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

Monday the 2tth there was great activi'
ty about the Methodist church In Bethel
preparing for the evenings entertainment
In the evening the house vas crowded "a
listen To singing. reeitstions, dialogues,
ETC., by the Sunday school children and
to witness the distribution OF presents by
the committee, from Q heavily laden tree.
Tuesday the same activity was witness.
"a In the Congregational church. and
Tuesday evening two well rlled trees
greeted the little ones a. they entered The
church. and they entertained The large al
dience with singing. Rotations and dis.
logues appropriate 10 the occasion. Mise
Laura Hall presided at the organ. A male
qusrtstte led by Dea. " T.. 0fover and .
trio composed OF Mrs. Hardy. Mrs. IIor.
ton and Mrs. Dr. Cheering furnished some
artistic music The distribution OF pres
ents, In which the good pastor and his
wife az well as Dea. J. II. Paringtou,
superintendent, OF the Sunday school. were
Kindly remembered, closed Q most pleas.
Ing and profitable entertainment.
warm rain storm has prevailed at
Rethel the ps,t week and The snow IL
aboat gone. Wheels have come Into gen
srsl use. II IL very sllppsry and many &C.
eldep,s base occurred 20 men snd snln,ls.
Alvsh wheeler broke his Lee while cut
ting wood In the woods.
The lumber teams on the long road have
all teen taken OF.
william n. skiliings has returned from
his hunting tour In New Jersey.
Judee Foster leaves Monday. Jan. ist,
IN hold court 10 York Coauty. Ills wife
will spend the winter 10 wsshiaEtoo, ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Albany.

Christmas VAS quite generally noticed
here and many family gatherings were en-
wed. The most noticeable vas a. the
house OF Ne. Justice Aspenwsll where .
goodly number OF invited guests assem-.
bled and psrtook Of . bouutiful dinner co.
no bv our host and his good wife In true
old Eogli.h style. The rooms were taste
fully trimmed with evergreen and there
were three small tree quite nicely laden
with things N crafty ths taste please the
eve, feed the mind and clotbe the BODY.
The number OF articles vas ic0. some OF
them quite valuable. Th- aggregate value
vas eco One was Pircsids Encyelopedis
90 Poetry. . book Of one thousand pages.
THIS va. for Mrs. Lovejoy. presented by
several OF her friends. for which she ten.
der- them thanks. II Was . very pleasant
and happy occasion To old and young
Miss Anna Cummings by special invita-
ton went a. orgsnist 10 . festival u the
Methodist church In Mason Tuesday even
ing.
A. q. Bean aud wife went there ., be-
Ing his native town.
Hivsrd Lswrepcs IL quite sick.
Albion Holt hss los, HE horse by get.
ting cast In the stall.
George W. Perpsld 10 doing an excel
len, thing among the horses and colts. ex'
,rsetiug aud nlling teeth. lie charms
them 80 that they submit 20 the operation
witnou, any eompulslou. lie operated
upon q colt for ABEL Andrews which hsd
been falling for several weeks and Mr.
Andrews expected 10 lose him The col,
is now gaining rapidly. Mr.. Andrews
and Others who have employed Nc. Fern.
AID are we'll pleased with his work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Gilead.


o. sauisy evening". December Oh, the
people % this viciaity assembled AZ the
church % listen IN sserei concert given
by he Loci. musical talent % the place 90.
sisted BY Ms jones Day, OF Bysnis
Pond. That n would prove . success.
there w.- not doubt. I. Mrs.. George /
Burnham, . lAiy Of exceptional shlliiy.
and one % The nae-i musicisns OF the
ooeu,y. vss The moving splri, ofths sfdr.
The following srcelienily arranged pro
grsmms 90. given
I. 10 COL IN Hesven- jacobs.
song -Consilier ne Luis..- roplir
Ms. Wm. u f~shoiy.
-tvAks ne umor,l AM ne harp ~
Fannie wbeeier
g. pasti. prayer ~ ths wanderer.- Comic.
Nc snd M. Cen I huruham.
oasFtstis. ~Baiiitas Coo Etsrai,J,-
Mr.. nuruh.m. NJ. re.soiy. M. psy. NJ.
Trio. swsIi trust IN M. t.o~.,- white.
NJ. l's.eoiy. NJ. harnhan. NJ. wbsslst.
ofssn .slsc,icu. fh"iP.'
. -fwii pr.l.s Tss-.- OKaas.
o. Scus. "wesrr saal -hy wanAef.- King
Nh Ktmhsi.
N. rscr~i QiArtstis. -rhna ar TIE Lisht-
M naruham. NJ. Peasoiy. Mr. Barnhsrn.
Ne Wb~.isf
a. suAisiujsh. cot IN iIlsh~.s.- L~.lis-
lhnrslss
u. nymn. wuism.
The selections were srcellsnt and The
rendering nas. AMI 10 IL simply lastiee ~
say the masle. talent OF 0llssd dii itself
great credit o. one out OF The many
msritOrioas ones ve woui mention
specially The s,ered qasrts,,s. "rhoa art
ths Light composed by Ms. George I.
Buruhsm No, obly doe. the hsrmouioa.
combination show . full knowledgs Of
coantsrpoint sui ,horoagh mastery % The
tschulgae OF the ar bat show. also tbs,
she h.. . large share OF that maslch
originality OF Inspiration. which has IT,
home only In The soals OF The fe~. X
We have los, our nice .lslghing. and
wheel. are oui axA'n. The weather seems
Ike April.
Tue -ei~ctmen are persmbulating the old
town iln- ALL running new lines.
HSnnibA CaspmNn IL home from Exeter,
y n. Academy. sick with the measles.
J W Beune,, killed sin Oxen Que day
la, week
Pe,boiy has SOD BIZ n,ek OF sheep
% Laeien Philorook % Saslburu.
sNnford Trecsrtou Il going 10 p-idling
fresh e'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Andovsr.

The ash w.s observed by Chris,m.
festivals AZ the Congregational church
and st the school house on Farmers Hin
TIE program consisted OF music, sppro-
pirate literary exercises snd yell laden
trees.
Mr.. and Ms. l. Bailey are visiting
friends u Poland.
Lincoln Dresser. T. q who Ia engaged
10 Mining In Colorado IL home for few
weeks.
Mary Moore Clark. wife % Er Senator
J W. CLARK, died Saturday December p 4.
aged 20 years. Mrs. CLARK Vas lady OF
excellent abilities. and her genial man.
nsr Won for her the love aud esteem OF 9
wide circle OF friends. Who symps,hiIs
with the husband and family In their deep
sr grief.
The entertainment 20 be given by the
Javeuile Temple MOndsy evening was
postponed un,ll Friday ana proved 70 be .
successful sffdr. The proceeds were
,boa. els
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Fryeourg.

The Christmas celebrations ''csme OF =
according ~ The proposed programmes.
snf were satisfactory 10 al concerned.
May ,b-sn, ones resanei thsir plsres
In he family circle daring the Christmas
season. snlng them Mrs W. N. rsrbox.
uho cane from Boston.
Mrs Minuis Hove Jordan from Portland
took her accustomed place &c orgsnis, In
The Ssetsnborgiss charch Zoe The Christ
mas services.
W. w. rovis. Esq. Who has recently
hen chO-ea memosr % the Common
Council ~ boston, was 81 his fathers. DR..
W. Z. Tovls's. fcr Christmss
The Misses Morrill, 90 Convsy Centre,
snd their friend Miss Danisp % Illinois.
all Wellesley staients. were present 81 The
Christmas ire al he vesiry on Tuesday
evening. also Dsnhis NJ Cole, nov In.
structor In chemistry 81 Bovioln.
Miss Hattie ABBOTT Il ~ home. AFTER .
visit At wsisrvills. HNlo-en and Port
Lard.
Ms. M.ry Abbot, ;. teaching at North
Frveharg.
R.ssolpA Howe Ia. returned from DO
YER. ~ n.
Miss Hattie wormword Il iu her place
Al he Recent once. amer q shor, visit, 81
KsEu Fslls.
Mr.. Eivxrd Weston viil 20 20 vsusEa.
sls next month a. superintendent OF lum-
oeriug Operatives fOr an American rrm.
A Society OF Cnristisu Eudssvor has
ben formed By The younger people OF the
village AMI memssrs % The school. Meet
lngs on "Wednesday evening" In The vesiry.
10 connection With the regular mid.vesk
meeting % The Congregational church.
A oorr~ction saoali he maize Ia las,
weeks iisms Edward Shirley IL In Dart
mouth College. ant II was Mrs.. Benson.
Mrs. Savtslls'. mother. whose sudden
death "a. noticed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Mason,

This will be our nrs, card for 1889 To
al the members OF the brigade I would
extend o New Ye,r's greeting.
Christmas L. passed. and our people hal
avery pleasant festival 81 the chapel last
evening. Your old correspondent, vas
not there
The pleasant weather is fast destroying
our uioe .leiRhlng. Hat little sreep, Ice
aud drifts IL len now.
Der, Perry IL home from Milton. lie
va. hurt by . falling tree and IL obliged
On lie OF for few days.
Miss Nellie Bean SENS much bs,,sr.
NJ. Bsr, Bssn IL sick With inf,ml,,ry
rhsoosiis
Hiram Robbins vss In town Monday
selling chairs for the North Paris con-
psny
". T Msiss zoe. 20 o,l.nsli 10 morrow.
lie Intends % stop for the winter.
As Besn win start hi, steam mill ln
few days
samusi A. O over f,l.h u his school
Wednesday. We never had better
teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Rnckfeld.

TIE Brockton Mss Entsrpr~s re-
ports that a. poverty party given ~ "a.
Knights % PythiNs. Mr.. Atwood A fArtS
carried Of the honors ~ the rrst prits
NJ. Farrsr sore . salt which vss CON
pet. wreck ant which. In point OF I.ei.
b. got % resl scsr~-erO~. this CON oineo
.ith I. red zig snd an iageoioasly male
sp- face. pat him a. The head.
Christmas trNde. Tres and girs ms1e
everybody happy.
M. Ephralm Bryant hss sold her
homestead % . Mr.. LIBBY. marble ~orksr
% Aa5aru Who l. coming here N locate ID
January.
BY NATAL consent The plsees Of basil.
ns.. oil close a. O'Clock on Tuesday snu
rhtr.isy evening until further no'ice.
L.-ias I.Orias cslebrstei his 9ist oirth
isy T. arsisy TIE 9Th With his dNaEa'ef
Mrs. W n Atwood HIS frisnf' VII 81
CAD % koov that hs IL able % % on w
.-slsst Ia ylesssni weather and In ne 90
leSnsn. % ais faculties 20 remrk>oie
dsgrrs 20 nan % bis age
Ms. Az n lrrfil 10 a. home from Port
lad for Q sbo<t Wait, soeonpseie1 oy
Misc Chsbsry. dsssbtsr OF wins Cnsnefy
OF cnerery q Co. POrtisnd.
sOms mlscrsspt soOt and severely
uoaadsd me vslashls msstlf belonging 70
Coauty Attorney Hsrssy last veek-
rs. Brtxhsm % Pnrtlsnd spent Cnfis'-
mas With his dsaghtsr Mrs. Nulty
A dsacing school 81 TOBIAS Hall con
menoed last week.
A y. warren dealer In slslshs. bar
ne.s-s and robes has been In TIE esiue
Business jas, . little
Capt stsrliug % New York made NJ
lhg visit ~ his Backhsld frieofs last Seek'
DE- o. r. Hall has returned from ArOos
tOOk 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
South Buckheld.


Rob Dean IL wintering eleven horse
kind this winter. IL vas novel and un.
usual sight 10 see these colts grsfiag 10
ths 4 slds on Christmas.
Your Gllesi correspondent, asks what
more be shall do % make his hens lay. In
addition % what be enumerstss We would
r-commsni . warm hen house and The
feeding OF the Dirigo Egg Food.
We have purchased . three year-old
Relding OF Loring Pascher 60, by Robert
Bonner. Jr
Russell Merrill. OF Merrill Hin. Turner.
has . four. year old stallion 20, by Robert
Bonner, Jr.. that IL almost an exact pro.
to,yps OF bis illustrioas sire. lie is 90
animal OF spleaiii physiqas and We see no
reason Why he should not be worthy OF
patronage.
Al IoIisni has 9 pale, ,hs, has laid &c
eggs shipping bat three days since con-
meneius 70 lay.
TIE writer has BEEN formally notified 10
meet the friends OF protection 10 debate Of
The East Hebron school house on Friday
evening Of this week.
A. L Roblnson's stallion frsntlin
Prince Vas taken violently sick 81 the
hotel stable with irf ,mstion OF the bowels
90 NJ ,nd.y, nscesslistipg the attendance
OF Dr.. Bracket by close attention
through the night they were enabled to poll
him through.
Rob Dean says that times are the dulles,
and the least demand for stock that he has
ever known.
johnnie Gsrrish 10 At work for Frank
StetsOn
John Record and Bates are cutting cord
wood for W. A. Gsrrish.
Tom Record has 70 this week Of kill
Ing 200 sheep for ia Russell, OF Samuer
We learn Of . msn buying or procuring
q new sleigh. robe and whip o. Deputy
A. v. Warren under false pre,snses. Tbs
slsigh has been recovered.
The writer's volute colt Gov. Bodvell'
Q year old last August stands 81 Ia inches
In height
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
West Bethel,

This Thursday rs. been . very rainy
day. and with the three warm preeeediug
days he's spoiled the slsiahinR. and FOE tie
second time this winter We have 10 rc-ori
% wheels. had foe lumbermen.
within one week there has been twenty
car loads OF poplar shlppei from West
Bethel. A. \. Bssn has furnished two
cars per day for that time.
G. v. brown, OF M.son. sends car load
Of ssh 70 The soa,h Paris sled factory
to-day. Thursday.
A pie.ssn, Christmas gathering vas
held al Grange Hall. Mondsy evenlof,
With Interesting exercises by the little
ones. al Of whom were abuntsntiy re-
msmbered by old Santa
Measles Are s,il lingering In The place.
Oas year ago there were 81 persons In
Bethel vho we're - year. or more OF age
Several OF them have since passed Away
ART several Others are very feeble.
M-. Elir, Green ws carried IN The
to-u farm las, Tuesisy.
Arthur Grover commenced q school last
Monday near sou,h Bethel
The Grange In this place held iu an
uuN election 81 Officers two weiks ago.
T. n shaw reelected master.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
HAhrOn.

Friday evening. December 2ist. ths
band held benefit In the chapel. The
exercises consisting OF music, declsms'
lions. reeitstious. etc. About sio were
realized.
List Saturday we took look over Mr..
Glover's store % see HE holiday goods.
We found very Zoe show for . country
store and things arranged - though BY .
practical hand. Misses Fannie Dunhan
and Eva Barrows were In attendance.
Mr.. Glover very coarteonsiy showed Ne
over his new house. The last ofths rooms
are rapidly being dashed and doubtless
al win be In order By The beginning OF
school The house Vas o surprise 20 ns
In 10 eonveuieDce and beauty of fuish.
We hsd time for bat Q hasiy glance over
the many rooms, bat hope 20 zee them
again when In order that We may give .
better report
The Christmas festivities 81 the chapel
last evening passed OF pleasantly trees,
music by the osai and exercises by The
children.
We received Las, nigh, from Mr. and
Mrs VIM. X Moody, OF boston, q very
cue photograph OF the TOP OF SINCE Pole
and mouament. The picture Vas taken
by Mr.. MDody on . recent visit and car
rie- us back to our school days when We
took the annual tramp and had our picnic
dinner on the rock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
Hiram.
q. G..

Merry Christmas AMI happy New Year
IN all
O, the evening OF Dec. 2t,h the several
churches united In Q Cnristmss festival ~
the old church. The children's exercises
were very interesting.
Miss Belle Watson has gone 10 Bidde-
ford.
Mrs. X q Greene hss been 10 Mssss.
ehu.es,s on Q visit and returned.
william Y Greene has been % florids
snd returned TO Boston.
NJ. David I. Harmon OF Jsmsica Plains,
Mas, has visited friends In South Hiram
Mr.. Pelsg W. Spring and family OF Cam.
bridgeport, Mass, has visited HE brother.
Jonas b Spring
Mr. william II Glllpstriek OF Portland.
hes been q, South Hiram preparing his
mothers new house for winter.
There IL Q complaint OF plague OF rats
In Hiram.
EIcelient slsighiug Dec. 22i. on the
26,h the grouud Vas three-fourths bare.
A.kP.B Young have bought the pine
timber on Col. J. y. Twitchelfs farm.
william Osgood OF Lynn. Mass 10 Wis.
Ting his father. Mr.. Isaac Il Oseood.
Mrs.. Olive Estou spsnt Christmas %
Harrison with her brother.
Me-. Lemuel Cotton has made one thou.
sand are hsndles 10 his shop a. Hiram
village the present year. He. ~ we'll ~
the traders snd citizens Of Western Maine.
IL imposed upon by an irresponsible p.r.
son Who sells an inferior kind ~ SCOT
tons handles" The genuine bear the the
stamp OF Cotton G Hubbard, the counter
fsit do not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01

T.o more c.e. OF seuls, fever 10
town, one a. J. A Taurs,ou's, Nsvry
Corner. and tn other . little d,ushisr OF
,he writer Az the e,s.s thus far have
ben ~ . VERY mid type.
Us,us L,,,iehsie h,s the rheum,,ic fever
esp.ed by getting c,li after run of scar
L., fever.
Le Baron Smith IL IN very bad sis,s
having a. frsq1sntly. I hear ihs, ihs
ovu sa,hori,iss have h,i n e,d . hpm-
%, him
Cbrls,m.s ~. observed 81 n, Branch
hy q festival a. the school hou'e.
A few good men are still v,n,sd IN CON
ple,. the logging crews In this viciul,y.
sni .sme more snow IL much needed by
opersisy-.
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Denmark.

A.D. re..endeu Ia. returned from Bos
ton where be has been Spending Cars,
ma. with bis brother, " q. fessendsu
Their. vss Q Christmas ure and sIsr
else. Christmas eve 81 the residence OF X
@ Hsrm,u whieh w~ very col yable
,nLr.
Al N. snnuL meeting ~ Dsnmsrk
Lodge. No. -. the following ON 'ers wers
chosen
A n Fes.enien. y O.. Henry Y. insslis, v
a. Isaac ~ nefrv. R~c. see 9eorgs W. GrNy
Per SO. y n Thotnas rfeAs George W
uoulion, Ahbsa. b. nrsibary AL Elisha Pin
gre. Trustees, stephen 7 ie-eit. Aseat
Voted IN have . pablo Installation and
oyster .spper. Jan. LIT. 1859
Married q, the re.iisnc~ OF A III Jones,
In Denmark. BY Rev. Ne. Eumous OF
Brouunsld NJ. Pr.nk NJ Giles OF Den.
mark. and Miss Bell Dill OF Lawrence.
MSS
Dtpce Al Ola Fellows Hall. New Years
eve. undsr the management 81 The ladies'
which will place II under the head OF leap
rear ball although they postponed II u
quite late In leap year.
Fred Smith who has been 81 Lyun,
Mas. IL 81 home with bis mother, Mary
NJ Smith.
Earens & TIbbeits and George Whales
are msking shook for Augustine ingalls,.
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Nssiss % rssssiss sss DsssAsrss.
state Of Maine.

0xroRp. ss,-Court Of Issolveney. In the ease
Of kDMuND n. YosrER, lasolvent DEBTOR.
NOTICE Y hereby gi,sa that pstiiloa has. 90
presented 70 ssh ooar Zoe sah eouaty. by
Edmund ~. Foster. of wsierforf 10 s,id Coasty,
praying hat no may be decseef fall disch,rFe
no Al hs dsrs. movable usie. IN. pro.Isiess
And upon said petition, n 10 orierci by saii cesr
that . hearing b had upos the sane befsrs said
eoan at fars 10 SAID county of Osfor n on sfnss-
thefoeeoeoni sst that notice thsreofbe publishs>i
10 NE Oxford Dsnecrst. Q sevspaper puhlisbe,t
10 sah COUNTY Of Oxford. osoe Z uesk Coz tua
suecss,iye vesAs. the last publication 70 b ssvea
ltoFs who have proved their dsl,ts. asA ctkss
persons tnterest<d, may appear 90 sah pisAs
and tine asd shov essse u ssy tssy have. vfs
disehsrse shoeid set b erssfsd ssl1 doctor 80
!, 81. H ussr :, 81. q p os; s ~ .ss
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Porter.


Only q little snow Yields aud ro,ds
arr bare and wheels have taken The place
OF sislghs
Mrs.. Ada Biu, IL very sick with lung
fsver.
Ms. Res wiggin IL sick with lung
trouble and hu been eounoed 10 the house
for some months.
NJ Frank Gilman losi his little girl
from water collecting on the brain.
Bad weather for the losrers. Winter
IL slipping away and bat . little sleddinr
yet
Mrs. John French Ia. gone 20 Charles.
ton 10 tab. care OF her brothers wife. who
Il verv sick
l.. French hss been on mouths
visit 70 Boston, Dover. Epplng. etc bot
IA. returned home for the winter.
Frank T.. French and Willis Sortln are
10 build them . shop on Cornish Hill.
Mr. J NJ. Libby has been here for .
short visit from Boston and bis mother
has returned 10 Boston with him for the
winter
Me-. Isaac Bickford 10 In poor health
again, ss soon q. II comes cold westhsr.
Mr.. David Rsdlos has moved 10 this VII
lsge.
Happy New Year 70 all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
The rr.s. family medicine, n. I. R.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired nom practice, hav.
ing had placed In his hands by sn X 81 India
missionary, the formula Of simple vegetable
rsmedy for the speedy and permanent cure ot
Consum ption. Bronchitis. Cstarrh, Asthma and
all throat and Lung Ansctioas. also q pos itive
Nervous Complaints. AFTER having tested 10
wonderful oarstise powers In thousands al
oases. has felt Il his duty TO make Il known to
his suffering fellows. Aetuated by the MOTIVE
and desire 10 relieve human suffering. l vii
send free Of charge, 10 oil Who desire n. this
recipe, In German. French or English. With full
directions for preparing aad using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp. naming this
ester, n n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01
West Paris.

George rsrpum h" moved into his new
house.
bartlett the jswslsr Is IN town this
week.
l. n. Andrew. 1. in Massachusetts, on q
A. }. Curtis win go TO Augusta the fret
OF the week.
Mr.. Curtis. . young man from Mssss.
ohusetts, who IL teaching the Trap
Corner school) while aiding with some
boys on Churchill hill got thrown from .
double runner over . stone wall. n Was
thought By some at first thu some bones
ver- hroken. bat he proved only 10 be
badly bruised. he thinks he Win be able TO
commence school again Mooday.
We miss The steam mill whistle this
week.
The Christmas entertainment and tree
Tuesday evening were enjoyed ny both
old and young. There were some qaite
vslushle presents. v. v. Kendall made
good Ssntie.
winnie rallsr has been quite sick.
ID. A. Coma IL having some lutheran
windows put In this week. Nc. Cola is
giving the old hotel thorough repairing
both inside and oat. which. when be gets
II 1red 10 suit hin viii be under his man
segment one OF the bes, places 10 stop In
the country.
giliugwood 4 Ridlou are closing on,
their stock OF furniture 81 cost
The rain OF Thursday fror,
Thursday night and made II good
skating most anywhere In the streets.
We saw something out OF the regular
order of things Friday. One venerable
genilem,n came down The bin with pitch
fork for cane, and another one slii down
the same hill. bat not on . sled o,e
young fellow came over from Trap Corner
on skates. Main Stree, wxs used 20 aide
and skate on by the children.
Mira Martin. Of Greenwood. slipped on
the Ice aud broke ous of her arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-01


Frsnk Hsskes IL al home from Yale for
he holidsvs
Eiiis Hayes. Taom. Kills. LO,,is
wslksr AMI Mss Manson are also At
hone.
Dr. AMI Mr.. Hsrssy spsn, chri.,mN.
vita their daughter. Miss n. Y Jersey.
There vNs /. Christmas tree 81 The NJ.
r church. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ames % wslchville w,s thrown
oui % sleigh and quite badly hart las,
vesk.
EI.kiel Fogg. father o, Frank Fogg OF
thi. place. 10 visiting biz relatives here.
us hsf ben sh.eut from his home twenty
years sni m. famil, heard nothing from
hin. They sappD-~i Re w~ deal and
fauersi services we're held. His wife vn
married .Saiu |, number % years ago.
Bryce Kivsrd. L. very STICK.
DsiuAl a MeKesn have dissolved part
ner.hip
Ksvssough a True have nus "a az
signmsu; AMI George H,Tsn. the assignee.
A. ssiling oui a. cost
TIE cap year party vas vel attended.
rh- last chance Zoe foar years.
Mr.. Pstsr.on hNs soli his horse % Ne.
Richmond % Bbs,on. ZOE slls to match
horse osusi ~ Sin.
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Hartford.

This I. rather too warm fjr win,sr.
A. new. IL rather scarce I will tel .
snake story. While goius into The wood.
n vork. The writer say . large striped
susse Ia ths rosi. Caris,m~ morning
How NJ. snsksship msnsged IN crawl out
on ths snow, ia mystery. Psrhsps b
vss looking srouni srsr . Chrisins
present
cM Irish 1. moving 10 Baesni ~ vii
lsxe.
Hor.es Morrill, &. bsyins cattle Ia Hart
f1rd
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
Canton.

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l,sf Ba-tsu iast ve~k.
IN, Wifs.n, 4 Brighsm and wife OF
Rsess.It ser, IN TOYS over Chrisims
Wv. Anar~ - and fsuily % Portland
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hohi.s lesson.
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V1lsv Arr1osltaral S,cirty % %
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nl0AN GO tas parp,s- a reS-.', ~
us- nsmbsrs s1a sleotiag on - I" '0' '1'
ensuing year