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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
nrYAnt'r Pond.

Eleven from tai. place attended The
masquerade ball al West Paris.
W. q. Morton aud George II. Ta,tle
vii attend the carnival 81 Montreal nsr,
week.
The ladies' sewing circle me, 81 the
hotel hall. FEB. Tth. An old folkes, ball
will soon b. given by the society.
IL IL nov very bosy place about The
depot. A large amount OF poplar. cord
wood and bark IL being shipped from
here.
The oficsrs ~ Christopher Lake Com.
msndsry, No. ?sS. were Installed on The
evening OF th~ 18Th. by Dspaty Grand
Commander. Mrs Thomas X. Day. assist.
"a by T.. ID. q. CLARK, II. Rankin and 9th.
ers.
Amer installation, an original article pre-
pared by Miss Grace Gilbert, Legend Of
81 Christopher" VI. read, followed by
some excellent musle. A doe collsilon
wss slso prepared by The ladies' which was
especially enjoyable.
The order IL growing faely Ia this
State a. veil a. throughout New Eogland.
and loyal members here are making extra
tfJrts On .nii.t their fflsni. 10 The noble
cause. feeling The need OF every one max.
ing prosisiops for their loved ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Bethel.

Snow In plenty aud cold weather makes
business lively ct bethel. Some Jays tsr
or twelve cars are sent from Bethel station
loaded with OAK. hoeshsad shook. ious
lumber and spool stock.
Bethel chair factory have hirei Rlaltc
Hall and are having I, finished for stors
and salcsroom. They are having some
nice lumber hauled for chairs, and ARE
doing . large amount OF custom saving.
The Post ssys that Judge Foster and
wife have arrived Al Washington, ID. O.,
aud ar. stopping at A. X. Browns, that
Mrs. Foster IL the sister Of Mayor Chap
man OF Portlsnd, aud VIII stop through
the season. while the Jadge after . few
days will return IN Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
wilann,a Mills

TIE snow storm ola week ago v~ .
boon 90 lumbsrmsu. bat The snow storm
last night will not cone under that bead.
John Olson fsll 90 stump breaking iuo
rib-, While a. work In the woods.
N W Liunel got hart While leading =
cross horse - water. The horse threw
hlm down and then struck him with bis
feet. lie w.s for,ansts In being laid ~
bot few DAYS. - Il v,s one OF those &C
eitsnts which might have betu much
worse
I'm. Abbott % Berlin Il again up, &C
comp,nied By Dr Johnson 10 srAmine sp'
plicsuts f1r membership % the Psmige'
ssssst Life in.uranee Co. Ofvhich Abooi'
IL agent lie has hsi good lack AZ th'
camps In getting members, also ins1rihg
In the scclient
Mss Belle Bennett has gone 10 Berlin.
"a Fllnt parchssed three horses 10
stead % One ~ The Colebrook auction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Since he coming % snow baslnsss Ia.
eesu lively In thsss parts.
L L. Sssrls h.s aboat TIRE huudrei
AT hty cords OF unosr ysried for J. A.
Thursion.
Mr.. Thursiou IL hsndling . great deal
% grain Which be grinds a. bis own min.
PotAioc- have dropped % IS cents q,
Bethel VIVA, with The loss hy frost. The
low price % stock ,ni potatoes. farmers
arr andiug The results % The years oper,.
tons no, extremely conducive 70 hgh,
hsArtsinsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
THE BEAR BRIGADE.
West pArla.

JlAssoa Cushman % North Paris has
pafchasei he oli Lewis Nam mil, stu
sisd ahcui on- hAf mile below the village
anf = iatsuiing % an II no Tor general
NH wofk ani ne mAnafaciurv % butter
tate
Sw DanAam Il slek. has been threaten.
e. vita pnsumouiA
Ne Loysl y % Andover, workman IN
lie chair fact0ry, has been sick with TIE
uamps.
TIE nasqssra3s ball snt supper Wed
nestay evening wAs success. Grace
Giocri took ne prlIs Tor ne incest cos
tame. Which sAs . uics chair worth Aboat
60 Ilsfmsn Abbott took The second
pfi, ant Fsnnls Eusrion The third.
Nor~sy Light iafsntry give drill and
hAn IN Duuhams Hal. wednesday even
ing. fsh. 9Th
kss.oary Curtis .td wife have gone %
Bstasl on Avislt
gate larse uumosr ~srs preset Al
, q NJ. Installation. Tuesday evening
TIE pfogrsm uas Interesting, BAT l. omit
Is Coz lsck % space.
some o. TIE eititsns have hAt Tie pleas.
urr % psying thiriy.eVs esuts Zoe The priv
lsgs % aclnx thsir slEusiurcs on peii-
ilon for rosd In GresnSOoi
Rev Insl~y bean exchanged palplts
-.ih Rev. Ne. uanns'ord % Ramiort'
lAsi sabbath. Jsn. ssh.
We understand mt {. Z. Adams has
boughi oct y q Hollis bAroer buslness.
George wlisOu % South Paris has pur'
chsssd the A. J. Curtis stand on MAin
Street
Auunser OF eltlI rs are paiiibg In ice
tals setk.
he Jsysuiis Temple elected their one
- IA; Tharstsy. Which we're ~ follows
e 7. Charus nro~u, \. T, CerA Pratt
O.p. ttavid llsyss, PIT. Charlie uamruond
a. - tsunis s-an Treas, ia -Coii y -
Dsrsflcs tuftls Ma. Arthur lliing~cs-l
easri. liz s-Nn. 49, water hnsr1
49, Isrtng Emmuns. u. n. klsvsAr Nurtis
X : "a. $50. 4 =. Johaay DaahAm-
TIE ue~ factory l. booming.
TIE CO 'ers Installed BY Wtsi Paris
Grange a. thslr regular meeting bed a.
West Paris. Jan. ~ \, we're - foslo~s
N.Gw nsrry. O. n W plahsn 4. NJ n
IA Dt.Is :. 0hss. = natlrY. AL =, orra a
Eff. Ctss.. a q. Fsrla, T. \. leuas. - 4
D. Tsl. g. X. %. = EI1r-oot tsrss, NJ
49, u aanr. fcunns. NJ. hmus henf 80.
~ Nsrfaa naahsn. LILY Asst stf".f'i' NJ
Tals grsngs Il growing fast AM Z larisa-
Jag naely II va started With ~ charter
members and nos has IS. hsviug ran less
taAn ons year. A large nanoer OF The
prospsroas farmers % tAis region have
llnsd 10 sni ars ooant 90 make 10 sue
cess iiha. opcnei store ihrOaga Which
al kints % merchandise eau % obtained
NJ. A. X raeu - st0rskespsr.
EE. FuLp. Sec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
RoxhnrY.

The Psnlsys lost good COW. She
slipped on The Ice and irlarei herself 80
she couh not stani.
Mr. fo.isr vss able 20 riie 10 hi. home
last veek. FRIDAY.
Qlits uambsr % teams are here from
Norway ani viclnity taking Oat The logs.
Mors tssms ar vsntssi 81 good ssge-.
Mr.. Frsnk Rel % Aahuru l. visiting
hsr sister. Mrs John Reed.
L,n Pailhrick hss aboai TOO cords ofPop-
lar already 90 The river bank.
TIE last snow vas jasi What vas want
"a Zoe he ioxginx roads
I 80 the lamhrr ring. are tryins ~
make % believe that they are M, Al work
for themselves bat Zoe The paolie. TIE
small dealer. will fst themselves eaten uP
az TIE same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Lswis N Rel Il ss,V with men and
ts.ms hsaling birch % DiKnei.
BF Virgin, Jf., IL a. hone, . little %
a. o. health.
A town meeting - b be eslNd for the
purpose % trying . remove the uiRs In
The Ssy % pfoo-sdiug lmmedistsly %
BALD two story balltins. The lover story
= basement Tor town AMI pablo uses, the
upper story . place Tor religious ~orship.
TIE cou tsmplsi~i 20 place 10 on the sane
spot The steam mill stood on n buili, II
would supply long felt want and give The
people % this viciuiiy what ve Can hardly
80 without
The last fall % snow has hrought nun
Der ~ teams up The river % work fOr fos.
ter a Marble ard George n Staples.
CLARK uoas,in l. nskinR 500 cant dog.
fnr he drivers on me streams and lskes of
Maine snf New hampshire.
SFAREEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Andoyer,

J. n. Phllbrick has gone 10 the lake "
work for J. A. French with hls team.
Lone Mt Lodge OF Good Templars elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
quarter Last Friday
C.r,H ". haley. v. T., Mrs. El,s sect
sec. ". ". BsIne-g y. =, Alics besieii; 7 !,
ChNs stevens. n. Is-is Ripley, Chap, =. v.
small. a.. Geriis iienry. =. Chester s-e,t-
T. A. eastman, OF Camp whitney, 10 10
town.
The steam mill started up Mondsy amer
Q shat down OF some two months
w. w. Barnes a Co. have lately made
several improvements In The Interior ar.
rsngement of their store.
Wood aud lumber basiness has been live
~ siaee the snow came
Mumps are makiag . clean sweep this
time sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Mason.


We are DOW 10 the Gale, erJoymsni OF
Maine winter weather. Snow .aoagh for
all pr.c,ieh purposes. sni Bores. has
brought q new broom from the North
country aud I. using II with great energy.
Road br,sking IL the orier OF The day.
Artsmu. Mason Il verT sick. iils many
friend. fear that he will not get out sgaiu.
His Wits health IL very poor.
Miss Nellie Besn Il mach better.
Daniel X Mills hu been sick bat II
some better.
There are are team. hsallng long hard
wood. pulp wood and ash timber from
Mason 10 West Bethel They have q Win
Ter rosi down the meadow. The ash 10
sen, to the factory ~ South Paris.
Pat hogs are 10 good demand hut scarce.
Roani hogs sell readily 81 Z l.? cents
pound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
East Bethel.

Road breakers GU, for the nr., time jan.
2sth.
Mss FIors Bartlett IL nov stopping q,
Bethel Hlll. She IL taking lessons In
music both vocal and instrumental.
FRED G. Bean has returned nom Lowell
ana i nos al work Zoe Tsoosts ManafAe-
turing Co. Loeke's Nils
J. M and Y w. BARTLETT with their
wives recently visited relatives 81 Bsalin
Falls. n. IL, going with their team, Aspsn
OF horses and doabls sleigh.
S. Hatehlngs recently visited friends
In this plsea
D.B. Grant Il h.llng bis store with .
new line OF goods.
w. n Goddard vas In town the sg.h-
j. NJ. Bartlett IL 81 home from 0le&d
Cor q week OF 80.
Herbert Blake has returned home.
y. w. Bartlett has gone 10 0llesd-
Regular meeting OF y. OF ii. 81 the
Orange Hall. Saturday evening, fso. is'a'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Northwest NORWAY

Ne. Jane. Jordan 1. falling. be, Mrs.
Role u galnlnE.
Had colds are prevailing.
Orip brown lost horse. II wn slek
Transfers arr glai 10 sec The snow az
ter 80 lone . time shi are Improving II
f,uliug 90 timber and wool. The Oldest
msu s,y that they never knew saeh N
O.su winter.
walter Blsess b. gone 10 Greenwood
visitiag friends.
Wills Palmer from Norway village
Que % The owners % the timber on the
Reed farm. has been In IN. part 90 he
town. taking with him Mr.. Gordon Z
Surveyor from fryebarg. sud Cyrus An
irevs lambsrniAn from Lowell % esti
mate ia vLae 70 Get = ilvislos o: tie
pine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Porter.

Plenty OF snow and lOggsrs are happy.
Basinsss rushing.
Freddie LIBBY. yOaug man sboat 20
wears % sge. sitsmpiei saiciie BY taking
Paris green. Df. 4. X. Cheliis Vas
promptly on hand sni saved him.
George Mllliksn has large lo, OF lam
Der ~ saw AZ his mill.
VIII Cross has BEEN qalie SICK bat IL on
The NEEDING baud a. present time.
O,slp~e River Il free from Ice and IL IL
doabtfal n II closes this winter.
NJ. Everett weniworth's wife died
The Ssh ali They hsi no, been mar
RED quite three months. She was .
doe woman and Although she bad lived
here bat . short tme, she had made msny
warn aud true friends We extend our
sympathy 10 the bsresvei relatives and
friends.
Frsnk 2. French rot gate severely In
jarei while unloading logs on the landing
on the OsslPes River, By lever striking
him on the bead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Buokdeld.

The new departure In breaking road,
with roller hes esn.sdopied by the faith
ers Of the town aud IL proving qaiie q sue
cess.
WIN. A. Bart has moved into the Com
ming's stand.
NJ. c. Psrcivsi. OF Auburn. was In towr
last week.
Charles Twi,ehsll oecupIss the Barrett
stand.
Rev. J. II. Bsrrows resigned the pastor
ate Of the Baptist church 10 take sff'c'
SUNDAY. FEB. 81. he has received aud &C
cspted call 10 the Tenants Iisrbof Bsp
list church and enters upon his new nslt
the frst OF March. The good wishes anc
prayers Tor Q successful ministry viii fol
low him 10 the new field. lie leaves th'
church 81 Bueknsld stronger then h.
found 10.
The winter term Of the village sehoo
closed Friday Last With q dancing
school 10 full blast and On epidemic OF sof'
eyes prevailing. the Efforts OF the best
teschers have been largely coan.eractsd.
Mrs. 0Ien spaulding has gone To Port
land IN spend few weeks with the family
OF \. T. Corser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Denmark.

EageneC G. ribbetts, our veteran shooi
maker, has gone 10 East Browndeld "a
work for WIN. II. Silckney.
n. @. Harmon IL ct Evt Browpd-lt
m,klng shook for Leonard A. Bradbury.
Arthur Richardson and Dadley 3. Per-
kins are shocking at Hollis Mills.
Qaite . party from Cornish are at the
the Bartlett House engaged In dshing Ia
the we'll stocked ponds 10 this vicinity.
Elbridse Thorn has bought q. N. Ssu
born's stand In this village.
Ephraim Ssnborn II In very poor health
His friends fear softsning OF The brain.
WIN. II. Freeman has gone 20 Boston
I am informed that be intends 10 engage
IN the manuiacturs Of clothing. and thai
he has gone 70 Bostou 70 make arrange
msnts for fall supply OF work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Dixaeld Centre.

The long looked for snow has come and
plenty oft
Mr.. Blanche Walt IL visiting friends
In Biddsford and Portland.
Mason Turner hAs gone 10 skoshegsn
% vislt his sister.
win Holman l. delivering books 10 the
town. OF Franklin County.
Mary \. Holman IL Spending Few
weeks AZ home.
Miss Adils Marble ~ho has been .iel
80 long l. gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
0rAiton.

Sunday night sbou, Oas FOO, OF Snow
on clearing AZ with The weather yery
mild.
Think the lsmSermen win no, complsiu
any more because there II not snow
snoogh.
There are several Gases of scarlet fever
In tow. but al OF q mild form.
James Parker OF The Berlin Mills Co,
vas 10 town last week looking after the
lumber Operations.
john Russell aud Herbert Ksnt.n are 10
oonmsnee drawing lumber Cor Heary LON.
bard lie 10 supposed 10 have from I've
~ seven hundred Thousand ysrded aud no,
-, drawn % The river. bal be has plenty
" snow 10 draw.
school closet last FRIDAY In district No.
I, and The teacher started Tor home Sstar-
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Rrnwnhnld.

Mr.. and Mrs. ss~,ll iiobsou have len
The P,qusvket House where they have
been boarding and have gone 10 {. g.
Colby's 20 board for while
Tuesday afternoon The Lsiiss' Sewing
Circle met with Mrs. Emmous, In tbs
evening the n. l. \. G met 81 the same
place AMI spent very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Horace Stewart AMI Mr. Richard
Sisrrick. of Boston. are visiting o, Mr..
Harrison Dargin's.
BERTHE Dargin 4. dangerously sick OF
lure fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Oxford.

George DwinL hv discontinued the
meat business
Lssnder Billings, aged Is years, son o.
Peter Biliings. died oi Ina ,mmsiiou OF he
bowels. caused ny taking cold amer ska,'
ing. lie hsi STATED until tired then sal
down upon the Ice until chilled. The fol
loving day he started for Waterford bot
wss taken .iek sni stopped a. his unel~'s
house. lie was too sick 10 be carried
home and died AZ bis unele's lie vas
buried sunday, The s7th. Rev. W. u. Bart
lstt Officiating.
Annir Caldwell. Lsus Perkins, Charles
Andrews and Alanson Paine have return.
~ IN Hebron for the spring term.
The masquerade ball ~ Central Hall
wss well attended. Some IS couples were
masked. A gooi tine and . success 10
every way.
Mrs. Fanny Andrews was ~ years old
Jan. 2sih. She has been quite feeble this
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Dirhalh-

The viIi.gsi. lively VITA team. since
The Sow.
A. 4. Marsh ard Frank stanley went
10 Boston this week 10 SO about The cleo
tric lights.
They have oommeneej 10 saw birch 81
The spool mill.
Mrs. Kara Staples IL on The sick list.
A very large company vent on the slelgh
ride - North Turner last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

very Zoe musical sntsrtalnment vss
given a. The village Congregational church
on Tuesday evening. Proceeds sooe,
s3O. for The benset Of the church. Beside
people ofthe village. Me-. =. A. Warrington
sud family OF fryeoarg. and Mr.. Cniii.
and wife. n z. Woodbury. and wife and
George Evans Of Sweden. we're on th'
programme.
Russell
x c. Barnes goes TO New Hampshire u
run A staye SAW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Norway Lake.

g. w. Ryerson sni Virgil Dunn Are
hauling pine from the Hall lot 20 the Paris
sled factory.
Edwin Msrston and Frank Towns are
hauling spool stuff from the Oxnard lot.
q. w. Ryerson's horse ran away on the
Waterford road. No damage done.
n A. Stevens has made survey Of the
Isaiah Hall mountsin lot 90 called. for ".
II. whitmsp, Eco, said lot IL well covered
with wood and timber.
Mrs. ABBY Stevens IL quite sick.
Mrs. q. w. Partridge Is slowly recover.
Ing from her lameness.
Bepjamin Sklliings and son are hauling
wood 20 persons at the Lake.
J v. Bradbury has nice lot or srocer'
les which he IL sslliag chssp.
Lively time with the loggers. OuI
streets ere full OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Locke's Mills.

Service. were held 81 the church on
Sand.v. Jan. sIth. by Rev. Mr.. Ccchrsns,
from Paris In bis discourse he gave Z
description of the coan,fy OF Burmsh with
it, many different races, their mode OF llv'
log and also q sketch OF biz missionary
work 10 that ooauiry. IL IL expected that
be will preach again 10 two weeks from
the above date
The saw mill va. started Thnrsdsy
morning. Mr.. l. T. Bryant 10 taking
charge. hi. place At the Rrisi mill having
been fllsi by g. T.. klmball.
The rsbbsis Manufacturing Company
are purchasing Oxen With which they viii
haul their timber from the Greenwood
mill.
We understand that the ballilngs now
occupied nv J. A. Fairbanks are soh 10
Mr. &. Y. FOLSOM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
South Rathal.

Our lyesums continue with upabatec
interest Many that come late fall 10 GET
seats and sometimes hardly standing room
They AL come satisfied and 90 away salts
ned.
Eighteen from thl. place attended th'
lyeeum at Milton lat Wednesday evening
Mr. Virgins mill yard IL rapidly nllinl
up with birch and the sawmill pond II fas
belug covered with long lumber.
Robbie Splller. while riding on sled
load OF logs las, Tuesday, attempted u
Jump OF aud slipped under the sled whiet
passed over bis leg. Portunstely for bin
the snow WAS sof and he came out OF !
with only q bruised leg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Ruuiford

There ~.s an old fo,ke.' couoer, q,
Rnmfori Ceu,re on wednesday evening.
al the older singers taking part In Stag
ips We songs OF ye olien time. There VA
fuii house.
All The river crossings are good and
travel In az directions uaoosiruetei.
TIE Village improvement Society me,
~ Mr.. Henry Stevens on Tuesday even
Ing sni counted . bottle Of besns 10 de
eide Who had won The silk er,Iy CALI,
having solI guesse. FOR ten cents . Eaess.
The winner vas Merrill Bartlett The
number OF h~sns Was lit'. Mr.. Bartlett
guessed 1850 snd carried OF elk sofs
Qslli, valaei At go. Coalint have scos
- q better fellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
North Buckaeld.

The lumber teams are very busy on our
strests now.
We see Fred Cooper most every day
drawing logs 10 the mill. lie IL 10 build .
new barn In the spring.
J. A. warren 10 drawing quiis IN
amour, OF lumber TO the mill. We under.
stand he eontsmplstss patting IN addition
20 his house In the spring.
u. ". Head has traded bis horse Jim for
Q year old colt with 7. Thsyer, OF South
Paris.
Elijsh Turner has moved back from
Leeds. lie has bought the Fred Barrett
stand Of A. y. Mason
J. v. Bicknell talks OF ouilding him
stable In the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

Jan. i9Ih. born To Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Sargent. . daugktsr.
We are beginning TO reap hsrves, OF
humps.
Died In Cambridge. ". H., Mrs.. Wealthy
Ssav,y. widow OF John sssysy, Jan. s5th.
A. NJ. Cooleige and family have been 10
Bethel the pa, week.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. v. Elllngwcod. OF
Part. are In town.
Mrs. Nellie Barke has gone IN vislt her
parents and Mr.. sherman 10 keeping house
alone.
We have .boa, eighteen inches OF "ihs
beautiful snow"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
North Paris.

Ra..sil 4 Croker cut le. for the
farmer. 81 this place las, Wednesday.
They know how 10 90 10 well.
Rev. J. v Cochtsne spen, las, week
with Rev. Mr.. H.nnsfori, OF Ramiofd
Special mse,ings we're held.
T.. Is. Warner IL soon 10 move 10 West
Paris. where he has built . alice set oil
buildings.
Nj eastman has bought the Thomas
Rice mill property near wes, Paris AID
will move his mschin.ry there. The dam
will have 10 be bail, over sud mill repaired
before be can operate there. No custom
saving done 81 bis mill which makes u
very ineouvenisnt for the farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
DickvAle.

Thomas wymah while running the hol,
81 In III. fathers mill yesterday. the aOih
index and middle eagsrs and thumb q, III
second Joint
There vas lycsam 81 frsnklln. Wei
nssisy evening. The question under d.
cussion WAS Resolved. Tia, stone snC
wool have been OF greater bsnsnI 10 This
eoan,rv than iron and coal Decided Ia
The 80 native.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Eaat Rrownhald.

School closed Jan. ssh. Term eish,
weeks.
Augustus Wentworth IL preparing 10
bald q house In the early spring on The
street leading to Denmark.
Me-. and Mrs J. Lii,l,nsld have returned
,o their hon. amer long sojOurn In Port.
land ., Mr.. J.. daughters.
Georgls Ga,chell has gone 10 ffyeburg
for The last OF the term 81 The academy.
Mrs. q ID. fessenden has returned home
from Hiram where she has been for long
time With her daughter. Mrs. bradley Al
len daring her illnsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
wes, Rryeburg.

Ephrsim Head, ., the Harbor. has been
60 d.pgsroasly m with pneumonia that bis
son James and daughter Arsosl were called
home from Jackson. H,pplly his disease
took favorable turn and 81 The present
writing be Il considered cot OF danger.
Calvin Piim,n died Wednesday nigh, Of
pnsumOniA The funeral services were
held on Saturday 81 the residence OF his
fxthSr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
CantDn.

Deputy sheriff whittsn. OF Baehnsld.
WAS In town Thursday.
The sociable a John Yoye's was sue
cess.
The mex, B.pus, Circle meets with Mrs,
John Dearborn
Mes.rs. bishop and Morgan. OF New
York. were In town Thursday buying
horses. They carried away several good
one. with them.
We understand that the corn factory 81
this place has passed into the hands OF the
Portland Packing Company.
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Mss Anna Polssd died on TIE oh. Of
consumption. She has been falling TOT
hres 90 -four months
hrs Hsrtvsll Olthsm has been sick ooi
tnproving Q little.
kl'us Grifsth 70 SICK vith bili0as fsver,
and De. Stlrtsvknt u ten1inx him
kollis BAoo has taken the Jon OF haul
lag oireh Coz Thomas farrAr. He has
VII PER cord.
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Rnnnnnr

school In dl,uie, No. 5. closed las, Fri
dsV.
y. W. Bounsy has been having . very
severe cold on his iangs.
The circle met with Mrs. Jalis Palin
last Taesdsy. They have planned Zoe sn
su,sitslnmsrt aud box suppot Saturday
evening. feb. i6. All invited 10 attend.
Bal colds ate quite prevalent
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Albany.

The Methodist Circle met at the town
house Thursday evening.
Abel Andrews has been 10 Conway.
". II and traded OF his valuable horse.
II. D. WILDER and wife have gone 10
Hebron 10 ses her brother. Dea ID. v.
Cummings.
W. w. Bird has been 10 windhsm,
Steep Falls, u see his brotaer'in'lsw, Rev.
&. T. ID. Crockett.
Mrs. Lydia Foster, aged So. had qalts
IN III turn this week.
Perry Jaikins aud sister. OF Norway,
visited friends NJ the Corner last Saturday.
The last snow hss made excellent draw
Ing In the woods and men and teams ara
very busy.
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= snsy ofsno- nov

fsntT or snow BOW.
kosn chspmsn Il getting cut qaite =
quantity % birch and pulp wood also some
cord wood ~hich Ne viii draw % market.
Mr.. Dresser. our village blacksmith, Il
Eiving good Satisfaction. roa vii Always
cnd him In and ready for business
IL Ia pleasing 20 hear the talk made
about The distribatlon Of The corn sent
here By the wealthy western gentleman,
oui a. yoar eorrespondent did not e, any
Ne can lO0k 90 and see The fun.