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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
Mllrnn PLANTATION

Listen the fug chou. hack ~ The
mlll anil Ia The vicinity ~ M" h.hing
brook Z. charming
school I. now Keeping.
The ccutcnnial day 1T Npfil came up.
on VI. unavar... Eyrn the worthy pre-
idcui. ~ the past get quite forgotten.
Nn eNcellent pUem frum bo.ion paper
rrfr'she. our mrmor, hy reviewing No"
lif. - our noble Washington.
Mr.. Nm. ". Jackson L. Nsltins her
folk in Worcester. Macs
Mark Eicmrlsun snd daughter visited
Milton lat sunday.
&c. swift /. With his family nov.
i,irl Andrew has made "a trip o. MIL
tom lately.
Tho mayhowrr. werr we'll hl"umcil
here in april AMI bouquet ~ trailing
arhutus Nas cent tu friends Va Massi-
rhu.rits the lat ~ april.
lilo rut~rpuslng people Il tai. place
mri ~ the -chool house "wednesday,
MAY 1t. a. grade up aud impru," the
grounds. fhr hdir. took part la the
enterprise ne a supper Wa dermri ne
cr..ary fur Tho toiler. With shovel AMI
spade. ~ fr.t u Wa thought Ia serve
hot oyster. in The school house. hut ov-
ins tn some misunderstanding about get
ting ihe ol .ters. u was clc,erl, turned
into a baked bean supper which Imsse'l
IN vera Satisfactorily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14


Rev. George II. Scarlc has been cn.
gagsl a. pastor IT the Congregational
society
Rev. D.. ". kcnison l. scnt t. the VI.
T.. church. Rev. ". H. BARTLETT j. .n-
pennnuatcl.
Dr. ". ". Banes, ~ Nndoyer. u o.
move a. Welchsille. lie has bought the
n. ~ l.. Hall and II l. aid that be- will
finish Il aud put .tore beneath.
". T.. Holmes has sold n homse lot Ia
NlonFo Dean. Who will huild.
p. X. HOLMES. ~ East ONfor,i, has
bought The place on Pigeon I'LL, former
Ia occupici hy Francis Chadbourne.
Gcorgc rarrott l. putting In a hay
window AMI otherwise Improving hi
house
Ceorgv Hawke has already had let
tucr. uilishes. etc. frum his nwu garden.
Mr.. Hawke has gone to BOSTON Tor
the new -tNles in millinery.
Mr.. Bean aud .on. 1T Nlhlny, have
hccu visiting her sister, Mr.. \ VI.
lwnch.
The s.hool. au taught hy Mr.. 4. y.
Durrrll. primary: Mis- lloughion. inter-
me,liltc; anil Mis- Phillips. grammar
Mary Jones Z. telching In District NJ.
I.
Born. Nav ~. io thr wife ct l~Uis
Nariwcl. a snu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
MESr PARIS

Grurgr l.iilon. one ~ the memhcr. II
ihr rionecr chair Company, H.. gone a.
Massachusrii. on two Wc'k's husines'
trip.
lc,. ". T.. Merrill. Who was fur i've
year. pastor ~ the VI. D.. church In ihl.
pacv. stopped herr W~lnrsday "n hi
way fuom knight,illc, Ne. a. hi new
appointment ~ Gorlnm. y. II.
VIZ. :. l.. Perry ~ Noodforl'. Ne.
novel Into T.. Wills house this week.
Mr. Pray and son gave an entertain
ment In Dunhlm'. Hall Friday evening
=. N. cole l. ~ work fur turtis s. 1ll'
man In their carriag, shop.
charlie Baulcn .. clerking for j. =.
NndrvWs
Tie entertainment given lat week foi
The benefit ~ the public llhrarN u io H.
repeated neat week.
Therr .. a. b. "a game ~ hall herr ihi'
afternoon saturday l~tWccn The West
rah. nine AMI thc Hockris ~ south
paris.
=. ". kimhall 3. making quite extern
.l,e Improvement. ou no" grounds
around his stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
AnRMAN LAKE,

Avengr thcrnomcier for April a. de-
grrcs ahoNe rern. aNerugc BAROMETER.
s'.t1, number - fair days. IL numler
~ cloudy day.. ~. number II snowy
dsNs, one number II rainy DAYS, 3.
Maud l'arfridgr cummsncc'l her schnol
In the NagEer district Nouday.
Enna I. stevens l. ..-rking in '.eorgr
llohts ,arirty storr M Norway village.
Charles u. smith b. M The Lake on
short visit.
ftfruy henuctt !. 10 tl- lske. paint
log 4. \ stephens new huiliing
Emcrsnn kilgorr l. hauling shovel
handle block. from North Waterford for
I. & ~. l.. >anhorn a. the falls.
Fear AMI cherry trers arr in blossom
about here.
Farmers arv busy getting in their
spring work.
Cpss look. fnely. not much winter
klllssl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
puckei1lD

Crarle. Forster Ia. moved hIs house
hold goods 10 Portland. where the fami-
" are io set up housekeeping on Park
~tp>et.
sunday morning, May 9Th, n false
alarm II fir reused the dcnlsens on Wa
ter Street In the wee small hours 81 the
morning. The smell of smoke from
brush flrcs and dim light Ia an adIoin-
Ing stable frcd the Imagination of one
1T the ladies living on the street.
Henry VI. stanley. ~ DiNfeld. was In
town last week.
y. kimball Prince and wife arrived
home from New York "Wednesday To-
take up their permanent residence herr.
The Infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. frcd
n. Atwood dicl Thursday after lin-
gcring ILLNESS II mlnlngitis.
The hot term ~ Thursday and Friday
l. little unreasonable In this latitude.
The oxford Democrat IN It, SUNDAY
clothes /. credit a. the enterprise ~ IT.
Young proprietors. Long may they live
to ENJOY IT, increasing patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NORrn BUcKFIIID.

eur sclool l. Co Cummsnrv MONDAY.
Nav 18th. Nj. Thorn. ~ Mino,. teacher.
=. =. hicknell has his stable nsarly
done ILL., son. Lyervtt. Who has he.n
helping him. IA. gune home o. Norway.
Luther Turner has got thu addition iu
his housc 80 b. ocvupies o..
Hal a grand dancv In !. y. Mckuelrs
nov stable Nav night.
chester Eecoul from south far. anil
james T., Rcknrll ~ eur placc, have
h.eu nuishing u. l.. farrar's harn.
Mr. Nbhir \ Men anil Mr.. William
rsrkin. a ~ouih Paris. haVv i--rn Welt
inr in oar placv this WEEK.
=. n. swallow lia. bought him work
hor.r
Herman Mor... the cuam gathcrvr, in
our .ertion makrs hi. rvgular trip. twice
a. week quite a number 20 new patron.
fhis spring. sn D. rrTnris
Thr Nuuug people MAKE u quite lively
ii-iut hrrr nights. hanging Nav ha-krt.
and going sugkering
Go-.l weather and fsunrrs arr pushiug
ihr.r spring work.
charlie. Eridhur, anil wife arr no his
faihrf'.. ur. e. u. Hradhury..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

~omc genie with magic wand camc
while W. slept aud clothed The Earth
With glory. The huds 81 Yesterday arr
The leaves aud blossom. ~ to-day. The
pomcgauiic and sugar plum arr mass
II hloom.
Shcrp and Young cattle will get goo'l
living nov.
Christie brown came home from south
Waterford Yesterday.
Ie,ust congratulate the propririors IL
the Democrat on IT, wonderful appear
auc~. II isas bright as a dollar frcsli
from The mint. II Il nov ~ county pa
per AMI should D. in The hand ~ every
Oxford bear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
arIlIEI


Thursday. T.. y. Holt fell from a lad
der while painting ON seth Walkers
barn Ia Bethel, twenty feet, striking on
HI. shoulders AMI head. lie was badly
bruised hut no bones broken.
six white tents, With their bright
camp fires, NJ the mouth ~ Alden River
indicated the presence ~ the river driy-
crs. 4. y. Aller Ia charge 81 brown a
Wilson. drive and 4. W. Mcpherson
with the .Ando.coggin Water Power
Company's logs have the rear near
bethel village, The water I. 80 low
that driving u very difficult.
The Thermometer has been la the nine
tie all the week AZ IIethel.
Farmers have their sowing nearly
done and many have planted poiatoe.
and arr making active preparation for
their sweet corn.
People here have been anticipating Ar
bor Day. Each year sees numerous
trecs added to the already large number
which adon and hcautify the streets.
Bethel I. well-known as one ~ the lovll-
ct Villages In Oxforl County, AMI her
noble elms aud grand naples arr certain
" not among the least ~ the many At
fractions that make her 80.
Gilbert mell Who contracted tn build
our lock-up, has begun work upon u.
Tho Bethel Library Associiiion met
Monday evening and reelected the oil
boari ~ officers. \ large number of
new hooks have been recently added AMI
morn will .oon follow. THE library
now contain. more than one thousand
we'll selected volumes. comprising the
standard works ~ history. biography,
aud hrilon. n I. an institution L. h.
proud ~ In y Slllagc Ike ours, AMI ".
worker. Justly deserve the praise ~ all
who arr interested Ia the promotion anil
~ r'iuritipn anil iniclli-
grncc.
Judge Poster returned from Auhuru
Last Wclnc.i1y. having ilnally Adjourned
the rourt Mr.. Poster. WHO hns hccn
spcndlng The winter IN Washington, -.
g, aui Who attended the rcc"ni wash
ington centennial. will arrive Saturi1N,
Edwin q. Rowe. our popular trader.
,isitri iipsnn lat week. nnl returned
with large lot of new gool..
Mi. Annie FRYE. daughter ~ Hon. u.
y frtc. hl- returned from bosion,
where .he h1s hccn spcnilng q few
vecks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
Mrer RrrAEI

Terrible hot" !. the grrciing .iluta-
tion a.. one hrighlor meets another.
The teams really suffer while working
in the fields With the Thermometer
among the uineiie. In the shade.
Young cattle arr nearly all turned
away io pasture and the box. arr rcll",-
s,l of many ch"rvs.
sheep ar mostly shom of their winter
clothing hefur turning away Ia pas
turr.
The plum trres arr white la hlos.om
thi. tenth IT Man and the apple blo.-
IONS begin a. appear on the earlie.i
tree. which !. ten day. earlier than
usual
Mr.. IA Roy Bean aud tNo children
arrived herr frum Indiana the sth Inst.
Mr.. bean die.l nearly i've YEAR ago and
wa the oldest ION II II. !. Bean oi
West Bethel. Mr.. u. j. going Ia keep
housc for her father-in-law Who viii
take charge of his farm thi- season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
THE OXFORD BEARS.
a LOT oF LIVELY REPORTERS LOOK
rrGs OVER AND rtll WHAT
rrgN sat.


our items last week would have been
more lntelllgible II Que ~ th-in had rad
joel Morton Instead of i.orl Morton. a.
the types made "a. say.
There l. quite bad forrest hrr raging
In The vicinity II the Pals.
The drive ON the East Branch move.
slowly.
Their Was a .ocial dance At the hall.
Tuesday night.
The farmer. arr rushing business just
nov.
=. n. l'hilhrick IA. .old hi span To-
tn stacy company.
Georre Crrgg. Esq.. has hccn spending
a fcN dtys AZ home.
=. ,. ileNey, wife anal daughter are AZ
students leland. lake Moo.slucmaEun-
tic. AZ work for capt. g. narker. This
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
HrRnnh

Dr. Donhlm 1. living in hi. new house.
Frank Glover q. Smuggling his siorr.
Lat Tue.day there Nas quite q gath
cHng II men and teams to clear mp The
grounds around the new parsouagc.
There /. It'll much a. b. done iherv.
/. :. Humpus continues about The
.amc. Mr.. Bumpu.' sister. Mr.. Mcr-
roW 1T AUBURN, .. with her nov.
hi. u. summer weather and Ncgria-
tluu !. going ahead.
Far trcr. arc hlossomcd very fall and
u doe. not look as though there would
d. AL many apple. ~. last year.
Nj ~Nl,anus Icarcc, - Nrars old. l.
helping plant ihi. spring. lie walks 90
church quite often. mile or more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

rue.,lay. Nav Eth. weather Nerl warm
Yesterday aud to-day, VI a lev snow :
ddts still lingrr uu The north -id' 81
Mount Blalne aud oil ~lddlehack, hui
arr fat disappearing.
Farmers are very husY a. thl> ilil'e'
putting Ia their .esTi la anticipation "t a
nire early season Tor their crops.
r.. I. brown has about thrrr mlll'"h,
Of AL. bog. in ths h"om AZ the lax" anu
thew arr getting along With The rear hns'-
Ia m thry could only have a good rain
storm n would help them very much.
he rris- .sems o. have b~en very
much " inter Killed In this section.
uelp 6. .carc- this way Tor farming
Tho Iaks.ide coach commenced IT.
nr.t trip for thu sea-ou hs' Ihnrial
lt la ths s1me driver a. last leat, Iet'
lry wight. Ile bsok o. thu lake-il"
niev hors- to-day. from Lowell, Mas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NORTH ALBANY.

Rev. Mr.. Davis supplies the VI T.
church a Mason and Alhany.
Rev. \. m. William. Who has lapot''l
her. an faithfully for several years, W.
r.rret 10 say l. 10 move Ia Newr,'
Pavson PhlhrO0k has rented the WIZ
ON Inghsm's farm. II.
James simpson has rented the Annis
farm. -. .
Melvin Coburn and son have bought a
,i,,h.r LOT near the centre Of the town,
.,I IN a few weeks erected comfortable
buildings. and We learn that last MONDAY
evening they had an old fashioned ho1se
warming. which was much enl"yed ny
an present. . .,
Sshool In district No. 4. u 10 com
menee next Monday. under the lns'r"e-
ton ~ Miss Cora bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
nnRrh.MrsI RErArI

\ gentleman FROM Portland has been
putting in a srt Of -alc. 40 VIM. Chap
man. ham.
George Mason had pie,c ~ rock ~
and hii him cutting an ugly gnsh over
his csc a few day. ago.
:. :. Bennett made trip down from
Gorham "wednesday.
Newton ~trarn. j. having a lad time
" ith ery.ipsla. in his hand.
Rob lla.ting.. Of Gilead, rc,ntlt
hought two hor.c load 1T potatoes AZ
thi. place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
PORTER.

The weather l. very warm, aud ground
l. quite dry again. Peas aud grain have
come up looking fine. !. J.. French has
sweet corn two inches high.
Our summer term of school !. la -es-
sion, Nellie e.. Redlon teacher, TIL. Il
Miss Rcdlon's third term. She u line
teacher aud gives perfect satisfaction.
Harrison French, who accidentally
shot himself some time since, l. getting
better, aud all danger for the present Il
past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
WILSON'S MILLS

several 81 our farmers we're 40 work
the hr.t 81 MAY preparing their ground
for crups.
iienson Crafts has gone up iu Pami-
chcrncc %. guido the counting sporting
season.
Nothing hi. hc,n hcarl frum The \.
l.. q. Cumpiuy Va rrgartl tn the running
~ ihe steamer Magallovay the coming
season.
:. ". Bennett has gone to ,olchru"L
tn sfaV 4 few daNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
THE wEEK IN MAINE.
r-g Vosr IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRlEFLY TOLD

William 10 NJ, rilli.. prominent
tIas'r he1rr. politician anil lumiFr
OPERATOR 81. dead
u. LEWISTON NIL Company have for
r...t taken possession ~ thr mill prop
'.'I. ani '~gun work.
Anew daily paper 8. about to D. start
oil .n tarilnrr thr capital heing furnish
'i Poi rru,tiruc~. Il. o. Partir-.
u.. Maine militia vill rrcvi,e nearly
s's' frum the appropriation 20 tom
gree. fnr th- rluipmeui - the miiitn.
o. uoma. y. Fr,.i ~ Biddeiofd l.
a"lll over to he MAJ term ~ suprrinr
O.lr' ou Clur-e ~ criminal malpraetier
r-.ntins in the death ~ r. young
r.mau.
Iie Grnd io,lgr ~ Ma.ous 20 Maine
mrf h.t week no Portland. Alhro =.
tha-s 90 Portland Was cho-su Grand
Master Nmoug The appointment arr
swami =. ~tsnrus. NORWAY, District
Deputy t.nnl High Priest. Gth district :
lneari %. smith. Norway. Grani stew
ari
Nrr,ol,er iu che haui. "a Martin cav
aulgh 20 Portland. was Discharged
'le bullet entering Mr.. tsnnagh'
.h0uaier tsVnagh was drunk, hui
ahfflsr De- va. shooiing ar rais or ai
h.snif,. d. a disputed and undetermined
Question. Mr.. taNanagh's vounh-
'hou-h .eriuus. t. noi cun-i,l~rv'i fatal.
rhr rarliol commission have acvvpi~i
thf plan. 90 brigham a ~poford 20 bo--
fUu. arrhretts. Tor ths addition to the
state llou.e NJ. ~rofbri notitei The
commission that b. had seleCied T. T.
levi. Of Dauiiner o. set a. local SUPER
mfeuIruf The commission vii meet ~
-o't.o,k b.. A.. Nav 18th. and bids VII
hs opened 40 noou. Nav loth.
rhs grand Jury ~ Washington County
.liicioi GcUrgr sinclair ~ tolumol
tali. Or mlnsaughier. ~inclir' While
hunting. shot ~ what b. SUPPOSED Na'
deer. II proved o. D. Benjamin i.
llneo. Who diei a. the result ~ IN
'hooting. Tho attorney Cor The stats
contended that a. IL was close time. ans
>'nchir In hunting Nas doing an nnias
ial az, ~ wss fully responsible Tor 'h'
result. Sinclair was acquitted.
captain Jack Fogg ~ Frceport, maj
OYER eighty years 81 age. i under ARE,
charged with a NUMEROUS assault VIII
pistol upon his son-in-law. Charlie
townsend. The two men live together
and their accounts ~ the array dine
wisely. Captain fogg says that Town
.~nd Nas drunk AMI ugly al the TINE
l. also stated that among his neighnof
'aptain fogg has the reputation 81 BENZ
ggly. and that h. has always oeen hei'
IN terror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
DlCkvklE.

The remains Of Mrs. Lydia Hammond.
Of winthrop, aud former resident OF
Peru. were brought Ia Dickyale Gene
terry for burial May 9TH.
Franklin Center school commenced
Monday. May 9Th.
Miss Ellie Gordon, Of Lewiston. Ia
visiting nj !. &. wyman's.
Charles T.. Knox Il out with new
cards for Macbeth.
This 4 nice weather for the farmers
To put la their grain, potatoes, etc, and
those In this vicinity are improving IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
CASr DRowNFiElp

The German mea.les arr in the placr.
Mi.s Ma, >iickncy. Who IA. hcen no
l.. u. Gile.' urlrly tWo yeirs. hns gone
hnme Tor ihr summer.
bean -. >pring, Who hns hecu IN
Buenos Avn. Tor several year., J. eN-
pe,tcti home the last ~ 'his month
Mr.. Augusta. neln 3. alec expected
stsuu.
tlon Glirhell cummencel her sclool
in the Wakefield district on the Gih.
New hl. lecn revived ~ the death of
Mr.. Henry fcssenilcn 40 her homc in
Hiram. on The ~ih. They previously
ii,c,l herr. Mr.. p. native pacc.
NJ anil Mr.. benjamin >tfuut. ncc -
lie Rickiori. ieft Tor their futurr home
in ~a~amppa un the 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
pOsalIRy

The town assessors have h"cn looking
over the Wild land With view q" chang
Ing the valuation.
Dr. Wsbee IT West sumner, Wa in
town Tuesday to scc q collection of patti
rnt. AZ :. VI. Lockc.. Mis- josic Rob
rr., Who wa. working therc, has gone
home. She 1. la quite poor health. end
We hope she will not be- bothered too
much by call. FROM those wanting a
homework girl.
Many of Staple.' men have left hi.
drive. Fred Abbott carried oil ten at
one load. staple. log. must .iay unle.'
Ne have rain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
niInrnRn cENrRE.

Mr.. Nugu-tu. Knight 81 Easi Hum
f.r,l will huid the coming summer
NJ n. IA. one ~ the finest Young or
rharls 10 d. found Ia the county. ill-
f,un I. undoubtedly The beat Que va
town. 49,.
Mr.. 4. ". Abhott painted her h"us'
alone this spring.
Mcrrilrs spring i""th haIt"Ns ~
giving splendid succrss In thl- ,"Nn'
he price l. within the reaeh OF All
sll win buv a l6-t0oth spring harrow.
n. \. steven. has the sale OF them TOT
Tre,ldie Eaton .. ON the gain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
EAST RETAEl.

FriC. Bean rccrutly found one Il
hi. steer. in thr bottom ~ the haru-Nari
we'll With plenty 81 help and excite
mrnt d. 50. rescued .afr aud .ound.
Mr.. 4. u. ilasting. has returned from
Malthlm. ~h- Was accompanied home
hv Der grandson, Master Clarence Howe.
Mr.. n. h kimlall has rturucl io
her hom~ iu Massachusetts.
Ea.t Bethel l.. \. meets with Mr..
Carrie bartlett "Wednesday afternoon.
NAV 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
kIaANy

charles Grover. at Michigan. I. herr
selling rights to Ncnd ind use sleeper.
patent water aud iirc proof roof paint.
Osgooi Drew has lu.i obtained PEN
.ion.
Henry ~. Wili,cr l. treating tile out
side ~ hi- house With a coat IT paint,
aud doing some papcring, etc. Inside.
:. WaplWell. ut Otisheld, Wa Ia this
u'gion last WEEK anl purclia-cd about
forty head ~ young cattle and cows.
spring /. making rapid s,ri,lcs.
Gass u hadly winter Killed.
Farmer. arr busy phnting scc'l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
sMEnEh

There va.a hand sociahle a. The town
hall. a.i saturday evening Very lev
prr-rui.
MARI rerr, came homr for irw laN.
lat week. a. hl. rturnci to Easi
" ltrrioui.
Eurrue Dursin i. doing the work iur
\. A. Whiirhou.e while hr 4 40 c"aH
as iuymau.
Mar Perry Cummruc'~l h't -'l'''l 90
Waterford MONDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
LoVrLL.

Mr.. jaime. Eyan. 1. quite sick. also
Mr.. Kate Putnam.
samuel Hatch Lost valuable four.
year-oh colt lat sunday. lie found
her la the pasture With her leg badly
broken. She wa. chlorofonmed by Dr'
Hubbard and killed.
John Senatt I. building stable neal
hi- blacksmith shop.
". q. Martin l. putting up a stable
for Howard Charles.
Mis- Lizzie Stcarns !. teaching ~ tli'
centre ani Mi.s VI. T.. Hilton al Sahai'
tu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
HARTFORD.

N. \. Irish has sold his trotting colt
to partles In Portland for 500.
Prank Warren lost two colts last
week. one two-year-old and one yearling.
Mr.. =. II. Dearborn's health u quite
Moor and she thinks of visiting her
friends In Massachusetts, soon.
clifford Hutchinson, from Auburr'
has been up TO Hartford ON short fish
Ing excursion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
GllEAD

Whoever law apple blossoms the Gtll
Of MAY before this year.
Grass la. got good start with hut
little signs of winter killing.
Farmer. are planting their corn. some
two weeks earlier than Last year.
\. =. llodgman ha- begun work on his
new dwelling.
William Chapman has pat la q ! ton
Fairbanks hay scales.
quite number of our farmers an
trying the spring tooth harrow AMI iinh
Il superior Ia ANY harrOw made.
We w.lcume the Democrat With ".
new drc.s AMI wish Il many YEAR Of
pro.periiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

school lrgun ln District Ne. . MAY
9Th. Mi. Emma l,yer.on, teacher.
Nlso the Alder school under charge ~
Nil. Anna Berry.
Melville lecklcr will teach IN District
No. 2in Hartford, commencing May 18th.
Mr.. Lydia Naney has arrived home
from National city, California, where
he .peni the winter.
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John Driggs las moved Into the black.
smith shop formerly occupied by l..
Hedge.
The Universallst circle will meet With
Mrs. III. i. De>hon next Thursday after
noon and evening.
Parke e.. Dingley. ~ the Lewiston
Journal, Was In town Tuesday.
Ned lIutchlns has obtained work Ia a
shoe shop AZ nrockton, Mas.
VIM. HALEY took party consisting II
Hon. 4. II. Gilbert, Hon. otis lIayfcr'i,
4. 4. Hutchinson. !. :. Mcndall. and
VI. g.. Strout Co the lake. ON a fishing
trip Thursday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

Wrlur-iiy. a. f,arfully dot daN.
FARMER. nr. ,rrt hu.y getting rrIdY
Cor planting.
Ihr n. d. =. e. met at j. J.. lrlnA' r.
Tur.Ia, evening ihrrr Wa quite "a
ea,sl iuuuut.
NJ. and Mr.. Ir,ri spring anil children
.of North Tr,ehurr. are visiting 40 MAJOR
iirnu's
Ni.. carrie ku-orr 90 North fyr-
burr. teaches in district W. ?.
~. John WomWoDd couiiuue- very
slIk.
charlie. Wi.vcll 81 Tyehurg. ,islt'
Trus.i Irnk.
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NORTH PARIS

uG la the -hade. willis the tender
hearted and bring. out the snn umhrrl-
la.
NJ. 1ushuan will cummsucc on h.
mill ~ West Paris soon.
Henry Washbun hs cent of hi old
Iron.
Nis. lhls Henson ha. cume hack to
Psh. aud D.. telching the school Ia The
Turll district.
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Quite number II our prominent M
son. went Ia Portland Mednesla,.
n. 4. Randall, y. :. Harlow. snl ~
II. Trisk. Esq.. attended court az Pari
lat week.
Col. Vim. 4. Eustis and ". ". Smith
have been In town for = few days.
Almost every one l. starting In Ia
plant a garien.
Maurice Mclntlrr has the frame Of hi'
stable up.
Mrs. Jackson. Who las been visiting
n her fathers. John Griffith. rrturn~
home Thursday.
MAY sth. To the wife Of &. L.. billing
ham. A daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14

NJ. T. Thur.ion got the last II hi'
pulp w,-nd into The NndrOscoggin Vol
ue.,laV. It, treated the huys un candy
w. hen fhr1 got through.
AT efforts tn cvt thr lngs uut ~ thr
SUNDAY River have h.cu abandoned for
fhr pr..sui.
Mr.. =. =. .Nllrn b. now With hrr la
rent. iu NeWry. ~he has hern very SICK
huf j. nuW recovering.
frri Henderson D. out agaln.
Ruff. ~fearus d. still rriiicall, ill.
Mi.s llsn lewrff b. Teaching 40 ". =,
NrarN corner Nj. lruua willard
win teach 40 thr lranch. anil ME- Ala
To-. Inmr- af ~. q. SUNDAY River.