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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
nTANAQk

Oscar T.. Lowell, proprietor 81 the
ROYAL River House NJ Yarmouth, aud
Mr.. Lowell, are visiting friends here.
George Uurnham, 81 Portland. !. here
looking after al. corn business.
Clarence Bpg,ion IN. left the Bartlett
House, and will probably 20 10 saco Ia
stay with hl. sister I'LL hl. foot gets
strong.
Joseph a.. swan, Who recently return
81 from hi California trip, u seriously
lick With heart trouble. lie !. about .,
year. old, aud quite active for a man OF
hl. years.
Jacob Colby VA. found dead In hi. bed
al,out ak o'clock last Sunday morning
IIi. .on va. up With him At four o'clock,
and left him quite comfortable Ia all ap-
pearancc.. Probably heart disease,
iIi. age was about - years, most of
which time he spent In TIL. town.
susan W. Berry 81 Browniield i'
spending the week with her daughter
Mr.. Georg. W. Gray.
Misses Mildred Bean aud Carrie GiI'
man teach the village school.
Owing Ia the extreme III health of both
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. VI. Glle., they ha,,
broken up housekeeping aud will board
at \. II. Jones.
Henry Warren has moved Into tho
Whales house la TIL. village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
MASON.


Gras. L. badly winter kiilci. Never
saw II much worse.
Weather cold. The trees have Just be-
gun to leave out.
Farmers are making slow progress get
ting their crops into the ground. Dry
land Il In fair condition 20 work, but
nothing eau be done on interyales.
4. y. Bean has his birch all sawed at
his mill In Mason. llls crew Will hnish
the poplar In q few days.
Mrs. Artemas Mason IL very feeble this
spring, has been for some weeks. MT.
Nason's health has been good all winter,
and he does large amount Of work for
Q man Of his age.
Nelson Mills has sold his oxen to a:
4. Bean. The beef WAS carried out and
sold from the cart by Hiram Robbins OF
North Albany.
Our schooI closes thls week Friday,
have had an excellent term.
Ernest Hutchinson spralncd his ankle
playing ball aud Was laid up few days.
Arthur Hutchinson IL poorly this
spring.
John has evident symptoms Of horss
on the brain. lie ought 70 lay 10 bar
rel Of picked sucken. Good brain food
CIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
WEST PARIS


The manufacturing comtany shut
down Monday "a have the boiler tesic,i.
This company have iust revived the
order Cor the new State ilou-e chairs.
v. willis has contracted to build a
story and half house Tor Mrs.. John HID
Ion on Prospect street aud has COM
menc~l work.
Ne-srs. Estes a Power. are laying
the brick Foundation for the new Hates
hoa.e. Mr.. Cock of south Paris Ia To
superintsnd the carpenter work.
W. =. Parker. agent foe the Mutual
bsnent Insurance Company 81 New
Jersey. has been la this place few DAYS
the past week.
Mr.. VIM. Dow, pepaty Collector II
Portland, sas In Thu. place Thursday.
There was good attendance al each
~ Rev. 4. 4. ilaydea'. lectures.
Golden Rule i.eigr u Que ~ the most
hoarisi,lng Gcoi rrmplars Lodges In
oxford county; Il has TOT members.
The following officers were Installed last
thursday evening for the ensuing quar-
ter by II. y. Andrews, Ledge D,paiy;
&C. rsresra. CT.
TT ksusiait. y. CT
Angis issk.cn. VT
a = Chiiis. ~ssrstary.
gurs uoh a. ~ssrvtsrr.
u. "a Aanss. D ~esretsy.
heFtha tuanssas. rryasl
NJ. u. Ae.ifvss. chap.
trsas hesk. Mar
lana s~ka. n u.
Nlnnis ~trsvas, easrt
frsnA Hrtrrs ~sntinsl
Mr.. y 4 tuugus SIT.
\ question !. To BE- discussed a, the
nsNi m-sting.
The Oraiorio Esther will - sung In the
Rsptisi chnrrh "Wednesday evening ~
the choral society assisted by the south
rsri. Male Qusrtette. Thsyer, Cook,
Bngg sand Hall. Admission ~ cents.
Childrvn under u wears, lOccnts. Com
menrss NJ -. ~ .arv and D. present
II wa sish o. hear some g~od singing.
At the annual meeting ~ the Library
association the follcslng oniccrs wcrr
Cho.sni
4. CIrtis. rrystisui
NJ. 4tttki Hnuous. ~ fr~siisnt
NJ. Y nrusu ~e.ytAry
= " tsun1sn. fryasufyr.
The old toard ~ trustees wcrr ~
elected with the eNc.ptlon of 4. n.
Noung who !. SWAY. \. q. r,rham
Sas clc,tci a. take hls placc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
aE1hEl

Rainy week. and farming has been
very much rvtar,led at Bethel.
Intervals are too vet for cultivation.
Rev. ID. w. Handy. pastor Of the Con-
grvgstional church, rendered hIs rr.lgna-
ton Ia take eject st the end of nye
years service which occurs In July,
much % the surprise and regret at the
people. Mr.. lianiy's health WAS greatly
Impaired while In the army, and be- u at
times a great sufferer from chIlls and
fever. lie and his family have made
hosts NJ friends Who will part with them
unwillingly. lie feels that he must have
entire rest from work.
The petheI Choral club gave their
mid-May concert at Ideal Hall Thursday
evening Ia a full and enthusiastic house.
The director, Mrs. J. u. Gehring, Was at
her best and full chorus were In attend
ance, assisted by Mrs. lligclow Of salem,
Mass, who delighted the audience With
her cultivated voice. The proce~ls were
devoted a benefit to Mrs. Ellison, q men,
her III the club now sick In Portland.
Friday evening the club gave ~
ception "a Mrs. Iilgelow, by invitation
81 Mrs. Gehring at her residence at the
head ~ BROAD street. singing by Mrs.
Blgelow, Mis-. Laura Hall, accompanied,
aud plano solo by Ml.s Alice Puring.
ton. Social Intercourse and . bouniiful
COLLATION. ~ cake and he cream flllei the
hours aud made the occasion most en-
joyablc.
brown post. No. ~, q. \. H., Will at
tend the union services NJ th. Congrcg,-
tional church Memorial sunday, May y,
at iO;i5 An. The poet will bold IT.
oui,ioor service tbl. year at llean'. Cor
ncr, at N Az. Ills Honor. Mayor Mel
cher, ~ Portland, deliver. the Memorial
Day Grafton NJ the First Congregational
Church, Friday evening, May Oth. Pre-
c.silng the Grafton, q concert ~ war
song. will bc given. u !. hopssi thrt
all will remember the purpose the day
Il .ct apart for.
Graduation and exhibition 81 Gould
Academy at Ideal Hall, May y. After
the graduating exsrcisss, large snt
handsome dag !. Ia be presented for the
academy bulldlng. There will b. pstri-
otlc .pe-che. by a.. \. u. men aud -'n-
lnent graduate. ~ the school, large
number ~ whom arr Invited Ia BE- pres
eni. Keller. beautiful American
Hymn" aud other song. viii be- rendered
by the students, assisted by the Choral
society. Nv special request, the dumb
hell class ~ the athletic association Will
repeat part ~ the drill given at ". es-
hibitlOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
pORIEa.

Rather cold aud vet for planting.
Grass !. looking well except where u
90, killed by the Ice the past winter
Grain !. coming up looking fne.
Mr.. seweli sawyer has potaioe. up.
A. J. Parker has novel Ia kefar Falls
and l. going Into business there.
W. ID. French u To move Into his house
In this place.
Mrs. W. ID. French remains very low
but hope. are entertained Of her recoy-
cry.
Our spring term of school !. getting
along finely under the care Of Miss NJ
thea Cook ne teacher.
Mrs. Pennell, Who has been here TAX
Ing care Of her mother, Mrs. French, ha'
returned home for q while.
Mr. Frank T.. French and wife have
gone to Dover, y. H., Ia work.
stock has taken start upward; work
Ing oxen are In good demand.
Miss LILA Pendexter IL teaching Ia
| Eaton, y. II.
Mr.. John stacy and wife have moved
to Freedom, n. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
ANDovgR.

IN. Ice left the lake. the nth AMI i2ih
Inst. AMI 10 annual pilgrimage Ia that
pl.catorisl .hrin. has already begun.
The personal property 81 the lat" VIII
liam n. Harding was sold at auction the
ilth. Mrs.. Harding will remove to
south Paris.
u. 4. Grover Ia. just returned from a
brief trip Ia Lynn. Mass, where hi. Ia
tbcr, Jonathan Grover. Esq, !. very
sick.
An effort I. being made Ia have q suit
able Observance ~ Memorial Day at TIL.
place.
william Cu.hmsn /. home from Camp
whitney.
Walter Barne., from welch'ille, !. In
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

If.r...I silI have thu pulp Sus'i All
.. .f lt.tr river hy Thur.day uight of
....HHsa
..H % ilsur, ~isarns 20 thls town
.. ...t .r 10 Ifh tsi f,.ot. che result ~ a
10000. rfIH-l hy a. lever pick While on
f'. rl. 90 Ihursion.
g 3 >fs1ru. d, .sudIng "a AT The veal
.....- Nr can gst. Nhuut az the ralNys
.... E.rHrs tsiug di.Pos-i 20 Ina ihl-
sH.
Ir.r Hotel b. dIl,ug az ~ith board
.r.
i.H... kteury L. 40 work on ths Night
.-.. 'rI \ rhurstou.
NJ Irf NJ. i. :. Allen have gone o.
>'...tIm FRA .hurt ,isii. ". y. Powers
,... N.,u pl,cy la the mill while The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
MISH aIIAEI


Willard l.. Mason IL AZ home On tvs
weeks vacation from Greenfield, y. ~.
Mr.. and Mr.. rrancl. Barkcr are .,ill
very feeble aud falling slowly, both con
finesi tn the bel.
Mr.. Edward =. Mason was returned
a. the Insane asylum at augusta last
Wednesday. Her condition la. no, I'm
proved since coming from there last
August.
The school. commenced In town last
Monday. our village teacher !. Jane.
\. IIutchln. and come. well rcccmmcnd'
81.
Re..Ie Harden tcschc. on the Plat.
our farmer. arr very busy, but the
working condition ~ the land !. very
backward,
Young stock I. nov out on grass.
The stone mason. haY. commenced on
the foundation wall. ~ 4. =. Bean.
new harm, aud the carpenters viii soon
- AZ work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
snnrn WOODSTOCK.

II rain. nearly all the time ~ late aud
most farm work !. ai stand .iill.
u. &. orii. has sold the Brock farm
e. Mr.. clark ~ rari.. Who, W. under
stand. 1. a. move onto u thl. fall.
william Davis IA. BEEN making an all
dltlon II ~ f-ct 90 hl. barn, With cellar
the sane.
school commenced In thi. district
MONDAY under the instruction ~ Mis-.
Myrtle Bacon ~ thi. town.
.Nlmon iri.h Ia. let hi. farm Ia j. w.
Davis aud gone "a Boston Ia work Tor
the s.inmer.
I. ". Andrews & sou have been prrss-
81 With work all the winter and spring
hardly being able Ia supply their Wide
spread demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
saowNfItlD.

Mr.. purgin. agcd NEARLY nin'.y yeai =;
.,,.,i TUESDAY morning al the bone 81
hsr yrand,iaughier. Mrs.. Edwin NC
Iae,.. Funeral service. at The house.
The lates, excitement Il our '''" w."
chine. x..,lIny..
wiliism spring IA. l"-, ""
,ol.on.d by eating lambkli.
Nav ball az town hall ihu1.a,, 49,
ing ~ TIL. week. Msnenes'e' ~
ira viii furnish the music; - ,,.
p,y. m. Emmon. viii soon s,''
p,e.nasld. lie goes 10 kittery Point
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
e,,vsoep CENTRE.

Mr.. ". ". kimball, 81 Chicago, Ia.
presented the graDg- here With one at
hi. organs. q gcnerou. gift.
Mr.. J. y. Vaughan and her two .on.
came home last week.
George lloyi, Who has worked several
year. In the Waltham watch factory,
ha. entered the employ of Hall 4 Lyon
In wal,ham aud will learn the drug bus
lne.s.
Mr.. ". II. Farnum Ia. been cho.en Ia
take the cen.u. In town. Mr.. Wright
Ia. made a good choice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
soRrr sUcsntlo.

The Mt Scathrr l. causing ths farm
crs o. D. very late about their spring
surk.
spring pig. arr quite plcniy In oar W
Jlniiv.
Africa T.rrar .. hcttcr. ~ Ia h. cui AZ
thi. vriiing.
J. \. Marrvn has h--n very unfortn-
nate la rai.ing colts ttis spring. Has
bot tNu.
Nidic Head 1. on the .ick list, me-, b.
Ing able o. coutinus het school ihi, week.
:. u. SSallos aud Elias Monk have
'-rvsn giving their buildlngs new coat
~ paint.
lleald Bruthsrs have ~, their mill
,ari atout clear ~ lumhsr.
clark Wing - sumner has bccn al
Work on l.. \. Marrvn's baildings this
spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

he ladiss' Circle ~ this place sho~
hn alu.ual amount 81 energy. During
10 pat YEAR they paii quite q sum Ia
'appo-t preaching. and nov they have
l.re.y arpeted the church AMI pat ne~
anp-ries IN the pulpit and gallery.
Rev. stephen liyingstoa Of ,onnests-
eai i % supply here for the coming
Season.
M parsonage {. being Frightened az
Aih paper and paint.
Mr., AlouS0 Wheeler. formerly ri this
piace, has heen favOring us With a sf"f'
visit.
Mrs.. Moses Mosh~r IL gone for q fe.
days to Massachusetts, 20 visit friend'
and relatives.
III sportsmen have taken quite larse
sahheref big trout from Crooked isisei
ul. spring. Your correspondent on INC
.th was fortunate enough to cAtsh =
aeisn nae sp<Sklsd besufiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
RUNFORO

N-. l.I.I Martin 9. going Ga ell he'
t.-.f.si go,-is ~ auction. on TUESDAY
~. al.
NJ Nart FoN 20 lowell y stopping
a Ca tlt. in toNn. also Mr.. Weston 81
>....r1 Ma.s.
No. river &. again clear - legs.
t..'fmsu arv starting for the lakes
Ilf. DO rums ou the stag every nighi
VI. q n BARKER Who has hem sIend
~ 'hf inter a. Augusta l. ~ h"m'
hgtH
NJ wormeu was Ia town thi'
erss Nun alway. has his weather. cy'
"l' f.r 'hs Wi,krd.
l.rty q mud and poor travelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
Ana1l..MEs1 BEIhIl.

Leon verrill hrs been .lck for num-
Der 81 days.
ExI-st that John" will "pour Walls 81
wrath" on our poor heads u Ne dare tai
mention = horse, hut ". ssw Bun Hart.
lett driving a fine looking one last week.
a blooi bay With black points, IL hand.
hish. weighs between II and " hundred,
seven year. old. all sound and Kind. Mr..
n. h,. been offered sis5, but ssy. his
price u seo.
Mr.. Lizzie renley !. going to Port
land soon.
MI.. Flossle Twitchell l. teaching In
District No. aud Mi.. Ruby Clark IN
District No. -.
Bu.lness rushing at Homestead Farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
EAST WATERFORD.

ORD. Haskell Ia. been granted pen.
sion.
Albion Buck. 10 Norway Lake, Ia.
hc-n grating for &. ~. lIcig,ion; Irving
Hutchinson for L. ". sandcrson.
Edward Hilton aud wife are back ON
their farm.
Beri Emery, wife aud daughter, II
North Ablng,on. Mass, aud Mrs.. George
Crookcr, 81 Norway, spent sunday at
J. ". Atherton'..
Mrs.. Pride I. AZ Norway a few days.
Mrs.. Elmsr iIaggc,i aud children, 81
Norway, are spending the week At j.. y.
lIaskclrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

]. l.. Partridge has been quite sIck
again this week.
Harry Wood IL driving the team TOT
Partridge a Danforth.
Mrs. 4. A. Stevens has been quite sieh
this week.
4. A. stevens has been making sur
xey Of the mill property 1t steep Falls
Norway, and making plans Of the sane
Emerson kilgorc and J. y. BRADBURY
have been building nice wire fence b.
tween their lard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
EASY BlrsIl


~chools comm-nc-si Monday, Nav 18th.
Niss Flora Wheeler teaches Ia Distric,
No. :, Miss .rsc- Grover Ina Dlsirict No.
~, and NJ. Nav llutchins In District
No. ~.
\. ". Bein started Nav 18th for
Byron gold mln-s.
III swan rvcen,ly spent tc~ day. d,
Paris.
james Maycounsll Nas taken violently
M ca the rad aud "a. Kindly card Tor
AZ =. " Rnlsit's.
Tlc steamer. North star, i nov
launch~i and rrsiy for cNcursions.
\ large crvN 20 river drivers passed
this plst- Nav 18th.
On last w--k'. items please rad y. W.
Eihsridgv and Wifc vii have charge ~
Z. e E.ie.' firs the coming year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
wrSr PERU

Nj. .. 4. Tucker has frturn~i Nth a
full siotk - millinery and fancy gD"d..
m any one wishss o. $50 the new style.
hsrv l. the placv.
tanker rash Till ling~rs here, It'll an-
other $50 although there have hcen M
serious Cs.sss.
III OtIsnsld Quarterly Meeting which
- Invited her. far June has l's-sn uoii-
he,i ani 800 - changed.
Mr.. ,. ~. Walker i mofc comfort
able although net out of danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
WILSON'S WILLS

81 PARKER ha. hcsn siCk al the Bst-
.. V.. fru.
H.r h.r,, niu rur.,lay and that
ar. .I. gate. 40 Eru,l dam hrlug .hut
EN-. f.##. here arr me.tly under water
U. r.r.- reached ii. highest point Nav
-T ItaI. higher than h has h-vn D.
o.. On several war. ani ths rad D.
fa... .f.f au fuUus L. unw ohsiructci
.I -.ffIf ran iu during che high VA
..r
Al 60 ~rars,aut cat M. foot hadly
at af s.rA up ths Nhl'ott lir,-nk
q tlr urighhurs met ~ ih'
.t H.. Nrl,ur bav and - trvcs in
Nd. I.... h.u.s gruunis.
II -hs.I sf thr middle ssh"ol huusr
....H.,.. TODAY. tu D. taught hN liz
On. f.. at. Taught there lat term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
saysauRo CENTRE.

u,.. Martha harrington, aged a. a .,,'a
cry suddenly Thursday morning luz
Last Of sven children. Cart
The district school u tsuxn' ny "'
rule VI. Could % Hiram. :, ota
The grangers have dsnss !" wv
r.iia~ Hall. rryeburg Centre.
The spring IL very late In this see'''"'
cattle are nov driven 20 pasture 10 ke'
th<lr owu living, The iysn. "a
Nos sny plasting IN THE ssss''eS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
PERU.

Wilson Stlilman Ia. bought the Rob
eri. stand and mo,~i Into u, AMI %. has
taken his boys home.
Ernest Austin has returned Ia Hebron
"a attend the summer term ~ school.
gey. Mr.. Long ~ Canton preached nj
the meeting house on th. nth.
school commenced In district No. on
the sth, under the instruction of Mia.
Gould IL East Dlxheld.
Lssis Burg-.. has bought Hun steam
engine. ~ horse power. Ia carry up la
slb-rls Ia Carthage. lie has landed II
At n. ". knights.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
ROxBuRX.

Jane. Iri.h aud brother Of Peru are
helping Mr.. Weeks put In his crops With
a pair of horses. a..
Mr.. Week. has sold his Eat oxen to W.
". Hall. . ,,
NJ. Locke has sold hIs Wilkes filly
20 Fred knapp Of Byron. She was the
b@-t colt ~ her age In town.
The Ice last winter injured the grass
very much hut the frequent rains are
doing much to help IT,.
Many people are visiting the byron
gold fields.
II. A. Cannon VAS In town this week.
The crew Of frenchmen number about
.ey,niy-dye cutting poplar on the west
.iie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
AARrEORn

lhs frisuds aud relatives 81 'yru..
Nsv. a...mhied AZ hi- bou-s on Apfh
!.''. Do ring the ioth anniversary OF hl.
a".i.ug iay. The happy couple wsfe
Presented with sin.Oo la gold bestdes
''t-- valuable presents. Mr.. Merrill al
"s' That Il sas a profitable meeting
ll,iu. Alley i quite slck. lie hnrt
h.' eve a short time agO. The Doctor
nhluAs h. all lose the use ~ the eve.
Dexter Gurney has gone Ia Mass
altl.stts to work In a shoe shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
SUMNER.

The school In district No. 4 opened
May l2th, under the instruction OF Mas
Minnie BIsbec.
Mrs. George Dyer, of Hartford, Vas
In town on Walt recently.
Mrs. X. IL. Thompson, who has been
alex with dlphtheria, IL reported to be
somewhat better.
Z. G. Bowker has gone to Masss-
chusetta 20 work.
Charles Kiinball and wife, Of North
Psyis, were n town last wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t 1l.NSS oF rr-G wCCs ~ A.
SECTIONS % TrC COUNTY.
sIBROS

NJ U.rsm.n Have. lcft very myste-
-...t Irra,. Nny sth. w. II. 80
rar., 10 wear. 20 az. In good hath
H.I.f.r, One ,uung man. ilis father
a.. .. co. fsII harruviug and The last
a.. ...,H. D. to-'k thr svill pail and
al..f '.,sI ihr pig ~ night. a. D.
FI- raf Ir nu apTsauncv, a crrS Nas
-...I .HI ths vo-si. s.afvhsi. The
r.y morning dispatches wcrv srnt o.
-...-.t.. r HH.tun. bat no clue has hc.n
f...I 500
p.r. Meme O.. o. drive The Turner
r... m..I.Hr
~ srI NJ. David Rlakr, - Auhuru,
a-. .,..- 90 thr .ummrr AZ The parson-
a.r
NJ D. Hnunry ani Sife have 10
,f..- f-m fa ". = Berry aud they have
r..... f. MHthautr fall-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
EASY aRoMNElElp.

The circle met at Mr.. stickney'. on
the 18th.
!. Colby and y. l.. Drew are painting
their houses. They viii look finely In
their new dresses.
l.. X. Giles Ia. good prospect Tor
the nomination of senator Tor this part
~ the district.
eve, MAY will make hay"
Ml.. Jane Weeks has been visited by
cousins FROM Portsmouth.
last week va. weighing week at the
post Offices. They should not have .e-
Irctei Nayfower week, though the malls
h.x. been more bulky than heavy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

.Ht-rof ,uung aiic.. graduated
f-.-. N ...ar. Wyli-.l-y, and other sinal-
sr ....uf.uns, have rrc,utly foun,i-d
.N.a Nurk what l. known ne The
,...-. settlement Lea Gi,ington street,
q. ffs fu-T-'.r ~ teaching ths people II
d.. H. .hharl1-ri 'hps Go live lran-
IL. n Ut,r siIi descfil-r. the humane en-
f.-T-..s .r 'hs uumi-r - liarpsr's liaSar
r.H..EHl Mt1 ltih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
HAAYON

Mr.. sewsll Dunn u quite dangerously
sick.
Mrs.. Abble Goddard, who has bcen
spending the winter In Minneapolis, ~
turned home Friday.
Tnerr Il 10 he two days. meeting Of
the Canton Driving Park Association
the fret of next month.
By mistake u wac reported that Rev.
J. VI. Long would sddrrss Hodge Po.t
on Memorial Day. but Il now appears
that John n. Irish, Of Itumfcri. Will b.
the speaker on that day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
UPTON.

New. scarce a. hens teeth, but mud !.
plenty. m
Upton won't want for mllllners this
year. Mabel West la. supplied q part
of the new summer hats aud gone To
Megalloway. Mi. Martha Demeriit !.
selling millinery here now.
About every other man In town has
gone 10 the lake guiding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
DiSglElD.

The fishermen have had poor luck at
Weld Pond the past week.
Andrew Marsh l. flttlng up hi. house.
George Brovn la. moved Into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Cam
mon.
George u. Bl.bcc, E.q., 81 Buckfield,
VA. Ia town thl. we.k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

a. ara NJ. Hannibal llsmllu are AZ
t,.-... fs.us ,slioi hsrv Nv the death 20
A.. Erus1. NJ llamlln's sister. t'en.
,t.-.a. IIamin a Hsngof Sas also here
d.. .tf.rI thr funeral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

m. Natfosrrs arr not al gone Vt.
NJ. q stanley and Linda ltsss"n
90. h. frum M NAV Hank" We'd
r..... With usarl, half q bushsl ~
t....f.f..I frr.h pima blossoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

Some men are all nosc and whIskers,
while others run mostly TO feet and un-
godiy appetite. 80 Il II with soaps.
Some are little else than fancy wrappers,
others merely pleasant "smell'' and the
balance nearly all rosin. Like the man
Of real merit, BRUSSELS soap L. soap only,
and the best and most economical 1t that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

n. sui Mr.. Daniel Br0wn, Mr..
80 wilkins and Mr.. 4. l.. skinner
"a W.fsrforl attended Mrs. BroSn's
rrer. FRIDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

al. reported that George ". Davis,
=. m.tvi from Paris a. llavethlll,
n. d fre vc,ks since. did suddenly
.ff..rf disease ss.on after reaching that
....T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
IS YOUR EYESIGHT TROUBLING YOU ?

Optlan Norway
Having study for the past few under the
of With this
adapted especially h. business. am more than able 70 e
kinds OF anu
light Asou>r ot h.'
GROUND o nv w
Rrsr, hi. work make specially
" D,CL
4 ,si u, W
the above reputable physician. would ao" me m use VI
Inc notk business $50, -.
al, t Taie. lifted south Paris Paris m West ar
welyie, Waterford Hl.on
All agree pronounng them " any
a.s
Optirsn Of prac ability la Oxford County
Opci,n
of Optsn
Who'll ever. u NJ d.
Remember oneof "wI.e Opticians. Who having bought IN
"Optsn. handbook urnh~ifre
aud claims know l'' ~ h' ohe
f,los,i Don't he'd ei,ed IT, humbuggeil
called opticians INTEL
iby Of
elayuy troubling you, bat visit at once
Vivian Kills, 1xIocrt 0IotiofAn.
In ~ All kinds OF Repair
Watches, Jewelry, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20
GOOO ADVICE

,. ..a. syuilenru. uu that oxford
,...f. e.d huum thsrv arr hzsoms
.-. H.-m. ant much that GLITTER l. not
r.|
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

eve cell more Of Browns Instant Re
lief than al other remedies OF like na-
tsrs,~ cay ths dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-20

K,4.a,. rcrhsm snd family rvturoe,i
t,.fu..k frum Washington. Mr.. l'sr-
40 !. I.-,king very Sell.