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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
WATERFORD.

To~n meeting passed on quietly. Ow-
ing Ca the storm many were kept away,
IN. Republicans elected second AMI
third selectmen. town agent aud tax col
lectOr.
John whitman cut an ugly cash In hi.
foot enc day Last week while at work In
the woods.
Charlie. ". Watson Was In town over
sunday.
Henry Watson was found dead In hl.
b.,i short time ago. lie died appar-
emily without q struggle.
Emerson Welklngs IL on the sick list
Charlie. W. kiigore IL thinking OF GO
Ing 10 Massachusetts, soon to work la
drug store.
Douglass Seminary IL having . vaca'
cation of two weeks.
Waterford has two candidates foI
census enumerator-Z. II. sawsoI. ksq.
aud Issac y. Jewell.
We we're not aware that the town ono
ers Of Waterford ever had u In thei'
power Ia persuade the q. T. X. X. u
build that road through the town NJ
though there Was strong talk Of the road
coming through the town. bat the towr
officers didn't have any more induencs
than the cubs In stoueham viii have
wlsh the n. G. y. 3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
NORWAY LAKE.

simon stevens, Who lately had shock
~ paralysis. IA. nearly recovered frou
Il aud l. able Ia walk around his room
hi. 1. the worst storm aud blow ri
the .-l.0n and l. drifted badly.
q. u. Cumming. IA. hauled hundred
thousand az more 81 pine from the Bol
.ier lot, bat will not grt II all OF TILL
winter.
4. ". Partridge has got about through
hauling cedar aud hari wool from the
Horne aud Iear,c lot.
Mr.. q. ". Partridge u quite III again
Partridge a Daniorth are having
heavy .alcs la grliu and feed.
J.F. bradbury IA. a select stock Of
grocerir. which b. l. selling Low for
cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
WEST PERIL

There was an entertainment March
i,h for the benefit ~ public library.
George Rove h.. fiul.h"d hl' Job log
ging.
sidney Austin has got all hl. poplar
Ia the river AMI I. nov hauling birch Ia
DlNhrld.
ROYAL small l. hauling birch from
FRANKLIN Plantation IA DlNteld for Abel
Harrington.
NJ. Walton I. getting oui luml'"r for
new barn o. b. built on the Tuftou
lIammou farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-s .. Sos OF TrC WEEK ~ A.
...r.uNs OF rr-C COUNTY


..Hu Oh. t.su dishur.ed
... f.fu.u. ~ ths hugktrI
...I LET ktar W expect iu
|.rr.H- riding iu top rarragv.
.t.... N.rh liIl. Eu,khsld, b.
300 rffrr was ,uuuurd o.
...-. I.E lt .akurss. Nj.
... I... eHs ,H-t fur AndfvN
.... Ir .st. D. huIs. tn live 2"
.... f.r sHt,r Cleveland lea -.
....-. .fti., e.. IlIs. the capable
.uf 90 is.t branch Farm,
r.I..I slui fUr lao.
h.H...I r..rafiV paid a Ni.it q"
...f 4 q Maxim, hnding J.
o. lur.s literature prob
NIkm bi. lo per in Maine.
H.-..s.. BABY isau stallion
.. " fH. .fi'I. .ulurng him.
..H''s Irving Robinson, ~
celebrated fpr his prupsusi-
... Iu p.Itical discussion.
.s noe LIm hud h. submitted
.lfHry "lla,v the south
...I uut vhat a quorum l.
.... ar rrrII.i "By an The de-
r-a.r,Isuis established in the
.f .lr H.flun's eXistsuCv, quo
uH.rfy ~ 40 ths meinisr-
.gI.ati,v ho,iN answering
..H.i br ths advocates II tax
t..IH.r rr1rsrty that this addi-
r.I ultimately come out 81
-.m.r While this l. generally
fHr.f iaN. Ue think u rsluirvs
a. Z d a ~ AZ
..t tIN b. Cuucrrurd the calm l.
E1 thi. method II taNsii"n
Visible property, AZ the tafu'-
. stock. etr., cannot escape uls
-.i I..rs.msnt. the consumer =.
u.sl. guudny,i o. Msine farm
f.l. they yan D. imparted from
0. >.ts. aHt forvigu countries. The
.N. .. NI.rr FARMERS BE- not and cannot
-'.. 'hs prize - their farm pro-inci-,
.'..u. aud ether reasons hcYou,i
0f .r'r"I regulating their prize al
.t.rUhlY. llcucr the fallacy A.
''.r. NE great Argument ~ eNPcdi-
.. srsr,L that II we attempt a. taN
.'.' property IL "Will seek neN fields
pr. posture. srreu. neS PLACES for W.
'r'a.at where h viii h. exempt. Hut
t'i' shat lniuced the poor farmer "a
Hl h.s frms Whst has caused
aiming I'M - many Instances o. deteri'
air' uue powerful reason u overtax.
A'l NoW DOE not the farmer nes~l
Vu.lra grmrnt a. Well az the capitalist
uHrlgs Morrill, has bought a nate "
- Nsuill horse % X. 4. BoO'hny
= uNeuuor, Talls.
(nri FULLER -. suh...rit.i for the
'lno,rat. let every subscriber Try and
,s'e a least one additional subscriber
= u DeaOSrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
OXFORD


The old folks conccti closed tn
coar.c ~ lcsturr. given hy the EpSoril
llssgu. M Welch,ille.
Mr.. william fauncr Who has bcct
very si,k !. Improving
Jo.sph Holden, ~ o,i.hsld. has bret
very sisk nth q csrbuncle on the neck
NJ the home uf hi. brother, jaime. lIol
d-n.
John Robinson la. had hi. hay pres
81.
The town ryport says, "John ". chad
hoarnc. collector Tor lsS;->>-sa, i found
deisulieT iur a large amount u u
thought the d~hclcncy viii amount a.
thru. ~ four thousand dollars.
M the tosn ms.ting the .slcCtmet
wvrv unable To- make a report ~ tn
finangial condition ~ the toNu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

eur annual election passed. ~ quietly
80 am told. failed to put Ia an AZ.
at-earanc, for 30. hr.t time for MANY
var. w rai-Sl $40 o. punches
.ch"ol ,rok.. Chos- q lady. Ml.s Ids
lla.slt"n. fuf srhool committee.
Nlhion Holt !. moving With his family
o. I,ihcl llill \ goci man.
Deacon Watson IL North Waterford
hts gone to hi rest. Ills siic prvc-'i.
"a him ahout tao week. \ meriful
i'ru,id~nc- Va taking them 80 nrar to-
grthsr.
Tie ypilemic vt prevails, bat few 80
caps.
cur lumh.rm.n are mad. happy by
the. snow storms.
\ tramp l"'lg-i Ia u. \. Cumming.
barn mr..iaN night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
PORTER

Plenty 81 snow and a cold and stormy
week.
our annual town meeting passed Oh
quietly on Monday last with very light
vote. 4 combination wss entered Into
by the two pir,le. aud union ticket
va. pat Ia nomination and accepted aud
va. carried out until about half II the
officer. were elected When q bolt va.
made and the regular candidate. wcrr
al thrown away aud other. substituted
In their placc.. i,e.ouryc- 20 towu.
si,ulL.O; liabilities, sI,il5.m; balance
In favor ~ town. s5lJ.dl; valuation real
csiatc resident owners, -g' ,bi!; n0n
resident owners, -ti,iuo personal estate,
sIi.iD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11


4 n. walker aud wife and y. :
wymin AMI wife have returned hnms
frum Massachu.r,i. where they have
been visiting.
Mr.. D.. T. Glib. ha. rrturnci hons
from illlnol. where she hh. l""n visiting
her daughter aud Spending 10" winter
Dexter p-l,no Ia. bought mirr oi
hi. brother Lnfcnfo.
4. 4. B,bh Ia. bought four cows oI
Eugene Holman.
Mr.. u. ". knight hts returned hom'
from Mexico where 10" Ia. b~-n Al
work.
The following sums ~ money wrr'
raisei AZ the annual town meeting
ssGD for IN. support ~ 10" Ioor anil u
dsfriy town charges. $50 for schools
si2i fot fr-. high school; -lDD iof ~
pair ~ rad. and bridge. We have ~
ducc,i our town deh II ,hd the past
wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

w. Foster Vas a. thi. place hs'
Wrrk IA klng cat p.n.ion papers.
a.. a.. Chapman i quite ill.
- Rsun.tt. Nho went from hcrr "a
,orhsm. y. a.. o. work In a barber sh"T
.ams over a war ag0, hhs bought III cii''
rIu,yr out and Q. ruuaiug the husines'
ga ti. own hook. >am l. spoken Neft
hishlv 90 ~ that placr, and the gool
~ i.h-. ~ hi. many friends herv arr ~
trnie,i to him. ~i.hiug him prosperity
In Id Ii unlrTilkIngs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
nIpAu

Vt the town meeting he'll March III
u ~. found that the finanrisl condition
~ the town I. eNr-llcnt. Not-'i els Tor
Memorial services; slao Tor cominon
schools.
C.S. Aver. agent Tor the Maine Farm.
81, was IN town Monday.
Ou March L., one brave man was out
With q wagon.
Mr.. Avery s,orr !. III with pneu.
monls.
joseph silica I. out ~ health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
IAs1 nnnMArirln

school close,i with the winter frhru
ary 18th. hut Cor the sickness the tcrn
would have hc-n unusually succ".siul
Mr.. Applehy. ~ ,oburg, Ontario
and Mr.. Morrill, ~ Gorham ar- herr e
,i.lt their father, Mr.. Mason, Who u
very sick.
4. VI. stanley 4. a. home frum Port
hnd sick. H. was reelected supervisor
al the town meeting MONDAY.
Mr. Aver. of I.iichhcl1, agent for il,'
Mslnc Farmer, l. making MI. annual tout
In TIL. .rrilnn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
srONebAn.

The .un shoue less than five hour. In
the last week. About eight inches Of
snow has fallen to-day and Il u still snow
Ing.
Abbott A Hobbs moved some Of ther
goods "a town to-day.
Capt. Llewellyn, Of Portland Saliva
ton army, held service at the n. OF j.
hall Wednesday evening; 1t I.ynchville
Thursday evening.
Amos Barker. u. Y. Russell. sumner
Grover, Melvin Allen, Edward Speats.
George Morey and &. J. Ilttleueh, whd
have been ., work In Albany fot Charles
Clover, haye got through. Mr.. Grover,
hsving dlsposed OF one team and one
horse being slck In another team, viii
not haui - much timber - be szPsctsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
nisriyln cEsrRg

Hiram iIolm,n, who Ia. bs"n conhnei
60 m" house Tor the past thru" N-rk'
anl for the past two weeks Ia hi. b'Vi, !.
thought a. D. little better.
T.. r.. Holman. Mr.. Emetsou Walt
and SyhIl Zoe. arv al.o on the .lck lisi.
fr,~i Weld /. very busy ~ hl. .sw
MILL. lie IA. mor' iuml"r yar'ie'i AZ
III. mill than be- has hal Tor several
wear. before. frri take Ia the MILL a.
naturally asa duck To water aud get.
out some gooi stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
IAs1 prRu

Ezekiel Poland iost . horse q few day.
ago. IT, IA not know Nhai ailcd u.
Alb"u Holman has moved on Ia Eu'
gene lIolman's farm.
T.. VI. Howard has done a gooi ~ln-
ter. work .ssing lumber. IL l. .hS'
Ing Out luml~r nov Ia bulli HIN 4
squarr .h~i Ia stack hl' square. whrn
b. commence, saving them
samuel .. Irish u sick aud connncl "a
the house. Gene oldham u doing hl'
chor-. for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
eoveatiao

Misses sadie Locke and Hattie Wood
wsni are al home for two weeks va.
cation run hrnington Normal school
Miss Mary Randall Was at her aunt's,
Mrs. NJ. a. i,andall's. for q few days
last week.
Col. y. 4. Harrington Wa. In town
over sunday.
Mr.. \. n. Ross Of Ando,rr Theology.
cal Seminary, preached nj the Congrcgs'
tional church sunday, March "a, AMI ~.
ficiaie,i At the funeral service. ~ the
lsrc y. \. bradley In the same place on
Sunday afternoon. 4 large number of
Ma.ons werr In attendance aud took
charge of th. .xercis-s. Tho church
was f'lle,i with q large congregation ~
friend. and fellow c,tlsens of Mr.. Brad-
lev.
Alex :. bradley, Esq, % Chicago,
rache'l here saturday afternoon and ~
malne'l until Thur.isy morning.
VIM. u. Bradley I. still In q feeble
state 10 health. Dr. =. ~. Weeks came
up on Monday o. se- him anil Ia. sent
upa professional nurse 20 take care %
him.
pr. John sweat and family left Las,
week f"r Montana intending to ioca,e
ti.rc.
Mi.s villa Gor,icn la. been visiting
friends Ia Portland FOR week az two
past.
Mr.. Carrie o.gcci Reel of south
Brldg;on. la. hem at her fathers, T.. q.
osgood's, Who !. In quite poor health.
Town meeting passed Of very quietly
Ne there scr no Important issue. To lie
cile. Their was not large attendance.
Mis- Abby Page !. on her ~ay home
from Chicago, came a. Ear a. Niagara
la.t week where Ia. visits her cousin
Harry, I. =. 4. Who I. stationed there.
Tuesday afternoon the graduating
class rrad essay. At the academy. q num-
her % friends being present.
There VAS quite an exodus ~ scholars
on "wednesday morning most ~ whom
Nill rvturu In two wccks.
Mr.. and Mr.. Diusmcrr have gone
aNay fof q few days, but Will h. AZ
home the tlr.t ~ the week.
Mr.. Emma o.good !. quite feeble and
v nov conhDc'i To her bel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
nIBRoN.


Winter In earnest. = degrees above
zero and snow enough Ia have rad.
broken making the third time thl. WIN
ter.
Rey. 4. T.. Harden attended the quar-
terly meeting at Turner thl. week.
Monday evening, March 10Th, there
will h. an Illustrated lecture on Egyp,
by Rev. Mr.. lane ~ Yarmouth, given
Ia the chapel.
bert Glover la. bought q pair 81 young
hor.es, (Canadian.l. four and i've year.
old. They are we'll matched aud the
largest weighs lisj pounds, the other a
tribe les. Icrt I. a wideawake young
farmer aud We are glad to .ee him pro--
per.
George Durham has young chicken.
and more expected TIL. week. lie keep.
several hundred hens ani give. BAL.
whole time "a them thi. winter.
Mr.. :. u. Richardson !. 80 much bet
ter that she ride. out when the weather
I. suitable. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
UPTON.

i.umen and Enoch Sargent went "
what Il called Jericho one day last week
and saw wha, they called three wolf
tracks, aud AZ lumen Il an old hunter
We sappose he knew what they were.
Jericho u 10 the town Of Upton.
Etna Lanes horse ran away sunday,
We saw him 70 by with only The harness
and thllls. lie Was stoppc,i By &. j.
Abbott. The horse booked ~ though he
had run quite distance. We have not
issmsd any Of the particulars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
hEMRN

e. VI. Walker losi a valuable horse one
dsy last v-ck on al. logging raad near
white Cap Mountain.
q. u. Harlow hs. finished hi. school
aud I. about tn return Ia Buckheld.
frceland Harlow of Pari. Il In town
for few days.
". l.. Thur.,on la. been quite lick for
a w,.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

.,.. Irrs l1io the plicv Thar.
......f eH.h So. taken to The t"Nu
ODD. .sfr ls "a large Morris a
I..... r.h double doors ID L. uu'
rar.ht-f srCuui-hand "a q
... %. HI. IH tr.i.slsss unuliiiun,
...... ..H. 90 ths toeu NAV ir,-l a.
...... ....ff. tHau f,rurds viii p Nsst.
.... ..HH. nu thln thrt have sNsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

At th. town meeting, voted to rhls"
for .rhuols. s'JO. fur town eNpens.s,
II .UJ: for ruad., 500, ani ~ go a. h.
expended In labor. fot school teNt book.
49,. Voted IA acccp, the rad ss laid
~ fuN 4 son. mill by the sslccmen.
The collection ~ taNr. was BILL ~ by
Mason ~. Andrews AZ one cent, thre
mill. on the dollars. Voted to tsx dogs.
The drama "Mr..mstc." aud th" farc'
~ hi. In the Dark" vrr given at th"
village by the \. T.. VI. society ~ th"
Centre on Friday evening, Feb. >.
Nlihough the night va. ainy aud the
travelling bad there was quite q good
audience Who wrrr highly entertained
hy the performance ~ the phys. The
poster. Zoe the entertainment scrr Kind
In given by the publisher. 10 the Demo
rrai, aud tho music wa. furnished by
kimbalr. Orchestra.
The Christian circle was entertained
~ M. town house by VIZ. John W. Mem
dali.
Mr.. John harrington, IT,, has not h"cn
a. veil lately. having be-n confined to
The I'D q part ~ ~. tim..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
IAsI BeIhsl.

The ladies' Of the East Bethel Library
Association return many thanks Ia the
leading citizen. of the town of Bethel,
and especially To- those In the village, for
an appropriation ~ flfty dollar. for the
benefit II the library which was much
appreciated, -, M,
kimhall, are visiting relative. at Rox-
bury. Mass.
NJ. II. Howe started on his return trip
10 Butte. Montana, Monday, March ID
George n. Tasting. Il now visiting
relatives az waltham, Mas.
Mrs.. VI. :. kimhall has returned from
Paris.
4. VI. nean Ia. cut aud landed on the
hank ~ the river one hundred cords Of
poplar timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
soRrs PARIS

n. ". punhsm made ,l.l, a. /,
brother In waieryille last week.
Mis- rlorrnc- Btyani, ~ Abingdon,
Mas, made a short Walt to y j. Nb-
bot, ani Fremont Chas. last week.
M.. sarah bradford AMI frieni arr
visiting AZ her fathers, lIor,iio brad
ford'., and her sisters. Mr.. W. W.
Dunham's, Tor q few wesks.
Tho.e Who wi.h o. collcc, cream Tor
the West par. Creamery vill n~"d "a
hand In their bid. al one. to III" director
to collect AZ stated price per Inch.
The new collector viii hcgin IA" frat II
Npfil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
nOsnuRX

our town meeting the III Nasa hJlle.
After the moderator and clerk we're
chosen II "a. found that IA. constable
had not folloNel the Statutes ~ Maine
In calling the meeting therefore u was
no, legal. Another meeting !. called Tor
tho llth Inst.
Mr.. Ernest oldham l. sick With Ia
grippe. \ new ease and rporie'i very
severn.
The lumbrrmen arr glad % more
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
aRYAh1s POND.

The south Woodstock Musical A.so
citation gave an Interesting concrft Al
thl. place March Ith. The selections
werr we'll rendered ani the comic Tea
lures were mOrr than good under th'
representation 81 Mr.. George Mar.hal
81 Paris.
Mr.. Albion T.. lloNker. clerk for tia
last .ix years Va An.el Dudley's .tor-
hss returned To- hl. farm. Wm. q. Nor
ton take. his place In the store for th'
present.
n. 4. Cole ~ Ashland, Mass, desire'
To- engage In the manufacture II door.
.ash aud blinds at thl. place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
atIuCOaD

ilsriesi storm ~ ih- season.
Y. Nblntt !. ,-ry .Ick % pn"u
muna
Mr.. judge FRYE has hccu In town We
iting Relatives.
:, VI. Worncll I. .topplng la ioNn.
Me. Elsic sargent 10 thaflc.iown,
Mas. 3. stopping In tosu.
.. ~. Bsilcy 4 Go. have bought ih'
s,-rls In th- siUrr 20 !. n. WarlNrll &
Co.. and they will probably D. .oh At
auction suuu.
Tls .ick one. arr on the gain.
Mt Allen ~ the hrm IT .. ~. lailey
4 Go. 1. in tosu taking accouut II .iock
Ia The .iur, that they have bought.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
THE SECRET OUT

Why Bell. sar-sparilla l. sold for "a
cent. while all others cost from - cents
Ia si.0o.
IL employs no travelling "bcomers,'
aud has no stock companie. tn pay div
blends To. IL has no 'fake arrangement
Of guaranteeing" to cure everything
but Il !. q popular remedy ., a POruLAH
PmcE--a PuRr IiLooD ToNic prepared
from Roors, BARKs, AND fLowERs'
Just the medicine one needs In the
srRiS6 MoSrns To give health and
strength and what thousands have sai,l
IL the Brsr PRrrARArioS put up under
the name Of sARsAPARiLLA.
Mrs. q. %. AIlsa, 30. Dover. Ne. sus--l
o.aii nj i've without il have g-sd n several
year. fcr Heart Trcahls. Weakness. and catarrh
With the be.s rv.slts" Mr.. Hartford Pond. IN old
rsirv,i DsrAass of Hanger says.-"i ssssrvsl
years with slek hssdsehs slme-s every vesk. 40
TER isliss Rslrs sarssparslla Z sl~r, vss Iva,
eurvi and have nd had N ssssek Cor shr.s years,
Mn. q. W. TiLi<sss Of 10. R~ldinTtaa. No.
wrises-.I lave sslss T,elrs sApapAnlh Ne prvs
en-, winter Cor dyspepsia With .oss bsssseia
rssulss.
n sst fAii % sivs u Trial.
ssla Everywhere q ~ Cs.ss'
Az, '0''s'''i =; .!;':''''' r"''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

.-. If.e. 1f l.umiufd a.. hceu ,isii-
.........,.. IH Paris fnr "a teu dsts the
..... .rI o. tr'ls thr h.gv.t foN
.f.I.. ..1.an 10 unt 20 auy scss"u.
u .... r. rlnn f1r the story in thu
RI. frII sea iu thr hear future
81. ..-. E.Nrs arrr Carfuusi within Ia
..... loot. aHI teu 90 them kill~l at
...s. 90 fhr run.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
FAST SIMMER

Town meeting very harmonious hnd
ncafl, every ohicrr elected without oI'
position. rolitic. dii not cutter Into tie
contest IN. town rii.cd -l,dsb, cash
for highssy. snd bridges, a. De- cNI'.nd'
"a under commissioners, 80 there will H.
no highway tan. The town yot~d slO
for FIRE high schools. ani term com
mrnc,sl Monday At last sumner under
the direction II Mr.. \. u. Park.
The East sumner drimitic club vii
PLAY the drama Tho Pet ~ the Ranch
~ the hall ou "wednesday evening, Marrl
18th. Music by Hartford Orchestra.
Jami. Head !. Ia go to l,umford Ten
try a. work In /, doscl factory With e.
". Hammond.
sammy Head was over from ~outi
rari. visiting hi. parrnt. last week.
Lauren kc-n Ia. engaged Tor the .ea'
.on with Eastman, the scotsman.
SLOcuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
SION.

Mr.. willism Emerson aud oldcn
Charlie. we're too .lck Ia attend town
meeting.
In spite 81 the stormy weather the log
ger. are .till hapl az work.
We are glad Ia 90" Marcls whitaker
out once ulofr.
VIII IrI.h I. It'll on the gain.
The meeting. AZ thl. plac. will her--
after bc at 10: ~. instead ~ III o'clock,
the usual time.
Pcrley Morrison !. visiting hl. sister,
Mrs. u. l., Charles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

DBL. r.rI. Ilfrun anil ~oshl Circle
....... Go thsir entertainment vhich
.... .r "Wednesday vtsuiug a gon-
.t.. rauI ,,,u.i.t entir,.lt 20 homs
.... II..uUl D. pvitcrd hy n sup
...... IHs usuhl aierun"u meeting 20
..... Al au lHNtrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

UIu... tuif-l state. vom-
no. r.u.af.nu. auI rry.iirut
II....rI. h.ty Informed Nirr
-..f... .f fhr Maine thauiau-
...f fLr, sllI a,ysii thr in-
nh. trHu fo sTFlks 40 iyr-
..mmrr au frlfhrf. daN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
BRoNsFIlID

Another snow storm. much to ~. graf
idrstion ~ the men Who are logging
The prosIc,t l. nov plenty ~ snow fol
spring AMI summer travel.
Mr. Morton. the teacher in No. ?
sgain h,s hal io leave hi school on ac
couni 10 sickn~.., ani Mr.. \. Fox ha'
taken biz plac- In the .ch"ol ~ teacher
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

"lou arr behind the times" .aid one
~ our grocer. to lady customer yc.tsr-
day. "whyf' .he inquired. because
all your neighbour. use BRUSSELS soap,
while you .till buy the ,old-fa.hioned
kinds"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

.t.. a1I I~r.onhl frieul. ~
.. ....... No. Watkins iu oxford
|...effrr dr.irr to puhliglN
......r. ftIHk. to thr frirnis in
.rf. .t k'rfIt hiiri I'm thc o.
..r.. 4. uH.tssir, ht The sud
NI Watkins aud particular
A ~. r. ~ Whhhicu. Ers.
No tflrlr. " BALM and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
nixGlEIn

Fred Dillingham; has gone % Germany
on q Walt 10 hls sister, Who resides there.
George n. staples Was In town this
week. iIis father, J. II. staples, cannot
| recoycr.
The spool mill company arr exccc,ling-
" fortunate. They havcju Just securcd two
additional orders, one being permanent
sni nearly a. large ne the Conant order.
They have bought and viii consume one
million ~ blrch.
Thurstiay was In truth q stirring day
for Dlxheld. Not only was there raging
q severe storm, but social events SEEMED
somewhat bnnch~i.
~ the grange hall the granger. hal q
social aud picnic supper.
The young ladies, nothing dsanted by
the opposing elements, gave at john
.ion'. Hall n &c. q. supper. 4 goodly
number enjoyed the occasion. The bill
of fare Was original aud tasty. being
priuiei on an immense letter 4. and wss
as follows;
Coll Cops~i Chln..
Coil Corpssi CcssulsisT.
Crvsm Crushed shsnsnro.
Ci,sr Carrl Cep.iimsnt.
Corn toagiomsrstioa,
CHAMPION tulnfsfihlses
,eaairy c"s"fo't..
Cusiss C..gse.,..
,svsl Ce'srsasi..
Charmed ,r,sa,
Csssuls,s-i Cert.
,ihl-r's csriisi.
Crystsl Chez.
Cup % chssr
Much merrimsnt WAS occasIonei Nv
the funny gue..e. made as Ia Oh" mean
Ing 20 &c. c.. but the prlt. was finally
awarded To y. n. Gilcrrsse. After
awarding the prize all sdionrnesi ="
Music Hall to ll.tcn Ia th. drama "lst
Reformation. I" presented nv Canton Point
Dr.mstic Association. Want ~ srac"
will Permit YOUR .crib- io gi,- neither
cast of characters nor iust criticism of
the manner In which ih. several part.
wer, carriei out. C.rtslnly the audience
though NECESSARILY sm,ll vas an sprrr-
clsii,c one, sui al spoke In 'h" hlghe-'
pral.e 10 IN. PLAY sni IT. rendition.
Ch,..'s Orchesirs dispensed swc-i music.
Aner IN. drama all enioyci social
dance tIll quit. late hour, AMI then With.
drew 10 ~. dining room 81 the National
IIouss, where thew were sery~i With al
oyster .upu~r. Thus clc.~i Oh" social
features 10 the d,v anil the nlghi-unle..
nv two. some scnturr.ome one. sought
their own homes, stumbling through
the Midnight SHOWS" one drsm,, Que
dsnce. one social and thr-e .npi'rr.-
considerable dissipation for one small
town. Three hall. aud all Occupied.