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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
EAaf HAhron.

The 4. u. ofG n q. gave pie fss,l.
val q, the hell last Friday evening for the
benefit OF the church.
The farmers and their families have Of
gsulr a grange with thirty cnsrtsr m 'm'
ber-. The follo-ing ON isrs were Install
81
Master, A. y nrowu, Ovefsssr. W, ~ Her
~. Lecturer. v u wniiiag. Chaplain, II. A.
Coasni. secrvtary. A N fofs, Treasurer. D.,
q. Ramsisii. stsssri, J. n. loans. Assistant
sts-ari. Charles v. Allen, Gais Keeper, w. X.
K=e~a-. CERES. Mr.. a. z Brosn. fosupas.
Mrs.. ". u. Berry Fi0rs. hrs. trssias Hayes I,
LAZY Assistant sssfi. hrs- A N. fogg'
Tue ladies' OF hi. place have reorssnii'
ei the circle With the follouins ON 'ers
Mrs. cyrus R.msi-ti. Fr~.idsat. Mrs 4 v.
saunders. Wee Prsii.at. hns- Ersstas Hayes.
secretArF. Me-. ". u. Berry, Treasurer.
They held their nrsi meeting wednestsy.
70 N, about any msm1ers present.
We are haying our Ipdlsn summr.
Mrs 4. IL Braibary has gone 10 West
Bath for few days.
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Roxbury.

Marble ard Pierce. OF Paris, came las,
wcsk. They vent into The mountsin camp
-hsre NJ fostsr and III. crew we're pli.
log up The spruce logs really 10 draw 10
The river n we ever have any snow They
found NJ. Foster Vas no, vel and pre-
vailed on him % come cat 70 thsif head.
quarter. at L Weeks house. IL II well
tb.y ana for Mr. Foster hss ben growing
worse and II nov very sick. Nj. Marble
ssut ~ Bactn.ld 70 carry the bal
news % Mrs. Foster.
We ar. shocked ~ The terrible news
from South Rlx1ury. Mr.. h, II. Boyntou
committed suicide oy cnttng bis throat
at week Wednesday. lie h.f shown
th.t bis Mind Vas not right for t-o or
three days prsvioas, lie leaves . widow
ana ave snail chilirrn without means OF
support. bat am glad 20 hear Mrs. BoJn'
ton. father hN- sbandsnt means. lie now
has . b0hls chance 20 invesi some OF u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
East Peru.

In E,.i Peru. Jan. Oh, died OF pneu,
moai., Jennie y. o'ih,m, aged ! year
n months and 20 days. Tails sudden aud
unsxpscted death HIS cast Q deep gloom
over The hone Of tbs lovely chilli waom
death has marked for such "a early tomb,
aud the sorrowiag relatives have the sym'
patty OF the entire community.
y. Oldham IL sick With rheumatism.
Aun, Poland IL In very poor health.
NJ. IL 0ldhsm 10 doing . good business
10 the birch business.
The next circle will meet with Mrs.
simeon 0ldhsm, Jan 3lst
A little visitor has come 10 the home oil
Ne. and Mrs Albert Holmsn, . CHRISTMAS
present, . lille girl
Born on the ig,h. 10 the wife OF Ray.
mond Jackson, Q son.
Freeman o'dhsm Is sick sgain with hi'
old complaints
Albert Or n n IL pat,lug up . balldlng
20 store his ice and set his creamery.
y. NJ Howard IL out again.
They are al waiting for snow 20 haul
their birch 10 the mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Oxford.

WIN. Towns has been sppolutei post
MASTER Al welchville.
David Morse va. gate seriously hurt In
Rpbln.ou's saw mill last week.
Merle wtlkius, eldest sou OF the late
Rev Mr.. wiltios. sf1rmer pastor OF the
NJ X church here. fell on The Ice 81 Nor
ridgewock aud died from the iniaries re-
eeived
Rev. Mr.. Hspn,ford W. 10 town las,
week.
Mile w.lker has been qil,s sick.
Mr.. Hamilton and dsagntsr. Miss Ela
Folsom. of Dexter. are At. II. Chspman's
TIE school In District No. ~ taught by
Mis. Brett closed Wednesday. An enter
tsinmsn, Vas given Wednesday evening
BY The school.
Miss B.rth, Phliips has moved Into The
house which she has lately bough, OF A l.
Fsauc.. Mr.. PAunos ls 81 Great fslls,
n n, carrying oa N. uniertsksr'. basi'
nss. With bis father, Asroa faauee.
George Jones h,s taken his place as leader
OF the band.
Alvin Mars wife has little sou bora
January iGih.
wsnisll Lace broke ihroagh the Ice
while sks,sg. tear The wharf lie eseap-
81 With 20 iujary bat cold bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Fryehurg.

Miss Mary Warmer has returned from
Chicsro where she has been tsaehiug
music for several years, and will probably
remain In fryeburg.
Miss Lucia Towle has gone 10 Boston
Tor her usual winter stsy.
The Grand Army held its annual install
iatlou and supper on Saturday evening,
January 9th. The Masons took place on
Mondsy evening. the iith.
The monthly meeting OF the Temperance
Associstiou WAS a, the Methodist church
on sunday evening. Address ny the
clergyman aud others.
Miss Mary v. Bradley len on Tuesday
morning for Walt 70 her brother 10 CHI
eago. She may go ~ far {. Denver be-
fore her return. -.
Mr Nathan O.good IL visiting his old
HON. aud friends. lie has Cor six years
been In the cattle and horse business In
Moutsus
Mr.. T. O. Shirley has returned from
Bo-,ou, where n- Was called ~ the funeral
OF Mrs. Calvin Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ 4. foeg have been WIS.,
ting In the villsg. the pest week.
John T.. sheid aud hls nephew Harold
are 81 Waterford.
q. l.. s,ar,-vsnt, an academy scholar.
hes been very slek With pheamouis ~ Miss
n q. O.gooi's. and his mother who Vas
taxing care OF him IL nov sick there With
the same disease.
The Congregational Circle mt Thurs.
day 1T n n woodwsrd's, Esst Conway.
with full attendance In spite OF the bad
weather.
There IL good skating In the streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Buckdeld.

Charles II. Atwood, Taverse City. Mich.
Was In town last week.
Mrs. Partington says George brigham
struck Q "hsnsna" (bonanfs) when he
bought the White pasture.
The death OF Charles Nahum Moore.
only son OF ]. Y. Moore. aftsr On illness OF
bowels, caused by strain while skating
and then taxing cold. 10 IN sfiiletion 20 an
| already afflicted family In which The com.
muuity deeply share. Charlie ~ be vas
popularity known Was about IL years OF
sge. Kind hearted, trusty and generous
TO fault, he Was the hope and stay OF bis
parents, especially OF "a invalid mother
Who hss been connaed 10 her bed for the
past three PEARS In sickness and suffering.
and upon whom the blow falls with almost
crushing eject, 90 be vas tenderiy devoted
To her. giving his time, strength and
| earnings 10 tighten the weary hours inei.
dent 10 Q protrscted and almost helpless
sickness. rhs funeral took place 81 the
Baptist church. Friday forenoon, Rev. J II
Bsrrows on :istlng. The village schools
we're present 10 . body. and the capacity
OF the church severely tested, evineing the
deep sympathy OF the community with the
afflicted family.
An epidemic OF sore eyes seems 10 be
the prevailing sensation.
Amos, nre al the Ledge" house
occupied by william Record, the other
morning. Smoke ~ss seen issulng from
the windows before the family were up by
somebody p.-siBg. 10 vas discovered 10
be q cupboard near Q defective chimney on
Ore. A drs, or Two. etc, destroyed was
the only loss.
Wednesday evening . novel and very
interesting entsrtsinmsnt Was giving N
the Bspti., oharch by members OF the
Sunday School. consisting Of q Christmas
Csntsts In which about twenty children
rendered the music aud r,citsilops chain.
insly uuisr the leadership 10 Ms. DR..
Chlld., aud q "IlistotieA Psnorams" IN
which lylsg eharActsra wsfe made 10
represent famous Historical pers0nsges.
A Short .ksteh Vas given Of each - they
appeared before the aailsace Ia costuns
BY q. II Phnce, co. The orches,rs, S
pieces were present aud helped male .
very enjoyable q. veil ss profitable enter.
tsinmenI 10 good house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Hebron.

Mr.. Horsiio Bonney IL very low. Mrs.
Bonn.y La sister 10 Rev. \. ID. Richard
son.
Mrs. 6o~e I. expected home this week.
Bert Glover has built good sugar
camp this winter. We has bought an
evaporation Cor which he paid sSs and viii
be ready for sugar making when the time
CONES
Mr.. Glovef's Oldest boy. Ralph. cut him.
self gate badly this week. lie said he
vss easing his kitten and fell on stone
and told his mother he guessed be hsi
torn his stocking. Ga taking OF his
stocking she found his lee cut rsggedly
nearly tvo-thirds the way youni and 80
deep the bOne vas scratched. Dr. Dun
ham sewed up the woani.
A Wild animal has been prowling In the
vicinity of Greenwood I'm. II went In
~ n T. CushmNn's doorysrd one evening
bat The huntsmsn Vas no, st home 80 the
crvsture escsped.
The band gave . eonesr, At Ess, Hebron
lat night
We are glad 20 learn that l.. DIS con.
science troubled him about that muskrst
DOnt think be viii DO 50 again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Hiram.


GA The nighi OF Jlnasry l0ih q small
cyclone broke aud catered oar tool house,
sni burs, one eui from the slll.
Mr.. Moses z. Davis has retained from
Bo.too.
Mf Alvin Lane. OF Denmark. has been
visiting In Hiram.
Mrs.. Charles R,nkia has nearly recover
"a from Der dangerous Illness.
Mr. samuel witham. OF fyeourg. was
10 town recently.
Jane. clemOns has gone % Jsctsou.
n A., 10 work on . cottage Tor . Boston
nrm
samuel Hayward. OF Dover. y II. Il
visiting III. daughter. Mrs Mlnoi Bfsf'er
Misses Emms aud Louise Flint. OF E.,
Hiram. are attending wesibrook Seminary
The Mt Cater Grange. 7. OF II No lSg
IL nearing iu nfiieth year. and has .
strong and E.sloa. force OF workers, also
. vNu,ble library 90 Agricultural books
Some twenty Eve volumes were presented
by Hln. WIN. y frye.
Col Aidrie NJ Cienons 10 10 poor
health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Rumford Centre.

Miss Josie Martin 10 able 10 be out
The Quarterly Meeting held here recent.
" Vas o, unu.a. Interest Tuo asked
for prayers and two ~ere taken into the
church si East Rumford.
waldo P~,tsngill and family are spi W
Ing life In Virginia
New England people havsnt licked
much OF Ell lying sOaihern weather this
winter thus far.
Mr. Henry Burgess viii move bis family
20 this place.
The batter milk sold for cent per gal.
Ion. one man taking the whole.
David q. Gllnes. one OF R1mford's beat
farmers. has Q nice lot OF cows. The milk
goes 70 the butter factory aud reslif =
enough here 20 pay his taxes easy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Albany

NJ Clnlfd wheeler and Wifi. OF Bethel,
wsrr Al the Corner Tuesday visiting Der
mother ant sister. Mrs.. Nancy Cummings
and Mrs.. n. u Wilber.
The M-thOii-t society holt their annual
ehureh fair Thursday evening ~ the town
house.
Arthur Barker hNs bic new house about
resfy for occupancy.
TIE school house al the Corner will be
completed this week sxoepi painting.
school win eOumssoe next week War
ren Bsckler tsscher.
Nj woOdside. % Lewiston, IL teaching
In The CLARK District
Mr. DiBgley, Of sebsgo, Is isaehlng The
town house district
Mr.. Grover has closed bis singing
school Al the t0~n house. lie gave excel
lent satisfaction.
Mr. Drew Is YET killing beef
n. A Cummings 10 rspleuishius hi.
stock OF goods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
UPTON.

We uudsr.,.nd that Carrie whiiney vss
married 10 Ellsworth Lombard afsv days
40.
TIE road. ar very icy. A. c. L. Al
hoti wNs driving down the hill on NH
Street today. oae OF his horses slipped
abi zen ba, there "a. no dsmsge done.
school In District M. . closed lssi
raurst,y, on sccoaui % esnksr r,sh and
scarlet fever. Nearly svsry family has one
OF more sick ones
Lsfor,.i Br.gg l. ,hs only Que no, slek
In family % eight
A lsiy sNs In tDSu last week With Der
boz last coming dosu With The mamp-
lie plsyed With The scholars In this district
snd % coarse gave then 10 several
When vin people with sach diseases learn
that they Grv cOntagiou,f
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Want Para.

Ne. Ho,chki.., Who has been foremsn
Of tue decors,ing departures, 81 the chair
factory since last spring. returned 10
B,ooklyp, " Y, Mppdsy with his wifc.
George B,r.tou tales his place.
DE-. P.ek,rd- cree cane oat ~ the
wool. Thur.dsy noon IL has bssn hsrd
winter for lumberine - far
Eggs have dropped To twenty cents per
dozen.
All the eiiiI,us ~ school dis,rio, No.
that are Interested 10 the welfare OF the
place are requested 10 meet a. the school
house Monday evening q, Z O'Clock
X ID. Andrews clipped on The Ice fhisy
.nd lsm.d hi. len leg.
There L. 20 be . Mssqreraie Hall n
Duuh.m. Hall, Jsuusry S0'h.
Granite Lodge Off An elected their
officers Wednesday evening which are A.
follows
cha. Adams. W. NJ, Ls-is 0Iim,n, =. W.
IIo.ari lane. !, W. grsak iiili, =. y. Lle-'
.iiya rrsii. u. l.. u s-sa. sec. H. Curtis
rrrss.
They vii have . psolie Installation and
supper Tuesday evening. January 29'h.
The installing on .er. vii be l.. II. A.
dfess, l. " aud l. A Pratt, Narshsll.
~ Vli fsu3Nr AsNN y FAffN '"Hf''"
,iOn aud an oyster and pisiry suppsr Al
Ola Fellows Hall Saturday evening Jan
nary i?ih The on -srs we're Installed ~
Dl.,riei Dtpaiy Grad Master. S,,hsnlel
Young, assisted by acting Grand Marshal
l. A Pr,i, Grand Warden, n. finsld
Grant Secretary. q w. Brysnii Grand
Treasurer, fresmsn wymsn. Af,sr the
Installation rsmuk. we're made by Bsrj.
Davis, q W. Bryant. G II Adams, Isaac
Carts, s,musl E,tes. Prank surblrd, OF
NJ, Mica Lodge. soaih Paris Etcsllsnt
maslo "a. furnished by The West fA'i.
orches,rs sni tn West Psri. male qa,r.
ts,is The musical entertainment ".
pronounced superb and sfisr the speech
m,kiug AMI musical sn,srtsinm.u, The
large company "a. Invited ~ the large
dlulug room where two long tables were
spfs,i with the m,ny good thlng- pre-
pared By IN. esiimshls lsdlss ~ the order.
n 4 cofli's oone VI. hlshly oompll'
mentei amer doing ample Ja.iios 10 the
supper the large company voted II TO be
one OF the be., entertainments OF The sea
sou The we., Paris male qivie,,s IL
male up n follows Will Duahsm. 50.
prano; Fred Durham, tenor ~ brown,
.itos IIofstlo Tueli bas.o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Norway Lake.

Partridge 4 Dspforth are havipsa cool
trade In grain aud feed.
J. c. Saunders 10 having . big run Of
shosipg this season.
James Smith has Q nice line Of boots
and shoes for sale ut bis shop.
Miss Anna Partridge IL home from Port
land.
Edith Smith IL staging with her aunt,
Mrs. Benz amin Msrston, 81 East Water
ford.
There was Q mistake In last weeks
items In regard 10 average OF barometer.
10 should %, IS instead OF - IS, also, In
stead of Elder Hollis child. should have
read Eden Halls child died.
David Brooks 10 hauling wood across
the lake for James Smith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
NfAann.

Es.rythiag /. quiet here. Everybody
busy.
No suow fOr gooi tssming Jet
The NJ Z Circle met 81 Arthur horrilfs
Tuesday.
A. \. Bean has eight horses AID twelve
oIeu 10 The woods In Mason. HIS board
lug house l. fnll OF msn.
n Hatchlns has gone % Wild River 70
work Cor x Hs.tin<s CO. hsaiing oireh.
DE Mills Il getting birch on one OF
hls cat lots.
The roads srs dangerous In msnJ pl.ces
on .ceoant % The accumulation OF Ice.
Nothlng Lac II since isi9.
Mrs A Macon las O~sn very sick oai 10
soms bitter nov
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
South Bethel.

There L. no immediate prospect OF snow
aud luubermsn are getting anxious.
ATlsnd Jordan recently sold three vslu'
able fox SKINS.
&c Abbot, IL spending . week In Dos
ton on Luslness.
We learn that Mrs. Julia A. Ripley 10
much improved In health by her short so
jDnrn In Massachusetts,.
Farmers 10 this vieini,y are busy ship
ping potatoes which are rotting badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
East Sumner.


The Lsile.' Congregational Circle PRO
pose 20 give poverty supper 81 the ves'
Try on Friday evening, the ?5ih Inst.
Music. rscitstlons and al old.iAshioned
variety rspsst are smopg the attractions.
Admission free 10 all.
Frank Morrow OF Auburn has been up
buying few cows 81 low prices.
Abel Irish hs. been around buying sp-
pies, which are not eammsniing very high
prices now.
The Lodge OF Good Templars IL pros.
pering by the addition Of several new mem
BET. OF late. IL vas visited last month by
Dl.trie, Deputy, A. q fiu. OF sou,h
Paris, who seemed much grs,ined a. IL
success. The next session Of the District
Lodge will be held ~ South Paris on Wed
me-day, Feb. 18Th. Let the subordinate
lodges be well represented at that time.
kIOCtM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Grafton.

Ois w. Brooks OF Grafton Was drawn
a. Jaror 10 attend the February term OF
court at Paris.
Last week N. Trask got one OF bis nice
horses badly famed. IL Is feared by sons
that she IL spoiled.
Mr. rrssk VAS carried home last week.
pro.trstsd with an attack Of reumatism In
bic limbs. II reported to-day ihs. be Ia
better.
Lgmbermeu are doing . good business
hauling timber. yet . little more snow
would be quite acceptable 10 many OF
them.
Many Odds are nearly covered with .
thick Ice and every rain storm We have
seems 10 sdd 10 II 90 that some Low Land
farms look more like lakes than farms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
DanmArk.

zsbas q whitney spends par, Of the
well In Portland.
Miss Mlnnis P,ngree. who has been
a. The Maine General Hospital sinee
Thanksgiving for Surgical trcsimeat. isre-
ported - falling. Her friends here are
doootful % her recovery.
Mr.. Joseph rrumDall dial % the real
deucs % hts daughter. Ali Smith. Jsnosry
i2ta. aged seventy-eight years.
There vss On sntsrtsinment 81 Old fel-
lows Hal January i6th, consisting OF
decismstions. music. and other exercises.
Which we're qsits enjoyable. followed By
socishle
Mrs astskiAh MeKaslek sbd Mrs ID v.
Smith. % Cornish. are visitors 81 J. ".
Berry's, ~. Smlth's and other friends.
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TIE BEAR BRIGADE.


Aftsr vel q warm weather cold
wave struck Bethel Saturday morning.
Bro~u Post. q A. r Dad their annual
r,auion. wednesday evening, With sap
pr snt csnos. Mrs. SmAn OF Lewiston,
us- present All secured twenty ase names
ID osgaTs ladies I'D corps. IL as
season 90 graf srj lymsut % menoers OF
he Poet and Interested frisuds Dr Z ID
H. hss pat 10 telephone nom ne tsie-
graph once % bis house.
The Congr~gailonall.t sewing sOcisiy
he'd q socl,ble Al Rlslto Hall. Ia esday
svsning. valch "a. very suioysols oe-
cAsiOu
c. G. E,ne. has bought ihs Gloson
KsnfLi farm % elias rhomss OF Portland.
Price sii00. cash
Bethel Chair Factory held their annual
nsstiax ratsdiy. Tue old on 'efs we're
reelected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Canton.

EN. Carver. 90 The Cation TslepAone.
has ee~a eonsoed 10 The house BY sioxoss..
NJ. r. Davis has moved Into sineon
BicsnslTi- house
Miss III, JOansOs. Of Norway. 10 visit.
ing her psrestA
Hon John Y. ssssey 10 attending the
Saprvme Jadieisl coart al kuburu.
Tue village schools close nsxt week.
TIE young people improve The plesssn,
evenings skstiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Andover.

Mrs. George Gregg 10 visiting friends q,
Buckcslt and Canton.
There vas Q pleasant soeisble 81 the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening
OF this week.
The singing school tsufh, by 2. @
Parker OF Hsllowell. closed Monday night.
News IL - scarce a. snow.
A few potatoes are being Lsuled 20 Beth.
al aui Brysnts Pond. the price received
being 40 cents per bushel.
The humps eoutinue 20 fnd new vic
tins. TIE assistant postmaster IL Que OF
ths latest
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weat peru

NJ time like The present for farmers 10
look sllsr the grain bins. ifJou have not
9 .urpln. on hand Tor your winter use now
4. good time % purchase. IL can be
boaghi for CS cents per bn,hel Al r. II.
Burges. grain s,orr. Rumfori Centre.
The loo rates ~ corn sni meal make IL
oouyrnisni Cor ihpss th,t Jack Frost nip
ped Ia the bui last fall.
Mr.. Daniel Lun, % fslmouih recently
visited her brother. Lfwls ~ Dunn OF
this place.
s,bbs,h school 81 the school house 10
district No Preaching every secosd
sandsy.
We hear that there 10 IN b" . msequer.
,ds bsll q, MIL Hall sometime In the near
futare.
Tbs sick In ,hl. vicinity TEN Vim sboa,
tue same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Fryeburg Centre.

James Lewis. an inmate Of fryebure
poor farm. died The i6ta. aged upwards %
% years. There I. bat Eve nos on the
farm, ihre- sEed ?eople. oae John In
graham over 20 years.
SnOs seems N b al The cry nov.
Some OF tAs lunoermen are feeling core.
TIE Rsbsksh Circle met 81 Odd Fellows
Hal Wednesday Nearly one hundred
present Amer suppsr th@ yOung folks
llned 10 grand march and dance In
uhich some OF ths Otter ones lined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Bryant's Pond.

The set OF ballilags known - the lap
ham stand AMI owned by A l. Ross we're
burned Tuesday mornlag. January 18Th.
Caused BY . defective chimney. The
property Was oaly partially Insured. A
s.t OF msehlnists tools we're destroyed aud
In fac, nothing % any value Was saved.
Rev. L A. Tabor Il very sick with heart
trouble.
The sisuer. FOR the road petition are
settling for their eiuestiou - thlriy'hve
cents per head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Brownfeld.
R..a,ifui winter weather.

Beautiful vinisr weather.
uis quite sicily. Too cases OF dlpa-
iberia. children % william sands Oae
died. the other L. some better.
Miss Susan Brscksi. Of ksEw FALLS, 10
Visiting Mrs David ferkios-
sherman Morrison IL eanvsssins Tor
E,rnest Frink came home from fryebarg
oaits slck. bat has 50 far recovered - 10
=. able 20 20 bach 20 school
There Il bus one tbems discussed, Who
vtIl have ne post ca .. who wiz get the
post oncs, wac shall 1avs he poet once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22
Hartford

Last seek Rafa. Bryant. while pouad.
Ina bones f,r his hens. . piece % bone 1su
into his eye. lie hAs Loo, The slghi OF The
eye.
LIST Saturday and Sanisy run seemed
10 bs The ruling spirit In Back1sli village
FARMERS that held their apples last fall
f5r high price s-e sslling them no- fof
al Mp h.rr0i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-22

Dr.. Twombly. % ColsorOok, vas Ia
town Tuesday % see little child Of ID. Z.
BsunstIs.
EM. Abboti. % Berlin. NE Insurance
agent. hNs spsnt two weeks In the logging
camps In th- lAke rvgiou. Gate snumoer
% policies we're tsken Oai
Weymouth BAD another horse team 80
Into ths woods Friday.
One % wsymOath's teams pat ooe
handr~d and az logs on 10 TIE landing In
one DAY.
walter Baskn.n bad horse spoiled BY
Being corkei.
warrvn wsuivorths horses Got fright
susd sbi had rua away ia, might have
been very disastrous
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I.nrke,a Mills.

The village school closed Friday amer .
very successful term % nine weeks taught
by G. r. KimbAll The exhibition which
vas 20 b. given by the school IL deferred
skating party wss held on The Ice
Tuesday evening. Qilts 9 number were
out and The weather Osing Due they all en-
ioyei themselves very much.
Mrs. Ia, q good died Tuesday morning
sflsr . long aud painful illness TIE fun
sfL 4, % BE- At the church Thursday 81
Que O'Clock. Y
Qllts . number OF Yoanx people OF this
place attended the q A X ball 81 Bethel
wednesday night
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East Rrnwnhald

TIT. Taar.i,y TIE cir seems Ike Jaae.
Mr. Lloby. express agent and mall car.
risr. appeared With the mall beg strapped
% his back. the Ice and water rendering II
unsafe - take his horse out
O-vn q Elder has been visiting 81 W
H. Suckny'.. lie returns ~ Colorado 90
The g2i. where be has position 80 civil
engineer.
il suckney has received . pre.sn, OF
srr-i class covered e,rrisge from TIE
vel Known csrrisge mandatory OF
Thompson. Jr., OF Portlsnd. 81 whose
place Mr.. Suckney has bad several st'
pcnslvs coaches made 10 go 10 Basno.
Ayrcs-
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Ruunford.

Very slippery sroaai the corner.
Gpoi sfs,ing In the road
Harry A. Ha,chins has gone 10 Ollesd
with his horse team h,aling lsmbsf.
John E.,es IL going ba, !. waiting Tor
sBos.
Large lots % lamber are belnx ysrdef.
bat cant h. hsnlei until snow comes.
II wsrivsll hes jasi retained from
po-iOn
Good crossing on the ice 81 ibis place
and good ferrylns 81 the Center.