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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
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Mis- Priscilla Adam. has finished her
.chool on Hiram nm, Que ~ the be.,
ever taught there.
Reuben =. Moulton I. hauling pine
from georg, ". I.ean'. Cotton lot.
willie Ciemons. formerly ~ Hiram
IIill, Il married and has . position With
q building aud lean Co., In GALVESTON,
Texas.
Mr.. ilewellyn 4 wad.vorth il III
With Influenza.
Gcorgc ". clifford. station agent. IL
sick.
snow. rain, blow, crust, !. the order
~ eNrrrisss.
m. following officers wer- Installed
At Hiram I.oigr. No. ~, ". T.. Jan. ~,
by u. H.. a.. g., \. :. Nllllkent
CCH> nar,shl
&c. tea " Davis
r.AN pvs
kn~N Hoyuiop
NofT. Chss Ransin
uafT u " feivs.
NaA t.sa 4 sasyef
e. tsssn n t.s-sisin.
~ g. frvi wsf'i
Tho le,lgc I, In a fiourishing condition.
New memief. have hc-n coming In quite
freely fur the Last thrrc months. Work
nov on'hAni for .-coni and third rank.
Mr.. anil Mr.. John ". rcndeNier
celebrated the tenth anniversary 81 their
marriage hy variety w~idlng lt-ccm-
,~r 10Th. Nhout seventy IL their friends
aud relative. gathered bringing nice
pr-..nt.. Mr.. aud Mr.. rrnd"Ni"r
Furnished All With . nlc- oyster aud pas
try supper. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
WEST PARIS.

Eggs are on the increase In quantity
and decrease Ia price.
Ia grippe still has good grip on our
vicinity. There are new cases every day.
Mr.. y. \. Young IL tending po.i Office
for Mr.. bryant this week. he being alex
with Ia grippe.
The Warren IRE bucket IL being In
troducesi here.
y. VIII. VA. In town with his new
bride last sunday.
t,cv. I. \. Ilean IL NJ Gorham, v. H.,
this week helping In some extra meetings.
Rev. u. II. iIannaford, ~ lsnmfori.
was sick last sunday 81 Was unable To
make the appointed exchange With Mr..
Bean.
J. q. sidion resident 81 this place,
and for number ~ years q successful
salesman for the Portland Wholesale
grocery house ~ shaw Hammond 4
Carney on IN. line ~ the a.. y. u. u,
returned from hi regular trip Friday
night Jan. io,h. feeling unwell. lie
rapidly grew worse, and va. very .lck
until Tuesday noon when he died II heart
failure. Mr.. Ridlon leaves q wife and
two daughters, aud q large circle az
relative. and friend. to mourn his lo.-.
The funeral services wcre held In the
Bsp,ls, church. Thursday At ! o'clock,
attended nv Rev. q. \. Hayden of
Nuhuru
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ullrnA pLAArArInA

Ia. .nau storm saturday night Va
.u.,ss,lt,i hy rain storm Sunday night
.rI MONDAY. Thi. Was followed hN r.
Isb Niud MONDAY uigm aud c"ld
,uuush tD form murv b.. lhr rain va.
uuf warm enough hoUsvsr to carry ~
much ~ ths snow, aud teams arr again
hl.y.
somebody d.. remarked that the only
ff.ue constant 6. chang AMI h. va
pretty u-arly Currvyt. ~inv' leaving
l.rs .u Nugu.t there have h"rn 30 many
.Hlu..- AMI 81. much moving about that
r hardly ssvmssi liks ths slm' place "n
ulr return.
"a. coffin d.. bought and moved ou
f.tlf phrr octupird 10 l.. VI. Mann.
uhH hl. muts,l into the Mara kirharl-
.au huuss. Formerly occupiri by VIII
Iam Jackson. Whu has moved Into ne
Emery ~Vrtt house, OcCupiei hY !. w
~Rau. aud NJ. swan IA. gone httA lni"
Mr.. J4,k.ou'. house Whrrr De- hr'i
moved war agu.
EIaiu Autlryu. hs. bought and Nov
ella Iuii.ng near hi. house, lifted 70 up
fHr store aui p'-t ofiicy, and ;. tIfyidl
doing duuushing hu.ine-s. 1iNe him
Ctll aud 81, bow cheap h. sril, hi-
cuuis
Not bong since \. =. Noo,lsrd'- gran
ar1 va. broken into anil nearly nfte"u
bu.hrI. @ oats aud other grain Ctrrlr,i
uH pf 40 ths mean Charactsrs VIII
vbu,h this earth l. cursed the night
Prov ling sneak thief l. among the wore.
L. VI. Mann ani hi. oldest sou Arthur
arr ga the silk lisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
GREENWOOD

Atout .lN inchc. ~ snow fcll last
saturday night. which cnd. the lev -
Rod for the pr-s~nt. Hut while writing
thl. II l. raining again and may bring
another.
klng.hary nr,ani has bc-n about the
.smc a. on the .ick LIT ior esome time.
Early In the fall b. went into the log
cling Noai. was taken With bilious fever
anil !. nov IN q low dy.peptlc state.
IA grippe has made iis appearance"
here. Mr.. Daniel bryant AMI her
daughter Nnnir are sick With H..
last saturday W. had another pleas
ant ri,l. after Old Illi. Mr. Bryani Ia.
now learned that this horse i some
YEAR. older than b. had formerly called
him h"lng probably not lc.. than ~
Nrars ~ age.
Farmer. Nho did not ga, their stock
down In proportion a. their fodder are
ALREADY booking round for. hay.
our .chDoi close. this week and We
prnpa.e a. employ Mr. lirUoks again
NEXT winter. II Will b"a term ~ ten
week. snd all have b~"n delighted With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
WATERFORD.

q. u. Morse ani wife wcr. presented
with an addition to their family last week.
II :. girl.
". ". Watson I. having quit. guam
tliv ~ timber hauled Ia HI. Mill this
winter.
No.i ~ our people are getting their
W. this week. The Ice \. about fourteen
inches thick.
Mlss IigIic Young entertained th"
Young people ~ her neighborhood At a
card party "Wednesday evening. u was
pleasant social party.
Their was sociahlc after the singing
school last saturday night. pleasant
time.
several frum TIL. town vii attend
Bridrton Academy the coming term.
George kimhall - south Waterford u
teaching IN. village school NJ Harrison.
We understand that hc u meeting
With exr.llcnt succcs.. Nr. klmhall v
a rrsduste ~ Rriigton Academy.
Tilerr l. quit. . lot ~ numbering heing
done IN Waterford this winter.
The general cry ~ prrseni u on the
GRIM the grip the grip, grip, grip
and echo answers. lei her rip IT,, her
rip' H., her rip. rip, rip
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
FAST SUMNER

4 largr'amouui II wood aud lumber
/. l~lng hauled out Tor l.uciu. Packard.
~ Auburn. which give. WORK for several
men anil trsms.
Tho remain. ~ Mr. Warl 'otli.. ~
Yarmouth vrr- bari~i al Hartford on
lat wssln~.dav. Mr. torliss for many
Years rv.hl@,i Ia Hartford.
Deacon seth ~trisnn u very fc"hl"
With little prospect ~ recovery.
Nearly every family L.. entertained
Prof - Ghpp".
Mr.. shell. ~ BATES Theological school
was in town over SUNDAY.
Charlie. N. Durham found that on" ~
MI. oxen lid not at very well and mai"
an examination snd found that darnlng
needle had Frustrated nearly two Inches
into hi. tongue.
uennls Gcrri.h loaded another cat Niih
apple. anil I.otaio~. on w~in".day.
IN. oxford District Lodge ~ ''"o'i
Tcmplar. will hold w. newt session AZ
East sumner ON February l!th.
~IustM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
WILSON'S MILLS.

\ series 81 meeting. are leing held Al
the middle school house by the Rev. Mr..
knowles, aud also an evening meeting
once week AZ FLINT. Hotel. lie !. we'll
liked by those Who 20 "a hear him and
seem. Ca take great Interest In hi work.
Dr. staples la. had more call. In town
th. past week.
Nearly all ~ the men In number II
the camp. arr laid up with the prevail
Ing disease known az Ia grippe.
The heavy SHOWS 81 saturday viii
smooth up the logging roads.
III Gurrier, Who !. chopplng for a
team on short rad, has averaged thlr-
~ trees day for the last tor'nlghi.
Who beat. thist
:. ". lIenneit and Dave Boone, Who
are STAYING up the Diamond NJ Wards
camp, came out Ia the biggr.t snow
storm of the season for day or two's
vacation.
r. =. Flint and family ~ Colebrook
have come up to spend the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
BETHEL

A very pretty affair WAS the reception
given BY the ladies Club of this village,
at Mrs. Ghering's last Thursday even
Ing. The house Was beautifully deccrst'
e,i with flowers; q "kettle-drum" supper
Was served, aud everything was eNceci'
lngly pleasant. A large number were
present.
On Tuesday evening last occurred the
annual reunion of Brown Post, a.. a.
H.. at Ideal Hall. supper was served at
the Films, and az : sts the sociable began.
There was dancing, and good time was
enjoyed. 4 good company was present.
The village schools closed last week
after .ucce..ful terms.
MANY Ia aud near our village our sick
with Ia grippe. Those Who have me-,
been favored With an attack ~ " do not
feel .llghte,i, aud not an much light talk
I. now made concerning this distinguish
81 foreigner az there was upon her first
appearance. People now look mon her
seriously and anxiou.ly await her lie
parture.
The wife ~ Richard Common did AZ
her home IN Beth-l on "wednesday last
after short Illness.
Mr. C.ylon Rove. =. u. phllhrook.
and others are putting In their usual sup
plv ~ Ice.
v. :. Sullivan. Dramatic Company
occupies Ideal Hall the 18th. sHh and
?lsi Inst. Each evening different play
will b. given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
SIOHIAAN.

4. Frank NcNllist.r "a. returning
home Last saturday afternoon 10" noticed
that MI. horse handled Que hind leg Ia a
peculiar manner On making an eNami.
nation b. found the bone broken about
half way l-tw-.n the thigh snd gambtrl
jolnt. The road was smooth and NJ al
parent cause for the accident.
IolIc Mckecn had the end ~ ID" fore
finger on the right hand cat of 10y an
AZ Ia the hand ~ playmate, at th"
rOut ~ nail.
IIoill. McNlll.trr made two trip. on =
tNo mile rad Monday With a pair 81
tNo-yrar-old .terr., hauling thr--
eighth. ~ a cord "a load.
Mr.. !. =. Field. !. .lck With Ia
gnppe.
Annie williams Ia. the lung fever.
\. q. Holt Ia. had Ia gripT- and i.
cat about hi- business.
The peddler I. we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
CANTON


Hutchinson a Russell have advertised
the grist mill for sale.
Lowell 4 Lowell of lewiston, the
cloak dealers. viii show their hne line Of
goods To the people Of Canton next rne--
DAY. Wednesday aud Thursday.
sllas Barrell i reported as about the
same.
The next unl,.rsalist Circle will meet
With Mrs.. Eunlcc Gilbert next Thursday
afternoon aud evening.
Mr.. \. r. bryant has Opened a s'orr
n Brrttun's Mile.
Prot. y. 4. Daniels, 10 native Of Paris
cue ~ New York city's most popular
teachers, reviewed from hls friends and
pupil. on Christma. morning, nice Inn
porici china dinner service consisting
IL - plesr-.
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pSuElp CENTRE

a grippe now claims the attention 81
10 I,lst half a cur CitifFns.
Logging d. no a stand It'll ior want ~
snow. and .. llkrls to D.. ~ Il l. raining
now Thursiay morning.
NauIr,ill, Holman .. "a North JAY,
packing applr. IT, has several huudrvd
barrel. thrry that b. Intends q" ship
soon.
\ frcr high .,hool 0. talked II n The
Centre.
Rrpau'. thrv.hing machine J. It'll a.
work in the usighhofhu,-l.
~.Ib, Holman 3. .till quite low.
/ Nj. Emerson Walt l. better.
uta ab--uc. ~ the Tsiutsr aud Knight
ftmiIir. ~ the Corner make. u look a
ltfI. lsns.om. 40 kinnsyNille.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
naEORn

The ..cond lecture Ia the Epvoril
League course was given on MONDAY
evening les Rev. Charlie. Cumming. III
Rocklani. >ublcct "fOm the cradle Ia
the Grave" The next Will b" given
January 18th by Rev. ". :. Mcintlrr 81
lewiston. The History of q DcNdrop.
Rev. Mr.. >carle. preached al the VI. D..
church sunday FORENOON.
Mr.. Jordan. wife of John Jordan
dic,i on Monday. January 9TH.
Mr.. Henry Eaton !. very sick.
Edward faunc. 10 II0.ton u Ia town
w.R. Fsrri. Ia. rturn~l from lew
iston.
Fifteen IT the weaver. left the Mill
"Wednesday In consequence II Ia gripp"'
Charlie. Robinson has BEEN quite sick.
r.. II. IIolme. 20 East oxford. was :
years old on January Dth.
Married, jan. 1t, by Rev. y. W hen.
ni.ou. Nlblon Grant aud Mr.. Georgia
sl,ain all ~ oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
GRAFTON

How wonderful arr the many change.
~ thl. winter. Nothing In oar mrmnrN
Ia. ever cqusllcl the variety. Friday u
~. l. d~gr-c. below r-ru; sunday v
.now~l about thrr~ inch~. Ia depth aud
TO-DAY u rain. with high wind which
IA. taken the snow slmo.t ~, anil what
the nrNi will - none can tell, bat Il Y.
AZ ful Tor the lumhermcn.
Mr.. George lapham !. VERY much
t--tisr than lat week
james ". Parker was in town last
wr-k iooking over the lumh.r iohs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

Wsukr co. uhsft, to ruhli.h the fol
fHeIue extract from "a private letter
vr.ffrH January nah hV br : n. Murss
vh. re,,ufly removed frnm this place
FIJI. Ua,,rhW. Nlss.. "a have engaged
sr uNer r,..m ai ~. .. ,sid lrllnu .
E.Ilne. Main ~iutt. AMI have hnd
-.aur hu..uf.s. if thr ahnr truuhlr
I.f. as.amr, thr .lfr chat 10 books ukr
..s. BE- viiI hr scr, htrl tor every oue
.rI mt.sIf in particular. lhe rm-
THrt. have mt sympathy. o. IL hkr
ffI. th. Manufacturer UW TFrslst in
cutting rr'.-.. there is un duuht aluut
f. trI u.t thfrr is Nhrrv thr wrong D.
e.n.. or 'hrrr q. uo uevi &c 10, husinrs.
i. rushing hni thsN av having more
.-.I.r. thtu fhs1 ohu ull NJ ru.h ior
fI.. Nmieht, Islliar- explains al.
Itth .lls d. organized anil prepared f"f
s f.hf tD thr hni.h. Nouur Knows W. b.
aHI aIu. hut every onr kDHes that be-
aIU %. terrible tlUa to thr ,iiN 90
lla,rrhu.
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Sottra RoxRuay

We learn that ,vrus NcSton ~ Rum.
ford vas found dead iu Tho weols "n
Nnuila1 90 this verh
lumh-uucn arv having hsri work O.
YARD their luml~r on acruuut ~ The
.lhrrit, - SNOW.
The Inhabitants IT this srCtion arr
gryail, iu ur,,l Il a. .agv route. Their
sas -nm- talk II trS ing o. obtain one 4
wear ago. hut M. agitation s"ems o. htNs
iia,l oui. Ne thlnk they had hetter try
uuc, niurr rhey NAV D. mofU succrss.
ful ihi. slime.
school in district ~. .. taught bN
ME- cora ilussrN. close,l on FRIDAY,
tlr luth Ihis has ls'n term II thif'
tr,n Nv,ks, thruugh Whish the scholars
b., thsir go-si l..hn,ior have gained tn
r.tc,rn ~ thrir teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

Rev : n. Eitharl-ou returned from
Bu,khrli ~uniay night aud rri'orts very
Interesting meeting. there during the
vs,s 20 praFsr. Mr.. Eiciurlsou has
had f. ssksfv uluu.s this week. ihetr
.ou. Mr. \. " Eirhsrison, l. AZ hoine
f1r r. few daYs
Mr.. ilose has returned 30 prepare ioT
CO. spring term.
M..s Bailey and Mr.. Fisher have gone
to farmingtou this week.
Wallacv Cushmsn has been oui o. ride.
lle has had long sickness, since last
August ani an congratulafe him on hi.
rrCuVery.
There Wasa harvest feast az Grauge
Hall ca wednesday.
We wi.h 10 thank the editors for their
quotations from Grady's speech In last
weeks DEMOCRAT. n Nas a rare trcat "a
those who have not read the Whole
speech.
Another cold morning Friday, } below
o. a. N. u
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~ RROMNEIelp.

~rhool cummsnc,-i again On the 18th.
Thsrr have h.en two victim. the past
week to the infiurun-Mrs. l.. \. brad-
hurry ani VIII Wentworth. Young
Wentvo rth NJ. very SICK Tor twenty
fuur hours.
Mr. Gatchrll has Organized singing
rla.. for the heueiit 81 the Young people
in the neighhofhood. II mects az hi
hau.c every Tuesday and saturday even
ing.
People arr jusi beginning Ia store lee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
siJuroep CENTRE.

Mr.. l.. y. French. IA. hen very sick.
Her daughter sadie VA. called home Ia
attend her.
Mr.. Charlie. n. Nhl,o,t I. rather on the
gain their children, rr-l AMI Ella, arr
herr.
Timothy colby 4. .ick anil hut little
hore l. entertained ~ hi. recovery.
lIorac. y. Wood I. visiting relatives Va
town. seventeen years have elspse'l
.incr hi last Walt In town.
samuel v. wood :. also Visiting
friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21

49,. Wu-.H ~fiI'mlu d.. gone up p"
l.rfH.-t fl. I. Co., u.uaIuc uthr rHmr
Or H.rIu.EuI nl.', De- b. I.-c.uc al.
III. ..k ilI .r' h.m.
no. E. Robinson u. D.mm.uOyi t'
haul HI. hat from b.. mrtIue.
Fl.L M.Iau d.. af work for D.. VI.
Il.Hari IH lI. ,in mIIl
N..muH kuHs anil his e 10 have rr-
I.rH.I l.ms frum Na-.t,hl.Ttts where
fN.I have been 1i.fiuc
S. l1da Ut'Ir .uua auI ihr tram.-
..r. have f-fu Improving BE-.
Tt.sum af fhr meeting luusr uu Che
f.I Ti.t ar. quite uriI attended.
u, laI.e.' sewing tIrgir meets ai
Nr. uarsItuu'. uu tlie iith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
AARYCORD

Mrs. William Davis Il very sick not
expected 10 live.
Mr.. America Benson IL sick With lung
fever.
scott Howard and his oldest sou are
both quite sick with Ia grippe.
The remains az Ward Coils were
brought from Yarmouth to Hartford for
burial the 18th. Funeral the 18th at
tended by Rev. Mr.. liibbard.
Ronello keene has bought farm In
ScituAte. Mass, where be Intends to
move a. soon 80 possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
ANnOXIR.

The Coed rcmplsr. have again post
ponc,i their proposed entertainment and
OLD folks concert on account ~ the
grippe. $500
4. O.. Lo,cjoy ~ rarrar's iIill. u haul
Ing his hay from IN" Hoxbury meadows.
:. X. cutting has Job 81 hauling some
thrre hundred coris of poplar frum
hsck ~ Harrington IIlll to the river.
william rcrkin. oi East AndoNer, u
sick with threatened attack IL pncu-
mouia.
". ". Rarne. a Go. have hid their
store closed part II the week on account
~ sickness.
-. Abbott has BEEN very slck the
pa.i week.
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Annra.Mrsr nIrAIl

9Th Mason vent a. tn paper city
berlin with hi. span. llis wife cam,
hack With him last w~.k.
IA grippe has got hsrv' NJ. S,eafn'
Ia. hen quite slck With u.
Me- AMY nsau returned frum Mas
sarhaartts The llth.
Mr.. Eleu Chapman, over the line in
gilead. .. yery ill.
Ton I'eulsy came near breaking hi'
arm a frV d,y. sgo hy falling from th'
sfafnll
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
TT OOINGS oF TsE WEEK - A..
SECTIONS Of Tee COUNTY


o. rurT- h,. cII,vl on ."ms &c
ulr ur.s l.-'r..
o. 4. Warren vsnt IH Nuhuru CO. llth
srI brHuchi humr a uio, pair "t -l'
I.u1I isf hursr..
NafsI Iarrr vf Wet ~umurr hs
f..u Visiting frIsui. .n ih.. pho' thr
|..I aHfk
Nt.. IlrnlIs .tht-al .'n-sl thr lUfh.
NJ. I.lu Hr.-.A d. lufr .i,A
Prank rfi.. Co., larut ..huu. teach.
... I.u.f shI. fn sffrHi OIL. s,h"ul thi-
arsl iI, 1ui hI. muihrr are 80 WI
.rI NI-HU...
NJ Nsus, auI jaime. lllsks arr
,rlaH- tsfk to Eusttsi ,ilhg, Cor
Iu... Packard 90 Nuhuru FROM thr
o.. rr.uI IauIs farm iu summer.
t..r Turner. tuf Eurs -H fat Dc
H.a.. 3D. sunU his.. - lutr E'cuui
-.Is
NJ. Nur.f hruugh 90 ~Huth rari. ht.
f..r ,I.F.n. Iu ugr part ihr past UrrA
Aurr. Eu.k aui uifr have '-",u a'
f...r Nf.lsI'.. thr Ta.t week.
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nISr hIInII.

Ths weather Tor the past week has
l-.-n very fr,aky, the mercury changing
.n- Ia tsrl,s hour, AMI have had two
rains AMI two snoN. and any amount ~
Wind. Hal cold. naturally follow such
sudden changes.
T.. -. Wheeler anil family have brcn
seriously afflicted With colds.
Mr.. !. D.. rikr has had a painful ease
II rry.ipslA. In one hand.
Tll- town officials hegin "a arrange for
th.ir annual town report aud want all
bill hruughi Ina by the lOth ~ February,
surr.
Travelling GA main roads l. iirst class.
bat the rough hillside. ncsi more snow q.
\. :. B~an IA. blacksmith la hi.
.hap aud uow doe. his own work.
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IockEis NILS.

snlll,sn's Theatre COMPANY played
the drama "Asa Whlicomb" which was
pronounced very good.
George Bryant. ~ Illri IIlll, l. very
sick. Tho doctor lay. be- was threaten
81 with pneumonia.
Arthur white Ia. returned from home.
We wer- very sorry "a hear ~ the
death ~ John Rillon, ~ West Parts,
once = resident ~ thl. place, aud liked
bv Ill Who knew HIN.
Tho school hogan sgaln to-day after a
suspension ~ thr-- DAYS. Nr. Libby,
our teacher. has he-n sick With Ia grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-21
NORWAY IAsE.

Ml.s Carill. the teacher In district
W. :. va. callci home saturday on AZ
count a The death of her sister, ." the
sshool has not krp, this week.
Df. Elmon Move. vas at the Lake tl'i'
Nr-k. The doctor Ia. gUoi practice
whsfr b. located.
Mr.. Rennstt. Nho lives AZ the stevens
placc. IA. l-~n very sick with Ia gripP"
IN. past we.k.
Tlle teamstrrs are very busy slnc" the
last snow. hauling wood and timber.
". ". Pride and William ~. Ferry arr
cutting icc GA the lake thls week Tor
thsmsrlNc. and othsr..
Nr. Georgv punham's house was hrok-
ga luto q short time since. Mr.. Durham
9. IN Auburn a. work In the sh"" shop.
We have not hearl whether anything
Was stolen az not.
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MEsr PHIL

There hi. h~.n litilr more snow and
rain ani .,,mr irs 81" that Uc arr uu nun
urr. gain.
Frank prmgrift ani III. s"n Charles
ar, .bk with IL sripl-.
a. e. Muslin \ ~uu are lohiing . ear
% ,Iuthr--pIu. fur liusiuu.
D. "a. Walker 0. hauling lab wo,,!
from Iii. k,alr o. tn ,ilagr.
s,ur-, Rowe Keep. ~ Nofk ,ariing
Io... % ia hard slime ior logger. la
thi. ssttiuu.
Ths uII folks concert aud antiquarian
.upf-.r 4. 10 fur ihe sYih. Tie singing
.sh1"I Teacher. =. = Parker, - working
hard tn make 10 e suCcv.s.
Ths greater part q the husiuess i 10
ths blacksmith shop 81 u, L. Ho~e.
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SolJrs plvslI

T. ". Russell :. putting In new
wheel lnio his MILL. Lyman York u
setting II.
u. !. Virgin ha. commenced Ia 'aw
birth at III. mill
Daring ihl. poor weather and poor
.l-ldlng the birch comes Ia .loNly.
I. ". splllcf anh family moved Ia
~hslhafne, Y. H.. saturday. We are
nov left without a blacksmith. We
hopc some gooi man will decide io lo-
cate here.
circle met With Mr.. L. ". Rus.ell
Last Ihuf.laN
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LOWELL.

On Tuesday evening Rev. a: a.. fif
and Mr.. Arthur Clark of south i'ari' In
.tltute,i a lodge of Good Templars at
Lowell ,iilag. with tweniy-on- charter
members. The following officers were
installed;
chief Tsmplsr, q. X. Chspusn.
Al, Traplar Mr.. Isle liatchins.
s..rvtsry Gharie. u. Mslksr.
A.ss. -. Nrs. .s.'s irs.; :, u..
Ttnaneial -eertary, Mr.. w. ID. Harmon
Tr~a.arvr, Mr.. =. q. Irish.
Msr.hsL John Je-ceiyn.
As.t. Marshal Miss amir Eliisst.
sentinel, tseorrv Eastman.
Quart, frank Watson.
Past a. T., Ephrsim Grant.
Chaplain, william -snibrek.
sapi. Of Juvenile Temples. Mrs. Al Eastman
We learn that Ex-Gov. VI. l.. stearn.
Of Florida, formerly Of this town but
now living at Atlantic, Iowa, is suffer
ing from severe stroke of paralysis.
John Fox recently fell on the Ice and
Injured his back so that he IL confined
To the house.
The odd Fellows Of kezar Valley
Lodge had an oyster supper on satur'
day evening. Il Was gotten up by d.
Z. McAllistsr and was . good one.
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RuNrORp

>leighing fine snd we'll Improved.
nirr, 1. good deal ~ sickness la
town iust nov.
&. n. Ah,ot, u very sick With pucu-
mpnh.
llcnf, VI. colby la. had a carbunclc
on his nr,a
iotsof ease. ~ Influenza.
Evrr1 hSiy l. getting la their vars
supply - ~.
Me are an glad L. 49, Charles MIN
hall riding out again.
Mr.. sarah Martin, an sge'i lady, tell
down stairs aud bruised her iac" quite
hsdly. bat luckily no s"riou. Injuries ~
.ulteii
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nIsEIIID-

fll- schooi hs- hs'cn close,i on account
~ tlrr large number of scholNrs being
.ick with The lnfuena.
Mr.. Iucy Marble i lust alive.
hey commenced 90 saW birch 40 the
spcol mill rlr.iay.
Auius HOLT Nas thruNn 20 trum his
horss sle,i, striking on the ice inluring
hi. wrist quite SEVERELY.
John ,. stanley - Paris i In town
this arel
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BRyA.r's POND

III village school. clo.ci Jan. 18th.
:. Z. Davis has b-vn drawn traNcrsc
iurNmau Cor thu February term.
\ m",k trial viii D. a.. feature 20
thu W,,k - entertainment. \. J. Noorv
and .. I. stevens arr the counsel.
Nearly thu full amount has tr-n
pledged fof thu n"W mill, and our people
fccl sur that Il !. o. D. built anyway
&. H. Kerry lo.t part ~ one finger
handling sU,.d ru~.iay.
= VI DaN has h-cn surveying woed
for Dudley Ia Nn'lo,rr thi. S~rk.