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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
eucke,Clp.

The transition from winter to spring
II siow hut sure-slnsh rules the present
hour--the mud period Il on the pro-
gramme.
Therv aw always few who are never
ready for change Ia the seasons. or for
whom the seasons are never long enough.
They DO not wake up Ia the fact that
the seasons are limited I'LL near their
rlo.e, then their work PUSHES THEM
'.Once behind, always behind"
Henry Nulty, superintendent 81 the
corn factory. says n few more acre. viii
he accepted and then the books will he
closed.
Atwood. spauldlng 4 CO., are the only
agents for bradley. Phosphate Ia TIL.
vicinity. When YOU get "bpdley" YOU
are SURE. Other. purporting Ia h. ne good
as Bradley's are an experiment, aud an
experiment that may co.t the years
crop.
The Baptist society are preparing for
an Easter service next sunday forenoon
ut their church.
Miner Tarrar of Boston Who was quit.
seriously injured by horse al Mechanic
Falls TIL. winter wa. In town iss, week
nearly recovered.
Dr. q. n. Childs, AZ middlc-min, eN-
changed horse. last week With your
south Backheli correspondent - any
thing to distribute the surplus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Friend Judkin. 20 Norway has made
"a another pleasant call. HE wound y.
be.lsi. Thi. time he had With him a
beautiful specimen of the Upton mos,
~, healing virtue. ~ whlch were meO-
ti,n.,I = fvU weeks ago. II seem. To he
. ~ ..thinr of life They have way
~ .p.llIng h usrss. lie IA. taken thi.
.,.,.imsu 10 Vi.li al. friends In North
NorWaV, aud was returning 10 UPON
thinking Il had letter enjoy for VINE
m. nativ. sou. Hut he expects Ia rap q
lifelong benefit from thi. enlargement
..~o mote Il b."
rug.ns ani Luclan Andrews started
MoDisy morning for Andoyer. Mass, Va
~oFk a house carpentering for Bfainsru
Cummings.
Tr.in Ilecklrr. Who has bscn at work
ia Intervals. y. a.. l. al hi. fstilrr :,
George ". l.eckler'.. for q Tea dsys'
viii soon return IA inieissie-
Mr.. Abel Andrews has gone 10 spend
. week OF more with frisnds In Lo'eli
and stow.
Mrs. D.. W. Wheeler IL sgain on the
sick list.
A telegram Tuesday brought to Mrs.
Ly,Il. Poster the sad intelligence OF the
Je,th OF her eldest son, Of Merrimac,
uass. lie VA. a worthy uasn.
Iumbsrmen are yet doing good bush
ness. -. 4.
Amo. Barker Ia. been quite sick; IL
improving slowly.
II. A. Cummings ol,ie.t son has been
.n.ndinr A week al North Paris, al me-
rr.ndfafher's, ~. 4. fa~rsnees:
Nj. Anna n. Cummings visited hef
cousins AZ West Paris Thursday.
A festival and pastry supper 81 Grange
Hall Friday evening. ,s.
The prospesss OF The snnse sfs o0s"
saing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
GREENWOOD

Your scribe sacccclei In reaching
home after a fyc weeks absence, where
n. /. atherri q few Item. for future use.
Esport says that the Greenwood man
Who slops,l With another mans wife has
left al. own wife and two little boys on
al. farm, aud that the runaway woman
I. at work az >helburne, y. III. We adj
Wee both Of these folks "a 90 back la
their homes, confess. prodlgal Ike. and
try little harder In future Ia behave
themselves.
An. uIck.' health l. az poor thi.
winter that be does but little beside hi.
chores. IIis son Newell has been worse
again and had the doctor. III. diseased
ankle I. no better.
4. =. brooks has been troubled with
tumor In al. siic for number ~ years.
II I. nov larger than hens egg and be
think. 81 having u removed TIL. spring.
One ~ hi. fiye-year-old oxen that ilad
been falling up for some time died last
week.
John Robin. has hired out Ia Nathan
MIllett Of Norway, where he worked
last season.
Leon Brock. Ia. engaged To work for
u. !. Libby Of Woodstock.
We had the first taste 81 maple syrup
last saturday. y. l.. Durham has tap
pei about 81 trees. but We oplne they
are not doing much thus far thi. week.
And here !. little Incident 10 which
humor aud .olemnlty got somewhat mix
ell: A woman died In rather poor cir
cum.iance., and soon one ~ the neigh
bor., Mrs. L., started out Ia procure
fund. for q burial robe. The first man
interviewed wa. Mr.. blank, Who !. not
81 much noted for piety AZ ecceniricity::
on hearing her story. Mr.. u. Inquired
how much the garment Ia question would
cost. about 81 for long robe, while
a short one can be had for considerably
lees, perhap. for 81" VA. the reply.
Mr.. n. drew hi pockctbook and handed
her A As bill. with the remark; "iIerc,
take this and buy the fret Kind mention
Ell; I don't want Ca meet that woman In
heaven with q short robe on
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sours Bucsritlp.

How frail I. the tenure 81 lifr' To-
day We mingls With oar fcllow'men, par
tlclpatr la the riyalrie. aud the struggle.
IL earthly life. imbue,l With all the am
bliion. that animate humanity. ro-mot-
row m,yhap We have passed beyond
the ken ~ mortal Si.lon-lcft FOREVER
an. f,miIl,r SCENE. ~ earth life. III
man die, shall be- live AGAIN.
America u. Henson will continue Ia
have charge during the season 81 the
three yeir-old stallion, son ~ George
Logan, dam by Dom Pedro, owned by
Eugene Fletcher ~ south Paris. sl3.O
10 warrant. Everybody" say. thi. !.
the be.t thrcc-ycir-oh colt they ever
cav. II take. M connOiscur Ia detect
al. royal liniament.. lie travel. With
the ea.. and agility ~ q master 81 the
turf, aud 4. exhibiting -p--d With hand
ling. Bi.hop. the New York horse buy
er, offered 500 for him In the winter 10
~, .aylng he va. the best ycarllng be
ever .iw, and that BE- had rather have
him than a horse that could tro, In ~.
N. u. Daycc uses him With hi. nnc Hon
ner mari, Intending Ia raise an early colt.
Elisha Howard Ia. refused 500 Tor
thrcs-yeaT-old Prescott colt out OF the
dam ~ BLACK Nathan.
Nelghbor Jason says pedigree !.
myth. aud swear. by individual merit.
II l. proposed to buy q yoke II oxen
aud some COW. for the town farm, aud
Ia resume farming.
I,ennie Gerri.h Il proving very pop
ular Ia the meat market, and reports
Increasing business.
Albert shaw I. .apping for \. q. Rob
ert..
Henry q. shaw has bought q French
horse 81 Jonas Edwards.
The writer ha. traded for the stanley
BI.bee mare with George VI. Atwood,
senior editor ~ the Democrat.
AZ the school meeting At the East the
anti. won. Virgil T.. DeCosisr receiving
~ votes aud Henry u. forbe. III, for
school agent.
We make bold tn ask the Democrat
their authority for changing pronuncia-
tlon Ia ''pronoanciation," q. appears In
south iIuckficld's last weeks items.
Gaiu. Morrill, has sold hls oxen To Ben-
ME Gerri.h.
South IIuckheld should betray no ones
confidence, much les. that of his esteem
ed brother. q. II. D., but should not
member. Of the brigade have higher a.
pIrailon. than hankering after crow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
aeYArt

The ladies' Club Benefit st the Con-
rregationai vestry, Tuesday evening
last was decided sucsess. The enter
taInment consisted of readings, music,
etc. Cake aud Ice eram WAS served, aud
. good suni realls~i.
y. ". jordan. % Auburn. was herr
last week looking over the ground and
making estimates for the isetlel Water
Company. This company provides
twenty-fiye hydrsnts located within the
limits II the village corporation, aud
furnishes q water supply Tor IRE purpos-
e.. The village corporation pays an an-
nual rental of thlrty-two dollars Tor each
hydrant, or eight hundred dollars per
year for the Twenty-Five. AMER an effect
I've lire sy.iem IL established those living
Ia the village corporation Will obtain In
.urance at enough better rates Ia com.
pensate for the extra taxation ou ac-
count 10 hydrsnt service.
Edmonds, the magician, gave an enter
tsinment at Ideal Hall an Friday evening
last, aud another saturday evening.
Prlsc- were distributed with great libsr-
aliiy a. ticket buyers. Quite q large
number attended, aud some quite vaiu-
adj. article. were revived ne prizes fri-
day night. lie also appears on Monday
evening.
The new library and reading room at
the academy I. nov open. aud friend. III
the school arr invited Ia call and acc the
convenient arrangements. III. pupils
nov have two lIo-ton daily paper., two
Oxford County papers, Ilarpcr's Weekly,
educational, literary aud scientific jour.
nails. We take thl. opportunity Ia thank
those whose generosity has placed these
papers aud magazines In our reading
rOom. The student. will give ''craSy
supper" ani entertainment for the bene-
III ~ the hilary, Thursday, April 10. o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
WEST PARIS

1. l. Dunham returned to Bate. Col
lege. tuesday.
Mrs. ilxsle Carlton. ". D.. of Boston.
Mass, MAS IN town Friday.
J. ". Gsmsdell has been having quite
= severe time With biz lungs az bronchial
tahss. lie Il unable Ia attend Ia al.
business, bu, hls strength !. rapidly ~
turulag. n nothing new ocars hs will
sooa h. cut again.
Golden Rule L.ige I. ~. Of a.. r. have
. sugar Par,y amer lodge next Thursday
syeuing. All tho members 10 the lodge
are rgursiesl Co ~ present.
Ednonds, the magician. gives enter
tslnments IN Dunham's Hall. Monday.
Tuesday aai "wednesday evening. March
jist, April 1t, sni.
Th- Changers AMI same IL their friends
spent a pleasant evening In Centennial
iiali, frlsisy evening. The box supper
Wa- .nccessfai la The usual WAY of max
Ing s"me lsughable mstshes.
Ncssrs. Parsons q Coils of Canton are
painting the Rate. house.
e. n. tane ship. quite lot of corn
AMI neal Ia Rumtorl and Ando,er.
The box supper by West Paris Grange.
Friday evening. was = sncc~ss. \ good
house anil an enioyahle time. notwlih-
standing thu weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Now come the good zap day..
Daniel adams, ~. v. EdSarls and ;.
l.. plummrr have r~~ntly purchase'i
eyaporator., manufactured by Charlie.
". white ~ O.slp~- Valley. y. u.
which bid fair a. D. a good thing.
John Wilson ani Wife have rrccnily
Waited their brother. DR.. Charlie. u. VII
.on ~ East Hiram.
oven Dcmcriit and frrd clark ~
ilethel. visited AZ Mr.. u. II. Halt. last
werk.
Mr.. u. ~. woolbury !. With her
mother. Mr.. Head II Lowell ,entfr'
Who Z. not expected Co live.
Alice l.. Perry has b-cn obliged Ia
leave .chool AZ North Iiriigton on az
count 81 M health.
Mr.. and Mr.. samuel flummrf have
Iu., N.itei AZ =. D. rlummcr'. ~ south
Paris, aud Dr. q. l.. IKE. IL Norway.
Mis- Mary \. riummer !. ai North
Bfhlgton visiting friends.
John ani E,,cn FLINT With their sister.
Lillian aud Ida, arr with friend. In
Bo.ton, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
CANTON.

Roy Packard cut HE ankle quite se.
vercly last week.
d. VI. Foster has sold another nice colt
10 New York parties.
There will be an Easter concert SUN.
day evening. April Q, st the unlversalls'
church.
Miss Maud Douglass Of the Oxford
Democrat otilce is spending . few days
vacation la town.
Prof. u. J. Condor of Tcmpleton,
Msss.. agent for barnes Publishing Co.,
Was In town wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
eRveBuR0.

Mrs. NJ. A. Osgcod. Of Gorham, n. H..
came to Miss ". G. O.gccd's Saturday
March ri.
Miss Emma 0sgood u very feeble.
iohn Locke, Jr., wss Ia town Sunday
ne hi. family are nj his fathers.
Messr.. Norman and Lyman Charles
have Dissolved partnership, the forne'
continuing the business.
Rev. Asoa Be,iee of Apjo,-r semi.
nary preached at the Congregational
ehunch on SUNDAY. Mr.. iIedee IL {
nephew % Mr.. Joseph McGsfIey. for
mer principal of the academy.
4. l.. =. 4. met March stth, With Miss
4. ~. Hastings.
Monday WAS the s5th birthday of Mrs.
Cobb, Mrs. Hastings mother. u wa'
commemorate,i by Sisit from her great
grandson. Warren Hastings.
Maple syrup u coming Into the market
Ina abundance.
Mr.. q. W. ilcarn, operator for Handy,
photographer, 10 Boston. has been herr
the past w-ek taking the class picture.
for the graduating class.
Mr.. susan Tucker came hack on Tues
day FROM her ,lslt Ia Massachusetts.
Mls- Maria Edgecomb 81 Near Falls
has been at Mrs. iIeaii's for few days.
Mis- Mary Davis ~ Conway, Who Ia.
BEEN teaching st Gray during the winter,
made a abort visit here the past week
also Mis- Bertle shaw ~ bartlett.
Col. ani Mrs. y. 4. harrington have
bern Waiting :. ". life.
VIII Morgan u spending his vacation
herr anil with the family In Portland.
There was an entertainment al the
swcirnhorgian church on Thur.day
evening.
Mis- Mary Bsrrws aud a fcllow--,u.
dent at Wellesley, Mis- Carrie frost 1T
Emporia, Nan, came HON. on Friday.
Randolph Howe u la Guilfcrd, Maine.
Tho class ~ - gave q very pleasant
.ociablc Ia the school and other. on
Tuesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
FAST SUMNER

\ special town meeting was held ON
Monday aud the vote passed. at Oh" an
nual mc-ting 10 r-iair the highway. by
a money tan ~. rvscindei and s!,Un
Nas Noici Ia b. rai.cl and expended by
highway labor. There sas full attend
ancc anh much Interest manifested.
Rev. II. D. Lawrence 10 icfcrsoa, a
ncphsw II Elder Lawrence Who formerly
hborci herr, preached at the bap,ls,
church CA SUNDAY.
The Young ladics are proposing Ia play
"Ret-cca'. Triumph" er long. The
eat 10 character. !. composs'i entirely
II females, and the play ~ill be Of
Interest.
Me. jennie >tstson I. attending the
Normal SChool at Pennington thl.
spring.
The frrc high school n thi. place has
nearly forty-hSe pupils, and a profitable
term !. pr~iiciei under the care 81 Mr.
\. u. Park, a succ-..f,ll ani experienced
Instructor.
Maple sweets have arrived.
SIpstN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
DENMARK

George Barnham ~as In town last
a"rs tan making In his corn shop i
.tmIuurily suspended for want of TN.
lhFy have contracted for 80 acres 81
serrt corn.
Tie citizens here think of pstitioning
Ihr governor o. appoint q special con-
Stable o. ruforcs the liquor law.
funk 4. Beunstt has taken the con-
Tract % Buruham A Morrill, to make The
raus 40 The Harrison corn shop. lie has
'erarei hosrd foe himself and vile and
WI leave hsre tomorrow.
NJ ihsver. % south Paris. and some
h"rsrmeu from w0lft.oro. y. H., are Ia
'osn cooking for horses.
James y. Lord. postmaster az West
irumsrs, IA. moved the Office Ia the
,,.siience ~ L. l.. Grover and appointed
w. 1roNer postal clerk.
Ieorgv ". Walker ~ IIaverhlll. Mass,
. Visiting biz p.euts and other relatives
- toxn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
MISr RrInII.

Mr.. and Mr.. rranci. Barker both are
both very sick, r-gairing two watchers
every night. lgc and intrmitle- I've
heavy Ia the haltncc ~ life IN their case.
Mr.. Mellen Mason In Gilcah Lost hi
teol hoase anil shop hy frc last Monday.
\ nelghi.or rame In o. 10 little black
smlthing, when plecc or scale of hot
iron drppr-i through IN. fioor and .-i
IRE o. -esdoS hsV that Nas used Ia pack
10 IN. Mr.. VI. bot good set 20 carpen-
tsf tenls.
We learn that the pine grove near the
depot has te-n purchased by Mr.. Z. 4.
Chapman, "a Milwaukrc. Wis, anil will
D. preserved from the lumherman's an.
eur farmers have purvhsss,i over 10
hushsls II fc,si of q. n. Cumming. a
>ous. Norway, during the winter. II 4.
landed az cur station Zoe smaller agurcs
than our dralsrs furnish u.
\ fock - English sparrovs live In our
village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
nEBRON

The storm aud had travelling caused a
small ATTENDANCE at church Sunday.
There arr had cold. about and many
nearly sick With them.
Prof 4. y. MoO,ly, With Mi.. Made
and Master Prank. arr spending the week
Nth Mr.. Moody.
Charlie. A. Dodge u at Rev. 4. u.
Haricn'.. bat will return 90 colby thu.
week.
Ml. Winnie Harden IN. been quite
lick for two weeks.
We have received a programme of a
convert held herr Thursday evening. but
have becu unable 10 learn anything def
mite about Il. Marie Ware iaughion,
elocuiionist. lewiston, MI. LIME
Brown. solois;. Portland, Me. Flora
iaughton. pianist, Auburn. The enter
tainment VA. followed by Ice cream and
cake. Iumor say. Il was for the benefit
of the senior cla.s.
Maple syrup Il the prevailing business
lu.t nov. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
FAST WATERFORD.

Ml.. Louie Brown has been engaged
Ia teach the summer term Ia this de
trict.
George 4. Miller. wife aud thrcs
children have gone Ca ilar,land Ia spend
q fortnight With Mrs.. Mlllsr's parents
leaving their place Ina charge of Jerry
Brackett aud Mis-. Ella Poster.
CT. Ame.' engine did no, prove Ia b.
what he ordered. liz I. unable Ia use u
In nj. business, and has notified the New
York firm to .cni for IL. lie Il undecii'
I'll about getting another.
Henry Young and Clarence hllgor,
arr on Temple lIlll saving wood with
horse power.
!,lbcr, u. Bean. wife Ia. young sou,
born the Eth.
ori. Haskell ha. gone TO Newry "a
work for Haskell a Rolfe.
Zsbalon Abbott Loot q COW not long
since.
Mr.. Irving Hutchinson u STAYING al
her fathers, Cyrus Mills, for time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

hoR1A auckElElp.

Head BROTHERS are clearing their mill
yard Of lumber quite fast.
Lauren A. Keen has moved Ia East
sumner.
Philip Mason and wife Of Paris were
at J. T.. Heads last week.
The great sensation of the week Was z
horse trot between A. u. Pearson, with
q four-year-old colt, and hls wife, With
their work horse. They were pretty
we'll matched, but A. q. started ahead
and came out ahead. IlIs wife says II
she had started ahead she would have
beaten.
n. r. Head has sold . two-year-old
colt 20 Charles Oldham.
Charles flagg has hired out To Harry
Buck for ave mouths.
WIN Bisbee y Ct work Tor Nr. Daniel
Rnsssll q eooG,x.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-E cones OF rrE WEEK ~ AL
Sections OF T-G COUNTY
RyvroRo CENTRE

RJNFORD CENTRE.
h..f ..Nf1-fss f~r.ons gathered al
u 20 Mr augustus hnighi We'd
...... .,tu.us. thF l'th. for The purpo-e
..s.. their pastor, Rev. Mr. Han
..t... . I.ulfiHu Mr. huigm has al
.... ...r kussu fur hi. generous boz
.. GOD usa that D. htd just hnish-
on .f fhr is..t huusr. o. D. fuund ln
.... u... travelling up or down The
-slH. h.. frirni. a. also The
I.... e,rr glad o. D. prrseut. \ most
H'.r Time va. the rrsglt. some
F.r. given the pastor.
Me. ANhir Thompson l. ~ home and
H.utIu ihruurh he summer.
N waldo rruengIll Q. finishing and
< 'hr Mr.. Jackson house. NJ.
ii.. Elrgr.. viii oCcupy it shen con-
T"HI
i- Wing % Ditkvile had tvo finger.
s.s.. ~ while vurkiag ou q strip ssN
H '.. .tslm mill here.
Nj. q D. Jackson has returu-i FROM
I.r.nl, beat not much improved In
t.fI
l.- NHlro.coggiu >.,cisl club cleared
If 81 frum thsir last Effort. \
I.-.ir' .,eniug vuloymeut Sas passed
.' Won = kimhairs
N.l Tru.t 0. making his mother a
SHIRT visit
Me-. r.. e.. Dolloff i M better. We
Ha"f m auy one in town has eNpeftenced
H.r1 'uferiug than she.
'.r.f.suhls amusement Nss created
On. h.t week over a horse trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
MASON.

We had little more snow last night
Ia oil the roads. There Il about two
feet of snow In the woods, but some bare
spots In the road To West Bethel.
A. q. Love 1. some better and with
proper care he will soon be out again.
lie has a very hard time.
Miss Nellie Bean Was at Berlin last
week taking care of her sister, Mrs.
Clara 4. Mason, who IL very sick.
:. q. Grover has flushed hauling y.
q. Mills poplar.
Bert Liitleheld spent last sabbath In
town.
Our school commenced Monday. Mi..
NJ. y. Barker, teacher. She came Ia ne
highly recommended and = first elias.
school IL anticipated. She IL the elder
daughter Of County Commissioner John
BARKER, Bethel.
AZ April approaches the crows come la
fiocks 10 Mason, and their cheerful cav,
cav. Il music 10
q. II. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01

Wills Tarriugtou ~ Hanger l. visit
ing friend. la >ioN aud Chatham.
Me.tun aud Uline. arr around bulin
cattle fur Bfighiou marist.
We.lcy Emerson has hnish.d hauling
hirCh.
me- losrvr- are nearly all done.
The rutf- are bad.
Mr.. Eili. AnirvNs l. very SICK.
Gcnie Eastman i away al work.
Alice BarroNs has returuc,i Ca fryr-
burg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
WEST SUMNER

Mr.. ". T.. Lombard preached his fare
well sermon az the Baptist church the
III. IL Ia. given excellent .sti.fac-
tIon "a the church aud people generally,
aud will ever b. welcomed among u.
lie visited hi. mother AZ Turner before
returning Ia Colby the sJth.
4 town meeting was called the ?iih,
and after resembling the vote taken at
the annual meeting, whereby 81 200 cash
va. voted for repair. 81 highways and
bridges, s2.OrO la labor tax for repair.
on road. and bridges was voted. IL u
not thought the selectmen have author
hy "a appoint surveyor. In place of COM
missionsrs first chosen, and the question
l., what's Ia L. dones
IA. 4. Bowker'. auction Wa. largely
attended, the 25th. Mr.. Bowker's r.
moyal frum the hotel Il universally re-
gr,ttsd. not only by the travelling pub
IL bat the whole village and townspeo-
pie.
4. N. wetherbee's (.pelled correctly
household good. are on hand, waiting
"a be placed the first Of April. on the
/ arrival of the family.
Hanno Cushman. wife and child, Of
lfN aut Ioul. tt.Nft ui- kiahbis'N''
Gen. q. W. Cu.hman, and Wife, few
dsy. since. The general IL In his nine
tleth year, being Kindly cared for by the
family ~ OTIS West, whose wife IL
daughter.
Lieut.. q. l.. y. Howe, the temperance
orator. {. visiting relative. In TIL. hi.
native town.
Prof q. II. stetson. Of Exeter. n. H.,
\. At his home for short time.
Charles Andrews, hotel keeper nj VIII
ton. called on friends about town recent
In, visiting relatives In Paris.
h. y. Chase Of Buckiield MAS In town
| the 9Th.
Mrs.. Mary Churchill IL with friends
about the village, before returning to
Mechanic Falls.
Mis-. Neftie Honey of Paris IL work
ing for Miss Olive Head on sumner Hill.
IL. y. Colby aud l.. T.. Pulsifer were
home from Hebron over the sabbath.
II. VI. Chandler, formerly Of sumner,
l. reported In the last stages OF con-
sumption at Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-01
OspORD

Eev. M. Scarlc. preached temper.
incc sermon by request Of the sons 81
Temperance.
\ fair. with music. reading, ublcauN.
cic.. with an antiquarian supper, was
held "Wednesday evening by the division
90 Sou. 20 Temperance AZ the W. l..
,estry. The Object was Ia faiss fund.
foe an organ for the usc 20 the division
Vernon ani Ellsworth Webbcr wcrr
loading saNdu.t at Poland for their ics'
hous-. " hen their horse. werr frighiensNi
by whistle. They wcrv both quite
badly hurt. bat are noS Improving.
\ .rhool meeting "a. held Ia dl.trict
No !. Monday evening. ". ". farri.
80. cho.sn agent. Alpha ksNsnough
clerk.
The ~aci-,y 81 Christian EndcaNor
hell praise meeting >un,lay evening.
with a large ATTENDANCE.
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q. \. Whitman Ia. lccn chosen school
agent In the whitman district.
Mr.. Charles IIlll died the I'll Inst,
after ..ycrv lllnes.. IA. ~as q young
woman we'll liked In the community for
the few year. that this place had bern
her home. Kind friend. ani member.
10 Christopher lake commsniery have
watched over her Tor all these week. II
suffering. Her husband Ia. the sym
paihy IN thl. sad hour ~ all, .nd may
loving hands care for these motherlc..
Children.
A.D. Bryant will .cll hl. farm aud
farming tool. AZ auction March -. lie
intends "a lU,atc AZ frr-port.
Dr. y. I. IIrackctt was called Tuesday
Ia attend an injured horse Owned by W.
". stevens. al Rumfonl.
work on the new MILL !. progressing
finely.
4. D.. iIcrrick. E.q., aud the county
attorney we're In town "wednesday.
Tie village school m-"tlng apPolnied
for choosing an agent aud clerk viii
meet az the school house Tuesday even
Ing. April I.
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Au.iin Nc Nllistsr has novel hack ou
O. th- farm known a. the wcntSofih
farm.
Mr.. Prank NJ Nllisi-r i Improving.
David MrNuisisr has hauled l0n cori'
- hiryh ani poplar The past Ninter hh
a pair 20 hruncp.. The pair Will nui
weigh over 49,.
Mm. I. Goodwin has moved Into the
l. \. IVAN. huuss.
n. ~. Hrusn has novel from Alhsny
ou o. li. placr. IL intsnd. a. Work fof
Rurnhim a clark and drive hack and
forth night sni mnrulug.
~ Hsrtlctt's mill the night crvS has
pat iu their aVcragr $50 slaves Ia ten
huurs
Alhiuu ~iesrns l. Till Ca deCk la his
shop r,iiy o. attend o. the want. ~ All
" d. may give him a call.