davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
HIRAM.

on Tri.lsy evening, the ;ih. Gr~cne''
Hall was tiliei with crowd eager "a
.s,, Eye Dcestrlst srhulc of fifty Years
Aso." VIM. ~. I.inscott seryel as
t.ssricri Ephrsln, u. Wentworth. Hon.
Almou Young. John Fierce. Eco, AZ
committee. The various parts ~ers
we'll rendered. u wss rich scene
When Dr. Charles u. Wilson. height
fest A. anl HE little twIn brother, Hon.
John ~. spring. weight ~, stood up Ia
the prl,ner elias. 10 say tlsrlr letters, aud
werr ".iool up" In the ncor for eating
appics. The entertainment wss unique
an,i mlrthful Ia the extrsnr. The net
rr.sipts we're sii In all of the repairs ou
the tonyrcgs tional church.
Mr.. AImon Storvr has removed to ti's
Rel MIL.
Frsnei. L. Watson and Alpha Brown
have gone 10 California.
Mr.. ELIAS Gould l. sick In bed.
Mr. willi,m Fitch Of Vermont u visit
lag hls sister, Mrs.. Almon Young. :.
burglars tried to interview Col. J. y
Tw itcisell Ssturiay nsornlnR. bat Their
seems 90 he M pealtry ncarrr than tb'
Argus one, aud they went away empty
me Coaxr-g slIonsl Circle meets TIL
Wednesday afiernsoa, With Mr. 'oh'
Mn. A. r. sAabora u lapsoviag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NORTH ALBANY.

We arc pleased to learn thit Deacon
io,eipv I. convalc.sins.
Newton Moor ani Hiram Robbins. ary
treating their house. to new clapboarls
ain,iows. doors. etc.
j. u. kimhsll has taken winter. iot
hauling oak from Albany Ia Bethel chaiI
factory.
Rev. ". 4. Wood ~ Bo.ton prcsch-,l
very Interesting sermon n the iosu
hoase Thursday evening. subject
Joseph ass Figure of CHRIST" Wish
Ne might hear mor- such presiding.
Report says pautbsr has t-cn sccn
by two men near Alhinv tow hoasr.
En@h Coomh., from the eastern part
~ this S,sie, I. ,i.iilng hi. uncle. col.
4. =. Edsarl. Il lI~,hcl. aud other rel.
alive. In AlhanN shlCh l. his native
plscv. IL has not been hcrv for NOR,
than tNeutv wears.
Eey u. v. Dayi. :. to preach at the
ioSu house once In two weeks at : N r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
THE OXFORD BEARS.
V-t CO. Sss % rr-t ~GGs - AL
SECTIONS o. rr.G COUNTY
RIcsFIElp


l. I. aisiut ths s1mr ss an tsstifssi
n- fr B4aAdeld. John NJ. iohin.
HH t huIiori. has bsrgsincd i"r
u. '.. ,tsud' sus,i by 1 u w.
.sr. I. tlI ,NI-,ts o. oPcn ." w
.H. tlule urNt mouth
puudeut ~ bro iniurni''i
tI .. I1 a. p-t.ition o. kaos, that
lar.. f..m canada buNins apple
ur IHf C.uutv are sorting thru VA
' .rsIrs. ~. I aui Ne, : IN"
r.-s- .u#s they mara q canada al'-
DE- ..# uumi-r tsos arr muArl
Hrr.r.". snd shipI--i a. sarh.
u .... .. .Haei o. 20 on o. any grvai
f,... .I.f aiil tscomr 20 ths g'sci ~
F ..r., torus hy Maine apple
lN.- .. .lF rsiicuily hY CERTAIN 'ans.
.s .sr. o. 90 III fervl<n :" "A''
r ''. .NTsnss % Maine fruh.
W. Itnrr lluichins - heyh,hs
g.. aa. tir guest - NJ. snl Mr.
E.s sa1 at week.
.Ir has bern Consifuci'-i ca
h. ..H,f hy The village corp"railo'
Hu,.ir ~ rcslirncv oi ~. ~
f.r frv purposes.
A. D. Eohln.ou AS able a. u "a'
Hr. the psst srss.
d.. o. o. laarvnc- and slfr Nisiici
t...s.. ,Hgniy last week.
.-.a iirau l. atout o. erT't
'.f HI. fle rear % tn Wost mitAe'
t-s
N,. Nsrtha Co'e Visited fr'snds IA
'a.... .t.f arrk.
Co.'s. u Holland l. moving 10 fert'
a.. go E,uh.u ross all occuPy u''
I.t. l..ifsl.
W.. ila,tuDi. % Canton, as In 'o~'
f#..
NJ. sHb-rt rilioa IA. b~ea qal'e "
= several seyk..
t..r, bowen Will ovupY tho tens.
o.. rrHsufly vacated by bsnl 1efti'i
I'd ..r tariler stand.
NaH1 Allen !. a. occupy piH ="
u Nftlu Merrill stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
sRttSwooo

W u.irn~lto very Interesting s-fnon
at sabbath by licN. 18th lssnson, from
ills tsNt "lsat the path of the lasi u a.
ths shining light. that shinest more and
morr unto the p-Tfct day." Thew !.
good rtaif ln N. Charrh oncs mnfv,
tnI siih Annie BrNsnt o. nngrr the
organ key. and sing alto, ihe muslr IL
.lmplt su,hsuiing. Annie j. uos teach
lug srhs-,l la ihr >hadisv~ district, TIT.
t.lng her nr.t term. >bc la s,-si s.hol-
20 aui ur doaht Doi Nlli make nr.i-
class tczislscr.
>plenIld weather this fot aai.hlns uP
uur fslIs work.
Tho Other day q. Mr.. ilick. Vas pick
lng Over a dlsh az trans fnr cooking. .hr
"a .ouicthlng oa thu sart,cv which .hc
toak o. IT, ~. brad 10 a worm, With a
pair IL bright sye.. bat on extracting u
y ia her thumb aud fingvr u pruNr,i Ia
- a .naks mDrr than q toot Ia length,
,ni =, t,r,tty that inst..sd 20 klilins the
rviilie IL. cauissl him oat doors and
gave him al. llh-rty. >pcaking OF
.n4l,s rrmini. ". 20 little inctisut
that ozcuTr,sl last summer, ani Ia which
Ne wrt. an eve Nitnsss. travelling
aloag the roai one DAY ne n"ilc-i a
cuckoo fr~ rol. ahesd trying Ia Naln
~ ri.e from the gtouni Nth snake
~hleh .l,s had capiarc,i. Being curioa.
ta -. tie rv.alt Ne .i"ssi siiil . lev
mam.ui. wh-n ber mate csinc Ia her az
.I.tanr-. ssllsl a.. snake al the r'gih
distanc- "a give thrlr ~ings fr,~ sg"I'e
sni away thcy icw With u Into the
~o.sl.. Irohfhly one of their cuckoo
ling. hal a sake dinner that day. We
hs,. not t-cn uriilRg aboat the oil ser-
Tsui,
VIVA Lsrui.,si ns.s - ssr'iahi s,'ii,
A t.k.. Milton 90 DO that la Paradise
Loot. Al,
ca. Rr,-sk. 4. doln. poorly Ani "
ALI 4. some weeks briorr he sr'' "a'
* IA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

piss~ Friday.
An underpsss Il hslng built near the
lower end at t1ooeer Avenue.
sou. '''''
o. G. CharyhIn l. ssIii'ax . double
Mrs. u. W. BRYANT L. spending q few
dsy- NJ Bethsl I'm.
Rev. J.. v. psase of Br,.nt'. r.,s
dlv.
NJ. Prank Andrew. Of Norway Va.
Ia The plsce rhar.isv.
Tie Rshsksh. arr preparing q diam.
en,lil~i "a Brok.n i'roml.e.''
The literary ccntest b~tw.en Com.
Iahh-s \ sni u a, I. %. a.. r. Lodge A.
grtting io D. ,ery Interesting.
The diana entitled - urket-of.ies,e
Nsn- vii ~ presented In Dunh.m'.
llal Iursday e,rulng. Nov. 18th.
ihsfr az ~ people In the cast, and will
D. assisted by Ni.. ulnnle riummer.
.olo pianist. south Paris, Mr.. All-r,
obr,en. tenor .oloi-i. anil Mr.. III
Cicary 20 Portland.
VT. lnmsn frUm the eastern part ef
the STATE has moved hl. large family In.
:" ies rooms rented 10 Mr. Humphrey
In the oil Judkins house.
z. ". Nonng has rx~ntly moved into
w. u. Brsdbary'. vRt. rccently oocu-
pls-i hv Mr.. Work.
Nj. iiellsni Curtis has .oli nj. farm
Ia North Norway aud r-ui~,i D. N. IIili'.
tsrm Zoe Que YEAR. Mr.. Curt. 1. a for
nrt resbieni 20 ,hl. place. having owne.l
stand on Maple >trr.t.
y. II. lllil hss moved lnie Benlamln
Davis rvut, Nhich make. " nov con,s-
n'ent Toe him, tsing ne,cr hls .lop.
\ fatal acgtisut ogscurrvi on the a.. 4.
" ". iusi shove the Stallion Que iay the
nr-t "a III ~e-k. Csrrpil B.son'. dog
sas la tn sst "a cfos.lng the track a.
tn locsl sss psiiing oat. The consc-
qaence ~as the engine nude tso dog.
n ons. u u prriiy hsri on The boy 10
l"se his dog. which b. ihoaght az much
%. bat d ~oald b. bl...lne Ca the com.
muuliy N f.w dosru mor- 20 the dog.
IN ihis NiCinitv ~erv pliccl under .lml-
lar circumstances.
J. \. nrcoks l. having an of'ics nalsh-
III % In biz meat shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
auueoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. v. ID. kimball and wife are enjoy
ing life Ia Chicago visiting relatives.
Mr.. Hugh J. Chisholm OF Portland
Was Ia town last Thursday and Friday.
A pleasant appearing gentlem,n Ia meet.
AMI one Who will be much appreciated
Ia this ani adjacent towns.
A crew 81 men will be- kept nj work Al
Rnmfori Falls through the winter.
Mr.. Charles n. Virgin has bought the
Mocy stand and will move there soon.
Mr.. VIM. n. farnum Il tax collector.
Fay your taxes before December lat aud
save the discount.
Rev. Mr.. whiieside 90 south Paris will
deliver HE popular lecture nj Rnmforl
Centre Tuesday evening. Nov. -. sub.
jeet. "irelsnd." A email admission Will
be charged for the benefit Of the sabbath
Sehool
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
soUrr eUcNFlGlO.

A A. .ou,stimc. all that Il take every
,.,iv to make A worll. How yarie,i sni
diverse srr the gin. of men, 10 ."ule
m. az of trading Z. a. natural a. bfr''"-
lng. IL. o,.,l,..
A E.,,prd II Turner last Neck ani W. a
80, Az. hs came back to scc " s'y'h-
n. had traded coz. i've tns. ""'
,hoaght he hid snoiher oae to .au ~
Nhat an asthctr ani euI'"nlou'
n,n,s oar John inhlrt. ul'"n his ncN
,o,niry r,.lIencc. Va congraiuiai'on,,
,,,,n a.. John. Il u ml.nonier AM
ana rth, Of tios- fertile ACRES.
M, /, year foe reiolgins' we To
.i.,,.l over the Msinr ele,tloa ani ssiil
,..,ol al over the ti.lal wave. Bai ~asn
az. d.f,,t Of prohibition Ia NebrasA'
- Ia contemplated which y the para
,,oaui l..ae In thi. eoa Try Ia i,,' pr
,,i,i,Ion ar the tariff We sh"ali vote
49,, ,,o,,lhltIon IA Maine sni let the Tar
M ~, IN the tssnaitlon bos soss.
An ca,alrymen remrmhrf 'u''''' @
d,.hlns cavalry lsadsr, sl.o MAS s',,,
warl. ~ cruelty .lsin hy the S'"as, a.,
ar time. Custer MAS a fair mtn sni h,'
.,,huru lo.s. hung In clustering cur,
-, M. .hoalisrs. ltis boys eosh'
s,na he highest fences AMI ~iies'
W,si.. IN the oli Domlnion ant scatter
he rtsl hosi. like chan tstare ~, ~,
-ia,I. naaisl~ss some ss-.o'i'rs VIZ
80 mi. .ui rsmrmbsr whst unrla'
.I.h, custer ani his stan pfcseai~' aa, :.
In, The last campaian by barring a'o''
"a h.. IN "a dasea rebel n,gs a. ITO
phl.. captured Ia battle. ma, .hs
Mr.. ". 4. tserrlsh tall. |" thu sa
has N turkeys fur ~hieh si'e s"""'' 10
IN. 4. Tuitls Il buying the seeooas o.
,-.s,el f,aif for The North tarns'
log Ca, I~y ing al the rate al ~ ''' !
ION Rscosd has soA hls pafna"
sssrrs tn Marcus sAmpsoa'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NIaaON

Rev. :. u. HiChsri.on - Es.i sum
ner sas In town saturday.
Dr. =. =. ~turi.yant aud family sp-nt
q f.w hour. st al. father. ls.t saturday.
Mr.. S,uue,ani i Improving .losly.
Tur.isy evening Mr. iyoon-y ~ Port
land gave i~cturr ON :. :. frvnil...
"Wednesday evening the .iudent. held
ihslr last lyr-um for the term.
Rev. pr. Dunn 20 Portland sprn,
nhar.isy sni Friday Ia the place, and
addressed the students Thursday even
Ing.
Mi" spof'ori ~ i,umiori u Nisl,lng
her brother D.. ~. ~Inrori.
Ellsworth Cu.hm,n has soli hi.
Gr-cning. a. Porter ~ South Paris.
som. either apple. Ia the place have b"cn
.oli Ia him.
w~iD-.iay Ne hid our first snow, not
cnoagh io cover the ground, bat whiien-
Ing thing. for fen hours.
Look. like Indian summer now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
WEST sucsFltlo.

Alisrt N. lisr;oN anI Matte "
rosle az a tbslr fathers. :. T.. liar
lows. Who I. very frchle.
Norman Be..sv 1. AZ work Tor 4. \
Warren thrr.hing.
u. More has gone Into the Wood. a.
work for George u. staples.
levi Turner -, hl. lrg J'mmed quits
hsdly while taking yoke ~ oNsn irou
the cart.
4. \. warrrn has had a furnace pat In
J. y. flagg has gone Ca work for y
~fst sou.
4. VI. Richard. Ia. Got a ncs horse.
ouiie an excitement was caus~,i IN
our nrighbothooi Nv a man horse Whip
ping q woman lat sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
hartford


Mhsn corn L. - r~uts t.ef hasbsl, u u
st-sut tlus o. harvest hogs.
Mis- Mats. purkis has closs,i q snc
csssfgl term q school la tn lins district
heftie lluirhlnson aud NARY lluichln
son are AZ homc from Aubarn on a short
Nttatiou.
Miss Minrr,a D-art,orn from Bostou
D. Nislilns ber fricnds la Duskhsld aud
Hartford.
~omst-,-i, want. 90 knos Who jobs
IL. W v no a., o. Inform him the b-.'
svctn John l. proper Boan. masru'
llns gender. John !. (se think bach
rlar John Z. f"fhsps = crsnk. john
has q min of nj. asn ani u not sfrsid
tn sVsak a. John l. an upriglh man aud
, g,.ll siils-n. John 4. - sort "a mys.
t-ry. John I. Ike iosh Blliing.' mule,
, .alisu Cuss aud works bitter on th'
% slie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
asowsfiglo.

Tha,er 4 -. arr painting the TUT
srr.ali.t churh.
SUNDAY ~chool convert >aniaN e''n-
log At the Congregational charch.
saturday rvrnlng -oa,e tseuiy Young
ls,il~. ani gentlemen sP-ai the evening
y lth llnnie frlnk al her home ms
time Wa- spent Ia insirumenial ani va
cal mu.lc sni psrior games. -
Dr. RaN .oa 20 Paris ~as Ia town TINS
Nesk. .n
gepalr. are belns made an the o''
Frlioxs' battling.
work Ia the corn .hopl. nearly com
piets,i. ia. III
q Ia grippe. .J
c,ilds.
John MeDonnal 4. bulldlng a nlc'
harm. lie has twelve big oxen. lie u
,ou under the Necessity 10 taking rooms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
Iockg,s MILLS.

j. u. Tebbetts of Lisbon is In town.
The Good Templsrs are In quite a
prosperous condition. They now have
forty members ani more are expected To
Join.
Mlss Carrie Rand Il visiting In Port.
land.
Rev. Mr.. Barton will deliver . sermon
ut the Union church next sunday.
Mac- Bartlett IL 1t work at the NJ
Abrxm Hotel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
OBITUARY..
rlnnrpar a. osao0D.

Eibridg~ q. O.good of rryeburx VII
lsgr died suddenly Of heart disease. at
hIs home last sunday night. lie had
for several years been In poor health,
bat ouly the day before hIs death he had
bcen able Ia ~ To the residence of hls
daughter, Mrs.. Cousins, who lives In
another part nj the village. last sep
tenber Mr.. Osgood Was reelected rrg'
lister of deeds for West Oxford County,
hls first term 10 service having proved
highly satisfactory. lie leaves q widow
aud thrrc daughters, two IL whom are
married. Mrs. O.gocd u the only sur
vIving member IL tile family Of twelve
son. sui daughters of the late Major
Jane. O.gooi by his hr.t wife. The
deceased was an honest. courteous,
wsrm-heirt~i man--one ~ the few men
no could truly say ! haven't nm Gu
envy In the world. Mr.. O.good's life
h. VA. past ca years 10 sge-was pss.e'i
In Frycburg. where he Was born, aud his
attachment io hl. native town was strong
aud true. Ile MAS genial companion
and an unf,ltering friend. A good,
Kind. loyable man dlci With Eibrblge
Osgood. IIls bcrra,.d widow aud
daughter. have the deep sympathy Of q
vide circle ~ friends anil acquaintance.
Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
EAST BETHEL.

Mrs.. Mary Estes has had very hand
som- monument erected on her iot In
the cemetery, made by whitney brothers
IL ilefhel.
Dana n. Grant has sold his store aud
stock IN trade To Mr.. y. Crooker who
has taken possession. Mr.. Grant IN
tend. "a spend the winter la flori'la.
q. ". Brown recently lo.t valuable
thrre-yesr-old colt. II attempted "a
Jump a picket fence and was injured 81
badly that u had 10 b. Killed.
Mr.. y. r.. Folsom visited this place
With full line ~ millinery, November
isih.
y. =. Hsrtic,t hss'gone to Hanover a.
work for smith brother. during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Crookcr are boarding At
r.. ". hrtieit's.
indhn summer weather Ia delightful
this time ~ wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
aOHalIQy

Mr.. Eec,l has done hlA.,lng AMI !. nov
puitiag In hi. dam. lie has three teim'
drawing logs.
IN. .@ls,tmen - the two towns per-
amhalsic,i the Byron ani RoNbary town
liza. FROM the Hymn roid a. Weld llnc ou
Nonday With :. VI. Locke a. surveyor
Elder u. \. Cannon ~ Wcst Peru
yisiiri Weld anil byron, but n he wa'
not seeking goll he landed At the mlni.'
t.r.' rvtrrtt In thl. plac-.
1T me give Wafuln; to the deer hunt
srs not a. shoot man Instead ~ deer
ipo not point your ride at your.slf not
sny one el.e for a moment, whether u u
loadci az not. TIL. rule will save mans
llNr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
SWEDEN.

Marketing apples seems to be the
orier Of the day. This week Messrs.
stuart and Cobb of Harrison are In town
beading up those bought by Lyman
sh~sid of Harrison.
Mrs. Lydia Evsns has ID barrels OF
apples ready for mtrket. We presume
this IL the largest lot In town.
Grin Maxwell! aud daughter Lena have
gone to BOSTON for few weeks.
n. ". llsmiln has g0neto Waterford
to BE- In the employ Of the Pike boys,
numbering. !,
william r. saunders goes TO Portland
next Monday TO work IN carriage msn-
ufactory where he worked several sea-
sons and Il calIei drst-class workman.
Mr.. Anuls, . lumber contractor OF
Albany, ". H., recently bought four
large cattle Of samuel l'lummer & Bon,
which were qsits . hssrs Over ssvea
| feet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
IAsr SUMNER.

lev. =. :. York. County Missionary,
preached At East Summer on sunday
evening. ~. 9th int.
Freight. ou the u. .. a u. Railroad
arr quite heavy TIL. fall. There u an
unusual amount % apple. aud Po,aioc.
bclng .hippni.
Mr.. 4. u. Park 1. To teach thi. winter
at II,crnorr Falls. lie Ia. finished
al. .cl,"oi az Hartford Center.
MI. Ida D.. Benson IL teaching on
sumner nm.
Mls. I,obbln. % Psh. !. To- teach At
the "flst."
III. school board have d-clic'i to plac.
Harvey. grsmmar- In the school. Ia
pl,c- 81 s~inton'. nov In uss.
People arr making ready for "~in'er' /.
chilling blasts"
VIM. sexsli state. as ID. result 81 hi.
observation. that ". h,,. the most cold
weather Ia the winter. \ logical fact
that l. worth remembering. strange
bat true. sboSth'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Wilson s,lllmin Ia. gone round
thr-shlng again.
T.. :. wymin IL loading a carload OF
apples.
lit Cannon l. .lck with SLOW fever.
lie 4. stopping at Roscoe Roberts.
>. D.. touant has bought the Pred
Newton place.
The fsrmer. are busy cutting their
wool.
Those that laugh last eau laugh best.
That 4. the way With the last election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

school In District No. ! closed With
On exhibition In the church Friday which
was decided success.
Asa Abbott Il at home from 0orism
for short vacation.
Umbsgog Lake frose over "Wednesday
night.
paced away November 18Th, amer weeks
Of isteuse suffering which Was borne
With pstlence which has bern ne
ckarscSseistic q ~ whole lie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
CANTON.


IIou. james y. Wright Of Paris WAS In
town Tuesday.
Rodney Dyer. Csnton's popular bar
her. has been obliged to give mp work
for time on account of poor health.
Mr.. William Dyer % boston, his brother,
takes HE place.
There viii be . masquerade ball al
Union Hall, Canton Point, Thanksgiving
eve.
II IL reported that O.csr ChIlds. Of the
firm of ChIids 4 staples, has cold out to
J. q. Fuller 81 North Anson.
The baptist ladies' Circle VIII meet
With Mrs.. J. ". Long next "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Canton lille club met AZ the
range Monday afternoon for q practice
shoct. The day was cold aud windy.
Distance 80 yards, American standard
target. III. following IL the score;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
WILSON'S Mills


J. 4. Backman of Avon arrived In
town lsst SATURDAY Ca assist his son
Walter In building his house.
rennock aud Tsylor moved Into the
woods Monday. They put In timber on
Little Abbott Brook.
VIII lIsrt moved hls fsmIly Into the
woods. lie built camps at Parker lllll.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Peter Bennett 81 Cole
brook we're In town the past week.
Twenty men came up Thursday for
the Psrkertown camp.
sturtc,snt a Cameron are moving In
Ca the woods. Their work IL on Beaver
Brcok.
y. Ssuhorn and W. blanchard came
M saturday after :. T.. Larry, his wife
being ~.
Dr. Twombly aud r. =. Flint were al
.. \. filnt's saturday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
ARXANIS POM

The FRANKLIN Grange Drsm,iic Ciui
| vii present Ia our citizens the dram,
.'~s--t Bri-r az the Fiower Girl of New
York, ou Thursdsy -,rning, Nov. -
The club have rcccntly hal psintei 8
hne sirr-t and forrest sc-n-ry. The,
have taken special palm. 10 perfect TIL.
PoPahr play AMI Il |. hopci there wil
h. go,si patronage.
Dr. II. Wckfonl of Hartford was In
town Tuesday.
IN" Gcoi rrmplar Lodge nov nun
hers NEARLY INV members.
4. \. nrcoksl. slowly recovering frou
a sefion. injury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NEWRv.

q. A. B,ker has taken JOB 10 haul
birch for J. \. Thurston.
Fred Howard has moved Into town
aud will work In the woods for 4. n.
BAKER.
I'll s,earn. la. gone to Brighton With
cattle To sell.
sheep are In good demand at high
pricc.. u. :. Hastings IL buying all he
can fini.
Heavy oxen to 90 Into the woods are
rather scarce aud sell for better prices
than last year.
Freeborn Smith and Wife are home
from Augusta on visit.
schooI In No. I closes this week. The
teacher reports the hooks uninIurci. n
goal showing. some of the parent.
prefer to purrhase the books.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
AIllCO

Daniel Olihsm, long a resident III
rsru, bat f"r some year. Que 81 Mexico,
dlei NOVEMBER nth.
T.. ~. Heed Ia. large crew nj work
GA h. dam and getting timber Tor his
mill.
Not Tar FROM TO men are al work on
m. dan across the Nniro.co.gin.
Everything tends On "vldcawskei'i,e-
nes.." No quiet hour. nov. The day
start. early IN the mornln. aud last.
we'll Into the night.
staple. Il sending men and supplies
up swift River nearly every day.
New fsc-. arr numerous.
John Irish I. going Ia leave M. We
rather he would rrmiin, bat he will have
HI. way AMI will, We hope, ".cc a.
LATER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
AlsANS


Ers Viii 4. wcol % Iloslen VII
Wr',h W, -. l0cO A. n. ,ahrt .
~ Total n-prsyliy ~ The frsnsa'
>'l,' iF. n. SahieCt. "fvisr Wa's-
~ un he Water San,lay >ch"o', n.
70 hssn, >upsriutsnsieui, after msfnlax
sr1ie. Sahj-Ct; ''jcsa. ,Fucinsd'
y :. 4. n. tar.a.. tlArks -et".,.
hnlsr suhiorti '','oi the "''e' gu
i'oo,i Gifts.
fhrrr yin b. 'Jibrary festival al
~ church Friday sssaiar, Nov. ~, Al
Nr.H. Pan | will consist ~ fs.'a-
"a by Nl.ss. Cole, iissssy aai Nhea,
AL Rry. Mr.. Wood, aud ua.lr, dirs.ts''
- Ms. Besn, Mr. wsri~sil sat Niss
Anna Cummings. Part MI be .ap'
p, he coa.mlitsr. PRED ,isrk aud Tier
hsr besa. Admis-ioa Tar all ofss ""
,sars, a nicksl; supper tick>ss, Snxr,
- eeais, for couple. ~ cents 80
sssis Tar the beoent of the nee pao"S
nenry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
aEThfl.

A. 4. fIerrick, Eco, Representative
elect from the Bethel District, Waited
Augusta thls week to secure boarding
place for the winter for himself and
family.
Y. w. Woodbury.. one Of the vslus-
tiou Commissioner, has been In Augus-
q sIncc November 81, aud stlll letters
sent him are directed 10 Bethel and have
To De rrmslied causing delay In vpllcs.
The iIcthel Water Company are over
run With orlers for service pipes Tor the
families In the vlilsge.
The lumbermen are busy getting In
supplies before snow comes for their
wintrr operations.
The 4. W. T.. Company ~ Lisbon aud
ibesrre a Wilson of lewiston intend tn
greatly Increase the amount put Into the
river over last winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

I'a lose ani Wifc % Rumford scr'
n f.tu set ueyk.
lfe oliver and cfvN novel INTO 'h'
s.ui. Frtiav.
W. rrrhtm l. hoarilnx ~ " :
l'.g.s lie expects 90 gather ia az
a.. Il1,r q game.
lloughton sni Sife Nlsltei he'
Daughter "a canton hst we.k. Itsi
n'lfavi by the nay of Rnmiord f@i''
ili Nuips~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
roRr,,.wrsr etrsIl

\ ctv~ ~ mrn from the Chapman
h"mssieai serv down a. MsyViil. Gene
tcry M woFk The iffh.
9Th Msson wcnt o. BuCkhsld the
nth.
Georgr Masoa has hs-n making cider.
Sam rvtkins has hoaght a span of
horsss
Mr.. Joalihnn ryls has soil her coW
to ~. n. Chapman.
The hti'igr over MI Br-ok Ia. te.n
nsw IN plankol.