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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
ALBANY.

Justin Aspinwail Il unable to make
his regular trips a. mall carrier In con-
sequence of q lame knee and a broken
rib caused by fall ON the Ice ~ Doe Was
walking home from church.
Luke More has cut his foot quite bad
ly.
4 young man by the name Of Abbott,
of Norway, came To Walt his uncle, Geo.
W. Becker, was taken quite alex and ~
mains 90. llls parents are there taking
care Of him.
Ira Cardweli IL very alex. lIis brain II
considerably affected.
Mrs. Jones McAllIster has had q seri-
Gus attack Of erysipelss, but Il better.
Mrs. Ann Flint, who went to Connec-
ticut several weeks ago TO Walt . friend
and MAS taken sick, II better, but NOT
able 10 come home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
AEhROh

At III. lat meeting 81 Hebron Grange,
No. a., the following officers we're In
stalled.
I. N. Gesrre. Master.
,. 4. Hampus. Ofer.ssr.
4 4. faskart. Lestnwr.
Jo-sph iiihts. >tsvsri.
!. \, liibb.. A.st steward.
u. D .umninss. chaplain.
~. N. CushuiAa. rr.a.avr.
MI. srs0s hutnpus. ~s,rtsry.
Allsr 1ehaut. aats heslsf.
Mr.. ,. 1 namrs., fesseas-
Mr.. Adils susnsu-si. flors.
Mr.. "a. 4. 1a.hHnah. ,.r~-.
Me. Abt.is Iiibks. l. Asst >ts~Ari
Mr.. Nellie CoaAbt. Orsshi.t.
n. 4. eastman, hsftstsr.
The week ~ prayer !. belng observed
With meeting. every evening.
Rev. Mr.. Richari.on :. spending the
week az Buckheld.
Mr.. Sargent !. home again and the
time will soon b. here for the spring
term Ia open.
Wallace Cu.hman !. still gaining aud
Ia. been out az FAR a. th. store once.
Nane Bearce had a very narrow escape
from a seriou. fire yesterday Thursday
a big turnout 81 III. chimney In the high
wind.
Very cold weather Just nov. I de-
gre. below zero this mornlng aud lit
tie snow coming.
Mis- Pratt remains about the same.
Thsrr has been quite q clearing out 10
.pples here this week. Bert Glover had
nlnety-one barrels. All that did not ~
thi. week will 20 next aud then there
will he but two az three lots unsold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
NASOs

90 tlie Ikr,l afv ever .afr the, NUT
ie now Cor .lipr.r, plas's ar ahunltui.
N. i-,,. ha,,. iolly time slilins
iuv n hiIl aui .kaiing.
IaN,Iinc hit ant weather mili.
~um. ~ thr mt,hinsrN ln \. :. hsln's
MIN broke Yesterday 80 that u Sill ="
t.ls Coo frg dtts.
Nr.hIr ilui,hin."u has gone Ia "llcai
tu wurk
psnisI Merrill D.. gone o. kstchum
o.. sutL fur uur.tun a Merrill hauling
hirrh.
pluisl Merrill 81 H. going o. haul tim
f..f fur thhl ksuusrsuu o. Wet li,ihrl,
NeI.ou MIN. d. having a hard time
with rheumatism ani efysipelas THE
u inter a. q. NrrS lame.
Ils entg. have 40 lsit Mason, u j.
quite lorr.uuir up herr. Hoe B. u down
af ~tuth Hulkhr'is
q Hs-an d. feeble.
NJ. Nue. Merrill d. With Mr.. \. Ma
...u. Nuuir a.. gous o. sch'-'l a. Tort.
IrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
AsoovER

Everybody IA. d grippe genuine Or
uHg.Isrt.
NJ. Congregational Iaii..' Circle met
with NJ. John Nkrr. ~ ~. . Ne,iur--
dif evening ~ ihi. week.
Ih, Dot-i Trmplsr. arr arranging Tor
.n uI Polk ,oucvrt ani hak-,i ban
supper to o. given az Union Hall. jan.
l-fh.
Nj. Minnie Frsurh 0. visiting frieuis
Iu na.fHu tud vicinity.
TIC Va inter sChuul 10 south AnduNvr
,lu.,ei Jan. lath after term - twelve
week. taught by Nil. ii"-sie Howe 81
Hanover
Edward Patt has taken the joh %
land fo tn river The poplar cat by The
Irentbmeu on Gregg Mountain west ~
thr ~urp'u. Road.
M, .Hioke.taCk "a the steam mill blew
down one night last WEEK causing q day.
shut down.
Nj. M.ude Merrill IA. gone % Bos-
for thr winter.
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snTnIs

eur sule hls l,tj Ia. o. The extent that
ns heavy trlmiug can b. done Ca the
.m,iu rusi. over ihr hills, bat ia" school
children think % b. iust rtghi and have
hns time. coasting With their douhle
RUNNERS.
NJ. \ ~ Whiiehuus- has ia.t cl".''l
au sN,y.sIiugl, profitable term ot .ch""l
au Trinrls uul. Waterford. u ~as
sighf ursks In iength. The uum'er ~
4. hnIar. Goa aui uuly on. sch"lar Nas
sb.-ut far thf term. and that onlN one
.IaV. The VuurtualuN - ~" srh"ltr'
show that tllr effort. made hY th~ teach
rr we're --soui-i by the lar,nis. and
"a ti.r, thlt L. the ease a g,'od seh"ol l.
surr tu follow.
-. Richardson diri on tn morning
IL th+ "a IT, hls i-en siCk q long tim"
au.I va. "a great sufferer a. tim-s.
Mr.. Aaron Noslhnry !. spending the
w. inter a~ay With her children, having
visited AZ ,s.tine aud Portland ani i
nov iu Massachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

January 9TH, good day To winno~
beau..
Hundred. 81 acre. u ground q. bar'
q. In July.
Road. lev aud dangerous.
wheeling on the high road..
The Ia grippe has H.. grip on some oi
our ciiifrn..
col. =. y. TwIich.ll goc. to Water
town. Mass, TIL. week Ia look az pen
.ion case.
I.aac :. Lowell Ia. position At Jack
.ou, y. n.
last week a. Charlie Gould wa. driy'
Ing two horse team In Jackson the
hor.e. tccame unmanagrabl. on an Icy
decllSity ani h. was thrown fifteen feet
striking on hls hack aud head, injurying
him severely. lie IA. r-turnei home.
Mc..r.. Flint 4 burnell have put 10
gri.i mill In their MILL al Ea.t Hiram.
Mr.. Z-lphi ". l.arkcr j. spending tl''
winter Ia Portland With her daughter
Mr.. :. T.. spring.
our esteemed nclghbor, Arthuf ".
~,of-r. del ~ consumption, Jan. IL,
is1p, aged ~ wears, > months aud ~
day.. 4 Kind aud dutiful sou, = loving
brother and obllging neighbour Ia. gon,
from u. lie bare hl. suffering. viii
accomplishing fortitude and the sweet
smile that fingered upon hi. face ill 'h'
shadow. ~ the grave hid him from ouI
view told plainly that the p-ac" 81 tod
rested upon hl. .oul. At his funeral th,
clergyman failed Ia arri,. aud burial
service VA. impro,l.e,i by Col. Twltehel
aud the nelghbor..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

IN. funeral services ot Mr.. solomon
y ~t,t.un. ~ Hartford, Serv held ~
tIl- congregational churvh ON Thurs
I.,. ths sth iust IL had bc.u La fall
Ing hsalth sincr al. huildlngs Werr
harmed ht .pring Probably be- ~
,.i,.,I iniufir. by hi earnest effort. To
ave MI. guo.i. ~ the time oi IA" frr.
Nj. >tst.ou "a. worthy and greatly
respected ciiig-n ani many Nill mourn
Oil. death. AZ - YEAR.
I.sar =. IuWuseni. a resident 81
SUMNER. VA hufi-i ou The sth in.t.
The L. grippe i uo rvspecior ~ per
.sn. aud n.arly every family has rcc"iN-
III "a Wilt. NJ eases, a. Vet, fatal.
Mr.. Iaus Bonn@y. Who has bcen visit
lpa. in Ma..arhusstt. arrived home a. at
tend her hfuihsr'. funeral
The Congregational and Baptist
churches held union services every even
ing last wevk. NL'S'h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14


\. VI. Coolidge snd :. y. Morse have
gone a. the oxford Club'. camp 20 ct Ia
the wOpi ani lee.
l.umrn aud Willie Sargent have gone
cumming.
We ha,. had quite y thaW. IL took
~ all ~. snow aud ha. left ih" fields
coated With lee. hat the rad. arr nearly
harr. n l. bad for lumhsrnen a. sever
al 20 them cannot work trams.
We arr told that y. l. brown saN a
wolf In Grafton few day. ag",
Christmas Nas c,lcbuie,l AZ thu union
church by q Christmas tree aud fare.
Mr.. io,iie Hack la. recovered from
her hunt ani returned a. work for j. y
,ool~,lg~.
III snow IA. ,~gun Ia fall. The log
get. will D. glad to .~~ u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
CagrNwOOO

last falltwo weather prophets came a.
the font. on. predicting after examining
q goose. hr-ast bone, that the coming
winter would D. like th. last Ia mlldne-.
81 Temperature, only morr so; while the
other affirmed that IA. muskrst had
built hi house unusually high and thick
anil consequently We might expect an
uncommonly rough winter. Thus Ear
the goo.c man .e-,n. a. have had the
right ~ IL. Last week there WAS only
about foot ~ SNOW In the wood., the
.pflngy aud soft places all open, 80 that
wooihauling Ms rather uphill business.
aud the pond. wer- not sufficiently froS-
en- a. make " safc for teams.
January ct. ". iha~ Ia pretty early
thi. year. The fields are nov mostly
barr. sheep out getting their own living.
sni while writing ,hl..tcsm. arr driving
by on wheels.
Newell IIIck. la. ben conhne,i Ca hI.
tc,l for several week. with a deceased
anklc. ltsl...now little better hut not
az that be- can bear any weight on u.
south l,uckheld made few comments
last w--k on manuscript aud newspaper
mistakes. and nov II comes our turn,
Your devil or somebody els. made ~.
.sy Insect. werr dipping about on the
wing, instead 20 fltting. a. We wrote ".
We believe nature never make. such 4
mistake q. Ia provide hlpPcrs Tor cr-a-
lures lnhabltlng the air.
Quite a number of remarkable EVENT
occurred during the months of NoNcm-
l.~r and Dcc.mhcT: Th.rr was biz
flr- In Lynn and Boston, Ia .ay nothing
~ other places; fearful panic al
John.iown: the death ~ jefferson DsV-
u, AMI the tso poets. Upper and
Rfowlng: ~. drthronensut ~ Don
I',~lro, the l-.t emperor ~ modern times
II not the h..i that the world ever saw
And these arr only few that Occur az
the moment ~ writing.
Hut thsrr was one other Ne cannot
help noticing ou account ~ ". novelty,
aud that was the adventure ~ Nellie
Ills Ia 49, how quick .he could gri round
the world. she va. sent by the New
York World AMI started about ih" mid
~. ~ November The event va. such
. novelty that our muse In. crysialif",i
t'
rhsr, 500 .. ,rs,slins rpuni ,hs Earth. l.'iy To-
Nellie nlr=
A,sa orsnss nay - srs-e.isrpua.l, BY a.ori'l
MI 4 ~ .sf,ly ho~. r,urp., ~hsn s'sh'J
dsYs a. b.
,.o..i f.r,uss ~iii have sru-us.i Ils .shsus aR.i
su,iis.i 90 Nellie nly
N might D. we'll o. mention her" that
w. ar II work again In Milton, aud
therefore Greenwood will D. represented
In the l-ar brigade only oc,asloually.
u the mean time, perhaps few it"ns
will D. cent In nov and then from thi'
plsCr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
FAST aETAEl.


Nellie VI. leach closed her third term
Of school In thi. plsc. ihur-day evening,
Jan. 81, With an exhibition consisting of
music. dialogues, tableaux, rccitatlon.,
etc. Much praise !. due both teacher
abi scholar. for a very Interesting enter
tainment, which was we'll appreciated by
a full house.
The following are the officers of Alder
River Grange for the ensuing year;
Master, D.. a.. Young
Ot.r.csf. y, l.. IiaiRs-.
Isxtarer, " D. Bruwh.
steward. ". ~. liot.
Ast steward. 4. ". Bsuhtt.
thaplain, Ies. " :. kimtail.
Treasurer. Mrs. %. B.. tissn.
>errtary, Mr.. 4, ~. HrVwu.
Pomona Mr.. D.. :. Iisftistt
Flor.. Mrs.. amir kiatsl
gere., Mr.. Carte Bsul.ti
Iasly At stewart. Mrs.. MAY kimissll.
.sts kspsr. N. D. bsrlit.
horn, Jan. 9Th, 90 the wife ~ james
VI. Bartlett. a sou.
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SrOSJAku.

Mr.. B,nl.i.r received bal brll.e ou
the hip by falling on tb" lcy doorstep
on- ,lsy Las; week.
4. =. I.ltilrheld aud frsi Irbroke ~,
cold hath last sunday Ia l'rucicI
i'uni.
killSfn 4 ~aunier. arr cutting plns
aud oak on what \. callsl the Warr"n
lo,.. The pine gc". to NEAR Fond
the oak Ia Il-th.l chair factory.
Jonathan BARTLETT Ia. q thr-s~ycar-old
col, by Ucn. Garfield that l. sixteen
hand. high. snd I. threatened with
.peci. >lso a four ycar-old that VII
give the b-.t IL thcm all 10" rad They
want. n I. by colt call-'l ISLANDER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
NORWAY LAKE

flank Tucker .llpp-d On The lcc AMI
cat hi foot badly this week.
&c. ~sundrr. moved hi. coal house
o. one corner - hi. garden 10, anil u Ia
m u az fof a caragv houss.
james smith has faissi up hls shofr
shop ani wiii enlnrg- u Ia the spring
80 a. a. D. mnrr convenient.
Mr.. ilffi~ rar.nns has 81 iar r-,ro,.
rf,,I from her lat" Illness as a. Nisn her
f,il,er ani mother few dsys ago.
N. \. VI. Bnibury IA. h-vn visiting
hi. brother. = Frank Rrsdhury, TIL.
ursk
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puutORD

Every one I. expecting the grippe.
Had cold. arr prevailing, but nothing
.eriou. a. yet.
Good crossing on the lcr al the Point
and NJ Hanover.
Training suspended for want ~ snow,
J. n. liarkrr aud wife arr visiting
friend. la Auburn.
v. :. meets with Mrs. :. ". Hutch
ins Tuesday evening.
Charlie. 4. kimball I. on the sick ll.t
thinks he has had the grippe.
Harry II. IIutchln. has traded hi.
driving horse for worker.
The stage goe. Ia the Pond on wheels.
Fair .lcighlng around here, hut very
slippery aud dangerous. No broken
bone. reported yet but expect IL any
day.
The blacksmith. arr the only busy
people among u.
Mercury :o- below and blowing 4
gale.
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.nnra.MISr hI1nII

RruNuie >icarn. IA. h-cn away on a
,isit o. her cousin. Mr.. q. Esme. 20
Mhiile iutrrNale.
Frank lTlilhrick ani Tom l..Cori irum
Ru, kheld stopped awhile With thrif
ffisni. 18th Mason, ~ thi. place last
wvsk. They Sstv on their way Ia Dun.
m.f. y. li.. a. Work Ia the woods.
- 1. Mason was up o. lIstlin last
sosk
Tom rrnley got hurt quite badly
" lille uut slhiins a frs evening. sgu.
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eljvsoep CENTRE

Mr.. chirle. u. Abbot, !. very sick With
Ia grippe.
Mr. q. T.. Thur.ion reviewed a severe
blow upon hi. shoulder by falling tire.
some bone. Nrrr broken snd hi. .houl
der badly bruised.
The oyster supper given by the And
ro.coggln social Club last Thur.day
evening Va. quit. we'll attended con.id'
crlng ih. severity 10 the weather.
4 grange 4. soon a. - organized here
NJ. Claiming u. Abbo,t'. infant child
died last "Wednesday morning after a
short sickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
OsEORp

The churchc. arr observing the ~crk
~ prayer.
t..afgv .ioBs. has commenced ling.
ing .ch"ol Nth about forty scholars.
The village school. arr la session With
The former teachers.
Edward Have. has gone Ia Idaho With
jaime. WariNrll.
Dr. Faunc- hss returned Ia Florida.
Adsli-rt Caldwell has come hom~
frum Colby on acvount 10 M h-alth.
frank Hawke. has returned Ca \ ale.
George Hawke. !. able u - AZ hl.
storr.
Harry Paris IA. gone Ia LEWISTON.
Mi. bertha l'cndeNier !. In town.
Loud complaints arr hearl Of hard
time. aud a .tagnstion ~ business.
The mill !. .till running on three
fourih. time. Two room. have bccn
.hui down Tor several day. for lack 81
material.
Many team. are now Idle anNlou.ly
waiting Tor snow.
Jane. Wardwell, of Idaho, has been
la town visiting hls agc'i mother. Mr..
". I. owner ~ several large cattle
rancho. Ia that state. lie was accom-
panied by Ia llaye. on hl. return.
MAIN TAFLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
ROsRuRN

John Reed his too much tow n pride Ca
'e, Byron have an th. gold. so b. vent
zap aud gof NorvrO-.. thu oil miner, and
"ut of th- hr.t psnful ~ saud taken from
ths river hank near johns huuse they
got several pi.Ces a guld. Mr.. Nor
yrus. NN spend several day. booking Tor
gold, mostly 40 the rocks and le,i-es a.
ne icv prevents much being done "n the
river until spring. Then look cat Tor
wsh.
Poster 4 Marble have two team- drag
gius logs o. the river. bat Il !. very bad
until Ne have more snow.
Ernesi Ohiham's lutte girl i quite slrk.
Johnny Houston l. sick. some think
d. has the grippe.
t'eorgr ladd. Who has been cooking
tor Tommy Oldham. l. az home. The
iack u snow has obliged Tommy 90 stop
sotk on poplar.
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otsFtUlD

ThursiaN has h~.n The most ssNrrv
daN - thu season thus Tar.
quite uumh-r have br.u Afflicted
With The PREVAILING Influenza. br.
~tuucVaut "a. on th. .lck llst Wcdnes-
dan ani thursday With the prevailing
malsdy.
Tho ~ has cau..l many accideni..
Nmong The most .~Nrr~ suf-rvr. from
fan. arr Mr. G-orgr l.. Merrill of the
.l--,l MILL company, and Mrs Augusin.
Wing.
Mr.. ". :. Cha.e Ia. gone 90 hsn.as
Ciiy o. spend the winter.
Mr.. ". h. Chsss. ~ the firm 20 'la."
& Nbhoti. IA. ryturned from her Walt Ia
Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

~. y. Robinson dic,i In direction,
Mass, rcysntly.
John VI. shay, with q twO-horss load
20 lumber. wa. going 10 the MILL Al cum
,orn~r. when hot.e. aud load vent oui
~ the rad over a hank sni one horse
va. kill~i. \. yet Informed. ~" other
material damage WAS done.
G.org- Roberts, wife ani child NJ,
here on a Vislt from New Hampshire.
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PERU.

Ia grippe Ia. made It. appearance and
quite q number are .lck With u.
our January th,w came quilt" early ln
the month ani took IA. snow all on In
TIL. pl,cr. some 90 In wagon. and
some In sleigh. aud some on foot, aud
they that arr on foot have Ia look out ar
the, viii sli down quite .udienly.
Mr.. u. ", knight u AZ Disneld taxi
Ing care ~ Mr.. Marble Who !. sick.
John Martin ani wife anil her father,
80 Massachusetts,. Who have br.u Waiting
IN TIL. placr, haN- returned home aud
Mr.. Algrrnon Knox ani wife returned
With them
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SIMMER

Never hcforc va. u al slippery going,
says the oldest lnhahiiani.
Isaac Townsend di~i sunday, Jan.
lth, after q short Illness. and was hurie'i
Jan. :th. Rev. Mr.. iIIhhari officiating
clergyman.
III Thompson has taken the Glover
fsun On itclj's lIill aud has mo'~i
thsrr.
q. u. Poster :. working In the woc'i.
for ~. Bonney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
rRNERuRG cINrHt.


Try.hurr sraugr Installed the follow
ins ofiicyr. Jan. ith Tor the ensuing
year:
Ma.tsf. n "a Nekssn.
ttssr-s.r. iohu , tharir-.
Tgsfrrrr a. WHY
shap,ain. Chsrls. "a wsisrteoss
Trs.urvf n n >mart
>..fstarf NCiutifv.
trrrs. ttauis Gur,ion
psnisna Ahtig u aisftauss
Ftsra nfssis WIKI.
cats ks..isr. t.snfsv \. thsfls--
a. ~tsuarl i.s-sis thafls..
~t4.sarsi IaHas- ituhh.
As.t -trss rt. tusyus lil
Julian Ioigv. We. ~, u. - n, has
installed ln their rcsPccti,c oiiicc- the
follosing
y e.. Hessir tharhss
VII a.ir liuirhins.
gs.s N than.ilgf.
q Atbis siefhs.a-s
a. : e. tssgrss y 'hafies-
$50 Nsiis Nls,.
W~Na : hciuiiry.
.N.s Nirsssis McintiFv.
NJ urari.h-
a. ttafir- Ciasaiisr,
than.. thsrhr. " Naisrtcuse
E.th-r Hutehln. has returned from
Ro.ton where .hs has BEEN stopping Tor
two or thrcs months past.
lNf thAhMtue Nthf'A- 80
stalle,l in Pythsgorcan l"tgc, No. II,
D. a \. NJ. under the direction OF u. W.,
". 4. ToWle;
w - Iis-tiaEs
~ Fdsar,f Ns-taa.
IN a. a. thaatlsF
- Trsrk ~artrtt.
ID. n ksyfs.
: Ghafe-f ssaith
I~TA I'M
or.ni.t. IIsrry Hihisbfant.
Tr,a.urv "a. y. fsrt-sx.
~ssptAfy, &C fUe.
Picnic supper, large company aud a
pleasant time.
Cald- are the every day complaint.
Tryebarg Lodge, No. ~, i. ~. u. ~
installed the following officers Jan. IL
/ ls90s
Nc frAhs 4. iilh
Na frank fhomp-on-
RsT Mclntir,.
A. :. Chafle. SAsn.ilsr.
L t.sssrss A. hsrls-
R-Ns a. 4. RraEioa.
Lana IL. Hgtshins-
w. A.. "A. 0ksnirr.
SVe Nathaniel Waiksf. II.
We Charles v. "a sisrhsa-s.
NJ. n. sasr-
= Jersua Hlskford.
a.. q. Cnntsa Heath.
1921 ~ ,.ns
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DENMARK

DI.trIct Deputy Grand Master 4. u.
smith assisted by Dcputy Marshall
James y. smith Installed the follosing
ofiic-r. ~ Denmark lodge, No. NJ,
I. ~. ~. D., January 9Th;
silnsy prvuti. y. a..
1T 1s~.tt. VI.
N. hrrrY. o. =
a. " tray, -.
y =. Thonass. twssufvf.
tivtn ifagr~s. ,haplsin.
a n. Urlssy, W
,.esrsy " Meah"a. 4.
L.. \. Ingall. made trip to Portland
lat week.
Dr. BpNn visited = paiicut In Port
land lat week.
Mr.. Jane. Wentworth DIED very sud.
denly ~ pneumonh January igh, aged
- wears.
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IoXEll

The ladlc. ~ the Congregational cir
Gle AZ the village gave an antiquarian
.upper on 'rhnr-day evening. \ large
number wer- In ATTENDANCE. Music by
klmhalr. Orchestra. Net procse'ls 81.
The funeral II the late DRAGON Charles
IIamhlrn va. attended at the Christian
church on Tuesday afternoon. sermon
hy Rev. Jcs.. ". Card.
III. following officer. ~ Crescent
Lodge, No. -, At North Lowell, wer'
installed on Friday evening by ID. u. u
VI. stephen y. kimball assisted by mem.
Der. 81 k.nr Valley Ledge a. grand
officers:
y O.. Is..ph D.. tarnham.
Ns >ulniorv Nskesn.
o. -. B.. ssmuoa.
r-M e Hrsks
q. D.. fsruhsm.
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EAST BRowNFlelo.

lev everywhere.
Ia grippe has appeared here.
school closed on Monday afternoon for
the present. the teachers mother. Mrs.
". n. Weeks, being very sick with Ia
grippe.
came home sick and his case has been
very critical. DIR. Smith, 81 Cornish,
was called. lie pronounces him better
at this writing.
Conductor Richardson IL one Of the
victims.
News has been received Of the death
~ Rev. y. :. jordan at his home In Up
per Gloucester on the 9Th. lie Was pas
toe Of the Congregational church here
twelve years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

Tho story that Paine. Furniture Co.,
a. canal ~irv,t. Bosion, arr .slliag pl-
.nus. Nth sirui, druwsV music turn
uut Co D. a folliug i.arlor l--l hited into
d. gsse 20 an uprigm phu". u i a
vonl,rtullv ingrnious plrcc ~ turut
fnrF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
CAST WATERFORD

Mr.. \. N. Whitehouss's school In
Temple nm DISTRICT closs'i Friday With
Interesting cNrrvl.es. IN. term IA.
ir.n q mo.t profitable one.
ElWaui Hilton has gone 90 lesision
to .t.eni a.. winter With his sou.
Ihsn NarstDu Il PORTLAND made hts
si.trr. Mr. u. a.. l'ridc. a short Ni.it.
Mr.. HsuIamin Marst"n l. visiting In
Nevtau. Mac.
Two sons ~ Eihridgv Merrill II Ne
chanic T,lls ar visiting AZ cyrus Mills.
Ngrftia Meeft. a ten-ycsr-oli daugh-
trr IL Nseton Moarv. 20 Nlhany, v az u.
y UaskslIs We un,lsr.iand b. In
tend. o. adopt her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

no o., spell a thr past week dh not
.tt.. without an acCbieut. NJ Nnni.
.Ipr.,i anI zen "Wednesday, hrvaklug
IN. l,ft wrist. ~. irvnCh "a Norway
uas ,alle,l and - The bone. IL pro-
n1unc,,l it a had hrrak. the bone being
.tfInfsrv,i. n q. nov dolng Wcu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

Ek. eastman. tormrrl, 20 thi. plsc~.
nsa ~ m. Bcriin y. IL indep-n,lcni,
Issue. Vol 4. ". \, % ths Nev Eugiani
H1Iistin. re- mouthl, paper ~ eight pagc..
~uh.I ritiinn rrice - v"uis "a wear. lh'
,sUtor saVs iu hi announcement that
.r.fui.-s arr beat snpt, Wurls, thsrriHfr
b. promise. nothing hut to De- hls hr.t.
ro'Hir. ani religion uiil u"f p. a ono
.tIs.l issue in NH. columns, unf dor. D.
expect to enter thr valls 90 'nusrr.s
ffruugh III. political infusurv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14

Nr~s ~. b-cvn rryvi,-,i herv - Tho
.hr l,sth 40 Nuhuru on fri,iay 10 Miss
ID. tnshman. Nj. tushman spent
HI..f 20 thf .ummrf aud fall M laris.
r,furuinr o. Auhuru ouly two week
.Iues During her stay her. .hs made
man, ffiruis. whn arr grtrtci M her
.u.tIrn death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-14
hROMNElIln

\ cold wave l. passing through ,hl.
.eciion - the town.
Quite numh~r In and around the VII
lagr arr suffering With very had colds.
W. .chool thl. week on a~ouni - The
teacher. helng sick With ia grippe."
Fry,i Wentworth 10 Hiram, and Lydia
Eide. ~ Brownheld, were married New
Years.
Dr. Gaichell came home on dying
visit.
Mr.. i,rley Brown ofthl. village, nov
In fryrburg. I. quite sick.
Two Young ladlc. residing herr watch
81 the ola Ncar out ani the New Year
In.
Everett Iinscott Ia. returned FROM
ilo.ton. where b. IA. been engaged a.
bookke-per In a .tor-.
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A NEW INDUSTRY.

Il !. reported that W. :. Robinson has
sold cle,cb-twelfrhs ofhis granite quarry
al Norway to Hon. James Irish and
George u. staple. for sli,0po, and that
a company u to h. formed 20 operate
the quarry, among the holders of stock
bcing Eugene Hale. Clarence Hale. W.
4 4. II. Milllken, George Van Dyke, ".
VI. Bearcc, J. 4. swasey, James Irish,
George u. staples, W. :. Robinson and
Others. The meeting ~ th. company
for organization will b. held at the Of
Zee of ". a q. u. Milliken In Portland,
on Monday. February loih, next. u !.
expected that large force of men viii
commence work la the early spring.