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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
AERRNs

Mr.. Haurrofi. Nho li,vl With hrr
Isurhtrr. NJ. Randolph nuv.nwt--i,
sa. buri-,l ~uuil, afirruUun. Rev. :.
u. Eirhar,isrn sitrn,ic,i th@ funeral, AZ
fsr preaching hrrr iu the morning.
l:r, NJ ilsri'n preached f"r VI.
liirhtui.uu.
rruf No.i, ~ Nuhurn sI-ui ~uniaN
e iih Dr. muthrr
Iuniiu Nurrh. vho has h-~n a vOfk
10 ~tratfnri liDllue hts i.sn quite sick,
Hut 40 prr-sui writing d. better. "" h
stopping hi he unyle's, n VI. b'arv.s.
Em ReusDu came hornr sith him.
thsrr D. great deal - sicku~ss just
.ufsiis fr,,m hsrr AMI pr. puuham huds
200 o. can Geo. g., aud night.
Nj. Narthb Pratt continue. NrfN sick.
Tle funeral % hsr hruthst. Mr. Nidis"n
Pratt. vas fri,aN afternoon, after thr
tui,aIDf th, train. Mr.. Pratt and
Burhfrr. Eo.a. rrturn-i o. ih.ir homr
iu Ncs Work Tur.,is, Nj rait hat
man. frisud. here sui his death -
Uri.hi's disease va. great sh",k.
~chon' uI.uei rur.,lsy. iiiiN Nrfr
prr.rut "Wednesday morning aui many
morr arr vNI~,tr'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
WES1 nErAII

II isYcry .ickly With had cold. an,
.om@ ease. ~ Il grippe. NJ ease. have
pru,ci fatal 0r very sever thus far.
III. winter term At Ileth"l Academy
closet two weeks earlier than u other
vice would. th"rr were so MANY eases ri
sickness among the scholars. The spring
term !. to commence f.h. nth. Their,
will d. IN az morv scholars tn attend
frum thls plac-. some roOming At Beth
II. ani some boarding here AZ home and
going un the cars or on foot as th'
weather and travelling seem to require
The ambitious youth Who will walk four
az h,r mile. daily Ia attend school vii
lmpro,. hi. time aud make good use Of
hi. education after getting Il.
Nahum Mason frventlv spout few
d.y. II home With his family. lie I.
experimenting th~ building 81 bridge
scTv-. the Nndr~.coggin az iI~rlin' y.
~.
Laundering continuss very hri.k.
George \. Cru,rr !. getting cat timber
fof an addition a. hl. harm, which proves
b. I. thriving farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
EAST SUMNER.

Mr.. Abigail Robinson, wife Of A. j.
Robinson, dislocstei her Knee the other
DAY Nv simply attempting o. pat her
fo-t upon the stove hearth. >be l. q
lady advanced In wears and the llgam-nts
were doahtle-s weak.
a.. Wallace Hammond IA. gone a.
Hnmferd % work In dow.l min. lie
Formerly worked AZ the basines. st East
Sumner, and rrccntly Tor :. e.. Head.
Mr.. II. :. llihhari has rrtarucd from
q visit % Ellsworth. Her daughter,
Mr.. Paul. Formerly II Eliot. Ia. 49,
currd I.O.liion a. nurse In the Maine
General Hospital az Portland aud ccm-
mcncci GA the flr.i ~ February.
levi. >pauiilng l. engaged can,as.-
Ing Tor ">tanley's Adventures la AtriCa"
and meeting with goo'i .ucse-s.
Lots "a iC- MAS harvested last week
hy the ialrvmen.
About a dorm heavy team. are draw
ing Ia wccd for Lncius Packard 81 Nu-
hurn. SiogUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
PERU

Wilson ~tillman Nas out 10 the wuods
where h- |. logging IN search ~ smother
hor.., a. he hal broken the leg 20 one oi
al. bore. and had Ca .hoot IL. The neck
woke bruk- going on down grade and
l~t the .le'l on Ia the horse and brok" hl.
leg
The farmer. arr puttlng In their stock
20 ice.
Howard Turner. while helping \ u.
Walker cut lee. Slipped Into the pond,
bat they help.d him out .o there Va. no
damage done above vettlng.
4. Erne.t Austin w. Coa.ting down
a street IN. other day at school, De 81,
thrown on from hi. .lc'i and cut hl.
fac. quite badly 80 they had Ia help him
Into one ~ the nelghbor.' Ia dre.. hi.
wound.
J.E. Conant |. hauling poplar tn Can
ton.
". =. wyman and Wife have gone Ia
Ma.achu.et,. "a visit their son Wind
.or.
jane. VI. Cannon aud daughter have
gOn. Ia wsltham, Mass, to vl.li his
daughter.
Ernest Austin Ia. gone Ia Hebron Ia
attend the academy there.
Rev. Mr.. Long and family, 81 Canton,
are visiting In thi. place. lie preached
here last SUNDAY.
Almost every one !. .Ick with infuen'
"a.
Mr.. Cora Fletcher !. visiting nj her
mothers, Mrs. u. W. Knight, aud she
/. sick there with this bad cold.
school finished In district No. J on the
18th, under the instruction Of Mrs. Mar
ella Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
EAST WATERFORD.

The rrmain. ~ Rosie, sc,'ond daughter
20 >eN,ll .. and Ro.e Millctt. were
brought from Lisbon Ia the home II hcr
grandfather, T.. y. Haskell. Tuesday "a
H. Inferred Ia flmyalr Cemetery At
,outh Waterford. she was about ff'
teen year. ~ age and bright, intelll'
grnt gifl. Mr.. Millctt !. very III Will
pneumonia, the result ~ Ia grippe, al
her home In Lisbon.
Mi.s Louie brown !. attending school
AZ Bridgton Academy.
4. n. IIodgdon Nas call~l back "a
frrcpori last week, hi. uncle being
worse.
u. u. Pride. entire family arc down
with Ia grippe.
NJ .chOol thi. week. ME-. stuart la.
Ia grippe and there j. still much sick
nee. among the scholars.
Freeman Manson ha. moved Ia Nor
way.
stephen Loyejoy I. .ick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
coxeotino


Rev. r.. =. Gould, of Providence, II. l.,
preached In the Congregational church
Sunday, the 10th, and Will remain over
another sunday.
MI.s Helen Walker L. with Mrs. Fife
at present ne Miss Bennett IL with some
relatives.
DR.. John sweat IL visiting his sister
at the West. and Mrs. sweat Il boarding
at the Walker House.
Mrs.. n. q. souther IL spending . few
weeks NJ u. u. llarrows.
Passengers Ia snd FROM the railroad
are now well cared for, as the mall car.
ricr Ia. q covered sleigh and .omsiimes
two, AMI the horse car company have q
new two-hor.e car on runners, well
lighted and warmed.
The fourth lecture of the 4. J.. =. e..
course va. In the Congregational church
Thursday evening, given by Rev. u. T..
IiIilon. The subIcct Was The Orkney
AMI shetland Islands" and the lecture
was highly interesting as description
of Mr.. Ribbons own adventure. Ia tho.e
out ~ the way regions. lie exhibited
beautiful specimens of g,HHias shetland
shswl., yeIl., etc, anil other object. 81
interest.
Leland rcor, oi >cbago, was Ia the
village thl. week.
The Congregational Circle vas held
AZ ~. ,c.try on Friday evening With
supper aud illustrated readings.
The prevalent cold u siating and
every scholar was reported present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
GREENWOOD

Div. inche. % snow frll sunday night
and MONDAY for-noon. which would have
greatly impru,~l the .l~iding hal II not
hen for the high vini rnc.day which
M. about a. clustering q DAY ~ We
have had this winter.
Ia grippe I. nov 80 general about
herr that tho.e Who have not had or arr
no, having u ar the exception. \ let
ter frum the west part ~ the town To-
form. "a. that " !. Equally a. ~ Vie .pr-ad
thew, and in .umc cases accompanied
With pneumonla. W fatal results ~
ported. The writer has NO, had the
slightest touch IL " thus TAR, bat then
,herr I. time enough for u vet. lIr
came home lat saturday Ca fini hls hoy
pro.tratci With u aud Que ~ hi. neigh
lor. Kindly doing HI. choc.. At thl.
writing b. l. getting along veil.
III. Islands 20 Samoa h.ing often ~
f,fr,,i a., aud thinking that I"rhap.
.om-. ~ N. Democrat reader. may not
~, b. acquainted With their locaiion, ~
viii point them cut. Get your atlns and
turn io the map 20 oC-anlca, ani Ind the
isWh degrr~ ~ west longitude from
Greenwich. then run your eve down ID"
line abou, ~ dcgr-c. south ~ the -'Ius-
tor AMI YOU will com" a. group 81
Island. called NaVigstor.' l.lands; 80
,allcl originally ,-cause When hr.t dis-
covered the native. hal q large number
II t.ost. az canoes, With which they nav
igaici the nelghboring waters. The
term samoa !. native woul aud the
name by which the islands arr nov uni-
Nrf.allN known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
wusJ PERU.

Ru.lns.s IN. been lively the past week
Those that are we'll arr improving ~
ccllcnt shedding.
There arr quite q lot ~ sick folks, bu'
none arr dangerous a. vet.
Nil. Brrths wym,n of l.umfoni and
Mi. Parker ~ lIallovcll are visiting
friends In the village.
Thcrr I. quite stlr to-day getting
ready for the old folks concert.
Elmer i,rovn hnl.hei ,hr-shing ihs
slsi. ~. threaded 1870 hushel. oi
grain. lie u.ed Gray mschlne. III
has thr-she,i 90 bushels IN ca minutes,
would Ike Co hear Who has beaten thl.'
IL report. the WELD no, quite up 10 III"
average.
The singing school closcl the 10Th
With an old folk.' conc.r, and sniiqna.
riin supper. Considering the epidemic
II was a success. There were . gOo'i
many ~ the singer. krp, away nv sick
n.... no,Icci In the audience Col.
VIM. 4. Eusiis aud wife. Mr.. .rv.nlcaf
ani son, VIM. a.. Harlow, Mr.. William
Talnier anil quite q number morr from
DlNneli. ALA quite q delegation from
gnmfori aud NrNlco. n was Noie,i .
right good ,imc. Received about sis.
n. l.. Rove And ~ Andrews have
.vapp~sl hor.es.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
nOQMAyrlasE

N,rrag, Thermometer for January was
10 above gsru. Que very warm day,
= : aloVr. lowest. flO- below tsru.
Average barometer for ~" month, -
mlnuis.. - .e,'onds y hlgh~-t, 30 min
uir.. ~ second. lowest, - minutes, ~
seconds. Tho barometer has b-en the
Highest thi. month for many years AZ
this altitude above .ea level.
Mr.. !. 4. saunders brother, Wari
Shc,ld, Who live AZ II. stephens, y. u,
!. Nrry .ick With pneumonia.
D~a. O.good Perry :. very sick With
pueumoula.
Mr. samuel Partridge, Who has been
sick .om- timc, has got out agaln anil u
quite smart ior one ~ hi Az.
william y. Cox. wife u slck With
pneiImoula.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
Albany.

With sorrow hear 10 the sudden death
10 I.cy. George y. T-wksbury ~ Oxford.
n was INV privilege g. III under hls min
I.,ry fourteen wears. aud u ! am not :
hc,icr man Tor u. II u M, hls fault. Tie
w. q faithful preacher sni an cNc"llcni
pastor. alvav. interr.i.l In e,rrv go"'i
work AMI very much cnlcar~i hlms"lf to
the people. We SORROW i"csus" Ne
.hsll see hi face me- NOR. We svmpa'
thlye with hi widow In her great los.
IIe has a son IN the ministry al seattle.
In the new state. Washington, ani ihr-'
daughter. IN the West.
The prevailing rpIdcmlc !. We, among
~. hut M yerv severe cases.
Mr.. Mar.hall !. IN quite poor health
Our schools have all closed AMI the re-
suits arr generally satisfactory.
Me. AIMS n. Cumming. u on her
wav home. visiting friends hy ih" wav,
and will probably reach here the Last
dsv ~ January.
Eugene Andrews has call FROM hl.
former EMPLOYER. Bralnard Cumming,
~ Nndoyer. Mass, carpenter and build
~. "a work for him again.
Walter Libby. Que ~ our agr'i citizens,
I. rather feeble TIL. winter.
Mr.. Foster. over elghiy'ycars of'agr,
l. feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
OXFORD

ge,. Georgc D. Tcsk.bury di~i very
.uddeniv ~ appopl"Nv Tuesday. Jan.
18th. IL ~. nearly 80 wear. 10 agr.
lie will b. deepl, mourncd AMI ml..",i
hy tho community.
D.. %. IIoltn~- 10 East oxford v N-rN
frrhlc. Mrs. iiolm-s has been quite
.ick.
Dcs. bunker dicl Jan I'D H. had
lately mo,cyi from New Gloucester.
Mr.. Fanny Andrews was - year.
old Jan. 18th.
The third lecture In the Epworih
League course was given Mondsy evening
Nv Rev. ". :. Ncintirv ~ lewiston.
suhl~ct: IN. History ~ . prwdrop."
IA grippe clalm. many new victims.
The school. arr suspended, ~omc arr
very sick
charlie. iIolhrok, .on ~ Edwin
iIoihrook. former resident, del ~
consumption AZ Mechanic Falls.
Mr. Stone aud her son, 4. u. stone,
20 Paris. visited frisuis herr lasi week.
Mr.. Georg- Towns r-c.iN~i tclr-
gram that her sister. Mr.. Nilleit ~
I.i.,.on. was dangerously .ick With pnea'
monla. Slnc- that time little girl,
Hos-, has died anil another !. quite sisk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
SWEDEN.

4 very pleasant affair VA. the mar
rage 81 MI. Isabelle T.. Smart aud Mr..
Ambrose brown, which took plsc. at
IA. Methodist parsonage at south Water
ford on saturday afternoon, the 18th
Inst. M.. Smart la. been employed a.
hou.ekceper at the industrial school at
Lancaster, Mass, for the past year,
which position she flllcd In very saii.-
factory manner, aud I. one ~ our beet
girls. wlthal. We are pleased that they
think ~ stopping at the home farm and
not leaving Va az most of our young
people do at the present day.
Mr.. samuel l'lummer and Berthe
King went fishing the other day and re-
turned with a very handsome string ~
plekerel which tipped the beam at 10
pounds.
We regret Ia learn that our neighbcrs,
Mr.. Joseph \. Young and wife, talk of
leaving "a. for Lynn, Mass, where their
daughter |. nj work. They think of go-
Ing .Ome time la March.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
nEsAAQk


Charlie. Iingrcc 81 North Berwick !.
AZ hi. fathers, Augustus \. Iingrce'.,
Who !. quite sick.
Mr.. MelVina Doaglass died January
sId AZ the residence 81 L.. \. lngall.
after a long and painful sickness. fn-
neral sunday AZ the residence 81 her sou
al West Bridgton.
Jane. y. smith, Esl., !. confined to
the house by cold. Has been .lck
about three weeks. lll. nephew
Ior,uIo smith. ~ Lowell, attends hi.
store.
II. :. Perkln. and George Whales ar,
making q lot ~ .ho0k Tor ". ". Berry,
&C. wight 81 Bridgton was here al.
tending o. Insurance business.
Maynard Wentworth :. al home at ihs
Wentworth cottage to drive stage Tot
al. father. VI. u. Wentworth, Who i an
the slck lst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

.aW M items from Mason last week.
I wrote nv card bat u did not reach the
nfiic~.
Ss,uth Rackhcld must write short
Surls b. wants thcm All right Ia print.
I tried big Noul Ike forage few weeks
$50 aud II csms hack forge. Just ~
th"ugh had a. forge news up here a
ths foot Il taul.ou.
eur minister di net believe In IA
gipp, hut b. has hccn converted. lie
l. I'm humhls Invalid INV.
Nj. -. pssh !. very I,ootly. The
cold weather l. tan hand fnr h.r feeble
constitution.
Mr.. n. \. TYLER B. on The sick li.t.
u llutchinsob has ioh ~ work With
hi. oven in Gilesd. H. vill ~ uP this
Nvrk
:. "a. Gru,cr l. doing guo,l husiness
hiulug poplar a. Wet Bethel. The
team. that bat him viii hsSr to start
early aud "a utteu.
Mi.s Nlic- Merrill ha. tsern taking
ear. "a hsr si.tsr. Mr.. 4. ~. Tyler.
Mr. Evans has l@ft Mr.. Artsmas
Mason.
M. winter term 81 schonl in Mason
rloss,i IAN. 18th. after a term ~ twelve
aryks. taught hy lranr l.. otis. The
folluviug puPlls were M, ahssut one
half daNs
~abrs Nj. uaY grsysf. Iiu.sf ~tie-. rrank
nsfi.. tn t.r.,sT an.l is.nshi ilrsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
NtRku


On Friday Hon. Nlmon Young, whil'
repairing a slc,l, struck hls left wrisi 4
heavy blow With AL. az, .eNcring th"
tendon u the thumb AMI the main artery
of the wrist. IL "a. attended by br.,
Wilson anil Ssas"y.
Jane. cole, ~ Cornish. !. teaching 4
dancing school q, Grange Hall.
Hon. Peter II. Young has recovered
frum hi rrr~nt severe Illness.
Daniel ". Iiervr I. jusi escaping the
pneumonia.
Augustus Barnc., a native and long 4
cliiScn 20 Hiram. died January 9th. In
Baldwin ~ drop.y, ag~'l about y; year..
Mr.. Daniel GRAY, an indu.iriou. aud
worthy cltifcn ~ south Hiram. dl~i
January 9Th after a long Illness. Agcd
81 YEAR,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
MISr SUMNER.


Ia the death ~ Mrs. Eliaphalet Nor
rill, which occurred the s,th, sumner
lose. one ~ IL. most e-timable women.
Although Ne knew hers was an Incur
able disease, death came suddenly, east
ing q gloom over the entir. community.
The gri.f--trlcken husband, left .o utter
Ia alone. Ia. the heartfelt .ympaihyrof
many friends. Funeral 10 De- held At the
I'nher.ali.t church, ~ which the de-
CEASED was worthy member, Feb. l.t.
NJ 10 o'clock.
Mr.. william l.. Chase was summoned
Ia Harrison the nth, Ia see her mother,
Mr.. Gray, who I. dangerously .ick With
IA grippe. BEING an aged lady, her
chance. 81 recovery are small.
Grandma Bowker ]. more comfortable,
although her recovery !. no, looked for,
a. the grip Of Ia grippe I. more than an
aged person has strength Ia bear.
We fall To zee any abatement ~ the
influenza. 4. those fr.t afflicted arr
able Ia get about. new recruits take their
place. The entire family of e.. II. Rycr-
.on, seven Ia number. are afflicted, the
oldest daughter being obliged Ia give az
her school becaus. IL IL. Mrs.. Heath,
mother of Mrs. a., came from Dea.
TuelI. To assist them, but '. herself
among the sick. Mr.. Ryer.on Ia. M,
been able 10 come to the village, a d.
tancc II one mile, since hl. severe sick
nee. IL two years ago.
Charlie Farrar. who came home -lck
from hIs work la the woods, does not
gain a. hoped for.
The family ~ william a.. Abbott, q.
u. Field. Miss Nidic BonDey. Mrs. W
y. Spauliing and Dea. 4. y. Tuell ar,
among the late sick ones.
The .ocisble aud masquerade sale o'
na.cHiiHs., with oyster supper, (ths
proceed. "a 90 towards the purchase 81
q new church organ at the ve.try, the
nth, Was we'll attended.
We are In receipt of John Ie~l'
Cbild's annual .eed catalogue. remind
ing "a. that spring viii soon BE- here. =.
The sleighing u at its beet aud Vel
improved.
The different Ice houses are being fll-
Ell with excellent icc.
Cards are received announcing TIN
marriage Of Byron VI. small and Ma
sadie II. Eaton of Wilton, the sd. Th'
happy couple have been at Capt. q. NJ
| small's for few days, before returning
To William, where the groom ID In prc
lice Of law
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
GRAFTON

We have at ihl. timr about eight Inch
.. ~ snow herr. which !. q small amount
for the lumb-rmen In general, although
some arr doing smart busin".. viii
that amount.
n. 4. chase aud John brown, logging
on Cr,laf i,rook. have Ia between seNru
tni eight hundred thousand.
The sick are many NJ this writing With
"a grips. Four la M" Wriisf's tamil,
arr .lck. 4 l.. farraf has bc"u sick 'lN
,ay. bat l. some better nov.
school will clo.~ Ia district W.. I fri
lay ~ thl. week.
IL. BROOK. has b--u sick With u
grippe two weeks. IL l. some better
nov.
They rrtort two fc-t ~ snow la Park
crtosn, o. mll-- north ~ here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
raNEaIIRn cEN1hh


The family % Charles Chandler have
been on the lick llst thi. week. Ills Wife
has been suffering from neuralgia In the
head aud teeth.
n. x. Wiley, our veteran stage driver
aud wife. went Ia the Rebekah Circle AZ
East Frysburg. at !. j. Pixies to-day.
Mr.. j. T.. iiutchins 81 fry-burg Cen
tire l. on the sick llst with Ia grippe.
MIR. Dexter n. Wiley has been out
to-day for the dr., time for three weeks.
Mis-. Melinda Wiley has gone home Ia
saccarappa To work In boarding house
with her sister.
The julian Lodge, No. ~, ID. Of u,
have hid an invitation "a vislt ths
Rebekah Lodge at Briigton Feb. u,
ESQ. where a supper IL Ia be served.
Mis- Kate l.. llutchins l. al home on
.hor, visit of two weeks now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
HARTFORD.

We most always like To have company,
hut Mr.. Grippe came Ia see us about .
week ago aud took full possession of
the house aud We think he has about
worn out hls welcome.
Ronello keene moves this week Ia
Middleboro, Mass.
BERTHE Hutchinson has snapped horses
with Frank Jordan.
j. II. Dearborn has sold his two-year-
old steers to Frank jordan.
We have abundant reason Ia be thank.
ful 10 our nelghbors Who turned out and
hauled our wood aud for many Other
acts Of kindness during our recent sick
meas. May they have their reward.
Mr.. Edmund lrish died suddenly
Tuesday, the 18th; was choked With
piece OF meat while eating his dinner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
pOspiIQy

4 large numlsr - Foster 4 Marble.
men arr sick with Ia gripIpr. They hsN"
l.-.n ol,ligv.I Co gvt SOME of tl. fsrin"r-
a. help On the landing.
Mr.. wiiloughhy AMI Nr. Marble from
Dl,hch ar- herr With camera taking
view. 70 the lum,-r camp. aud sur
rounding object. ~ inter-.t.
IN. infant .ou ~ Mr. jo.eph IIe''d
died the 18th Inst.
Mr.. George Rich,ri.on u very sick
With lung trouble caused by th" In
fusu0a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
ASDovtR

III. .ch"ol AZ rsrm.r's nm clc.e.
thls w~.k after term ~ twelve weeks
In rharrr ~ Miss Mary y. iIutchln. 81
North Rumiopl.
The unusual amount ~ sickness con'
tiuuc- to prv,sil sni the doctor i kcp,
morr than busy.
Mr.. Rarnes l. AZ wrlchYillc taking
carr ~ sick member. ~ her family Al
thst place.
~. n. Nhi-ott has bc-u drawn jury
man frum this plsc~ 4" the February
tenn ~ court.
The Tavlor family az, again causing
the town fathers a hlt ~ anxiety.
slate for March meeting are nov IN
order. >ome arr predicting q revolution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
FAST RE1hEl.

4 private school will opeu In this
place Monday, February III, under the
Instruction ~ J. \. llntehings.
q. x. IIasting. aud 4. 4. kimhall ars
loading ear. " ith poplar At iyocke's Mills
Mr.. W. =. Wight left this place the
ss,h and will joln Mr.. wight aud the
Boston Concert Company at York Hsr'
bar.
q. kilgorr aud bride from Ne~ry held
q reception at &. VI. Brown's "Wednesday
evening, January 18th.
". swan went to Berlin, y. w., Oh"
18th, Ia attend the funeral 81 Truman
Dustin.
\. 4. Bcan I. driving team for q.
Blske.
4 large number In ,hi. vicinity are on
the sick list.
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NIMRN-

The past has been busy week In TIL.
.sStion. Pine weather and gc"si slc,i-
ding and have h.spl ~ no unusual
sickness among the workman In Thu I'm
mellsts VirinitN
eur minister siill continue. Ia D. too
40 o. attend a. hi dutic. ~ pastor.
Mr.. !. :. Nllrn hal several teeth ~
trsct-l Thursdsy ~ Las, Neek aud la.
suffered . good deal since With ncuralgiN
In the Avs aud tcc.
q. n knapp. brother FROM byron
IA. l--rn to 80 him lately. IL Il located
In tn gold r-gion and gives very dat
tsring ar,nuni. Il the prospects therv.
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sORIa PARIS


Mi.. Jo.le Henson 4. doing we'll aud y.
expected Ia recover.
Mr.. levi wa.hhurn 10 TIL. place died.
la.t week. The funeral services az the
house last "wednesday s.re attended by
Rev. seth Henson. III. .on Christian,
20 Everett. Mass. aud the daughter,
Mr.. Jewrtt, came home. Mr.. wash
burn has been In very pcor hralih for
the last two year.. For many year.
prr,iou. Ia that be- M. In th. retail
book trade, principally With the stu
deni. 81 the academic. aud college. ~
New England. Mr.. ws.hburn WAS an
earnest Christian msn. III. ancestor.
we're Identified with the early history 81
Paris.
4. !. Abbott anil wife have returned
home after q three weeks visit Ia hi.
brother aud friends Ia Ma.sachu.ett.
aud Connecticut.
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1nc..,s MUS

Tho Ladies Circle held their la.t meet
ing a Hotel Hall. Mr.. cole and Mr..
bpvn pr.hing. An old hshion"i
.chool Va. the entertainment, which was
very laughablc.
Lyc-um next "wednesday evening.
Question; "i,c.olyei that th" Negro
.hould b. seni "a Nfrica." Dlsputanis,
~. D.. jordan aud lB.rt WOoisum.
Miss Csrri" Aver has bc"n sick with Ia
gripp-.
Social dancc at Mt. Abram Hall frl.
dav evening.
Ml.s Mabelle Cushman lin town
working fot Nonle Nouns.
Frank Este. l. out again.
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anRrn .MIs1 RIrrIl

N.S. 1hafle.Nas NJ thi. place a fcS
Iav.ago rtn,assing iot the Norway Al.
Nsftissr.
~. 4. small ~ LEWISTON pass'ri
through thu town sslling I,airnt m"ii.
cine. lat wc'k. Nnl y. Wentworth ~
Ea.t Hiram came newt as travelling
sgrnt for wh-.lsr 4 sheldon. fertilizers
ant with ~ th~.- taken In connection
With u gripp. Ne arr tempted ,o CIV n.
. correspondent dii last summer, 80
fur josiah Nll~n's barn 90 hiir under.
:. gsunstt and John Ei,haris"n
frum New HAMPSHIRE came 'doSn To-
Maine" lat sr.k.
E,rty one aud hi nearest n"ightor u
.irk with the grippe, ~ cours".
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rASr nERROs

n griprs IA. made friendly call GA
the ts,opls Ia this place ani sch"ol Ia.
.iopt,,Si in pistfist W. a. the teacher
and part 20 the ssholsr. ar sick With ".
panl-l k-,ne IA. com~ oui ~ the
so"l. .i,k With IA grippe.
nlsrv ga very interesting ctsr iri~i
in no. count al Auburn ihls N-ck.
Erryhoi, ]. going.