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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
patlel.

The snow and Ice have disappeared
from TIE street. IN Bs'hel.
A severe rain storm wedresdsy night
accompanied by high wind dashed the
shedding.
LYMAN W. Ra.-eli, Jesse T. Wentworth
aud Gsy,on Abbott have oresuif n com
psny known a. the Russell Manufacturing
Company, f,r the making Of bsdstesfs,
cribs. cradles and croqust sets ., walkers
mills, Bethel.
Mrs. y G. Chandler has gone IN The
M,ins Geuersi Hospital. Portland for
treatment
Mr. Abnsr Davis fell on the Ice and
broke her wris,
Seth Walker has taken bis son Into
psr,n.r.hip IN the hardware husinss'.
Nm 0nwin Il loadlug pulp wood for
Ysrmouthyill@.
John n Hol, hiss cut ssveniy.nve cord.
u palp wood Tor woodbury. sni Pufing'
ton, and Alfred Smith 10 putting In i've
hundred cords Of pulp wood. bark and
birch for the same parties.
ST. John Hss,ings has team. operating
In Albany on lands purchased ofthe War
ren estate nv Ei,s rhoms-, Of Portland.
and himself They will pat In steam
Mill and haul their manufactured lumber
10 Bethel aud take Il over the q i X TO
market
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Rnckhald.

The middle OF Jsnu,ry and the fslds aud
streets are - hsre as In April. Busioess
IA a. Q .t.ndstlll on accom-, Of the unses'
.onshl- westhsr.
Samusr n Knox. supsrln,eudsn, OF The
poor f.rm. will remain AN his time expires
IN March. after which u Il expected that
George Smell and bis mother viii succeed
him In the esrr % The towns wards.
Only three % these rsmsib--freem,n Rec
ord, Luke brown snd Miss Churchill.
Lewis Record Is a. The Soldiers Home n
rogus.
CYRUS NJ. Irish OF Hartford has moved
70 Mrs. vOse's house.
Charley Moore. son OF John l. Moore,
has BEEN very m during the pas, week.
George II. Brigham has bought the
$50 acre pAsiare from The Col. White farm
adjoining hls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
NORWAY Lake.

The thermometer for December has
ranged from 4 degrees below zero 10 50
above, average 80 iegrses above. Baron
stsr ranged from - 50 n 81. aversge
- IS for the month. wsrmest December
tor some years
Mrs a. W. Partridge fell on the Ice snd
sprslnsd her snkle badly.
Norway Ice Company are cutting ice on
the lake.
Elder Hollis Only child died Monday
morning.
DR. Hesel,ine hiss successfully removed
. large tumor from the neck OF james
Saith this week lie l. doing we'll
Miss Screens Foster died Tuesday morn
Ing from the effects OF her wounds from
icing harmed.
Alvin Brown was badly hurt by dead
limb falling from tree be was choppipg,
aud striking him on the head.
Charles Partridge aud Frank Green are
cutting birch and poplar on the mountain
lot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Hebron.

Mss BAILEY arrived last week. Her
gods came some time ago.
Prof Moody Visited bis mother last Sat
urdsy.
R.v Mr. Richardson 4. In renneu,'s
Isfhor this week
To. hslrg The week ~ prayer. meet
ings az being held every eveulug snd
Thnrsdsy aud Fhisy.F IN
Df Dlrhsm's house I. beng hnishssi
~ on the onts'de. The docisr will wait
f5r warm weather IN plaster - hl. ehiuh.
nsys are NO, YET built
Au.sl Bowman &. making some ehsnge
inside hi. house. Frank Pike IL doing
the work.
Ernest Sturtsvant has bought . two
year old colt, Hight red With lighter name
.nf Tall
We have hssrd no report from the horst
trot wednesday. The rain last night
must have drowned II Oui.
Rev Mr Richardson has made great
Improvement IN the looks % The road nesr
hls house ~ eating all the bushes and
lsAving shade trees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Wnai Summer.

The donkey party, though something
ns~ VS. ,rl iyed by AL pressn,
james Buck h.s bought very promls'
ing colt Of John Dam NJ. Back Knows
q good colt when be sees IL
Mf. and Mrs. Alvs swim have been pre-
seutsd with . mic. little girl
DR. q. NJ. Bisbe. exchanges horses oe.
cAslonall, aud be intends 10 make good
trade every time, hot Perh,ps be falls some
times
Horse tro.- sre being talked OF 10 some
extent Tue question IL now shall Ne
have onei
FRED Barrett has quite good colt and
Ffrd says he eau 60 along some
J Frank Baxter, the renowned lecturer
ard metium, gave very Interesting lee
iure here last evening and Is 10 lecture
Der, sg,in tonight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Newry

Rsv.B.V Davis stiu remains cat OF
health. Ne hss hai several Assesses
gather 10 Ais throat
10 Ar.~usult. a. work for Baker a
Fo-isr. vAs gate badly irl lred las' sA'af
Gay.
A ID Kugorr's folks have had neS-
coner In tssir family recently daasht-t.
From Poplar Tavern up thrpngh ID ne
lAke- Ice AL snow nak- ne sleiilps 81
cslisnt.
North Nswry sewing circle VII meet a.
~ steam. one seek ron next Iaafs'
Cav
Ms John Llttlshals l. still In bed.
Everybody agrees that some 500" Noaii
De . good thing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Rumford Centre.

Mr.. Hiram Swain Gu, his foot qul,e bad
" few days ago. which will keep him In
doors for some time.
The ferry boot has been pot back In The
river aud II Il now good f.rrying
The third Ice bridge across the river was
ssep, away by the rec nj rains. The bows
will have poor coursge 10 swing another.
The news that reached here Thursday
caused many regrets. Mr.. Bsrj ,min
Boyn,on, who committed suicide by cut
ting hts throat once lived near this place
lie tsugh, qai,e number terms OF school
In town and was very suecessfaL lie
Leaves . wife and I've small children. oar
heart. 60 out Ia symptthy for them. Rev
NJ HanusfOrd attended the funeral last
Eflday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Diokvale.

Basines- IL rather fnll.
S,mo q our loggcrs have . Winters
~otk ~ h,allng timber al ysfiei and afe
rai,irg fnr sn0s
R,ctsm.s, GfAnge Installed u on rs
J,naAry l2ih
A slsationlsi Who has been holdng
ne.,lug- II Bfysnrs Pond, held meeting
1t Frsnsiin Ceutsr ou "Wednesday evening.
m .. a Int
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
EAatH nhron.

Harj times for tsamsrs.
Almou Record l. very low. IL can live
bot q short time.
John A whitman sni A. NJ. fogg are
loa giug "a little easy
Miss Emma Russell l. stopping With her
sister. Mrs : II kesue
Auuuh parish meeting, Jan. i.'h.
An fogg 10 visiting The poultry show
a. Lssistou With hi- wysrdoiies.
"Lpok oat Tor snow drlfis"
Mr. Fogg returned nom IsrmOnih vic
to'ious Nth hi. chickens
L. q Keens hs. purchssed . pair OF
nae gray colts snd Il gathering the cream
for Turner fsciorY
n X snd ~ y keeus have taken q JOB
lpgRlrr ~ y l. STAPLE. ~ Tarusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Sonth ROxblirv

The n..t ~ mi. wi p,r,y oi oar
Young fols. yi.itsi Rrp-rt R--d's l,gsiog
csmp 90 ihe Locke llill. where thy pr
took of dluusr. that done credit N ihc
cook. tod stories ani h.t = good time IN
general sni came home much pleased
9Th their visit
O,e day last week A 4 Jsnns slipped
IN the Ice and d.s.Oc sisi his shonlisr. and
se hear ~ qilisa numher ~ people In
so rsb, places who hsve met with similar
49, .fsrfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Bryant's Pond.

Isa,c II. LIBBY, Of Gray vi. 10 town
last week
Albion T. Cole will serve - traverse
iuror at the February term Of court.
Mrs ". q Wing is sick with diphiheris.
DR.. Bradbury Was called Wednesday from
Norway.
Rev. l. III Tabor has been confined to
his house Tor two weeks with seiaiic rheu'
mstism
D,niei y R,ter raised from one pound
Of seed Que hundred and twenty pounds OF
Early snnrise po,stoes. They yield better
snd are earlier than any other variety In
the market The farmers are buying them
lor their usx, crop OF Ezra stephens. Who
introduced them here from Aroos,ook
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Rnnfnrd.

travelling getting beautifully sor.".
God wheeling bu, dsrg.rous. Ths cross
iuE l. getting prvcsfioas
Rusiusss a. = stsni.tii.
n q. gstting gn'ts siraiy NJ csss- ~
tipihsria have appeared smorg a. 80. hot
every sor~ throat Furnishes scsrs Nss
cases are reported 81 Bi.nug.' Iiil'
Thls ia rather DRY place Zoe news this
wssk Perhaps The river my hrcsk uP
aui give a. "a frrshe, then there uih be
somsthlug o write ahou'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
DIxnnld.

The Oh Foks Bal Tuesday evening,
ths is'h. About Is couples sucnisi,
nearly al we're cltlf n, Among those
from awsv were y STANLEY OF Pirl.
Mr.. My G'esulesf sni Miss Nellie
s,sui.y have arrived hons from their visit
u boston
Mr. Rawlings Il N spend the wlnisr
with friend. 10 N-w York.
The horse troi saturday, the 5'h, prov
81 to De ssuccsss.
There az quite number OF gooi horses
In ihis yillsge
We did not have any services a. the
church last sabbsth - oar pastor vas on
the sick h.,, but Ne are glad 10 report him
To be better AZ thi. writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Waterford.

A rahlic Installation 90 TIE on 'sr- 90
Nj Tlresn Lodge. y 4 A VI. ~. held
Jan 1t District Dspaiv ; X kuowlani
acted a. Installing ufii 80
Wm ncuEiNss Marshsn. Geo 4. warreu,
w issetf. ~. eeo. Miller. J. W,
. =. fiummer. rroas ~ 4. L. Wiisoa, sect.
Atsr ne installation thsrv vas an oyster
supper IN ne evening Yoang's ofches.
Ira furnished maslc for ball Aboat for
" coaplss were present A grand good
tine f5r al Nay ne lodge eni y navy
returns % eqaAl pleNsurs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
East Sumner.

lsri times fnr lambsfmsn. Sevefsl
tssus are itle. vsltiug flr more snnw.
N,fy little birch has hesn htulef In TO-
H,siis' dos,l factory a. ysi owing IN lack
~ shedding.
The .asmlll l. hasy cui,lag oui lumoet.
Ths uuion msetiugs ~ ihs C'uereg,-
tioual snf B,p'i-i societies w.fe well al
tended ihronEh ihe week when The Sss-
thst permitted
Ths friends ard 80 isiuisnoss % ChArlss
II Gsmmon viii rllicc 90 hear that his
condition Il slowly Improving
The school under Mr. Jossph Puinsm'.
care l. 4 'urishiag This .. his third
term here.
llsnry Youug IA. lough, the Rich.
mnni futile farm a. Wet Sumner A.
~, sent he l. whiting At Livsrmore fills.
SIoCrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Peru.

"A Rlrgess l. sick With pueumonia
Fr~f N.wtOa 10 sick with bad cold ana
sore thirst
NrJR csasst l. very SEX With neu-
ralgis ~ ne s'Onach-
Tae lsdiss' sewisg circle M, with Mrs.
M.ry r ihlssoa 90 ths , Inst
Thsy arr having some very interesting
l,crun. Al The maetins hoass this winter
they meet once In 40 weeks
w.rr,n Cannon has gone saek 10 vofi
Ia tie shoe fsctofy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
GilnAd

VIA, r,uark.bis weather se Are having
Tor me time ofyear. II ~ BAL bal sone
.ucs -~.,asr l.s, sumner the farmers
woaid have raised something.
Fsuny wheeler Il spending ne WINTER
with Mrs. George I. Barnham-
Mr. Levi Phllhrook vao has been slet
80 long with The heart troeole dled sul'
dsnly he 81. Her remains uere aken 20
Boston for nurial
J W. Bennett hss boughi q two year
Oh colt % Levi Pailor0ok which promises
% make something extra for stpPer'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Grafton.

Since my la, writing the Inhabitants OF
Gr,nou have increased one. To the wife
~ Y. I. Bfovn, = son.
There sre several c,ses OF scarlet fever
q, Upton bat In mild form
FL Bfosn's teams landed =, the river
three hnadfsd ani two logs In Que DAY
last vsss Tbs, vas not bsd for Ten
horse. from the stamp D. ths river.
ID n Abbott has moved from the hlll
farm 81 the house formerly occupied by
J ID Tennsy
AM. Llttiehsle. while working In the
woods frS Trssk, vas hart bys falling
limh and hal % b. carried hone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
RnxhurY.

The great lack ~ snow l. the general
topic ~ conversation. IL grows worse
Instead 81 better
Men az sco1flag the oouuify. getting
msn IN sign r-mpnsrtkucs sgalusi The
petition o. TIE lumber kings ~ control the
Antro.coggln There = m tslllnR where
ne trust business will sni In ihls land of
liberty.
J,hn Rel has eough, Parker BrAiesns
onen.
Zines, Olih,m sss called IN Peru IN at
isni ihs funeral ~ The youngest child OF
hi- brother uAfiweil. Who formerly lived
In Mexico.
Besl,niu y Bnyniou. ~ R,xhury. .
farmer S0 ye,rs or. committed su'cite BY
cu'ti-g hi. throat With . l,ekkniie. The
decs.ss,i hsd b@-n dersngci for some time.
IT, leaves = wife sni I've young children.
The body Va. founi 10 The barn BY one OF
his children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Mills

Mr. Az Mr.. A l. Greene len III.
place Tuesisy mnrulng for South Paris
wasrs ~ oil couiiuus his laoors al ne
q. r X X station.
Bert wood.am hss ben iil Tor = feS
Cav. with b.f cod Dut hss uos recnv
sret We hear that several other- OK tais
vIciuitv have ben likesiss 80 ci-,i
Mrs.. Rr.s CAiii' isft ihi- pisee Wednes-
dsv morning for Soaih Paris
Me- Ela Stnhofn IL a. Portland on
Fec days vscsi1n.
We andsrstsnf that we ,re % have q
rev store Ia tais place. TIE huifing 10
b. aset In that capacity l. me one tormef'
IN knosu a. Carrisr's Hall n III. pan
i eNfrisi oat u sil b. gate an Aiiluon
% tas business % N. place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

Detective wormsu. 70 Bethel. vas In
,osa lsst Wednesday TIE detective has
,,sed several credit marks u his ability
r,esutlv ~ M. successful hsndliug % the
Houghion robbery case n wilton lie
succeeded Afsr careful work 90 The case
abf q ioug lutsrsiss vlth Moore, In sx.
tracing from him fall confession ~ ths
crime ani recovering The mousy which
NJ ,ors tcok ron NJ Hoaghtou on he
night that hs Knocked hlm down sni rob
hsf AIN Moore IL % re-pectshls family
ant hi.is ssii ~ ~ clear csss - Mid
p,i.oning ~ reatiug Zine novel;. n con-
isln. = ie-.ou for BOYS. The rsm.inisr o.
Moorss NE wiu b sPeut inside prison
walls A. hart labor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
South Bethel.

oar Dsoailug society ~ 10. lsst mssiing
s!.cusss,i TIE question. n solved that ouf
town sy.tsm I. better thsn the district
.vs,sra m ths management % The puhlic
schools. Amer lengthy sni Interesting
tisrussiln "A uas decided IN favor ~ The
towu system ~ = vote ~ 81 q III.
TIE farce plsyet here ~ ihe Mlion De
bAiing Society as mach appreciated,
Lumhsrmen are getting Discouraged
Ahoui hsvlng snY snos thi- Sin'sr ani
soms have bsgun b heal tasir iam9ff on
wheels
RI Vlrgin hss parchNsei car Load or
dowel sqaArv. from Norway IL :. also
having sgaarcs hau'ei from ] L Gasp
nAn's mil Ia IN urpaf part % The iovr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
&c REAR BRIaApE.
Pnrtar

We A.i,vsry heavy shower rAarsiay
night
We have AAt very singular ssAsen.
ana are 300 having . somewhat pccuiisr
winter We have no sboS, rot sven 10
he woods Men With teams on their
hsnas ar ssiilng Tor snos. and nos u l.
A'mo.t TIE mitiis % January. All oar
storms ar raln or slest.
Mrs ThonAs MNsou died on Thur-iay
last she wAs an aged vomAn-Aoout -
years.
Mr.. Ala BisI, L. rsttiug better.
Mr. wiEgin rtmslns Stout TIE same
quite feeble.
Rai colds are quite pfcvAsut
NJ. Alice Bickfnri ha- returned ftom
Der v.slt 20 Boston
unbsr msn Az fcslng qalie anxious
flf snow.
Fir., rate weather for hlacksmiths. its
ar lii wlni That doss no, help some one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
DanmArk.

The on ,srs % Silver Lrige, No. -,
Daughters % RsbskAh, we're Installed
Thur.tay evening" ~ District Dep1iy
Fr.nk Ssavsy anf Drpaty Grand Marshall
NJ Gleason % Cunbsflsbi Lodge
Cb.rle. 7. Galdihwsit ant family have
closed their house and moved 70 M,-ss'
chusstts.
Charles T. Smith rLo Il engaged 10 log
arg In Ss~stsn with q large force OF msn'
ox-n and horses, has been obliged % sas-
p-nd operations on account OF TIE una.u-
A. warm weather sud lack OF snow.
KimbAlrs pictorial exhibition add cone
di.n show hAs been exhibiting Tor Two
evenings % gOoi house
David r. Lord IL 10 Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
West Fryeburg.

o. Saturday. the Ssh inst, the stock and
farming tools OF Dseph Irish, were sod AZ
auction. Toe family contemplate moving
from here.
The Birch HIN Circle mt last wedues.
day with Mrs james Hardy. II beiog the
occasion OF the annual meeting The last
years board OF on ,ers were reelected.
DR.. and Mrs. Sweat with Miss Hattie
Towis have been In town Tor q short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Upton.

Another rsin.,orm. the second this
week
Scarlet fever IL In town. We under.
stand the larger portion OF the children are
sick with II.
Moses Black IL 10 town for day or tso.
We would like 20 tell the towns people
something Q par, OF them don't know.
rherr was not msn intoxicated al the
New Years dance NJ A VI. C0oleige'f.
Every one had . good time. aud evsryons
WAS used we'll; I vas any way.
Mrs.. Z I Brown has boy. born last
Sunday.
School In Dls,rle, No 4 closes mex, fh'
day. Ida
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
weat par,,

Pretty mild sort % weather for winter.
The lumhermen are looking and longing
for snow. jos, the same.
Social dance sud oyster supper ~ NIL
Hall Tuesday. The i5'h.
Oran Hammond Is very low.
Uoele Joel white who has been sick Tot
long time Il slowly Improving
oar winter so fsr has heen an excellent
oue for hlscksmiihs l. VI Dam hs-
hen obliged q hire = man and work even.
ings n keep ~ Everything has 20 b.
shof this sintsr. even the men.
T. II Burgess was =, home over Sun
day.
Bert Hin. 1. hnms rom lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
North Buckneld.

The slsishing Il gone and the wsgonlpE
l. growlag soft, AMI u siill rains - I
write
walter A Turner. our blacksmith, Il
The Busiest man In our place
The measles are qilie prevalent aboui
here.
More % the boys In our school ase 10.
hscco In any form Seven OF eight OF
them are nearly msu grown.
This l. grand weather Zoe folks thu, are
short % bay Cattle and sheep are ou'
grtzlng where Il Is no, too slippery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
AndOver.

JP. York has b,ugh, horse 10 replace
the one be losi last week.
Presiding Elder Adams conducted qlN.
terly meeting services At The Methodist
church last Saturday and Sunday.
The week OF prayer IL observed Al The
Methodist church by nightly meetings Al
the Meth dis, church and by meetings
Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and fridsy
At the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. VI Sessions, OF Lake
view House, Richardson Lake, IL In town
this week.
The slelghing l. al gone now.
Mumps are prevailing 81 the village.
Es Poor IA cutting spruce on Long
Mountain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Hartford.

when are ~ ever golrg 20 have STOW
enough n hsul WOOD.
We p'ekri fan blown pansy In oar
garden one DAY ,Nst week.
sullivan Dscosisr. seed II year., died a.
Elst uucka.ld. Jan. -. funerh The "a,
attended ~ Rev Columhus K-ebs.
A good many In this vicinity are lait NJ
sifh hat roifs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
East Rnthnl.

Warn, r,luy weather aud neither good
sleighiug or wheeling.
Es Bsfilsuis s,opplng q, Z. &. Kim
balls srd sitcpilng school.
Charis. VI Needhsm from Mas.schu'
sets, l. spending few days with his
mother. MI. Maria Sillcs.
Mrs. Chilis. from Locks's Mills. isvlsi,'
iuE - NJ. q Psrry'-.
Mis- Mary Saunders IL ho,riiug AZ J. VI.
Baftls,ts and attending school
D.B Grant. our new trader. has opeued
Ms store and IL fast nlilug Il up. lie l.
boarding az G.. Perry's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
Ervahnrg Cantra.

The Oid Fellows oriesrs for the present
term we're Installed Thursday by n.
SeAvey. ID u q. ", OF Briigion;
n Gleason. Marshsii. Norman Charles. q. " ;
e. " WAtsrhoa -. o.. - D. l. Walker q. 7 {.
+ nrsEion. \. a. q. " farrtngton. Y. q 7. ;.
Mciattrs, q - Charles Chandler, q. n. q. A.
Charles. rrcNsurer
Pyebarg Grange meets 81 o "a Fellows
Hall and they have . large amour, Of
work 10 dojaielng from outside sppear.
ances Meet In the afternoon and hold
out an late In The evening. They meet
the rr-, and third Saturday In each month
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

IN Russell ami wife. OF North Ablhg
ton. Mas. are vl.ltlng Ia town.
NJ. Emily whgh, sbi daughter srs
Vl.ltlns In Montreal
J X forhsn 4. soon IN 60 n Nlya
Scoiis. whsfs be has = jph.
n n. q. VI, J \ MsudAll, and y v
Blcknsu visited the I - % y Lpige al
Dixn-ii Saturday evening". Jsnu,ry ssh.
The following on srs ~ C,nion IN
e,mpusnt werr in,t.lled by u. ID. q. II
J \ Msnd,ll. Friday evening. Jan $50
CP.c.A Neniaii. s,W. 4. y. Pomeroy
>. ". A. 7. sha-. =. " r-eti, Treasured Is
lnok
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15
East Rrnwnhalh.

For the bensdt OF those Who csnno, go
s1aih the Sog,h has come North for .
tine.
The increase In the demsui for shook l.
very satisfactory for those who have II on,
IN be msbufsciured
W II Siiokney l. putting up 9 cooper
shop on the street lesding 10 l.. A. Brad
bary's mill
Mr.. Brsdbary Is running the mill 70 IT,
almost capacity.
UnlOn prayer meeting n the school
house on Tus-dsy evening.
W. G. T. L. AZ Della Springs on The
the 10Th.
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NORWAY.


Urirsrssi.i Ourrh. Rev. Carnllns y. Ahrsu,
ptsfaf ff.srhinF ssfrifs "a S1ntsfs att r. o.,
-shhsih srhaai. ~ a. r.us
Srcani CongftgsiionAl Chafch. tisv. u r liisoui
pasfor prssrhing service. suaaisT, 70 ~ ~, Sab
kafn sfhnll. N asa. r. rigial Mseiing. % '. -,
Tsssisy. fysuiu stskiy Prayer hsstinr. aor =,
frlisY.
Nsfh-il., Charrh. =. A. Corry. Fss,af rrvash
InF sffvirs. 10 - ~Ahhsfh sfha-pl, ~ 90 -.
Ssrlai Efsulag host.aT. Z 80 y. -. WEDNESDAY,
rfsysf Meeting. ~ =. -. Class hsetlax. fndsT,
49,
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North Paris.

Rev. J. q. COchrsne spent the Sabbath OF
Jsnuary G.h with tbs people =, North
Paris M. suhjsc, was bis work In Bur-
nah, customs of the people, Incidents OF
travel. etc, and was very interesting.
Mr.. Hlllman fell and fractured her hip
and Il suffering very much from H.
Henry wsshburn IL quite sick also
" Durhsm.
Jf Ll,tlehsle and wife are boarding
With Z. w. Stevens.
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We Ar, having geuulus CLlf,rnia wea-
Their here ~ This sfitlug. Jan 81.
The hesl'h % ths community Il very
good - fsr ihis " nt@r.
Pickersl ashiug on Lake Labrador seems
~ ~ The order OF business nOw.
No one should fail "a be- presen, al The
ssiertslumsut and oyster supper nsxt
Thursday sveuing. Jan ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-15

1.-THE Propristot 81 Kemp. BaisAm should publi.h
card 81 thanks. contaiaing efpressons Of ersitade
vhich come % him. bsly from ihose sho have been
cured II throat Aai lang toaLes BY the use q
ksmp's Bslssm. n voald hll fair sized bcok. lilo.
mach better 10 invite al 10 call any druggist and
gst free sample botte that yea nay test ior yourself
Iis pover. LsTgs botilss sec. snd ll.o9.
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Rumford Point.

TIE uaiv~rsals, soclahlc meets Al
Charls. A KimNslrs J,rusry ljih.
Ch,tlss Ri,huri.on and family have %
inruei fron M,s.scnusstts. Mr Richard.
900 ms parchN.sd Charles MWtln's stand
IN tAi. villsFs ,nd will take possession In
me sprinE.
Ne Martin n. recovered somsvh,,
ffnm her Illness
Melyin Row. IA, moved O. II. Howe's
pl.rs on Red I'LL
The rehearsal fir the O.i Folks Coueeri
meet. a, ths school house, the isih.
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Mrs Frsnk A. Psrru vas The delighted
recipient % q uice kstsy organ a.
cAfis,mss present. non her brother, David
n wOOdoary, Who Il q, Prcssn, In New
York.
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Chs Oxfara usmusrat.
ON THE HILL. Z"


Y,r.t R.ptisi Ckarchi frs.chinr Hsrvics svsy
Sssi.v u II a =. Sanaisy 49,, a n n. s.bhsth
FtenIae ~srvics q ~ ?. ~ Prayer hsstlnrs.
Rar.lsg Evsninrs al -.
Ir~.ehlne -srsaos ever sunaay q N -. sAbh-4A
-rkl-ol 81 Ia
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There vii ~ sccisols ~ Academy
Hal "Wednesday evening. Or The bsnstt
ofths Univsr-Alisi sunday school 40
mission 10 eenis chlltrcn esuis. AT
are Invited
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East Peru.

H,r,ssli Oifhsm'. baay. sboat ose yssr
OF. uas taken siek lat frifsy Win pn-s-
m,pi. snd died Sanfsy, ne 81. Wss
borIsd Tuesday Rev. W w. Carver al
tsnted tha funeral