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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
DENMARK

Marrisl In Denmark. Dec. 2sd. Mr. q,
:. Chase ~ Jaw Bridge, and Miss Nettie
n. Warren % Denmark. Mr.. aud Mr..
chase went on a trip io Bangor. They
will reslde Ia south Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mr.. George ". Gray spend
Christmas and New Years With friends
Ia B0sion.
Frank VI. Giles I. In very poor health
Your correspondent spent the night 81
Dee. 9th with relative. Ia Greenwood
Mass. 81, 4. VI, the elegant residence
10 Dr. killgorc WAS discovered "a be ou
flrc aud was burnt "a the ground. The
doctor l. a native of Harrison and Ia.
many friends la this vicinity who vii
feel deeply grieyed "a hi. loss. The
house was built some wears ago ~ an eN-
pence ~ seven thousand ,lollar., was Ia
a beautiful location aud Que 81 the beet
residences la town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
nFMRN

Christmas fc.iivltlc. eccupy The time
ihis week ~ gathering - friends
and r~lsil,e. ~ the houss ~ y. :. baker
Tuesday evening there Was Christina.
tr~- hearing q finc load ~ gifts ysri'si
and appropriate ~ the occasion. Read
Ing. r,'cltaiions. Dialogues and derlama-
ton. made the hours otihe evening very
eninvahle.
"Wednesday evening festival was
hsli a the nnnch school house. The
house vs. hllci a. OVERLOOKING.
Dramas. dialogue. and speaking Inter
sper.ei With music made Nerv pleas
ant eniertslumrnt. The sectors IN the
various plec-s presented their various
parts IN avery rrriltahle manner. After
the literary cNercisss were over the
presents we're distributed anil every one
vent away. We trust. feeling that u had
h.ru gooi a. b. present. THE Thur
dav night there will b. an entertainment
~ like nature AZ the Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
RESOLUTIONS.

where's, God la hi. mysterious and
all Wise Providence has seen NJ Ia cal
home our brother stephen Richards.
De- u therefore,
Resolved. - That by this stroke Of
Divine Providence Lone Mountain Lodge,
I. ~. a.. T.. has lost one ~ It, most re-
liable and strict members one who
looked With not the least degree ~ allow
ancr on the Ne ~ alcoholic liquors ~
iohnccu. showing to the world \ living
example ~ an upright. christian temper
lnce man.
Resolved. That W. as members ~ the
lodge ~ which our worthy brother va.
a charter member. 10 sympathiTe With
the herraVcd family ~ the dec-ase.i. aud
though the chastisement ~ God seem
sever, yrt Ill will be- done. For nov
Ne see through glass darkly, hat soon
fac- 90 fac-. when there shall D. no NOR,
parting; for Cod l. there io draw all met
unto him.clf that b. may bind them to-
grthsr with the silver cor. ~ his love
which l. to D. severed nc,ermorr.
Resolved, That copy ~ the above
resolutions d. sent to the family oi
llrother liicharis. aud al.o a copy place,
upon the rrcor,l. ~ the lodge.
\. :. JOnpAN.
", \. CROWN. Com
MEs. y. VI. TnouAs,
And0yer. Nov. ~, lsS9.
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Atrus oopy-Alis.i n. {. DAVIS, REGISTER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
MASON

II IL bat little ~ Interest. Ia the pe,'-
PIE outside. that l. passlng In thls little
plac.,-nough hat the monotonous rou-
tin" - daily life. The old vrar y draw
Ing Ia q clos. and IT, rrcorl viii soon b.
made. N. accounts halsncs-i, aud the
backs opened for the huslncs. ~ a new
year.
There I. snow enough ON the ground
a. make fair tcamlng II the wcaihsr
should D. cool enough 80 that u does
not melt.
The hunters arv on the war path nov
aud the I-,or deer will suffer. hui morr
from fear ihln lead, " the prrseni
should priyr Ike the past Thus far v
Ia. l-.-n much hunt snd little game.
l.. n. TYLER has given up huiehefing
AMI l. nov hauling poplar.
n. Hutchinson has q nice pair Of oxen
fur ale.
y. !. Main. :. hauling and loading
poplar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
ANnOXrR

Christmas wss cclebrais.i by an enter
tainment and tree under the united
ausphcs ~ The Methodist and Congrrya.
tional sunday schools No Union Hall.
Tuesday evening. aud trce and enter
ttiuulrnt a thu East Nndoyer .chool
house "Wednesday eNening. gotten up by
ihe last AndoNer and Farmers lllil
schools
Auother dramatic entertainment l. on
NJ tspl.. Jan. ~ l. mentioned a. the
late.
Ihs eos-i TcmPlar. propo.e Ca have
tn old folks' conceri In The near future.
Nc'-i, birch aud poplar business l.
lively
d. :. rcor 9. logging from Long
Mountain.
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so,lrs arrsgI

Tie Ladies sewing society viii pre-.
cent tie DIANA. "Aboye the Clouds,
next Friday evening. Jan. ~. concluding
with the langhahlc flrrc. "lIow Ia Tame
Your Mother.in-law. admission II
ceni.. Come ani give them full house.
The procced. will 90 toward. purchasing
an organ tn b. uss'l Va the school house.
Va ivc~um will h. held this week on
acrount ~ the drama.
nlrrh has begun a. arrive IN the Mill
vari ~ u. =. Virgin. also considerable
long lumber Il coming a. the saw-mill'
schools close this week.
Aurllus steven. has taken iob "a cat
and haul birch for =. a.. Ahhott.
Everybody l. improving the shedding
hy rushing the wooi and lumhcf Ia
market.
a. Work I. busy making harncssc..
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-I oc,sGs oF r'-G WEEK ~ Al
SECTIONS oF rrG COUNTY.


nE W.
ftsrrff llammons. Esq.. v b. has i-ren
n l.fhsl Or fhr past frs months assist
ne Ole mUfhsr ln the .rtilrmrut ~ thf
....I. g lI. father. The late Hon. David
U.mmnus. ler Bethel accompanied hy
M. a.fe. uho has spent The whole sum
CO. 900 fsll hrrr. Monday. The III inst,
o.. Boston TUESDAY morning. thr San.
nj. Mlrfhl llammous With hrf I've
s-..l .lIirvu. Bessie aud frvd. len
I.ft.. fn iulu her son in kosiou. Nhence
f.. whole nlrty started Tor Anoka,
NJ thr home "a Mr.. Hammpus and
.I.. .fh.. brother. Weston llammons.
I-. NJ. iiammons vii live With hrr
.... ilr.ug thv winter, and u she hArs
on. Wet slll make e. permanent Dome
fl Thr liammou. house lea th.s VII
-. Or. hseu leasei far some months o.
~ Gang "a south faris, who All o.
GODS r snHu.
~ana, evening. the 81 init. a,out
..h .U.0, T.. our village 49, alarmed ~
fhr .rr % drr N proved tu D. Tn
E..-f nr pnradisr ~frvet uCCupisi ht
~.r NnhIusnn tf Was small uur
r..f huIiIing iih no othrr building.
connected Nearly al the couieui. ~
mi. h.uss werv saNci. uthrr house
ar SEATED near bat osing a. the rr,eni-
.I Fallen .nos AMI the calmncss ~ The
.tIf rn further dsmagr occurrvL
e. Dana phllhrnok 49, at hums oNrf
~..iil from Portland, where D. l. tax
nj. 0nurss 40 Gray's Business 'oiirEr'
Prot T. e. hatsmau sul lccturr an
l..i. liaIi on M suhi.ct ~ phrrnoloSt e
itI.n.ogy. stc.. each evening ~ nm.
utts rhr lecture. siil D. illustrated
Nf a nugr colirrtion 20 oh painting.
l'uf u. n. Johnson. forturr princi-
Ia. of 1ouh Acadamy, spent christ
ODD. here
Ilr Celebrated Chlne-e Village Com
pans sill Civ an entertainment undsf
fl. iuspicss % ths t'uisrrsalist -s'cieti
Df 900. village 40 Ideal Hall, iuesda,
evening. iaB. .th. This company i
highly spoken n by the pres- and n :
rt,r,r,l the slncerr indorsemeut 81 th'
clergy. The entertainment ). ~ a strict
Dbl neral nature aud highly Instructive
on ls .ati. n D. hope,i that All VII I'M
prove thi. opportunity o. obtain
glimpse ~ the life aud customs 81 th''
lf.r'f
W. NJ " Davis ~ ho-tous = hiaN''-
"a Short sis.i in Bethel.
MIDDLE INfERNALE.
Appropriate exercises Christmas e'e
40 M chunh.
Rev. wv. wakeman Who preached
to ths people here last summer, spen'
Christmas with his friends and preach
"a tao ~ahhsfhs.
lalies Aid appointed o. MEET jan IT
efh Miss Minnie kimhall
uanirl kimball has been o. Dover
y a.. and disposed ~ a car ~ potaioe'
shlgh D. purchased ~ our potato man
John swan.
Joseph oliver l. quite sick.
We uish the eiitor aud readers OF IN
Democrat q Happy New Nesr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
rAsr nRnMArlrIn

Harp, New Ncirto the Hear Hhgide
Tll- Christmls Anniversary has he"n
observed AZ usual snd old AMI Young
been made hsppv. Their Wer- family
trvrs no 4. 4. Allari's ani ". N. stick
ney'. Christmas eve and ~ l.. II. ''ile.,
Chnstmss night.
IN. Fcs.eniens sJcui Christmas a.
Hiram With Mr.. All-u.
e. =. Allard has hccn ~ home Tor a
few davf.
The convert which Was a. D. held a.
the church on M" sai Nas postponed on
accouni ~ the storm.
The VI. q. Il. X. have quite crew ~
men 40 work ca the mad near herr.
They arr constantly making Improve
mrni. along the line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
COlITI. RUckFIELD-

An old teacher In town takcs ">outh
Rurk Ia a. tax Cor his errors In spell
inr appearing IN the Democrat. We
pis,d Guilty o. the charge prrfcrr'si.
s,I pl.-,d la extenuation ~ the onruce
th...s f.rts. That cur spelling i not
,i~aV. mfalllhls. that the writing some.
fim.. h..lus llcgible. wrong letters and
...to.tiules uhals words are Substituted
90 tb.,.s intended. that for some reason
Wben the photography I. correct AMI the
rblr.gr,phv plain change are made IN
~. oflire that constitute errors la spell
i.. Nsith.r the local writers nor the
I,,,,nertt can exercise the saine care a.
they would were cur contributions P''f'
essays. a..
crow bounty. having sent In return. TOT
IA crows killci 4 Falmouth man i
- ~ have two .arrcls 81 crO~s heah'
q. \. Hario~ buy. poplar paying -
. cord. a.,
Irish. -,
IIsrrt futile has a thrcs-year-old COLI
81 IA : .on ~ Hampton. that III oner-
a. match Zoe spce,i Nth any other ui.ee-
yssr-Old In the county
Tom Rscord. Who !. az work In = log
r,ns csmp In the backwoods OF N.ln,,
mort. .ome exciting adventures Win
h.sr.. Ne reports having seen iout' one
- nth cha-s,l him a mile. ms &C.
.,,rr.i. v,e believe. In November
Sl.irhIng gce- and sieighing eone :
h,, 4, d...s not .eem "a diminish travel
a. Roberts was before the lFNl-'
Ton Rosr,i this week for Increase OF l'e"'
sion. III. ...,..r...l
,,a., M. attack % hem0rrhage ot tns
tian.V. and i stlll AZ Adrian h"oer's
Nj Mclntlrc served II years as ous ~ =.
an. .sI.-tmen ~ Peru. lie = a man ol
intelllreucr and flne talents, sgch q ma. =.
asltis alWays a source OF p'oAs"'e ~
mcet. ..,,,,nv no.i.
master. Alfred Cole, 90 say ina, ~ -
~Ix-u universal satisfaction snl I.', ~
s'i,h the respect aud good MI, OF .n'
,',,roa. Of the Offlce. We hear his suo
,....or spoken u only In terms OF COM
IIasssrI Lowell has .old his four ~
x..r-old Baby Dean coli 10 james
blcknell for 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
CANTON


Victor T.. Holt. who l. nj work IL
Cushman's shop at Auburn, was at hons
Christmas.
n. 4. swasey aud wife ~ Dixhcli
we're In town Christmas.
Prof. ". ". Andrews aud wife oI
Portland are visiting At Dura Brsdforrs
T. 4. Quincy l. spending the winter
with hi daughter, Mr.. J. III. Ingersoll
NJ brunswick.
Rev. T.. NJ. Robinson, Of Philadelphia,
was In town last week.
Prescott Sawln, ~ chicago, l. visiting
friends Ia Hartford and Canton.
Canton Encampmcnt elected the fol
lowing officers for the prc.ent terms
C.p.. Nathan Reynolds.
n. u. =. :. NeniAl
s.W. 4. y. Allsn.
!. ". 4. 4. ~tAnwusi
Scrile, Ralsu swrti.
Twas. =. ~ f.sok
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
oiIGAo

\ Christmas tree ~ the town hill
Wslnrs,inv evening.
\ NJ. staple. ~ Canton i making
preparations Co cut large amount ~
spricr near The mouth ~ Will River.
The timber lies IN Macon AMI viii come
down the Will River valley.
\ PARTY from Portland are here With
twelve hor.es 90 draw 90 the river thu
spruce ysrir.i by T. o.. larV.
Ml.s Nhhle swan II raHs i spending
few week. with Mrs. Ehen Chapman
whose health l. quite poor thl. winter.
When W. rad the.e items In print We
shall close iSS9
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RRoMhElelp.

The sIeighing u hhr.
Christmas goods are being displayed
IN the .hop windows aud on coanters
With very good taste.
Mr.. 1. Barharell, Of Boston. l. spend
ing the week here with friends.
Sherman Morrison l. oui Of town
working on an agency.
The n. 1. :, 4. Will meet Tuesday
evening AZ !. l.. fHnk's.
News -cems % be very scarce this
week a. every one il busy preparing for
Christmas.
pear Bears, a. you viii not hear from
me again this year I will bid you fare
veil hoping you will have pleasant
Christmas. aud mOrc than all YOU viii
enjoy your plum pudding hugely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
soawAY LAKE


\ Merry Christmas AMI Happy New
Near o. The Democrat.
i. Orin smith. Esq., W. ~ The lake
Christmas.
Gracr VI stevens ~. At homc christ
mas.
:. \. stevens IA. hcen IN Greenwood
and Woodstock the past Wcck surveying
timber land fof e.. \. Whitman ant Ah-
nrr nrtpuf
Mr.. Hale l. visiting her grandson, u.
Webster kllgurv, n the village this
week
Emma I. stevens hal u pfvsent ~ a
very nire TOILET case from her EMPLOYER,
10. ". Hobbs.
Mr.. :. \. stevens hal a present ~ a
nice glass 80 from her childrvn, q. VI.
aud A.. ~teyeus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31


Christmas festival AZ th~ Town Hall
"Wednesday syeulug. tn -. The hrsi
gathering thrrr. Their were pnp rcscni.
two large trer.. tNo table,. line and
fours Nerr laden With prcsrut. The
Etsi iumfnni choir vas prvssnt anil
favored a. With four selections. which
idde,i tvr, much o. tn Interest ~ ihe
gathering. ani pleasur, 20 the gathered.
lhursdaV ihrrv Nas festival af The
ghafrl. snme Ia o. Us Nrne present
AMI hail I am informcil very pleasant
time
Thursiav night Was very windy. The
suov dnne,i haily ani some ~ those
attending thc chapel gathering scrv un-
able o. ~ home. several 20 them bot
thsir hats. which vsrr hloNu away. \
ule,s ~ t-osui was blown against ~eNell
gof-s facc making an ugly wound. lls
remnlnni M The Corner until Friday.
Thsf,' va large trade in The sinrrs
herr ana at plXhrh In Christmas gooi..
~ome of thr prr.rnis serv quite valuable.
nle writer n~~isei. uniform iu sire and
hinilnr. e. VOLUMES. Live 20 trvvlsN
Webster anil other eminent men.
We ar- having a singing srheol, a
class 81 % 90 morr schohrs, Nhcvl-
arirhi 20 i1.f plNhsld. tearhsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
FAST ssaRos.

The kecne hoys are expecting io start
Tor the woods very soon.
Carroll chase hss he-n irving Ia pur-
chasr \. v. lIonney'. pine timber lot.
Mr.. and Mr.. =. 4. whiting are both
very lick with pneumonia. Dr. j. =. De-
Custer J. attending them.
Rev. 4. 4. kerne was unable io attend
hls appointment last sabbath.
n. y. Merrill I. huilllng an icr housr.
other farmers are contemplating the
s4ug
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4. 4. Babb I. ON the lick li.t.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met AT D..
4. Gibbs on the 18th.
Mrs.. \. u. Walker l. nj home again.
Work l. progressing nicely AZ the coat
shop. Mr.. Cannon employs about ten
hands In the shop besides quite a mum
her II outside hands that put In pockets
aud make sleeves.
They are getting ready To- have a
Christmas tree at the meeting house.
Wilson Stillman l. all ready Ia 90 la
Carthage 90 work on his job Of hauling
logs a. soon a. there l. snow enough.
II. ". knight has sold his Jersey COW
Ca Mr.. Packard 81 Canton.
Wish YOU a Merry Christina. aud
Happy New Year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
HIRAM.
4 Merry Christina. to all.

A Merry Christmas 10 all.
Born. December eOth, son, to Mrs.
John n. Pike.
Roscoe a.. Grcene, Esq. has changed
the upper story of hi store at East
Hiram "a hall for public purposes.
II will b. formally opened on the even
ing Of December 10Th, by the play en-
titlsi. "uncle Toms Cabin, by the sui
liyan Dramatic Company.
NJ. Patience, widow Of Mr.. stephen
y. Ordway. died In south Hiram, Dee.
10th. aged q, years. She has been =
worthy member OF the Methodist church
for many years.
Dennis Morrill,, who has been la busl-
pes. Ia Portland for months, spent
Christmas with his family.
John Pierce, Esq, u named az our
successor a. trial Justice. We hope he
will have many trials and but few
Affections.
Thermometer indicates "a above zero.
wheeling on sunday the I'D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
rAs1 WATERFORD

sylvester York has gonc to NcWry Ca
work for Rolte 4 Haskell.
George No. Keen has thls fall shot
thlrty-ssven pariridges and flftccn gray
squirrels.
-. Ame. Who was Just getting able
"a work has another sore coming on hi.
arm.
Dcxter FLINT 3. through work for q.
4 Hilton.
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NORTH PARIS

There was a Christmas trcc AZ th"
church lat TUESDAY evening and u "a.
well ioadei With fruit suitable Tor the
oc,.a.ion. which Was distributed a. q tall
house. The sabbath School scholar.
Furnished suitable eNerclses With music
hv choir.
n Va. gooi .leighing Yesterday and
TO-DAY bat we hoast not 81 Ia morrow e
though a spanking brreSe from the north
wet proclsims Il colder.
Morv sickness from colds than Tor
wears.
Mr.. Fred low has been granted a pen
sion.
Everett Chase l. home from Boston on
a Wilt Tor a few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
rpvgBupG.

FRvEBuRG.
Misses 4. aud VI. Barrows arrived on
saturday Tor their Christmas vacation a'
home.
Miss Alida wadsworth ~ Hiram spent
sunday with her brother John Who i a
senior In the academy.
Rev. =. n. Recd 81 Yale Theological
Seminary preacheSi In the Congregations
NJ church on sunday very acccptahly.
Mr.. II. y. Norwood and children
arr spending Christmas week NJ her Ca
ther's In kexar Pals.
Mr.. Collins. II Lowell. with her son,
u boarding al tho fryeburg House with
her daughters, Who arv attending the
ACADEMY.
Mis- Helen Chapman l. also there a.
Mis- 4. y. Page Intend. To close her
house AZ she may vislt her cousin In
Chicago.
John l.. Osgood IA, lease,l hi quarry
on Stark's ilill Ia Mr.. Grey Who viii
begin operations In the spring.
Mis. hate Abbott i teaching NJ Green
nm.
Mr.. ". II. rarbox came from Boston
Ga spend Christmas With his family. aud
ihew Wcrc several other Who came
home Tor the occasion. Clayton ".
like. and sam n. Locke from Lowell,
". ". Towlc, Esq.. Randolph Howe,
frci II. Fife. from Boston.
sumner johnson 81 Portland was AZ
hl. fathers, VI. y. Johnson's.
y. &. Harrington has been In town
this week.
VIII Morgan l. home from Dartmouth
COLLEGE. VIII probably spend his yaca-
ton elsewhere ~ Mr.. Morgan's family
are In Portland this winter.
Christmas was duly observed hy the
two societies. At the Swe,ienborgian
tr-e The presents were distributed by W.
Gordon. Esg. =. :. narrows pcrsonaiei
santa claus AZ the Congregational 'cs-
try.
Mis- AIMS Ilsrrows went 10 BANGOR
Thursday to read paper before the
Pedagogical SocirtY.
Mr.. John roiier ~ Conway and Nlss
Mary Athott. ~ fryeburg, werc mar
rie,l hy Rev. Dr. Roberts Al CONWAY,
FRIDAY afternoon. They are IN live In
south Conway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
ROsBuRv

The snow storm sunday brOughi out
an army ~ deer hunters Monday. \
hunter would follow the tracks II dcer
for time. then flnd that another hunter
had taken the tracks from him and gone
ON ahead. Tho Locke brothers, :. VI.
and y. G.. werr very fortunate, each ~
them killed hi deer MONDAY.
Nc. Locke has gone "a hls home IN
Salem taking along NJ. three deer.
Charlie Phllhhck killed deer Tues
dav.
Tax collector Howe has been over the
town and ilni. people ptying up their
taxes about the same as In past years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
nlckXAIE.

The recent snow storm makes g"o'
shedding aud the lumbermen are improv
Ing n.
E.G. Child has hirrl out a. work fol
George staple. numbering In ollead.
Their was Christmas tr"c ~ DICK
vale school house Christmas eve.
N. n. Andrews u hauling birch Tor !
4. wymsn. George child !. ai work
for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
aiINrnRn cENrRE.

Miss Hattie Martin % south Parts, Is
visiting relations here.
The terry boat l. stlll GA duty here.
ihe Androscoggin social Club ~as or
ganife,i Friday evening With The se'ee-
ton ~ James Morse a. presldeui. So'ns
pleasant entertainments viii D. prvtiueu-
The young people Arranged . PRETTY
programme for Christmas: ~hisn va
vel carried cut. Two trecs were quis
heavily loaded with prssents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
rRYEauRa cEhInt

The grange met saturday, the slsi,
and elected their officers for the next
term.
The Odd Fellows met aud made choice
Of the following officers:
y. A. Iiiil. y. q.
frAInk Thompson. VIC.
It's. Mcintire, X. sc.
Charls. Chandler, u. =.
1eorye A.chsris-. rrcas.
These are 20 have n public installation
Jan. 2, and a picnic supper.
Gertrude VI. Chandler started for
Lowell. Mass, the 9Th. She j. en-
ployed In store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

\ Merry Christina. aud Happy New
Year 90 Que and all.
Mr.. Mary Este. aud her daughter,
Mis- Eta Estss. have closed their rcsi-
dence aud gone "a Boston to spend th'
winter.
Mr.. Abblr Anderson. from Gorham
y. A.. rccently visited relatives In this
place.
Moute =. Cole spent the past week at
his home In this place.
There will D. a public installation oi
the officers Of Alder River Grange AZ D.
e.. Young. saturday evening, January
ith.
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nrs.rN.rms NOTICE.
orrcr 90 rur snsHIrr 80 dyIoRD CousI
STATE on MAINE

OFTtcr 90 ruH snEnIFF 80 dNIoRD COUNTY.
sTATE Of MAINE.
ONFORD - - Dsc. 18th. 4. II. ls-e.
This 4 a. give Noticc. that GA The 18th day 81
Dee \. ~. ls-a. a Warrant IN Insolvency
was lssueti out ~ the Count ~ Insolvency foI
ali County 10 oxford. against The estate ~
t,eorgc =. nrusn. ~ DiNhehi. a,UuiiFed " ~
an Insoltent Debtor, on q.etition ~ -shi Debtor
whieh I.stition Wa hls-i on the 18th dal ~ dee
A ~. I--t. O. whish La-t naInesi date intere-t ot
claim. A. o. ~ cotuVute.i that tn pay meut ~
any tlelas ami the delivery ani transfer ~ any
property iei0nging o. saii debtor, o. him 30
hsr his Ne, aoi ths delivery and transfer ~ any
prot.rty by him are Forbidden ~ Law that 4
incstinE 20 the trciitors ~ saii Debtor To prVss
their slelts anil choc-e one az mors Assifnee- 81
IA. estate, viii ~ he'll a. Court ~ Insolvency
o. IL hOhlen AZ Paris In saii County. on the -
day ~ Jan. A. ID. lro, ~ nine oei"ck IN ths
Given under my hand the date hr, above
WI. n. FAINTER. Deputy sheriff,
a. Messenger % the Court 81 Insolvency, fo'
saif County % Oxf0rt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
SOurn RosRuay

Mf. Isaac Jenne. an agcl ciilfen NJ
this town, ten on The icc AMI di.locatc
oil. sh,iulder one dsy mi. week.
The winter term 81 school Ia distrlci
". cummenc.-i on Monday. tn 18th
Edmund Railsy ~ NndoVer l. the teach
cr.
". n. Icnn. "a Soaih Paris. l. In town
running lines for 4. 4. Rartieti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
HARTFORD

Mr.. Ezekiel Fuller l. very slck.
4 little ION ~ Charles Mcintirc WAS
badly kicked Ia the head by colt the
other iav.
n. \. Blcknell IA. sold four steer. To
Beunie Gerrish.
Everybody l. cut thls week buying
Christmas presents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
SWEDEN

We woull extend Christmas ani New
Year rr,,ting. Oh al the reader. ~ th'
p.mnrrat. ant a. ~ al La looking oNei
fhe pat war rralife that ne have rrcri,.
"a c,,untls.. hlessine. from thr hand II
a loving Faihsr. "a az ferl thankful and
take courage for the future. " i
winter out.lds. % 10 D. summer insid'
the home and within the hearts II AT.
aIst us rafhfr % ~ suni-suls
I.rirT 1T artsun.l uur Iafh.
IA ~ krsp ca sisat AT f's=fs,
Caster nui ths ftHrus aui flh1
Ilsf us cot Hlf sarrtrst c.sfafnft
De- a. Hi-ssinFs 81 tustitFs
Wrh rsfirut hansi lFrurfinE
Anttr trisfs frrfa a. 49,
Iust enough snow feI lat night foi
uice sle.ghing Christmas.
4 large ioc crossed thu farms ~ D..
a Hamliu and :. l.. flummer a we-s
80 SUNDAY. NerN near The huildlugs 81
hath. n esideuily knew the daN ~ The
wesk aud ihoughi Il would D. All right
The Meiheiist circle meets With Mr.
~. ". Perry on New Year. eve.
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Ia. exrrris-s hy the childrvn AZ N
Dfr.fma. tr-e ~ tn Raptist Churct
Trr..Isf evening serv Interesting. anf
.t.ar.ifhat .omet,siy had hone careful
frt.r.re The hrgv trve 49, sell load
ID anI tssfrfullv arranged, AMI IT, AN
n.Irr gave much pleasure to the chill
f-,r sni the older uuss as vel.