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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
eRxrauao

Christmas vacation has brought IL
usual number of home-comers-Ciayton
w. rtke and Will Morgan from Phllssiel.
phls, samuel I.cke from Loseli. MIS-
Hattie l'ike from walihsm. I.sAh Ilarker
and Anna Barrows from Boston.
W. w. To~lc. Eco, 90 Bcsion, and
Mr.. :. r. Livingston Of Hartford semi-
nary, are At Dr. W. 4. Towie's.
u. >crope Howe Ia al home from Port
land.
Richard Chase, y. \. ~, now In iIar-
vari Medical school, has been In the
village this week.
Miss Chapman of Auburn has been
sdd.si Ia the corp. of teachers In the
academy.
Nj. butler l.ft for Newton, Mass, on
Monday. Miss ". y. bradley went with
her tn Portland. Mis-. Butler will return
Zoe the last half term.
Mi.. Esa u. walker, Who has been
teaching al North Conway, u now At
home.
Ml.. susie Walker IN. ben lick the
past wcek-narrowiy escaped fever.
Nj. ". n. rareox spent Christina.
With hi. family.
The Christians SUNDAY school concert
20 the New Jerusalem church wss held
on sunday evening. Their Christina.
tire sas a rhomp-ons Hall on wcine--
DAY evening. aud the Congregational az
the Ncsiry on Thursday evening. Both
we're much enjoyed by the young folks,
a. usual.
IN. Woman. club hell q very sue
ge.sftil meeting Al A. hall ON frid.V
afternoon. sahbert, Emerson, with a
very elaborate program Arranged by the
literature commlttce, Miss \. ~. Tasting.
and Mr.. Mary ". Lord, Who had pro-
Vii~i life-slts likeness ~ the ">sgr of
ooncorl." which Will In future adorn
the RON. More than thirty women,
old sod Young, we're present, In the snow
storm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
DENMARK.

Mrs. Marllla Ingall. Who has been Ia
Portland for two weeks has rrturnc,
home.
Mr.. u. &. Harmon Ia. gone on pleas.
ur- trip to IIav.rhIii aud Boston. VII
stop there over ,hri.tma. aud New
Year.
The Newell family'of half bred iDdl'
aus, gave an illustration ~ their man
nrr. and custom. al odd Fellows Hall,
bee. sith. II va. quite well attended
Mr.. swan our blacksmith gave Christ
ma. chicken a. each ~ his employee.
n took brace TAI ~ around.
A.P. Merrill, superintendent, ~ the
tni,.rsallsi sunday school gave q Christ
ma. dlnncr az hi. house Ia all connected
With th. .chool.
q. VI. sanhorn ~ iIa,.rhill. Mass, u
q, m. ~antorn homestead for the winter
rr~i S,nborn !. hauling poplar "a
Ufownnsli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
4 Srosy or tluA, KELLOGG

90, EIHah kellogg 20 ilarPsSell i
utI kuugu a. writer 20 fasctnaiine
.f.r.r. fur boys. although minister ~
thf su.psi uoe, aud ths sun ~ another
..--st man. ln biz youth IL Was ~
iHIfr % attending church than l. the
a.tngr boy. llis father required hls
.aa o. attend regularly. ou- day IN"
father uutii~i the absence 20 Eliiah. Who
h.i gone a. the seaside % D. siih the
.aI.Drs and hear their warns. Nhen The
trlaut ryturn-i his fAihrf met him Nth
aH Inquiry a. % where D. had hccn.
Iu tht Methodist church, faih~f, ~
oiled EIiah. "Ah' to the Methodist
church pid you hear good -srmon'
ns,rI,iu. an Affirmative reply, h. ~
.s.rri III .in o. give the text aud the
,h.sf points 20 ths disCuur.c. klVah
hsuusg 49, up ordinary hoy. aud De- AZ
once thoughf II tsNt, aud Al once D.
gl1 io give .ynopsis 20 an imaginary
.rrui1u. IT, Sas going GA swimming ~,
l1i was hsginnlng "a D. Coundent that
hs Wouli. this time, escape The prnsltf
Or h.. truanrv. When h. Nas hrvughi
% ..tIl standing. by = trrmsndous hoN
.r fhr ear. Young man, AID his Ia
'hrf. siernly. No Methodist minister
ever prctthssi such doCtrins as That
p -. acyusiom.d to hear tongrrga-
f.HraI presching. had treated hi text
uurh a. hi pastor ~ould have doo. .
lli thu acute mind ~ hi father, well
,ir,r.,l la church cr-r'is aud Polcmilcs,
htI driectr,i his errur In putting into
Do mouth ~ a Methodist minister q
t.,trns ahhorrcnt % all disciples al
l.hn wesley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
UPTON

D-xmhsr came In Ike loo aud la.
held IT, ON thus far.
The infant .ou IL Ellsworth LOMBARD
Was buried Tuesday.
Rev. :. :. York preached In the
church Sunday morning from the words
..For they shall D. filed" Mr.. York
~.nt into Mr.. Vests camp la the even.
lng. lie also attended the funeral
tuesday. ,
There VAS a crystal wedding at l.. D.
bragg. Tuesday evening.
w~idings 81 all descriptions are In
order AZ the present time In this place.
AN. Judkins and wife have gone to
Norway To spend Christina. under the
home roof-trve. william Taylor IL
doIny the ehore. during thslr absence.
Help l. not plenty a. all the ao'e-
hodIei men are la the woods.
charlie Abtait has finished pressing
h,y ,.r M stearns aud Ia. moved his
ure.s "a n. I. Brown's. lie vii De
.ome In two weeks to press the sinai
lots In Upton.
Thoma. n. Bragg has been quite sick
hut /. more comfortable.
Mr.. II. q. Brooks has gone =" She.-
burn.. y. a., Ia spend the Winter WIN
her frisni.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
GRAFTON.

There l. but very little that VIII ~ o'
interest 20 write tonight. ] sm Ia q
LOGGING camp tonight. Perhaps u you
x,rr here yoa would nnd much that
would - ~ interes; 90 you. There arc
Ave logging camps In this town ana Tour
men an. logging and boarding At bone.
IN The camp where am there H. nan
Nth broken leg. lie broke his leg
soms tim. In November. lie gets
.,oand on crutehes some now. ne '.
from Prince Edward i.lsnd an preferr,a,
20 s,sy In camp until his lex u well
m. ,hInl. ne will be- able 10 work some
time iu January next. In TN. camp
,hs,. ar, seventeen men. i've horses ana
one woke Of oxen. We have yariei ana
\, the river nearly three thou,An an,
tr,..- There Il about two AMI one ns'I
f.., Of snow here In the woods. ssns~
~Inter act la Il has been very nns ws~ I'D
or Tor numbering snd the moot OF tne
crews have doae finely. IN one camp
thew have had several Case OF tne
mum,~ bat there are none siek Win then
IN csmp pox. They have Got into soe,e
families and will probably 80 tnfoesn.
ths whole town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
BUckelelp.


Rev. y. q. rreuch. Of Turner. preached
al the Baptist church sunday the 3isi
In exchange With Rev. u. y. Lawrence.
Miss Mary l.. Bisbcc has pony aud
O slriyh.
William Dean. only con Of Robinson
Dean. Who was brought home from q
hospital In Boston the 18Th Of October,
died Monday the III Int.
Amlal Jones has bsrgslnel hls home
stead 90 Mrs. Geo. W. Paris.
Henry Nulty moved the past week to
the vacant tenement In &. II. Tuttle's
house.
J. A. Rawson returned from Colorado
Monday, the ssd, accompanying the re
mains 10 his brother, Colby Rawscn, tn
Island Pond, VI.
q. X. Hall, ". n. left for New lamp
shire on a canvassing tour.
Christmas passed OF very quietly ow-
Ing to the had travelling. Christmas
ssles did not clean mp so well as usual.
The Rsinforths did not carry out the
thru nights programme advertised.
Gin shows stand poor chance In this
community.
Harry 4. Prince arrived home from
Kansas aud the Indian Territory after
an absence ~ nearly -four years.
r. =. Bridghsm, ~ Portland, WAS In
town Christmas.
Mrs.. n. u. waldron Il spending few
DAYS In Portland.
The travelling public arr dnding their
way Ia the new hotel. aud going away
~lih an air IL coutentmeui.
4. ". whltien % Augusta Was In town
last week.
George u. Bl.bce, E.q., has purchasei
the machine shop aud water power With
the machinery, &C., 81 Edward u. Cole.
Mr.. Arlington Damon, q practical ma
chinist, has leased the same ~ Mr.. His
be- and will occupy the frat floor for
machine shop aud Oh. basement Tor re-
pairs 10 carriages aud general wood
work. &c. Mr.. Damon u fine ma
chinl.t, having served regular apprcu-
tic-.hlp, aud l. prepared Ia do all kinds
20 lathe work and general rcpsirs ~ all
Kind. % farm, mill and factory machln-
cry. lle viii occupy the premise. feb-
ruary I. l>9l. 4 few morr purchase. 81
real estate aud Mr.. Bl.bcc. like AleNsn-
der selkirk, viii b. lord Of all he sur
,cys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
OXFORD.


Dr. aud Mrs. iler.ey are spending 4
week In Boston with their daughter, Mi..
II. y. lier.ey.
Frank Hawkes. I. at home for the holt
days.
Miss Lotiie Walker 81 Portland, IL vis-
iiing friends here.
Jas. Jones. Geo. Heath aud 4. :. Full
er, returned last week. Heath shot t~o
deer and Fuller one.
Fred webber has moved 10 Norway
lie IA. rented his place to Lewis smith
The village school closed last week.
The usual Christmas exercises were
held here, on Wednesday evening. \
Christmas arch at the Congregational
church, aud on Thursday q tree at ths
Methodist church.
A masquerade ball will be- held al
Bumpu. Hall, on Wednesday evening
dec. 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
souIn eucsr,elp.

The sudden advent of wlnter found
many animal. roaming In IN. pastures,
.omc 20 which u IL quite possible are
.tlll at large and revive. . tale of my
hoybocd dsysi
Probably morr than forty years ago
David Bonney. living In the town ~
sumner, In the spring ~ the year dro,.
HI. surplus stock away tn the pasture 81
Nathan farar, hi. pasture having a
range of the east side 10 Mollock-tt
Mountsin. In the fall 10 IN. year when
II came "hoaslng time" Mr.. iIonney,
.esrrh q. he would, could nowhere ind
one ~ al. ,hrrc-year-old steers, Nani NE
va. reluctantly forc~i Ia Oh. conclusion
that II va. .los,, 'strayed or stolen" and
abandoned the search. IN. hr.t of
March q hunter In quest 20 game. chanc-
81 la hl. prr-grinstlon. Ia Ascend to the
top 20 Old Mollockr,t aud there b. found
an Acr- or mor- 81 .psc- upon u. snow
crowned summit troi .lmllar. To q barn
YARD: all the bushe. aud limb. and even
bark were closely trimmed and there In
hi. snow bound corral was--,he long los,
steer. poof and gsunt Ia h. SURF from hi.
.can, fsr,. bat .till alive aud active.
Mr.. Ronney ws. notified. q path va.
brok.n - the mountain top, the .t.-r
driven homs aud lived Ia become Q us.-
ful on. hi. nav Seem lncr-ilhl. bat
many sr nov living In sumner Who will
,ouch for u. truth.
With shat tshscl,y our John cling. Ia
HI. chosen Vocabulary. ! would not
critici.. the chosen wsys ~ brother
bot u doe. really ...m that the natural
pride In one'. birth place aud future home
ought Ia in.plr- something more el-,at-
Ing. You are offending your future
nsighhor..
Ori.on Jordan ~ Hartford, l. occas-
.lonally In town With hls Young Bsby
bean stallion. IL I. the on. that made
th-m oIrn their eve. so Wide az race on
the Ice at North Turner Bridse las, Win
ter.
". have the b-., Jersey yet, raised by
Mes.r.. Briggs 20 Auburn.
our John liksn. himself Ia di.h rag
wrung dry aud discarded. Ms,sphorI-
cally Speaking the world seldom Incur.
the trouble ~ wringing before rejection.
We the, LIEUT.. lAfor-., How. lately.
lie Ia. conclud.Si very .ucc..sful irm-
pcnncc locturing tour In Washington
County.
Mary Anna Bacon "a. At home on
Christmas.
Abel iri.h pay. si.co for l., AMI si.o
Zoe .nis.
". met Clarence lIutchins, .ou ~ :.
u. iIutchlns, Esq., 20 Iumfori, recently.
lie I. bookkeeping Tor j. A. Hickman
a Co, Mechanic falls.
We met u. Walker Mchr.n for the
first time al the farmers Institute. We
vcrr fs,orably Impressed.
We me, Charlie. Rouney ~ East sum
ner m. other day. lie .-.m. bat wreck
~ III. former .elf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
nEbRoN

Tuesday morning Henry >,ssrn. and
Miss faunie Donham were mtrlesi a,
the residence IL the bride. father, DIR.
Duuham. Rev. Dr. Crane oi'iciai-i.
Mr.. aud Mr.. >tcarns have gone Ia Mon.
tr,sl 90 spend q week.
Nil. !Nbbis iilhhs I. la California
spending the winter.
Mr.. pr. Donham went To llrrnoru
la.i week and brough, Ilax.l home.
The school In District No. closed
"wednesday Nth exercise. by the school
ais Who had treat ~ Ice crcam AFTER
ward.
MIS- Grace Bumpus has also closed
her school Ia the Cobb District, both b.
iug the SECOND terms the Young ladic.
have taught la the districts.
Ia. Christina. cntertsl nment va. held
In the chapel q. usual With q large at
tendance. The little one- are always
ready for Chrls,ms. u IL !. ever 81 cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
SWEDEN

born. November 29th, Ia the wife 81
Clarence T.. Ring, q daughter.
Born. Dccembcr sth, Ia the wife 81
Marx u. Perry, son.
Principal Owen u. stone of salem,
Mas, l. to spend hi. Christmas 'aca-
ton Al the Stone homestead Ia Sweden.
Frank D.. stone has recently bought q
valuable thrcc-ycs.-oli col, OF Eastman
Broth.rs Of lowell.
Mrs. Jo.~ph y. Adam. u To finish the
.chool Ia the l,lilon b.lghhorhood which
wa. b-gun by Walter l,iilon, who left
UNEXPECTEDLY for Boston, after teaching
two weeks.
Mr.. Davis, nee Milly Moody, % Den
Yer, Col, l. visiting her friend. In swe-
den.
socl,ble at the town hall Tuesday
evening.
No publlc Observance u Christmas Ia
town bat several family trees are Ia
preparstiOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
A.DOytp

Thsrr SAsa Christmas entertainment
and trc- AZ the Congregational church
"Wednesday evening The bras. hand
gave a frvc cunceft Christmas nlghi.
william Milton aud family are spend
Ing the Christmas holiday. a, their
b"me In >sckSllle. y. u.
The s,carns mill started NJ last Mon
d,y.
ny. Corson has clo.>i his tchool al
Mexico AMI l. home for fcs weeks.
Alb-rt Cushman u AZ IN. Lakes Tor q
feN w--k. With the whltnsys.
Charlie. Dresser has teen quite .ics
bat l. Improving nov.
L., cutting !. the orlcr 10 the day.
II. 4. Merrill will haul lol cord. ~
hlrh % the steam MILL from his place In
Byron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
HIRAM.


A merry Christmas Ia all the readers
Of aud contributors to the Oxford Dem
ocrat, especially our venerable friend
Hon. Jacob II. Lotejoy, of Albany, Who
turns back from the shadows Of the
grave to bless us long with his pure and
peaceable life and de~is.
ON Wednesday evening, DIR. Charles
T.. Wilson and hls estlmablc wife opened
their hospltable aud commodious resl-
deuce To the Congregational church and
circle, the teachers aud puplls of the VII
lsge schools. An excellent supper MAS
furnished and after music and rccltstious
we represented Old santa Claus, and
distributed several hundred presents.
II. O. Greene and ". Ripley FLINT NJ
turned from Cardiff Tenn, not 20 vel
pleased with the business out look ~
they expected.
Having contributci to the Democrat
mere OF iess for Is years We closo with
this card, four years, snbrckss ssrScs and
the end u not yet.
Thls 70 the coolest nscember We have
ever known,
NJ. Ersstus Storer d Lame In ops Of
biz fsss and isars dry eangrsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
FAST sRowNrlslo.

Merry Chri.tma. Ia all the Bear Bri-
gade aud all the patrons ofthe Democrat.
The day clear and cold like an old
fashioned winter day.
The usual Christmas tree at the Town
Hall failed Ia appear, much Ia the dis
appointment IL some 81 the children.
Family trees at the parsonage and W.
II. stickney's.
Circle met at Mrs. Jacob Colby's on
the 2ith.
C.E. Allard l. at home from Boston,
Whitman stickn.y from Redstone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
FAST SUMNER.

The dia.rvui soci.tl.s united In a
Christine. festival AZ the Congregational
church, ou Thursday evening.
Slncc oar last r-cord CA porkology, y.
D.. Rove has killed hi. pig which Dressed
49, H..
We think that m. returns srr nov all
In and nov ior ths voting contest. Ih"f.r
arr lot. "a popular ladies la OXFORD
County and al arv entitled to the pIile--
good husband. We think that "John
would make such an Que II be would
throw himself upon the market
I.ots 20 our Young people aFr main-
monislly inclin.d just nov aud .ouir nave
entered tl,e - clss.. phrr. are h'hA-
ering.
The late blizzard badly blocked the
r..d. oVer the hill. and travelling i
some = hat hard.
SIoCIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
olxslslp CENTRE.

Christmas passed OF very quietly at
thi. place, a. DID my friendly neighbor's
big turkey which your correspondent
had the pleasure Of helping 10 dispatch.
May We all live Ia enjoy many similar
occasloas--is my humble prayer.
We have had an abundance of snow.
Wind, aud cold weather, for the past
week, In fact, We haven't done much OF
anything, but break roads.
snow drifts ten feet high are quite
plenty. December IL nearly gone, but
II has left lts mark, aud the man that
saida month ago that IL was gcisg 70 b.
q mli one IL mum.
Willis W. Towle, Geo. T. Porter and
q. &. Marsh are hauling poplar for the
Canton pulp mill.
Enos r. Gould has got his blacksmith
shop completed and IL ready for busI-
ness.
AL shall not zee you again In $50
wish you all happy New Year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
NOQwAv LANE

J. Grin smith came home from Cape
Elizabeth To spend Christmas week.
Miss y. y. Stevens has gone to Port
land.
J. e. Ssunder. aud wife spent Christ
mas nj Albion Halls.
Arthur Tucker, wife aud child spent
Christmas day at IBen). fuckers.
Miss Evelyn Bartlett has gone Ia Bos-
ton to spend the winter.
A Miss Moody of stonehsm IL at work
for Mrs. j. l.. Partridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
aayANT,s BOND.

One Of our prominent towpsmeu ~
Gently sent an order 90 . Michigan nrm
aud forgot 90 add HE signature. The
nrm made out the order and sent Il On
our postmaster With . note In which he
says 1.-THE party who cent this money
vii curse and swear that you or stole
u, as IL usually the case" The post
master found the owner at last and he
has hIs goods. There are no doubt
thousands az cases every month like
this where the postmaster ar dealer has
Ia suffer condemnation ON account of
the carelessness Of others.
Christmas was duly observed here
Thursday evening by cantata At the
tniversslist church. There MAS q large
crowd present Who enjoyed the pleasure
of listening to . very fine piece.
The members of Christopher Lake
Commsndery will rrpest their drama
"fhe Social Glass" New Years eve.
D~cember Jist. II LA very interesting
play and our local talent carried II out
with good effect.
J. &. Harlow aud e. l.. Tubbs Of Au-
burn arr In town on q fishing trip.
Merrill Chase, Esq., Ia. Just reviewed
an engine aud boiler Tor his MILL NJ North
Woodstock. lie lsarrsnging 20 do quite
an amount Of saving st that place. lie
IL . thorough mlllmsn and We wish him
success In this new undertaking.
Rev. T.. T.. rcase, of boston. the for
mer pastor here, IL In town for few
DAYS.
&. ~. Adam. !. In New York on bu.i-
ness.
". q. Biske has four carloads 10 pots-
toe. stored herr. The price now IL 81
cents. lie will 60 Ia Canada next week
Ia buy . large quantity 10 ship To
lowell, Mass.
Frank Cushmsn, Albert Bowker, y.
u. Cole aud Walter Arket are In liox.
bury on q deer hunt.
The storm Friday nigh, was heavy
one here; nearly eighteen Inches 81
snow fell. Lumhsrmen complain that
u IL difficult working In the woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
EAST BETHEL.

A Merry Christina. and Happy New
Year Co all.
Alder River Grange held their annual
election D~cmber soth With the follow
lng officers
Master. o. "a. Noans'
pyer.-sr, . N ~usa.
t<starer. ". y nrvvn.
seward, q " kimissi.
Asst steward, a. ~ kimhsn-
,hsplslu. n. : k.mtan.
Tvs.ar.r. o. ". Ceh
sssvt.ry, Nrs 4. " trusn,
tate kest<f q " nruvu.
usrv.. NJ. ~. svah.
rusaoas, M. o.. u. Nsuns
tlsra. Mr.. 4. o. klmtsu
LAZY Assistant sis.sri. Mr.. &. ". klmlsr
Installation ~ officer. and oyster sup
pr will b. held az the residence of W.
y. brown. saturday, January ~.
Mrs. Mary E.te. ani her daughter,
Ma Eta E.t.., have cio.e'i their resi-
denc- and gone Ia Boston To spend the
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
StWRV


\ Merry Christmas Ia AL.
Thls l. m. last card 20 the old year
i~t.0 viii saon - Of the past ~ u
draws to a Closs like an old fri~ni ~
r,gryt it, going. II has given as rain
ant sunshine, dsys of .orros and day.
q 10y. bat s,ill as sc nov look hack ou
u Ne arr conceive. that u has farei With
us a. well OF better than we have do
served.
"wednesday evening q Christmas en-
isrtainmeui Al Newry Corner With
Christmas trvc and the usual accompa-
ailments.
Frvd lIosAri, At work In the wood.
tor =. 4. Rak.r. was cat la the leg by 4
fellow workman Que day last Sc.k.
Therr !. a. D. home gathering - the
children and a Christms. tire Ai y. u.
knapp's Thursday rNculns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30

Mr.. Rlla kiitridge, the Belfast man
who l. famou. for his fine writing, has
received letter from Vice President
L.yi 4. Morton, congrstulating him on
hi. success. Mr.. Morton also sent him
a book on "Tbc Foreign Relation.
~ the United State. with Other Coun-
tries, q pamphlet containing the whole
history 81 the Mckinley bill. Mr.. Nit
fridge sent 10 President Harrison, hl.
last message, containing 1880 words,
on a postal card with q border around u
~ 1000 words. lie sent on another card
Thomas Jefierson's inaugural address Of
lsOi, containing iO,s words, also the
Lord. Prayer In circle and the Decla-
ration of Independence, Of 300 words.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
Nm .A.Lls WILL eu THERE.

The Republican Clab % New York I.
making arrangements for the dinner Ia
be given AZ Dclmonlco'. on the annlNer-
.ary ~ Abraham i.lncoln's birth, Feb
rusry Il. Letters have been revived
from several we'll known Republican
speaker. Who promise To b. pr-."ni and
.p.ak Ca tnasts. IN. committee doe.
not care a. make public any ~ the name.
At present. except that 20 ~. venerable
eN.vic. President ~ the United states,
Hannibal iIamlin, ilncoln'. a..ociate on
the frat succ-ssfnl national Republican
ticket. Although Mr.. IIamlln has pass
~ Ill. Stat year hs l. It'll hale aud 70
bust, aud agrrcs Ca b. on hand Tor the
dinner N hs u alive on February ~.
lie wru,e the committee that b. would
come III b. had Ia come Ia apalsce car,
very unusual mode of travelling Tor
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30

The weather continue. cold, travelling
excellent aud bushes. generally good.
our people Will have Christmas fc-tl-
val al the chapel Christmas night.
Elder Adams attended the quarterly
meeting here last week.
several deer have been killed near here
within a few days. Three we're killed
In aud near Que ward 10 less than one
hour By some oxford hunters Who have
ben hunting near Caribou.
made q call upon your Norway cor
respondent last week. flni him very
genial man aud we'll equipp.i for news
paper writer. lie treated the o'd man
With great coriaili,y. ewish him much
.ucce... lie I. q friend Ia the crow.
Iwi.h a happy New Year To all the
brigade, editors and readers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
ALBANY

Eugcns Andrews expects Ia start
Nanday. al. .sih Inst, Tor AndoNsr,
Mas. o. work AZ hi trade With u.
Cummings. lie Nill probably take Sith
him Nh. new brhie. Much by 10 them.
Mr.. \. g.. IIean and Mr.. J. II. Love
10Y arv oa the sick lis,, hoping scon Ia
b. eat sgAin.
rieuty 20 snow aud team. are very
busy.
Rev. ". &. Wood ha. closed hls
lah"rs her-. The people arr very sorry
Ia have him 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
WILSON'S NILS.

on account % the hai doing, school
closed al IN. middle school house Dec.
IL. taught by .. a.. FLINT.
Perry Ripley I. scaling for ,ho.e that
Put Ia small lot. 10 tim,er on Oh. river,
Tor the Brrlln Mil. Co.
Poidler Murphy has b~en NJ With hl.
usual assortment, Of wares for Christina.
trade.
Mr.. u. \. storey 7. on the .ick lis,.
iIorten.c Wilson !. stopping with her at
prr.ent.
Edgar Brock. L. az a. Ia D. around the
house and hl. sister Rule IL taking her
turn on the sick Hat.
Mr.. u. q. bennett l. gaining slowly.
Another snow storm and a fearful blow
1. about all there I. stirring NJ present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30

Washington dl.patche. r.port that the
poe, ofiicc in.pector cent Ia Investigate
reports that the public Interest. do not
require the establishment 10 a new post
ofiic- AZ Denmark. Maine. \. th"rc !.
alfradya post office At Denmark, a. well
a. one At East Denmark ani one AZ West
Denmark. We do not fully understand
the report.
The name ~ the posi ofilcc formerly
known a. East Hebron Ia. been changed
"a Hebron station. aud Charlie. u. Allen
Ia. bc.u appointed postmaster.
4 new poet ofilcr has been established
At Ea., Hebron, and Hiram u. kccn la.
been appointed postmaster.