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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-24
Titled Men Commend It.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
DIR. BOsANKO MEDICINE Co., Piqua, o.
After much suffering and the use of
many remedies. l have received great
relief and am nearly well from q vio-
lent attack OF piles, lasting four or five
weeks, from the use of less than one
bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
and l take great satisfaction in COM
mending it to others.
Very truly yours,
Col. Il. G. DANIELS.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA.
Dr. BOsANKo.
DEAR SIR u. S. Judge. John. j.
Jackson, of our place, recommended
to me your pile remedy. Please send
me box. Yours truly,
CHAs. ii. BARTLETT. ID. ID. S.
Sold by MARI & Ross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
FRveBuRO.

Mr.. George l.. Curtis ~ Casco with
his Wife aud daughter ,i.lte'i their
daughter, Who Il ri the academy. ON
saturday aud SUNDAY.
Rev. Mr.. Gould rcturn~i Ia i'ro,i-
ienc. on Monday. Mr. j. =. Williamson
II Andoycr Seminary, pastor elect ~
the Congregational church In Augusta, Il
to preach February nth.
Mr. and Mrs. =. W. Pfc left Tuesday
for q ,isit Ia Augusta, travelling With
their own team.
John l.. sbc,ld has gone Ia brunswick
to attend medical lectures.
Mr.. 4. ~. Iibbetts has closed hls
bous. for the winter aud With his wife
aud daughter are az hi. fathers.
jerome u. Fellows has taken out =
patent for potato digger.
Henry 4. Evans, Who has been for
some year. clerk In Leicester, Mass,
has scccptei q morr desirable situation
In New York.
\ lag given Ia the academy by four
20 the trustee. va. raised on Thursday
afternoon with appropriate cNerclsc- In
which the students' parts wer. highly
commented.
I'ruf. Bat.man Who has been clrculst-
Ing IN oxford County u delivering hi
course ~ lecture. here Ia large and
interested audiences.
The next lectur, Ia the q. L. =. q.
cour.. on Thur-,lay will d" given by
Howard Owen ~ augusta on Thursday
evening. February 18th. subject "fhe
Up. AMI Down. ~ Newspaper Man"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
WEST SUMNER.

our village school, after a profitable
term, closed the 9Th, Mr.. Hamilton go
ing directly 10 Hebron, ready for work
the 9Th.
Llcwellyn Pul.ifer I. attending there,
hi first term. while Mise. Annie Far
llu, Iva Noye., Edith Kerry, aud u. y.
Colby have returned there Ia resume
their studies. J. Everett Hicks !. Ia 20
when hl. school l. done.
IL. q. ". Cu.hmib Ia. gone Ia Bruns-
wick, az the term opened AZ the medical
college the 9Th Inst.
". J. wheeler of South Pah. was In
town the 81.
The little daughter % Chester Allen,
who was so .hocklngly injured by being
.hot Ia the face, IL gaining finely.
u. y. Chase of Buckheld was about
town Tuesday, the 9TH.
Oliver Honey wa. brought from the
woods sick few days since, where he
work. at numbering, the prevailing In
flucnEa being hi. difficulty.
I. 4. Fletcher and Wife and J.. j..
Gardiner aud Wife are taking their turn.
Cory IIonney, by taking cold. has q
second edition.
While from Ogden, Utah, across Ia
Colfsx, Cali, there IL such an Immense
body NJ snow. and so much suffering. We
cannot but rejoice In our mild Maine
winter. enjoying Il while We have IL.
Mrs. Polly Howe l. visiting at her
sons, frceland Ilowc's, nj Norway.
Lumber IL coming In fast this line
shedding.
slippery for pedestrians just now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
SOUTn BUc.FiElD.

Prr,i,al aud Arthur Lowell have both
t...n seriously sick With IA gripp".
Rob bean !. cutting % the pin" ca
the puuniug farm estimated AZ slvo,V".
Tho contest for the stallion supremacy
far ths .easou "a l~eo opens Early aud
~. and challcugv. arr a. thick a. snow
fakss.
Prof. Pratt has q four-year-old 10y Dr.
Franklin. dam by Maine Duroc that i a
handsome one aud a good stopper.
Postmaster Atwood has a large Tine
driving tvo-year-old g,lding after sur
pri.r.
stanley Bl.b-cc has a fast pacing thrcs-
y.af-old gylding got by Eclair which he
anrf. 90 match for speed with amy J.
yraf-ah Ia town.
Tom Eccord IA. returned from the
Woul..
Ia NJ always give deserved credit 20
cur pstisui and deserving wives and
mnthrrs Who. too often, when We, the
lord. Of creation. are away among the
maiienlng crowd enjoying the good
thIny. Il this lifc. are patiently delNing
ln AN. household labor Tor which per-
hap. they receive no credit nor praisef
uhs.s thought. naturally OcCur 10 Va
.t~r Nisit o. the home of l"ring
parrher ~ south h,crmOrr al which
time nj. e.timable wife exhibited Ia us
+. large number - rlgs ~ rare aud eN-
oui.its d..lsn and Kill of workmanship
bsr own haniiwork. Pro dris q facts.
N. n. waldron ke~ps a full line OF
boots. shoes, ruhhcfs, etc, and can eater
10 th~ wants "a al. Mr.. W. ha. had
over forty YEAR, experience In hi. bush
nes. aud 4. withal perfect gentleman
An old RAIDER of the Dcnocrai Nisi,e,
u.totsllthe Democrat that u has greatly
Improved In the last fes years.
". often think ~ What \. Z. Maxim
once aid la the Democrat, livery boy
ten years old knows that the liambls-
touians are superior to the old brcci' IN
Maine"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
nlrrirIn cEsrRI

Nr. >.lhv Holman did February :,
l~iu. gv,l - year.. lie Was brother
% Col. John !. Holman Nho died Last
July. agyl - ,rars. lli. father. Peter
Holman, ~as onr ~ thu ctrliesi s"ttlers
II piNheh. aud Nas thu fret man a.
.Tsui the winter la town, which b. tid
In q log cabin on the river mad near the
bur, Ink guunl ln lsSH. >elhv Sas The
lsst one 81 q large family consisting ~
seven l,pSs and four girls. With Que cN-
c.ttion the.e l,oys an liSc,l 60 . good
Oh az anil died AZ Ia, In the samr town
and within two miles distanC. 10 thc
sI.ot vhsrr thsy Svrv hoTn. They have
lrfi quite lsrgy fsmili-. 'h~ mo-t ~ them,
sho iu turn give promise - k-rplng The
maine uf Holman numerous.
tloss uu our siek lit lat W-'k arr ~
ported i..ttsr
~lrighiu- guosls weather C,'ol.
eur postmaster d, quite SICK.
stag driver kilgorv has soue Z" Fort
hui un husiues.
eur spring term 81 tr~r high .ch'-'l
.rs.ns tu D. nssur.l. \ svvi teacher l.
W. ani-l. NOME uthct norl apply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
RuueoRp CENTRE.

There Ia. b.sn more sickness In this
place and vicinity than was ever known
before.
Mr.. 4. =. Frost ha. rendered valuable
assistance Ia caring for the sick ones.
Mr.. Charles n. Abbott, X. q. Dollof.
aud the other sick ones are gradually
gaining.
Mis- Columbia kimball IL spending
the winter with relatives At Wentworth,
Iowa.
There are two cases of scarlet fever In
the family Of Mr.. e. 4. Eaton. iiis
children are having II very light.
Rev. Mr.. IIannaford has been on the
.ick li.t for several days, but IL gaining.
The death Of Dana l.. kimball was a
severe blow to this community. Mr..
klmball Was u Kind neighbor, eager 10
render assistance In sickness. Rev. l..
4. French attended the funeral at hls
late home.
Mr.. l.. T.. French IL now able to sit up
A few hours each day.
Mr.. Elmer u. Bennett has sold out hls
interest In the steam mill to j. u. steph-
ems.
Nal Hoyt has had . severe sickness,
but u gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
OHFORD

ifra.fI Hgrus iisl Ca Thursity, jan
..r. srh. llr ga. - YEAR. 20 agv.
There Ntrr uu services 40 The iougrr-
cf..ltI yhguh sunday. Mr.. >carle,
..u.tfsr a.. besu sifk With pneumonia
'.' b. bow Improving.
NuH.F ilyr.. Anuis Perkins, Nenn
N...rt ani Nuuis ,aldsglL Charles
Alir,e. aul rrrlsy French are All at
i.ul.u: ihs spring term a. Hebron.
lr ll,r.sy l. .gain able % Nlsh hi'
Taf.rrts
~ Boothby, agent for the Chicago
Publishing Company, has bccn canvass
ils hery.
On. .,hool. started again last Monday.
ihs funeral 20 Rev. George .. lev ~
tury uyyurrri ou Friday, February TN.
Re-, NJ Beych % Camhridgv, Mass,
uni.istssi. assisted hy Rev. Mr.. ~earie-,
rr.uirut pastor. Rev. NJ. henni~on ~
ths NJ r. church. Rev. Mr.. Constant 81
1Urham. y. a.. Rev. Mr.. fitg % Paris
ant sr, Mr. Hideout 20 NorNay. Nj.
lrN k.hury leave. widow and four
,hUdrvu. two - whom Nerv present,
bis sou. Rev. Georgr 4. IcSksbury,
With hi. wife. % seattle, Washington,
ths Youngest daughter, Mr.. Chad
bourne aud her little sou % Wisconsin.
.hF other two daughters, one living in
'aliuruLs and one AZ the west we're AN
able to b. present Friends from Nas-
'achusetts. Gorhau. y. H., Paris. Nor
nay, ETC., Were here. The church Nas
nl.ed with his friends Who have known
linn - bong aud loved him 80 veil. The
music Ms very due aud appropriate tn
III oCcasion. The floral decorations
we're very beautiful. 4 sincere Chris
Tan, an esteemed citixsn and a true
fri.nt has passed away. His loss Viii
Il. Apply felt BY all. Mr.. lev kshary
Nas go % the eldest Congregational
clergymea In the state. lie had been IN
the ministry forty-six years and had
bsen Tor nearly .lxty years a member OF
he Congregational church az Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
auckEiEIn.

n. G. Thomes and wife have gone Ca
Portland for q few weeks.
u. n. Waite IL slowly recovering from
hi rvcent Illness.
James y. Packard !. able 10 be AZ hls
shop again after siege of two weeks
from Influenza.
Capt. q. n. Prince was drawn for one
~ the jurymen for 4. =. Court at Port
land on the 18th.
VIM. Gregg of Ando,rt wa. In town
last week.
4. :. Bridgham, Eco, of Portland,
made n living ,i.it Ia hls daughter, Mrs..
Nulty, Thursday.
Isaac jordan died last Tuesday from
the effect. of Ia grippe. lie ws. nearly
~ years IT az. and had always been q
hsri working man.
The village .chools close Friday after
q ten weeks term.
~. l.. Horne ~ Norway visited Fast
Branch Farm, Friday.
=. VIM. shaw soli hi green apple. Ia
Rhode Island parties last week, for
al IN for the lot. Who say. orchard
farming doesn't payt Vet there are lot.
~ .o-callci farmer. Who haven't grape
vine, . pear tree or apple tree. enough
to furnish q dcccni variety for their own
families.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

Miriam. the llttl. daughter II \. v.
lierriek. Esd. met With quite ssriou.
and painful acclient last "Wednesday.
In The hall 20 Mr.. n. house Il built a
settle the .eat or cover II which !. at
iachcl hy hinge. and can he raised. he
heath the settle I. place Tor keeping
thlngs. This seat ~ cover hal heen
rsised for the parpo-e IL removing
something from beneath. aud Miriam
standing by had laid the foreflugcr II IN.
right hand upon the top II the side II
the .ettce when the cover accidentally fell
catching the finger bctwccn u and the
sharp e,igc ~ the settle. The cover l.
~ oak and belng some .lx or seven feet
long l. very heaVy anil falling with a.
much force nearly severed the fors~hnger
~ The right-hand Iust above the trst
iniut Fortunately only the end of the
fngrr Nas caught. Dr. ilill Vas Al once
called aud the flngcr drcssssi. The sc,-
erc,i tart will probably unite ani none ~
IN. fing~f D. lost.
Thursday afternoon last. ". T.. ski
Hngs. ho Nas appointed hy the court
commissioner tcr the Purpose, took some
deposition. o. D. us.d In the case l,oscoc
.. Crp.. - al. ". Alph.as :. ilean.
Thi. !. an Important cluliy ease now
Pending hstwe~n the above named par
tlcs. 4. y. lIcrrick. Esq.. !. solicitor
fvr thu plsiutifi.. aud u. \. FRYE, Esd.
fur the defendant. II u thought hear
lng upon II Will D. had this coming term
~ Csuft.
eur genial postmaster Who full, In
tended a. escape Ia grippe rcceiN',l a
,all frum u lat Week aud Vas compelled
o. ah.rnt himself frbm the post oiiicr aud
entertain hi distinguished ,islior AZ his
huuse for some days. lie u able To- D.
cot AZ this writing bat has not FULLY ~
cpNerci.
Mr. u. VI. Rand. Cor the past two wears.
glefk In the drug store 20 g.. u. Wiley 70
this village. has returned "a hi home liza
Wluiham " her. b. vii contlnue a. pur-
sne his Studies preparatory o. going b.
torr the state Boaul 10 Pharmacy for eN-
animation this summer. During hls staN
herr Mr. Rant had made mauy.trieuis
Who Nerr sorr, o. have him ~. \ Mr.
cobb from Siandi.h take. Mr.. Randi
pltc-.
Thoma. y. ilasiing. Who for some
ve,ks N. be-n quite sick !. nov con-
Nalvsgvut.
-ome - oar rntcrpri.lng horscmsn srr
talking up a trial ~ sp.c,l CA the icc on
Eove's meadow. They say they can get
n gt-,i ous-half mile stretch aud pfuI.osc.
u not hinicrcd by storm. o. make use IT
g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
GRIINMOOp

pii the oldest lnhabliani ever 49, finer
weather or slelghlng At this time ~ ihs
YEAR. This I. the way one man de-
serilsd The situation fes days sgo
9Th. sie,iding l. lusi splendid cat on the
road., bat Ia the woods there Isn't hall
snoN enough, and that IA. been the
trouhlr With the logger All winter.
Ei.-n Wentworth gave us very pleas-
ant ,ail Que day lat week. lie said be
hal eu~risncssl slight attack ~ Ia
gript-e frcrnily. aud he Vas glad u NJ.
80 favorable .incc b. !. living entirely
alone.
W. Mason, We have not disturbed the
muskfat .lnc- that time, aud never IN
tend a. again. Glad that other plcc. III
natural history Interested YOU. Have
t-vu .tudying IN. habits ~ IN" hedge
hog lately and in al. near future Ne may
give = feW Nori. - hi history. IL !.
uut withnut intrp'st although rather
.tupii anl Near. c,,arse fur.
~lN men have di~i within few week.
Nh Ncrv native. - Hartford 90 had
frfm-fl, li,~i their, aud With al ~
n hum W Nrrr oncr mnrr 90 less a.
quaintci Their names and religious
prvfrrvnr-s - far a. known N~r"
Nma.a Iucas. Adventist, Hiram llin~.,
Nsthu,list. Mari ,otls, Baptlsi; Hen
iamin n. BfuSu. seventh baN adventist
Harvey Ripley, fr~c Baptist Edmund
lfsh, unknown.
Mr. Rruwn Nas deaf mute, liV~i Ia
Mslruss. Mas. aud was fatally Injured
hy an engine while crosslne the railroad.
N. iasi time Ne ssw him Wa a. canton
MIL. In l>tp. We Wcfr looking AZ some
hig poster. of Van Amhurgh. msnagvric,
and the way D. askci questions hy
signals about the animals was really
amusing.
Nellie NV. expedition round the
world Wa the quickest one ever made.
hslng accomplished la - days and =
fraction. The whole rntsrpris~ includ-
lng al that Ia. bc-n sali about u has
iurni.h~i a large amount % Interesting
r,ading.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
ANDOvCR.

The winter term % school In di.iric,
No. 4 closed this week sfiera snccessinl
term taught by VI. y. Cor.on.
n. =. I'hlibrick 81 Farmers iiili u
hauling birch to Z. A. Prcc'or's mli' Al
Mr. y. :. smith 1. visiting friend. Al
Canton TIL. week.
Lone Mountain Lodge Gced Tempiar'
installed the following officers FRIDAY
night. feb!;;
CT. ovsn Is,cisy.
VI saiis usilrys
sesF,,sry, %. ". wst-ca-
- w. Railsy.
Inn ~u,sli
" Lewis Hiplry.
u. ". Mr. fmfas ia,rlaf.
- Mrs Maisan.
SIT. Mr.. Adiis ,olby.
q. Isthsr tsonAri.
-. y snail
chsp- " 4 driver.
The OH Folks concert Il billed for
the third Friday % thl' mouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
MASON

ui.yery icy here. Il l. not safe for
yoar Mason correspondent 10 H. out oi
door.
va. pleased 10 see J. J. Pc communi-
cation la the Democrat last week. lie
|. a full blood oxford bear. have
much wondered that b. should leave oN-
ford mutton for Portland flsh aud clans.
TEL Albany Mason has not had Ia
grippe bat nj. card for the want III the
Tirhi grip failed to make connections
With the Office.
Ce.,rgr n. Merrill killed his steer that
cot l,ms,i In the woods. IL made nice
beef.
Mr.. payi. has got out 10 work sgaln.
Bsrt Bean aud wife are al j. 4. Beans.
lie 4. much out ~ health.
Cvru. Rolfc Il getting the birth on
from A lot In Northwest Albany To W;
n. Na.on's mill. lie viii get In all
.oue one hundred and ffty cords. IL Is
TO be saved into spool strips for N =
Bean.
E.r. Main. intends going TO peering
thl. week.
u. q. Mills IL hauling his poplar to
West Bethel.
Colds and lung troubles are very COM
mon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
rAsr SUMNER

GoUi rcmplaf. are again REMINDED
that the next session ~ the District
I.odsr will ocvur az last sumner on
Mc,lnrsiay. the 18th int. LIT all the
lodge. D. Wsll rrprvssnted.
ENtra mall bag. ar- required la order
a. carry Eastman. >c~i Catalogues Into
All part. II the country. We rcc.nily
.aw large bag labeled Western
state" AMI another southern state
AZ alting transportation. lrum small
beginning Easiman's busines. has grown
o. quite large proportions.
Lois oi team. have b~cn busy hauling
lce and .aNdu.t out IL the plsc-.
Who ever .aw such winter n.
"Oris0n" would sAy, Il has not bcen so
'promiscuou." a. some but grand for
teams and-and -''prr,iestlnsrian.."
We are pleased 10 report the .lck A.
NOR, comfortable. What a grippe that
Was'
SIugIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
SIONEHAA


There Ia. been talk IL conferring with
the officer. of the Maine Central Railroad
sine. they have had control of the Port
land & Ogiensburg rad In relation Ia a
rad connecting at fryeburg or Conway,
aid road Ia pas. through the towns 81
Fryeburg or Chatham, stow, Lowell,
stoneham, Albany, Mason. Bethel aud
.o on Ia the lakes, then Ia Mount katah-
din, Moo.ehead Lake, IIoulton and Hall
fax. making a direct route across the
stat. ~ Maine aud connect With the
Eastern rad for Boston. IL the town.
along the proposed route will take hold
~ the matter there IL Do r.ason Why u
cannot b. done. let us hear from some
81 the brigade In relation Ia the matter
next week.
BARTLETT. mill has got over Ia grippe
and started up.
Bartlett has three two-hor-e team.
hauling bark To Norway. They make
three trips a week.
u. W. spear and son are AZ work on n
Job nj North Lowell for 4. III. Hill, I'm
l.hing on the upper story Of his house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11

Mr.. .. VI. Abboti l. .ick With pncu-
mouis.
Jan. Ji.i. to Mr.. and Mr.. \. VI. Cool.
hg-. . .on.
Eva chase 1. working for Mr.. Ken
nett More.
Another thaw the rad !. iooie'i and
team, have ~, "a stop hauling log..
Fr-i Coisln ~. hauling load ~ log.
and one ~ nj. horse. Lost MI. footing aud
vent Into the ditch but h. come oa, all
right.
Lima
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
NORTH auckElElD.

Jane. y. Bicknell and wife went Ia
Norway Tuesday, Feb. 9TH, 90 a short
visit to their son Everett.
Rol stetson of Sumner u drawing
birch for the Head brothers with two
four-ox teams.
Herman Morse had . little two-year-
old boy get fatally burned Feb. lat, by
getting hls clothes on fire some way
from the stove. Funeral Feb. 9Th.
Elijah Turner and daughter Belle
went 10 Livermore falls, Jan. 3ist to
see his daughter, Mrs. DIR. &. II. Gibbs,
Who IL quite feeble.
Our school closed Jan. 3ist under the
instruction OF Mis- vesta Edgecomb OF
Turner Centre.
Eliza A. Record has sold her stand TO
Mr.. Dumas.
n. ID. swallow aud a. u. PeArson are
securing their Ice this week.
y. ID. Head has been offered $50 for
one-half Of his four-year-oh colt.
We are In hopes that the Influenza u
90 the decrsass IN our vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
WILSON'S MILLS

splendid weather for all out u door
husIurss.
Elas Bsnnrtt sni family have t"rn Ia
liethsl ,i.itius ffisuds.
jonathan H-unrtt - NeNrN l. up call-
Ing uu friends 20 which d. has quite q
uum'rf Du The river.
While the rr.t arr making money log
cling y. h H~uuett k-.ps himsslf hu.y
hauling dressing fr"m thr cAmp..
Fr,zl Morytou \. very -ics having Got
cold after having Ia grips, causing a
relapse.
Walter Hickman had mhn badly
hurt b, atrv- falling on him. >"Nrfal
other. have revived slisht hurts in The
Wood. among thrm Harry rcnnDck.
Nj. Belle Taylor ~ tolrhruok has
bern stopping f.r a DAY 80 two al ilinIs
Hotel
Born. January 9Th. o. the Wife ~ The
late John l. llsuuett. sou, john l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
AtRAu.

Thermometer at O.. \ splendid day.
I.o.co- T.. Ur-cnr, E.q., !. rrnoSailng
the Mt. Cutler House frum top "a bot
tom, ani AL. eldest sou, william D., Will
take possession about March LIT.
Ralph l.. Hubbard I. at home from
Boston.
pcnnl. Morrill, 1. a, home from hl.
bu.lne.. AZ Portland.
Frank ". Davis, 10 BANGOR Th"olog-
lcal Seminary. !. at home ou vacation.
fr,d q. Moul,on ~ the state College
Ia. closed al. school al Ssco snd j. nov
AZ home.
Mr.. frsnci. II. Tibb-tt. Z. quite III Of
pneumonla.
Clifton IVAN. !. recovering.
Gu Jan. .Oih. Mr.. Lucinda, widow II
the late Capt. Jane. Evans, Was assist
81 Ia her b.si a. usual aud la her usual
health. aud Ia the morning was found
dead. Her age Was :; year,. She va.
a devoted Christian for .lNty-four year,.
What more need be- .aiif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
DIsrttlD

Not - many sick With Ia grlpp" la the
village.
". ". smith remain. about the same.
Mr.. Harry white fell "Wednesday and
broke her wrist
Mr. T.. a. Wing - North Ll,crmorr,
"a. In town this Wc-k.
The .pool mill I. running evenings
nov.
Nearly all the sick ones are recover
log.
Dr. Henry Marble 10 uorham, Y. H..
Ia. t..n attending ". ". smith.
Benjamin Willoughby has opened a
photograph gallery over j. l.. Johnston
& GO. drug store.
IN. strvst. arr hll~i with team. ~ all
kini. load~i With birch and poplar.
Chtrl~. stanley Ia. .old hi. gfisi anil
cariing mill. Ca Andrew Marsh and
!. ". Holland for sbso.
!. VI. Holland has ju.t clo..d a very
.uccr..ful term ~ school. lie. With
Mi. Holman, assistant, has hal charge
~ th. village high school Tor the past
year We trust Miss Holman, Who Il q
graduate ~ the Pennington Normal,
Nill De- retained the coming year aud Ne
welcome Mr.. Holland Ia the circle 30
busin..s men, aud arr glad that hr u Ia
take up hi. abo,ie among "a. permanently.
lIc and hl. partner have purchased a..
good q buslne.. a. there l. In town and
L Z. hop"l they will push u fot all u !.
worth.
II l. . fact that Frank stanley can
.how q. finely mitche'l pair ~ three
ycar-old colt. a. there !. Ia the county +,
that Dr. II. \. Swasry'. tSo-ycar-old
b~it. thcm completely; that W. H..
fainter draw. to the spool MILL from
Eight to ten cords ~ birch daily; that
the church need. pastor; that III. VI
COX has offered hls rr.ldenc. for sale
bat Ia. not vet .oh.
III. National IIou.e register show.
that the followlng visitor. have been In
town: Ansel Dudley, Bryant's Pond ;
George ". Maxwell, v. ". Ellwcll aud
IIan.com, Auburn; Bosmer, II Waldo
boro; q. n. Pulsifcr. Mechanic Fall. (.
Mc..r.. Clarke aud Lawrence, of Port
land; Hathaway, Canton; Rlilon, West
III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
sRyAsrS POND

Ia Foundation fur thr chair tct"ry
a... '- sell uI.irf aa1 this week.
Il.Hl N I.ir. vllIr Engaged boz Load
..s ...H. .1tn a. drag, Ihursiay, hal
... f.f HiIiir .rl.h-l
N.. Ifts T. HriI.~u lrit MONDAY Tor
t..rI.m where d. o. to attend The West
s Normal 3. hurl
ius. = Br,au' O. in tuPshtm work
r- go Nlr.hau 4 iudicy.
E.mfmh-r tls mr.tiug 20 The hct"fN
-...s lHI.r.. MONDAY evening, tchru-
.. .rI
ID Nor, d. deeply Engaged prvi'ar-
ne ...fur, tn is delivered b'furr The
I.... ~.siug circle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
soprs ALBANY.

Ia grippe till lIngcr. and 1. dctermIn-
ci to stav.
bryce kimball'. family have all been
sick.
Mr.. Otl. IIayford and Mr.. Hiram
Robin. arr quite .lck With Ia grippe
aud ling trouble.
sish kimhall :. suddenly taken with
the dreaded disease thi. morning.
Tho klmbsll hays have lo.t q good
horse, only sick a few hour, cause un-
known.
Bu.lnc.. 1. unusually good. shedding
never was better.
Hiram Robbln. I. getting out birch,
poplar aud oak from hls timber lot.
Ida VI. lIss~lton closed her school In
district Ne. last week.
vi Good has gone hack a. Hanover to
try al. cat foot In the wood. again.
l,cV. u. v. Davis, ~ Mason, has bc"n
sick with IA grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-11
LOWELL

On Wednesday Mr.. Grafton ID. King
while drawing a load ~ poplar bolt. Ia
k.aar River was struck by the load
and one leg broken. The accident was
caused by the breaking % the 'ransom
bolt.
school At the Centre, taught by y. D..
Russell. closed Thursday.
The town reports are In the hands Of
the printer.
&c. Stearns and VIII Chandler have
been drawing pine for Enos Head from
land opposite Mr.. >iearn.' house.
The fire. high school begin. next Mon
day Al the village under the Instruction
~ Mr.. George w ~tearu..