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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
ofxEllIn


u srvesr. that cur winter has Jasi
commenced.
There !. bs;i q very lhils .lckse.s
among the village people n tn. time
ss compared With thrce wr.ks sgo.
Mr. Charles stanley. having odd hls
grist mill. Contemplate. gulng sest.
bixheli vii ~ sorry 60 io.s 80 gcoi .
clfisen.
Tho -slectmen we're In session Tuesday
and wednesday 90 clo.e az the town
ba.lnes. for the YEAR.
Chase and Austin arr geiilng in some
sixty thousand spruce and hsmlcCk Ca
supply local trade.
Contractor Putnam l. aiso 40 ihc front
ani Will be- the hfst 90 smile with the
Opening spring.
stanley a bryant are calling atton-
ton Ia iirussci. soap. har. and soap
tray Tor ANY cents.
Holman a Murch aud ". q. Harlow
are head-quarer. Tor rcsdy-made cloth
Ing.
Chase & Abbott are q. smiling az ever,
though they continue "a close out their
winter stock II hat. aud bopncts AZ ex-
cccllngiy low prices.
Holt 4 Son, our entsrprislng marble
workers. are out With pushing poster.
Call and examine their work before pur-
chasing.
Though the baby doe. cry, 4. l.. Dil-
bingham will persist In riitllng and hang.
Ing away exchanging the celebrated
Bangor stove. for hiri each while hl-
competlior az IN, grange store meet.
you AZ the door With a teapot almost
"too cute for anything"
VIII. Walt ani Burlcigh smith have
bought The stock In the brown store aud
will open up the same about the middle
70 March.
The Young sdic. ~ DIxfcld deserve
cr~ilt for having made move la the
right direction. They have banded
themselves together With the determine
ton Ia rails. sufficient fund. to build
sidewalk. on one or mor- ~ our prlnci-
pal str-cts. - an inltlatory move they
gave the recent crazy supper la John
ion'. Hall. Your scribe hopes that
TIL. may h. catching and that their ell
,lcrs, not Ia H. beaten by their .on. and
daughters may start village Improve
ment society.
shall We have high SCHOOL, There
!. good building. there are plenty ~
pupil. aud sufficient fund. will b. sup
piled ~ the asking. Nov let som. In
icr-.,cl one cone Ia the front. The
burden must rest upon some one. Dix
field l. fast becoming the business center
IL thl. section. In no way can We offer
greater Inducements to men with faml-
lies 10 locate among va than by making
our school. second Ia non. outside the
city. $500.
Dlxheld Centre district Ia. raised slcD
for free high school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
mISr BErsIl

During the week Ne have had over a
loot 20 snoN fali. and nov conc. the
blow aud !. piling u Ia drifts; bat lev
travellers arr trying On pass over the
rad. TODAY (friday,l aud those FEW 80
on foot n hooks as though u would D.
some timr bcforv hicyvles run on cur
fuads gain. as thsy have Tor fcN weeks
pat. last MONDAY the ruads from West
Bethel 10 Bfyant'. fond we're a cumpleic
hs,l 20 zee. ani teams have hauled their
largest loads AZ nearly every trip Tor the
winter.
Net quite .o much tcaming nov Al this
placy. a. some psrtir. have AL their pop
lar cat and ssut away.
Beans teams arr hauling the birch Ia
O. he mill ward Ia large quantities., and
the prusTs,t l. b. vii have n full supply
tu Wotk the cuming season.
IA grippe l. not - prevalent herr a.
fur a Tea weeks past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
pnaYEQ


Mr.. T.. ID. stanley, Who broke her arm
by fall on the lee, has got 80 a. Ia take
on the spllnt., but II will be some time
vet before she Ia. the Use ~ u.
Mrs. Matilda Wilson, who has been
stopping with Mrs. stanley. was called
to Boston By the sicknes. az her son.
The sick ones are all getting better
and Ia grippe will soon b. a thing Of the
past and all will BE- glad Ia .ay good
bye.
~. D.. GRAHAM, ~ steep Falls, general
agent for the New England Organ Co,
wa. here last week aud put la . Hue or
gan for Mi.. Clan, tiwyer. Mi.. Saw
yer, Lizzie Pierce aud quite number Of
other. are taking music Lesson. Of Mis-.
Nellie iicdlon, Near fall..
Our annual town meeting that occur.
on March "a create. bat little excitement
20 far.
Crow. are quite plenty. The state
la. not bought them all yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
CQvEauQQ


John. eldest .on 90 the late william
Kelley, died on saturday, feb. 18Th.
The funeral was Al -. Dominlc'. church
In rgthni.
The bad walking on saturday prevent
ci large ATTENDANCE oo the King.
Daughters entertainment. bat tn s'T,n-
were grstlfci ~ the appreciation u
thoss present.
Mr.. y. q. nsl,r "a Nale Theological
Summary prcaeted a tn Congregational
churh on sunday.
Nj. Alics Ilecks len "Wednesday Zoe a
vigil % fcrtiani ani Pennington.
.cprge Weston aud John ilatchln.
have gone o. Easimsh's business cellege
a loaghkecpsic. y. \.
IN. Congregational ,ircls eas cnier-
tain~l by Mr.. ". r. Johnson a the
irysiafg lloase. AMI notwithstanding
~. h.,lsisruas ~eitber q guosily namtsf
ssrv prr-sut.
Ou accouut "a III storm tn >sclen-
t-srgiins dsfrfr,sl thsir circle a thsir
Vcstff tiii Friday evening.
Ees. n. A. Csu~atsr q nssioa !. to
give ths lat lecture In The 4. l.. = q.
oour-' IN rhar.,iay evening", rsb. 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
.n-rrn aIrrrIrIn

..... Narli hts tssu paid ahnut -
I..U.H. 'hr ,inlin at dance. thr prvs-
..#..r.r Ihl. rs-ills o. our rvCullrC-
.'It aItn To- writer Was "a student
I... ll|I Ngaismy br. y. l. True,
I..'.. state superintendent ~ 'uui-
-I.a.I.. Waited th~ academy and
... ...r.s GO Oh. hdlr-s. o. ths school
.-..f o. never knew "a a yuuue man
..u.Hf,I h.. heci. Instead % his
|"If ever amounted to anything
... .Ir f-s'f d. AN innocvnt amus'-
.r.slI,.l ihnt ths more imI"rtaui
...f DE- au rUt neglected Tor IT.
't.lf.su.
.... o. Dsrri.h has litter 81 siN-
.h-..I U... Coz .ale.
.HI that Eun Ann Record vii
.Ht Lfr oiI humr.tsai.
U...r E.f+rt. anil uifs are bath "a
rs u .L.- .hup at the citN.
DIHr. Formerly Owned hy \. D..
il--.. II. lI. been returned Co Maine,
crur'amIH af Ilrm.ugton having swap
10 Or i.m \ D.. Russell came near
.r'nr Co. hIul gain 40 ths city.
Er la.f ltshrus Irsss T.. FULLER aud
.f Hartford ~ visiting az J. J..
f......
IUn. daughter q Lease Marshall. l.
... H." IrsarIuu. state q healih, D.
ff.r.UI Pcs pr puuham.
I'. eI.ae 20 Melville Mchcnney l.
......e lf charlie. MCksuney's.
N.. Duf from thr city has bern visit
.- A. D. liobin.on's.
Natter. relating o. ths turf arr little
.a.rf iu car sporting tnNn' haven !
'.a-i 20 a. challenge 90 a bct for several
..-
A'.r ~Ltv .. ceiling hi. stock PR
...'.rF tH leaving TIE farm.
Ila. flf lss isior Journal beCouis con
..H"i r.ths single taN tiraf
i.... Addison .ays that n yOu would
'... friend yuu mu.t D. a FREUD.
81 HrU known merchant 20 Burkfielt
'.i a ..lI ~ uu,-i delivered o. him .nd
' ...r- ualr co. hour for the midday
I.. fr. 1ruder Was Invited o. rvuaih
..l urlA, 20 refreshments. The Ven
'sr I..-r...ug a national reputation tor
a'I-.r.a. bppetiis and Il hslng near the
iu. far thf annual town meeting pro
NHsrs % Eugkdeld attorney o. remlnd
'if Hi.nr.lN merchant that ~ La his
f.I. oy,rrrlch-d himself this time 80 "a
So .s a. ST. firus essfsifs ~
.Hts bf-t Gif.
b.slup and Morgan. daring their Nisli
iH'l.' state. vent o. Calais and fought
tb. horses. an hy Olympus. son 81 NJ
mont. hi. 8. rrfreshing reading % The
.l-m.r. 20 the Almont strain.
Johnnie BRYANT has lo.t a COW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
HIRAM

John Fierce Ia. qualified a. trial Ju.-
tlce.
VIII. r. wadsworth I. confined to the
house by Illness.
The rrc-nt marriage ~ Mr.. william
D. Grc.n. and Miss Maria Near 10 East
Hiram, will b. followed shortly by their
occupancy ~ the Mt. Cutler Hotel, Mr..
Greene having bought u anil renovated
II from top a. bottom. >ucccss o. them.
Horn feh. 18th, q hoy. Ia the wife ~
Mr.. Charlie. Wakefield. They are on q
,isli of a few months az Mr.. Francis
l.. wat.on'., the father ~ Mr.. Wake
field Mr.. aud Mr.. Wakefield viii rc-
turn e. California In few weeks. We
congratulate them. We al.o nle our
congratulations for the boy on hi. haN-
Ing been born In oxford County, Maine.
fch. 18th, inches ~ snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
NtWRv.

Mis- sylvia farwsll. of Bethel, died
AZ the residence ~ her brother-in.lav, u.
y. stcarns II thi. town, Friday morning
~ La, week. Mlss farwcll vas young
lady ~ much promise, amlahle and BE-
Lowell. .hc will D. greatly ml.scl by a
large circle ~ friend. aud relatives.
Billy lAughion has bccu down With q
severe attack ~ IA grippe.
Ralph klllgorc has al.o bccn sick With
the same disorder.
III s,clrn. I. hauling hls potaioc. 10
market. The price ! think !. ~ cents
Per bu.hel.
Nbuut ak inches ~ snow has fallen
since Yesterday morning. which u a
COOL thing Tor tcaming ~ the roads
were perfectly ley.
March meeting I. clo.e by, the topic
II most Interest In this town !. whether
or no, Ia buy a road machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Walter Buckman has pat hls teams 10
hauling tarlol timber.
II. 4. Bsunett AMI u. :. Bean are
hauling timber FROM j. =. hsans sni
and loapl their crew a. ". u. FLINT :
camp ca college Grant.
simon Siahl 3. stopping a. flints
Hotel trading With m" boy.
"a grippe Till holds w. grip IN this
locality. - many q the msn a. Wey-
mouth. camp on ths Abbott Brook arr
laid up with II that some 81 the teams
,uuld not work last week.
VI. q Ilnneli and wife came down
from camp Carih0u on Ihur-day.
VIII bragg aud james BTaitic Ncrc
down from the Lake regions % spend
tn sabbath a the Bcrlin Mills House.
Mr.. Billi. lean !. quite sick. pr.
TUomhly ~ Colebrook l. Ia ATTENDANCE.
splendid slrighing uoN Mr.. aud Mrs.
4. \. Flint have improved II by taking
trip o. Ial~hruok.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
MASON

snow enough nov for all light work
In the woods.
FL. Bsan l. hauling spruce from MS
Murphy lot. Ilis brother, \. q. Bean
II Alhiuv. l. helping him With hi. horse
\. q. Loycjoy I. hauling h'rch U"
west Rsihrl.
m. m. Hutchinson vas hotne from
cIIrad sabbath DAY. llishealth !. much
lstter - he works every day With h''
team.
IN. TYLER l. getting la bis lcc nov;
hear he l. hauling Il from Little fofd
a. tn Ice la Pleasant River proves
worthless.
cur people have been wonderfully
exempt from the prevailing epidemic
thu. lar. There i No ease Ia town now
our sel.ctmcn are getting matters
ready Tor town meeting.
4. m. Bean. Esd, Was az Paris frliay
asa witness on the case Clark ". Nor
rIll. lie informs me that the case was
decided IN favor of Morrill,. This case
has excited much Interest among the
teople In this yiclnliy, where the parties
are well known.
Irwin Hutchinson made hi. folk. a
short Walt.
4 am waiting for that new railroad
through Niles Notch To Mason. bon .
snIle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
ALBANY.


Ia grippe Ia. not got through With
our Jscopl. vet. There are new ease.
most every day. There are quite a.
many lick now az At any prc,iou. time.
Mr.. Ira ,ariwell. Who la. been sick q
long time, di~i Tuesday. III. rcmsin.
will b. carried Ia Greenwood for burial.
lie Wa. a Kind nclghbor; ag~i about Go
years.
u. \. Cummings lame leg. which had
nearly got we'll. has had q .ct back. aud,
"a add 10 al. aiilictlon. q heavy bolt fell
upon al. foot, JaInmlng u quilt. badly.
4 brother ~ james McNlllsier had
III. misfortune to get hi. Lex broken
While working In hi. brothers mill.
4. a.. Bcan aud hi. .on have gone Ia
Mason % help hi brother Fletcher \ few
dsy. Ia yariing lumber.
Everybody seems anSiou. Ia Improve
the good shedding.
Ilrri Judkin., ~ North Norway. Who
cut al. foot 80 badly few week. ago,
!. improving hl. time while unable 10
work In visiting friends. lie called on
friend. here AZ the Corner a few days
ago as d. was on hi way Ia Upton to
spend few days. II Il aid there u a
specie. ~ mos or Morse la that town
which Ia. attractions aud may have
healing or soothing properties.
Rev. Mr.. Dan. ~ Mason made us a
plcs.sn, call Monday.
The court sent a sheriff a. remind The
ron =. Cummings that he VA. wanted Ia
hi. place A. grand juror. After .eclng
him be- came Ia the conclusion that Ia
grippe had claim. above the supreme ju-
diclal court aud .o excused Mr.. 4.
Archie Cole. boy about dosen years
old. from Marbleton, T.. a., has come
Ia spend few month with hi. uncle,
Tyler +. Cole. lie was In our Sunday
school last sunday and presented a let.
ter from n lady In Marbleion, who had
been hi. sunday school teacher for -four
years. She speaks very highly of him
ani .ay- they az. sorry To- loo" hlm
We are glad Ia receive him.
Mrs. Angie Bein I. visiting her sister,
Mr.. 4. VI. French Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
aIIAEORD

Your correspondent has been unable
Ia report soOoner on account 81 the pre-
yaillng epidemic. Every Que has been
sick. IL seems 90 b. letting up now.
Charlie. Richari.on Of l,umford Point
died Last week of double pneumonia. re-
sultlng from n severe attack of Ia grippe.
The old lIuirhins store IL Ia bc rc-
opened. so says report.
Charlie kimball had a severe attack of
Ia grippe, but Notwithstanding his feeble
health was the first one Ia get well.
4 little son Of Harry lIutchln. fell ON
a birch hook aud made an ugly wound
In the abdomen. Dr.. Stuart aid ABB
bott dressed Il aud he 1. doing we'll.
A foot ~ snow has fallen aud the Wind
!. blowing a gale
Howard Nelson of wateryille was la
town this week.
II any one wants Ia sec three-rcar-
old colt that will bear criticism let them
call aud see the Nelson stallion owned
by the smith brothers of ilabo,sr, also
the four-year-old stallion BY Jack Rys-
dyke, a half brother III the former.
Mr.. a. u. Goodwin aud John Chap
man of Bethcl are stopping In town n
few days. shall miss John when be
ls.xs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
EAST BETHEL.

\ heavy snow and blow Feb. sth.
Mr.. Tracy, County Deputy, aud Mr..
smith, State Treasurer, from Norway,
visited Alder River Grange, Feb. soth.
Eddie l.. lean has gone Ia Lincoln,
Nebraska. where be has n situation In a
music store. Eddie was general favor
iie aud hi. smiling face viii h. missed
by all.
Mr.. Angie stearns has returned home
from New Hampshire.
T.. W. bartlett has returned from ,.il-
cad aud =. VI. BARTLETT has taken his
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
GllGAp.

We arr just having the worst blow Of
the winter: about one foot ~ snow aud
the road. will have Ia be- broken for the
first time this winter.
John Evan. take. Mr. Hilton. place
a. .calcr for the Andro.coggin Water
Power Company.
I.umbcrmen report seeing signs 81
wolves ihi. winter.
Harlem Wheeler has a pair ~ twin
oxen, color white, that are twelve year.
old and apparently as good a. pair Of
fouf-yeaf-olds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
IAsr nRoMNrItlp.

The snov whIch i fsIIlng i WY W.T.
comc 90 the lumt-rmen.
The pruspcCi j. that morr lumber IL
thu various kinds will H. drawn Ia the
river AMI station this winter than ever
before. quite a basln.s. In ship timber
l. h.ing done. \ crrw frum hath have
bo-u AZ work near pcuNark ilus nearly
al winter.
Mr.. Libby, Que ~ thc oldest persons
Ia town. died NJ the town farm last ~c-k
Whcrr shr has becn Tor the last two
years, she having outliyci nearly all her
relatives.
l.. u. GILES l. quite sick aud his clerk,
\. Perkins. l. still couhnei ,o tho
hous. from the Effects 20 Influenza.
Iisrt has t.cyn obliged Co leave the acad-
rmy o. look after the .tor-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
NoRIh PARIS.

School closed last week after a profit
able term Of eleven weeks.
Next Circle willme With Mrs. IL. w.
Durham.
Mrs. James Bird's mother l. very sick
aud not expected TO live. Mrs. IIiri
went last week to i'e with her.
II. W. Durham has some fancy steers
and oxen. Mr.. Durham has q II can
creamery that ~ would like to exchanges
for q can one.
We have the greatest snow storm Of
the season and roads are drilled badly.
TRAP COMMERCE.. w. Berry, who
took . Job Of Hon. sidney Perham get
ting OF lumber from hls lot south of
Moose Pond stream, lost . valuable OK
on Monday, the 18th. We hear that the
bride chain gave way and he was run
against tree and injured 90 that he wss
bled ON the spot and taken TO the slaught-
er house and dressed. The beef was
sent 20 Boston.
L. RIchardsou Loaf Q horse recently,
lie has bought one and sold the sams
day and now has one on trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Tie drama 81 "Messmaies" and fare
~ Nj. Ia the Dark" will BE- repeated u
Ilemis Hall al the village by the \. u
VI. society of the Centre on Friday even
Ing, February 18th.
J. y. s,carn. aud lIenjamln Russell
Jr., have returned from Milton, y. u.
where they have been at work since fiIl'
Mrs. vileria lIorr aud Mr.. Henry lsus-
sell, who have been very sick. are now
improving. 80,
Mrs. Efwrll Andrews Ia quite slck With
.......I..l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
NORTH euckrlelp.

The creamery men Ia our vicinity are
quite busy securing lee at the present
writing.
A. a.. Pearson AMI =. ID. Swallow are
drawing hard wood lumber for the
Head brothers.
J. q. Head and wife were at West
sumner visiting their daughter. Mrs.
Cory Bonney. the 10th.
Fred Cbesiey Il stopping with his
mother, Mrs. Africa fsrrar, for n few
days.
They are having . spring term OF
school In the Darnet District under the
instruction Of Mr.. Will Bicknell OF
Hebron.
n. Il. Austin IL rushing his plhe lum-
Der In quite fast. lie has already over
two hundred thousand landed.
washle Head took charge Of A. y.
Mason's store while he WAS away 20
Portland on the jury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
SWEDEN

Mr.. anu Mr.. Andrew Libby celebrated
The tWeuty-nfih anniversary 81 their
marriage "Wednesday, February S,h,
Nth social gathering ~ their friends
A their hotne. Ahoet iifty were present
AMI Mr.. and Mr.. l.. Wcrv the recipients
Of manv ole. gifts. Including an cNicn-
.isn table. nic. lamp, camp rocker, sll'
Ner .poous. aud several silver dollars
nIcc .upp.f Was served after which
Nr. George Evan. favored the company
with some nicc music from the organ:
The Young people sang and p'alru
games and all pronounced u apleasant
affair.
Mr.. samuel rlummsr gave an oyster
.uptrr g. somr of his friends on the
evening 90 his birthday, -. Valentines,
ana three other people were there Mho.e
birthday Ma on the same day, all Nv
Ing Ia the same school district. surely
il Ma a very pleasant company OF 'aie"-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
RRHANI,S POND.

M.. Mabel l.. rcrham l. visiting In
Boston.
Dr. French 10 Norway was la town
Thursday In CONSULTATION with Dr. Ran
Lin on q case.
Epralm Snowflake, the celebrated
colorc,l orator. will deliver his popular
lecture on the "lsighi. and Wrongs II
Women" bcforv the ladies sewing ,lr-
Gle At the hotel hall. Thur.day evening,
February u.
Mr.. &. ~. Adam. I. making few ~
pair. on hl. house.
The foundation Tor th. mill !. COM
ple,ei and the lumber aDi machinery
arr expected by the hr., ~ March.
y. ". Cole u buying potatoes for
I.uistou naftle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
Ann1..MIs1 nEIhll-

Lena Yates Ia. gone tn Grccnvo od on
a few week. vacation.
Herman SHILLING. thinks be- prefers
life "a COW boy In the west To- hauling
birch In Maine, ani ssys be- had rather
ridc bucklng pony than b. sluccd down
the mountain as b. was tl" other DAY.
plllng hi. horse. az In heap. .plillug
his load aud soaring him wor.. than an
Indian wsrhoop would. No real dam
age-only the scare.
Mrs. sarah Bean l. very lame and u y.
with great difficulty shc walks arouhi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
aQOWnCillD


Tuesday evening at Dramatic Hal, the
drama "Nlo,v the Clouds" vss phy~i
io quite a large ani apprrcisii,e au-
iieuc- considering the storm aud tra'-
cling by the young AMI some 81 the
older people Il the village. The money
received 10 h. appropriated In starting a
public library.
The social and Literary society vii
meet NJ !. T.. fTlhk'. Tur.day, the 18th.
Program, Music, Quotations from favor.
n. authors: reading selection. from VIII
Carlton. Mr.. Holly, whittier, Alco,t,
Lowell and o,her.. AFTER the literary
exercise. an hour !. spent IN ainus"-
mrnts.
We ate having quite a .now storm for
Ihi. winter. About .lN lnche. ~ snow
has already fallen and It'll u !. showing.
Nil. Ellcn Emmon. l.qulio sick With
lung fever.
Lima Frink {. quite sick from N" 81
feet. 20 Ia grips, also Al,an Perkins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
ROGnuRX

Foster a Marble have drawn out a
million ~ lumbcr. They have enough
men and their work l. moving along
we'll AZ prccsnt.
Nr. aud Mrs.. samuel Collins, former
IN ~ Mexico. now ~ Lewiston, wers
visiting friend. In Hoxbury last week.
Ernc.t oldham has BEEN staying with
hls father, Daniel Oldham, ~ Mexico,
Who !. very sick and no, expected To ~
roXgf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
EASY SUMNER.

The sick ones are now improving.
Dc,. Seth stets0n, who was not ex-
pected 90 recover. Il now able Ia walk
all around the place and appears IN
faiv way for recovery.
Our Young folks are preparing 20 play
the .'i'et of the I.anch," popular
drama, In about two weeks.
Owing "a the prevalence Of sickness
entertainments have been scarce this
winter. Tho Good Templars have. how
ever, Furnished some Interesting literary
exercises nc their meetings which arr
largely attended. The lodge will cele'
brate Its 3ist anniversary on the 18th
inst. II has now over 100 members 10
good standing aud is prospecting finely
SLOCrM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
MESr pERu

There ar, a. many lick here a. there
have h.en. and some quite severe eases.
Mr.. = &. Walker i sick aud her sis-
t'r. NAY Hall, has returned from Nisn
lo iaris o. take care "a her. she got
$50 irving o. take carr % the sick folks
ans worked hanisr than her strength
ayuh allow.
Nr. ~lmpson aud wife have returned
tron a Nl.it a. Rumfor,i and Woodstock.
Il. l.. Res aud Alfred Harmon have
sNapp~l horses and Ecu has sold the one
D. gut Do Arthar IIaselton-
hrs. LoVejoy, widow ~ benjamin
Lo'sioy, died the 18th. she has bern
conhnci 30 her bed for ten years. aged
~.
W. W. Carver has moved ca Dtxfieid
Aad Joseph Putnam Il moving into the
feut vacated By him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
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Winter seem. "a have just .ei la by the
way IL SHOWS az thi. writing.
John Putnam I. the only one hauling
spool strip. now. lie has taken a Job
Ia haul Co,UD.
Rev. ". ". Carver has moved Ia Dix
field.
Joseph Putnam !. about Ia move Into
the house vacated by Elder Carver.
Mr.. benjamin Lo,eioy. widow 81 the
late B~nJalnin Ioyejoy, died At the home
81 her .on Joseph, the 18th Inst. aged
81 years. The funeral services were
held At the Dlckvale school house, the
igth Inst. Rev. 4. \. Abbott OBLIGATED.