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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07

The .econd lecture az the e. l.. \. &.
course MAS given by Rev. a.. r. Ridlon
Of BOSTON. II Was very Interesting sc-
count % hls expsrienee ON his travels
among the Highlands ef scotland. Mr..
siilon prcseh~i at the Congregational
church on SUNDAY.
Mrs. Edgecomb II keEar balls, spent
the sabbath with her daughter. a student
Ina the Academy, boarding al Mr.. lIeali..
ceorgc y. Walker ~ Boston, aud l,lch
Chase of Baldwin, D. \. -, nov In
liar,api M~iicue school, we're At the
fryeburg House ever SUNDAY.
Mis- VI. '. BRADLEY u nov boarding al
Mr.. l;aRdall's.
!. 4. Gerry VA. away AZ Bo-i"n Tor
several days.
John locke. IT.. spent Sunday In town
a. hls family wcrr AZ hi. fathsr'..
NJ. Wentworth. Insurance agent of
Skowh~gan and a lady assistant have
hsen herc several days adjusting in.ur-
ance matters.
Mis- Alice slins- has gene to bo.ton
t. attend the Menus scb"ol IT oraiory.
Mr.. satellite has given up driving the
hor.e car AMI George rsgc Ia. taken hi.
plac,.
Rev. D.. q. Eastman aBd wife II south
nrilgtoh, wee at Mr.. lloald'. ON Tues
daV.
Nj. ulrie &. shirley lefi town Tues
dav a. - back Ia her po.iii"n At oli'ci
Collcg,. Michigan.
rhvrv "a. a Very .ucycssiul lNcrum al
the Academy on TUESDAY evening. Miss
Susls walker Nas QUE 10 the SPEAKERS.
Rsn.iolph >urhfiigc of Harvard Law
srhnol u.s. prvssut.
Prank Durgin ~ Iornish, y. \ -,
and Nn.irvw Davis II North Conway, y.
\. -, have hcen In the village.
Miss Aana HsrroS. went hack I" Hos
ten. on "Wednesday. Jan. 1t.
NJ Dlnsmorv wrnt o. Portland q"
hear Nss Elwari'. lrsture en- Egypt.
uhrrv 49, q conunirum ssCiahlc ~
~. ,esirv on Thnr-,isy evening. John
wsd.Nofth aud Bessie Collin. t"ok the
prifrs.
Me- Mary Weston has gone Ia Fort
lani far a Nv~k's Nisit.
Nj. ~usis Charlie. !. ~ Mr.. y. We
fWnfs
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wit sos,s MILLS


Tie .now 70 sunday set the logging
tenn. going again.
\ so horse broke u. lex asl had to
b. Killed ~ 'u.hmin'. camp on IN" Ill
amani.
Merry. vho !. hiuling timber up the
Abloti Iirook on Weymouth. Job, had
hi. crew leave him Tuesday. We,inrs-
DAY b. went to Berlin ." hlr- another
crpp
ohfisimss vas not ob..rNc,i eNv-pt la
some family ciTcle.. We are getting
either ten poor 90 ioo laFy fof any .Ir-
ritl Observance 10 tie DAY.
o. q. Bennett received n Christina.
box from friend. Ia Marngo, M.
Tie snow IL Thurs'lay has put the
rad. In goo,l condition hath Tor hauling
timber ani supplies.
Good help In The woois !. scarce.
Chopper, especially, arr Ia demand.
stephen Iianscomc aud IIer Carter. 81
Errul, have come up with eight horse.
a. DO y. \. FLINT. two-.lciilug from
~. yard.
In the Issue ~ D-c. 2Ith, ple@ss read
Mr.. IIorac, fro.t. Instead ~ fllnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
w1sr esJn1l.

I ha,. \ table la constan, use With
which nv mother commcnc'd house
keeping - year. agu. The top '. QUE
whole pine boani. perfectly frc from
knots, snd ~ inches Vide; and the grain
II wooi shows II to have b-n 40 years
at least In growing. aud II further show.
that the tree mn.t have been al least
4, inches In diameter before II same Ia tie
growth u which the table top \. com
posc'i.
iilnallo 4. il-an. a native ~ ,'ilcad, u
now a saccc.sful ranclmsn Ia Colorado,
wherr h. went .oon after III. discharge
FROM the army In ths late rebellion. We
learn that al last falls election he Vas
chosen County Assessor which !. a ~
.pon.lble position With good pay.
Rev. Mr.. Davis. - Mason, prcacllcs
oncc Ia two wc-k. AZ thl. placr, anl a
iiourishlng sabbath ~ch"ol has hccn
orgini,c,i With u. n. Bc,n, jr., sup"rin
tCnieut.
Tie teams III VERY .nccr.sfal work
through DcCcmlrr hluling blr'h. pop
lar and either iimbsr bat nov are hung
M by the thas which make. some hafr
ground In the roai..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
soRrs PARIS

NcNt Swing Circle will mc't Nth W.
tni Mr.. VIM. T.. Curtls. \ go-si AZ.
teuiincc 3. desired. Come one. c"m'
an.
Sghool va. dismissed TUESDAY morn.
inr fnr H. Sesk on ac,"uni ~ The va
iurna. Ouly nine scholars were pre-
eut Mnniay.
J. n. Richardson 1. quite .lck With
bilious fever.
Mr.. r,rkIns, an agc,i lAdy Who b..
hen living With her daughter, Nr.. WI
liam ~tarhirl. died pcysmhsr 18th
Tunsr,l sst, 30. werv held a. the hous'
nu TUESDAY
Nj. stevens. ~ lewiston, Nlslie,i Al
NJ. y. \ Chass'. lat wevk.
singing school Cummsnc~i Iur.dty
nigh, taught h., i'rci 'hamhsflain.
VI Ilitishair has gone into ths bog
ging N,-si. tu work.
II. Dunhsm .. In ih- EASTERN par,
- N, couuty packing applcs for D. l.
nsrrrtt
Ul- epbisnic Influenza, lightning cold
ur Grippe g,.rs frrm had a. worsc.
Sullivan AulrvVs u quite sick and u
I. thuueht douhtful " b. r,,oNvr.. W..
" To- D. slso quitr .ick.
a. n. Ellingv oDd :. Alec conhn"i a.
the huusr 40 this sritiug
Mr.. Eurus L. quite sirk.
g,pfian nsuson has ts~n gu,ir ps's'rlN
fuf .umr time
T,W u an, e.,ar~ ant u l. many .lrk
anil To- sell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
GRAFTON

The two districts, No. aud :. united
ani had q Christina. tree AMI festival al
the school house IN District No. ! IN
.rlitou. The teacher. are Mis-. Wool
from Randolph, y. H.. TRACKING Ia
District No. ?, and MI. Amy iiherion
IL Ncwry. Ia NJ. !. They are both ilne
teacher. ani worked hard Ia NJ for ths
festival. Their scholars iii remarkably
well IN their recitatiop- aud declami,
tlnn.. The Christmas tree WAS vel
laden With pre.ent. ani general fn'
time WAS enjoyed by all.
There .eem. to be dearih OF iabofrr'
for the woods. Good men are wanted Al
good prizes.
m. Farrar zoe. to Parkerto~n Ia
isy a. work for Nell sturisyant With
psir of bor.... llis work viii be haul
log psrsdei timber. lie get. forfy-n''
dollars per month.
FL. brown !. away exploring timber
land TIL. winier.
p.s. Ibbott ani Wife 81 10 Iiano,e'
10 stop With Mrs. Cyrus Bartlett. 49,.
Mrs. Georgr IApham j. slek Viii
bilious fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
tocss,s MILLS


Tie iadiss' Cirrle Ms entertained
Thursday evening. Jan. ~. by Nessrs'
Green and White. Although the wealth
sr vas Dot very favorable quite a large
crowd va. present. There was a very
nire treat.
The fret lyceum 20 the s"asou Was
held "a the new school boase We,ine--
dav. Jan. 1t. The following onicer-
wsre choseu:
Haracs Rsrry. Frvstisut
IA O. Iar.tan \ lTs frNsi ieut.
Me- 4 GnHn. ~tgrttarf.
= q. Cafu. Trsssuryr.
Frsi Libhr. NJ. rsil.sts. Colamhus Ainil'sii
tat..alIftrs "a Arrsnrcu1suts
he question ~ the evening ws- "Ihs
dominion n Canada ought On he anneNel
o. the United states. Columbus MIN
tall for the Affirmative aud 4. d. u
Libby for the negative. IL vas decided
IN favor % the affirmative.
Mis- Tens Young has been on the .'eA
l..t
The spool mill was shut down on NeS
Years day. The company took aeeoan'
% stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
WEST PARIS

Il
Our snow nearly all left ne last Thurs-
day.
]. y. Emer,on has moved his cigar
mandatory from q shop under Dun
hams Hall to the shop Just v.cstet by
Dr. Packard ON Main Street.
r. y. Kendall has moved Into the low
er reui. aud y. q. Hollis the upper rent
of the new Hates house.
Between thirty and forty IL the NJ. D..
| SUNDAY School scholars went on sicigh
ride last Tuesday Ia south Paris. aud
took dinner In the Granger. dining hall.
Quite number of the scholars had bad
colds so were unable to 81. II Was Que
of the finest DAYS we have had this VIM
ter and the .leighing was excellent. "
Que may Judge from actions Ne shouid
ssy that they enjoyed themselves.
Rs,. 4. :. Iadi. ~ Auburn, gave hts
popular lecture on "some 81 the follles
~ Life" la the chapel lssi Wc,ine.isy
evening. n wss the most Interesting
sni Instructive lecture ever delivered In
this village.
wIl ilail .. moving Into HI. now
house.
The West Paris Manufacturing Cum
pAny have ias, taken an account IL stock
The stakeholder. held their annual meet
Ing At the factory last Thursday.
Mr.. Lewis Ferry and family are ,i.ii-
ing relatives In Portland AMI vicinity.
Horace Starblri has just got az q new
silver polish which does hs work quick
IL aud effectively. u !. RECOMMENDED
highly by those who have usedli. Try
a bottle.
The pahlic llbrir, !. nov open and
the new books arr rrady fut circulation.
They arr kep, by q. ". Bryant al th.
poet oI'icr.
4 4. Dirtl. A Go. arr offering ladies
rloaks AZ cosi. anil .otnc Tor lc.. than
cost
Tho rion~cr chair Compans Tr.unlsNi
work Ia thrir mill last Monday.
4 hrokrn wheel on one of the night
frrights Tursslay night .thrvN two boN
car. "a the track NJ the upper end ~
the yarl. The accldeni delayed the
morning passenger train about an hour
ani half.
Rev. I. \. Bean eNchangcs pulpit.
With Rr,. a.. n. liannafnri of l,umfoni
next SUNDAY. January l2ih.
Our blacksmith. arr driven With work.
curtis ani Gilman arv VoTsing evening"
o. keep their WORK along.
&c. Anirrw. l. having large salc
Ia stoves this winter.
l.. u. swan and Ill. son Lrnnle arc
both sick With pncumonh.
\ number from this plsc' attended 10"
NeN Year. ball AZ bryant. Pond.
The village school commence. neat
Mansay under the direction 81 ME-.
~u.le Thompson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
wrar siiusIn

weha,c fof the week past In" sleigh
Ing. though nu; jeh,h - .nos enough
fuf Numbering purppsrs.
4. ". poblr bold. himself la waiting
for M. POO 10 ietmlns Tor Ge'i. u. staples
whsu the summon. come.. the alteruhi'
taln sni .now giving a dubious outlook
Tor luml-Tmrn.
oliver l,onpey u numbering Ia Veal
.inrk With crrN 81 men. VIM. "
Field booking after hl. home arair. Ia
M. ab.c-ncr.
A.. m. Bi.lr- of Nevada, Who cam'
With brother o. Auburn, .otnr week :
.lnr. Ia poor hsalth I. At hl. brother.
E. :. ni.tee'. on sumner lllll. With hl'
two little GIRL. leaving hi. lie aud tab,
a. luhurn. IL l. Ia Improved hcalit
returning to North Auhuru In a lev
day..
Mr.. T.. =. simmou. ~ Iocklsnd,
Mas, came to go her neither Mr..
lydia Henson, the 18th, alt. a. rrmhir
bat short time.
Mr.. Almon Churchill of Paris, spent
Christina. ~ her father, !. \. Fletcher
\ novel watch meeting va. held At
Chas. Crockrtt's, conducted on q new
plan tou.. Oyster supper and cafus TAI
log ID. plac. ~ devotional exercise.
Mr.. Job Iyerson living near fari'
IIili, after eating supper Nlthihc family
the llsi. moved back and died Instantly
HrV. ". ". Carver IL West Peru, u
.ald by nj. physician Ia b. Improving.
Thee. r.. .oclable az fri farrar.
FRIDAY evening IA. we'll attended.
4 Mr.. Buck Of Wisconsin, cousin 81
Mr.. !. J. Abbott aud Mrs. Hiram Howe
IA. visited them rcC.nily.
III. rniycr.ali., clrrle AMI boil corI
supper NJ the Nr.iry, was fairly vel
attended New Years Eve.
f Mi. Olive Head IL Sumner lIlll Ia,
sudden attack ~ Illness, the snd
/ causing .Oms unca.ln... among h"l
friends.
. Ia Grippe, (or infucn,al prrNall. t.
/ quite au sxient la TIL. AZ Nell a. o,he
toNns Ia Maine.
/ l.. u. Head and family arr l.itln.
friend. Ina Peru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
CANTON.

A. A. Mitchell, of Portland, Was "a
town last week.
The Chinese Village exhibited at th'
Free Baptist church last Friday evening
The entertainment WAS very interesting
Hon. q. II. Gilbert IL improving slow
~.
IL Grippe arrived here few days Az
aud Il making thorough canvass Of
about every family In town.
u. ID. u. T., J. \. Mendsii installed ths
officers ~ Canton Encampment last FRI
day evening.
Johnnie foye 1. visiting friend. At
Ilrookilne, Mass.
The next unl,er.slist .ociable will h.
held al old Masonic Hall next Thur.dsy
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
UPTON

We understand that pr. J. ". Davis,
~ south Paris, Ma. la town q DAY az two
ago. IL had the toothsch- aud extract
81, a. De- Supposed the offending tooth,
bat Instead 81 that b. had taken oui a
sound tooth. IL put " back luto hls
laN anil .ays Il viii groW Ia agaln. w
would Ike 10 hear from him Nbrn u i
we'll. for Nc had an hlca ioO,h one
Out was always cut.
We understand Mr.. \. VI. ,ool~'igc
la. hir,,i Nj. Mary l.. Ahboit a. gov
crne.. for her children.
Nl,a Coolidge I. home from the Lake.
H. brought home a very hne deer. head
aud horns. lie Ia. u .et up Ia hl. att
ting-ruom aud Il I. beauiy.
Jsme- Bernier shot deer few day.
ago. lie I. one ~ the few fortunate
ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
PoRIIR

Another rain storm. snow prett,
much all gone. Wagon. ar- running
agsln Tor the roads aud field. arr bare
Quilt. collection of people gathered
AZ the water side on SUNDAY, Dcc. 18th
Ia witnes. the baptism of Charles cross,
Wife aud sister. u was cold. cloudy
di.agrceable day. but II did not chill
their real II Il dli their fe.h. lee and
snow have no terror. for the faithful
The ceremony VA. performed by Rev
4. u. Davis, ~ nuxion. There arr NOR,
to follow soon. These are "a. hrsI
fruit. ~ the revival that has becn Ia
progrrs. IA. past few months.
Mr.. Mike Mciiugh. Who has been NJ
work for .omc time Ia a.. woolen factor,
went Ia Massachusetts, to yislt hi.
mother aud died aud va. brought hack
Tor burial the past vr-k. lie .ai h.
forc lc dl~i tina; b. had been drugg-l
snl robbed while In ilo.ton. Onc more
warning e. lst rum alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
ANnQXER.


Mr.. A.a Proctor, of East Ando,cr'
died sunday night, agr,l about - YEAR.
The funeral MAS held al the VI. D.
church Tuesday afternoon. -.
I. ". Bodwell IL On the sick list Will
lung trouble. -,
The ". T.. Ladies Circle met Will
Mrs. \. X. Cutting Wednesday evening
Of this week. d.
The farces. "slasher and Crasl'er
AMI "Irish Linen Pesidler,' were playe,
At the hall Thursday evening OF TIL
week under the suspIccs of aud Tor u''
benefit of the .Andoyer Orchestra.
Mr.. Joseph Stone. the well know
pioneer ~ the lake region. and for som'
years a resident 81 South Psris, d'e-i y
hls residence. Thursday. January ~
from the effects nj Q cancer from whel
he has long been suffering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
rRYIhuRn cININt

Emma walker has CON. to augusta a.
work In The family II Mr CHAPMAN.
Nelson q. chandler !. breaking hl'
colts. IL IA. got .oms that u" i""i'
very proul VI
T.. l.. chandler. ~ BOSTON, IN. . colt
l-.plng AZ charlie. Chandler. which i
dc.iinci a. make gV~i one. lie u
thr,, y.lrs old.
Mr ,hsflc. Iihuim,n'. hous" Na'
burnt the 18th IN the night. III. Ni'
VA. .lrk ~ the time and had io b" car
rI,,i cut In her h~,i. They It'll NJ, 'a,'
much out - th- house. Incurred i"r 81
up.
Mr. Hatch !. h,Nsg yrrv g""l lucA
v lth al. .chool thus Gar. We Si'h hln'
sucr-s..
p,th.gorran I@igr 20 frr- Mason'
ha,, q plrnlc supper Jan. 9Th, and Va
.iaii their ofii~-fs.
Mr.. =. ". walker has closed be-
hou.. anI gone % Conway, y. ", ioi
M. winter. understand .hc would llk'
To .ell her farm which !. good Que.
Henry Gorlon !. away on a vacation
II !. th0ugh, hv .oms that 10" !. AFTER .
bon.skr~p-r. Luck Ca him.
Esl-k.h crvl- met n Dexter WAX.
.f's Sh-ry th"y had q pleasant thu" sni
a large company. They mee, Al j.
4. Fixes la four week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
kEWRN.

The new year brings u. another rain
storm.
"Wednesday evening the Corner sewing
society met nc the parsonage.
Thur.day the North Newry sewing so-
riety met at l.. ". Ryer.oD's. These
.ocletie. are doing good work In raising
funds 10 pay the ministers salary.
some Of our young folks went tn Up
ton Tuesday Ia attend the hall there.
Other. went 10 Hanover "Wednesday
evening.
Asa 3. stearns aud Wife, II Bethel,
are In town for q short vlsii.
Freelsnd Harlow. of Paris, has come
Ia Newry 10 work Ia the woods.
II IL a good time 10 yard timber, bui
more snow IL needed on the main roads.
CO. roster, sou of Orrln Foster Of
this town, IL home on yisit With hi'
bride. They were married at Bethel last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
fAsr WATERFORD

nls scholar. in th. Temple I'LL l'i.iric'
.h1u,,i their appreciation ~ thsir tei' %
er. NJ. Whhshouss. hy giving irr 49,
rral Christmas presents.
Joseph n ~kinnrr ~. gone o. >,'ui'f'
vile. Mass. wbsrv D. has situation a.
clerk lu "a sfurv.
I,-,. D. ~. Iler.ry y whiting h'
parents.
pruui. iikr'. .uap team nom Norsal
Nas through hsrp Ius.iay.
". N Warren has several teams haul
ing timber frUm his farm o. The slr'
factor, 40 south rans. Our ~ ~
lor-es died ou the read near Ncsiot
Tru.f'. Tuesiay.
I'll. IIoIg,iou 9. hame for the wiui"r
ui. daughter. Mr.. willard Buck ans
Iitti, .on. have returned a. their h"ihr al
Norway lake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
MASON.

There VA. never better travelling than
nav ON the rad from Mason Ia Wet
Rsthel and people are improving u every
day. -. H.,
fcaming In the N"N-is i much '"n'
proy,Si bv frs cold nighi..
A. a.. Lovejoy j. nov hauling his
uopl.r 10 Nest Bethel. lie la. sold h
10 II. A. Cummings Of Albany.
A :. Bean. crew are saving any
sori. Of birch per week. They work
eleven hours a day.
for m. N. Morrill, of Norway TO drive an
or team. 49,.
Erne.t Hutchinson came home IRON
Waterford to-day.
The members Of the brigade resp"nn-
"a nobly al tlr Last roll call for isss.
IIope they viii all enlist for another
wear. extend Ia them New fears
greeting aud lop< to kssp In the ranks
lissls longer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
nnnnuRX

IIon. George u. Bls,-'. pas.-,l her- 90
hl. Nay g. the byron gold helis.
&c. Marble and john rirtvc arr her
leaking afirt the luml.c' business viii
q. y. Poster.
uhrr- l. not .nos enough ." draw e.
the river vet. sud What thru !. Y. melt
Inc away.
There wcrr not 80 many deer kllle'
thls wear o. last. II u plain nov " on'
l. booking for prunt they viii not hunt
deer. thry arr 80 very shy. Henry l'ds
klils,l one deer ~ the town of iiumiorl
III. oil deer hunter samuel trrher dh'
not grt one de-t.
Man, ~ the hotse. sr alllng viii
disiemper.
Mr.. Locke l. 80 ft recovered that
Io.ir Roberts has con. home.
VIM. ". Ma.on ~ Bc,hrl Nas w tow
this Ne-k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
aaxAhI,s POND.

Mr.. G. n. Besse IL the owner OF nlns
lock. English fusee, that VAS uscd by
his grandfather, John Bcsse, II the bat.
tie 90 bunker nm. Il has bcsu handed
down from father TO sou aimee and u Just
as made except the old stock has been
replaced by another. John Besse was a
native 81 Warrham. Mass. and after the
Revolution moved 90 Paris, Ne. The
present owner has refused any dollars
Tor the plc,e. II can be seen nj the
Grand Army Hall In this village.
The grange have chosen their officers
with G~orgc T.. Cnshman as master.
Iisselton'. New Years hall IT the Glen
Mt. House ~as q succe.s bath Ia num-
hers and general good time. John
gs,- the party due music snd hndlori
Dudley furnished fpe supper a. he is
wont la do on such occssIon.. IL VA.
an orderly company which VA. Que ~
the good points of any entertainment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
BpoWSFirlD

Christina. passed ofi With doe Ncalhel
sni With tho ususl good time shicl
ought To- attend all Christina. day.
It,sr. weru twu tire. AZ the town hall
we'll covered With prv."ni. Tor old an'
Young. The exercise. con.i.ied o
music aud recitation. by ,h. children.
Misc. incy and fe.sle Emmon' haN'
gone o. Ma..schassit. Ia spend 10" win
ter.
whooplng cough hs. made ". appear
snc- In town. Sn,nc ~ N. chlldwn arr
quite slck. ,
p-auawk.t I.,igr, W.. ~, !. ~. ~. D.
Ia. -l-,,ed the following oric-r.
Ihas D. whtusy. NJ
. Ns.tan tiuhiart, y %
lay 4. frihk. ~.
N Has. lee -
ssn1 Naffvn. rrvNs.
IN Iii. ! q. Frin.. o. Cs,s rru.'ss..
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East BErAEL

Nj Nulryv Iliur., FROM tlgin, llll'
uui.. after ga ah.rugv - forty 1var- IL
,i.ulus hi. .i.isr. iu this, Dab. nnii',
UitUv.
= ~ Haulrti With his tram c"m-
u..ue,.i .urA fnf u. u. lis.tius-, ''ilst',
January isi.
a. swan D. no Work 40 ~'uih Bethel
Nj auI Mr.. Frank Ne-dlnm. from
,.arhsm. y. a.. rvcyutl, Waited relative.
iu thi. place.
Henry Il. Hove, from Butte city
M.utana. D. AZ home un a short Vel
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ALBANY.

Nil. Anna n. Cumming. has gone tn
belmont. y. H., Ia spend a few week.
caring fot her sister wh" !. quit. sick.
Rev. r. VI. Beadenkof II BALTIMORE.
Nj, supplied the con grrgailonal pulpit
the 9Th Inst.
our collector has paid our state tan
for l~>p ithin the old year.
Busins.s !. quit. brick With our lnm-
bsrmsn.
The shedding l. good though little
more snow !. needed.
Me..r.. Burnhan 4 CLARK. successor.
Ca John Lynch. an. running their new
MILL aud are cutting ten thousand feet 81
boards I'er day.
The Methodist society have a New
Near. festival aud tr-- al the town house
"Wednesday evening.
u. clark slaughtered tNo-ycar-oli
steer weighing 40 pounds.
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EAST sRowsFislo.

\ party - young people gither-i Al
Hiram GatChslr. aud Watched the old
war uut aud the new in.
!. r.. Stirkuey lefi ou the fr.i train 81
IA. new year fuf south Amsrica a. be
GONE s.Netal months. ~. O.. Ricc ~
it0stou acvumpanie. him.
Mary >tirkney has returned from
Fr,yhnfg ani i nov prepared To do
irr..making having harmed the trade 81
Me- BATON.
christmas and New Years gifts arr
.till passing lni ucpas.ins through III"
mail.
\ new pat ofiicr called West Dcn-
marx 4. established. !. y. Iord Iso.t-
master. Il oTsnei tor mail January lot.
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.oRr..wIsr sIr.Il

o. thr tcar suiing l'eyrml-f 1lsi,
-. VI peuls, has kili~,i - cattle, drrsss,i
Weigh Ii. az I-.unis, l-pushi ani s"li
asa t-,unls a 'hicaEu drr-sssi t-,t.
kilisvl 10 hmh.. - ctl,rs, sold a.Is
pounds - tr,.h I-srk sni saussge-. =.
pound. - poultr,, asa I.ounis II ft~.h
d.h. -ts luh.isrs. sd worth - oysirrs,
- - worth q gar,isn prsiuc~ from
al. asn garden IL which st1.ih worth
sew srv'u pas.
circle mei AZ wm. 4. Chapman The
III. \ large crowd ani q fins time.
Met. iu tWo Ur,ks With Mr.. Clark AZ
MtN,ills
Mr.. : l.. Mason IA. gene H. Bsrliu.
y a.. uu Welt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
EAsr SUMNER

,,acr-.. o. the Dcmoerai. The web
,-nn- ONfori county paper - that name
ue mean. Net the animal ." hari io
LIN which although MORALLY Noundcd
oitsn. It'll liV-.
several ca.... II the Influenza arr ~
par,ri about Va. Dr. Bisbcc of West
sumner has ease. In thr,c famllics
y here the patients hayc cold. ani quite
fr,rri.h symptoms. Probably our local
iiy viii. honorcd With call irOm Ia
grippe. E.q.. a. political stamp orator,
nj GERMAN I-.,ldlers have ALREADY made
a. happy. lof late by thclr ahsencc.l
sumner ought 90 be a happy l"sall-
tya.H IA. i've churchs.. ihrc. -oc'e'le-
81 Young People. Chrisihn Endea'or,
Lodge 81 Gool Tcmplsrs. anl quit" a
la ~ ros,i eating apple.. l.c.iie- Que oF
two srutl. unsiulatlon. of land ~hrfr
wIrkrl boys can slhle. ''ilri "a. live
~hile Ne I've. aud b. happy while NJ
can. Keep the JeS.ha agoing ola
mo >LoCUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-07
nrBRON

The donation ~ Rev. Mr. iianicn
wo,in-.,la, was very pleasant anali
aud we'll attended. iI~tsc-n forty and
fuy dollar. we're reviewed aud about
half of u la money.
"Wednesday evening ihc young pr"pl'
had q .oclablc In the chapel.
n :. nonham va. In town the flr.i al
the week.
4. VI. Richarl.on l. In walsr'ille.
Comfortable Iumt~r j. b'lng hlul~l
from here io IA. rari. Manufacturing
90.
Mr.. Everett. stable !. progressing
rapidly. a.,
had cold. or something Of th" Kind
arr very prevalent here lu.t nov aud
several quite .lck Ia consequence.
The January thaw Nas right on time
thl. wear. and the result !. much NOR
harr ground than snow ani the .lclgh-
ing gone.
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O1EORn

Mr.. Adam. of North Arson !. canvass
Ing for a valuable work, "Earth, Sei
aud sky or 'Msryels of the tnlNer..
\ pound party va. given tn il.,. Mt
sesrie. by nj. friend. on Monday even
Ing. -,
Inc fret lec,ur 10 the Epworii
League course VA. delivered Monday
evening hy Rev. \. :. ladd; subject
''Some ~ the follle. ~ Ilfr.
Frank Walker M. very badly hurt u
the mill last week.
IL /. reported that ia grppc" h''
struck the town.
Harry Robinson !. can,a''ing i"'
stanley. hbak