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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
WEST SUMNER.

Rev. &. D.. Harden ~ Hebron preach,
"a AZ ths Raptisi church the 18th, lctN'
Ing IN. people With the promise of com
ing again soon for a brief period.
"Unclc" Harvey Ripley, Who died 81
suddenly AZ Canton the lpth inst, had
relatives aud friend. In this vicinity
Mr.. n. N. Maxim and Mr.. George y
rul.lirr arr nieces aud Henry Ripley %
Field. lIill. grandson. lie Was 4
friend to al aud every Que his friend.
n. l.. llowkcr's mother, over eighty
YEAR 81 age. la. be.n seriously sicl
wiih the prevailing Influenza, bat !. nov
Improving.
IA grippe has made .ad havoc viii
people particularly the working force al
around which are mostly on the mend
Ing hand.
Mose. Merrill has returned from Mas.
achusctt. "a hl. son'-, l.. 4. M.rrilfs
and |. having room. up stair. hni.he,
Tor housekeeping.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Charlie. Burbank al
Canton arr visiting al J.. l.. Gardiner.
George &. aud win.low Morrill, ~
turned from visiting their .lck brother
4. X. Morrill,, az Worcester, MOnda,
night. leaving him improving.
Daniel Bl.h.c ~ Canton Was at hi
son'., Dr. &. VI. Bl.boe'., few day
since.
Charlie farrar came home from th'
wood. lick recently, having Influenza.
Mr.. Emmsgrn. ke.ne has come fron
Buckheld Nhcrv .he I. working AZ Dr
CAldwcll's. al her fathers, Mr. Harden.
a. Mr.. II. ha. influenza beside broker
wrist. The whole family are having ,h
prevailing Ia grippe.
II. y. Colby Of Auburn l. In the yillag
for few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
ANDOvtR

Mr.. ". u. McAlli.tcr, Who hs. been
failing for some time, died Wesincsda,
night. The funeral was held frids,
afternoon.
.. 4. French la. bought Orlapd'
IIsnnsfori'. hay aud william foyc has
taken the Joh 81 pressing u AZ Hanna
for,i's barn AZ south l.oxbury. aud haul
Ing II Ia frcnch's Landing At the head 81
l.oxbury Pond.
Report ay. that &. u. haley, 81 thu
firm ~ Melcher a HALEY, has sold hl.
Interest tn hls partner and that be VII
~ into the boo, and shoe trade In Fort
land.
u. \. Grover !. getting his MILL var,
well fllei With birch.
Caldwell brother. ~ Farmer. llllI
are hauling poplar from their plac" "a
the river az East Ando,rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
noRrn ALBANY

Ia grippe u visiting several famil'e.
Ia this place.
Fr~lCiark's folks have been quite sick
bat arr nov cou,aleseing.
Mr.. Joseph Holt Who has been very
.lek with pneumonia !. getting better.
Nj. Bertha kneeland j. going To wat
erford this week Ia attend Douglass
seminary.
has been under the instruction OF Mrs,
U Rohlins. for fourteen weeks, closed
last Friday with an exhibition In the
evening. All passed OF very pleasantly
III Coed, Who has been at Hanover u
work IN the woods, l. now al home With
a badly cut foot.
Milll. A.. a little sou of j. y. Wescot,
fell fron a woodpile Tuesday hurting
his head badly bat not 80 seriously 20
Vac feared 20 nrst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
sORrH PARIS

Niss Josie Benson. daughter ~ Mr'
CVpriau Bsusou II North Paris, met With
a painful accident saturday. Jan. 18th.
she Wa heating alcohol snd molss-r- "n
the stove for her father, when t"ok
firr la taking Il from the stove. and hef
clothes caught drr. She rushed out 81
door On roll In the snow, bat the crust
49, 40 hard that Il did net avail her any
thing In puiting cut the firc. Her fathef
coming O. her assistance succes,ied IN put
ting out the fire. bat not until she va.
very severely aud seriously burne,l. GA
returning o. the house they found ths
irv frum the burning alcobol Sss doing
a live husiness In the house. and In he'
burned and painful condition, With hands
all rsw. she va. Obliged 20 pump water
Coz her father to pat out the IRE, Shlc'
h. succesded In doing alters mosi herols
Effort. IL was very narrow escape
from death. aud the barning of ths
buildlug. rhsir physician avs Miss
Benson Il terribly and dangerously
burned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28


Everybody busy, non. Idle because
they can ilnd NO work.
4. :. Bcan has repaired hl. MILL and II
!. again running.
Mrs. L-on II. Tyler Ia. been very sick,
bat seem. Ia b. gaining some now.
a. u. Mason lost q nlce two-ycar-old
heifer. She Was choked with piecc 81
frozen turnip.
George II. Morrill, had one IL bal. oxen
Injured la the wood. yesterday. They
fear he Ia. started the shoulder joint.
II. u. Mason aud son are cutting and
hauling birch. They have sent on all
~ their poplar.
Our school finished last week after a
term 81 twelve weeks, aud Miss OTIS, the
teacher, has returned Ia Grafton. She
Il an excellent teacher.
l.. De- remarks on natural history
last week we're first rate. ia. lac taken
any Lessons on that subject from the
poor muskrats this wlnterf
Very good sleighing again.
We need more snow for numbering In
the woods.
We think the new importation from
Europe has made it, appearance In this
section. Daniel Morrill, IL down With u
and !. pretty sick. We hear Of some
others.
Horace Hutchinson rode 20 Bethel Illll
Yesterday the first time be has ridden
out since November.
The new recruits for the old brigade
come we'll equipped for the service.
Waterford aud Stoneham were we'll rep
resented last week. Welcome to this
rauks. We have no Offices In our army
above . high private.
wish Co ask south Buckneld To give
us the name of the man who has two
barrels Of crows heads salted down.
wish TO correspond With him. What IL
the name Of hls new Kind Of piekless
There Il less stock being winiercd In
town than for many years. What Ne
have Il looking well now and hay u
fairly plenty.
The new year has been mild thus far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrE OOINGs oF rr-G wGGs ~ A.
SECTIONS oF TrE COUNTY
EAST SUMNER

prom circular. reviewed from oiysi
,oIIrrr. Mighigtn. vv learn that Charles
: Eithrri-ou. FORMERLY 20 Hartford.
fI. ths position 60 stone professor Il
a.fruuum, aui uttural philosophy au.l
ale. q. instructor iu mathsulaflc- lea thli
iu.fifuiiuu. Professor EiChir'is"u Wa'
furmsrl, in yhargs "a a uormll school lu
Dakota sud al.o 10 Troy, A.ahama. W.
/. "a .un % Isaac D.. EiChsul.uu, FORMERLY
% Hartford.
Es,. l.. VI Robinson, - Philadelphia,
"a. 20 this place rv,vutly With thr ~
main. ~ hi. uulv child Cor burial Nj
Robinson d.. hurie,i hi wifr and "ulN
child within about IN mouths.
Eastman. the scotsman. IA. issurd M
annual catalogue Which makes nTal
AMI attractive appearance.
Entertainments and parties arr pat
r.usi Goa account - the ."-callci u
grippe.
Work hls started az Ia The doNrl uiil
a.. birch D. bring drawn La. >tt%th'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
Anara aiIcsllIIn

The .ick ll,i 4. on the increase In ouI
vicinity.
Jane. Bicknell aud Charlie. Warren
have gone "a work logging. Tor Marble
4 Poster In byron.
Lumber l. coming into Head Bro..
mill yari quite fast.
People arr improving the good sled
ding wherr Il l. NO, too rough.
Africa flrrar ani clark Rcvord Nc,
.p-,'ulating Ia COWS.
Mary Capen la. returned from bridge
water, Mass, where .he Ia. been stop
ping a short tims.
Mr.. John Iirock, whom vc rrporic'
quite .lck In former communication u
improving.
Emo. u. Head. hou.. had narrow
e.cip. from being burned by kcro.in'
lamp falling on hot stove and break
Ing, bat by prompt and dssieron. efori'
the fr- was soon ex,lngui.bed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
M1sn PERU.

NJ. James D,meriti, Who has bceu
sick with nervous prosiration Too The
past year, has cot the bad cold and con'
finei Ca hi. bod.
l.. VI. BroSn Z. getting GA, lumber icr
q new ferry boat.
Cclc.ia Brown !. at home for few
weeks.
l. n. Dclano aud family arr quite .lck
aud many others src on IN. sick Usi'
We have not BEEN .lighie'l by the new
disease.
Rev. ". ". carver :. getting quite
smart again.
The tramsirrs tell va that N" rad.
never Werc Va b.tisr condition sn,l
every one that !. not sick are doing all
they can while u lasts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
nIcANAII


&c. wyman has several thousand ii
.pool strip. sawed. ready To h. hauled
a. Dixheld.
Union PRAYER meeting. are held every
Tuesday night nj the pickyale school
house.
l.. e. Putnam Ia. finished hi. school
In No. :. Peru.
The DlckyAle school has closed for 4
few day. on account 81 slckne.. % The
teacher.
Mr.. u. :. Tracy !. sick with q very
bad cold or Ia grippe. Also Frank
Mor.. thinks b. la. got Ia grippe OF
something else.
Their arr .ix team. hauling .poo
strips Ia DlNfleld, aud more Ia follow.
Job Morrill, aud l.. 4. Putnam arr
hauling cord wood.
Charlie. Bl-bec tho, fox Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
sEMRY

eur minister. Rev. Mr.. wlihsm m, has
h-,n sick Tor we,k-h gripPe Of
course.
~ the logging camps la Riley 80
many II the crrN wer- sick AZ last sc-
count. a.. 10 bring busine.. almost Ia a
standsiill.
Both ~ tn steam mills Ia town have
started up. The mill yards are noS b.
ing rapidly hllci up aud ths prospeci i.
that tley viii vt III the timber they can
handle Tor the coming year. Shedding
VA never b.ttcf aud the team. can haul
biz log.
charlie. Eagle and family vent %
Madison. y. A.. last Thursday. \
brother la that plac. learning II hi. sick
nr.s AMI destitute circumstances sent
/ Zoe them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
WEST PARIS

Quite number of our citizens that
have been laid up With Ia grippe are ou'
again. -.
Rev. Alexander nm I. very sIck with
pneumonia. y. X. Cummings and fr~l
Scott are Also slck With pneumonia.
pr. William n. fAphsm, of augusta,
Me-, presented the public library Will
ten volumes % historical works.
George gidlon has taken the position
that hls late dcceasei brother. John
Ridlon, occupied. as salesman for shaw,
Hammond 4 Carney of Portland.
The Epworth league vii hoh ".
next socishle With Rev. I. \. iesn nj
Tap Corner.
Eey. 18th Henson ~ North Paris cc-
cuplci the Methodist pulpit, last sunday,
NJ. Bean being nj Gorhsin, y. ".
The kickspoo Indian. are In town Tor
two weeks stop at Dunham's Hall.
The doctor l. selling quite a lot ~ h'.
medicine.
Mr.. Donn.li I. rvpacking hl. apples
that he stored In \. J. Curtis 4 Cos
cellar last fall.
y. l.. barrett IL rrpscking the apples
that b. stored In 4. II. Lanes cellar.
Busine-. I. starting In good At the w.
4. M'fg CO.. factory.
eur stores shut up At 6;h. y. NJ,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
CANTON.

Arthur Reynolds has returned frou
| Augusta aud sdvertises Ia DO crayot
work for q short time.
Secretary Denni.on of the Maine stats
Fair Was In town last week.
There will De another sociable neat
Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie swasey gave . party Ia
her friends Last Friday evening.
Canton Point Dramatic Club have
purchased q new scenery, consisting of
three .ccnes, which IL ssld Ia he very
fine, costing about one hundred dollars.
They will present q drama In the near
future.
Harvey Ripley one 81 our oldest aud
most respected citizens, died. last satur-
ur,isy evening while sitting In his chair,
% heart dc.ease. The funeral occurred
Tuesday at the Free baptist church OF
which church be- WAS a worthy member.
Mr. Ripley va. ~ year. % age aud leave.
two sous and three daughter. and .
host NJ friends Ia mourn his lo...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
WEST ggrugl


Thlry--e,en ears were loaded viii
poplar nc TIL. station Last week, and
invent y-.evrn In the thrce first days Of
this week.
The shedding l. No. an our town
roads.
4 number IL the schools are closing
TIL. week, having had very snccrs.fu
terms.
Edward Wheeler gave hi. scholars q
vacation TIL. week, nearly all ~ ihem
having q grppsag cold.
". rsy.on Grower and W. ~. Holt ar.
drawn AZ Jurors from Iis,bei.
Arthur Barker l. taking trip. on hl.
blcycle.
Mr.. pikc'. hand I. .tili very bad.
n make. an old native feel better sat
ishei with Maine winters after reading
~ the mammoth snow storm. In the
West ~ late. ~. Maine Il mn fool.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Clifton Evans. assistant postmaster At
East Hiram. 1. sick Nth Ia grippe aud
pusumouia.
Mr.. John CLARK and Mr.. y, u. FLINT
trr quite ill.
Dr. charlie. n. Wilson l. conhnci "a
his house ~ Illness.
lli. student. llerberi II. Allen, Ia. IA
grippe.
1lis sflrieut school agent In the spring
Distrist pri,ici himsslt On the fact that
b. hal employed a teacher Nho Nas not
related o. any one In the district. Mis.
Pauline Mastun ~ Hruw nfieli wAs select
81. aui after teaching the summer term
AMI TEN wo-ks Il ths Niuisr u Vas Dis
coyrr,-i that shs Wa rvlatc,ito ons-half
The famllic. anl thrry~fuurth. - The
pupils. twcniV.four psrsous In all
NsNvfthrls.s hsr school u an eNccll.ui
one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
rAEIIIIa.I nI.IEl.I-

W. having hsvn .o fortunate AZ tu have
,.r .f thr bet taught .ch,-ol. iu Tow o.
on .. inter W. i.h tn iid fgU uuri. iu
f.l.ruf oar t,t,hsr. NJ N. \. Bi,knrll
90 t..t tlvtrun. NJ. ~ cafnr very
I -tIt recommended hy 40 sh" ku'N
I.u. tfaghsf aui gentleman, aui
vt have found D. wa. uuf RECOMMENDED
f.. lI.hI1 as teacher and as very
.rrsI 1ugug man, anil think al vil.
tslr ms out in a1iug n b. thr ''-si
..I..I ever taught hsrv. IL hts ihr
-....I a,II e 40 hi. SCHOLAR without ~
O.rf.Hu B. isrs. know. Nu. De- ruu'
fl. ..huoi =iun't leave f to ans Onr; ].
ftrt Kind sui cuu.iirratr o. The Nuungrf
.n.. .uI nl.s ruauis gaiu.f any ul'-
...lr lugusrr iu .Ihuol. hUp' D. NAV
I.,sa. e,-.l .urys-.. iu many schools Toe
f.r.. ta g,,uir ss D. has herr.
tuE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
pORIIR
PORTER
Illr rad. nrr nnihln,ihni Ice. max


The road. ar- no,hlngibut Ice, maxim.
u dangcrou. travelling.
II frmaln. quite .lckly yet. Their
are some ~ the sick Que. that srr ou
again. They dii not have Ia close tbs
school In thl. place although the attend
anc. was rather small.
Rev. Alphonso Davis, who has b~cr
holding Q .erie. of me.tlng. In this plsc'
during thc fall aud winter, !. AZ hl. hom'
az iiuxion sick.
Mr.. Randall slbley has gone Ia 10.
ton anil Chsrle.tovn Ia yi.lt her children
~ which she hs. i've sons and on
daughter settled their.
Mr.. Frank y. French has been yer,
.Ick With Ia grippe anil 7. It'll conhne'
to hi. room.
Walton y. sawyer Ia. gon. Ia Paw
iucket, u. T., "a work Ia a cotton facio
~.
John smith Ia. purchased th" lst'
Joseph lIolms.' place and moved on "a
u.
There arr some flft-.n hundred cord.
70 poplar timber a. D. drawn Ia the riVei
,nh but a very little ~ u drawn q. yet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
AEaROh-

Rev. Mr.. Perkins Of Paris preached
here sunday.
The singing school taught by u. 4.
Cushman Il well attended. Our young
people appreciate Mr.. G.. teaching.
The masquerade sociable In the chapel
Tuesday evening passed. on pleasantly.
Capt. Pratt and his daughter Mrs.
Porter Of South Paris were down TO Mlss
Prztt's on sunday.
There IL considerable sickness about
here now, aud DIR. DOMAIN IL kept quite
busy.
Ernest and Fred sturtevant went "a
Dixheld Tuesday to see their brother DIR.
Sturtevant.
Miss Oracle Bumpus and Mlss Jennie
Packard went To Lewiston saturday
where they will take lessons In painting
Miss Bumpus of Misc Pulslfer, and Mis'
Packard OF Mr.. Coombs.
We are sorry TO report the death OF
Mr.. Addison Pratt OF New York who
died In that city Wednesday morning.
No Particular ~ yet. 10 II expected h
viii b buried here Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
srONEaAu

large quaniiiic. ~ poplar arr helms
hsulsi through our village.
Tll- shedding never was b-iisr.
Cold aud very windy to-day, Wc'in"-'
day.
Quite a number of cases of Ia gripIr
4. n. spears has had Ia leave his jot
Ia Albany, Sbrrr b. Ia. be"n AZ -ors
for jaime. liruwn running hls engine, ot
accuuni - Ia grippc.
David Rrown, formerly 20 this town
nov az work Tor Burnhtm 4 clark III
Albany. Nas taken With l. gripI- ls.'
Tharsday. Nj Ilurnhtm came 10 thi'
town ani ct VIM. T.. Goodwin Ia tsk'
hls plac. AZ the hoari saw. lIe run on'
daV AMI had Ca leave CA accouni of u
gtipp- They sr- both oui nov. Ih"r'
ar me- very SERIOUS eases In oar town.
Nr. Jonathan Bartlett started his mil
that b. has hal repaired hy VIM. i.
G""iuin today. II runs nic-ly.
Mr.. >lla. Mche-n. just scro.. III" linz
Ia Albany, la. had very hal .or" ou
boz hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
eRowNrlslp.

Mrs. Amelia Perkin. has gone Ia
Eaton, y. n. for q few weeks.
wirt Eaton, formerly ~ Brownheld,
now of Boston. I. here Tor the winter.
Mr.. Morton, who on account of sick
meas dismissed hi. school for two weeks,
Ia. returned to hi. duties la the school
room.
There 1. a great deal of .icknes. In the
village.
Dr. Fitch Il quite sick aud has been
for q number 81 days.
Ernest frink has second attack 81 Ia
grippe and IL quite sick.
The Young people Ia the village are
preparing drama Ia be presented Ia the
near future.
Rumor says We are soon 10 have a new
minister to preach at the Congregation
ali.t church. We ARE sorry Ia part With
Rev. v. II. Emmons Who has bec~ pas
tor Of thi. church for the past two year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
MEssgNGER's NOTICE.
orsict 40 rHs smSHisr 40 Oxrosp corSrr
STATE Of MAINE.

oxYogD, .. Jan. end. a. u. lso.
This A. % give nstics. thai on The stni day III
Ian A, 10 1ss q warrant In Insolvency va.
i.sus-i GOT ~ the Court ~ insol,snry Toe s.hi
A. PALM. of Paris, siIasire-i Ca ~ an insolsenl
sslsor, on PETITION 81 erciitor. ~ saii Debtor
sh,sh p<tislsa vas dbl On the u day ~ D~s. a
- iS o. whieh last nsms.i date inisrr-t on claim'
Il b. i, esnputs.i that the payment ~ any ds,ss
AMI The .,sli,sry ant transfer of any pfoysrty
trIoo ding 10 sa asbtor % b<r 90 Cor h~r Ne. AM
the delivery and transfer % any prot-rty by be-
srv fsrbiilsn hs. sw that Q meetlnx ofth ercsiit
ehs-r.~ .ns or msre As.isnees % bsr estate. vii
10 hill 81 . Coat % Insolvency, " he bohiee Il
Parts, On saii County. on The ls<h day of feb
A. u ixn. 81 nine o'eLsk In the forenoon.
Given under my hani shs date n"s sse''
JOINATuAN blake. Dsputy sheriff,
a. Messenger Of the Court cf Insolvency. foI
said County ef oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
lOyIll

III. Congregational Circle VA. enter
tsine,i AZ the town house on Tuesday
evening by Mrs. J. u. Elliott AMI Mrs. :,
D. McDanl.ls.
Mr.. Ass u. Hartman. our collector oi
taxc., diei on Monday, January sEh,
ag-,i II years. ~. funeral was attend
c'i 81 tho Christian church, II which he
va. member, by Hry. j. W. Card "a
sisted by Rev. J. =. rottlc. The church
lo.c. a faithful member, the town an Ell.
cieni officer. and IN. community good
ci;isen. The people ~ the town sympa-
thisc With the bcrra,ci family.
Dr. Move. Ia. obtained rent 81 y. y.
Fox over Mrs. iIsrmon'. siorr AMI vii
act up housekeeping there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
pRyANr,s POND.

4 town meeting WAS held rhur.'ia,
and the town voted TAI exempt the new
Mill from tsNstion Tor n term 81 tsu
yrars.
Dr. !. ". Davis, the south Paris
dentist. va. Ia town busy for two day.
last week. Dr. Ds,i. has fne act oi
instruments AMI :. called one ~ the beat
tooth extractor. Ia the county.
Mr.. Charlie. Merton ~ sharon was IN
town Tuesday.
The new mill l. 10 b. iD h feet
With an iron roof made Hat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
raXIRlIan cIA1nA

Charlie. Chandler Ia. gone TO south
Chatham 90 begin logging.
Mr.. Martha 4. fo.dlck l. at work nj
Howard lIurd's now.
Mrs. Dexter Wiley !. under the doc
tor. care with Ia grippe.
Mr.. !. ". Walker expect. Ia return
home the lat 81 April.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Russell 4. Brckett have
an Invitation Ia visit lIo.ton Ia attend
the wedding of their cousin, Mis- Minnls
Rollins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
PERU

ou"c wyman Ia. finished hi. .chco
Ia Canton aud I. AZ home nov.
Perry knight cat hls foot while chop
ping In the woods bat h. !. oui sgait
nov.
n. q. Hopkins !. getting oui tlmteI
to put az wo"dhouss aud ell Ia ih'
spring.
~. ". Babb IN. bought him CIV 81
,corg. Thomas.
Mrs. u. ". knight u at homr. Sh'
has b--n slck Nth Ia grippe.
Wilson >tlllman hs. h-cn Ia Lewiston
io buy q load ~ grain for hls team.
lit .ammon has about finished worl
In hi. coat shop and therc Will h. Saca
tlou for a while.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
hna1n.MEs1 sEInIl

Icc cutting !. the bushes. Il the day
VI I'M some.
A.. :. skillings va. al this place the
2lst.
John Lswis. that lively young l~idler,
BASED through thi. place last Tuesday
Ca his way "a the Lake..
Herman shilling. !. hauling shingle
stuff 10 Jim ,hapman's mill.
Newton Stearn- l. hauling pulp weed
"a the corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
lockE.s M,llA

The lyceum last Wednesday WAS pro
nounced very good. Tho question Was
fought Convict labor 10 be Abolishedf
The disputents we're W. II. PcArsons and
&. y. u. Libby, The paper Was read by
Mlss Tena Young.
Charles Morton Il In town.
Miss Myrtle Green u at Shelbarne,
Her folks have had II grippe.
Died, In Bethel, sunday morning. 81
his late home on bird Hiil, George Bry-
ans, q poeumouia. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
RosBURN


Nice Winter Wrltiff.
POSTER 4 Marble arr running hftc.u
team. o. th, river dragging log. Their,
i. uot .nov enough a. pat the logs ou
tWu-.lris vt.
Ths grips" has only iakrn two 80
thru. ~ the workman Vet while nearly
al II staple. men arr sl,k With the dis
.rHsF.
Joc carey 9. doing a good business
drawing birth.
Erur.t oldham 9. chopplng poplar
for John i.e,,i.
clint Forteti. chopplng Tor Tommy
oldham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
soawAy lAsI

Mr. Zachsiiah Weston died. MONDAY
agrd - YEAR. liis father Nas one II
the fr.t s-ttigr. 70 Norway.
Mr. sarah, Nifr ot Henry II. Hobbs,
has h.cn very .ick With pn"umoula bat
!. little mnr- comfortable NJ this time
Nj. Nun Partridge l. II home frou
Portland on = short Nisit
4. n Cumming. a >ons arr cuiiiug
their timl-r on the Bolster lot.
Tho Norvsy lce Company arr cutting
10 un thu Lake this sc,k.
D,a. usg6oi Ferry and wife afr quite
.irk with Il grippe this w-"k.
Partridge a Danforth and q u. cum.
ming. ar selling grain. hour and feed
,rfy low thls weck ani the farmers arr
ukiug advantage ~ loS prev. ,o *, In
a stock
Slcighing l. very hne here AZ thl. time
aud team. arr lively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
FAST WATERFORD.

Quit. q number ~ case. ~ ia grippe
In the place hat think no one ha. need
81 medical attendance.
Charlie. iIrown. who slipped ou the ic.
aud fell breaking three ribs, IL about hi.
work sgsin.
Zschsrish Weston di~'i at hl. home.
near the FOO, ~ Baksr lIill, the morning
~ the sTh. aged ~ year,, : months.
IIc wss never married snd Ia. been
csr~i for many year. nv hi. niece, Ml..
Nancy Weston.
Thsr- I. M .chool herr thi. week NV
Ing "a the Influenza In the family ~ the
teacher. Ma. stuart, aud among the
scholars.
George Miller aud william Keen are
hauling bark to Norway.
Arthur ssndet.on Ia. been sick q
we.k hut IL now able Co at up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
RuuroRD CENTRE.

Mr.. Timothy Colby. whom Ne men
toned o. being very .ick, died Januar,
~. IIl. funeral ~. held AZ the churcl
last "Wednesday AMI va. attended by
lsrg, number ~ al. former friend. an,
nelghbor.. Mr.. Colby was mnn mucl
liked. iIl. willingness. Ia assist In sick
ne.. throughout al. life, and other kin'
deed. will long b. remembered. ReN
Mr. IIannafori attended the funeral am
paid just tribute tn our departed neigh
bor.
u. e. Dollor'. family are all sick, al.'
Mr.. HARRIET Woods.
Mr.. a. II. Eastman l. quite low Will
sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
EASY aRoWNElelp.

IL can hardly be said We have any &C.
we're case. II influenza, but IL seems ~
II there we're never 80 many With severe
colds before.
Large quantities Of poplar av being
landed now aud a great deal Of logging
{. being done. Hut little bark has been
hauled vet.
A cablegram announces that j. L.
stiekney and 4. q. Rice sailed from
nvedpool direct To Buenos Ayres by
steamer, the 18th.
Dane Rumor reports that u. o. Went
worth aud wife will return To East
Bro~nfield In the spring and 90 Into
business.