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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
South Buckaeld.

Ioar corr sp1nd-nt ~ss reading The
ststsmsnt % "a en-. soldier that soldiers
ALLIED upou The bail. Geld Invariably fall
UPON their faces. In The early part % th-
ssr ths question vss oftentime- j5kingly
ssked "Who ever sss q dead cavalry.
mani And perhaps The fac, that a. wri
tsr vss q caNslryman would naturally de-
tract ron his tsstimony gu the ~ CT
II must BE- Ohyioa. that the siAismsUt l.
srronsons. The simple fact OF . msn'-
posiare OF position Al The time ofhls death
LARGELY dstsruiuiug this matter I ~
msmhsr VEL the drst cOmrsds I ssw fall
In battle. TIE lst M,ise "a. charging
The ensmy mounted ~hsn j1st u my fight
member % ne COMPANY "a. shot. threw
up bis arms and Zen co from hi. horse
backwards. frOm my observation 10 The
army. And I several times bad comrades
.hot al ny side. should ssy that men
aiil-t Ia battle -asu fsclug The Zoe are Ear
morv liable ~ f.l upon the bsek than face
fer that the On soldier referred 10 only
psrtiC lpsisd 10 retreats.
fsrcivsl x Lossll has dashed III. term
~ school 10 Paris sni h,s been vacation.
ina 10 Sumbsr.
Thai Lsayi1 wisbe. t0 sell or 10, bic
farm on Sosih Illl lrqairs OF A. 4 Rus.
sell
A. \ Robinson Wa called 70 siiend .
sick hofs- At Cases Mills Saturday night
John Record IL getting ten cords OF
vcoi fof Carlton Dsrdusr.
R,sh Davse s,in drives Bounsr colt.
We arr pless.d "a sc that the crow Il
receiving Que attention In our legislative
hale
chuls. MsKlsnsy Ia. . good Black.
As~k colt
Ak Robinson and Roblb.or Dean at.
,sudsd The horse sale ~ Canton ot TIE
iatn.
FrspE Rossr,s Is gs,,lns ~ large 10,
% cord sood
TIE YEAR lass wiil ioug b. rvnsmbsrei
fir Ia macy AM severe rain storms
Prompted ~ curto.lty ~s cobsultsd ihs
p.ze. 90 our diaries for the past ioar year.
for he pa'poss 90 ssosrisining The uum
h~r 90 raln storms occurfiug esch v-.r
with Iris r~.uh isss. seventy f'ur, issl.
forty dfs. is.s. forty-sight, iss5 ,-sn.
ty-sight The rain storms Tor lss9 a.
svsrythlng else L. az ''unkbosn gasntity
10. thoaFht tA,t willArd's pie. bought
q tiabaard Lossn viii scale Two hundred
thnu.ant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
hiAaon.


To DAY. wsdps.d,y. Il . full. hsdgei
winter dsV. Que true IN The name. Hardly
THINK l.. ID will .tuiy snow De. with .
microscope much la.t nov.
Dr q X willy ~. la town one day
ihi. wssk amer hi. dog thu, be lost some
tine ago. IL foaai him 81 Mr.. Sss.ll
walkers. Mr. wslssr boughi him Of
Henry Cooleise 81 AlH.ny.
H. q M..on has nai.hed hsulipg his
ash sni cold hls Oxen - y Tr,sk
III Bean -. In tasn Mouisy srsr
hay. lie works ZOE X X. Morrill, OF Nor
wsy this wiutsr.
CT Rrown Is h.ullng birch for A. 4.
Bean N Nilsson.
A @ Lovjpy Z. eui,irg sni hsullns
birch ,ni poplar ou the A q P,iue lot
Ms Lander B,rksr OF Bethel, spends
much ~ Der time hslnlag take care ~ her
sister. Mrs Artsmas Mason who con,inae.
very feeble.
Cool ~iuier weather Snow enough
for any kini % business Roads In rather
poor eonsiiion In the opsu ooantry. jas,
Wind enough to .ift 10 the snow 80 TIA,
the travelling !. poor.
G e. Merrill IL hauling cord wood from
D.ns Morrllrs 10 bis house In Bethel.
oar sick folks are not much better.
Hay 4. not plenty. hot meal 4. cheap.
There L. . large qusntity used sbOat here.
A \. B.sn's steam mill IL sswing some
Eve thousand feet % spool stock day.
Tie IA. pat 10 an elevator so ss IN run his
ss~ dn-t iuto nv. engine 20 use FOR fuel
and prevent i,s RAINING - the river.
II Hatehinson's family vent 10 ws,sr.
ford Tuesday ~ attend the funeral ~ VII.
liam Farmer, who dl~i Of consumption.
suppose your South Buetnsd cor
respondent IL hsppy now. H. eau pay bis
taxes with crow. heads. The farmers
can all get rich now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
GrnAnwnnd

Another snow storm with blow on the
end OF II, O, u.usl. and this IL our open
winter. Oar JJhnsthsu says Is reminds
him OF the old fashioned tn trumpet vide
open t one cnd while the other vas tghi'
~ closed stcep, an aperaiare Jast large
enough 20 admit The rushlng OF the
blast"
Cammingsvllle IL nov 9 very busy and
entsrpri.lns place cousiderlng its age.
which, by the way, IL only sboai four
months They hN. sawed out 900 cords
OF birch since shedding commenced Ia Jsu'
usry. aud expect 10 nalsh Tor the winter.
about the middle OF March. The strips
are hauled 10 the spool saeiory 81 Loeks's
Mills.
Dr. Paeksris mill IL running N full
blast. saving long lumber which IL market
Ell st West Paris.
A X Hlcs. had 90 only brother living
iu Illinois. from whom be hsd heard no
thing for . number Of years. A fe~ days
sluee be received q letter stsilug that bis
brother Was drowned more than . year
ago. letter Was sent AZ the time ~ In
form him OF the sad accident, bot IL never
reached him. Lom,n Hicks Was Q pfofes.
slonsl hunter. about IS years Of age, and
unmarried. There Is an only sister livine
in the same State.
The Journal says black crow dew into
the Legislature last Friday. What pity
some full nsdsed poet had not been thsr'
al that moment Possibly be nigh, have
ground oct poem on the event, compAr'
Ell 10 which Poe's celebrated Raven would
have been Just nowhere.
Sylvester Cole threw away bis tobacco
plpe the nrst OF the winter. since which
time be hiss gained IS pounds In fssh, aud
his ''youth 10 renewed like tue eagles"
Moral % and do llkewise-lf you smoke
Surprisingly low prices on nour, grslr
and feed al @ u. Cummings 4 Sons, Sat
urdsy, March "a. See Advertisement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Fryelurg.

The fourih sltaTtslumsnt In the lsciar,
course vas the pr,seutstlon OF the dram,
"Ssvads, ct The Let Nine" by local
talent. al Ae.ismy Hall TIE psris were
well sa.t.insd shd The large audience were
deeply interested.
school In District No. 1 closed las,
week
Friday evening. February 22i. the
4. 4. \ e. ". 81 The Congregational
church held .spSelsl meeting on the ami.
vsr..ry night
Prank Dursin, OF Cornish, h. been
yisliiog here.
Mr II W. jordan b.. bsea at her old
home f,s days
waiter Drown took charge OF the N. G
u X station dutiag the absence OF Mr
s,sislls. who with hl, wife have been a.
O,klsud.
Another number OF the Academy Bell i.
is,usd
Town meeting Mobisy. March th.
George II. walker hes dashed bis log.
ging for Charles Tbh>iis
P.qa,wkst LDige. X Off. celebrated
IN. 2Sth anniversary Of the establishing Of
the order at their hall Ta-.d'y evening
suppsr. speeches aud . general good time
livery One has cold or mors on account
Of the sudden changes of weather.
Ml.. Kate insAlis, Of Denmark, WAS here
las, week.
nv VIZ Livingston addressed the
scholars OF the academy 81 the lycsum
Tuesday syenlng.
Ml.. G',e- y Morgan Is n home again
from portlsnd.
CH. Tibbetts Who has been eohnsed 10
hi. home L. out sgsiu.
sundsy morning rfe alarm called the
Dr.. department, - the walker House - =
harulns chimney h,i set rte 10 the build.
Ing. IL va. pat GOT without use Of the large
hose. which however VAS promptly on
hand - "a. the Hook 4 Ladder. The
Rryeburg IRE department 10 we'll handled
aud compares flyorably with that OF larger
places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Andover.

Mr.. Frank Dresser died suddenly OF
heart disease In New York las, Friday.
The r,msins were brought home for later.
msnt. The funeral services being held Al The
Congregational church Tuesday Afternoon.
Saturday uisht sidney Caldwell. late OF
Chicsgo. died % consumption 81 the home
Of bis brother. J. y. Caldwell, 90 Farmers
nm Funeral services were held 81 the
house Mondsy.
Mcpdsy, Mrs. Andrews, reliet OF the
late J X Andrews. Who has ben sick fof
some tine Vas called from sGrsring 10
r,st wednesday friepd. ard bsishbors
gsthsfci Al her late home IN pay The last
trihu,s % respect AMI 20 perform The Last
.si rites. The frisnds OF each have The
sympathy % The entire community In their
bsrssvsmsbt sud lo-s
School ~ District No. 4. taught hy Ivus
Richmond. 90 Bsroa. closed last Friday.
Miss Emms y Newton hes secsp,ei
position a. isschsr In . hassaehassits
school
TIE town fathers are mailing their an
uusl rrp1ft this week.
BIN. ar out fof an Inauguration ball
March eth.
Born. In Asdoyer. fsb. i5lh, 70 The wife
% ID. n. Adamson. sou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26

Harry Hayes has returned 10 Orouo.
Joseph Puro,t has been sppolntsd Gen.
s-sl Attorney FOR the Jacksonville, Tampa
a Ny Wet Rsllwsy system. This sys-
ten complies GO niles Of rsilroad, and
30 miles Of steamboat navigation.
A shocking aud fatal accident occurred
hsrs Thursday last nttls frsueh boy
nsmed jack. II years old. attempted 10
lamp on = psssing sl.d and zen upon the
doe iron vAlch catered The 'sh iuflciiug
fsaffal woaud lie vas dragged some
distance. lie died on Saturday night 10
srvat sud.flog. ilis parents wsrs C.,ho.
les. A priest wss sen, for and the child
sss carried 10 Lewiston for barlh 90
Tuesday.
Mr.. W. r. Fsrris has had = .ngh,
shock
Trumsn Stone l. Qait- slek.
Al The Auiiqusrtsn Bal Saturday even.
ing The prit-s % si each w.r- taken by
Lievellyn wsrdvsli and Mrs. Enms HOl-
den.
Surprisingly l0w prices on a,ur. grain
ard fed stC. n Cummings a Son.'. Sat.
uriAy, March "a See advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
West PARIS.
Rev. A. II. wi,h,m. Of Mason. W. In

Rev. A. II. wl,h,m. OF Mason, WAS In
town Motday.
Rev. / A. Besn attended The ministerial
meeting held al Mechanic Falls this week.
The usxt meeting II To be held In this
place In Jane.
The sld Of the main shsn In the mill
vas twisted OF Tuesday. but II did not
cause q shut down for they could run part
ofthe machinery.
The selsctmsn were here Saturday and
laid out street from Main Street down 10
Harrison Childs, starting In between the
ehspsl and Ola Fellows Hall. There IL
some dissatisfaction. Tnev propose 10
call The new strest Pioneer Street 10 honor
OF the new Chair Company.
Ada aud Jennie Danhsm have gone 10
oorhsm, N. H.. on . visit
l. l.. Dauhsm, youngest sou OF \. w.
Dunh.m. who l. attending Colby uel,sr.
.i,y n wstsrville, Ne, IL q, home for .
few days
Cu' Young. our photographer. IL sick
With the humps. Mr.. Young has been NJ
In the lake region taxing photographs Of
crews.
q W. Bryan, and his daughter Birdie
are sick, they came very near having the
ppsumouiA They are both on the gain
now.
Holland Curtis of.rs his stand for sale.
q, q. Adams has Q Mr.. MeAllister from
Anio,er 81 work for him In his barber
shop.
Surprisingly low prices on noar. grain
and feed at &. II. Cummings 4 sons, Sat.
urisy. March 81 See Advertisement.
The m.ehinsry for the new chair factory
Ia. arrived. The bullding will be ready
FOR buslnss. nv the mlidls OF March.
Ml.. Nina Birdie Brysnt, daughter ofG
W. Br,snt, L. oouvsle.eiux from diph,hs-
ria. The local symp,om, have supsliei
Augusta, Hofosock ID now sick With
diph,heris
Mr. Everett, Andrews who broke bis hip
some seven weeks ago 10 doibg - well ~
could b- expected.
Me- n. X. JudiiIs who died here f-h.
l2gh, hsd an Insurance on his 10. Of g. 600
In an Auburn Mutual Insurance Co.
Our road. are full OF lumber and wood
team. 10 the grea, iaeouveulenee OF lishi
driving
Dr. Packard has decided TO baIli here
In the sprine.
The ws., Pan. Artistic Manufacturing
Co. are receiving large qa,n,iiis. OF o.i
from the West
Saturday morning. vi. the coolest OF
the season. 10 below zero With . high
wind. THIS brought the shlvsrs and an
extra oysrcos,
oar pew nrm. Me.srs. R,m.i.li aud
Hollis. viii ooeapy the !. y. kmmoas
store March 1T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Buokheld.

Mrs. Henry Dscos,sr 10 whom allus'ou
vas made isst week. died al the resldsnes
% her sou, Joseph v. Decostsr. Sunday,
Fen. 18th, III the advanced age OF % years
and 10 months.
Mrs. Alfred Cole has been quite sick
with neuralgia for nearly two weeks.
Mrs. J. n. Bsrrows and children have
gone 10 Msrblehesd, Mas, for 9 short
visit
sumber ". Knor, superintendent OF the
poor farm, settled up with the oyefs'ers
last week. mskihg . good showing cob-
sidering how badly the farm had been
skinned when be took II, aud the hard sea-
son for hoed crops, reducing The expenses
some tity dollars from the previous year.
sni leaving considerably more than when
he took II, an experience that Baekneld
has not been In the habit OF having.
The tooth pick factory. under the msn'
agemsnt % the Hariows. IL In full opera
,ion at the new location, turning out Is 10
IS cases OF picks per day. using stssm
power and utilizing the waste for fuel
They employ ~ 10 Is hands.
Rev. J II Bsrrows ltn Monday for
Teunsnts tlsrbor where he commepees bis
lsbors next Sunday.
Mr.. A. y. Wedge Of Hebron Academy,
gave an interesting lecture 20 young peo'
ole 81 the Baptist church, Sandsy evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
South Roxbury.

Bingham Mliebsll Of Grsy, IL visiting
his brother, Martin Mitchell of this town.
III. Jspns and w. @. Easter will com
mepcs work In their gum rsnnery THE
week.
The young folks are going tn have "
cum II the school house 10 district No. y,
90 rharsisy evening.
Mrs. Sarah L,dd has again gone to
Audover TO cars Zoe Der slek mother whose
recovery y doaotfal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Douunark.


N Giles. y. smith and l.. A. To-
gall. hsV- ben 10 Portlsud the pest week.
Mr.. DR. Cont ART friend. ~ Biidsfofi,
visited her father. Nathsniel Robinson.
Mr. Clara B-lehsr. % L.ur-oc~, Mass.
4. At her sisters. Mr.. Alhsri II. Jnues.
The french roof % Dr.. Browns nae new
residence wAs Injured BY snow the past
week.
An involce ~ snow shoes arrived from
Oldtowp last night % supply our huuisr-
With means % glide over The deep drins.
Mrs. Bean. wife % the Hon. william
Bear, did February 18Th. aged about 90
years. Mr.. Bean was the daughter 81 The
late Ch.ss Warren. 90 Stsndish, and cans
IN Denmark near thirty years ago. where
she has proved herself . most s-timsels
lady aud gained m.py friends. She leaves
an aged husband sud two sons, Who have
The symp,ihy ~ their many friends. fan'
sral Rebru.ry 2l.i attended by Mr.. East
nan, OF South Briigton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
NewrY.

Another case OF scarlet fever In town. .
dsughts. OIL II Lituehsl..
TIE sewing Circl. IL sppolu,si IN meet
NN \. B,ssr'. Thursisy ~ nett week.
Horse Foster aud family, Of Waterford,
az. visiting 81 bis wifs's fsthers, II.
ks.pp'-. ofthi- place.
Mis-. Sil,i. Fsrsel. Who h's been out a
health for some months, has been stopping
for few weeks with her sister. Mrs. HI
St@srns. % this town.
Ths school In he corner district. closed
b, the health cfi -. on soeount Of scarlet
fever. h,s 20, VT been rs-op-ued alihoush
M new cases have appeared for numb.r
90 wesk. A. The agent dii not set In the
matter application Vas male IN the tom
authorities. bat sfer Investigation II vas
decided 20 tab. no step. In the premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Rumford Centre.

Mr.. waldo Psltsnxill, wife and dsueh.
ter have returned from their extensive
tour though the Sou th aud West.
Mr. George Ham mon OF Eat Sumner. IL
woFking here In the steam mill.
Mr. X. q. Dolltn recently los, . nice
COW by sickness.
Mr.. D,ns Kimbalrs horse which was
worth $500 came near being killed recent
" by driving q stick into bin IL inches.
The horse IL doing quite we'll
Rev. Mr.. Hsnusford IL holding extra
meetings a. X ,st Ramford this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Norwnv Lake.

W. = P.rtridE- sbd wife have been
Waiting fri@nd. In Portland The past w'sk.
Pismsn Holt. wao has been sick some
months died on Monday.
Ei~iu and Charlss Everett are h,unpg
pins timber from the George smith lot 10
a. lake for e. n. Cummings.
Ei~in Msrsion l. hsaliug poplar 70
Norssy depot from the John Hooo's 10,
for me Yarmouth Pulp Company, and ns-
~ % hsul The oak ron The sane lot Tor
g n Cummings
walter { Hobbs. OF Boston. made bis
parents = shOri volt last week oo' TO
turusd 90 M'odsy.
Sarpfis.usly 90 prices on npar' grain
ard fe-i a. e n Cummings soos' SAT
urtsy. Mach -. s.. sivsrtssmsnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
North-Wsst Norway.

Mot al ne sies fOls. In this vicinity
are Improving but Ofin Bro~n-
Mr. Hasksn l. stin vofking Tor MIS-
Jorjon.
sw. Merrill 1. 81 work for Ja-,in Nc
f.tir,. 81 Eat waterford, cutting timber
While Mrs. ). W. Merrill 10 doing sale
work.
Hulou Brown 10 hsuliSg OAK timber 70
Paris TO the sled fseiory.
Mrs. Rifle has bad q niee 10, OF osk
hsal.d down from the mountain into hsf
door ward. which Bsbnis Riehsrd.on. 'n-
200 % Simon Known ss The pr.-ldlng .io,tl
/. boltius up for her o. L Gay !. eolox
% haul IL 10 c b. Cummings 10 norway
yill,ze-
Surprisingly low prices on door. grain
.ns fed Al 4 n Cummings sons, Sat
ufday, March "a Sc ESTABLISHMENT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Hahron.

Henry Stesrns recently hauled tvo elm
logs from one tree 20 the South Psri.
Manufacturing Company which scaled eco
fest They told him II Vas the best ever
hsuied there.
The scholars took . sleigh ride To South
Paris Que evening La, well. and Tuesday
evening of this week about 20 Of the young
people In The place went there. They hsi
and then went To Norway.
Mr.. sylvester Il breaking . colt Tor
tlsury Stssrus.
harn this week 10 attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Bumpos nsiee'. Miss LIME Morrow.
l.. Bampa. Il In town and yesterday
showed us specimen Of the new mipsrsl
"Bsry llibits" found In s,oushsm by Loren
M.rrill. OF Paris. Mr. Bampus will have
The stone cot aad I, gives promise OF gres,
be.uty.
Prot Moody .psn, Sunday with his
mother.
tn 70 has been qsl,s an excitement here
FOE week osussd by II. N. Beafce adding
10, Of Paris green In bis well. All ths,
s,vri the family wss sleeping later than
usual 80 II vas light enough - see IL In
the pail. Developments 10 follow. C
A pumbsr of The citizens OF The town co.
tyed . sleigh ride 10 South Paris Wed
as-dsy svenlng.
The senior class have elected - 1tilesrs
fcr The r.mslndsr OF The y-sr II. T. Jorisn.
Prs, WE Lombard, Vice President, !
Miss Lillian Harmon. Sec. Miss Eva NJ
Bsrros., Treasurer.
NJ. v. W. Snsll. G. II Howard and A
4. Wedge retained 10 The academy this
week
Dt J. G. Donhsm. OF this place gave .
lecture bsfore the Y. NJ. G. A, Of Lewis.
ton. The lecture 10 spoken very highly OF
BY those who hssri H.
Mr.. G II. Dodge preached Tor Mr..
Wedge ., Sumner last Sabbath (lIIh).
Me-. &. W. H-sru, Of Portlsbi, who
stands In the nr.t rank OF Maine paotogrs
pliers. wss In town Thursday. We under.
stand Tia, NJ. Hsaru L. % erect q studio
Opposite N. Bellevue House. The people
NJ Oxford Coaniy are 10 be congratulated
In having 80 popular an artist among them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Hiram.

Our ysusrsAls nslghoOr. Mr.. Daniel
Pierce. was " years old on fso. lIin. lie
/. eouiaed TO bis hoase oy The innfmiass
The Congregational Circle me, on We'd
uesd.y .rsruOoa and evening Win mrs.
TIE Uslysrs.n.tc Circle meets this Thurs
d,y evening 81 The Grange h.h
Ms winnie wallace II NJ Gorham NOR
NJ. J.f-rsou Richardson OF West Bald.
-lu. u 20 teach . singing seaooi ~
win. cismmous. formsrly Of Hir N. u
ru.pIsx q drug store II sestile. w
Ths mercury rose on Sunday The Ill.,
Monroe BOyu.On Is /. candidate for pos'-
master.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
East Rrnwnfnld.

Me-. \. Masor. the ystsr.u harness mai
n. IA. moved % ihis vlll.gs for time.
TIE frisui. sni nsighbor- ~ Mr. 0s,ch-
ellis family. were p,lhci IN hear that
Hslsu, Who h,s hen an invalid f'r some
months, died 90 "Wednesday. The eOih. A
bright and useful M. has gone ca, on
earth. Do, ~iil open and srpsrd 10 heaven.
Mr.. Dr. Osicheli, Who l. nnishlng Der
.,adis- iu Boston. arrived here on The
morpiug % TIE 20ta.
Mr. Sunw, ~ Bn-ion, has been al bis
sisters, Mrs.. L. u. Giles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
BryAnt's Pond.

NJ Aussl Dsii.y l-sv.. FRIDAY for
ws.hlugtou % attsni The in,agarstion OF
General Harrison
I Ro.s has sst % The D.st ~esk an
engine sud boiler In The ori,e OF A. NJ
Chsse
some two hundred cords % birch viii be
landed a. tie spool faCtory yard this win
Ter
Vim N. Brooks l. In town ussine sn
e 20 or hlgh school hsrv this spring.
\ l. Merlin ~in run the engine IN
Chase's priuting Cfice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Hartford.

A fatal sceiden, hspp-n.i 10 Charles II.
Blekpsll MObdsy. the 18th. lie was .,
work In the woods. lie fslled . tree sud
by some mistake when the tree went be
fsll under H. Two men worked some nse
~ ten minutes before be could be got out.
They carried him . short distance % an
OF sled. got him on IL aud drove IN the
house, ab0u, half . mile. DIR. Deeos,sr
~,s called but could do nothing. lie liv.
ed abou, three hours. lie was 60 years OF
age.
The line school nal.he. this week under
the Instruction OLA ID. Park. Mr. Park
hiss taught IN excellent term OF school and
the scholars have made much improve
m~nt
Zsna. Mitchell died the 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Dixneld.

The DlHd.li high school commenced
Moutsy with large number OF scholars.
Mr.. J NJ Holland. p'ineiosl, assisted by
Mi.- Jsuule Martin OF Rlmford.
Don G.,s- l. at home since his school
nbi.hsd 81 Paris.
william T.lu,sr hsd i've teams hsuiins
birch to the spool mill one d.v last week
L,forest Walt cut biz foo, Monday.
Some % the young men are away on
n.hiug trip.
Iis getting TO BE- very good slsighins
sgsiu.
Ano,hsr quite cold moruiuR. Thursday,
Is below 10 some parts OF the village.
A gentleman Is here To see about The
electric lights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Canton.


NJ sbd mss Aui- a NOyss Of Auburn.
Ssfs 10 tosn ever Surdsy.
Toe ladies' soci.l Circle wil NEE, viih
Mrs. A. \ Hsthsssy nsxt Saturday even
lnx
B e waite sad sou have reiarnsd from
CaDstA bringing several ens horses with
thsm
Dr Ohn Fi'Igsrald OF AllsiOu, Mass. ,
80 In town at Thursday.
TIE Bsptist Lafi-- Circle meets VIII
Ms. LtIls Nelson Tharsdsy sftsrnOou.
lsrgs party % frisnds gsthsr.d :, ths
fssitsuce % Nc. sod Mrs. @ W. Moore
AZ, MOataF svsnirx. n bsiug IN iseoiy-
nnh anniversary % their wedding Gay.
The host and hostess spared 10 pains IN
mailing the occasion one looE % - remem-
osfsi rasy verv presented sith silver
pc snlfs, silver spoons, silver e>r,of
and az elegant silver tss service. Tie
pf.s-ntstion -p-sch wks male oy ID. D.
A. Sssssy OF Dinnslt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Wilson's Mills

Weather very warm. TO, much so for
the lumDermeu.
The yoaug msn who VAS 'lck at r. A.
Twitchelrs camp has 90 far recovered ~
To he moved home.
Mrs. A. W. Pickett 10 In town visiting
relative. and friends
Mrs Percy Ripley has gone TO Camp
Caribou for the rem sinier OF the winter.
sydnsy Bennett IL as comfortable ~ cir
cumstsnees will p-rmit, 90 far from ply
slclans aud with o broken leg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Grafton

FL Bro~n wss 10 Portland last week
snd yurcassed one span OF horses TOT his
iunrsF hasin~-s.
Will Pratt ws- AZ vo'k fNr wight ard
Neil ou their lumbsr ysrt, The iog. rolled
In such ~sy a. ~ catch bis riEht l"g
hstsssn tvo log. snd bruised u very
badly. Al one time IL vAs feared The bone
-ss hfoksn.
RI Tharsi0n q ca. h.ve nnishei their
iogging In. AMI paid % tasir helP las,
Nonisy. They have ben very saeees.'al
In thsir lamb-ring O9-rsiions essius
drs~n % The river Two million ofsPrnee
this winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-26
Porter.

Miss Nancy K.Ir had another psrsletie
shock this week, the third one, aud died
Tu. stay night. she was qai.e aged, near.
" 90 yesrs. Mr.. james R-ru, her broth
er. Who bad the care Of her. IL q,ite sict,
having got hurt while working In the
woods.
Logssrs Are finishing their contracts
and are leaving the woods. Some are not
through Jet