Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-30
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~ az, sad ,hlri "Wednesday tseains' OF s@sh
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- arprssisiri BY ths paha.hsr
The villag, school. wrrr closed rhnr.-
day.
The firm ~ n. y. splnney a Co., and
the Norway tsnncry observed Christmas
by shutting down.
Frrelie Howe and Werner whlim,n ~
turned from Colby Ia spend the two
weeks vacation at home.
IN. funeral IL Mrs. Jackson Clark,
Who dlc,i on saturday took pl,ce Tues
day forenoon At her late residence 90
bridge street. Mr.. Clark Nas the
daughter ~ levi Mixer Who for year.
sas prominent businc.s man la TN.
village. Mr.. CLARK Zoe about t~o year.
"a. almost helpless. IN the spring of
lS.S and the fall ~ the following yeaf
he had attacks 20 psrsly.l. from which
.he never ralllci, bu, from the hr.t ~as
a great sufferer. The very best ~ carr
and attention w.rr bestowed upon her
through all.
Wednesday evening wAs observed hy
the several religious scctciic. a. Christ
ma. I've. aud the customs pcculiat a.
that time werv adhered Ia. NJ the Tut
ysr.alist Charh very pleasing pro-
sramms Nas carried cot aud many pr-t-
~ and u.sful GIN. ~rr- distrihui"i.
The pastor. Who by the say !. o. ~
cei,s the roll top desk. ~as hy M means
forgotten by the school. IN. Methodist
church society took extra car- Ia please
the Young. The pastor exhibited much
mechanical .kill In the construction ~ q
,eriiable log cabin on the stage from
Shlch AZ the proper time came forth
santa Claus and With q hNi.hlng hand
il.trihuts.i the many tribui.. and Ia
ksn. ~ frisniship aud love. III. pastor
rums IN fue his fall .hsrr. The 'ongr~-
gaiional church sas also crowded. I've
ltrrs. wsrr loaded Siih everything, frnn
a beautiful little colot,~l child whirh
wrut to ten. Holmes, clerk - the soCle-
lty, a. an elegant SECRETARY which ss'
l.l.clar-,l a. lrlong a. "pcacon" Wilkins
The pastor here was handsomely ~
membef~l hy Ssriou. presents, ih- bet
20 whirh 49, thought was Saluabl'
chair. ~ N. different churches ths
plc,ury presented Ia ,Isw Sas that ri
hAppln~ss. Ia. Young ~.f, hardly NOR
happy In receiving than the older onc'
acre Ia witnessing their plcasur.
Tho Knight. rrmplaTs held eNrrrlse'
a Masonic Hall GA Thursiay AppOpfi
ate for the oc,a.ion aud Prrullar To The
order.
Rr,. 4. q. rIu 20 south rsri. ~.
changed With EeV. y. ". smith >upiay
Mr.. y. ". Howe Ia. gon. Ia Milton
piantation o. SPEND thu winter With hs'
daughter. Mr.. ". y. Mann.
Alb.rt wallac. ~ Rochester. y. IL.
was In town the frat II the wc-k.
Mr.. John Horne and son ErNin 81
Portland, arv stopping Niih her faihes
lCaptAin Amo. y. >oyr..
Postmaster Bartl~,i !. again on duiy
a the I-,.t ofic-. notwithstanding d.
IA. bat Que hand Ia % ~ith be- u civ
Ing excellent satisfaction to the patrons
of the of'ic..
Geo. wIlhcr of Harrison took charg'
% shorty" Cook. barbcr shop during
his ahssncr.
NJ. aud Mr.. Geo. 4. Gum sI-u'
Christmas la Lynn, Mass.
The friend. ~ John ". lllll, Who live
on the Waterford stage rosd, did nOl
forget hlm Christmas. Be.iie- provision
claihing. etc. they contributed the neal
little sum 81 slG.C1 Ca hi. wants.
The conc-r al the Congregations
church sunday evening was N. event al
the winter. The exercise. consisted Of
singing. rrciiation. and reading. Ih'
choru. ~ thirty ,oic.s sang The brcaI
Messiah beautifully. Arthur Norss,
sorthy'. cornst solo was listened a. b,
the nSe hundred I-ople la IA. charci
With pleasure. The other part. wer'
net les Interesting.
un we,lne.day evening Mr.. samuel II
liibbari aud Miss Edith Packard wcr,
married At their new HON. ou Main ~
by Rev. G. D.. Angrll. They received
many pretty aud valuable presents.
Mr.. Packard 81 Auburn visited hci
daughter, u. VI. Packard, TIL. week.
| 4. 4. clifford. who for the past few
months ha. rlcrkcd for D. ~. Move. a
Co. has gone to Locke. Mil. where h.
Ia. a position With the Tcbh-,s Manu-
featuring 90.
Monday evening Nj. l.iIJle Neycr'
va. married al the residence ~ heI
father, 4. J. Neycr., "a W. II. Young Of
West Paris. They started for Mssss-
chusett. where they Will visit q few
weeks. when they Will return 10 West
rari. a. reside.
4. a.. stuart IA. taken an apprentice,
Harvey Thompson II Hartford.
IIerisrt l.. Russell 81 this village, 4
graduate 81 Harvard Collcgr. has gone
to Randolph. y. Y, ~ber. be hs. an en-
c.llsni position Ia Chamberlain Institute
a. professor 81 Greek aud mathematics,
~. VI. Cumming. lo.t q horse Last
week. The horse "a. being driven b.
side another from Buckheld when BE-
dropped desi.
Mr.. Henry Reed and daughter iaura
hay. moved 90 the village Into the Reed
house on the corner of Main aud Pleas
ant Streets, where they Will pass the
winter.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Altert SanbOrn % thi.
place observed the fifty-seyenih ami
Ver.ary 20 their wedding Dec. 18th.
They are both as active q. twenty years
ago. Mr.. ssnborn I. elghiy-thrcc year.
~ age and Mrs.. sanborn somewhat
younger. lie va. formerly q resident
Of >taRdish. ThlTty-three years ago he
moved lntO Oxford Coanty where he has
since rr.ided. In lssi be represented
hi district In the legislature and remem-
hers the exciting contest, In which be
participated. which resulted Ia the elec.
iion of william Pit fes-enden Ia the
ure. Ia all their welded life the ply
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