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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
LOWELL


tt.,,, k.nnl.t.n aud wife are Ia work
for a.. x. u.mblen during The s'h's..
Mr.. uambleu !. Ca cut some tiinp-t gu
hl. o~n land and also draw qaah''!
for Jo-e,,li smith.
~bnstias match NJ %. D.. MeNiiis'e'
u,.iD..lay Ani ball In the c,cnlng'
H.Il Al the American House THURSDAY
II.nry Russell AMI hi. son, Edward
w.r, Al home Zoe Thanksgiving
A 4. not prhle bat bad ball hn
e.u.e. Dr. Noye. To appear 80 '''n-ne'A'
A.rr,.I In Lowell, Nov. q, by g. n.
.Ch,pnan. E.a.. Mr.. William L. Nsns'
mi Ms. Carr. NJ. uorr, both OF Lo'en.
A. ~, at here this Thanksgiving
,,i,,lt briagius "a mind th. Affairs ot u'e
-. Of ti,is ta~n, oar mlnd gve. oa'
-, al. xr..t numb-r ~bo have ieH Us
- ,,,.l.. tb-lr temporary or pefn.nen'
hon,.. la other parts OF our v'osa 49,
NJ. are s,,uiinasiiy giving of oar o'Sns-
a., anI bs.t yvang n'ra sai ~"nn.. -.
an. u,,ballling of other state. anu .'.
tof,.. anil se knos that sach hOs Wv
az. ,i.lt. of IA. ''Dvmccrat as TOT
i.,,,r frnm the old home aud frrnds'
xlIl.. N A. ~ith .om-shat OF sshnes'
-. -. them 90 frsm our homes AMI so-
-, -. blI th-m Coi -I~-d la Their
- hom.... We -sni then AZ this t''ns
=, .,,r b.ne festival our hearty gvo'
-. al ..y tia, oil Lowell IL .'i'
,.,.,.,..ro,,. ani vigorous; our ssb"v''
|. IN .u.taIn-i: our Lodge oil c"oi
,'..t.,. ~r.~. in namter. aud lnna-
-. k~,,.r Valley Lodge of oin ts'-
L.. 4. kIng q better gro~ VA ths" ~ a. a.
.,r ,r,r.: Delta Lodsr of Ms-"es "".a'
an. even tenor 90 IT. Nay; the ehu'.'.'
-. .a.t,lne.l by a good iniercst anu at
trnd.nc.: Ne have two nhn'ss
ao.tor. ami one lawyer, all youhS ~
.hle men. Peace aud qa's'he. 49,
!. ,,,,ia oar hor,ler.. aud Ia our ~anu. ~,
Ia, .on. and daughters we ha,e u. ~
r.,.,r, ,o .~ni. hat feel proud iiis' 'nsy
-. mad. .o good name sni psase ~
r. ,,,,,li. We can hardly bring seA.s
a.. mind but has q representation hV",
I-lI They have non wealth. an
si.,Iastlop. They are known al the ps''
- n.lnlt and la the meiicSl proIessou
- N, educators, bankers, tsnns''
s,..,rh.nts. They have fou&ht msn
s sa,,, ,hs sstrlc Of life. wes,mp~thli'
~ ,b.ir failures. we rejoice Ia their pro-.
80. nd ever stand ready To ~ess""'
,h.m to ti~ir old homes axA.n. for
There Il another COMPANY ~ 49,. Wv.
Get and this day brings tnsm %os 80
XIV to mind. AZ the nre o"..s $50,
.iIsnc, rslgas around us my ,ss,,
themselves about. Tue W.. ,s ,o oa,
garment. brings no breath OF All ~ -. =.
sherk. Their football w.kes ~ ~. ~
,h~ Soor. The parting Of their Ilps ks ~,
.o souni. They are our re, .s.
a~sd. They are sehcolm.tes, ~t'.
frs.pds and kindrei, who have p- .sas,
the .sumrp~r l.sd'' and shoss ~. 49,
~iII lager ~ith ~ until se - ssr
p.ss .within thai ereen tsss
-. npvss eastward suines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
SWIDGN.


No slclghIng Tor Thanksgiving this
year.
Some petty thIe,ing has been golns
on ~ late In our town. Some hwle.'
chap. shot ,hrcc hens belonging to Mr.,
william Rlilon, q week ago last SUNDAY,
bat werr ..en and followed and tbs
booty r,coyer-i. although they had tbs
sudsciry Ia ir- az their pur.aers. II i
Ia D. hopei they ant all other. concern-
81 In such business may have reason Ga
remember the Laws they have violated.
Orcn ~. l'lummer IL cutilng pine tim
her on the lot north ~ the ioang home
stead. lie !. s..ist~,i by George Grover,
They camp ca the Loo.
Mr.. Ellen Conkey return. io her home
az worre.ter. M,.., on saturday. She
I. o. - accompanied q. Ear az roril,n'l
nv her sister. Mr.. J. N. Evans, Who will
rrmiln ibcrr some weeks visiting friend.
In that ,lcinlty.
One .chool district In our town .eni
~. scholar. Ia Briigton Academy the
past term. We 10 believe IN ciucailon
N " I. obtained under difficulties.
Mr.. =. ". N,.h sni family of North
Conway. si.o hi. mother, Mr.. Samuel
Nash, wlth her .on George are IN .Peni
Thanksgiving az Mr. samuel plummer..
4 very plcasan, family gathering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rhE oolNos or INA wrrx m An
SECTIONS or The COUNTY.
oucHg,elo

Mr.. D~irhlna. Harlow Of Chicago x.,
In te~n Last ~~ek oo hIs Wy frosn Han
x"r, ~herc be has spent the s~.sou Civ
inx lnstrugtIon On q hani.
The 'ouniy tomml.shsner~ Of Oxsor
sDi An.iro-oggin hsd q bDint sss.lon Al
the south Isrt of The iosu Monday OF
last s~ek.
james y. Jevctt soil thru Of M. colt.
Z" boston parties rcs~atly.
Nr. =. u. rarker. living on the Io,.
srts plsee oa North nm. sni rcsenil,
frcm Ablnx'oa, Mass, !. very .lck, With
liitl. pro.ps>t 90 rvyo,erv, n 4. fesrr.i.
Tie ~ini.r schools In the village Ill.
trht commebcs>i Moassy, the lat Inst.
undst the oil to.ri 20 instrusfien.
Nusic iisli, la the new Oii frliow.'
building. ~s. dc.ilcat-si Thanksgiving
evening With . snrS~..ful ball, under the
supervision % Haekfisli Orchestra, ~ho
hs,s leased II for the comlnr year. The
no"f was veil hllci. over eighty couple.
sitsndlug. and s,-ry ihlngIss.e,i ofi In
the tsst possible manner.
Mics i0ae Ilarlo~ 90 Dlxneli was In
town the past week.
Dr. 4. II. bradbury Ia. rrturpesl from
Nas.sSha-s,ts, whsrc he has tecn tie
Tsst twc months.
The Gcsi r.mplsr. held a public
w~eting la Reform iisll Friday cy.nlng.
relebrsting tbsir first anniversary. Mu-
81, rvsdings, Invitations anil .pc.-che-
~ere The order. snt xherr all Was an
comnenisely COOL n u folly to try 90
discriminate.
loraso Atwood !. quite feeble TIL.
fall.
Mr.. Emily Loring aud her father.
Lphnslm Asessi, sI-nt Thanks Ing
9Th thslr Aubafn frisnd..
Thanksgiving this YEAR Was q ms,iel
fall day. The air wss crisp, cool aud
braclng. "A bright, clear day. The .k,t-
go had hns time. the wh~.ling wss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
wfsr etjcsrIslp

Aib~rt VI. Harlow aud Matte Towl'
werr NJ their fathers, =. 4. iiarlows
last week.
william CofYerrn and wife were az A.
y. Rich,ris' last week.
rr~i Bennc;t. J. VI. Smith snd e. \
Warren have had furusT,-s put In.
a. Ellwcoi AMI W. l.. Harlow
children have the whooplny congh.
Mr.. susie IIsmbro ~ Boston wss n
her bro,h~r's last week. She has .old
her lumber and concluded not 20 bald Z
house.
J. Richsri. IN. gone tn Hop City "a
work for George n. staples.
Mr.. Am,nis i,Irh,r's has gone "a
lewiston 90 .p~ni the wintrr.
Aggle v. rlagg has got home from
Massachusetts,, where she hs. been al
work.
J.E. Fl,gg :. going 10 keeping hou.'
AZ f,.t Summer.
Ernei Damon Ia. .oli his colt to c.
4. Warren.
&. \. Warren 1. buying apples and 20
taioe..
Fred Cooper has moved hI' sh~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
DENMARK

y. 4. n~nn~it sni wife ~ Harrison
.p~ni Thanksgiving With rrl,,lye' here.
George walker ,pi wlfr ~ frv-bars
as, turkey With Mr.. walker. mother,
Mr.. ". ". fi~nn@tt.
Engrn. n. Tihh~ii.. Mr.. Thbciis AMI
.on are on q Walt TO Minche.ter AMI Doe
ton.
George ". Mention has bought trac,
% timh-r l,ni 20 George y. Colby.
Mr.. anil Mr.. Brtl~,, ~ the Bartlett
iiou.- yet ro,.t goo.. With Mr.. aud Mr..
~. y. i,lrh,rl.on.
Dance Thur.i,y evening" n Est frvr-
burg. whh'h call. away m,ny Of our
young people.
George 4. anil g. II. Smith have com
menc-i iL-lr job 10 logging on the
Ern~.t Gilm,n lot.
unierst,nl q loige ~ Cool Ten
pl,r. ~ss org ,nifei herr lat week.
Arthur girhtri.on and family are Wa
lilng Il Arthur pottsr'..
u. a. Harmon !. .illl engaged max
lag shook Tor T.. \. BrNibury a, Brosn'
heli.
4 large smoant ~ tin has bc-n sent
here by nurnh,m a Morrill, sni c,n
making will .oon commence. They Ia
tend doing a large ba.lncs, here next
season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
wen pAa,s

Hon. II. c. Dsvls OF Paris llill was IN
the plsce last Wednesday.
NJ. Phllbrook of Bethel mn wac Ia
tn piAse Friday.
Our postmaster, q. w. Brysnt, hss
plscssi 10 new letter boxcs In the ofii'~,
whlch are . great improvement over the
old oueA.
Mrs.. 4. l.. perry's mother hss return
~ To her home .t woNlfor,i's, Me-. tax.
Ing her grandson, Ralph, with her for .
vi.lt.
Hand yoar votes 60 n. X. Andrrws
aud be Will zee that they are FORWARDED
to the place where they are counted.
TIE sel-stm~a of thls town ~lll meet
nj william y. Halls Dr'. 9th ut 10 A. n.
for the purpose ~ lsying out . new
street running from ssh iI,lrs Ia l'io-
pecr Avenue, nearly parallel With Main
Str~~t.
The primary school commences Mon.
dav. De-. lat, with Mrs. y. T.. Curtis ss
tescher. TIE grammar school COM
m-nccs the frat Mon'isy In January.
TIE Rslnforth family viii give = mu.
sicsi aud variety entertainment In Dun
hams tisil Monday evening, Dec. Let,
admission Is. - sni rs cents.
The sele,tmen have granted y. III.
mn q license to run hls pcol table.
George Lnrvey had two fingers on HE
right hand jsmm~i while coupling cars
AZ Empire station this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
souTn suckr,tlo.

We congratulate the Inhabitants of
Buckheh aud the travelling pablo that q
puhllc house In Buckheli .~ems Ia ~ an
assured fact. That town 10 Buckheld's
pr-,.nsloas should b. without hotel IL
humllating. ny Invitation 10 Landlord
fobln we made q hs.ty examination %
the future hotel and stable. The Long
r~sliencr. nov owned hy Hon. q. u.
nl.b-~, s.rms we'll adapted to the need.
20 n hotel In Buckh.li. The stable hss
hs~n rrmosicled, and u 81 sufficient ca
pacitv " III that can b. desirSi. Some
further improvements Tn the house are
contemplated. We feel confident that
Mr.. Tohln will ester "a the wants ~ the
public In the future a. In the past.
The stallion Daniel iloon- wss hor.e
70 .trong Individuality. aud his desccnd.
ant. can b. recognized In n~srly every
Instance. Recrnily while wandering
,long hcsIi. spi sdmlring the "hlg
ns-r~ IN Il,.rmorc ". dlserned two
handsome colts, which 81 glance Ne
knew o. h. noone. They were the prop
-rty ~ Daniel True 81 Ilv.rmorr. anil
wcrc the ct of Archer Iloon-, the well
known stallion ovn~i by Berry 4 Rose
20 Canton. lyoring rarvhcr. . neighbour,
,l.o has large, promising twc-year-oli
Iloon~ colt.
We have alssy. believed that pro-
iseti,e tsFlG .. Ju.ilh,hlc only for rr,sl-
l,tion. that Ia, tn secure reciprocity b.
tween nations.
Whist ken portrayal .ni ansly.l. 81
human nature our fri~nd Tlion's article
on the sgticuliursl page ~ tho Drmccr,,
furnishes. Nv all means give us the
oth-r chapter In fu,ar~ uum,~t.
Not long sinc- the pemerrst coni,ln~-i
. c,suirihuiion over the signature 20 y.
:. B,krr that was ,e~mlng ~iih common
.~n.~. How oiiru the griinlious adsl'e
u i~nierri the farmer to al HE homs
siih ma.isal Instruments; Ia supply hi.
f,rm With all thu melern agricultural
lmpi~m~nt.: wb~n p~th,p. the oil home
\. slrr,dv encum'~r>i sni " !. \ hsri
.,ugsl. Ia rrialn al. title Ia the ancc.-
trail acrvs.
How wise se-m IN. wor,ls, "Dn all
voa can AMI leave the rst Ia rru,i.
lenr,.~ ~ ~ionesali Jackson uss>i io
.sy. "ruis, In Providence aud keep your
powder drN."
Mi. Annie VI. futile IA. r-,urn.i
from E,.i r-'uplc,on, Mass, where .he
has h.-n tr,rhing.
We arr h,ppy to ~xchsng~ gr~-,lng.
irsln With l.. n. To 10 Whit hs .us-
CIT. wouli r-qair- . long pail, strong
pull, and pull al Together.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
wrsy aFYNgl

Mas Berihs Grover I. suffering with
= severe c,se ~ mumps, aud whooplng
cough !. prevalent.
The cold weather seems To D. pr-ss-
Ing right forward. Thanksgiving morn
Ing came IN With q clear air that los-re'l
the thermometer to lie. The ground
!. froten hard and roads rather roagh.
snow has been on the mountains sincc
ih. i0th Inst.
BUYER. of apple. AMI potatoes arr
plenty and anxious To trade. A few lots
.iill unsold.
A. =. Bean lo.t one ~ hls team horses
last THURSDAY, di~l ~ rupture.
The Templ,rs inltlstei thr-e last We'd
pe.d,v evening ani received eleven APP
plicatlons for memher.hip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
IASr ngBROS

NJ. n. N. Have. rrturBci home from
fsrmlagton Last Monday.
Mi. Anna y. whcslsr Ia Visiting her
slsirr, Mrs.. 4. ". fogg.
Mr.. rho.. p-Co.icr "a. buried rhur.-
iay.
We had q novel rad case Last Monday.
Ilesrv, u Norway and llcrssy spfrare'i
Ca dghi Zoe Hebron AMI To kheld, bat
gam- u.ar h~lng hooF~,i by a.. X. heen~
mi r. a.. Buriin. The lawyer. Cr-pt
uut % q small hole made BY the omission
- the middle letter in . mans name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
HIRAM.

william 10. Iin.co,i IL visiting In Al
fred.
Mr.. Aimon storer has removed To tn
r~i MILL tsnem.nt.
Dr. Joseph l.. Bennett of Briigtou
was In town Friday.
Mr.. Elias Gould's hoase took nrr ou
the roof SUNDAY and hls whole stand
narrowly escaped destruction.
John u. O.gooi Il silli st the corn
shop In Brownneld picking up the frag'
ments.
Albion Mention .. at home on vaca.
tion from lux,on High school.
Calvin y. Ciemops u hunting and trap
ping with COOL success.
Marshall T.. Cicmons, aged ~ years,
has an Engllsh copper coin, the first he
ever owne'i. dstsi 1907.
The Christian Endea,or Society meets
Tuesday evening With Miss Abby Kim
hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
nHCOQD

Frank Lori AMI wife will soon 80 to
Fioriis To spend the winter.
Charles 1ittlewood and wife have
gone to Sioux City.
Augu.iine Dunn's family have moved
To Portland.
An entertainment IL In he given by
the sons of Temperance Friday evening.
The Hebron students are at home for
the vacation.
There Was an auction sale of the Here
fori cattle at the farm of the late T.. X.
Holmes Thursdsy, the Goth. -.
A meeting Of the citizens was held
Wednesday evening to renew the village
corporation.
There was q Thanksgiving ball at
Bumpus Hall Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
YAK oE InI sIAIl.

The OTIS Fall. Pulp Company viii
erect q large paper mill next spring near
the slte ~ thrlr prr.cnt pulp Mill At Ou.
Falls. The town has yoic,i IN tax them
for ONLY 5000 .. the ,llu ,tlon % both
pulp ani paper MILL. sl,hough they arr
worth several time. that sum.
The Masonic toigr ~ Gardiner, which
/. on. ~ IN. oldest in Maip-, 4. soou %
rrryt a large aud clrg,nt Mssonic tenn
pie. Ala rrcent me"tins pl-igr. to the
,mount ~ Over san N-rr revived from
mesn,-r. Who will advance money for
the erection 10 the bullding.
The body ~ Me. B~tsey barn. ~
II,llos.li, Who ~. bcen mls.lng ne,rlv
two weeks. VA. founi about two mile.
from her home y-.tsri'y afternoon.
IA. h,i wandered through the wood.
,nI pasture. a. bog. where she prob
ably became exhausted and peri'hei.
Among the railroad project. which
are Grating Interest Ia Augusta nov, i.
that 10 bulhilng narrow snigr roh
from that city east ~ or - mile. Into
the arr, 10 country compiled Va ,hin',
wInI.o somrryllle, Palermo ani lib
erty sni other town. which are without
q railroad outlet.
Dober, Pye, the m,n Who while de-
llrlol. from drink wandered away from
a lumber camp In the wool. last week,
h,. been founl nearly frotrn to death.
Pye VA. Only partially clad all Va.
found living Ia the snow. lie can rrcol-
let some thing. about hi. wsndering..
lie ll,.,i on pi-ce % meat LETT q. bait
In q bear trap ani q handful of cracker
crumb. foani In . deserted camp. The
msu will probably recover.
Mr.. G. ~. Nelson .ah the other day
that he VA. heartily In favor of bullding
q mile track In water,ille. lie con-
.hl.rrd mile track superior Ia the new
Mite .hipe,i track for fast time. The
mile track has just curve enough, AMI
produce. Just enough rctsrilng effect tn
keep horse we'll on hls f~rt, NO matter
how fast he I. going. On the Lite .h,p-
81 track the opposite effect I. the pripci-
pal defect. Mr.. Nel.on believes that
such q track would be we'll supported
AMI would b. . .uccc..iui venture To
those Who built u. For al. part he
would put Ia $1,000. The track woald
cot probably $1,000. II !. understood
that . canvas. !. being IN ide among Wa
t.rvill- hor.emen sni capitalist. Ia raise
the $4,000 necessary Ia take advantage
of Mr.. Nelson's Offer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
EAST WATERFORD.

Ilorn, November 70, 90 The vile OF
G~nrge \. Miller, q daughter.
Th.iieu. Cro.., wife ani two chill
drcn % Norway visited al OIL. Martin.
last week.
Mr.. Abraham Norwood returned
home from Portland the al.
Frank wa.hburne IA. hired With ;.
:. Hall Toe year.
Horace T.. Allen has disposed ot his
stock ani Engaged to work through tho
winter for Arthur sslit Who ha. taken
. Job 10 .. ~. Mor.e getting timber on
the Anir-s klmbsll farm.
OH. Martin Loot nice spring pls last
week.
n. q. McIntlrr and wife have begun
housekeeping la q part of hi. father.
hou.@
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
BYRON.

Capt. Barker Was In town last week.
lie Was looking for fishermen that have
bern hooking trout at Besnls.
The Misses IIoughtou from Maasachu-
sets spent Thanksgiving With their IN
ther.
The nrst slelgh-ride Of the season The
9Th, on bare ground.
Nrs. iloughton aud Mrs.. Smith were
made happy BY the rec~ipt OF . package
Of choice bulbs from J. Lswis ChlIds.
Among them WAS the Chinese sacred
lily. . very rare plant.
fweuty-iollar gold pieces are plenty
IN Byron, NJ. whitney h.vlnG had ssv'
eral hundred dollars worth c0lped.
Tsik Of good mavksqeui Two Of ths
bet ared tvsqty-ssvep hullees q three
parsridsss, asd they are seiiI sittisg %
bsah ~ ~ nan hnsss - ~ =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
wIsr SUMNER


prnf. m. m. Rryant of pi,t.hsli and
family arr .I.-niing the w--k With Mr..
Bryant's father. David Address. Nj
Ilrvant will ~ % boston AZ once, q. the
family arv iufornei 20 the loo condition
n Nl.s Jesneite Wilson. " nov living
Nr. Bryani viii ~ from Boston Ca Pits
i-li ~berr Mr.. bryant With her brcthc'
Ferry VI. Anirrs. loln him IN a few
day., the bruih-r "a attend school.
We hal entertained a lingering hops
that With IA. coming of .pTing our Div
frld correspondent might rcturn To oai
ranks: since m--tlng her, hosr,er, 40
learn dlf-rvntly. but ".uch u life"
We hlV. alwsVs considered smpllfy-
log and exptiitilng. which Ne believe
we a.-,l. a. quite difrr-ni la meaning
VIII soath ilnckhrld please see what
Webster say.t We fAil to see from
shat temptation he wi.h~. deliyrrsncc.
bat we arr rvmlnd-,i ~ "Jo.h illlllngs'
PRAYER for deliscrsnce from crrtaiu
thing..
D-s. q. \. Tueli l. In falling health,
We fear the gates arr STAR" Tor him
III. Sous. Dr. Frank ru.ll sni family,
GIib~rt Turll aud Wife 10 Bethel came "a
spend Thanksgiving With him, while
Mrs. Heath al. hou..ke.pcr gOes 20 bet
daughter. Mr.. q. ~. Hysr.on'.. We
knoS ther- 4. an sdd~i anguish for th,l'
.orrowful heart. Ia bar.
Mr.. Folly lI"~e has gone Ia her son''
AZ NORWAY for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. l.. u. Handalr. war view. shown
Nv the .,sfcopticon "wednesday evening
before the e.. \. x. and others we're said
"a h.e well worth the .--lng.
Fr~i y. Barrett, wlfs aud daughter
are gone Ca spend Thanksgiving viii
Mr.. barrett. sister, Mrs. John March
81 Augusta.
The s.th hs. hern bright. beautiful
day, such q Thanksgiving dsy ss Ne sel
dom -cc. ani Who of 70. cannot feei sui
flrl-nt cause for thtnkfulness'
Dr. q. VI. Bi.t.. will remove an cpl
th.ll,l cancer from the LIP Of T.. II. star
bird the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
EAST eaowNe,elp.

No skating FOE hoys this Thanksgiving
No servIse st th~ chunh. The Sab
hath School meetings on Tuesday aud
the s~r,icc 81 Denmark making the wrct
quite full.
Mrs. =. v. Price viii spend Thanks.
giving at her aunt's, Mrs. v. H. stick
news.
News hss be~n recelvea NJ the ssfe ar.
rival In California Of Mary stIckney aud
the wskrh-Ids.
The students Of rrycbarg Academy
arr at home during vacation.
No school this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. bradley Allen spent
Thanksgiving at Mrs. A old home, ai
a.. ID. Frssepilep's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
PERIL.

James VI. G,mmon and daughter have
gone 10 wilth,uh, Mass, 10 atteni hl'
granichlld's funeral.
Mrs.. d. W. knight has gone to Ne
ch,nlc Fall. "a work.
Ernest Hall has been In town visiting
friends the past week.
FIT Cannon IL getting better. lie u
able Ca walk out some.
Tommy stlilman got Into the mill
pond last Sunday while out skating and
i,e might have been drowned II assistance
had not been at hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
PORTER.

Thanksgiving passed very quietly In
TIL. place.
We have had some quite cold weather,
hut very little snow ne vet.
Our wiater term of school commences
on Monday, A. n. Macon, teacher. NJ
Mason has taught some sixty-hve terms
Of school.
Two boys In Freedom, y. H.. went
cunning. One Of them accidentally die
charged his gun, killing the other In
stAntiy.
Mr.. Edwin wedgewood, Eco, drop
Ped dead In Chelses, Mass, the past
week. lie formerly lived In Cornish
hls native place, where he practicci Law
for some years before he removed to Bid
deford and thence 90 Massachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
EAsT SUMNER.

Now IL the time of big pig stories
Hut few ne vet have bccn killed, but err
long the returns will come In.
Car loads 10 apples continue to bs
shlppci from this place.
More car load. 81 apples anil potsioe.
have bern sent from this section this fall
than ever beforr In one season.
Rev. Mr.. iIibbsri has moved lnio the
r~.i,lencc formerly occupied by Frank
Turner, having purchased the same.
Farmers aud transfers arr getting
ready for wintcr.
Mr.. A. u. Park has begun his labor'
In teaching az L,ermorc fslls.
Our town schools have generally COM
menc~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
NIWRN.

To-day Ia Thanksgiving. = bright.
pleasant dsv. so much io he thankful for,
Good health. gooi fcoi. rooi friends,
,hrre things Ca - thankful for.
q. =. Richsri.on sui family 81 South
Paris ARE spending Thanksgiving al y.
=. Rsker'. In Newry.
Mr.. J. :. Allen IL quite sick With q
heart tronhle.
VIII Williamson AMI wife have gone
On New Jrrs@v.
Gcoi .ielghing sbove Grafton Notch.
Nahum Frost and fsmliv AMI frsnk
Ri.b~- sni family are seoo On leave town
for Alhsnv nssins. where they have
found work for tho winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
lockts Mills

The Young lsil-.' fair, whIch wa. In
have h~en holdsn rhar..iay, Dcc. 4, has
,-r-n I-c.tpoooi "a Tuesday, bee. IL.
The dane. a. Nj. Abram Hall Las,
tharsday Sss q succcs.. There wrr.
t~eniy-four couple. In attendance. M
sic by i.egke's Mil. Orvh-.trs.
Niss Esisila Poison has gone io Ne
chsnlc fall. Ia Visn her sister, Mrs. 4.
q. Moodsum.
Froi Ather,on % Newry was In town
last ~eek. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-02
aa0MAriIIn

Pas, Grni Chief Trmplar aud sisi'
Organizer, =. ~. II,mllion, Nov. 9Th
gave . ,-rv Interesting Temperance i~,>
'ur- st Drsm,,lc II,ll sni II the rio.'
~ tho l~ctur- Org ,nly~i l"isr of Coal
r~mrlsr., To b. called shepard if'c'
foigr.
sis'e Superintendent March lesfnr~l
rae.i,v e,rnlng NJ tho Congrrg ,ilonsI
chnrrh on sani,v School work.
SUNDAY morning VIZ. Sima.l Chamber
lain dI~i. asrt about 20.