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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-08
QONnuIRv

our assessor. are on the war path.
Ernest Oldham and family have NOV.
81 from town.
John Reel has just returned from
Lewiston. lie has twenty-five thousand
cords ~ poplar Ia drive for Marshall 4
Dudley. II l. to b. driven out ~ quite
number of small streams aud then
down the Nndroscoggin.
The gold hunter. cannot walt for hare
ground. They ARE alrvady g,ibcrln: At
byron. plspates begin Ia ar'se about
boundary lines. II I. Co h. hopci that
resort will M, b. had To- rc,ol,rr.. y.
y. l. safer place than the west Ia hunt
foe gold. :. VI. i.ocke has an Island IN
the river which has probably caught a
lot ~ gold. n IL for sale.
Ether or gss administered, teeth ex-
tract~i aud sst made for sS.n. Ju.tis
or whites teeth on Akron rubber plate
sl0. Positively the bcsi teeth and rub
Der MANUFACTURED. Terms cash; one
half when teeth arr extracted balance
when teeth are made. T. III. small,
Rumforl Centre.
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gavgauR0


Mis-. Alice clines came home last
~eek from Bostou wher~ she has heen
attending the Monroc school ~ Oratory.
Miss Anna Barrows l. Spending her
Easier vacation a home.
Mrs. pr. Lsmson la. returned from
her yisit 10 Portland.
Mr.. l.. :. brown has left the employ
~ Mr.. y. u. Wentworth Who l. closing
up business In order o. rvturu 10 Browp.
tisld, much Ia thu regr,t "a HI. patrons
AMI friends.
The robins have made their appear
ance and crows are abundant. Hardly
bird has bccn secn during the pas, mild
winter.
S.w. pfc, E-l.. ha. b.,n LA boston
this Nc~k a. delegate Ia the annual
mesting IL the ifigrim Fathers.
Miss Minnie ringr-e has taken Miss
villa Condon's pl,ce al the X. X. station
a. telegraph operator.
fhetv VAS poverty party" with
maple syrup .turn or n the Congrr-
gation,l Vc.try CA fhar.dsy evening.
Mi. Lizzie sawyer aud Harry Abbott
took ille prise- Zoe the most appropriate
costumes.
The Rogvr. shopi. m,,~i down on
Depot >trcvt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-08
ALBANY

Henry 4. Coolidge IA. sold hls farm
ln Woodstock aud Nill remain on hi.
Allany farm.
Joseph l.. Rand Who has been .ick and
suffering so long peacefully passed away
MONDAY. with good hope 10 a home
al.aVr Nhsry the weary ar~ NJ rcsi. lie
was a guoi citifrn, Kind husband and
father. For many wear. u" anil hl. two
daughter. wcrr a great help In the choir
- the Congregational church. lil.
Youngest daughter. Who l. a, home With
her mother has lo.t her voice aud can
not steak ai,oNc a whisper. IN" family
have the sympathy ~ the cnilrc CON-
munliy. Funeral "Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
skinner ~ Waterford officiating.
A.G. Bean aud sou made bushes.
trip "a Portland saturday and back the
same dsy.
Hiram Robbins !. selling meat again.
Cass of r,.ioicing are quite noticeable
In this Nicinity.
WYATT 4. Edward. % Otl.held 4. visit
lng At Dca. l.o,ejoy'. aud other friend.
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REVOLUTIONS

Whereas, the angel Of death has taken
from our midst our we'll beloved brother.
Geo. II. Watkins, therefore,
Resolved, by the brethren of MI. Mica
Lodge, No. L., I. u. u. f., that We sym
pathile with the relative. aud friends of
the deccasei brother la TIL. their .ad
bereavement;
That We have lost true aud faithful
brother whom We shall miss from among
US;
That Ne are reminded that Il will he
our turn soon Ia be called to that couD-
try from whence none ever return:
That be has gone Ia Join the loved
one. waiting on the other shore, aud
When we are called Ia end our labors
here below, We hope to meet him In the
Grand Lodge above where the Grand
Sire IL the Universe preshles.
Resolved, that the secretary b. direct
I'll To place the.e upon the records 0f the
lodge aud communicate to the family of
the deceasei brother copy Of these
resolutions, and q copy be sent To the
Oxford Democrat for publication.
I'll BuRBANK, ! Committee
W. T.. fARRAR, on
gao. n. RIPLEy, Resolutions.
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OBITUARY
Ms. D.. W. WOODBURY..


In Augusta, March ggth. Mr.. sally
klmball, Wife of Hon. u. W. Woodbury.
of Bethel, aged - years and ~ days.
Mr.. Woodbury. had been spending the
winter With her husband la Augusta,
Who i a member IL the state Valuation
Commission. Ill. work being complct-
ell, their trunk. we're Hacked Friday
evening Tor their home Ia bethel, when
.he va. Frustrated by a stroke 81 Apo
plexy, folded her drapery about her, fell
Into her husband. arm. and entered ln-
Ia that better home mot made with
hands" The husband, two married
daughter. aud two sous, Rev. Webster
woo,ibury Of Milford, Mass, aud ". n.
Woodbury., E.q., ~ I'ottsyille, Penn,
mourn her Loo. and reyerently cherish
her memory. rcnderly they bore the
''tlle earthly" to IL. rest, upon Wedne.-
day, In Greenwood Cemetery, Bethel.
remembering indeed their plan. for the
golden wedding anniversary July ~. yet
having -nbmi..i,ely to the will of the
bridegroom, Who had called her to the
Marriage supper of the Lamb" Truly,
can ia. word. Of the Re,elator concern.
lng the blessed Dead, bc written of her,
"Yes .aith the Spirit, from hencefortl
she doth re.t FROM her labors aud heI
works do follow her."
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AnRrn RuckEIEIn-

hHt. Flstchsr ~ Peru has bcen la
.H.f fUr ths past week.
NJ. i4Ir D.. MayhsV of Auhurn Was
D Bbku~ll's over sunday, March
frh..
CORY Bnuney AMI wife Srrc az j. g
l.i.i sunday. Marvh pBh.
E. >tstsun and hi brother beecher
~. LOO q. ,. lirald's April 1T.
W., Emily cooper II south Paris l.
H N 4. turner's
W.. llarrington. the evangelist Who
i.i' Been holding prayer-meetings in cur
f.irr inr the at feN weeks. has return
~ hHmr to Massachusetts,.
lh"mis bradbury started for New
l'Is ApHl lst, selling AMI delivering
llrsfrt stock.
There h-glns % ~ some call for work
A. 'Nta alout here.
TIE assessors are CA the VAR pain
tg.H.
NJ. Clara Keen. Who has hesu Al
i"srl Mass. this winter. has rriarn~-'
20 K Monks.
We can fully insl0rse the comment oi
~ pcm,'crat Oa the Maxim horse sAle
Al A0rway.
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srnAEAAu

David kcnni.ion Ia. rrnied The farm
~ David shirley for one year. iic take.
possession TIL. week.
Mr.. Lucy McNllisicr, Sho l. suffering
with .ciatlc rheumatism l. very low, IL
Ing unable to move.
q. u. spar. I. going Ia -hslburne Ia
build a mill In few day..
4 party ~ fishermen caught = trout
In upper stone roni that weighed two
and onc-hslf pounds.
There I. = pp,I~ct that Charles
Young, ~ Waterford butter factory,
will establish cream route through this
town aud North Lowell. The farmsrs
arr putting In icc and preparing oih"r-
Wise for such an enterprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-08
GRAFTON

Nprll la. com. aud With it, coming
also the assessors have not forgotten "a
make thsir annual visit.
Mr.. sadie Nllen u visiting friends In
Grafton.
Julian n. rarrar Ia. 20, hom" irom
Parkertovn. lie !. going Ia try sugar
Ing thu. spring.
IIay l. plenty In thl. town thl. spring
D.. I. RroWn has hsalc,l his poplar tim
,-r 60 the Cambridge River for pulp
unod.
Gcorgc l. brown got a. Tar home a.
Bethel and va. taken sick With the
mump.. IIe Ia. hen attending Busi-
ness college a, rcaghkccp.ie. Y. Y, and
l. a. 20 o. work fof Rcape a Wilson q.
sonn a. h. L. able.
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WEST BIreIl

Arthur Mason ~ LoVen I. visiting
frien,is M this plsce.
ruhllc travel tin drags about on run
nsrs, bat very had roads.
The toNu asse.sors rcp0rt an unusnal-
Ia large number ~ cuws aud other stoCk
Goa the slck lit.
\. ". Grower has Jersey GOV. slx.
te-u yssrs oil that dropped twin hcifrr
caiyvs Que week sgo ani al doing we'll.
Tho sick people formerly rrportr,l arv
comfortable a. one verk ago.
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eRvgBuRo ceNTns.

Mrs. J. W. Walker has returned to her
home In fryeburg, at the Woodlands.
She will prepare the house for summer
travel; q good place To spend q vacation.
The assessors are around their beat
looking after all property liable Ia b.
taxed. Lots of money In this town that
don't get taxed.
Morrill, Walker came out Of the woods
April LEI where he has been since late In
the fall. lie has large crew Of men,
horses aud oxen.
Eugene Walker and VIII Day have
gone TO Norway after some horses for
Mrs. J. W. Walker to use on the farm.
Nelson J. Chandler and hls sister have
gone ON vlslt Ia Chatham, ". II. Mel
son expected To break some colts at that
place.
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OXFORD


The mill u again running ON full time.
TIP. Rich IN. had q pension granted.
Chaunccy farnham has bought the
building next T.. u. Jones drug store
for barber shop.
y. bartlett, jeweler. has moved Into
hi. house.
Frank Hawkes. !. at home from Yale
for "a. Easter holidays.
The drama, "I'he Miner. Daughter.
I. Ia be- played here soon.
go VA. taken az the fair held by the
Son. Of Temperance, leaving after .x'
p.nse. about sli.
Mr.. Williamson la. gone to Mechanic
Falls.
Mr.. Peterson will move Into the ren,
left by him.
4 caucu. was held April "a Ia vote for
a candidate for postmaster. 4. y. Du'
rell received th. greatest number ol
votes; Andrews the next; Edwards and
Walker tie, with few scattering
votes.
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UPTON

The -slecimcn src going the round.
to-day taking property.
Charlie Campbell says hi. mother has
lost two sheep by ih. wolves. u \.
rather harl on them AZ they are a poor
family living two mile. or more from
ncighhors.
\. ". Coolidge I. dreamer 10 dreams,
last night be- dreamed he had two ami
msls In hi. trap. h. set near whale.
Hack Til. afternoon b. has gone to
So how much game be has caught. VIII
tell the h-ars the result next week.
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AIaAN

On Monday pr. Charlie. T.. Wilson ~
cvl,e,l = kick from . horse breaking hi.
right hand. lie aud hi. wife .ucc'yirl
In adjusting Il Ia plaster 10 Paris AMI he
,i.li~i hi paii-ni. la the afternoon.
Mark a.. Coolhru,h ot steep Falls Nas
In town on "wednesday.
NJ. caleb 4. Clemons has spruce
pole that b. has us~i a. q binder on
load. 20 hav ior .lNty-hNc yrArs.
Master Walter a. TNltchell cut his
hanl rcccniiy - that II had a. D. .eS~i
up.
Mr. Grant william Ia. gone 90 Bo',on
for ioh.
Tho last GOSPEL Hammer contain. an
admirable story by Rev. John himhall.
q Hiram huy.
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sna1h.wIs1 aI1nll

MADAM Iumor" .ay. Prof. Wight
aud wife ar, coming home the middle Of
ihi. month.
Irving Wilson found hi. dog fat In a
fox trap a few day. ago; he was not
seriously injured bat had been missing
Two or thrre DAYS.
fon penley has been TO the "gold
regions"
John Yais. l. at work for VI. Pcnley.
Ina Chapman ~ berlin, y. H., !. visit.
lng Al her aunt's. Mrs. Il. Lanes.
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III "a dsy of Npril aud good lamh"f-
Ing lu thf woods.
Ihe nighis arr cold AMI the dsys not
over aafn.
Maple ZAP run veil ani u i remark
ahIv SWEET. Tho sugar mtkrrs arr hap
pt a. thsrr l. no deep snos a. track
thruugh.
e. lo,siut sr~uis o. . IMPROVING
lis cct. out o. 10 sotnc chorrs. lie hsd
uigg hur.. Ut lamsd the other daN.
=. N. Rsan, E.g., .. having hari
tim. With a lame ncck AMI shoulder. D.
.ufrr. mugh.
a.. 4. Main., over eighty YEAR, OLD
sent uui "u 40. crust onc day last week
anil tracked, tracri ani sh"t nice c"on.
H. I. on- ~ our smart old lsoys.
Nsui,si. Ia Macon, March f'th. hl
Rev. n. \. Davis. Andrew j. .ean and
Nj. Gertrude >iile.. bath II Beih-l.
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AsDOyER

II. Harding. Who IA. h.cn .lck Cor
several months. did Friday, March 18th.
sge,i o. wears. aud Was buried SUNDAY
trum tn " T.. churvh. Rev. !. ".
smith oflisiatlng. Thc Geod Templar.
anil member. ~ the Grand army attend
III IN ho,iy and followed the remains
o. The grave. Mr. Harding MS q man
"a strong cou,iciious AMI unfinching Ia
puu.oss q strung Temperance man and
= pfumln~ui member 20 Lone Mountain
ioi<r q Gocd Tsmpisrs, also q cum-
rade a nrosn rost. llsthel, e.. \. u,
having scryci through thu var In Com
PAM \ of tho fvunsued lsih Maine In
autry. \ Nif. ami an adopted son ~
sell 49, msny rlstiVrs and friends
muufu his loss.
III t,ir "a the ". D.. iadies' >ogi~iv
hsld a ths hall ca the evening - MarCh
s,fh nstted 49,.
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AIMRN

u D. good .lcliing on Hear River W,
and .oms az It'll improving u Ia hnl.h
their iahs Tor the winter
Mr.. !. \. Thur.toa'. mother, Nisiiing
AZ the Corner. l. nov nj that place sith
her daughter quite .ick.
sap has run well for two ~ thr-c lays
hat some Nho are Intending Ia tap are
siill waiting fof better weather.
Nv. Powrrs want. a. .ell hi. farm.
\. L. larrar aud \. Tyler arr Al
Nork for =. \. Baker pccling poplar.
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EAST BETHEL.

George X. Hastings has sold his deer
to 90 Ia Central Park. New York.
j. VI. Bartlett has returned from his
work AZ Gilead.
Charles Neeiham from Massachusetts,
recently spent few days with his moth
er. Mrs. Maria stiles.
Mis-. Ouie Holt has gone TO sanford to
work.
Chas. bryant and wife are TO have
charge Of Bethel town farm for the en-
suing year.
spring VAS herzldei In ~ usual by the
cav of the crow. Eugene Bean caused
. havoc among them By killing seven at
one shot.
20 WORK.
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SWEDEN

Another small edition % winter. bat
wr know q can't lat long 80 vii not
complain.
Tr-l Y. stone arrived home from Boz
tan IN 9Th. l. Ia g,.oi health and ~
,sIlrut spirits. aud Sill r.iuru Z" hls
bu.lns.s after a month. vacation.
The relative. and frisuds ~ froi. -.
n. stone - salem. Mtss., extend 10 him
their HEARTFELT sympathy la hls recent
bereavement. Nhish VA the death 81 an
,oIy d,urhtrr. Emnn stone Perkins,
AMI her husband. Edward \. Perkins,
18th l..ing attacked with pnsumonia, and
,l.n thslr Two children. Mr.. l.. and wife
lived only a few dsy. aud thsir deaths
o,urrrl within q lev hour III each
other. NJ. 4. was o1c of the city coun-
riimen. al.o teller la the Beverly Nation
m Rank aiii bath b. aud his wife had
large cirrl. 20 ffi~ntis.
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IS YOUR EYESIeHT TROUBLING YOU ?

oxford Norway Maine
Having under the
Of
especially than able To
all kinds peculiar aud falling
sight EXAMINATION ALL puricrL cAsrs rr AnousI or %
Thi. work make speciality.
Rsrsns Del
!. ID. u ~
physicians would allow the ~
imes did buincs.s
at
Welch,ie Harrison,
~
onyO ~ practical ability Ia Oxford County.
Opiin recei'ei
In Opiin the
wIoh studied with an VI. -
Remember Of having bought
like un.hef
a It'll. leads other.
fol low be deceived h. hnmbuggcil
called opticians" aid could BE- fitted
perfectly
sight I. troubling bat ,ii At
Vivian Kills, 1xI9ors opttot~n.
N Watches jewery.
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mIs1 peRu

~..ho.,l u,c.ting saturday, March -'th,
Ir.I ptrllu Nas chosen agvnt. lie has
engaged Mlss Nsrla I.udden 10 teach
ths summer term.
Hall Rroth-rs have commenced Patting
tl,.lr rake. together. They expect to
have tuo car had. ready by the middle
- NAV.
n. q. Austin a >0n have ordered an
engine a. pat Ia their clothespln factory,
Ia dry time. the stream does not an"ru
taurr enough hence the change.
Hattie N. >tillman has gone Ia frank.
lin Plantation % teach school IN District
W. =.
he .els,tmcn sr on the var path
AGAIN. II s-sms every GEAR that thelf
Wait. arr nsarvr together. :.
Nj. Marion Knight. l. al work Tor u
=. Tucker.
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snurn RErArI.

grrle meet. With Mr.. ~. 4. Chandler
usNt Thursday sfsrucon aud evening
IA. tushman 9. husy making maple
syrup. llc has an evaporation aud makes
"a guol auicle.
-. Abbott 3. working night. ior u.
4. Virgin.
CraW. arr plenty and they don't .ecm
AZ 40 afraid - ~ bounty Law.
\. D. Iu.hman l. breaking his colt.
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49, UHIaa1 vho has h.en Spending
'.. F.fk. With hi father \. u. Orb
F... ... returned o. Grrcnhni y. ~.
f b. 8. earning the blacksmith
I- 1000 d. Intending o. start fur 'al-
HH.l' the mtldle - April. lie
.,.N...r year. uh bat equal "a mo-i
, moi faruty -ous sni will succres,i
~ ..-t-. and energy Niu tell.
l.. ,s.e.tmru are basy ou the Nalua-
b p Euihury l. .awing stasc-, spool
'.H. i.I shingles. AZ hi mill.
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NORWAY LAKE.

Mi.. Nellie Partridge l. quite III.
Mr.. samuel Partridge IL confined to
the house with rheumatism.
william and Dell Parker are visiting
relative. At the Lake but return "a Bidde-
ford In few days.
Merton Grcen caught twenty plckercl
aud bass one DAY this week, some OF
which weighed abou, thr-e pounds
apiece.
Mrs.. Liyxie Parsons has gone Ia Mas
sachnsetts Ia vi.it friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander White Of iiarri-
sou visited al =. 4. stevens one day this
week.
y. n. whitman was at the Lake on
business this week.
Jane. smith has returned from Hos
ton where be- has been buying his spring
goods.
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hRXAs1,s POND.

Lena VI. Felt has been selected n teach
er for the summer term la the Chase Dis
irict and Myrtle Bacog In the Curtl. Di.-
trict.
\. VI. Whitman la. made convey
ance % hi. property to y. u. Pike.
Mr.. a.. A. Whitman has leased hi.
farm Ia a party from Bridgton aud will
work at al. trade thi. season.
simon Mitchell aud family have NOV
81 to Lewiston, where they will keep a
lodging house.
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MArEnrORn

Mr. John kilgorr !. at howe for a few
DAYS.
The follosing officer. we're elected al
the annual meeting ~ the Congregation
nj Cirvl~:
Pr.skisnt. Mr.. Jort Fismmsf.
Nirs rr..llisut Nj. D " Auisrton
ssrfvtary Miu Chaihsufus
Trsasarvf. Me. AEzts rlummsr
ID. a.. VI. :. u. knowhnd and VI.
l.. kImhali, Esq, ~ Norway, Visited MI.
Urm Lodge, .. 4 \. VI, Tuesday even
Ing.
G.orgr l.. Warren returned home from
Gorhatn, y. H.. where hr Ia. bccn sur
viewing for &. :. Peabody 4 Go.
\. T.. Mor.s caught q i've aud half
pound pickrrcl out ~ Tom Pond We'd
ns.iAy.
John Everett 1. having had luck With
al. sheep and lamb. thl. spring, having
lo.t twenty lamb- out ~ tNcnty-.eYen,
and several sheep. They seem a. b. In
fect.d with n peculiar disease.
Douglas. Seminary openei after two
week. vacation.
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WEST PARIS

Most Of our people sre travelling ON
wheels although Il IL neither wheeling nor
slc,idlng.
The Arst day Of April Rev. J. c. An
drews united In marriage Lyman u.
Martin aud Mrs. Sarah y. Courier both
of Greenwood.
Miss Nellie swan IL At work for Mr..
Hathaway at Bryants Pond.
Some twenty-five Mssons from this
place vent On South Paris last Tuesday
evening 20 Walt Paris Lodge. They ~
port . pleasant time and good entertain
ment.
Herman u. Abbott has purchased J..
A. Rrcoks' meat business.
Mrs. Nancy, widow of Jacob Jackson,
age 81. died At her nephew's, II. y. Jack
son's. home on High STREET, Thursday
forenoon. Mrs. Jackson was q great
care the last few years of her life.
The series of revival meetings held In
the chapel closed last sunday evening.
For the past Ave weeks no matter how
had the weather or poor the travelling
there has been meeting at the chapel,
anil their fslihfulness has been reward.
ei nv seeing the church greatly blessed
aud strengthened, backsliders reclaimed,
ani several Won Ia Christ.
4. J. Kicker has taken his sou, Walter,
Ia Boston for surgical treatment.
Walter has never had full control ~ his
lower limbs. We hope they Viii meet
with success.
There VA. q good attendance al u. u.
q. r. Lodge Thursday evening and q
pleasant time after lodge, With maple
sugar ON snow, (which il called In 'hls
section .hccp-.kin) as one Of the prine''
pal features.
Rev. &, \. Hayden Of Auburn Was to
lecture her, Friday night hut Tor some
unknown reason he dii not come.
.. ". WIN. has few ton. 81 choice
hay for sslc.
Rev. u. ". waliron ~ s,co viii
preach In the Bspiist church sunday
afternoon.
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nlsri,ln c,Nrp.

&. g. Tainirr anil frd Weld arr now
running thrlf sis mills night aud day.
There l. plenty ~ water snd they intend
Ia make good u.e ~ u.
We noticed that the honey l-c- la VI.
Holman. apary we're quite busy to-day.
IT, IN. ~ swarm. IL italian bees. We
learn that h. would ell few.
Only snail amount ~ maple syrup
4. being made Al thi. place thi. wear.
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snuIn RosBuRY.

SchOol In district w. !. It'll In prog
res. II Ia. b-.n keeping tfis.n
week. aud will keep two week. longer.
>on. of the little Que. arr getting iirrl.
aud some II thu large boy. are between
two firr.. II !. the school room on Que
.lie and big Noodpllc a. Jaw on the
other. They must ,lo Que 0t the other.
Hat a. they are learning W-ll. Ne think
that the most courageou. 10 them will
stick Ia the .chOol rUom.
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IASr hRoNNElllp.

These lovely dayswill finish the sleigh
Ing.
At the school meeting on the Jlst, L..
n. tile. was Cho.cn agent. lie Ia. 49,
cured Mi. Grace Week. for teacher.
S,hool l-gins the fir-t Monday Ia May.
Cora Gatchell has returned from fry"-
burg where .b- has been With Miss
Eaton. the drcssmaker, for some time.
\ party 81 Young people took hay
rack ride on Monday evening. went "a
frycburg aud called on T.. u. Wentworth
and wife.
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EAST SUMNER

The ladies have nov assumed the
dramatic. They will play "I.cbccca'.
Triumph" on Monday evening for the
benefit ~ the r-pslf fund 81 the school
district. sucCe.. attend them In their
efforts.
m. woosi teams have c-ase,i and nov
the wool piles ARE hcing workei up.
school :. progressing under Mr.. Parks
direction.
III. assessor. have begun their annual
Walt io find ou, how much Ne arr worth,
II ANYTHING.
,is ", quite good .lclghlnr.
sIogTu.
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BROwNClElD.


Mr.. Thomas sca,ey I. quite sick.
Mr.. Reuben seayey !. falling.
Mr.. Clark Perry l. sick at the home
~ her niece. Mrs. julia Bean.
:. N. Lin.cott Ia. bought one-hslf of
the Jane. Ilnscott homestead Of hls
brother.
Partie. are here to-day negotiating for
the rent II the corn factory Of Mes.rs.
Young a Milllken.
Vt the annual meeting of the village
school district voted Ia grade the school
AMI will without doubt build q high
school bullding In the near future.
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GIlEAD
GllEAO.
:. ....I.. nf .le.ldlng Ia Narch this

s,x week. Of .le,ldlng In March thi.
year. ,, .,, o.,
N look. a. though We should mol ge'
much 20 a sugar year.
william Chapman has rcce'ssi tfvn
The w-.t pair of b,rnless cattle, Je'
bl.ek In color aud are BEAUTIES.
~olon Coin will move back IRON Dos
ton on Ia hls farm this spring.
1T. Mei.acas. blacksmith al the WI
I,re. Il building . new and larger shop.
NJ. ". Mason Lost his blacksmith ana
xoed shop by are Q fsw days ago. u
vss built psw Last fziL
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SION

capt. John Tha.,rip h.. bccn visiting
~. ". Bsrrows.
Mr.. Bertir Nhhott 20 North frychurg
I. giving music Lessons In town.
Mr.. S,dlc osgcoi l. visiting her
mother. Mr.. I. \. Walker.
Mr.. Melvin kn~chni and VIZ. Aron
steven. are bolilng a.h Cor Leonird I'm
erson.
one ~ The memi.ers ~ the salvation
Army ~ Portland has br-n holding
meetings here.
Mr. ~, N. bay has sold hl. large az
en-, girth : feet ani 10 inches.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
--t NGs oF T-E WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF rrE COUNTY.
sJVroRo cCsrRE

N. aruum hls gone visiting
-.r.r Iu Las ururs, Mass, anu
...f.r iu Eansic ishui. Mr..
Ers.fh d. N,r1 pnurl,.
MI. h...r Esaffir hts gone o. lloliis-
N... d.. .strUh 20 health, her brother
.... ..-I .u.,r..ful tu.iurs. and l. une
... mrl ~ that place.
.... Wheeler aud James Welsh we're
surprised frs days slncr bN
fhr.ugh th- 30 hack - thsir
. .H.-I hath "a. their only daui-
N. Harriet Wu,i q. .ull very poor