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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13

a suit for divorce and ii was tried at the
June term. 1887, the petition being denied
Now Page sues for a divorce on the ground
of dcscrtion, claiming that his wife left
him without good cause, and from what
evidence has been put in there seems to have
been some jealousy on both sides. The par
ties have had SIX or seven children and three
of them are now living, one being Il young
man of ~ years and another young lady
of Is. The evidence of the petitioner was
put in this afternoon, and when it was COM
plcted further hearing in the case was
deferred until tomorrow morning, when
the defence will be begun. In June last there
was a hearing on a petition for temporary
almony III tins case, and the petitioner was
ordered to pay the petitionea SJ0-S25 on
| September ! and $50 on December !, 1889
| Messrs. j. NJ. Slade and W. w. Rider are
making a strong fight for the libellant
and w. Ii. Bliss is working strenuously for
Mrs. Page. The case will probably take up
the whole of the forenoon session to-mor-
| row.
The days session closed with hearing
on demurrer to a petition to enter an ap-
peal from the Probate Court in the case of
Emma l.. Rutherford vs.. George w. Allen.
Mr.. Royce made the argument for Mr.
Allen and Mr., Wilds appeared for Miss
'ulnerloru
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y! ','i' io' ni',s r,'7 'eo,Hioii IN 'o
e.i ei III .ie v'9' oi i-'iilru n - l'ulntf
, 80 N..O' y " H'ict' & ine "ctei'','ht ;
.i (, W '"e l'''ii'i'i ior le'Ne
took an exception
wv oo 'u.! 'eii ',llouSn lii'9
.i'J nov ecu
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anu io''l 'iiiiioi
49, ~ ,1ii'i ' im t -" man;
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.iot ion' ie' aii'IT was d no'icT suo sem nitli
10y no Cou1u nave 'ne Ci''iIre" anu piIl'
J,.t It "l.Iu ~ !. too" 'ne oo,'i onil
Sroi 'iiNe 'iii' i'i h'h5 " 6No nm po'h,
A.. ISi;,I I,uei vSoil''u 'He Peti'loner ana
,Tt trl '" nus oCleu III uel''Il ol .nG n'ate;
'ii''ii "''1 "i''iii "i . 'oNc - peHpNe'
~ nave run away, IelI "lle ana three
~ "oiuS "O" 10
SV"is ol ~ anu 'ne lieN' ", Inc iouy Is
e't'i''''o "oiil'i anu 'n1 fanny ls
Ee''iiE "'o"S NVi9 PioNPeiouSlS WITHOUT
.nV "oSis.'i''o Vi .iio lai'iiicss nuso'ho ana
l"tilei, "Ho nioi s'8eu 'ne nome pace III
!t oiuei 10 EI' money enough 10 run o"ay
"i.n 'ile otiier "oh'eh MS "l'e uhsuspic-
iou'iS slsii'nb 1,ie l'o' s"se uee'''
Co.. ro 49, w.! Sn, Vs. i1iiAn '"iie DOi
~ ioi N'iNc' W. i'iSa loi the peul -loiei
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Scott Lord,
sister of the wife of President Harrison,
died at hey residence i'll this city at o'clock
this morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-13

WAsHNGroN. Dec. S.-Fomth-class post
masters ior Vermont are: H. ". Beechar.
Beccher Fails; \. d. Pearce East Calais:
II. J.. Dean, Gaysvil.e, and W. Ii. Bundy,
GaVsyillo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

~ Fsa.knef "a engaged Tie rent
~ A N Chass a Co = store.
Las Alcks,s % Bethel snd ne Brysni's
- 10 p.ayed . gsms Fast Day on ihs
.-sds ofths lsitsr score a. 10 50 In
-. -, % We R'cssts. Umpire, Frtd Aih-
C'p, Dearborn 0. having NJ. spool FAC
painted Eagsue Cole l. doing TIE
Asrrili - on visit 20 Agburp.
,s,iif Co.e. % this place. hs. graduated
~ i,s flrils,d Baslnsss College.
bosker fouud . spear % Grass on
m M , ',1nou hsre April 20 that measured
Jscoos gill return hsre May
va toEsltirs In milinsTy snd fancy
- al 81 b. pess-d ~ have her old
1efs cal AIT l0ok a, Der stock. Shs
hlm'ofi Corner. Msy 10 for
Gays sad ts- MoDdsy Of each week a.
slntg The s.sson.
- Liara B stevens Is on q vislt q
f-aa.aisf 10 LAsrenes. Mass.
shimsn Of Boston Il visiting al
1'oe n. Whitnsus
c. bfsdesb oil start April 2i,h fOl
80 Forest Haven where be will h
n. - ssisrtsin summer travel darips
a.. kl1oias, q former resident 81
-. ~ las on sxhloition In Boston {
49,. as invsntiOa which from 30
F1oa nest ~ q xondsr iadeet-
hlss l. deliv~rinx fruit tres.
a,.. Caass Of North Woodstock hs'
hrs. lamp that vii bring him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
THE BEAR BRIGADE
Buckaeld.

EAs;sr services we're held AZ he Nstho-
81 c,-flA good congregation SAs
?'vssti Tas chafch vAs prsttily array
e sia srts AS fissrs The exercises
.sfs ca.'-f ~ ias sandy school children
T. tllsge schools commenced Monday,
- i. q lrder ne distraction OF Prot an
NJ PfAii as NIss Prince.
Roe lfau uub1Ard an J { MARBLE,
A. % Psfs. ssrv 20 tosu lasi wesk.
ffArk sAnisy. % Dnd.li. vAs BE
ssssi o'Mf sbi Mr. Bisncs lAsl wctnes
ir
car.ss l. walitsu an wife. % Augas.
a rs.is' 'r.sris aerv lNst Sesk
Re ilsy streets. green lssus, taidlns
zi9fs al o.oouiug tulps oysPcsk "a
az sgrlg
tasi ut a. deserved 10 tae tradition
80 ,o.Irg r,ft'e. that wentsd thsir
a. ,l tle s1uuy s.ie 90 ne tuge b0aitsrs
'l'ltg tas oauying pNsiares, sni n
tlHarg parties thAt gathered Ia frout oi
ee OF sl'tty TIE triAl % skil o-tsesu
~ utff.tt ani siugle men ~ he grea'
tt..ra ftnf 80 r1t mAiarc
NJ T. Morrill, - spsnting Def
80, ts.st1u sta frisnf. ia P1rflsui.
brflaan. E.q 20 PlfuAnd. mAi'
: tftg v.s.t % as Blckf-li friends
Ias'siaY klmlr ssy. BE- Nil settle Ia
tf~7l'i slsn tae Custom H1ase % Il
o.
NJ N,,sa N,1im. ~ Soa'h Wei
b-ct- ~ 4 80 sac ls.h ln,i after loas
a. PAsia. ..nsss % cAncsr. Aged !,
ysa's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
East Sumner.

Fat Day WAS aaa.aslly quiet here. Not
even . game OF ball wNs inialgci In. The
yoaug people bad social" n TIE hall Ia
Tie svsblrg.
A hright llghi as seen In the direction
90 West Sumnsr In the evening aud
.ap9lscd 10 b, the burning baililng. OF
some Que.
Solomon Sistson hat biz valuable farm
buiiiings totally consumed by Ore on Non'
day mofulug The nrv caught on tbs
roof of ne house by . Burning chimney
aud sept al h-forv ~ L.o-- estimated
shout e. co Iusur-d Tor o. coo n~s'
oas 90 he best ssis % farm buildings 10
Hartford.
Jo.lAh T. Ststson spi daughter vhc
have bssn In Iowa toe past winter have
arrivci home
The Congregational Lail,s' Circle give
an entertainment ~ The sesiry on TuustA,
evening The 3O.a
DsA Seth = SisisOn i AbOni % mov'
to hls cottage Al the "fl,t" having sold
III, farn 10 II y Rassell, OF Hartford
stoCUN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
West Bethel.

LIND 4. fast drying 81 snf fsrmsr. are
pushlng their team work right sloog.
AP M,srn l. husllv enssTei, grating
.ni trimming his neishbors' apple trees.
~. vork :. always ssiisfsotory.
" W M,.oa IL u homs from Berlin,
New u,mpshlre. where has been working
the mo-, ~ ths time for The pes, year.
A. \ B-sn's -four horse teams are now
hs-ling hlrch from Mson.
Y J. M,las :. now on his farm and IL
golug N curv II on this wear
Bsrj.min skilllngs ~ Harrison has beer
through the place looking no lambs and
sheep for his summer. trade.
Ak ScriAnsr IL m,king tn,nv oonven'
len, change. In Tie in.iie ~ his hoase.
M,uy have hen .u'f rinF for Tho past
fs~ week. with severe colds and lung
troubles
Ms G~orge 4 Grover 10 gate slim.
Thl. (Priisy) mornlnE looks mvoraols
fof much needed rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30

Several from hi. way s,tSniei The
Grange nesting 81 E,st Hebron Tuesday.
Mrs Harvey whitnsy, OF Boston, IL Ia
tom for ~cck or Two.
Miss Winnie Harden has gone 10 ssdg
~iek 10 vislt friends.
Henry Sisarus has made 80 gallons Of
syrup this spring
Chlfli. Turner l. sick with The mumps
lll. brother. A J Turner. l. over The dis
skse.
A movement q. icing made TO pot Tie
cemetery In order. IL 10 proposed u
wofk thsrv Arhor Day aud I, IL hoped al
will b. on hsnd a. therv Il . large smoan'
% clearing up 10 30.
En Benson snd n. NJ. Besrce have con
,ractei 10 bald loo rods % wall for Lew
Merrill
Harry Barrovs will WORK for Bert Glow
"a me coming sumner.
Ms. A q Bosmsh l. gaining slowly
sud gets out % doors . lille In pleasant
Gays. q
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south Ruckhald

TIE stallion Black Rifle hr~i sni owned
~ Hsrhert W. Record. OF Paris. foslei
sept lith. lSsg. will s,sni si The stable at
his owner except Tuesdays when he wlil
stand Al Minot Corner AMI Saturdays
sh~u he vii stsnd a East Peru. Blsck
R,lfs ~. cot bv ISaag R1lf.. ~ Ia.
flrst dam fiors n ? IS. ~ Hoses Bi..
msrck Second dam The pot~i Bridghsm
msrv. dan % CspltolA ss2si2 The
dam IL large AMI powerful mare Of gre.,
sped AMI sadur,nc-. Black Role stands
,bout IS hsnis, . eompscily sni pow.
sTfally ballt horse with Zoe feet and legs
ani Rnlfs gated A sire Ne has been sue.
c~-sfal hsyoni The ssnguine expectations
~ Ms frisucs. His g, ar only vesnlings
snd vesriiSe. vt The fv- oldest stand
frOm ~ IN iti2 hands- Ills second ge,
stsnts 10 u hands and weighs 800 lns.
Probably The ct of Do stallion In Oxford
County % similar sge. Transcend In sppssr-
snce The odspriug 90 this stallion Black
Role toos ne nrst pfvmlam a. The STATE
fsir In iss1 a. The beat twO-ysaroh. The
second time h va bar e-.ed - suiky
he trottsd ou--hslfi In I IS WIEN stwO-
Vssr Old I'm color. s'fs. style. nai.h and
hresting be lastly t.kes high rsnk smoug
a.. from Ox'uri Cuanty breeders.
Lou Record IA. ben getung oat uaisr-
p'huiug Zoe hls hoa--. employing Daniel
Dafisy ard John z. Record.
We rscsu'lv visited a. Russell Msrrills.
Merlin Hlll. Turner. Cor tAs purpose Of II.
smining bis four-vesr-oli Bounsr stallion.
Nsihsn N AMI bis other Bonnsr colts.
We nay have soms,hlng further - say
coucsrning them In iuIars runosr Of the
u mocrst
Romsrfl Dean. % Bachnsli. has . hard.
some three yc,r.old Bounsr stallion, els
n warrant
II being 90 year 10 politics sni thus De.
void % political srcltsmsnt oar nslghoor
j,son desiring ~ provoke 81 Increased
intsre.i In ths sped spi other desirable
Qualities la oompsting stations and also
tnsir poser % trAnsmisslon ryQaests your
caFre-9 oufsut ~ present tAis challenge %
H. owner % frsnklin Priuc~ Tat he
will wager sioo thai Hack Nsihsn beats
Frsnkhu Prince Ia . race upon any ooa.
Vsrisnt trNck Tia, he will wager sio0
that N. foar yesrliug colts. The get ~
BLACK Nkihsn. sill h~st nks number 90
ne at % frsnkiin Prince. The owner %
ne latter staiii1n % ~ permitted ~ select
from smong tscnty % al % The one-yeAr'
olt ffAnkiin Prince colts.
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Caiilng Heaih 4. Tefy lor
Fryeourg.

Ml.. Eva wslker has returned from
Boston. sni IL 10 teach al Conway Centre.
Col y G. F.rrington, wife AMI d.ugh'
Ter. are AZ the frycburg House.
Easter Sanisy was observed 81 both
churches BY The usual nbfsl decorations
aud appropriate services. There was .
yesper service 10 The syenlng a. The Con
grsgailonh church. and ehlldfUn's con-
cert ., the Sw~isGbofslan.
Ml.s Kate lsgslls spent Sunday hsr'
With friends.
Both district schools began on Monday,
Va. I taught by Mls. Hattie Abbott, and
NJ ? By Miss Susie Weston.
Rev Mf. Livingston ia. gone ~ hi.
fathers AZ Jsrrsy. y H.. 10 attend IN
fauerai OF his sister. whn died last sandsy
At Chattanooga Tcnn. Rev. Mr. Baekhsm
OF Conway will supply bis palpls Oh san'
isv forenoon.
Tasre was m r,llgioa, service In The
slil.g. 90 fast Day.
A. " Lf~is has gone - Boston, aud
will probably s'tsni the centennial csle
bra'lou ~ New York
Mr.. sni Mr.. H. y. wOrmwori are Vis'
iiing ~ ksIu Falls.
The mueh.ne,dei rsln has come.
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Hiram

Mrs Lydia J. StaTblrd, wife OF Thoms
c. starhlrd. died Al Essi Hiram April - !,
aged G3 years, 1 month, 20 days. She WAS
4 goOi nslghbor. Kind mother sni fevot-
81 wife. Her diseases were varied and
complicated bsri ~ medical skill.
Mrs. Frank W. Gould recenuy climbed
70 the scsf "a In the bsru. ADD the ladder
.iipped eAa.lng her 10 fall back upon u in'
= citing severe irjlriss on the spine. She
4. unable 20 move her head
NJ Leader W. Storsr has rsm owed 10
Boston. HI father. Isaac NJ. Stofer. has
removed 10 T. -astus StOrers.
Ga Thursday, the lsIh, the students OF
North BrigtOa academy held an in.eresi-
log literary snisrtA.umsnt and soeiaole al
Grange Hall
Melville Gould. late superintendent OF
Fysbars town farm has returned 10 bis
farm In Hiram.
Rev. David Pratt, Ms,hodi.,, preached
hl. farewell sermon on Sunday.
Mr. Vim. r. Lombard has % on The
Maize Central railroad ~ Crawiofds,
n. II.
Or. J l.. Bennett 4. In town.
Nils Abbls W. Lewis 10 recovering from
Der rsesnt Illness.
Charlie Lewis l. improving.
Mr.. Dennis Morrill,, blacksmith, oon'
templates going sbrosf for business dur
Ing the sumner AMI fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Andover.


Born. In Andovsr. April 18Th, 10 ihs
wife Of George Estes, . son
Mrs \ X CLARK sntsr,slnsd the NJ X
ladies' Circle q, the hall wednesday even.
lug OF last veek.
J. w. Perkins Ia charging The building
he formerly occupied A. photograph 81.
ioon sud vii ~ Il up a. . dwelling house.
fasi day has become obsolete up this
way.
Ess,sr vas observed BY union services
Al toe Congregational eharch. which Was
prsttily DECORATED for The occasion.
Rev. Gilman Rice II al Lewiston this
week
GliabOu, IL making good progre.. with
his poplar drive.
Rsari L0vsl1y has bought The Ms.ssrvs
stand.
r. l. Ms'ehsr moves inio he stand late
~ Occupl-,i By n O. Bargvss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Milton Plantation

Advancing spring IL revealing IL usual
amount ~ beauty. hut the old hotel ruins
cause ri -eilous OF other days. The nIwsr
garden Il not there. aud the handsome
yong naples In 'front.' are entirely spoiled.
Ira Sssn's family have moved iato The
Emery SWEET stand.
May Allen has been spending few days
a. West Paris.
Mrs Flank X. GOODWIN 10 81 work In
the family of walter Mann.
George Jackson works In The chair fac
tory Al Wet Paris.
Alice, Oldest daughter OF J g Sseti,
has . small con which IL eyid~ntly Eaglish
money IL has the words vletofis snd
New Brunswick on 10, It's date !. lsGl
IL seems curious 10 learn that Eoglish
money IL reekoned In pounds, shillings and
pence, and then see piece 80 mach resem'
bllng our old fashioned coppers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Canton.

John Foye. who broke his leg q shor'
time ago, Il Improving A. fast a. could b
expected.
II. A. Eilis. who WAS removed from The
postal service between Canton Ani Ne
ehsuie Fails aoou, one year ago, has beer
rtlustated.
IL J. DeShon and wife visited Bostot
la, week. Arthur Hathaway hep, the
store during their absence.
J. g. Svssey, Eco 4. has gone 10 New
York 10 attend the Washington centennial
Rev. l. NJ Robinson. OF Phllsdelphis,
visited his mother, Mrs. I. u. Fuller, last
week.
II y. Hsyford and family will leave thl.
week for q visit 10 Ohio. John Moore, OF
Baelns will take Mr. HayfOri's place q.
The depot during his absence.
We learn that The Telephone IL about 10
change hands. Mr.. Carver will retire
from the editorial chair the nrs, OF
May. and % N. Richardson will assume
The responsibility of the position. Me-. X
iaisnt- 10 print the news ~ The day. aud
make the paper even more interesting In
the future than IL has been In the past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Oxford.

Albert Robinson has returned from
floriis.
Mr.. Joseph u Dblnsou hal severe attach
OF illness on Sunday.
The hotel has been boughi by parties
from L,wreree, Mass
Miss Malholiani has opened q mlllner',
store 70 the rooms formerly occupied By
Mrs. A. l. fsunoe.
Henry Eaton and Bert E,,on have gone
20 the Polh, Of Pines to work.
George IIsrsn has put mp barreiing
house near his mineral spring on The bill.
Eiile Hayes I. a. home from the L,Iin
School In Portland.
Cora Grant II a. home on q short
vacation from the Normal School al Cor
ham.
nv. Ne Klas. wife and i.afh,-r. OF
Conway, New Hampshire, visited friends
here 90 their ssy - the Methodist Con
ference ~ Lewiston.
Rev. George A. Tewkshary Of Cam.
bridgeport vas here last week.
Mary JJbe. died AZ wslehsllle, Sanisy,
the glsl. after q long Illness.
The OLD house on the Morris CLARK plscs
took nfe AMI burnt down Saturday even
Ing. The nre spread 80 rapidly that be.
fore help arrived he roof bad fallen Ia and
II was useless 10 si,smp, ~ save The
house.
There VA. an alarm % DIRE a. wslehsills
FRIDAY ia one Of the tenement hoases bot
was promptly eiilngul,hei. Some oas
bad hung coat with msiehe- in ths
pocket 10 = closet aud the matches tool
de.
Cutting Heath 4. very low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Norway Lake.

IL has been very warn hsfs the past
Her thar last year.
John lotk's wife died Monday, the - 4
Grace NJ. Stevens IL teaching school 10
Harrison. Mslne.
ErersOu kilgore has been hauling sious
10 raise TIE bridge 81 The Lake Ia froui OF
Mrs. wooleoit's residence and Samuel
PArtridgs's
Or HsHslton has commenced ~ pa, Ia
TIE fouuds,ion Zoe his stable on bis farm
AZ the Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Bathal.

II
The cold wave OF Monday and Tuesday
Of this week passing over Bethel, stopped
river driving on the small streams, but th'
powerful rain Of Friday nlRht gives then
good driving pitch this, Saturday, morn
ing.
Alfrei 4 Smith IL loading palp WOOD
for Yarmouth palp mill 81 Bethel station
Dexter A. Cummings IL sending spoo
strips 10 the Tsbbets Manufacturing Co.
Locke's Mills.
Mr.. n. n. Twiteheli IL putting In the
Foundation for his new barn. Edmund
Merrill has the frame ready 10 pat on a.
soon a. the foundation Ia completed.
Charles Demsrritt, J v. Leach, \. ID.
Phllbrook. Seth walker aud Charles Mason
are painting their buildings.
The assessor. are msslpr vslus,ion OF
real estate IN town. sereesbiy 10 'he ~"
passed =, the lest legislature.
Mrs- T. n Kendall l. very low With 9
.hoek OF paralysis which occurred Thurs
dsy morning.
$. ID. Philbrook IL under the doctors
care
Miss Ccrs Buruh,m L. SLOWLY recover.
Ing from sr s,,.ct Of pneumonis-
Gilmsn +. Bs.n hiss novel into the Dan.
lei iI,s,ing. house on Brosi Street
william n Gsrlsnd has moved his fsmi.
" ~ Portlspi. lie IL station agent on the
q T. X a. ths Rochester Janc,ion.
X Luuu M. moved irto the widow Msr.
I'll house. 90 bridge Street We v EN-.
plov~i .. section man On the q. T X
III W. Bsrksr h.s snli his span ~ sor.
rel colt. ~ n II Philhroos. sud boueh,
. pair ~ eA--tnu, colts ~ v l. Bartlett
W. W. Mason h,- pu, hl- meat cert on
the ROAD from Bethel ~ Berlin, ". H.,
where h runs q wa, shop
G. G Brysn,. Milton P~nley and Charles
B-u.o- run carts In the vil'>g~. sui B'n'
-on a ts,ysi " AMI Laess 4 lOuug have
shop- -hsr~ thew cut meat
whltrev BROTHERS are executing son"
fa@ marble wors IN their shop near Bsihel
u X station. They are pashed with or
der-.
MANY ~ our farmers have sovet their
grain and some OF them are planting pots.
toes.
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Denmark

nalrs a. its store recently vacated By
q 4 L1fi Ff.isy uisht
4 llga tas hseu very sick the pat
- "a astverc coi sui symptoms Of
80
'.orgs " Cry "a soid he Saco Lam
20 Nluqary -0 $50 feet % plns lozs. ID
.esi t1f - iu isugth. which took 4
= 70 iaoasant. Ths largest cat ou
- ,t-l ssi-fs flrs uumbgr % years.
81, hiffT Htrnisn l. visiting his father,
uflii haruten. lie hs- ben Ia The fAl
- over I've years Ant IBIS 10 his nfs'
- l.ar Heis aclsfk To- The Cffi,e Of
- Y Il lngAls % TIE Y N. Depart
~ = Afny. n0s stationed Al
Ai.',.as Tot springs. lie Nil return u
h-li 'luF sesks
ss..is N Grsy l. In P5rtisnd.
'ss- u Benefit l. 10 very poor hsaith
NJ George ". Moalt0n i cObd aed "
-f ioo1 sIia luisrnsl cancer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Mexico.

No remarks nee,i be made describing the
sorrow and gloom which overhsng this
community. Fhday. April 5Gh. Emily v.
Patnam walked from her bone 10 George
II GleNoh's And spent the day ~lih her
relatives there. Ssturd,y, the 6sb, .he
vas taken sick. died NJ o'clock, ~,
the l0.h, and w,s barled tn, l3.h Inst -
LSO weeks ago - day, Friday. Her
d.u ghtsr. Mary ID k,ider. was far from
we'll when her mother wAs taken sick, Int
with her ususl I-sl Abd esrresiness kept
No add cared for her mother until she
could do IL NO longer. She saw her mother
after she died, bat could not leave her bed
IN the day OF Der mothers funeral Mr..
Kldier continued with hopes ~ her rscoy-
cry entertained until "Wednesday morning,
The gllh, when -he grew worse. aud noslly
passed away little past noon, the 25Ih
inst.
LIEUT. John u. Kldd.r Was S well a.
ususl Moldsy the 18Th inst. Tuesday
morning be could not do his chores, took
bis bed and sent Tor doctor. lie grew
worse. Sunday, tAe 2lst, another doctor
was sent for. DR.. Stuart, aud We were
made aware OF the likelihood of bis early
death. lie died Tuesday, y. NJ, about
o'clock IL had been arranged to have
Lieut. Kldder's fansral ~ day, (Fhdsy.)
Immediately on the death OF his wife,
hss,e Was made To prepare for both tuner
ais ct the same hour. A large gathering
OF rels,Iyes and friends were present, ~
also we're members of Blsxlug Star Lodge
OF MpOns Of which Mr.. kidder WAS Z
member, and OF "Lssmofe ID kidder" Post
q. A X, nf which Post sm quite sure
Comrsfo Kidder WAS IN. frst commander.
With MssoDs aud comrades for bearers,
with the remains OF Brother X aud with
citizens for bearers With The remains oi
Mrs X, the procss.lon moved tn tbs
cemetery. asight not Omen seen 10 THIS
ssction aud one terribly r,mlpdful Of ths
"ubcsrtsibi,y OF human life. aud the vanity
OF human pursuits"
LtIle smith, . dsugh,st Of Mrs Kiiisr.
her only child. Was present, havins reach
ed her old home osfore the death her OF
grandmother. Mrs Putnsm. Both husband
aud wife wss buried In one grave.
John %. kidisr Was nearly 30 years old.
When "a years old he enlisted In the fret
Maine Regiment, Company II. Captain
Charles 4. T. ner.on. Amer the expiration
OF the term of service OF that regiment, be
again enlisted 10 Company n, ga Maine
Volunteers. lie w,s q cofpjral 10 the It
Regiment. lat sarssnt 10 the 23d. SEW
ing his full term 10 the 2J,. hs again en-.
listed In the 18th regiment. Company j,
Captain Pray, Wa chosen 1t Lieutenant.
and served until the regiment Was dis.
charged In 1860. stationed. after the rebel
armies were discharged. In South Carolina
Three adults dying 10 one family, ons
Idwelliog. withia too weeks. 0ae grave
recsivins the remains OF two person %
well known, 90 valuable - citizens, go
teemsd and well regarded - were john o.
sni Mary D. Klddsr u IN event which
saddeus us all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
0rAnon

Stag. cams through ~ wheels for ih'
a., TIM this sp,lug ffii,y last.
River driving 10 the nett In order. and
the river driver. ar no, plenty this Way
bot srr much wanted.
There sre nVe million oi spruce cut Ia
Grafton the past winter 10 Ne driven out
The C.mSriis- River. an bat sm,l
.moun, % snow 4. lsft They have col
the drive out OF Cedar Brook 10 the Cam
bridge
Hay l. plenty IN towa this spriug bu'
many fears sr- entsriainci that the CON
log gr's, crop will he llgh, on account o.
30 much ice lss, ~in,-r.
There 1. qli,s call f1r good oats fo'
sci The bsi weather Ne hal last f.i
prevented m.ny from s,ving their grslu
sIr-pt In . dance coalition.
Mr.. Celia MeAllis,sr's health Is Yer,
poOr II this writing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-04-30
Albany.

Mis. Fiors Rand IL gate low with lung
,rnahls. She can onl, whisper.
J l. RAM 4. vet gate feeble.
Msa srs adviag pap vNNi sri Loaf
iamS-r IN crook-i River Z, XII 'ht- NIL.
North Waterford. but'there II qalis lack
OF water.
J Aspusail ~. los, too pigs abou, ave
weeks Oh They were sick 100 or three
days They h,i -p,sms sni seemed frau
nc rh-ir tasks were black. The pigs
Cos, him A.
II Bssn "a. gone ~ M,s.schu.ei'.,
Amos, sNn "a q Ran. has gone y
work fnr Mr. Manson of Otfori
Potatoes pl.nisi ,hs e0:h mas, have hsd
. cold tlm., msrcary has been down q
90
some ~ our farmers ATE sowing oats.
In some pastures sheep are getting theii
living.