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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
HIRAM

On the Eth evening some forty
friend. and relative. visited Mf and
Mr.. Alvin v. Dow anil celebrated their
tin wedding. 4 very pleasant season
aud "all went merry asa marriage hell.
Mr.. George ". Habit l. quite .lck II
hemorrhagr II Oh. lungs, th" result. ~
Ia grippe.
Wc learn that Col. John Hancock II
Chicago r-Crnily died II pneumonin,
aged about ~ years. H. was .on 81
John l.. Hancock, . Revolutionary sob
der, Who formerly lived on the farm
ownei by Lsweiiyn \. wad.worth.
Col. Hancock vent Nr.i many year.
ago AMI became leading man Ia the
beef and pork packing Industry.
Mr.. William y. Gr~ne aud hi. Accom-
pll.hed wife. nee Maria Near, opened the
Mt. Cutler house a. the public March u.
No pains or expense la. bccn spared In
r.noyatlng II from attic a. cellar, aud max
Ing II Que of the neite.t. co-iest, home
like hotels In the state. While the
word. comfortable, convenient and ele-
CANT describe every room. The gem, In
our opinion. 4. a spaciou. bedroom on
the ground floor, away from noise aud
bu.ine.. % the street aud the house,
where the invalid or lnhrm guest can re-
pose without climbing .talr.. In the
evening our leading citizen. anl their
ladie. assembled AZ the hotel aud after
partaking IL a supper that they pro-
nounc-d unsurpassed enjoyed an even
Ing IL social chat Interpreted With mu.
SIC. aud departed bidding the host aud
ho.te.. God speed aud feeling that new
era had dawped upon our community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
WegY PARIS

We heard strains Of music on ouI
street. last Thursday aud going out "a
| see what caused II Ne saw ~ Piunkard
coming down strvet leading his country
hand. II had q full house Thursday
evening.
school closed Friday with q sociabls
In Centennial Hall Friday evening. This
Was MI.. Thomp.on's third term In this
.chool. She gives .xrellent Satisfaction,
We hope the district Will be able In &C.
cur. her services another year.
Mr.. Merrill'. relatives intend Ia move
him to Roxbury next Tuesday. liz
came from I.oxbury to this place last
October.
The manufacturing company shni
down the old mill Friday and saturday
to make repairs on the boiler.
Mr. kingshury Curtis Il very much
better. and l. able to sit NJ some now.
Her sister, Mrs. i.othrop, who has been
With Mr.. Curtis during her sickness, ~
turne.i to her home In Massachusetts
hall ~ Reihel !. With her now.
Charlie. Ellingwood has moved Into
pr. Yates rent just vacated by Mr..
Nham..
Mr.. York ~ south fari. hs. moved In
"a John willis house, aud Prank Dun
ham has moved from John l.ur,ey's rent
Ia Mr.. willis up stairs rent.
Miss Lille Tuell takes Mis. Emma
ferrv's place q. assistant book-kecper al
the West rsh. Manufacturing Comps-
ny's office.
Mr.. n. 4. Akin. !. visiting relatives
In Wet sumner.
Mr.. u. W. GRAY while az work In the
Pioneer mill yarl saturday had log
roll on tn his foot MASKING Que toe aud
breaking another.
Gu and after Narch .iih the hours To-
receive aud distribute books At the pub
lic library viii - from tn . a. u. aud
tto3r.s ".
The drama Nevada played With such
success ~ south pari. Last week, viii b.
presented by the same company AZ Dun
ham. Hall "Wednesday evening, March
ecth. Admis.lan - and rs cents. They
viii doubtless have . gooi house.
Tbcfc vii ~ box supper ani .ccia-
bic AZ Centennial Hall Friday evening ~
thi. week. Nsrrh -. by wc., Paris
Gnnge. Nj arc in,it~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
OXFORD

sheriff stone 81 Parts wss In town
Tue.day to serve an attachment on tbs
property ~ tho hondsmen (for is-1l III
John Chsihourn., collector. The
amount due on lsss !. between si"o and
500. The town Ia. .e,tl~i for that
wear by taking note. % Chsdbourne Tor
ssoo.
4 Catholic prie., from lewiston va.
here sunday aud held service at I'm
CINE Hall.
An ''old folks. concert" was given by
the singing school taught by George
Jon.. "wednesday evening for the h-ne-
~ 81 the Methodist society. IL. cream
ani cake werr for sale.
The dram, % the "Victim ~ the Rot
tie" With the farce Jeremiah" va.
playe,i al the school house saturday
evening under the su.plce. ~ III. Son.
70 Temperance for the hcncnt ~ Rev.
Mr.. scarlc.. 81; were taken.
Mr.. Spring has returned Ia Chicago.
Mile walker !. visiting friend. here.
\ daughter ~ Mr.. sylyia Burns wa'
buried sunday. Rev. VIZ. kcnnl.on at
tended the funeral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
ERXInuR0.

Mr.. .. :. williamson. 81 Ando,.s
Theological Seminary. pastor elect ci
Aagasts. prcsch~si In the Congregation
al church sunday. March isih.
Nj. Hoss Il sxpectei March I'D.
Nlsscs >adie iocke ani Hattie Wood
ward went back "a Normal school ai
Pennington, Monday. March slth.
Miss Fannie Gor,ion hs. been Visiting
fricads In rortlani.
>agsring operation. have begun n ths
came groand under Ne-srs. :. W. fifs
AMI y. Emcrsoa.
Sanitary. Waterford. spout SUNDAY
With her friend. Miss Butler.
Mr.. Eibrtlgv osgccl l. better and
able ." 20 Ia the registers Office.
Mr.. Dinsmore came hack on Monday.
Ths spring term ~ the academy b.
gan "wednesday. the 18th. with a large
number 20 scholars. Mr.. Gllnes 90
shaw. business College I. teacher of
bookkeeping and pcuman.hlp. The
ether teachers are the same as last YEAR.
MIS- Ellen Glhson viii teach clocuilon
IN last ~ the term.
VIM. n. bradley !. Improving In
h.slth. has walked az a. the stores.
james Johnson IA. toaghi the shop of
the late =. .. Roger. and viii move u
down on Dct.ot Strcrt.
NJ. aud Mr.. ". y. wormwcod arr
avay this week. Mr.. ". NJ Canton aud
Mr.. ". az her father. AZ keSar Pals.
Eugene Ridlou Ia. come ca o. Mr..
Poets house which :. to - oIrned early
In the summer.
Mr.. ALL sawyer Nho l. living Ia Mr..
BARRELS house IL falling fast from bleed
ing fr1m q csnc~T on hi FACE.
Thew Was an he cream .cciahle Al the
Congregational Vestry rhurs,isv evening
whirh Ms we'll patrpulss,i. Nocal aud
Instrumental music AMI readings turn
lshs,i the entertainment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
hEBRON.

Mi. Nellie Glover !. home ou Whit
EcV. q. T.. Harden I. spending few
days In Boston thl. week.
REV. :. u. Richirl.on vent 90 East
sumner Thur.day "a attend the funeral
~ Mr. l,ohinsou.
T.. I. Iumpus ~ Auburu VA. Ia town
over sunday.
Mr.. =. u. SturtsNant !. spending tie
week With her sister. Mr.. j. 4. Whit
uey. Who !. quite sick.
Mi. Martha Pratt has been quite COM
Portable the past tvo week..
The sewing circle met With Mr.. 4. D.
Harden "wednesday.
Heavy trans are hauling lumbef foI
the new academy from chase. MILL.
The principal. house will be ready
for pla.tsring next week.
4. l.. Bumpu. !. hauling lumber for
an addition Ia hi. father. house, which
they are to bulld thl. spring. VIZ.
Bumpu. ha. q good .rt ~ building. anil
when the nrW !. !. built the house vii
d. very pleasant AMI conveniently ar
ranged for two families.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
HEHhEl

The ladies Of the Universalist society
gave q rainbow party nj Ideal Hall on
Wednesday evening last. The hall was
prrttily decorated, aud the costumes
we'll conceived. A large company was
In attendance, aud the affair Was ~
markable success. The society realized
some thirty or thirty-nve dollars.
Mr.. Ill Merriinan, merchant tailor,
of Resdheii, Was at the Bethel liouse
Friday aud saturday of last week, TAX
Ing measurements aud orders. Mr.. Mer-
rimsa comes here regularly aud has .
good trade. lie carries an excellent line
of goods, aud HE work give universal
ssilsfaction.
VIZ. I.o,eioy, % the bethel House.
went last week Ca Augusta 10 attend the
funeral of his nephew. the late Ira Love
ioy. the well-known proprietor OF Hotel
North 81 that citv.
Hon. Judge Foster IL at skowhegan
holding court.
Work on the corn shop u progressing.
The wyman Brothers have erected an
icc house for the purpose of storing ice
to use In connection With their business,
and are hlling u. They will put In
large quantity of ic~.
AibIon Holt, Of Albany, formerly, has
moved Into this village.
W. v. SHILLING. went last week Ia New
York, Philadelphis and other elite. on
business.
Mi. Mary q. Chapman % Portland u
visiting her friends and relatives Ia this
villsgr.
Mrs. Gehring will read Tor the benefit
~ the ladies club at the vr-iry of the
rirt Congregational church Tuesday
evening. March 18th. NJ sr. n. The
programme will be as follows;
rhs sls.vias Car. . fave In ,hr,. 40.
s.ng, Niss hrhs sr"srf'
Tn. tes.ai ~ the o,s.a Haiiisr
rrta. Mr.. rusn Mr.. -kiliinE.. M. sshrins
TIE prtxia ~ Ia sFtpyr.
Trta NI.- urp,.s. NJ. ~liinss.. Mr. Gshrtas
cA..lns with . ns~ version - "ii-ssa b. ny rsle
% We"
Csk. aud ic-. for .sle at th. cio.s Of
the programme. u the weather proves
unfayorabl. the reading will b. post.
ponei until Thur.dsy evening. March
9TH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25

Peter.on's for April offers special at
fractions for ladies. The colored fashion
plate ani other engrayings show ths
newest aud most effective spring styles,
Mrs. Lucy u. IIooper's Paris letter give.
full information In regard to the latest
French Fashions. by the AID ~ ''i'-ter-
sou any lady can prepare her own and
her children's wardrobes at Tar le-. es
pen.e than by any other means. Ths
other departments Of the magazine arr
at their very best, and cannot be surpass
I'll by any periodical. II u mn wonder
that Jefferson" preserve. lts popularity
it, fiction, historical sketches, fashions
music aud household suggestions exactly
meet home nee,is. Terms s3.O n year
| Address, I'eterson's Magazine, 3cJ Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25


We are siill favored With good sled
dug.
lumlermen arr AZ hu.y as they have
tccn auy time during thu winter.
rhe ~ i mosily out ot Pleasant River
through Mason.
whsrv l. south Backheld' the Idle. ~
Maryh arv passed. and not a plckle ~
c~l,cd. had perfect confidence In that
hrar
We are o. have a tsrm 20 school this
spring eur supervisor has determined
on thr,~ terms this year Instead 10 two
a. formerly.
Nas sadly .h"Ckci a. h.sr IL th"
sudien death 81 G~o. n. Watkins. lie
was a dear friend AMI Ia anticipation l
hsd mspt-cd cat brilliant carver fof
him. can hardly faihom the mystery
shv ous 80 s.ll c,luippcl Tor a gurat
lifr WORK .hould die 80 young. bat thls
know shat b. has done, he has don"
sell.
Mr.. Ahbi~ \. Putnam !. ~ith her
daughter. Mr.. Nlonso ryler.
horn. la Bethel. March a,h. 10 the
lie ~ Nloufo Tyler, q son.
~lgk fulks not much t.tier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
DlHgIIlD

!. :. Harlow aud Oscar rrask have
swapp-i hor~cs.
Reuben Richmond. of Byron, While
visiting In plNheld few day ago. had
a hnrss dir suddenly.
plxheld Dramatic Club have played
IA. drama "Neighhor lakewood" two
evening. In DiSfeli ani Que la Canton
Point taking la all sis0. ~ the pro-
cec,is Indicate thsv PLAYED before large
houses. aud on the sec"nd evening In
Dixheld 90 largely Increased audience.
All acted we'll th.lr part. aud the club
.hould fc.l that they have RALLY h~cn
.acc-ssful above their fonicsi hope.
Mr.. AMI Mr.. David Andrew. 81
Sumnsr arr In town.
col. ". T.. Eustis' wife at the present
writing i very sick and q consultation
of physician. has hc-n called.
school meeting next Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
ailcHelglO

Kimbaii y. Prince and wife have gone
to New York for q few weeks visit.
r. \. iIridghsm, Esq., of Portland
Was In town last week.
Mrs. BENJAMIN spaulding has gone I.
vislt friends In Damariscotta aud v'cinI
~.
A novel, instructive ani pleasing en-
tertainmcnt was given at the baptist
church last Tuesday evening for the bct,
eft of the parsonage fund. consisting ri
q living panoramic portrait gallery, tab
leaux, songs, ETC., assisted by the bueh'
field orchestra.
Wednesday evening the East Summer
Dramatic Club gave an exhibition at Re
form Hall.
Mrs. Charles Twitchell fell on the lcy
sidewalk last Friday and quite sericu.l,
Injured her right wrist. DIR. Caldwell
wa. called and adjusted the ligsment'
but found no hone. broken.
John Gerrish has moved Into the isns-
ment vacated by George u. Holland.
BENJAMIN Gerrish Ia. taken the iene'
ment recently occupied nv Mrs. O,eu
spaulding at Carleton Gsr'iner's.
some ~ Foster & Marbles ON teams
from the logging camp. passed through
here Friday.
The Buckheld t,oigr, I. n. u. r., NJ,
prospering aud are having weekly ac-
cr..Ions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
WATERFORD.

The entertainment ani supper gi'eu
by the Congregational Circle last wecl
WAS well attended notwithstanding tbs
weather and bad travelling. The enter
tsinment consisted ~ revelations, song.
Illustrated poem, dialogue, etc. About
twenty dollar. was cl.arrfi.
Mr.. Joseph billing. died quite sudden
Nv last sunday from sickness, the result
~ Ia grippe.
FRED stone continues very .llm.
Mr.. Mason aud wife went Ia Turner
last saturday. Mr. Mason makes. ih'
butter for the Waterford Creamery Co.,
ani can't b. heat Ia the business.
Hawthorne Dsw. la. bought Oh. lo'
formerly occnplei by the Zine Grove
House.
The Warren Whittier farm Ia. been
soli We understand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
EAST SUMNER.

Erwin Robinson, Esq., died on Tues.
DAY. the 18th Inst, at the residence Of
Ill. .on.in.law. J. l.. llodgdon, after
about one weeks sickness of pneumonia
lie wa. widely known Ia Oxford Count,
aud Was formerly quite prominent
man In political circles, and fond of Dis
cu..ing national aud State issues. III
was always q staunch temperance man
aud an arden, defender ~ Republican
principles. Ills age Was II years.
The fire. high school has about forty
i've pupils. and under Mr. \. ID. Park !,
will doubtless be q profitable term.
jamie Head has gone to work In I
dowel factory az l,umford Centre. 1h'
work Il In charge Of Wallace Hammond
formerly III this place.
Wood and lumber teams are nearly
through. sLocuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
SWEDEN.

our sleighlng remains quite good a.
yet aud our people are improving IL by
hauling home supple. To last through
mud time.
some have begun 10 make maple
syrup, but only little AZ yet.
Worthy of note are the two sous Of
Mrs. j. II. Evans, johnnie aud Charlie,
aged respectively I; aud ~, Who have
taken the care of q good sired stock al
cattle, attended term of school Of eight
weeks, stored q supply of Ice for the
coming summer, cut several cords Of
wood for market. earned about 900 haul
Ing timber for other parties, and now
are fitting up the years wool for the
family. Such young men rightly com
mand the respect Of their associates.
Athelbert Bennett, aged ~ years, sor
Of our efficient post master. Charles Hen
nett, has paraded twelve cords Of pop
lar on one Of our "Swe,len hills" Who
can beat thatS
Fred n. Stone, who Il In Boston em
ployed by the n. Y. 4 y. 4. II. II. Co.
Il 10 take vacation soon and IL expect
ed home.
Several parties have visited Swe,ies
lately In qucst Of veal calves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hummer have
visited friends In Fryebarg the pas
week.
several Of our sugar makers are q
have new evaporators thls year, aud an
hoping for good run Of sap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
STATE az MAINE.


V,AKIN thl. eleventh dsy % Msrh, A. u.
/ lsa. on sxecution, datssi February 9Th. A. ID.
i-a. is.s~si on . Judgment rvniervi by the
suprvme Jssiisisl Court fortis toanty Of Osfvr,i
aforesaid. % the tern thsfesf bsxun AMI bell
on the .econi Tuesday ~ February, A. u. iso.
% uit. on the twenty .nr.t day 81 said February,
In favor Of Henry q. Mslksr of Lo,eii. In sslt
Coanty, against samuel l.. Hatch ~ aid io,eii.
for one hunsire-i sixty tvo dollars AMI sixty.
thrre cents. dsh or damage. AMI twelve dollars
and twenty tuo esnts. os.t. of suit. anil nft~sn
eeets NOW Zoe ssii urit ef exeyutioa. ani uill
he soit q pubic auction. q tbe lau once ~
n. q. walker. In said Ieveii. 81 the highest b'd-
der, on saturday. ths twenty sisth .isy ef April.
feiiywisx described tuo panel. % real e-tsts.
AMI all The hxkt. tile sni intsr~-t uhieh th<
ssisi ilasfk has In AMI % The same. ssi hat on
the sixkis~nth day ~ Nay, A. d. ia. 20 nin<
o'ela<k aDi nflesn psinusSs In the fsrvboon. tn
time uh>n tb< sarse was sitsebesi on The erisinal
VIII In The sams ssit. ~ VII On parrei sItassri
In alb lsveii. IL bounded on The north ~ "a
lines ef "a numi~rsi tusntytvo lfl,l In TIE
arst (iss) dsisiee. oa the east by land ef sumner
kini.sii end on The west BY hDd ~ sherman ".
NeAiiisssr. containing s<ssa servs more 90 s.s
IN ssIi division. Ths oshsr psrsi. situated 70
sabi Lowell. 10 bsssdri ea IN: sa.s by che RCD
Icsdns over Seams iiiIi, ~ osll~i, on M s.sti
By The rod Lsadinx frvm Number fesr. - eslis-i
70 Narvws Bridge. - callesi. % Ne vest by ~
oil Cosssy r,ssi. ssi ~ tbe Bsrth By ~ hne ol
~ ssahsred tvssty sws CA IN said divtstsa
% = y :s:ssTvs ss:ss, 60 rs is ss'i
JOSIAH HxALps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
LOWELL.

AZ q recent meeting Of the Congrega-
tional society II was unanimously voted
To retain the services Of Rev. william ID.
ssndbrook. the present pastor. for anoth-
er year.
j. II. stearns aud wife entertained a
party of friends very pleasantly Thurs
day afternoon and evening.
VIII Chandler IL at work drawing lum-
her for 4. u. Andrews.
Mrs. Marcia Andrews is improving In
health.
Mrs. Poor, the mother Of Mrs. Henry
ID. Walker, died at Lowell village very
suddenly on "Wednesday morning Of
paralysis, at the home of Mr.. Walker.
Quite . number from this town At.
tended the drama at North fryeburg ou
Thursday evening.
y. ". Fox IL running = full crew al
men Al his MILL now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
EAST eaowsrl1lo.

Mr.. aud Mr.. sIla. SNOW from SNOW
Vile are visiting Mr.. -. daughter, Mr.,
l.. u. Giles. Mr.. snow l. In feeble
health.
Mr.. y. 4. u. >tlckney entertained
her sabbath school class, the King.
Daughters. On the 18th. afternoon and
evening. They propose Ia give q concert
on sabbath evening In the near future.
&. u. IIlll has returned to kents iilll-
llertle and Cora GLE. aud Georgia
Getchell Ia fryeburg.
BESSIE Emmon. returns to Peabody,
Mass, where she has been al boarding
school.
Mr.. ~. Gatchell has gone In Newport,
Her mother will return With her.
sammy stickney !. At North Conway
for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
NORTH BUCkFielO.

Charles Warren and James Bieknell
have 90, home from work for Foster a
Marble.
Romano Lowe has finished drawing
pine for Elmer Austin aud !. nov cut
ting Ice from IIeald's mill pond. Ills
brother Charles aud John fiagg are
helping him.
Mrs. Ming n. Buck Was az her fathers
for Que night Friday, March ltth. Hing
and lhs family 60 10 Massachusetts thls
week.
Mrs. Rolon Foster Of Auburn was at
James A. warreu's over sunday. March
18th.
Every one |. improving the good
slelghlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
STOW.

Mr.. Frank BENT. il visiting her "a.
Their. Jo.eph Iri.h.
Mr.. &. X. Bickforl aud u. u. Iarrows
are saving wood by horse power.
George Dayi. Of Bridgton was la town
TIL. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Charles ar Walt
Ing their daughter, Mrs. &. X. Blckford.
Mr.. aud Mrs. bliss Charles are Visiting
Mrs. Isaac Walker.
Mr.. I. Walker Il through logging and
1. getting La al. Ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
AsOOvER

Mr.. n. T. Me.,h~r Who has lccn sicA
With consumption for several months
died. "Wednesday morning, March l2th
Uhuugh guirt ani unassumsng. Mfs'
NsIrhrr Won many friends la th" Tea
wear. .hs his lived herr, Who With
i.rra,s,I family Nill moaru her loss
The anikts,i husband, AMI the two chill
dr,u t,.s yuang o. f-rl the weight 81
th.ir lus.. have The sympathy ~ al
Mr.. Gc"rgr llutchins !. sick viii
lung trUuhls.
Thr Aulo,vr Agricultural ~-oclety held
if. annual m-,ting rue.day, Narrh nth
Thr .ntirty ct. nsafly sl,I from th'
state thi. war.
John Trrnch. Jr. has returned nom
Wilt o. I.isfnu aud Nisinliy.
Mr.. ani Mr.. 4 l.. Railey crlehrai"i
the sth anniversary 20 their wedding
Maryh ltth 9th social gathering 81
frirnis ani neight"rs.
E.tella haywood gcc, To Bethel Ia
a.WrE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
aaoWNeifln

Mr.. samuel Mason dbl a. the bom" II
Mr.. Nancy Ferry. Mat'h 18th, ag~i
about ~ YEARS. u was a rc.lieni ~
this town for many ycsrs. lie leave.
three daughters. Mrs.. 4. Applehy ~ Co
burg. Ontario, Mr.. Morrill, ~ Gorhim,
Me-. anil MI. fllI, Mason. alec two
sous. The remains wrr- carried H. West
Briigtou for interment.
Mr.. ". s-aVcy !. very sick st the home
% III. daughter, Mr.. william Rove.
=. I. frink attended probate court At
Paris this week.
Dr. G,tchell !. Ia town again-wi.h he
would feel II hi. duty Ia remain.
Mr.. rlummsr, treasurer ~ Brdgton
saving. Hank. va. Ia town Moniay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
SQUIRE ROsauRy

n. D. Mclnnes has taken toh To- cat
and haul dft, thousand ~ spruce for Z.
A.. Rartlrtt - Hanover. II i o. D. haul
sitoI. Eitharis' mill in Mexico.
A. ani !. ~. Jcnnr have hnl.h"i
ihrlf poplar irh They have hauled
about uins hundred c0rds.
4. .. Philbrirk has slso hnishs'i yar'h
ing hi. poplar ard j. nov cutting u ap
on ths bank a ~Vift River.
cur l,cvum Sas not very largely at
tended Ca asgvuut 20 had going bat Ne
luisui a. ira once more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-25
STATE Ov MAINE.

CorsTy oF OxFoaD, Sc.
BcAri % County Commissioners, DEE sessiOa
ls-s; he'll by adjournment, March lsth, isss :
UPON The fsvgoinx pstition, satisfactory e,i.
dsncs having hesn rccsi,ei that The petitioner
u Responsible. IL ~ OsDsksD. that the Coun.
~ tommissioners met "a the Ansiover IIsu-s
In saii Anioser on Tuesday the sixth day ef MAY
next. at Urn of the ela<k. A. ~. AMI thence pro
ceei "a view The roats msniissed IN said p~sitloa
Immediately amer which visw, . hearing of M
parties and th<ir witnesses Win ~ had 81 some
convenient place In The vicinity. and sufh osher
measures taken In The premis>s ~ NE Commi.
sloners shall Judge proy<r. And n " further
OaDGnhp, that noties ~ The time. Place AMI
purps-e OF Tie Coaaissioosrs' me<sing aforssaid
b. given % all psr~ons and corporations inssrest
3D. BY can.ins sstsstei copies % saii ystitiea and
of this ORDER thrrven N IL ssrvci upsa M C<rt
% Ne Town of ABdo,er and aiss posss-i 40 In
thres pubic plsoes In ssii town, and pubnslsei
thrv< wesks sDocessiveiy In The Oxfori lpmarrsf
. ssvspsp>r printed q Paris In said Cosaty of
Oxford. he IRE of aid pablicssisas ssi sash ef
~ cshss nesie.s. " b. made, ssrvci All pe.s~i
q lsast thirty days bsfor ssid tins ef nesting.
~ Tie cod that On psrseas end corporations nay
tsen and thew sppesr and sbev eassss, n aay
~. 49,. Az, =, .sy Oh prayer Of 'sa pssis'a~sT'
ArTvsrI ILBERr 9. AUSTIN CkrA.
A irss coy Of Al Fssssias ssd o~isr at
xiTEsrI ALbKnr .. AUSTIN cha.