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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
WEs1 SUMNER.

About twenty-five of our village PEG
Pile made q surprise ~ on James VI.
luck aud wife al Riverside Farm the
ah, where pleasant evening was psss-
ell. the bost aud hostess being equal "a
the OCCASION. Oyster aud pastry sut,-
per was q notable featnr. of the euter.
tsinment.
The Christian Endeavor society III
which DAME, small aud bride are mem
hers presented them with an elegant III.
BILE az q slight token % appreciation
after services az the church on SUNDAY
taking them completely by surprise.
The happily made prcsentsiion spesch
w. by George West, their president.
which was f,clingly responded tn by the
groom.
4 horse kept At rsiryIcw stock Farm
and owned In Portland. by rup,uring a
blood vessel, fell dead few days since.
Mr.. Rich, 10 Woodstock. who had
heart d.es.e. dicd the sih insi.
Ms. Emma Chase, 81 North Taris,
who his been sick for q year ar more,
with bright. dl.ea.e, seems to be nearing
the end 81 her suffering.
Charlie rarrsr has gone To- frsming-
ham. Mss. To- work on farm.
The little daughter 81 Oscar Newell
Who Z. sick with rheumatic trouble u
better III ihl. writing.
Mr.. ". u. Dow, Who has been In poor
health sine. Ia grippe season, from TAX
Ing q sudden cold has tonsilltis.
-. Ah,oti sni family after putting
the ho,s In COOL SHAPE have taken pos
session u the same.
Ch,rL- Burbsnk sni wife, ~ canton,
ar. up NJ T.. Z. GARDENERS.
The travelling at u. wotst-.lmply
horrible.
Miss ,tsbel Cu.hmsn ~ North rari.
will t.s,h the summer term ~ school In
our nlhgr.
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nIxElEIn

John n. staples ot Carthage. . Yer,
prominsnt hu.insss man. die,i rhur.iav.
Prank Stanlcv's psccr. ~poolmaker.
l. bring hanslle,l hy Mr., Russell of Can
tom.
Mr.. Mark kugorc hss bought Mr..
". =. Davis stani fer $3.50.
y. :. Stowell Ia. bought Mr.. Ellra
Whites hoase for $50 and has rrniel u
o. Curle. Perkins.
smith a Walt have a good meat mark
q.
Ccorgc Kicker has Iast bought a fine,
large two-ystr-old colt. n L. truly a
sensible thing Zoe our young men o. do.
several nov own promising colts. y.
-. Nnie. AMI y. r. Rrtlctt each own .
g,..i one. Wilt Kicker has jasi bought
4 c,,h.
W.. John Toothsker has novel hi
engine ani l-nllef a. hi lct near j. II.
Davis sni Nlll s,on build a saw mill
The lcc broke up IN the Nbdro-coggin
TODAY.
ear village s.'hoois began MONDAY.
Niss Iimonls. q student az kent's ilill,
tskr- charge - tie grammar school. aud
Mis- Marble. Que ~ our most experience
~ tearher.. ~ill teach the primary.
Prank Gilcrrsss hss resigned his siiu-
ation With stanley a Brvani. ind- vii
make ,ans Coz nurnhsm a Morrill,
i : Harlow h.. sold the poplar on
oil. tun lots Ia l'cru a. George Rove.
NJ. Rove hss alr,-ady contracted Tor
nearly onr thnusaui cur,is.
Wentworth I,irlrf hts thr contract o.
hullI N. ~. ~fanlfy's Cellsr.
The huilding cemmltt-y wul revive
s~alei biis for huilding the |. ~. -. -
block
\ very pheasant webbing t"ok plsc-
Nonily morning. The contracting parties
being ihc oul, 500 20 ~. ~. STANLEY and
ths eldest daughter a t.rufgv \. Marsh.
NJ. " :. Chssr has tvturuNi from
kanss. vh~ry sh~ has hcsn Spending the
sinisr Zoe her health. whlrh !. much I'M
pruRssi
NJ Frank park closed All. labor. With
ths .t-.nl Mill and will rviurn a. his
hDmc 10 ~ctr.tott. IT. anl hi. Niir
uiil leave q hn.t - friends Who rrgrri
their departure.
r,ist H,rrvtt 0. clerklng foF stanley
a Hrtaut.
T,.r,, &. na crossing ~ The river II
thl. place uas We -. ihc ne~,i ~ q
hrhisr fhr-s timr.
GeHr.sv stanley anil Ml.s Nrttir Marsh
we're unitr.l in marriage Moniay morn
iur no che rr.siirnrc a tlr brides father,
Ee,. a.. n. iiannafuri ofiiriatlng. They
.mmrIiiirlv started tor Portland on
their vriiine tour.
pr. ~tuuc,ant sent to isSi sion Mon
ltY.
Mr.. clara chase sni daughter have
gone tn linstnn.
n q. fumnrr,l that Mr.. Hattie kilgorr
has tslusht ths stand oNu-i and "Cvu-
peel hv Mr.. Etta Downs.
The canton stage has a. go hY the
uay q ths hrilrr nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
ERY1huRa cINIhE.

Hon. A. 4. Gordon 1. about going Into
the sheep business. Mr.. Gordon '. very
particular aud hls Judgment very good
We hope be will succee'i.
The snow l. leaving slowly, few
more days will make II look scarce.
Dexter II. Wiley aud wife have been
to New Hampshire on visit, gone about
one week.
Jerome Blckfcri Il away on a visit Ia
Massachusetts,.
Horace Adams L. ON the sick list.
Ada Walker Il dead AMI the funeral ].
Friday, the lsih.
George A. Charles has some very good
horse. aud cattle. II any one will take
pains to call ON him he Will talk a. he
likes good horse and knows when h'
gets one.
Horace q. Adams Il going Into the bee
business.
The riyermen are hanging their boom.
around the had places through Bog Pond
ready for the logs that are coming down
the river.
Mrs. Russell Rrickett has returned
after about two week. absence.
Wilson Jewell IL about To move int
| the house near John shaw.
James v. Emerson has gone Ia Boston
| 10 speud the seasou at carpentering.
Morrill, Jewell works for Fred n. Fry'
| this season.
Rebekah Circle met at sister HANNAH
wslkss's and bad . very pleasant time
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osFoRo

Esstsr services Nere held al the
,hurrhes ~unday. l'ralse meeting al iie
N.thuiI.t church Saniay evening.
he S.sriety of Christin Lndea'or
beIl a .alable Tus.,lay evening.
IN. s.th anniversary of the marriage
N Mr.. aud Mr.. Jo-sPh Robinson occur-
r,sl Ca March 2ith.
he Harrington Convert Company OF
In.ten. held a cOnccrt Thursday evening
N tbs Methodist church.
c.org. Robinson a last OXFORD d'ei
Aprll IN. aged 80 years. The iunet.'
va. CA Thursday, Rev. Mr.. >ear'es OF
hciating. a,
Nj. 0rn Martin aud wife went to NJ.
hanv "Wednesday 10 attend the funerai OF
Frank Eich. NJ,
NJ Jo.eph Mcdonald % Poland dlei
saturday. April 9Th, after a long anu
palnful sickness.
9Th Faunce l. quite sick.
y. IIaVes has returned from New
u.mn.hlrr. lie can get around VIII
the all Of crutches. -,
yir. AS discovered Ia the picker room
o,,h. mill a welch,ille Friday evening
NJ "a. eNtIngul.hed without iajary ~
an. h,ll,iIns. bat the stock was damaged
40 the amount ~ 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

Mr.. Horace Frost Who has h~cn bosri'
Ing AZ Flint. Hotel the past winter, has
gone o. Mars lIlll. She has the beat
wlshs. IL many friend. a. she returns a.
her homc whose light :. darkenol by the
los of = mother.
\ little sou ~ VIII Hart had an arm
broken MONDAY hy the fall ~ gate.
y. I. Twitchcll anl Wife have been
guests ~ !. ". clark. the past week.
Mr.. TNltchell. Who has taught school
h.rr. callcl on several IL her former
pupils.
I'vtsr Hsnnstt cam" from ,olehrook "a
$50 III. sons. VA. taken sai,lenly III AZ
his daughters, Mr.. Josephine Little
hale's. lIis physician. Dr. Twombly,
and Mr. Bsnnrtt werr cent fof and b. !.
noW NOR comfortable.
The crvvs that have come cut the past
Nerk arr .. \. Flint, VI. u. >turie,ani' =
Eugene iary'. ani IIcrlin Mills Parker
town camp vrcN.
omitted he IT,, ~ our town officer.
lat wc.k Witch j. a. folloss'
~ tsrk N.isrstaf
1T rsnns-s it Assss-sf
4 luut o.
o. e nsnnstt a.
~ rrnns-k Ikfs
.. q Has. Tryssurvr
q Has. Ouilsstar.
w sruantis. sapsftlsnf
u 4 ~tsruF Ag.nt
10 q nsnusti. iush-sy >srsyuF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
WEST PERU.

Scarlet fever broke out In this village
In A number II familic. within week "a
no one knows where the disease came
from. There was some trouble Ia nnd
out what Il Wa. Dr. COole'lge of Can
ton anil Dr.. Stnrtc,ant ani Harris oi
Dlxnsli we're called aud a. l. sometime.
the case ~. doctors disagree and so lid
they but our Board of Health came Ia
their assistance aud have .uccee'lc,i
In getting the disease under control.
school meeting Ia Di.trlct No. . AprlI
Sth. iii. school district i one that Ia.
taken advantage ~ our free high school
Law more than any Que In town ani the
voters .ecm Ia have lo.t none II thell
Interest In education az there was full
attendance. The officer. elected were
moderator aud clerk. iIolll. Turner
and agent Daniel Cannon, for fox
.torlc. famous. q, made me think Of the
old Dutchman, Who got bls English a.
well a. the adage miNe'l, "bir,ls init one
fodder eat nit demselye.."
lie. stillman bought three COW. al
n. u. Rowe.
The Board of Health wa. In the village
Monday investigating a case of insanity
after a thorough investigation they con
cluded To leave Il In the hand. Of the se'
lectmen for the present.
A. 4. Hammond drives the .tsg'
through Ia Canton while the river u mol
III for the Dixfeld stage Ia cross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
MES1 nEIhIl

Travelling upon the highway. l. jus,
a. uncomfortable n u !. rossible Ia H.
this spring.
sumner warlscll Nas through the
place lat "Wednesday, buylng sioyk for
the meat mnfkei.
10. n. GruNrr, nov In lower California,
rrTorts his health VERY much Improved
.lncs l.a,ine home lat rail-.
Ninnlc wheeler I. home from Milan,
y. a.. Nherv shc has ,-'~n teaching, aud
Will take a much ns,sied resi.
EiNari Nhc.ler has l-rcn al home on
q shori vacation, but returned Ia college
lat Monday.
The remains 10 Mrs. Frank lord of
Iorham. y. a.. Nerv brOught To- W.-i
Rethsl fnf intrrmsni last thursday. III"
has ben a hong sufferer from consumi-
tion. She ~. daughter IL Mt. Au-
gusius >tllc. 81 frycburg Acad~ny
Grant.
Tho asssssors arr nov putting IN" IN
VentorN upon the hook preparatory 90
getting The highSay surveyors limits
ready bS ~. first ~ NAV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
DEsnAQs

George whales anl wallace Wool
have gone a. boston 90 work for the
Boston Ice Go.
Frank Alexander, who vent Ia CALI
fornlt four year. ago. I. visiting hi' par
eni. here. lie will riurn Ia June. I've
IA. a good situation there and !. saving
money.
The ladies II the rni,cr-alist Circle
nrc preparing drama Ia be- given "
~ III Fellows IIfil the 18th. Ia be fol'
lowed by q dance.
The corn .hop here !. supplied Win
another lO, ~ tin AMI eau making has
been resumed With an increased fore.
The selectmen have finished the high
way tax.
Hon. william Bean was thrown from
III. sleigh NJ Iirownheli and slightly
bruised. iIc Il ~ year. old AMI very
we'll preserved.
charlie. T.. bennett Ia. gone Ia Boston
for a year. work. George Orcutt vii
carry on hl- farm work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
MASON

Winter .,ili lingrr. a. u loath Ia leave
Maine.
cue year ago to-day, Arril 1t, some
.ov-i pas and planted poiaioe. IN
pe,hel, TO-DAY they would have a. shovel
snow and break ground With pick aud
bar o. io the same thing.
The blrrh hauler. IN the UPPER part II
Mason fini.hei hauling birch Last ~aiur'
day. They have hada wonderful winter
fof business.
4. y. Brown has hauled some two
hundred cord. ~ birch aud poplar with
one pair ~ work horse. since snow came
on thru mile rad.
Mlss Nellie Bean I. feeble. She !.
under the csr ~ Dr. =. \. Morton. III
/. also attending Mrs. \. y. Morrill,.
!. a.. Rich. Esa., WAS IN town last
w-ek taking dsJ.osliions In pension case.
lie cails,l on the writer short time.
Robin. aud blue birds have come,
JOYOUS aud glad, mu.Ically aiding the
sool cave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
auckeIEIn.

Miss Elsie Lowe died Saturday morn
Ing nj the residence of her uncle, Mr.
Preston Lowe. where che has had 4
home aud the care of Kind friends during
her long aud wasting Illness.
Easter service. were held at both the
Baptist aud Methodist churches. ~ the
Baptist, Rev. =. ID. Richardson preached
an excellent discourse on the resurrection.
The church wa. prptiily decorated With
plants aud flowers. ID. II. IIersey.
E.I., lei q full chorus choir. rendering
several Easter anthems Ia good effect,
and q good aud sppoeclsti,e audience
went away feeling impressed With the
fact that ''Je-u. AMI the resurrection" l.
not 4 myth.
Mis- tlel. fos., of lewiston, n patient
~ Dr. Caldwell, died al hi. residence
Monday, the 9Th Inst. she had been
there several weeks for treatment, died
81 heart failure, aged ~. The remains
were tskrn Ia charge by Undertaken
Dorman anil conveyed Ia lewiston.
Ml.s Fannie lIer.ey Ia. returned from
Do.ton, where she Ia. becn Tor q short
visit.
Mr.. \. l.. Wilbur va. summoned Ia
Ilo.ton last Tuesday on sccount ~ the
partial destruction ~ her stable by hrc
In South boston sunday morning, April
9Th.
Misses Kate AMI Jo.ic shaw returned
from the straw work In Massachusetts,
Last week.
The adlu.ier ~ the Insurance. COM
panic. Wa. here last "Wednesday ani
looked over the ruins NJ the site ~ the
late hotel
The gold watches, chamber sei. ani
hupdrsl either costly presents did not
msierlallSr st Reform Hall fhurslay
evening. &C.. the old story that takes
the gulls-"sps,siliay lor aoiAiag." The
slightest slight ~ hand trick 10 all "a.
the gathering Ia the quarters" At the
,loof.
\ htnl nrr engine arrived Friday, ani
VERY aiisfhctory trial took place sat
uulay.
Dr. Caldwell has bcsn on ,l.li To hls
family ani frirnis In Vermont.
Rev. u. y. Lawrence, ~ Jef'crson,
Ne. h,. nccl,ci and sccrptel a call a.
the psstoritr ~ m. iluckheh village
baptist chunh, commencing some time
Ia Nav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
sourn nuckfIelp.

The new tariff hin don't cause = ripple
~ excitement In Buckhrli.
We ht,. long aimlr,-l the product.
from the facile I~n ~ your IIuckhell
Correspondent. hat where dli he grt hi.
'ro,cr'. llcrnsc' a. b. sometime. van.
der. from al. native hill. Ia other coun-
il,'.' VIII the ~liiot please send south
Buckfcld onei
George :. Record Ia. bought two
wear oil stud colt ~ Elmer Hutchinson
10 Turner out ~ the dam ~ kati" u. hy
I,rroul'. Prescott that stands ~ hands
AMI l. called prodigy.
Rob Dean has the l-yrar-old stu'i
known az M. TAYLOR colt. dam faunc"
maf., sOn IL Bahy Dean, q complctly
huilt handsome colt with line feet and
limb. standing strong u hands. u
showing considerable speed. ~ VIZ.
bean expect. "a b. away b. desire. io
ii.posc 20 him.
Henry T.. harrington was recently l''-
forv the botrl AZ south Paris. farring-
ton was member ~ the LIT Main" cav
alry aud "a. wounded Va one ~ the bat
tie. i.forv Petersburg IN that nght
the air .c-m.i literally hll~i With the
missiles 81 death and u Il M eXaggvrn-
ti1n to sav that I momruiarily exported
Ia b. Killed. What stotrhous- ~
mcmori~. I. afforded by that army ~
I-riener.
4. the subject ~ trading horses has
been hruiched We viii add Vori ~
p~r.Dntl experience. III" writer ms
tradei horsss more or lees ever sincr 70.
Owned one and has ~ cuurs" po..cs.'vi
.omr that could not D. recommended ~
ut for q woman a. drive"
While IN no sense claiming to b" .
.killml rrlnsmtn 49, always hal the rrr-
utatinn ~ a RECKLESS driver. once upon
. time w. found our.cl,r. p"ssrss"'l ~ .
new st-.i sni Ia the cours" ~ q drive
commenced the de.Crnt ~ one ~ the
.ie.p HILL fur which oxford County i.
Motel and All AZ once our new hors" COM
menc.d to LICK yiciou.ly very much ~
though Il meant business, It, heels high
~ than the da.her. The crl.ls dcm,ni-
"a prompt action. what was tO b. done
DraNing the whip We applied u Ngor-
ou.ly snl went down IA" bill Al the top
~ the animal. sp~ri lni emerged from
the ordeal unscaihe,l. IN Subsequent
drive. L.. violent mean. WAS rrsOried Ia
Ia insure safety.
m john will come hack Ca Burkh'ld
Ne will have y celebration here that viii
h.at that oil fashioned time AZ raris iilll
~ "holler." We are all natural born
orator. herr In Buckhcll.
The writer Ia. bought tso brood sou' ..
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HIRAM.


Mr.. George w. Babb has recovered
from Ia grippe 90 as Ia ride out.
solomon u. Bsbb Of Cornish IL visiting
friends In Hiram.
Miss Rose y. Chapman Of South Hiram
Il at stanforiyllle, n. y, studying for
the Methodist ministry.
Walter Hartford IL studying teleg-
raphy at Hiram station.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Y. Osgood Of East
Hiram have = position A. cooks at Luz
nenburg, VI.
Mrs. Eli G. Gould is visiting friends In
Lynn.
Mr.. Frank wadsworth has position
With Jordan, Marsh 4 Co., BOSTON.
Mr.. Ralph A. wadsworth will remain
some time longer at the Sandwich L.
lands.
willis r. wadsworth has recovered
and resumed hIs duties ~ mall carrier.
Mr.. Seth wadsworth II at Bridgtou
caring for hls nephew, Harry w. Gould,
Who Il sick with consumption.
Isaac 3. Lowell h elected agent 70
SCHOOL distyicS No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
ALBANY

Randall Cumming. sni wife 81 Bethel
srr IN town visiting hi slsisrs.
willie Rand ha. taken trip Ia Cor
h,m. y. H., aud other plscc. Ni.iiinE
rrlstl,c..
n. 4 Cumming. vas at lewiston
Monday on business.
our H. srd ~ .electmen anil a.s.s.or'
have In full heard visited e,erv farm u
town making q new appraisal 81 r-s
estai. an looking up every item ~ axs
HE property.
IIrrt.si, I. Rean starts Mondsv fo'
Peabody Mas, to work 81 csrI~niering
Miss Alice I. wllh~r hss engaged ih'
school In the Clark District.
James N. w~.tco,t has he.u drawn a.
luror fot the Nav term ~ court.
our mil from Alhsny Ia Bethel went
en- runners the ninth Inst.
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aTaQO.


ON Easter sunday Rev. 4. u. llanieu
preached very Interesting sermon fr"m
Matt. NNVm;6, Come .ec the plac'
wher- the lord lay" The church wa'
beautiful With plants and ioNrrs.
Monday afternoon Rev. ;. u. Nichhri'
.on vent e. Buckheld Ia attend th'
funeral IL Mi. Elsic Lowe.
Dr. =. :. Sturtryant ut DiNfirld .I"n'
Monday night AZ hi. fathers.
Mr.. Harvey l.. whitney aud .ou
Ralph, ~ BOSTON, are spending week
AZ Capt. Donham'..
Plenty IL mud.
sugar maker. think the .easou !. Over
There Ia. been . good supply 81 syruT
made here, although the season has bcct
short.
rhursday the students Nerr Invited e
Mr.. Gurney's for their annual maple
sugar treat and got we'll sNceiened
Mr.. Gumey l. very Thoughtful ~ the
students both In sugar time and fruil
time.
HE spring term will clo." next week
for ten day. vacation.
Hon. Judge Bonney aud CONTRACTOR
from Portland will visit thi. place "u
Monday. the 18th. .
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MIsr PARIS

ne Ice l. all out cf The main river.
L.. II. Abbott, q workman In the chair
faciory, knocked chlssl from hi bench
on a. hls foot, cutting deep gs.h aud
neccssitsting the taking 81 Nv. stitches.
III. -. n. YATES Ia. pot new roof ON
Ia his veranda.
Nj. Prank felt and two men With him
are hanging paper Tor number of our
cliifsus. Mr.. Bates l. hsying hts double
icneinent paperSl all through.
y. H. Humphrey Ia. purchascd the
late y. T.. Judlins' stock II furniture
AMI ether gOo,ls and nos of'ers them Tor
ale al the juikins store on Church
street.
4. n. wins irrm 1T high school az
~uoN = Pals close,i Friday.
\. J. Kicker aud hi. -oa have r,tar-
"A fp,m Bo.ion. The doctors think they
can help Walter. hat dont think they
can curr him entirely.
ths seleCtmsn werv here Friday TAX
lng valuation.
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PORIER.

n there !. ANYTHING In good Friday a.
a weather prophet Ne are going To have
stormy time.
Had rosd. aud plenty Of mud !. nov
In order.
A, the annual school meeting 10 this
place ON saturday Capt. Jane. French
VA. elected moderator, samuel strong
clerk, and !. l.. French agent.
Porter Village Cemetery Association
had their annual meeting saturday ana
elected th. following officers;
President, Amo- Blsks.
Vle. President. Daniel Wentworth.
SECRETARY. q l.. frensh.
Trrs.urvr. Ei<n Btsso.
sexton, sexcli sawyer.
Trustees. .. L. frensh, L. u. strong, Hear
sargent.
Mr.. Irving Philbrick has purchased tn
Mose. u. French stand for stjo.
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RuvsoRo FALLS

VI. l.. wYman 1. boarding several
gnoI blooded Young horses for Ms.sa-
rhusstt. parties. lie claims that II pays
him better than keeping stock 81 hi.
own, whether sheep or cows.
Il. u. Wyman. Who has been afflicted
for nearly year With my.teriou. .kin
disease which sets one thinking al lep-
ro.y. IA. begun an upward moyemen,
toward health aud hopsfulnes. since h.
,-san the use 10 the "Mlcro,e KILLER. y
4 fe~ chlldr-n AZ West Peru are hav-
Inc the scarlet fever In q mild form.
found the loungcr. about th. stores
in ..Jsr.ey city, on the broad grin yc.-
t.rdsy aud doubtless they are smiling
and go..lplng to-day. They have got
IA. isaarl 81 health on the run aud ar,
de.lrou. oi getting all the fun possible
out If the race. And not being selfish
thew would ~ proper glad Ia share halt
and half with the readers ~ TIL. Ur any
ether publication. u, there's nothing
mean or psnurious ar exclusive about
those psruVian.. When they have 4
GOOD thing they are not satisfied I'LL the,
sharr With their le-. fortunate neigh
bor.. We believe the case that th'
health commissioners examined Was not
considered contagious, though po..lbl,
dangerous Ia the parties that were tn
mos, interested. However, We do mo-
propose e. enlarge upon IL or enlightei
the public. our friend. the Peruvian
must kin their own skunks. We shal
claim the lnborn right to cork our nos
trfl. Ia the meantime.
ROYAL has purchased the Dorr pae'
In Franklin Plantation and IL moving u
that direction.
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A RIWINIScENcT

u H... I-tfh uf Ferdinand l. H.
.. I......H. y. o.. vUI bring tu 90
.... ..f..I 90 mHuN ln lhu'
..... ......Ir Irfrrr.f anil pleasure
U ... ......rs o. Hu.hf singing
III. fhr ur.f Iu thr stfiu.
N.... llfmmnul a'a1ui thr iu'
..-.. 900 fEr tsf Iu lInroIu IT'LL.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
NORWAY LAKE,

J. l.. Partridge IA. been quite sick io'
a week ~ two, being unable 20 attend Il
his huslne.. for a week.
Aura IsuHigr has cpmr home trnu
Portland a. take cirr 10 her sister Nh'
I. sick
Nddie >hiituck has gone to Canton
Mas, To- visit her granlmoiher, Mr'
kinsley.
Mr.. samuel Hale IN. come home from
tl,r Vllagr. Nher" Ia" has been nearly
III winter.
Gcorgle Walker I. spending her yaci
ton With her sister. Mr.. Jane. smith
T.. VI Rowe ~ New York la. been At
home On q short ylslt.
Mr.. Charles steven. hn. rrturn"i
home from Mas.ichuseit. where .hc h1'
bcrn yisltlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
rASr BRONNFIIlD.

Tis robin. sre hsrr la guoi num'crs.
Thp trtas arv uumrrsus also, lh"
.nun.ls arr msre spr,ng-like than the al'-
f.srlur, ~ ths earth.
Nldis Niiari l. o. teach Ia district VI.
O.
i'rrlr, Brouu aud Niic arr hack from
Invhurg
Mr.. ~usan Berry a. pyumark. l. With
h,r brother. Georgr Bndhury, Who b.
1su .i.k. and Mr.. a. i attending "a
thr care. of the place Ike T'srsou Young
InN.ars. ~ oue would takc her a. -
past eighty.
Iahrl ~firkury his i'-cn AZ North con
"a, auI Es,i.ione frS days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-15
srnArAAn

CD. spear. fcll on the icc and injur'
81 al. hark severely.
lena small. Who Vas taken WI very
.uIlrnlv. o.. in prr,arious condition.
Leaf. gamslrll i saWing shingles Al
thr Iumirr Cos mill.
A. m. Tib'~iis hss just got an"'het '"'
81 su,sls - very une quality.
Go.i shedding lasted all thr"ugn
March. a.,
MI. Palmer IA. h-en around VIII
..ms IL his famou. maple syrup. VII
4. las a large sugar bush.