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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
WEST PARIS


We have had delightful weather foI
the past few days.
The Methodist sunday school h,s been
rcorganisri. II now has the following
corps of officer;
q. =. r.rry. superin,enien,.
N. o. Anlfvws. Assistant.
Ms. D.. n. Anfw~s. ~ecfvtsry AMI trvasurcr
Ciswnos Curtis. ilbrsrsn.
4 few change. have been made In
teachers.
Preparations are being made for ex-
crvlsc. by the children ON Childrcn's
Day.
Tberr va. q good attendance nj the
Free Baptist church last "wednesday
evening Ia hear the oratorio Esther"
which was sung admirably by our Choir
al society, assisted by the South Paris
Male Qusrtetie. \ number were pre-
cnt from south Paris.
John Chase. Jr., has moved onto hi.
fathers farm.
Mr.. York has moved Into the rent
Just vacated by Mr.. Chase over Brad
bury. livery stable.
Iicrt VIII. I. building house for l..
=. Barrett at Gorham, y. n.
4. J. Blcknell !. working for Mr.. WI
IL AZ Gorham.
Miss Dora l,idlon u teaching school
In the Mute district, Woodstock.
:. ". Durham and wife are In Water
Vile. Me-, on visit.
At the .cmi-annual meeting ~ the Ep-
worth League held Friday evening, the
folloslng officer. wcr, elected;
Re-, ,. ". smith. rr,.iient.
N. b. Anlirvss, 1t Nlrs frisident.
4. :. rsrry, 81 ~. frvskisut.
Mr.. t.sstis WINS. ~ecrvtsry.
fank Aikins, Trvssuwr.
The League has charge ~ the second
aud fourth Friday evening prayer meet
Ing In each month.
Memorial day the soldiers Will Walt
the c,mcicry NJ South Paris AMI Paris
nm Ia the fornoon. arriving here about
noon, at which time all soldier. snd
their fimIlie. will b. served With good
dinner In Ceni-nnisl Hall. About 10
q. ". they will m,rch Ia the cemetery
and perform the c,rrmonic. therr, then
return a. punlam'. Hall where an adj
drrss will H. delivered by l.ey. y. u.
Whitaker. u. H., 81 Portland.
4 number from ihl. place attended the
graduating cxercises al Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
AraQON


"wednesday afternoon the farm build
ings of FRED Paris were burned, csus'
unknown. The fire caught In the barn
Mo.t IL the furniture vas saved frou
the house bat nearly everything In ib'
barn, a hne horse Included, was burne'i
There was some Insurance.
Tuesday evening the ladies Sewing
Circle had an lc. cream supper In th'
chapel.
y. \. DOMAIN was In town this week
l.. !. Bumpus j. spending the wecl
With hls father.
Em benson 1. grading hIs lot In the
cemetery aud will have stone. set al
once. Some other work !. being don,
there, but Tuesday, the day s-t for gen.
cr,l work, VA. "a rainy nothing could
b. done then. M doubt another day
will be- set soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
WEST SUMNER.

Mr.. aud Mrs. =. II. wetherbec arr
away for the week as Mr.. wetherbee wa
obliged Ca BE- AZ his work on the road,
taking al. wife, Who would b. very lone
IN without him since the son J. gone.
The continued wet weather has made
fishing quite the craze, with no big ~
suit. AZ there are not enough hsh for
all.
Mrs. l.. q. Howe Joined her husband
at Brocton, Mass, a short time since.
Mrs. l.. y. Merrill returned 10 hel
home below the village at the same time
George y. Pulsifcr and T.. q. Dobls
started for their work delivering trees
In Massachusetts the 3Dth.
We had supposed that "Comica
Brown" had left the stage, hut We SEQ
by Hiram item. that he still mates fares
The North Pari. club had . successful
and lively entertainment the 18th, judg
Ing from appearances. We wish them
success In the worthy object for which
they are working, that Of building new
hall.
Rev. \. ID. Richardson will preach |
memorial sermon at the Baptist churcl
the 18th Inst.
Mr.. Columbus Head, wife aud daugh
ter, are at the Highland Spring iIous
for the present as l.. G. Bates has take'
possession Of his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Tuell Of south Par
Il, came To IL. q. Tuell's the 3lst.
Mrs. y. N. Thayer aud baby Of Soutl
Paris, are visiting her parents, y. Dobl'
and wife, for few days.
Charles Hsdley u building new bar
IN his placs, joining the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
DISEIIlD


Little or no farming a. ", has been
done.
An..l Dudley. drive II SEVERAL thou
sand cord. ~ poplar together With a.
much 81 George staples has nearly AL
gone Over webb'. River Bridgr.
David Harvey, few days ago, losi a
good brood mare by getting mirc'i Ia th'
pasture.
". -. Burgc.s hid valuable CIV gc,
mlrri and Tor nearly two day. Sa. un-
able a. hnd her.
John stanley Of Paris. President II
the Spool Co, l. la town.
life Insurance agents arr getting thick.
Morrison ~ the New Work life aud Try
ant ~ the .rin, srr In town. several
policic. have bc-n written by both gem
tlsncn.
Mr. Could. store aud house arr board
81 Ia.
Newton Stowcll'. nrw house will soon
d. r~ady for thu masons.
The spool Go. arv .oon a. bald new
.hs,i anl paint the entire mill. They
have on hand over sii0o worth II lum.
her. which thcy carefully keep lnsurri.
WI. white will hcgln framing II. -.
stanley. new house next week.
". T.. Hutchinson has Jusi built ear
risgc house.
I.onari Hrackrtt has rrnt"l hls brick
yari to Charlie. Newton, Who Will make
large lot II brick.
u. \. Gates has Engaged 60 rrprr.sui
leach, Shrrrrll 4 ~inhorn's publications
during M. summer. IL will travel In
Eastern Maine.
4 mission sabbath school Ia. bc-n
started. We wish u much succ~...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

IN. cold Net weather I. very di.-
couraging a. farmers. II must be very
late before they can gct their spring
Work done.
Nos The sist tay of MAY aud MANY
apple tr,--- arr not leafc'l out, sugar
plums arv lust In blossom. bat grass I.
gruv Ing hncly aud the lumhermen ar,
having = grand time a. Heat their Win
ter cat ~ logs o. market, thus q run
ming ~Nu l. pr,sluctiSe II much good.
\. =. llean has finished saving la
Macon ani HI teams arr nov hauling
hir,h from y. l. Beans placc io his mill
AZ Wet Bethel H. has some forty
corls to haul.
=. n. Hsan. Esq., has made him a uic'
garden ani sst cot strawberry patch.
ilc hss a guod Nirv fvucc aruund u 81
that htilis cannot gvt In o. scratch " up.
ths trout have hand time nov Ia
Pleasant River.
y a.. MILE d"-. not Intend a. hll hi
Lilo This war, says b. cannot af"ri to
hirv help.
n .. M u.. fof The Mexico b-ar "a
rruv ai Mason. ths cubs must D. de
r.piinci or they viii D. dangerous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
FASH SUMNER.

Memorial services will b. held At th'
Congregational church, East Summer or
Memorial pay. commencing n ] =. "
The addrvss Will b. given by Dr. \. h
4. Harvey ~ lewiston. Music aud 9th
~ exercise. will b. furnished. Nearly
ioo soldiers grave. will - decorated Ia
sumner on that dsV.
Mr.. Hoanna Robinson anil her laugh
ter. Eita Robinson. arrived fum law
rvncr. Mass, on Wednesday. Mrs. Rob
in.ou h.. t.c-n visiting la Massachu.c,t'
Tor several Wc.ks.
\ rrtport l. In circulation that Rev. ID.
:. IIIhlarl viii close hi. lalpors In sum
nsr soon.
Gc,. :. u. gicharl.on 10 Hebron, " !.
reported, vii snou move a. East sun
ner. az b. I. to supply both BaP,l.'
,huClie. Lea toNu.
SIDCtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

pr. TNadiIc II lls,hel has t"cn az "a
49, Mr.. Nilni lloyt, Who l. Ia p"or
health ani has hc'n Tor q luug time.
Mi. Mah.l Wet ~ Upton ]. AZ ". l..
Ti,krtt'. Nth millinery and other thing.
la that line.
The .-lfcuustiiuiri "Dr. staples, Nho
Ia taken a cu,,l deal ~ money here on
tn river, IA. lsfi Zoe ''grrcner field. and
pastures new.
They arr nov .lucing bog. at tie \si.-
cuus Dam.
The Diamond drive !. cat IN the Wa.
galloway, aud the Abbott Iiroak drive
I. dous With for ihi. year. several
crew. ~ men arr at work getting log.
% the meadows. The water l. falling
sluVly.
- much Net weather make. i bad
about getting Ia crOp..
Road. are a. bad a. they can b" COO
Neulsutly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
CANTON

John ID. Hedge, Who spent the winter
Ia Massachusetts, has returned 10 Tan.
ton.
Mr.. n. Mclaughlin anil wife. 10 Hos
ten, have been IN tow the past few days.
Mr.. Eunice Gilbert y quite slck.
Hon. John 1. sSasey and Wife snd v.
VI. bfiggs and wife ~ lewiston took q
trip to Birth Brook Pond last week.
Mr.. >evell nunn. one ~ Can,on'. old
snd Respected ciilfeus, did AZ hi home
Ia this Sillag. sunday. Mr.. Dunn has
eceu In I.oOr health for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
A.nnXER


Mr.. Jonathan Druycr, formerly II
North Lumiord. died AZ hi. home IN
LINN. Mass. mc.d,y morning, May -,
aged :! Nrar-.
Rev. Gilman l,icr has sold hl. horse
"a Portland parties.
The Methodist iadi-.' circle vas en-
tsrtainci AZ Union Hall by Mrs.. william
Crvgg "wednesday evening.
III. remain. ~ the lat" Jonoihan .ro-
yer Nrr- brought here for lntermrni sn,l
buried from the Congregational church
Thursday.
CO. Lo,eipy 1. conhnel To- the house
With crysipslas.
Mr.. Helen klmball I. teaching ihs
.chool In the Pratt district ihl. summer.
J. =. lI-wey aud family arr at stu
dcni. lsani. Lake Interchangeable
In charge IL Barker. camp. a, that
placr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
AInAA

Mrs. 4. n. l.. GOogins started Thur
day morning Ia visit her daughter Mary
who l. dangerously Ill at Ellsworth.
Allen VI. Pierce who has driven stays
nj Jackson. v. H., for six mouths, IL al
home on "a yacatian.
On Memorial Day i.ey. Henry y. snow
Of Cornish will deliver an addrcs. at I,
A. NJ, al the Uniycr.sli.t church.
Mr.. Albion =. Milliken has gone "a
Mechanic Pals Ia oil a position In can
ming shop.
VIII. Burnell I. now stopping at East
Hiram. In lss9 he carried on the John
Flint farm In Baldwin and .old hl. hall
81 the apples for eight hundred dollars.
". y. Carver l. still here With hl'
picture saloon.
The wet weather l. a serious draw
back Ia farmers.
Methodist class meetings are held Al
the church Wednesday evenings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
STOW.

Mrs. Mary Beinis u expected at stow
20 ,i.it her father and other friends.
Mrs.. jonathan Emery i very sick.
We are all glad to see IL pleasant once
more after the long rain.
Mr.. Edward Charles and wife have
been visiting her sister. Mrs. y. T.. Cup
ill.
Mr.. y. y. Guptill and y. Charlie. went
fishing Monday and got hne lot o'
trout.
Mrs. Eugene Charles IL visiting he'
daughter at North fryeburg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
SWEDEN

Mr.. Benhmin l.. Dresser dlel Friday,
Nav gth, aged - wears. H. had b-cn .
resident ~ sweden for many YEAR, was
a strictly honest man, a Kind and oblig.
Ing neighbour. q strong advocate % tenn
Icrancv, and vill b. greatly missed 10y q
large circle ~ friends.
Mr.. Aaron Woodbury. has returned
home after an eight months stay among
her children aud other friends Va Ma.sa-
chu.etts, Ca.iine aud Portland. she l.
in excellent health, and reports very
pleasant time all.arpund.
Dana u. Hall IA. sold his farm to
Prank Durgin. We understand Mr.
Hall zoe. Co lsethel.
Nj. sruten Dyer ~ lioston has been
visiting hl. sister. Mrs. -. 4. saunders,
the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
RosBURy

\ smart rain hs. hllci our river With
water AMI the log arr running finely
aut iutn the Nuiiu.coggin. staple. has
a little arm, ~ msn Va thr~c crcN. on
different tarts ~ the river.
S.Wsll Week. l. .ick wiih q very bad
Throat.
Gcorg, IaId la. moved hi. family In
60 BVrun.
~. Locke ha. already made q move
nn hruin. &C. Killed hcar 10. 18th.
The kin !. nearly slN frsi long With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

Tl,s nag fur oar sch"ol huiiiing Nas
rai.s.I ou saturday. The 18th, With eN'r-
,l.r.. consisting ~ singing Nmcrica.
~,1r ~uugIrl Ranurr AMI dialogue. hN
Co., email ,hIllrrn, rvadlngs hy cor,
sltrhsIl AMI Cort Iiles, Nilir Nltri
r-tl ti- history - thr ftg AMI rryii~i
Hariara Ir.strhis TlIr thirteen differ
suf state. Wrfv rvprvssuissi hy ~ many
rhIlifyn nui appropriate quotations.
T,r f1sW presented hv Mr.. ~tickn~N
Iu hshIlf ~ tir donors o. -. VI ~tsu-
JOS. tl.s supervisor v hn Fsc,iNri t wiih
r,u.rL. ans presented u to tli- Teacher,
NJ. srtr,. weeks. Whu replied With an
original ts,fm. after whirh ". y. hil".
r.I..-ir. Murh rr,-iif L. due Nile Week.
flr thf ruirft aiuing eNCrcisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
IAsr WATERFORD

The many frisnds ~ \gucs VI. liakcr,
FORMERLY II ihi. town, av paincd a.
learn ~ her death In Colorado, whcr,
he vent nearly a year ago for hcr
health.
EdNard e. Hilton aud famll, have
mo,r,l back 90 their farm frum le~ls-
ton.
Mi. NIlie Whlicomh ~ south Water.
ford l. i,irhing In the Mclntirr district (;
Mi. Ciddir Ca.well ~ Harrison In the
Young district.
pr. Harris. state Veterinary ~drgron,
20 Portland. VA callc,l lat week ~ W.
n. kern ~ examine q sick CIV. IL pro-
nouncs,l u tuberculosis AMI ordered u
Killed. Ilir other cattle Nerv examined
Az found a. d. souni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
ALBANY

The weather l. rather cool. Yet Vcgiia'
tiou 1. making quite healthy progress,
pcrl,ap. quite az favorable a. hi. hci
temperature.
our farmer. are hurrylng the seed Int
the ground. Many are planting SWEET
corn aud lima bcans for North Water
ford. Wyman Of Bethel don't take beans
this year.
&c. whiting IL Yale. not Bates, sup
pile. the Albany church aud gave Va an
excellent sermon the 18th.
\. q. bean u having quite sale oi
Merrill. harrows aud plows. lie !. al.o
selling several Kind. IL commercial fer
tiliyer..
Me. Matte jordan of Newry !. teach
ing over the river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
SOUTH BETHEL.

The concert given by Mrs. Chamber
laIn's vocal class last Thursday evening
Vas success. The exercises showed
the careful training her pupils had re-
cciyed. There IL considerable talk OF or
ganifing another class later In the sea-
sOn.
Farmers are improving the good wcA-
tl,cr In putting In their crops.
II. J. Virgin inlshe,l saving birch At
at HE mill last Thursday. lie u now
making quite extensive repairs on BILE
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
OXFORD

DurrlI a Hawke. have bought stock
~ goods and are trading Ia the farroit
store.
Frank Lori and Frank S,arblrd have
gone Ia Sioux fall..
Mrs.. George Robinson ~ Welch,illc
l. very low. Tier mother. Mrs. Gooiall,
Il with her.
The Juvenile Temple ~ wclchyille
presented the drama. "Our Folks, We'd
ne.day evening.
Ms. isna Dunn I. teaching at district
Nc. u, and Nil. I.ucy Andrew. nj No,
u.
Rev. Mr. Scirlcs Vill preach Ia the o..
\. u. men at the Congregational church
SUNDAY.
:. :. Sirarn, E.a.. 10 NORWAY, will lie
liver the addrcs. on Memorial Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
MISI aEIhEl

Mr.. ". 4. rarwell Who has beet
very sick AT iIsth.l village for thrr'
week. I. improving rapidly nov. lh'
neighbour. turned out last W-ine-da,
aud planted Mr.. -. corn aud potaioe'
for him. Mr.. ., has also been unfortu
nate Recently In loo.lng q good COW.
". 4. Chapman had span of horse
run Into the Andro.coggin river la.
week with q load ~ lumber. Onc hor.'
came near lclng drowned.
The potato beetle has not winter kille'
but come. out In bright color..
The farmers ar. putting Ia their corr
thl. week. Plum blossom aud blacl
f,Ies seem Ia indicate seed time.
A.P. Mason has bought q horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
AARIEORn-

The .chool In district w. . commrnc-
"a Nav lgih under the instruction ~
Mi.s MARY Bryant ~ sumner.
Amo. rurki. I. putilng an addition on
hls house.
Farmer. generally arr mor- apt io
rrimblc about late farming than they
are to b. thankful for the good gra..
crop.
clifford Hutchinson from Auburn Nas
Ia town last Ncck CA q f.hing excursion.
&. II. Berry l. building him a hous"
thi. spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

>,hool in Di.irict NJ. 4 commenced
lat Nou.lav Mi.s llttlshslr 20 North
Near, l. teaching.
=. a. Morse has given hi. daughter
Bertha a d.,,i 20 his sharr 20 the home
farm
puc. rrv making al havoc among
ne sheyp in thi. town. ssNsral have hc-n
LiIlcl AMI siill mory have bc,u badly
bitten
John nutke o. making an addition To
his harm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
aaNAhr,s POND

Extensive rrpair. arr bclng made "a
the a.. I. ". ". depot.
Henry Adam. has rented Mr.. Whit
mans stand.
White wyman Ia. moved Into the ~
naming rent over liaulett's store.
George ~. futile ]. on yl.lt Ia 10.
ton thi. week. John fori has charg'
IT the stage In hls ab-ence.
Walter n. small has q hnc Nlciol
paichen colt which h. has been Offered
an extra price for.
Major rue inspected \. VI. Whitman
Poet Wc,lne.iay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
vLrnS PLANTATION

|' ..HIs sunshine. aNs TIE
hanging gr I1 our .lr,ping ru"m.
.Hs-. urrr ,Iuuis aud any
.f r..n falling from thrm, auti
... ....a. aud NIuly. aud uui
.. ...# I Co., urmtmrut and Nc
.. rmt.B ID" until our crops
Nr.. lHu.f cellar !. stoned az
r.. .HIrrIiuu.uc partly haiii
...... ....trI. uua tsiug dug. much
ND. .H'.r Fl. hInri.ly uu thv sl"t, an'i
#.. I.-.l fu assume definite furm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
PORIER

sill hold. cold aud vet AMI Farmers
o. along slow with their planting
cras. 4. looking we'll where u u'u n''
81 kIlls,I IA the Ice last ~inier'
Apple tire. are In blossom lnou' .,''
,,rT,gr time aud are blo-.onlbg very
Mr.. 4. u. French l. very slck anu h''
case l. looking doubtinl; ,,..
C.ncu. saturday 10 choose deless.s'
On ths County. District aud state '""'
,.,tion IA d. holden next month.
Nlongo Libby has sold hi place anu
bought another. s,,n,.
vale. .,t.. =. ,nnrl
suert corn a. usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

Dexter Dvlan"c turned hi hor.e out
Ia hl. pasture the other DAY and b. got
o. racing alung.ile - some hari'sl wifr
frnr~ ani gut his tore ic"t euisugled in
u aud u rui him quite badly before hr
pot FIRE FROM u. 80 b. Will NOT h. NJ Ia
use this summer.
The scarlet fever Ia. appeared la town
ani 10. t-saul ~ health has t--u called
on to taxi step. "a prevent IT. spr'ad.
lloNaui Turner has gone io Lewiston.
sec John rrCkons hls expected baby
colt sith Nnuvtta'. baby. aud, we'll, do
net know ~ 10 V very strange. \. b"
hts M bahy. q hi. own b. must haN"
something o. brag about.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
hnRrn.Mrs1 RTrrTl

FULLER Eliinrwu,i &. visiting biz rcla-
tIt-s anil frirul. hrrv. III home i IN
Nr,.tst,,1k County and ~ has not t'~'u
herr isfn0r fur - ,vars.
Mahrl ~irarns called CA FRIENDS here
aehl'r lat ur-k.
HrteuIr ~fshrus aui Hanche f-nlrN
hrin. mr huur D.. - foevrs nearly every
laV auI thrir bright face arr Ike dow
rrs. aul AZ vsloum- o..
NJ. l,ln Merrill frnm Yarmouth l.
stopping Nth her mother, Mr.. brts~y
~.rihrrr
biaI. On Bethel. Nav 18th. 1raci".
wife q Jerry Ncuin, Sgd about 10
ArLT.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

A. Martin. the meat man, made h''
fr.f trip. NAY 9Th.
Nj. Minnie Nckley r~,vnily canvass
"a thi. phcr.
Mr.. ~ophu swan has gone To- l'rrhain'
NJ. fnr a fvs Nrvks.
Mi. Tiora Whrvlrr 9. boarding AZ frrd
e Beans.
4 Rr,am and VII, arr At work a, y
d SCANS.
tsorsie ~wsu b. assisting ih" iartn.r'
In planting thsir -so"t curu Win hi'
corn plauirr. the "Eclip.e.
A. ~tsarus has ues supply 81 nlc'
Iuskine hor.ss.
Partner. arr busy planting.
I1tstn-. arr ceiling a. - cents ~
hu.hsI. batter no l. C,uis p~r pound
ani grs. ~ cent. Ter dofcn.
AIirr River Gnngv, 4. II H. met
Al 4. NJ. kimbtlrs. saturday evening
Nav SLIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
hnRMAH AK

Tmsr.ou kilgorv has hc'n quite -
tlr pb.t uc'k
Mr.. =. 4. Hriibury IA. h-"u having
tari Wus,I fo,r aid Ia hrr dining
r.um thi. pact Wevk. N. \ VI. Bnd-
Iur, done thr ioh Nhi,h l. dne QUE.
\ stevens has hs~n sunrNiug tim
bsr IanI Or Nathan Poster sni ''eorer
tuI, cob. No'k.
tarfaiu Wm. VI. Crven hai a can-rr
.ur,,-..fuIIy r,mo,vi frum hi itcr The
rl.t u.,k hy pr. lrrnch ~ N"rN Az.
10 d. no th- prr.eut eriting doing nicely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
RunrORO

George n. futile has leased the stand
lately occupied by Mrs.. !. q. Martin and
will feed the passenger. travelling by
stage.
Mr.. Marlin .old her good. NJ auction
aud will 90 Ia California.
Mr.. Richardson viii keep house for
George ~. riile.
The Milton ani sumfod Centre base
hall club. will play matched game II
hall on Memorial Day.
Charles n. larker la. left the store ~
~. 4. Russell AZ Hanover aud Will drive
a meat cart for A.a Martin TIL. summer.
Everybody IN. got new colt ani u
Z. the beat one the old mare ever ralse'i.
How do YOU explain that, Johnf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
--t .. Sos Or Tee WEES ~ A.
Sections OF rrE COUNTY.
egEENNOOD


.... ...a l.e.ur linFII uas threw
q. si..r rumIng h"ms from
N.... ..I .. hsIIt luIaui that a.
..... "A. ...rn.IH.f. aui DO sas ."m~
... E. .uaII Hs rs.tur,.l to puu-
M. r..sI1.l su ugly gtsh
I..l arI aHHfhsr over thr rNr,
.... dressed h1 Or. Natrs.
..... o. Er.Hs. .N,N unfortunate
.. f... .uHre a frs week. AZ
... ...f arrk h.- yuli airi,
...e h.m viftHut ans team.
..... - ..I.t winter Allied lu piar"-
-.. I.l crop uy D. thr cuusf-
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tuTa fHasu 10 IA covenant p
..... .r sud fHr earth. Nud thai
HI- .-.IH verified lat iridaN
... Hsf.rr sunset. by m'si
.HH. and fhr uTNi morning
#.. ...IIrr lsaNN frost.
.... ...H .H euI and AZ thus iai
.... .... ... rarI.ug d.. h.cn done
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" h...s.rI.. yr.rhrtrl .nosdrii'
.. .... f. fr ..,a although uoi s'
.- ..Hm"ra th.. tims 20 thr year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
MIDDLE INrTRy,Lr.
RRoMsrlHIn

I,cC~nily the .portsmcn have iakrn Z
great many ani yer, fln- trout from th'
brook. AMI shepard River.
T.. u. Bean !. having hls hulldlng'
painted. y. Thaycr ~ Cornish u dolnE
the work.
Mr.. Ilovarl Moulton ani son have
gone Ca Boston fuT the summer.
Farmer. arr getting little anxious
ahout their planting a. much 81 tn
ground Ia this region i too VT a. plant
Mi. Lima frluk, Who la. b"-n quite
sick. Ia. recovered her usual health AMI
resumed her work, drr.' aud cloak max
la.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
STOsEeAx

ALDEN Stevens aud family have gone
o. psmariscoits. Mr.. stevens has JOB
Ia n stable.
Jonathan Barlctt anil =. l.. Parker
are attending the Grand iolgr, n. IL A.,
AZ Portland.
The season l. VERY wet. aud hu, little
planting !. done vet.
Mr.. y. :. Bsrilett i visiting friend.
Ia The east part 81 the town.
The Summer term ~ school. taught hy
ME- Howe, In District No. I, l. proving
a surWss.
lillian Bicknell has p,turnci from
Norway aud i attending school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27
seWRV,

NJ. John I.ittlehale Of this town died
very suddenly Thursday night OF ia''
n,n. Harlow of Buckfied u visiting
"a. Aa,line IIarlow's In this town
NJ y. :. Baker Il about to starr on
80, a. relative. At south Paris, Lewis
ton. etc. ,.,o cam, an
stony Brock with crew ls-snhs pri
Farmer- are very late getuhS ,n vi. ~,
erop. thl. .pring. IL -tiii eont'na.s s" ~
AMI vet. and though past the I'm -.
Nav q good deal Of land is SIN u"n' ="
be workei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-27

~ hr the month 81 May IA. bcru
blessed With plenty ~ rain.
Mr.. brigham, the grave stone man,
Va. In town Last week.
Df. 4. y. l,r~i ~ Hartford went
through here short time since.
n. \. Stuur,snt spr,ln~i hls ankle
quite badly while h,uling .iones.
>yhool IN district Ne. I. progressing
finely.