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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
GREENWOOD.

Another frst-class rain storm Ines-
day night and Wednesday, and On the
following Thursday the highest Wind
there IA. been for long while. II the
storm had been light snow Instead 81
rain. wouldn't there have been fun for
old Il0reass ~ Il Wa, Ne could not
help thinking !, pity that the rain wa-
not falling Ia Minnesota, where they
are all drying up, instead Of here, az the
ground was ALREADY full Of water. Hut
il was simply another Instance of man
proposes aud God disp0ses. A. yet, We
have heard ~ no damage caused by the
wind except the blowing down Of the
crossing Sign board on the e.. 4. u. r..
near the unlyersalist church At the
Pond.
Pine weather this week thus far. sun
day morning the thermometer stool Al
the cypher aud Monday morning only
below freezing. since which the snow
has been slowly thawiug la the sunshine
81 that now the shedding :. about gone.
Dea. y. II. Cummings has been con.
fined Ia the house with rheumatism and
now the erysipelas has attacked hi.
knee, thus completely pro-trating him
r.. r.. Wentworth j. living alone again
thi. winter. The other night he awoks
aud Jaw the light shining In under ths
bedroom door, AMI going into the kltch
en- found that the fire had burned
through the board In trout Of the fire
place aud also set on fire basket of dry
wood on the hearth near by. A pretty
close call.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
OXFORD

Mr.. Walker l. very sick AZ the home
~ her daughter, Mr.. Robert Thomas.
pr. fauncc Intends soon to return to
FLORIDA. ILL., home Their, l. occupied hy
". Wcs-ihury and family, ~ Paris. Who
have gone south GA account II the ill
health ~ Mr. Wo0lhury's daughter.
". u. Paris has gone "a LEWISTON to
work
Philip Lcss,rd has losi another child
With memhpnous Group. II died Wc,i-
nesday morning.
Mr.. Martin. widow of Anihons Mar
tia, l. very sick aud can probably live
bat a short time.
The .chool. a welch,ilic arr In 49,
slon. u. VI. Pratt aud Mlss Merrill
teachers.
Mr.. Boynton has bccr visiting her
children Ia birmingham. Mass
Preparation. fur the Christmas festi-
walls arr going forNard.
\ large aud anxious crowd assembled
a. an early hour on "wednesday, D-c.
nth. Tor the purposs ~ listening a. a
long pending trial. Ia which Frank l..
Martha appeared as paintln ~. the
Robinson Manufacturing Company,
clalmlng the sum ~ -. - for labor.
which Nas withheld hy reason ~ plain
tif's having without working the Gus
tomary noiic~-siN day-. doV. Dunn
Appeared for plaintiff and Hon. !. :.
Wright II Paris for defendant. NJ the
suggestion n defendants counsel jus
tic, Emery discovered serious infor-
maliiy iu the ser,ir- ~ the writ, which
counsel ayowcd o. D. no fault 81 the Of
fcrr. bat didn't .ee no o. plscv the fault
some smart sfurring occurred between
thr cuuu.el. much to the amusement 81
The spectators. soN. Dunn DECLARED the
.er,icv sufficient and moved Zoe ludg-
meut which Was osrruulci hy The ius.
tice. v ho aYowci his right o. urivr
new scr,icr. bat a. no motion Ca that
fleet Was offered hy PLAINTIFF counsel
ani no officer being available The ease
was dismissed anil the mumuriug and
diaptoinisi crowd iispcrsrd amld the
peliinr storm. This cass. though trivial
o. ths casual observer. Involves a Vues-
tion 20 vital Importance in which both
The Interest. ~ lahorr AMI employer
arc deeply cunc-rn-i, and the s,owei
iutrution - defendants o. make 10 n laN
question. 9. the cau-c ~ the excitement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
suvroRp CENTRE.

Mr. W. II. Ram.dell. ~ Lynn, Mass,
l. visiting M ~. a.. fsruum's,
Mi. Carissa More l. In very poor
health.
rcrsons Who have friend. buried here
will D. glad to know that thc Young
people have taken decided aciiou tow
anis raising the ne,-sssary funds io build
a new frncc and a. make other Improve
menis aruund The yari.
$50 will D. lah out In repair upon
the chufrh here In the spring.
Mr.. Jane colby l. a. rr"ci uics
monument a. The memory ~ her rvla'
tive. the coming season.
Clahsa Morse dlcl Friday morning
She had llScd Ia this place some ~
years. Her age Was about - YEAR,.
Johnnie Howe l. giving W good
school.
Miss JENNIE Martin l. teaching Ia her
district. Ina silver. Minnie silver, Em.
ma rrnley. Halle Silver. Emma Cline,
IIuldah Newton. aud ffci Grant Wer'
faithful Ia Attendance not having misse,'
a slngl. day's school taught by Mis.
Jennie Blelg-tt Ca Elli. River.
Ernest faruum !. teaching a. Easi
l,umford
\ pleasant time 9. expected here rucs'
dnN night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
ERXERuRG.


Rev. Mr.. Brads,rect, 81 Ipswich
preached December 18th nj the tongre
gatlcnal church. Mr.. Reid ~ Nal'
Theological Seminary Il expected DE
ccmher 2ai.
Grover rost, g.. \. r., held it, annua
meeting on saturday evening and elect
ell the following oflicers;
G. 7. 4. Hsstnian.
&c. Wil.oa Mebh.
!. y e. ~ 4. Lori
~ NJ D =. Chass
a. - H.. n ~utfilrs
a. ofG- "a. a. WtsWsu
Adl- 4. = saith.
Mr.. Elhrtlge Charles died on Monday
morning Funeral on Wednesday fore.
ncon after which the body was carried
"a LoNell Ccutrr With serVicc- at the
church.
Miss Hattie Norwood 4. al Mr.
Charles Tor the present.
Z. J.. :. 4. met with Mss Alice Hast.
lngs on Monday evening. the 18th, will
a very fan Attendance. 'rhr play oi
Julius Caesar WAS rad.
The frst school soclahle wrs AZ Aca.
DENY Hall on tuesday evening.
The Congregational Circle Was held ai
the yesiry Thursday evening. lnstui-
mental music and ''chalk talk" by !.
:. BarroWs supplemented the usual good
supTrer.
Miss n. y. charlie. will leave town ou
saturday for wllhfaham, Mass, spend
lng sunday a. Andoycr al Rev. ,. \.
Wilson's.
Very line stocks ~ Christmas goods
have becn displayed AZ cur millinery
stores and "a i. 4. Gerry's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
RnckEiEIn-


The snd,ien death ~ Rev. Lawrence
Cumming. of New York. ~ pneumonia
last week was = shock "a HI. many friend.
here. 60 whom be- had endcared hlmself
by tokens ~ lnterest aud love. lie lie
lighted to spend hi vacations Va this
vicinity, having two sisters. Mrs. Hattie
Damon being hi twin mate With whom
he usually solurned while here. last
summer h. supplied the pulpit 81 the
baptist Church Tor i've az in weeks, ~
h. had many times before. Iiis last text
here sunday, sept. sth, before returning
"a New York was from : Corinthians
2; n, Theme: The change or transform
log by the spirit II the Lord, will long
b. remembered a. dlscour-e of great
power. Mr.. Cummings entered the min
istry late In life after succcssful career
In business per.ulis. \ Presbyterian In
hi. UNCONVENTIONAL views. hat very liberal
spirited. great student, all hls sermons
being characterized by breadth aud
depth aud power and originality that
commanded the close attention ~ his
hcarrs. ~. los will h. deeply felt.
Tie leaves wife and three daughters,
Who have the sympathy of their Buck
Held friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
WEST SUMNER.

The little girl ~ u. :. Harmon, Who
Was reported sick a wcyk ago, died ON
SUNDAY II mcmhrsnou. Group.
"Wednesday evening. entertainment AZ
the ,c.try va. a merry occasion Tor the
Young people. Harlan Msl'cc took the
prize for hest work. cup aud saucer /,
that Tor worst looking specimen, q box
containing spool ~ thread. needle aud
thimhle. with Injunction a. learn how to
uss them. a. Luther Hollis.
Fine skating un Pleasant Pond, which
Nas we'll Improved hy our village ani
North rau. Young folk up to Wedur.-
day. rin. since which time veil
adopt south Buckheld'. advice aud .ay
nothing about the weather, with thanks
for communication and parion begged
for accepting -aryasm wherv none "a.
Intended.
Christmas, az usual, strain. purse aud
train II people 81 small means tO know
how 10 make little 90 a good ways'
among lot. II friend. to b. remembered.
Clinton Buck l. la the woods, working
for Foster 4 Marble. a. Last year; l.. l..
Merrill Tor George staples.
\ fox wa. rrceutiy kiilci 10y u. g. ".
Cu.hmin. bat another hunter shot near
/ IA ~ the samc time. Tie honor- 4 ~ aud
spoil. we're divided.
The DAY. arr 10 their shortest.
Johnny liacon has returned Ia com
merrlal college in Portland.
Merry Christmas aud Happy New
Year Ia correspondents of Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
SOUTH suckFieLp.

The weather l. an artful decelyer.
uennie Gerrish drove four beef oxen
to the city thi. week.
N. 4. Conant has bought the timber
on the south side of the ruld On the \.
a.. Packard farm aud OmplOy. force ~
men cutting H.. II viii be- hauled Ia the
river anil will 20 Ia Turner village Ia
willard.
Hut little lee |. found Ia the helds {;
there being mo- frost la the ground the
water has nearly all been absorbed.
Year after year there !. quiet discus
slon going on la town Ne to the relative
merits ~ blowing In barn-yarl manure
aud applying Il Ia the surface aud har-
rowing u In. II l. a question worthy III
discussion aud investigation by farmers.
let Va not be too sure We are right until
Ne have tried both ways. Wemiy men,
ton our experience hereafter.
X. :. Whitman l. said Ia h. violently
insane.
Horace futile has been thrcshlng at
East Hebron aud Buckfleld.
III. =. Mclntire, who has been suffering
from hemorrhage of the Kidneys AT \. q.
Roberts. l. Improving.
Tie writer would like Ia exchange hi.
two-year-old Nolute colt for young
horse. Thi. colt, "Goy. Bodwell," l. a
promising colt.
Oscar Roberts l. NJ work for Charlie.
Mckenney. lie expects soon to go "a
work In a shoe shop at the city.
The farmers luck-he has sold hi ap
Piles aud now the market Il booming.
We were amused the other day as thu
train came up To hear Master Tommi'
Russell exclalm Mamma, the railroad
l. running away"
Eugene Waite 1. soon to become :
cream gatherer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
Anarn auckElrln

". \. Turner. our blacksmith, u
alout the bu.le.t mau In our place.
T.. u. Austin has sold his pine lumbeI
Ia willard n True ~ Turner village
Romano Lowe has taken len Thousand
a. land on the river near nuckhcld VI
hgr. AMI Nu.tin ]. going to land th'
halance. about lnp thousand. l.uthel
Turner. laurin kr-n and Guy mrncl
arr AZ work Tor him noE. lie l. goin.
a. put Ia mOrr men a. soon AZ Their
CONES snow.
There have b.cn lot ~ oxen aud COW
changing hand. in our vicinity the pas
wesk ~ ten dtys. Cows bring a fat
pricc boat oXcn ~ IT rulnously low
pricrs.
The boy. aud girl. have been impro,
lng the skating for the past few even
ing.
Jimmie Record aud Frank Dcoostrr o
south rad.. tWu boy Who used to liN'
Ia our school district, arr here ,isiiiu.
friends fof frW days.
Elijah Turner Killed the bo.s PIX
81 pounds.
Jim Bicknell Ia. got done thrrshlng
Y. u. Bicknell .. Ninicring nine hor.'
Kind.
Charlie. Warrcns wife aud children
arr AZ hi. father. for few days.
oar .chool teacher l. from Turnel
Centre Instead ~ Mechanic Falls as ~
ported In q former communication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
AIRAhX-

Mi.s Alice L.. daughter 81 ~. -. VII
bur. IA. gone Ia Pennington Ia attend
the Normal school. She has becn a sue
cessiul teacher. bat desires more thor
Ough qualification.
Dora Getchell IA. gone Ca LEWISTON to
.pend a week. and then will return to
.pend the winter With her mother, Mr..
Charlotte :. Cummings.
Grin stiles. ~ Bethel, Ia. moved into
the \. :. Cole house ~ the Corner.
Daniel CLARK aud wife are visiting
their son. Arthur. az south Paris.
Osgood Drew and wife are Visiting
her sister aud daughter at Norway VII
lage.
The Congregational society and sun
dav school will have festival aud TIRE"
a the church Christmas eve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

Rouello q. Davi. l. teaching school at
Milton.
\ \. Drury, graduate ~ the Amer
lean Institute IT rhrcnology. will lee
turc At the hotel hall, Monday evening,
pcC. -.
There will b. hall AZ the Glen Mt.
House, Tuesday evening, dec. ~ music
by Norway Orchestra, !. II. lIasclion,
prpmptcr. Tickets. Der couple, ~
c-nis; supper, per couple, - cents. All
arc Invited.
Christmas viii not h. observed here NJ
either ~ the churches.
Rcpair. ar bcing made on the iron
bridge below here.
Augustus Mounifor cut his foot 80
Vrrcly last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
DENMARK.

Charlie. y. lllakc has got strong agaiI
after hi. fever and returned To- hls worl
~ Someryille. Ma.s.
Mr.. Moses VI. BENNETT Visits hel
daughter. Mr.. George Walker, AZ Frye
burg.
Mr.. Nellie VI. GRAY spends the holl
day. With friends In Portland.
The members II Prof. Coles dancing
school RECALLED themselves Friday night
With an eNccllent oyster supper AZ th'
Bartlett House.
D.. D.. swans blacksmith shop caught
IRE "Wednesday evening bat fortunately
Wa discovered hy Nj. swan, Who enter
81 la the course ~ the evening just b.,
fore the fire got much Roadway. \ few
pals % water pat a stop "a the flames
and few dollars which the Insurance.
company vill pay will repair the dam
agr.
Jacob Fru.t. native ~ this town,
dicd pcc. %. at Grundy Centre, Iowa
aged - YEAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
sCwRI


VIII williamson had narrow escap-'
from druW ming FRIDAY ~ last Wrvk. Ia
attempting o. cross Bear River CA thr
lac d. broke Boo wherv The water was
dcrl,. aud Ga The struggle to ct oui be-
came nearly exhausted before b. cue
ces,ls,l iu doing 80.
Tuesday a al accident happened To
two Ladies we'll know In this place. Mr..
Tsrsell. mother ~ Ell y. ~tearus' wife.
anI Porter Fnrveli's wifr, iu turning the
corner near John swan. potato house
a Bethel wrrr thrown from The -l'igl'
nn tn the See aud frozen ground both
Ladies Werr seriously injured. u was
fsarr,l th- elder Mr.. FsrNell had her
hin broken. rorter's Nife va. badly
hrliss,i about the head AMI face. They
Wsr, taken into the house ~ John swan,
Who 3. brother 81 Mr.. farwell. AMI
kindly carel Tor.
noticr In my last card the term two
.lr.iliur appear. minus tie two. ln
logger. parlance tNO-slc,idiug means
hauling log. from the ward on two slc'is'
Omiiting the prefix Ia the Item rrirr
a. make. the sense rather obscure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

Tlls sshool Ia Distract No. :. taught
hy Miss Nhhir llihhs. close. thu week.
THURSDAY evening her scholars made h~r
a surprise party, some ~ The little ONES
walking morr THAI two miles io hef
hume. ~hs vas a. much surprised IA.
they could Ni.h and mlly appreciated
thrir Wilt. ihcy All enioycd the even
ing and the impromptu trrat ~ pop corn
aud moassss candy.
VIII Iihhs las gone home o. lcefing
charlie. n. Dodge 3. az colby this vim
ter.
Bert Maxim Who has h~vn AZ Mcudon,
Macs. The past YEAR, l. nov learning ih'
machiuisi's trade.
O'tonnor 81 Norway Was down last
wc.k aud par leo placc The base II d
monument Goa n. VI. E,errtt'. l"i. W,
hear that several other monuments VII
b, pat On before long II begins Go look
a. though Monumental Cemetery would
b. a good name fur the yard. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24


II l. still mild aud pleasant this (fri
day) morning. bat our roads are q be,l
IT icc aud teams arc doing their best
work for the season ca runners.
Henry Iudkins has again moved from
Albany Ca West Bethel.
The thief Who took the watches frou
\. :. beans .tore l. It'll ~ large.
D.. a.. Wheeler aud daughter Minnie
arr attending state Grange NJ Belfast.
AUNT" Naomi Grover u very sick
With lung fever. She I. - years ~ age,
Nelson Wilbur !. also on the sick list.
\. :. Ilean will .oou have hi. board
saw az work herr aud will do custom
saving Tor the people.
y. u. shaw loaded ear of potat"c-
herr for 4. :. swan lat "wednesday At
l0 ccuts per bushel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

tyccums arr grpWiug morv aud NOR,
Interesting with mll houss nearly
ever, uighi. \ mock trial j. hcing talk
90 o.
4 rain .form lat fhur.,lay nearly DE-
.fruys,i car .lsighing much o. The ~
grit ~ the luggrrs.
The dramaiir club arr rrhearsing their
drama. bel Ni.l,e thr tlouds, Shich theN
proposes. to pIa1 in ahuut tao serks-
Ert. n a. tnsk holds meeting. az th'
.shonlhousr Goa Monday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

The .chool in ihis district commenced
n,r..isy. D,c. 18th. unler the ln.truc-
ton ~ Nj. Libby.
rruf. \. \. Dmry gave two textures
here last Friday ini saturday. III. sub
jet va. phvnology. The lecture. were
very interesting
The Mill Ma hut down last Monday
anl gave the hovs loaf.
Nil. Alicc rinklam j. stopping At \.
a.. Mooi.um's.
We understand there l. going a. b. a
Christmas tr-c Ia the church. Wciucs-
dtv. Dee. 2ith.
Ml.s Bertha Green, ~ Shelburn, l. at
tending school Ia thl. village aud i
boarding with ". =. Carr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
HIRAM


Mr.. William II. linscutt, station and
express agent ~ Bridgton Junction in
Hiram. has returned from a Ni.ii 10 hls
mother and hi- brother. Hon. Melville
&. lin.coti. ~ Milford, Geiry County,
Kansas, calling also on hl. former neigh
bor. Jane. l.. lllll. Eco, of Glidden,
Iowa.
On Friday, saturday aud Monday
evenings Sullivan. Dramatic 60. held
entertainment. at the Grange Hall.
Two men have recently been assault
cd la the covered bridge. This rum busi-
nes- will receive It, quictu. by aud by.
Arthur Storcr still remains la feeble
health with lung trouble.
John aud Charles Near are illlng
position. IN Boston.
Ralph \. Wadsworth j. stlll at the
sandwich Islands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
nrssr>.rm's NOTICE.
orrI,1 90 rHE -nEEITF 90 oxToRp {
SIATI uF MAINE

OFTIsE 90 TuE -HTRITT 90 ONToRp COUNTY
STATE 90 MAINE.
OXFORD, - - ncs 18th. 4. -. l--9.
This 4 g. give Nutioe, that ou The 18th Jay al
pes. \. ~. ls<,. Warrant IN INSOLVENCY
va is.is-i cat II The Count ~ insolvency ID
saii CoLnty ~ ONfori. against the estate II
George !. nruxn. ~ DiNhshi, adjuilget o. II
an lnsoiytnt Debtor on petition ~ sahi Dehtof
which Istitiou Ma nissi On The lith day ~ Dec
a ~ ls~i. o. which lat namei late intsrvst ~
claims Il o. ~ computed, that ths aymem o
ans deids AMI tle delivery anl transfer ~ ani
property lcionung o. ALL debtor, o. him ~
far his nee Ani The delivery AMI transfer ~ ans
Irulserty hy him arr forbidden ~ Law, that
meeting - the Creditors - sail Dcbtor to prON'
their flstts anil rhsss-s Que 90 nofe AssiEuces ~
hi estate will is he'll NJ Count ~ insolvency
o. ~ hoiien a Pafis In all County, on The -
day u Jan. a. u. leo. II nine o'closk In m
Given under my hand the date ar.t Aboy'
written.
WI. u. TAINTER. Deputy sheriff,
a. Messenger ~ the Court ~ Insolvency, %
sAid County ~ oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

hi. viii - the hst card bei ore
chri.tm.. therefore ! vii follow IN
80 IN custom by Wishing the pubus''-
-. AMI al the members OF the u''K'"
lev dsy. Of good .leighing aud To-
va .,,s ts,ming on Open road. has p''s,
excellent bat Ia the ~"'a' ''o
snd swamp- arr open. M .,.,,.J nm
4. :. Beans steam naln h.alsd in
..,srlav. Th. birth i being haul' '1 =. aa
-, ,oJ .boaId the roads held good y, l'
all have lumber enough 10 run all VIII
Some Norway partie. kille,i a nm w.,
v..rling deer near 'srioou 49,, IN,
..f week. They report dee' P''"'' ~
hard % get. 49,, vester-
a,v looking after poplar. .,.,,h.
UXF.I. Bean are cutting '''
into stove wood BY water power
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
EAST WATERFORD

a.. y. Ahloit came home the 18th a.
spend the winter. John ". he"n u
working for him getting oui timber.
There will p. Christmas trc ani
party az Mr.. \. y raiicrson's. We'd
nc.'lay evening.
Kenny -. Rolfc aud wife aud !. u.
llaskell arc home trum Norway a few
days.
l.. VI. ~,nlcr.on lost coW last week
Frank Mar.ton, ~ Norway, l. work
Ing Cor whitney buck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
ROKRURY

M. LoCkc shoi a uicc fat der Mon
dat. DER arr plenty. bat ths snou l. 81
crust, that 10 l. hard matter o. ~
within shooting distance ~ them.
Charlie. lartiett l. in town running
cat Die flml~r land.
The warm weather .. bad Tor logging,
it kfff. thr mud hulc- upeu.
orrcnIief ilo.ision and daughter psss-
"a herr ou their vav Ca the funeral II
Ahlrau iiols,iou In Hyrun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

school commrnc,,i again this week.
Al % tn .torv. arr we'll nll~i Nth
Christmas gu,iis.
W have about lo.i our .leighing
again.
he river 0. quite high and the W. j.
liable o. hrrak az. the second time thls
month.
q. e. Fainter l. moving Into Mr..
Hichsrl.on's rrnt. Mr.. Fainter I. en-
gagrsi With toe .I-'ol mill compauy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24
nIIEAn

The weather for few davs has bc-n
very mild aud " look. ~ though We may
lc.r our nlce sleighlng.
\ Young man hy the name ~ Watson
had an arm broken one dsy last week
while irving io adjust belt Ia j. W.
Bennett's mill.
We have a smart Young woman whose
husband l. AZ work In the woods. he
.idc. doing her Homework she takes
care of the barn and quite a stock ~
cattle.
re. kimhall 4 Go. have put Ia = lot
~ nics Christmas guo,is.
Nell Mason l. setting an iron wheel In
John Night's mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

H...r 81 a.. frrn arrfsararrr r
$500 - r....-,f
t.-s Al r.. -. luh a NJ Er.af,i l.
Castle. Hm n llamHnI "f - 49,
..., r..r-.
t.r.rs.I va. sr.i ls.r.isr
Ufaar. aHsf ta Hrite
"a. ...r.t,. ~ ~ .t.ry tali-
fs.r. ga .ff.s sac
Nt,
rr.r.....t t....sffs IT, uan.isunE
..r.. $500. .ffrsnHrff
r.f-...t.t ii. n rsnisr-i resrs.
r.a.sa "a "a "a "a
'.-s
w. - ~. ..l railrnai ~
h...I .s-I t. r.ar
o. ns A.. 40 .f' aA ffi-fn'
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ths steam min started up Nonday.
Mr.. \. :. jordan :. Waiting friend.
Ina LYNN, Mass.
III friends ~ William Harding turned
cat and held ehopping l--e Monday.
fgf The purpose 20 getting him a supply
~ fuel. Mr.. Harding l. unable % wofk
ant The thoughtmlness % frieuds In mi.
natter l. NrrY Cummeniahlr.
christmas g,--is arr GA deck a. al II
ihs stursts
William Milton !. chopplng wocd for
samuel Hstton.
eco. Nndress Weut o. south RoNhury
and pat In furnace for ". a. Howe
lues,lay.
4. ". A .. 4. Thomas have moved
ne Messsrvr icc house FROM T'carl Love
ioy's a. tlIe north shie n their hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

A f-nUnr rain asa noe kcsp people
...r f.r 90 srcond meetlng % The
D.. ranrt sni social Cirrie weine.-
lsretl rr The affeniancr was hrg.
.-ffs- .f o. nrsi mrefing the liter
,-t rr.rrammr cuuslsfei - An Hour
80 .'res brief bat eNcslleuf
.s..f % ur Woime.' life and work
49, -rsI ht NJ e. r. Waterman. and
..rr-.. elections erre read. fhs music
..-.trI 90 duet hv Niss IVA Frank
,-f NJ. n 4 Chtse ani tvo han'o
49,. tr Nr Hoolf. ali - which $40
usI -e.s.te.I NJ Hrc,it being obliged
q. -r.r.rI tn an encorr. The neNt
-..f.-- @ fhe circle cnnes on Nev
Nn-. atrr.nr anil the committee I'm
fenI FL. rrsI.rr special Programme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-24

rhe ldics 20 ths Christian circle arr
o. have an oyster anil pastry supper AZ
III town house ou Christmas eNc.
AMI Christmas trve immediately after
10 the ehurvh near hV.
M funeral "a The late Mr.. y. e..
Oharles "a fryehurg. Formerly 20 thi.
tusn, took plsce at thu Congregational
church AZ the Icutfr. "Wednesday after.
noou. >efvicvs Nvre also held AZ frye-
hurg in the forenoon. Rev. William
-auhro's ofilcht~'i a. both place. assist
"a Ina the afternoon hy Rev. T.. \. liar
loW.
Married Ia Lowell. Dcc lpih. by Rev.
=. N. Can't. Mr.. josiah n. FoN ~ Lowell
tnd Miss Matte Bearisley ~ Waterford.
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nlcsvAIT

4. =. Farrar L. doing quite r. business
logging D. has CLARK Barke anil Prank
Knight helplng him.
The rvmtln. 20 Eihsl llammon. the
only child 20 n. = llammou ~ sumner
uerv hruughi hsrr for burial The 18th
Iust Funrrnl no the nicksals school
house. 4. a. Nht-ott ofiiCiating.
Madi.uu Noosisum has chargv 20 the
pickVale .chool this winter AM.