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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
CANTON.


simeon Packard and family of Shell
burne, n. H., are visiting at A. Pack
ards.
u IL reported that Canton corn factory
will be Operated the coming season by
the Portland Packing Company. Gideon
Ellis IL signing the acreage.
4. X. Dorr has moved Into Mrs. iiar-
vey Rlpley's stand.
Rev. J. VI. Long Ia. moved Into J.. II.
ruller's reut on the hill.
T.. u. stevens has novel Into the W.
q. Cannon rrnt.
Miss Ethel washburn IL visiting
friend. al shelhurue, y. IL.
l.. W. Smith !. visiting hi parent. ~
Norwood, Mass.
Carroll Eill. has returned home from
Easton, Mass.
The corn factory !. 10 b- put IN fir.t-
class condition this season. John N.
rorhan will have charge this fall.
Dlxheld Dramatic Club vii play
"Ncighbor lakewood" NJ Canton Point
next TUESDAY evening.
Oscar Child. ha. been appoint po.i-
master AZ Gilbsrt,ille, vice u. \. stevens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Arthur y. Merrill. having had the NILE.
fortune "a yet severely cut by the mould
Ing machine while at work for the Beth
81 Chair Co., his friends have given him
q generous contribution.
The ladies Of the unl,erssllst society
Of this village will give rainbow party
At Ideal Hall, on "Wednesday evening,
the iph Inst. There will be dancing.
Refreshments will b~ served ne usual.
The foundations of the new corn shop
are ready aud the framing has begun.
Work IL now being pushed ~ fast a. the
weather will permit.
Mis-. Mary l.. Abbott Il now employed
as assistant In our post ofiice. Mlss Alb
bott has for many years bcen In the post
Office at Upton and no doubt Will make
an efficient assistant.
The villsge Corporation held lie an
nuai meeting at Ideal Hall on Monday,
the iWh Inst. The following calccr.
we're chosen for the ensuing year;
A.--..or-. Chsrle- Nsssa. iIorsssC Anarv~.
Tlsn :. kil,-prn.
rr.s.arvr, ri~,a e. Rove
gisrk. a.. o. WHY.
rrsin~sr.. q. u WHY. - y. hrv-n' J. &
mlins.
4 commission Va. chosen Ia define the
limits Of the corporation consisting of
the following;
q. A. IIs.tiuss. iIoa- o. A. frys ssi l.. y.
Nsrksr.
Mr.. Arthur Merrill has bargained With
Mr.. q. \. Hastings for a stand upon
Paradise Street.
Mcs.r. kimhall and wc.tcoti have lust
nni.he,i hauling the oak ~ the lle'hel
Chair Company from Albsny Ia the com.
pany'. factory herr. They hsv. hauled
some $500 feet. The chair compsn,
have lsrg. lot 81 lumber around their
MILL, hauling being practically NJ an end
now. some 10000 feet ~ different
kind. ~ lumber have been landed ihcr-.
This lumber consist. largely ~ oak. but
there !. much beech, maple AMI birch
among ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
WILSON'S Mills.

Tuesday morning the mercury wss
twenty dsgrce. below nero, has not been
40 low a. that bat once before this Win
ter. ,,r,, az.
...k lsft "a With sbout fifteen inches OF
.ne~ 90 make up for last weeks thsw'
AVlmar Rlcharison, Who has been
cooking Tor y. 4. Flint. Lincoln Brook
ramp. Ia. ben out the past week 9ni'e
nm from a second attack 81 the prevailing
epidemic. a.
Tre,I Taylor has moved home and u
hauling timber from the yard Tor wafer
JIor.e. Bennett has finished hauling
timber from the sturtssant lot ana mas
,oD. Ia Psrkertown to haul Varied TIM
e.r for N. n. sturte,snt.
IIamlll brought down one OF h's men
Who had been hurt Ian the woods, carry
Ing him Ia berlin.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. v. 4. FLINT and daughter
vent Ia Enroll saturday to the wedding
anniversary ~ Mr.. and Mrs.. a. W.fiek-
sst. former rrsiients Of thb place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
wFSr PERU

4. 4. IIammon has moved into the
.tand b. bought ~ Mr.. staples.
Tr.nk Robinson IA. moved Into the
r.ut vacated ~ 4. 4. llammon.
Nlhv Atkins has got home from work
ine Zoe seorge Rove.
sylvester frost i AZ home.
M. RroNu l. stocking hi farm ca
burgess Ilill With cONs, aud Royal >'iisi'
has mo,si on Il aud l. going Ia make
chee.s.
me snow 1. fast leaving us aud u ,.
locking very spring like.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
AnDOvEQ

The adjourned town meeting VA. held
Monday, the iOth. The following bu.i-
ne.. Was iran.actrii voted io adopt the
town system ~ schools; vo,.i Ia ralse
$50 Ia huy school hooks. Elegtci II. u.
Akrr. collector With IL per cent CON-
pensation; stephen Cabot triant officer
u. 4. Grover. .. T.. Ripley. Owen Lave
Ioy and others surveyors ~ wooi, lum-
b@r. etc: y. T.. rhomis, L.. VI. IIescy,
a.. r.. Caldwell, roustshlc.- No,~i e.
tax dogs ani ." allow - ccnts I"r rv,i
IN per.on. hullilng virr frnc. along the
highway whew the snow drifts hidlv
also Ia insure the town hill ani io rate"
sio0 aud a. hulli hre proof vault At the
town hall for the protection ~ the re
.rl. .fa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
OXFORD

Rev. Me.sr.. Scarle. sni kennl.on ~
changed SUNDAY. Mr.. Ssarles preaching
at welchylllc aud Mr.. kcnnl.on At the
Congregational church.
Mr.. >tetson ~ Wayne !. cinVa..lng
for book called "Europc In storm aud
Calm"
A Temperance meeting was held AZ the
VI. y. yc.try Wednesday With rrmirk..
music, etc. Mr. smith VA. the flr.l Ia
addrc.. the meeting followed lay MI.
Farr. and Rev. Mr.. >sarlcs. Several
.lgnci the pledge. II l. proposed Ia
hold other meeting. through the spring
Seventeen brown Leghorn hcn. krp,
by Mr.. Grin Tracy last year gave net
proht ~ sO.5.. The cggs sold amounted
Ia Jl.gs. The entire amount eNPenie'i
for food for them "a. sli.ll. No ac-
count was made ~ the egg. used Ia the
family and they were used freely. This
show. what good hens will do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
lockE,s Mills.

Warm rainy days aud the snow IL fast
disappearing.
six weeks sledding In March looks
rather doubtful just now.
Our aged friend, Mrs. Maria stiles,
has been very sick but IL now much bet
ter.
A. N. Bean attended . meeting Of the
@. A. II. at Paris March 1Nh.
II. ID. Howe left Boston en- route Tor
Butte, Montana, March l1th.
ID. h. Grant has made arrangements
with the publlsher and now has daily
paper, the Boston Herald, for sale at bile
store every night.
some Of the toDey cats are having u
gTipps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
auckeiElO.

penjamIn Gerrish succeeds George u.
Holland at the meat market.
Roscoe robln has purchased the mall
route "a Turner village.
Albert v. Iioblnson u distributing
considerable money among the br~olers
of good horses, purchasing rrccntiy
ihrc~ for which he paid 81, to aud has
customer. for more of the same sort.
WIN. 4. spaulding aud wife 10 Carl
hon made dying ,l.lt to their Buck
field friend. on their return FROM New
York.
The citizens ~ Buckheld village ,vted
a. acccpt the charter for village cor
poratlon granted by the last legislature.
saturday, March sih.
Dr. 4. y. Cole la. openei . dentist
Office IN IN. room. recently occupied by
Mrs. Americs Benson.
Two dentist Offices In q village ~ the
lire 81 thl. seem. o. be 4 sarplu. ~ good
things. However w. have IN phys'.
clan. Who claim. q l,ome w Buckheh
aud the mortality u not cxce-sl,. either.
Lester =. Turner Ia. been engaged Ne
superintendent 10 the town farm Tor the
comlng year.
Charles ". Randall Ia. gone Ia Nor
way In the employ ~ Bennett. meat
market.
County Attorney llcraey la. been In
New York city during the past week.
Ata meeting for the Organization ~
the Bnckfleld Nillagc Corporation the FOL
lowing otilrcr. we're chosen:
hsiefstsf, q. 10 rupcs.
,ksfk. ffvl ~ Atst-si.
Ass..sar.. usuiu rsr-oa.. Alfrvi C'.L ss'i
isaas " shaw
,alisstss sn-i rrasafsr. q ~ rttaes
tlrv warisss. Nv iihi-y, ". A ir,.h. y.
,i,i.ar, COMMITTEE. -. % n,.l.ss. -. ~ IIsr.
ssy
y. a. Wilmington was chossn school
agent At the annual district meeting.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence ~ Jefferson, Ne,
preached a. the Baptl.t church sanday,
the lG,h. sui will preach sgiin next
SUNDAY, the al.
George u. IIolhnl la. bought Of
Robinson dean the George Long farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
fASr sERRON

IA. .f. r.a having our .l.,lling aud
f....... 900 frlm.isrs arr Improving TIE
....ff ir4sing studu.t, bog, etc.
I......f iEruft Tracy D. o. Nisif Ea.i
i...- t.rtHgr 10 au rariy date.
l.F Il.HrHs Ladies tif,is cUn,sue-
a.H NJ 400 NJ. " n Berry this
...s
No. y Merrill i. training q caragr
Due. ... .t hHu.e UumbInsl
I.. ruaUv larl ha. just rrc.i,vd
........- ga 90 silver W and"ii'-
'... NM. ..uU.I mmfu.r.
If. ..i.sr. Iu s.hu.ol district ~. 8
u. -.t.s. tNlIhrIun 10 a.. I. Hall Ca
lr.lr .1rr.us Marh 2i.t. fhry stli
Prescott mi. ftr.v In thrrs aCts, The
,.e E.I ,ug.Il. of pont judge hN a
I.. H... .mndr.. iAi"gue-, rcCiia-
Gone. u.,.. &C.,. A. thr pruycs,ls arr
Oh. b. .-sI flr ihr plrJhas- ~ map. aud
....f. On fhf ..h..li hou.e ths entertain
r... .a.4.l r.,vIsr gvnsruus patron
~.
81. I.#rN Marshall. who has hs,u
rrl . ffHm time to time. disl ou
t.. m.r..H- 10 Co., ltih. >hr hs. h-cn
.-... ..f.rrr hut hi. hurue her suffer
.-- Patiently Lille leave. her parents,
fs. SISTER. arI tao hruthsr.. aud q large
.f mHrr distant relatives. funrral
...I.s.. .f fhs rrsii,uc. - h.T father,
..s ..I.. ~luHiaY no ~ n. attended hy
Do. NJ Harden. Burial 40 Hebron
h....#..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
IAsr SUMNER

III boy. PLAYED the drama "rh~ ~,
Il Carson. Ranch, very succrsfullS
anl o. a g,-si hou.e on "Wednesday even
ing. Go.si music Nas Furnished by
Tranl Hiehauisou. violin. k,ldie lfish,
gururt and Mi. Wilmer Maxim, organ,
M t.rformanc, "a. followed by a boN
supper.
Thr high .chool oI-n~i With nearly
forty pupil., ani several more viii T.
added to The il.t. Mr.. lark !. I've
teachsr sui dr.~rN~ily PoPaar With hi'
pupils.
there i. strong talk 81 another town
meeting o. rvJ-al IA. action II The town
" lth rreari a. ih~ repair II ihe Rad. hN
money taN. ~ usual the complaint y
largely from tho.. Who dld not attend.
Ths wo,si teams have nearly c'npl'''
"a th.ir inicrs work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
sours BucsrIgIo

t'ncle Adiiton avs that " takes the
bright mtn snd the fool a. do business.
We hal q suspicion ~ that before. How
full ~ novelty aud rOmincr aud bright
anticipation. .ccms the un.Nplonsl world
Ia the unsophi.tocatsi youth. When
the writer enlisted for the var What rich
visions ~ experience were his. 10 sec
.on,s 20 the large cities of the union; to
.~c--no, . pen plciurr-bui to actually
.c- the army II the Potomac with VI
vast personnel, It, piraphernilii, W.
distinguished officers. Ilat III. all 81
man. bright anticipation. u had w..
pro.aic. ". stern experiences. IN
pcrIenc-- that almost make one .hudder
Ia tc,all even after the hp.e 81 so many
y-ar..
The writer la. .old tl,- small balance
r,malning 10 HI. ioo barrel. II applc. To
Nbsl Irish.
4. q. Robert. hi. ~, au increase II
pension.
The valuation ~ Buckhcld. horse.
anl COW. I. cNcc~led but by two az
thrrr tosu. Ia the county.
III. writer Ia. some .hoai. fuf ale.
v. T.. DrCostsr has litter ~ several
week. old pigs.
The First Maine Cavalry ani the NcN
York Harris Light Nrrr tie tso most
famous cavalry regiment. la the army
~ the Potomac. sometime We Will tell
the Democrat q story II the two famous
regiments.
Gcorgr ;. l,ecoui Ia. bought Ahcl
lri.h's farm. George la. refused 500
for hl. fat pacing Prescott colt.
Tho service g.. ~ Baby Dean vii De-
so to warrant the season to clu." May
LIT. IIe will then'bc fittci and rnisryl
In fat race. ani will no loab, lower hl.
fvcord.
Ia. service fcc ~ Mcku.lck will bc
so Ia warrant. We may possibly speak
10 thl. stallion again.
Cytll. son ~ .lenarn, l. also osns,l
by George u. Bl.be.. >sr,icc To- sla
ta warrant. slO by th. season.
II. : Turner. I-ycar-oI stallion,
Mountain Duroc by Maine Dutoc by
Messenger Durc by l,ysdyk. Handle
tonlsn u q hor.. of commanding pf~.-
encv sni fin~ phy .lcal proportion.
Joseph -turieSant Ile'i MONDAY, The
9TH iu.i. ~ pncunIouiA.
Roscoe Tobln hi. .ucrssl~l charlie
Holland a. mall carrier on the Turner
route
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
vllvos PLANTATION

old grandfather bryant used 10 say
that winter never rots In the Ky In
Maine, AMI therc l. q grrat deal ~ truth
n not poetry In the assertion. The fact
l.. our latitude and climate are such that
Ne ar- sure "a get morr or lees winicr
hstwcen November aud April, generally
more. Wood haulers call TIL. March
shedding q streak 81 luck. sni they ar"
Improving II Ia the bet 20 their ability.
C.eologls,. tell "a. that In some part.
20 Switzerland IN. people sometime.
stand on IA. cigc ~ glacier In sum
msr aud pick cherrie. from the tr-"..
We have no novelties equal Ia that herr,
and vet they are not entirely wanting
even In these part.. \ few day. ago
huge leicle. depended from IN. cave. ~
the house, q. thick A. they could hang,
aud some 81 them nearly seven feet Ia
length. while le.. than two fcri from
thrm quilt. variety ~ plants wcr-
growing, amongst which we're sham.
rock aud Monthly Ro.e bush, both la
full bloom. The walls 81 the house and
window made the difference.
Aud here l. another curiosity. All the
brooks at North Woodstock aud this
side run together, forming stream al
most large enough to claim the dignity
~ q river, being from one "a two rod. In
width at ihi. place, aud slowly winding
Il. .uperfine way through the narrow
lnterysle % the Androscoggin. Til.
stream dehe. the .hackie. 81 Jack Frost,
except day or two during the coolest
weather. when IL barely fr-.fe. over, the
r-st IL the time running a. free from Ice
a. In September. This IL the stream In
which two children were drowned not
long since and within about six week.
of each other.
4 few days ago W. T.. Mann took two
81 nj. little children Ia a ride, and on his
way home drove up into Jefferson Jack
sons door yard. just then a noisy lit
tie dog ushod out causing the colt Ia
make 81 short a run as to upset the
sleigh aud throw the occupants out into
the snow. The colt dragged hi. master
a short distance, but did not get away.
No injury Was done. although WAS
fret elias. turnover, aud the little one.
w,f. pr,tty scared.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
SNIpIN


Prof. Trank A. knighi, principal 81
Nfrsi High ~,hool. has h~-u whiting
friruis in thi. Nicinity.
Ernrsi Buruhsm and Sif~ have Ni.iis,i
10 John Wilson's The past week. The
marriage - Mr.. n. brother, Bennett
~truut. FORMERLY 20 sweden. aud Mi.
sarah Wentworth. % Rriigton, took
placv az ~. home "a Mr.. ani Mr.. Harm
ham frs day. ago. II Was very
plra.anf AFFAIR NJ. and Mr.. :. have
ths t.r.t " ishe. ~ their frisnds in this
so,tiuu.
Edgar Tower D. hauling ash timber
from hi. hons place O. RroSn 4 Co.
North Briigtuu. IL l. assisir'i by u.
n Knight
Nj. lillian kue,lani, II Lowell ten
trv. ,lo.svl ,ery profitable term 81
.rhool % Mvhtrf's Corner N-vk before
la.t. Mi. n. .. considered one ~ oar
t..f trtghFrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
nIaEIEID-

". N. fainter has finished hauling
blrkh aud IL finishing up Lyman Geteh-
ell. poplar job In Carthage.
Mr.. Murch l. able 10 be out again.
Holland a Marsh are booming the
f,our and grain business.
N 4. rumorrd that Dlxfield will call
special town meeting and bond the town
debt. This IL the only sensible thing to
BE- done.
The spool mill ls running night and
day full force. Last week they receiv-
er fifteeu thousand gross In special or
ders. a..
Asa rogg has moved to Gllbertville.
John Downs will soon move to Garth
age.
he Dixheid Dramatic Club has pur-
chased and placed In Music Hall new
scenery, and viii present the drama,
"NeIshbor lakewood" saturday. and
Monday ss Canton Point.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
PORTER.

Our term 81 winter school closed on
Thursday last, Mr.. A. II. Mason teacher.
Mr.. Mason IL an old experienced teacher
and this !. Ill. .lxty-hffh term Of school
which he has taught snd his schools have
always been success. This has been a
very profitable term % the scholars.
Mr.. Mason had q class In penmsnshlp
and being teacher of penmsnshlp hi.
class made fine Improvement. ~ the
ciose Of the school he. had = committee to
examine the books aud three prizes for
the three that had made the mcst Inn
proyement. The committee chosen were
Mr.. I. l.. French. Capt. James French,
and Mlss Eva Rice. After examining
the books the committee AWARDED Els
worth SAWYER the first prize, Lizzie Page
the second and Minnie Ellis thIni. IL
would be for the benefit OF the district
{, secure the services Of Mr.. Mason for
the coming year.
Your correspondent Il having q serious
time with salt rheum and erysIpelss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
THE SECRET OUT

Why Bcll'. -ar.apsnlla 1. .old for ~
cent. while all other. cost from IS cent.
To- .l.co.
IL employ. no travelling "boomer., {"
AMI hs. no stock companle. 20 pay div
lslend. Ia. II has NO flake arrangement"
~ guaranteeing" to cure everything,
bat II !. popular remedy al porrLAR
PHicE--a PrRI BLOOD ToSIc prepared
from IoOT., B,RKs, ANp FLOWERS.
Just the medicine one need. Ia the
>rHiNG MoNrn. 60 give health and
strength aud what thousand. have sald
!. the Brsr PREPARATION put up under
the name ~ >,RsAFARILLA.
Mr., q. a. Ansn. -. Dover. Ne. .ay.-"I
csaii NJ i've ~iihsai H. have ass.i ..,erai
y,sF. Coz Heart rrvahls. weakness. ant CatArrh
sith m -, rr-uh.." NJ. Hartford fon.i. an OBJ
vtirsi msrhAht - hshsor ssys.-"I sursr~i
years With .iss hsa lsshs almost every wssl AZ
isF tAlins Bsir. ,Ar.apsrlls . shor tine "a.
cufri AMI have ~, hal an attaek Zoe thr,s years"
Mr.. q, " ublsu. - -. n-idinsisa. Ne
riis..-i have taken Ilslr. sar-.psnla ths pr,.
cot sinisF for DysIsp.iA siih mo-, tsnsasial
rc.ut.
%. 90, fail 90 s,.. % . TRIAL.
Sold Everywhere at SO Gents.
\. ". ROBINSON, IT.. Apotheoary. Proprietor.
bahsor. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
nTAAAQk

George 4. Daley, % Burnham a Nor
rill. Portland. Il Ia town.
There Va. q dane. NJ Old Fellow.
Hall Thursday night. An c,ccllen,
oyster supper WAS served At the Bsrtlett
House.
silver Lodge, Daughter. ~ Rehekah,
l. doing an unusual amount ~ Work.
AZ the school meeting March sth, \.
4. Merrill va. chosen agent. Voted Ia
employ two teachers for the thr-e terms.
Voted 10 supply both school room. With
Inside blinds.
Fireman ~anborn has visited his broth
er. VIII. Ssnborn, postmaster NJ spring
vale.
q. n. Mcintlr- and N. y. Blakc have
returned with ~ horse. from otl.neli
wher, they have been numbering.
4. v. Bennett gcc. Ia Boston newt
week fcr the summer. Gcorg. circuit
carrie. on hl. farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18

Nj. Nellie castle IA. returned home
frum ,arthagv where .he IA. bccn AZ
work
They hay, adiourn~i thsir lycvum' In
thi. place till heat fall.
Ilir lslie.' srWing s"vieiy met WIN
Mr.. william u. Bent ou the 18th.
Henry Knight has cummenc-i on hl.
stable. IT, IA. got the has"meni framed
ani az. Ilr IA. bougm the rubber
ruahus o. put uu o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
noaYs sucsyitlp

Vi. Blckn.ll hal the misfortune e.
lo.s a colt last saturday.
I.nclu. Record and D. u. Head had
horse. grt through the foor beat are all
right now.
Prayer meeting. At Mr.. Emery. thrs
time. Per week.
%. II. Warren !. drawing pine for D.
II, Austin.
". u. Mason la. bccD ou the .lck lit
for the past week.
A.aph ani Nell Churchill arr work
Ing up r.. Monk. woolpllc.
\. ". spauldlng I. drawing wood "a
Buckfield aud exchanging u for dressing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
nUwnv

samuel E,mc. ~ this town Who NIL
- as In April was out to town meeting
IN. distance he hal to rile was over
thru. mile, and q. II wlli BE- rrmrmb-r'
I'll, a.. dav ~. very windy an1 cold.
The old g.ntlem,n stlll take. an active
Interest In town ar,irs and leaks ne
though he might h. COOL for one Prr.i'
Dental campaign ~ least.
Some 81 the logging Grew. have brok'
en- up, hut the most ~ them continue Ga
operate.
The weather has turned .ofi again and
N n continue. viii .opn give "a. hard
shedding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
EASr pIRu

18th Babb ha. bosgh, a thrcc-year-old
heller Il NJ. Hall
smith ~ Hanover, has moNssl hls blrch
machinery dnWn o. farrar's mill anu
rommrnr,si O. saW birch. They have
hauled IA about ciD corls.
n. N. Hosard will commsnce Ia saN
hlr,h neNt Monday. lie has got about
- rori.. It, Will employ about q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
GIlIAD

We are having q weck " very loft
weather snd Il look. "a though wc shoull
loo. our shedding.
Mr.. staples IL Canton who u logging
up wild River Ia. some D1,uD spruce
all yaried ani has twelve two hors"
team. drawing To the river.
Frank Farwell die,l In BOSTON on the
l.ih inst. whcrr be- has bccn Tor his
health. Also In TIL. town George q.
Chapman agci N years. Mr. 4. Vas an
old resident herr and wa. very highly
respected and will h. greatly missed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-18
EAST eRoWNFielo.

Thanks To the editor Of the Home
makers column for hints on bsgs.
when We have our bag sale she shall be-
remembered.
The circle at &. ID. Fessenden's on the
i2ih Was q great success both financially
aud ne To numbers. Meets In two weeks
With Miss Maria Mansfield.
The box supper given by the klng's
Daughters at Mr.. fe.senden's on the 9Th
WAS new feature for entertainment
With us. and WAS decided success.
The W. q. r. u. held their monthly
meeting on the 18th aud are planning
for little entertainment 10 raise funds
for their work. The State work OF this
society IL prospecting n never before.
wish that Oxford County could share.
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ns circle "Wednesday evening u ~
,...-f..I Al. snf q IN he.t entertainments
"a ..r,v orgauiFatlon. fhs prugpm
ga. r41.tlt musical. The music consisi-
..- % .a'as. iafts. miNc,l quartcttcs AMI
90. rusHtttr.. 40 hy home talent.
U,. election. wvrr al well rendered
.rIr'ea.ug. as wvrv The rcadings With
.fth ths rrugram vas dlVer.ih.i
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SION.

John whitaker I. At home foe a short
time.
we.i.y Emerson hs. .lx team. haul
Ing birch to the mill.
Olien Charlie. I. gaining slowly.
Mr.. Marihs Barruws u Waiting her
.on q. u. Bsrrow., sni also hi. dsugh'
ter Alice.
rcrley Morrison 4. visiting friend. Ia
~aco.
Mr.. Jane. harrington Of Portland Il
In town.
Mrs. Gle, mother ~ Jane. Giles,
IA. found dad In the frr place Monday
night.
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aaOWNglIlD

The roads arr almost impsssable In
some placc. on account 20 the present
thaw.
Walter Durgin and Clinton Cole, for
mrrly resident. % this town, arr visiting
friends In town.
Ml.s Bs.sis Emmons l. home FROM
Dsnvcr.. wherc .he !. attending school.
She has = short vacation.
Mr.. VI. Little has rrturD~i FROM Fort.
land wh.rr .he has bccn Visiting her
husband. Martin Little.
John MacItoual has swappri an old
black hor.c Tor pair % s;ecrs. TAsy
a. A. Aas tlsHf u~fll
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49,. stephen Rove died quite sudden
.I .. mn. Isfh iu.t. of hrmorrhacv ~ che
..mI.E Nr. Rose vas an rstimahlr
e.m.u 1uI worthy mrmhsf q thr
Methodist .hsr,h iirf funeral oocurr,,i
.r trf fUh. o., lu.lry \. bean con-
al. ... fLr .Fr,Ic,s.
r.. probable that ths ugV mill uill
Pa. ..#.af.l Nav Tt
l...uf ,uis D. having Ioiat".. and
I.IH. it Uruf. IFr bushsl. These arr
......I FL. Is NJ T,mpls 40 lesi teton.
~.I.-.. more lu.iu.tri-. arr reported
FL. 'H.. rhts Ihyrv all snuu D. a
.. f.. H.Hf HHum
NJ NJ llHfh1Uay hnds hi husinrss in-
....... ri. fhr sNtrut that NAV uhligv
f" f. ...tr.r hI. .iory this spriug.
a. ~ M ,rugkrtt intend. nisiug thr
.' .f I.. lHlsr aud making u tvo
.--.. i.h beside. making either im-
.........f.
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ROxBuRY.

We had q very harmonious town meet.
Ing the nth. The financial standing Of
the town give. general satisfaction.
Hugh Mcinnis and the Penley roys are
drawing logs Ia the Jaw MILL In Mexico
for Charlie. bartlett from Bartlett's land.
FOSTER a Marbles men are pushing
business aud the prospect l. that the logs
will all be brought out Ia the river.