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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

Stock % Ill kinds came % the harm u
splrniii condition for winter. and tl''
wlse farmer will see 10 Il that Il sufYrr'
M .hrinksgc during the change frcu
grsss "a hsy.
y. q. Grosrr Il away from home mosl
of the time thr~shlng. TIE sicknc.s ol
hIs Wife hss prevented HE doing ell hs
intenalei thIs fall.
Gates % Gorhsm. ". H., and Morrill, al
Albany, are buying cattle fcr Gcrhan
parties.
Carter and IIutchlnson are In town
looking fov beef for Penley of Auburn
A. \. pesn has fni.h~.i hauling hi
spooi stock. box boards aud wood from
Msson. lie yard IL now clear for hI'
timber.
IN. surplus stock has been mostly
bought up.
Til. week has bccn very cold thu, TAR.
"Wednesday u shovel. About six inci,e.
fell. TODAY IL q Will Que; Wind blows
anil Oh. air I. full 90 snow.
The lumber teams will coon b. in the
woois.
The swsmps anil streams have not
been froru so hard for years.
The music of the times IL the squeal-
Ing ~ the plg-bat few left 10 eat corn
az IS cents Ter bushel.
W. ~. Mason is Ca go In wild River
tn haul iumher o., %. % Hastings a Go.
from hls mill 90 Gllc,d station.
n. Hutchinson has sold his oxen.
Mr.. .. e.. fie,n seem. much better.
s,. .lt. up . little.
OLD norvs. IL on q rampage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
LOWELL.

On Monday afternoon Mr.. John Ken
,lslI wss de.ceniing the hill leading
from Mo.e. klmbslls to the lIubbiri
Ea.im,n pisc- with q load of board. AMI
young horse belonging to IIsnjtmln
I,ns.cll. The bo,ris slippci forsanl
ani th. horse became frightened, throw
Ing Mr.. k.n.islI to the grouni, sni u !.
supposed the wheel ran over hls head,
but be l. unable 81 tell Iu.i hos be We
hurt. lie .oon b~s.lme consclou., got
up and walkei Ia Or.on T.. Anircs.'.
lie rippci at th. door ani ss Mrs. An
,lrrws came he toll her that he wanted
to come In aud warm hlm.clf, hut she
must no, -. hlm a. hl. fsc. VAS Ia such
q condition. Mr.. Andrews soon came
ani physician "a. procured. The no.-
ani cheek bouc wer- brok.n and cut. on
~. chin sni about the face requiring IL
siiich-. to close them. lie ws. Ia ter
rible condition. NJ. face aud head being
swollen out 10 all .emhl,nce Ia hlm.rlf.
lie 4. nov doing we'll. hi. face having
rome into .hip-. sni the prospect seems
f,lr th,t b. Will not - much dl.hsur''i.
After the horse left him the wagon un-
ticket aud tb. horse went to Nr. Ben
nett. near sweden Corner. iIc Ill not
..,tn frightened sui dli not sweat, but
came walking along az though nothing
hat hsppsncl.
Edwin Me.erve Ia. been quite sick ba,
|. better.
.cc the paper, speak % Mr. A. v.
B,rkrr. sppolnt~l 90 ofilc- Ia fenn.yi-
,snI,, "a q native 81 Oxford, Ne.
>hoali Il no, D. Lowell, oxford county,
uaIneY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
RuNEoRn CENTRE.

Mr.. Seth 4. Ahb,,i, our town farm
m,n,r-r. he. ben ishi mn With . bad
h,ni, hut !. gradually e ,l,lng INV.
Although rather late We extend ou'
h~srv good wi.h~. for two excellent
Gumsord Young ladies who have he~r
m,riei rr~~ntiyi Ma. l.ose Abbott
anil Mi.. lillian Ah'-ott thev hoth have
m,nv frieni. In thl. town sni count, q.
hath have t,nsh, m,ny terms Of school
throu ghou' "a. couniv.
The pr~.-nt operations at Gumfori
rsll. will ~ fnlsh~i In q few d,vs,
They are m,klng thing. secure for thu
wini.r now. Mr.. n. j. Chisholm 'hs
treasurer I. In town looking over ibs
work..
4 few hands wi.hlag On saw hlrrh
could fnd employment by writing OF
csiilng an .. v. stephens a onr~.
IN. Ladies Cinrle h,i . ,.rv pleasant
,im~ AZ th. home 10 waldo rcttenglli.
II occurred an III. hlrthiay.
IN. friend. 10 MI. Lncv i.nfkln vii
b. pleased to know TINT she IL out aiief
. .oueshtt .-yrrr sickness.
Nj. su.le Grshim !. teaching the
winter term here much 90 the satisfaction
Of all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
nIxgtflD cfsYRF

The weather Ia. tccn extremely cold
for the pat thru. days.
Tho hrst SNOW storm was on W~ines.
lay the - Instant; about ) inch~. al
snas fell With little rain AMI m,ds
qaiie goel .l.i;hlng.
Our .chool t.scl,.r VIII y. Allen y.
quit. slck With the mumps sni thcry
ain D. no more .rhoal thl. ~lnt.r.
VI. iIolmin :. sorting sp?les ., North
Jaw ~hcrr b. h,s ai.oai I've hunirci btr'
rvl. ready Tor shipment. lie ssys apples
sr- kerpln. veil.
Emo. e. Goali AMI ". Mcinilrr ar
Il i'rfu ~h~rv they h,s. hkrn largr
i,h htaling poplar for the palp mill.
Darrell Hro.. arr mixing repair. On
il.lr .aw mill. We hear they inienl q"
pat In nes .hlnsle machine ot an I'm
proved Kat
TrrSl w~l,b we sl.o hear I. talking ~
putting q clrcular sas In hls MILL. just
shst you nerd. fr-i, 20 ahead.
Mr.. !. !. r,sle Who Ia. ben quite
.ick l. improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
UPTON.


The Thermometer registered - de-
gr~es below sern 1a~sdsy morning and
not murh irss "Wednesday.
II comm-ncsi showing about noon
"Wednesday being the hrst snow storm
of the sesson, although We have had
snow squalls whIch have made fair
sleighing for seversl days.
A fiock of forty-two Wild geese went
over this place towards the south sun
dsy.
Mrs. Sweat fell about four weeks ago
snd IL nov entirely helpless. She ls
quite sgci and !, ls thought that che
hurf the nerve 81 her hip.
Hollis Abbott has completed most ~
his work In thls place sni st,rtei Wei.
n-sisy tn do some work Tor j. u. E,m-.
In Newry. lie can now do sll klnds of
csrp~ntsr work from hand slci Ia q
nIc~ rrsIsience consequently making him
self generally Useful.
Nearly foot Of spow Thursday morn
Ing.
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GRIISMOOo.


"Th-r-'. a. much difference In folks as
,hsr. I. In snSboiv." so nan. = .ort
of Jo.h BIllIns., u.e,l ~ s,v. AMI he dli
no, put II too strong. tni-si, " he h,d
.,Ii that IN soma cs.~s there u even
marr. ". think d. wouli NO, have g"i
siihln M. iln~s ~ prs,rics'lon. We
hs,. often thought % the expression
when .iuiying human n,iure, AMI have
come Ia the conclusion that no Two per-
.oa., nor ini-.~l snv two objects In
nsiurr. are exactly alike.
Probably several lniicrous things
h,pp~n~i Thanksgiving D,y within
Uncle samuel. pr,-insts. although ne
vet wr have hesri hut little.
One family got up q rh,nk.siying IN
the ma, approved .tvl~, unionhe Nv,
Inyl,el their netrrst Relatives to the Tee
tI,sI, hat NJ IN. ssme time requested
each one ~ them Ia le,ve the children
II home. III. ron.elu.pce was that
IN. ~hlllr-n all .t,h at home. and go
~ the p,r~ut.. They thoashi that vas
cutting u r,th~r too hne.
Ano'her family. the mother Of whirh
Ind . iock ~ little on-s round her sni
w,. feeble herself. hid Thanksgiving
..nt her. con.i.iing ~ good things In
general aud lots 10 them.
We made living trip to South Paris
last MONDAY anil decided before getting
hack home that II Was the coolest day
sinre December came In. Cool wagon
Ing hut v~rv dusty for the time at year.
"Wednesday morning slx b~low th.
cipher aud good foundation for sleigh
Ing.
Mr.. Tiiu.' little bovs are aeei
ak anil Ave years respectively ani look
near enough alike to be twins. Calling
on the f,milv Recently We fonni the
two little fellows NJ play In the stable,
,ni on inqniring which wss the ol'ie.i.
the f,yr-ye ,r-oii strengthened Ca his fall
height, sni thus expi ,ineii "iie, point
lag ~ HI. brother. 81. = whole year Older
than ~. hut I sm the hlggrst, sui c,n
take him dosn ioS." ifrovsltv flourish
~ here, ~. IN Hngi,ni. We could almost
I'm Gin. the little fellow h,s an eye on
HI. brother. primogenliurr.
rriiav morning. How IL this for the
first week OF winiers
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WEST BETHEL.

The weather. -eems to b. noticeable
t.,.lc Of conversation during the ~-ek
CnLi Increasing after mid SUNDAY
tllI Tuesday sni Wednesday the ther'
nomr,rr inlicated q few degree. below
nero through the mld.ile Of bath days
not n lih.tiniins q Thick snow .t"rm s~'
la AZ noon of the latter. This Thursis,
morning the glass stool at - iesres
bat later the northwest Wind !. lowering
IN. mercury sni llfting the seven inches
of Snow into bc,ps. surh fri.ky wealth
or 4. prsluetiye of COILS an.i coughs.
J. II. philbrook took q numbsr 81 cat
tie from thi. yi,inliy la his car seut frou
Bethel last Moo'lsy.
A. ". Grover sent hne three-ycar
oil colt Ia the same car To Mrs. y. n
rorrey, Eockisnd, Mass.
The Cool remplsrs had full turnout
last evening notwithstanding the bitte'
cold storm.
Mrs. q. u. Lowell IL with her dsugh
TER. Mr.. Cobb, In shclburpe, y. ~.
where they have another visitor. IL s'
litfls fem le.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09

pearoi Drmocrst, N'-oa, two month.
have slapsri s.nc.s YOU rey~,s.,i NV last
communication ani thai was WRITTEN
unsier = cloat snd "a. hsriiy able Ia
tini.h n. la fact dI not write all that I
intsniel. I ~as .trickca With di.trc..-
ing Hines. aud thu moaih of o,tob~r va.
n-ariy blank o. me. Am gisi Ia h.
shi. o. say that al ham,a love sni wl.-
,iom Coall device "a. siooc for me aud
10 that nth the ble..lng of Col ose
nv rrCo,vry. I wish Ia expvs. nv
heartfelt thanks % nay nsighbors snd
nsny friend. Zoe thslr klnia... Ia me
,nd ms family; also To fri~nds from
,hrcad irum ~hom rcyvl,c,i s,mpsthif-
log ani vo,afortinr l-tter.. DE-. rssd-
ils and al.s Dr. tlili rva,l~r,i me gosi
-.r,ke. ~isoald I - fasprci 9Th sufii-
risut health u ~ill D. my plsasarr To
10 Nhst I csn % scstter "sunshlns
snloug nv frlla~men aal thus initiate
snd hssor the ~,Nioar Who ~h-u on
sauh ~sui about dolng gDod. II Will
,iso - nv plessaf- Ia take Doilcr 81
ps.slns events. " you 'i~cm the pr0'lug-
ti..as ~ fr-hlc msn 20 :, years worthy
q spsr, Ia yolr yslu ,hie paper. Long
NAY ,oar paper live aud IT, .a,,.criI'iipu
list D. greatly enlsrr~i, ~hich I think
nav - Nth .ome sf'ort on the part 10
10 fri.nis. Every Erpahlicsn caghi To-
loog AFTER u. Tho smoant ~ lsgal sni
,gticalarsl matter !. ~or,h more than
the C'sst 20 the Ispsr.
AL tslong o. the ".hui In soclciy
I have MT much % imPortanc. TO
,hrunicle ~ this tune.
NJ. us,.n I. intending to pat small
sio. ! 90 guo,l. la al. .terr the nr.t 81
ianusry. lie 1. hni.hlng 81 q r~om
th~f- far tli- pat ofiice ~hich Will h.
quite cpmmeiioa..
Many 20 our Young mru Who hive
i,s.n away Zoe the season came homr Ia
.t-.ni Thanksgiving and arr sl-niing q
Tea Nrvks Nth tls.ir parents. wa, two
.an. 81 G.-or.v ". B-yki"r, tso sous of
Edgar o.. AndrvSs. D.. fr.oCh, sic.
Mr. BrslBspl Cumming. 20 Andoyrr,
usss.. native oi tia. t"~n, ~ho hal
iern ab.-ut fourt~eu years, .icni part
u a u~vk 9Th frl~n.ls h-rv. lie u
mlnu. one thumb, los, In the srny. NJ
the .smr time hs rvy.lye,l tNo oihsr
,un.hat uoan.is. lie thoaght the bah
~. aee prvtty thhk. lie din'd 9Th
Gar family Thanksgiving 'sy, while !
to.,k MY frugal meal Ia the r""m To
shich hsVy b~cn conhnci Tor eight
weeks spjsy-,i the day.
Rev. Mr. Weoi 10 Bo.ton, nh" y. sup
pl,inr oar pulpit tight or ten weeks. u
'laing a rGoi wors. oar P-ople arr
,.ry mach inirrvste,i Ia him.
I.siis.' Cir-l. mrt TUESDAY With Mr..
AL Aadrrs.. q large attendants. ani
ga rulatasl- oCsa.h,n.
Nellie NtihuT has gone io ilollist"n,
Macs. u h-rv BE- hss position az clerk
In q dry g,ssis st"r-.
Carter ani llutshlnson arr yet bus ing
b..f Zoe i.ssiston mtrkrt.
". ". Hint !. huting poultry.
u. nirl snl siir have is>cn u.iiing
fri-nsl. 10 II.broa aud oxford. L.
Rev. viii &. wooi, ~ boston, MI
urr,,h p,Svm,er iiIh, az lOiJp A. ".
Subi.,t. "rhe Gospel .ud How Ia
I'r,arh IL" 5.J1F.N. >al3~,t; 'iiae-
h. ~ PRAYER" sihhsth >,h"ol, \. q.
B..n. Sai-riaien.leui, after morning scr-
-. ~ah,s~t: "Jesa. male knosn.
ir.M NJ. \. a.. :. &. r., at MT.hih \.
...hoel boasc. sutjeSt; ''sa''oar aud
OutCa.L"
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FRvgouRc.

II
Nra Fannie Ccrsiou w.ssrmsn Vas .,
how~ for Thssksgising. Also Will
Morgan ~ho ~vnt back 70 Philadelphia
on " Wednesday.
Miss Mstsl Morgan viii ieave Zoe The
south scons destination not deckied.
Niss Ruth Morrill, ~ss nc chur,h on
Sunday, bat r~sarp~i TO C.mbrsige ths
next day where she s employed by the
Riverside rrvss.
NJ. ssi Mrs.. Rollins ieft Monday for
their home In River rails. via. Mr..
>assn Bsllari ~eut ~ith tbcm and Ali
probably rmsin year With her son.
pr. tiwsri Bsllari al River Falls, aud
pr Jchn usllsri al Chhsgo.
The q. l.. =. q. mt Mon.isy with n. y.
lismfnoad. The newt meeting ~ III D. held
Al the womsa'. Club I'LL where IL will BE-
Tor the ~inier.
john =. Barrows went 20 Msssachu-
tchasetts oa Monday anil ~ill probably
- sb-snt foe some mouths.
Mr.. AMI Mrs.. Dlnsmorv came hack on
"wednesday.
TIE scholars will he welcomed next
Secs a. the term beslns "Wednesday Dcv.
10.
Mis- bntlsr IL Improving. AMI IL u hop
81 sill D. able 10 resume her elas.e. In q
fr~ se.s..
Ml.- rsyl"r the other teacher. wio has
hccn tosriing q Mr.. Emerson. 1. "a 70
10 Miss n. y. Charle'.-
Ahoat slx inches of snow fell on Wei.
ne-'isy. pNemh~r csm- In like lion,
ruesi,y sni "Wednesday wcw very an-
.'osnicrtahled y. ;mercury reached 10 Le-
los.
Mr.. sBi Mr.. VIM. n. bradley Ieft
to~n IN "Wednesday. lie Will ~ west
sRi Mr.. Bradley wlli spend the ~luter
sith her frisni..
Nc. ". q. johnson has moved from
the fryehurg lIoa.e lnto the tssement
ossr 4. ~. nb,-tts' store for IN. iuter.
NJ. fr~i ". ros.r., proprietor Of
ths fcrc-t city Creamery, Portland, was
IN the plsc. on Friday.
Mrs.. Nash 10 ,onssy Centrv has come
to Mis- \. y. fsgv'. To bosrI With her
laughter, a m-mt-r of the sealor class
Al the Acadcmy.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
TT cCSGS oF rrE wtts ~ AL
SECTIONS oF r-G COUNTY.
soyr. sUcsNGlo.

Wrrtrs rvsdiug thst ons must have .
e. .sl q hlnsslf to euioN lit"'
A.. ..f ..H c az 10 think ss Serr mtn-
UfI.r. 49, u~ighi.of ~ oars once ~
ura.. d. htd The nsturl taleui
O. I... .srf. hat lsck~i the early triiD-
~ i'r b.. ,vr, much Shst Ne mex"
b.. e'...fr se ~ ,rl u through hope
O. .. snIsut eN~s.
NJ r#Htt,i fast riis atnut The
r-srr. .ffhs tao cite. tho othrt dst
1f.- flsf istslrn mare Nth q N'sS u
sa... hut he uti,rF ivllas = cuur' ~
e. .... uaf What i--ttrf hlOod Toe q
,ra u than Fst,hsnf
l.-. EIsbr,is. a.. Csnatisn horse
Co.,. ..m, Lea Thsnksgi,iug DIV whh
. hr,.. Ths gvnil Jonas of.r,>i o.
hr..., a1v hur.- BE- had aud give "a
No.
E ..s.-s m,ehlns hss thr~she'i our
z 900 ths wiYol~ ptrarhrruslis--
oil. ....-. sni mslhlne-ssrv sal-rh.
h...Ir .umy nss Jerseys. tAll All
49,
DEL. U.r.hill IN. re.isned The pot
re .' D. ..f ilshrtn. tnd there arr tao
.... ..AH
No. N1na Bscou Ms al b"'ns
..rt.Hg
n..s Irl- l. sick a J. y. DaVee.s'
Co. I1.krr he t--.n seventy shk'
NH tIuk wrni o. Cambrtsv'
NJ. f. ears on Monisv.
n...lr H. ga ins 10 thi. writing.
p .Fun "a lne thi. yefr Ike W
o.. IHrI Cor stor- hags u, Icfhap.'
]. If .r.f b. siisr than Let year.
&c.. ~ ln.h q. tctching Ia the bncA
t..'r.f Hr. t-,sri. q h"me. rtdin. ',
tr' q. ". iI. s,ho-,l on hicyrle- fre'l
ben ..tfiaa o. oaf John and has "a
t's.......c cift q CAB.
~ rHr. ,ou tsli /. u. ~ ~ere 10
o. a.s... no 1t dav % D.S~m'-r "a
q -,-rgrvsn snd ~c so nary
n. uHJlto. r,s~y have gooe ~hr''
" a... .HIus tsin~th.
..lr un sshonl on ~cuih lill, IN
F'r-. % looping 'oagh in the us
~ flirgv,i e the r.-s-'ii.
~. Luan ga South ilill i ftaiil
Sc
On. '"osing foFmais will - foam
fuf ihe ruv 20 -cfa,cbr- "
t.-... go. horsN; ! GA. sugar I"
.ra.. Uf sae~t OF.
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SNInEN

4 ,rrv cold ws,- ihl. week. 10 10
gre. h~low In some places on Tuesday
m"ruiHg.
NE. Perry Ia. contracted TO do lum-
t~rlng ia Conway.
&. u. Ilsmlln \. Co h,ul hsri wool
lum'~r frpm the ~, North 81 the mineral
spring ~ iseaa@'t. Mile.
= L. riummsr from the welch lot "a
~. .sm~ place.
4 ,erv pheasant tine VI the cirrls NJ
T.. T.. Woodbury.. Th,nksgl,lng -,r.
9th mu.lc nv qa,r~,is ~ the filn,
f,mllv. r~cl'stiors sni singing bv MARY
sui Ilyle w~.lev. insirim-nisl mn.ic
~ len, knight, all Of which were very
ENJOYABLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
WILSON'S WIS


E'iiatt Rirh 20 Damm~r Ia. come az
Hth tenn. for the Lsgging business s,a'
al. huili ramPs oa the Afi.so'- hru"N.
D. u Ellingwocd had ten oxen (" W
u river "Wednesday.
" q. Il-un-tt his bceu ." Coieos""e
al puryhased another pair OF oxen i''
N so,-is.
Thanksgiving Day passed. w .
nah n0tice except g~.a ",'..'
L'rryho.iy y too busy haui'nS ""
70 stop faF snythlng.
To ehillrpn ~ Mrs. Martha fick.u'
Nh i now u. met Nth her on Thanks
stlng Day. :,
Walter Barkmsn killei q ,eke ..
even sal cue cow. sni IL. u; hrnns'.
tAree steer. the past ~esk. all i'f '"e
sossls =.
Ne hear surveyors ara locating rail-
Nd trO@ Berlin ~ Enrol.
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nEANARk.

N.... ksts y. Isgslls aud bsr'hs
lsrr. .rfru is,i the strauss converts Al
i.-. .. p,,. 1t.
49,. 4. 10. Ian-. has tecn on a trip '"
Es.f... Ter aust, Mr.. >srsh ''e"ssr
vh. ... .s~n living a Csnhrti svi.'rt
'''auHi with her aud Will MAKE Der
h.r.r sFh Mr.. Jones'
u o. Bike sni 4. ~. Mciniirr Nuh
t.Hs force q men snd tesms have gone
o. Porter to commence their lob 81 hia'-
iac fm'~r fur Gatrhsll a M"ulton-
'las D. Bennett has returned 10 b"--
Con
Nrssr Perrv Walker % south far''
H'.fIns rrlstiVes here.
Ar-u.tin- lugtlis has heeu spp"'n'.l
fm.a..tr,tor ~ the estate of the h''
Iotu Blake.
>.mlei a. Colhy's new house l. mar
" r~''I, fur o,~uptnry.
Me- Essrr~ has clo-cl her .choo' ~
Lf.t lagnm,rk sud returned To her h"'"'
a. ,hBuic falls.
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eucKF,Clp.

rlrst sIelghIng Thursday. Decrmber
9Th; hrst nero weather Tuesday, Dc'
crnber ~.
DR.. John y. DeCoster, QUE Of our ~
spected citizens has been . very slck
man for week or morr. but NJ thls
writing Il reported ~ bitter.
Odd FELLOWS have moved Into their
new hall.
Charles Record has moved to East
Brsneh Farm.
DR.. sturgi., of Lewiston, was IN town
Sunday, Nov. 3oth, In consultation In
case of DR.. DcCosier.
Abel irIsh has moved fo the stand re-
Gently ocnpl~i by y. =. wilmington.
Clinton Ellie has moved from East
Brsneh Farm to dwelling recently va
czir,i by Mrs.. samuel Themes.
The public are cordially invited by
Crystal Wave Lodge of Good Templsrs
In IN entertainment At Eat Buckheld,
Thursdsy evening, Dec. III.
The first Ia the Grand Armv course of
lectur-s was given at the B,p,i.t church
last Tuesday evening. nv q. u. Hall, VI.
ID. subject: "rhe Merrimsc aud MonI.
tor" The doctor h,nii~i his subIest
like q veteran. lie held his suilence
overwhelmingly for morr than an hour.
Charles Z. Bowen IL again moving Ia
the tenement vacated by Abel Irish over
the rhomes store.
The social event of the season was the
grand rrcrp,lou given at the residence
% Hoo. Geo. II. Blsbee Last Friday even
Ing. TO which nc'rly hundred Invita-
tions wer- given out. The occasion was
their rrtirrmeni from their h,Disome
rvsLiencc which IL soon to b. occupied
by the public ne hotel. A large CON-
psny came. nearly flllng the spacious
rooms. IN. BuckhelI Orchestra were
present aud enll,ene'i tho scene by .e,-
rr,l choice selections from their musical
repertoire. A collation. was served con-
stating of coffee, cake and Malaga grapes,
aud With . gr,ni m,rch all retired al =
late hour having enjoyed . very pleasant
season. All ages ser- represented from
the chilli of seven weeks to the veteran
OF nearly eighty years. We poticri
among the gue.ts james IL. DrCo.,er,
E.l, sni wife. % Mrh,nic Fall. and
Conductor Moor- ani wife of Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
EASY 0gyAgl.

p-r~m,er came In With q cold ws,'
snI winter now reisns. The thernom'
rtsr r-gi.irrr,i frpm ten 10 fourteen lie
grr.. below nero Monday ani TUESDAY
mornlng..
A heavy snow storm WELLESLEY after
noon wss followed by a high VIM
Ihur.,isy.
Lo.Ie.i team. crossed the liver on ic'
D~crm'.er 81.
n. y. Bartlett % this place has beet
granted a pension Of eight dollars
month.
Mrs.. W. a. straw left Boston en- rout'
for Montsnt Mon i,y, Devemh-r i.t.
Born, December 1t, Ia the Wife %
Porter rsrwrll, a daughter.
Mr.. J. u. LASTING. has returned from
her Walt % waltham, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
sGWRy


slx inrhe. 10 snow fell "Wednesday
shlch u u lies still ~lll mIkr good sled
ding.
n IA. h~.n hitter COLI Tor three days
past abi la the ab.coce 80 .Dos " n.
h-yn B~,-.ssry Ia keep sharp lookout
Zoe squ~iuct. sni c-llsrs.
Mr.. Commr,s. daughter 81 frsnk
Nunro- ~ North Ncwrv. wss s~rion.lV
tarue,i Yesterday morning by uP.ciilnc
ker,.snc lamp on the stove. bf.
r~sdllc was cillc I Ia attend the sufferer
y b. Nas In great sgonv.
Frank ni.be- sni Wife afr golng Ia
Inmfotd Ccnier Instead % Albany
Htsln..
". u. Poster .. going Ia Grafion With
four hor..s two-.le,iiing Tor clifford.
~. Ia. hirysi fr.ak Babler % Paris Ia
drive one % the tesm..
4 few morr goal men to swing the
axe or goad stick are ~anisNi about hcrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
SOUTH BcTHel.

The ". y. Circle met wiih Mrs.. Jacob
Aunss Last "Wednesday afternoon aud
evening. There we're but few present on
acrount Of th. storm.
Lyreum Friday evening, the 9TH
Digestion, Resolved that . protective
t.rifi A. detrimental to the beat Interests
Of the people of the unltei states. Amir
native. n. Ilo,lsion. Negative, y. t.
Abbott. Lyceums held every Friday
evening. Good attendance desired and
y,so.i ENTERTAINMENT given.
George Lunn u palniing HE house:
columbus kimball movrs To Locke''
Mills rrLlzy, Dsxwmber 9Th.
Last Monday Jscob Ann,s drove W
IN the Bstl,el station when his horse be
came frightened, whrvled around ans
overturned the wagon. W. A. chung u
the rrins aud MAS dragged quite DE
tsuc~. bat succc~,iei in stopping hl
horse. lie was considerably bruised be-
fortunately 90 bones wvrv broken. In
wagon Was oaly slishtly damaged.
j. q. Abtolt will leAvs tor Denver
Colorado, next Tuesisy.
n. X. Abhott b~gsn hls school OF
Ch.uiIer nm Last Monday. -.
4. v. cushsnAa has begun 70 esiid
hsa hsasa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
noRrs.wssr eIrssl

Miss I,rosnis Steam. picket sons
cluster. ~ lovely full blown NAY hoscr.
the 2Oih ~ November.
Mr.. Hiram Wilson h,i q blrtbda,
party the evening ~ the 9th.
Nr. sally Bennett broke her little IN
Ger .ome DAYS ago.
M-rion ani Alg-r Ch,pmin are hons
frnm Brilgton Nr,i~mv on vacation
They SRI fc-llng rn.ll,g. At the Ch,p
nan Homestead. The stock s..m Ia -''
Il Nth the .sme a,l'llty ih,t hunsr'
hoy do-. .v-r, cake, AMI som, % thu
cattle will leave their grain "a munct
the chopped corn fodder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-09
o,xrtglo.


Snow enough Tor sIelghIng.
Of the W. q. club Saturday evening
About forty couples wers prcseut,
Music BY Chssess full orchestra. u wss
ne event of The season.
0rsnt Harlow and George Smith arr
st homo on vacation from school.
G. A. Wilson, Eco, Of Providence Il
visiting friends aud relatives here.
w. q. Harlow has hne line of hoiI-
day goods.
The I. q. q. Pa win hold th-Ir hrst
meeting In their new hall Saturday
evening next. -
The Young isdles' dramatic club viii
present the drama "Il~besva's Triumph"
at Music Hall next SATURDAY evening.