArERFoRp.

NJ. I..-lle 4. Mcintlre l. visiting Va
liosfou. a., nriybton
Ju.tlu =. Mclniirr went 70 bf'g"''"
uoo,l,y With a carload ot cattle. =,
= y. Ame. has been trouhlei s'n ~, =
-. b,ni for several weeks and l. ''li'
unable o. sork. Ito. L.,
weller Bl.bee went 10 Lewiston ''''
- ~ 80 about pension a
1rrIe N. Cumming has gone =" w
Mr.. u. q. Pride :. In Norway : lev lev
49, with her sister, who-e husoa""'
William Hall. I. quite sick. .
m took thrce men aud dog 70 eaten eaten. !, :
hsif,r belonging 90 e.. III. Hilton, Hhl.n
I'd ran Wild In his pasture IN AIpAns
\, 49, kIlled a. soon a. eaugh, anu ,n'
Nm arasred on the crust long DIS
lance o. The road 49, mai.
NJ. N. r. brown l. a. Norway m-A ma.
-, .i.ter. Mr.. J. y. Baker, -h"f'
Wait. r..,,,in,. a sons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
auckEIEIn

Thing. worth knowing That ripe to-
matoss will remove Ink stains from
white cloth, also from the hands.
That kerosene will soften boots aud
shoes hardened by water, and render
them a. pliable a. new. II will make
tin teakcitlcs a bright ~ new saturste
wooden rag aud rub with u. II viii
rcmove status from Vanished furniture.
II will prevent irun sinks from rustlng.
The remains ~ the late Ambrose Buck,
II Lewiston, we're brought herr sunday
fOr interment. Mr.. Buck WAS former
cltigen ~ thi. place aud Was for several
years proprietor ~ the Buckield House.
ELIAS Taylor died Nov. 26th NJ the
home ~ Ambrose swan. WHERE be- has
resided for several wears. Mr.. Taylor
was the oldest man la town. being about
20 wears ~ age.
Mr.. salathiel Tilton. ~ Cottage City,
Martha's VINEYARD. w.. IN town last
week and made short vislt a. her
friends.
Mr.. Charles Oldham dlc,l nj the re-
idence IL her son, Roscoe robln. Nov.
iDth, after several weeks Illness. The
rrmalns wcr taken Ia Easi Buckileld
for lntennent.
VIII Russelrs elght-months-old pig
dressed oil $40 pounds.
Mr.. Iluldah Merrill. IL East Hebron,
sold an eight-month--old pig az the meat
market Friday. Weighing iH pounds.
Read Alfred Coles advertisement In
another column II the Democrat. Cali
and look 10 MI. holiday goods.
Wednesday evening, II. \. 'ushman's
singing school close,i with concert al
the naptl.i church. assisted hy the Buck
ncli Orchestra ani the Hebron Male
Quartetie. aud "a. pleasant entertain
ment.
Tho village smlihy I. the busiest man
IN town onc would think Ia .ee the long
line ~ horse waiting their turn day af-
ter dsy.
"Mr. Grcen" has sccu snow at last.
Mr.. Bcnltmln Spauldlng went a.
Biddcforl saturday.
Mls. sarah Barrett has taken the
rooms reccntlv occupied by Mr.. Olen
Spaulding Ia the Gardner house.
Buckhcld Lodge II Good fcmplar.
held their fr.i meeting ~ Reform Hall
Eriday evening. several Visliors frum
CRYSTAL Wave were prc.ent.
Elmer H. Au.iln has .old hi. pine trces
90 True 4 willard ~ Turner. for sl.lOo.
standing. they ~ have two seasons 10
get them %.
Charles Forster j. about Ca pat . new
aud Improved tooihpick ou the market
Tor which b. IA. patent.
The people .ay that the flnest show ~
the Kind ever seen Ia these parts. u the
elegant collection ~ rare Christmas nov
elites a. the Moves drug store 81 Nor
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10

!. T.. Emery aud :. T. harrington arr
drawing the pine timber from the Flint
lot for the heir IT the late Charles
Wood.
The No. Circle gave a supper aud
dance NJ the Andro.cOggin House. We'd
ne.iav evening. Receipts SIS.
The Congregational Circle gave box
party 40 the town house on saturday
evening.
While al the house of Mr.. !. L.. Parker
recently, We saw Ia large cage two
squirrels which seem 90 be exactly Ike
oar common chlpmunk or striped squlr-
rel except that they are jet black. Mr..
Parker tells IA that De- occasionally sees
one near the foot Of Mount sabattus,
and caught these two IN q box Trap.
They are bright aud lively aud will come
io the side of the cage and eat acorn.
from the hand.
See new al. 81 4. II. Cummings a sons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-10
NoRrr.wesr BETHEL.

Miss Mollie Barker i teaching school
In Disirist No. -.
Della. Dora aud Helen Bennett from
Berlin Fails, y. H., were NJ their aunt's.
Mrs. seth Mason's, Last week.
Circle at Dea. +. II. Chapman's the 3D.
\ go,i crowd In attendance.
Mr., =. :. skilllngs i up from Port
land Stopping NJ her old home awhile.
Hmm Wilson l. on the sick list.
There i some rumors of Christina.
entertainment at the lower district
Hope II will not be- merely talk.
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I.F. Hlui aud wife had the pleasure
II having their eight children spend
Thsnk. giving With them. The elde.t
ION rrturusi immc,liiirly t0 hls work
10 sorhsm. y. a. Tilc Monday follow
Ing. Nv. eldest daughter, 40 IN o'clock
lu the morning. va united in marriage
With Mr. T.. Richirl.. worthy Young
man ~ HidirfOrl. NJ seven o'clock
they LEFT the parental ruof for their new
hpmr. Whcrr they Will cummeucc house
kccplng one other daughter accom-
panied them Go spend the winter. w
other daughter went at toe same iimc to
pnrtlnnI 30 steud the winter In the fam
lis If pr. satchcll. and another Tor
geth-l 90 attend Guuld'. Academy.
quite an exodus.
Tho Congregational Iadic-' Circle
me,t Tuesday evening AZ the ,c.iry.
The Methodist society holds 10. annual
fair and baked bean supper ~ the town
hou.c Friday evening.
I.c,. Mr. Davis. ~ Mason, preached ~
the toRn house sunday afternoon aud
Ia the evening AZ The Corner.
Mr.. Skillings. of llolster's Mills, l.
herr having lamh., etc.
Nil. Cora Bean IA. gone a. Hanover
to work Ia Mr.. Isaac Bignalr. wooden
MILL.
Oscar u. Wilbur and wife have gone
Ia Norway village a. work Ia the "pan-
cake" shop.
Irwin Becker lls returned a. the In
tcr,ule. y. n. llc cNp'ct. 10 stop there
q wear.
Notwithstanding the severe snow
.torm 1T Thanksgiving. Mr. \. g. Bean
aud wife ani four chillrrn went a. Ma
.on aud dinoi With hi. brother. l. !.
Bean. IT, there met hi. brother. Rev.
I. Bean, aud wife.
Mi. Anna n Cummings went to
North Norway Ia dine with her sister,
Mr.. Judkln., aud returned the same
day.
The people .ay that the flne.t .hoW Of
the Kind ever seen IN these part. l. the
elegant collection IT urr christmas nov
elite. al the Move, drug storc of Nor
way.
49, new al. ofC. u. Cumming. y sous.
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Noarn auckeisln

Mrs. golon Foster and son of Auburn,
arr az j. \. warren's for q few days.
Our school has commenced under the
instruction Of a Miss Edgecomb Of Me-
chanic Falls.
Frank Pitts, ~ North Llyermore. l.
teaching la the Hollis Hall district.
Most Of our Thanksgiving guests have
returned Ia their homes.
Irish aud Gerrish have bought aud
packed what few lots Of green apples
there were In our neighborhood thi.
week.
J. II. Carey bought quite an amount
Of dried apples about here before he ~
turned To Salem, Mass.
killing pigs and poultry has been the
order Of the day for the past ten days.