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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
xoT,or or romrcLosrnE.

xtrHEREAs, Masie,ills Hall. % r.ru To- tie
w toanty ofOxfsri. ~ M. mortgage siss.l,
iatel N. nfteenth llsl day ~ Noseml'sr, A. ID.
ls-s AMI recarlsst In the Oxfort Registry III
D~s-l. Book gie. Ps<e "a, cgnyeyei % one John
n Trask, % Mssics. In ssit County. certain
tarusl ~ rial estate sltasie.t IN Fsru In sahi
toanty 20 Dxfsri. anil b0undesi ~ follov., u
wu, Dn the east by iani 0wBs't BY ffshk MI.
der. on the souih AMI wet by hn,i formerly
owns.i by Deaa Lunt. All on the north by The
Aniro-soxxin river. AMI kDOwn a. ths levi
I.ant farm, containing ANY arr. more OF lee
AMI whereas ON the nlnsissnih lis1 day 10 >os.
a. 10. l--ss .aii John u. Trssk by his a.signpsni
In W rtfirf Transferred AMI a..igpei the afsre
saii mortgage and the dstt thsrvby secured o.
Wu n. Grtsne then of Paris, In ssii County,
which s.ixumsnt IL duly recoriei In all oxfof'i
tecoris. Itcok -, Page ist. Abi whsrcss. ths
all Wm. n. sreene. has since .iesessest. AMI
the asisrsixns.i Mary A. Grpsps. has i<en duly
appointed administrators ef the Eoois AMI eststr
wkieh we're % .aii VIM. X. Gr~ne; AMI whereas
the eoaaition % saii mortgage has hssn broken.
now th<rvforr, by resson 81 tie bresch 10 The con
diticn th<rcof. !. In my sail eapaeity ~ admin.
istratrix Aforesaid. AMI by virtae of The sutbofi
ty With which am ~ afore-aid veste.t. slaim q
forvelosuas of said mortgage.
Paris. f..rusry IN, 4; y; 80
MARY 4. GREENE. Adminissrstftx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
EAST BRowsFlelp.

lev and crust everywhere bat much
more enjoyable than ten irrt ~ snow.
col. 4. \. Gibson has been In Frye
barg the past week With hls sou, =. :
GIb.on, who with hl. family arr Waiting
AZ n. .. Newman'.. Mr.. .lbson's hons
I. n Fort BENTON, Montana, aud b. i
combining bushes. AMI pleasure In hi'
trip east.
I. =. Gray la. returned from Vermont
where b. has been NJ work the past year
wiz remain with hl. family some time
The train over the VI. 4. Va. dcialne,
al night In the mountain. by Ice on ih'
rails: new experience for them. u
seemed like l.. & ~. day. aud nights.
The Kings Daughters re-organirel ou
the luth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
WATERFORD.

Gcorgc Wheeler of Waterford, nov .
conductor on q rullman car, was severn
~ Injured In the rrccnt railroad accident
az Oswrgo. lie remained bnrici IN tia
ruins for one half hour, expecting every
moment that the car would take hr-.
4 party from North l.ridgton Nisit.d
10. lake House last "Wednesday evening
An oyster supper was served by the pop
ular landlord. 4. VI. Dudley.
There l. Ca b. an antiquarian suppcI
anil entertainment AZ Masonic Hall IN
the near future.
George klmhall has fnlshc,l hl. school
AZ Harrison village.
Owing a. th. large amount % lumbeI
haulr,l lately ". ". Watson has bccr
obliged a. stop more being cat.
whooplng cough has been raging "a
some extent herr.
There I. much sickne.. In town.
We understand that George wheeler
I. a. return "a Waterford a. soon as h
l. able.
\. T.. Mor.c 4. canyassing Waterford
Tor nursery stock for \. :. 'hadboutnc
We think that the Stoneham bear had
better agi,aic lc.s gigantic scheme foT
q railroad. first construct narruw
gauge Rad To- the top of -Pscklc'l
Mountaln ~ accommodate bluebcrry
picker. AMI then possibly the Malns
Central might b. Induced Ia build the
proposed rad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
WESI PERU

school closed In district No. J la.I
week. Il was taught by Miss Lillian
Hall. This l. her thiri tern In ihi. dl.'
triCt.
school Ia district No. . clo.cd the eth
This Il the largcst school In town. II
was taught by Nathaniel Woodsum,
he l. one of our bc.t teachers. lie u
going Ia attend Ga. male school NJ Kent.
nm this spring.
The Free viii iapii.ts have engaged
Rev. Mr.. Dinvillc Cannon 10 preach
onc-lalf II the time for the present.
T.. a.. Austin 4 Son have an order foT
another carload ~ clothes pins.
Hall lIro.. have an orler for two cat
loads 10 hani hay rake, which moan.
huslncs. nov aud next summer.
The lick ones are all on the mend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
EAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. McAlll.icr II Norway, !. caring
ior her sister. Mr.. ou. martha, who j.
ill With Ia grippe.
Mr.. Edward Hilton has gone to lew
iston.
Carl Mixer. IL Norway, u spending a
few week. az hi. snndiathcr friie'..
Mr. NcAllisirr Will soon move hl. fam
lis back o. ~ioncham.
LOREN Pride I. In NORWAY, taking car,
- the stock ~ HI. uncle, Charlie. Iycr-
son, Who l. t.aming.
Mr.. Charles liodgdon l. IL frcpori.
caring for Mr.. llodgdon's aunt, Mr..
samuel Wilson, Who has pncumonin.
Mr.. Wilson died not loug since.
~ grippe continues to ilnd victims.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
sARrgORD

widow Ar,iila Lawrence di~l ~ the
residence 81 ~. 4. Kicker. the 9Th, ag~'
~ war;. she had been suffering from
nrrNuus prostrttion Tor about two years.
Mr.. John Ihllbrick moved 90 the farm
b. bought ~ Ionello hccn thl. week
llcrtir Hutchinson ha. sold his oxen "a
ANcl fogg.
NJ. Irish IA. sold his oven o. llorac'
Merrill.
~ this srason 20 the year farmers
have g. hay considerable feed Toe their
st"ck. The question l. Whcrv can they
ct u The cheapest The answer l. very
simple 'all ca q. q. Spaulding q CO.,
Rurkhsld village. They also keep 4
good line - rubber gvods which they
.ell a wonderfully low priccs.
Good Judges say that stanley hlst-cc'.
folks ha,v got the handsomcst baby Ia
Buckdeli Nllagr We have already
smoked two goal cigar. In honor II the
little suslFr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
nlnna pI AVIATION.

Dld the oldest inhabliant ever see the
time when a small amount 81 money
would huy so large q quantity ot pro
visions. u least % some kinds, az az the
pr-sent daVf cur boarding muster r.
Gently l-,ught a fore quarter 81 extra OK
bsef with the leg removed for three cents
A pound aud Edwin Andrews has a Il.
Louis white wheat -four, calle,i the IAt-
tle Jewel, and every barrel WARRANTED
which he sells for si.>5 Pcr barrel.
mat 4. cheaper than Ne ever hoagh,
Ref or fiour vet. The Mann BROTHERS
are selling corn, meal, Hour. mixed Iced,
.bort.. &c, n their mill, corresponding
IN low for cash. Mr. Andrews trade IN
his new store 4 still growing, sometimes
amounting a. over so Per day.
The elothespin factory ran three weeks
with reduced crew on account 81 sick
ns.s. bat /. now full again, and doing a
rushing business.
The fret Indication Of spring occurred
b.rr a few days since: crow III down
In the rad and when rising on the Wing
again started towards Buckheld; out
thinking. probably. that by going that
way he might get Into pickle he chang
"a hi. course and when lat seen vas
headed In the direction of Mason. No
BODY disputes the knowledge OF the
crow: the trouble l. he knowstoo much
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
ROxHuRX.

Fosters men are well Of Ia grippe and
arc doing COOL business on the logs.
The snow last week was help Ia the
logging mad, but there l. not enough
snow set a. draw on iva slcis, therefore,
the team. cannot draw the big loads that
they lid last year.
John Reed !. we'll ~ Ia grippe. and
now =. VI. Locke I. slck With the disease.
There I. great contrast between this
aud th. big snowy winters We uscd tn
have. when the main business was break
Ing roads. We have not yokcd an on to
break roads TIL. winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
RuNroRn cEhrRE

ThDsc persons Who have known Dr.
iapham's ability for writing town hi.-
totir. expected that Eumfoui's history
Would D. a suod one. In this they Will
not D. disappointed. Those Who have
had The pleasure II pesulng IT, page.
prunuuncr u one 20 the best vet writ
Ten. Nj. iapham has given a full ac-
Cyuni 90 Rumforls minerals. metals,
agricultural rrsouryvs. a. earl, history.
fuli hc,uUut ~ thu NnlruscOEgin lndlans,
their early burial grounds, pcrsonal
sketches by prominent meu, etc, etc.
Tho t-iok coutains over tun page and
viii D. rady for delivery tlIe llst ~
this month
M. and Mr.. Fr,d bartlett arr visit
iug hi. parvuis herv preparatory To- NOV
iur to uNfuui.
Mr. Jhaunlng Abbott, Mr.. y. 4
Elliutt anl Mr.. Agu~. Hall ar the
latest sick ones.
The .icknc.. hcrr l. rather ahating
IE~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

4 company ~ amateur. from Berlin
are advertised "a. appear In Ideal Hal
next Friday evening, presenting Gilbert
aud ~alllyan's opera, Trial ~ Jury,
with full chorus and small orchestra. un-
der the direction of Dr. m. ". johnson.
With Mr.. y. b. Talbert a. manager. a.
Berlin gave the Bethel Dramatic Com.
pany a full house When they PLAYED In
berlin last season, u !. presumed that
Bethel people viii return the favor and
an the hall, especially "a the company
only Wish "a pay expenses, not Ia make
money. Iickets arr pat az rs and -
CENTS. Among the soloists \ Mr.. Cyrus
l.. Ike, well known here. who sings the
part of the Usher" We undsrstand
that thi. opera company l. part ~ the
Berlin Choral and Orchestral Society, q
club 10 over 80 members, now In their
seconl season. aud a present rchearslng
Maruhy's oratorio 20 "llsheksh." undcr
nr. Iohnson's dirrCtlon, aud that u L.
possihlc that the opcratic portion II the
society viii bring cut the "Chlmo. %
Normandy ucNt season one 20 the
most popular light operas % the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
EAs1 suMNrR.

The session II the District Lodge ri
Good Tcmplars which was held In TIL
placy lat "wednesday was largely A.
tended aud interesting. Nearly Mt,
visiting members from subordinate
lodge. were present and all sccmcl e
enjoy The secession. After the business
matters Vrrv disposed ~ brother Ma
bry 20 Turner made an address that
VAS lively and full If zeal In the i'm'
pcrlucr cause. Rev. Btothcr fiu If
south Paris also made remarks ~ much
Interest The secretary will probably
send report.
The JohnstoNn flood exhibit cancelled
their engagement here last wcck, owing
o. other entertainments.
\ large amount ~ lumtcr Il being cat
cat az the mills, thousand dollar orier
o. D. .hlpp~l 10 Auburn. SLoCtM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
NgWRY.

". y. PoNer. aud wife are both sick,
the latter with an attack 81 bilious fever.
Mrs. Dolly FROST, an aged lady Ia the
same house, l. also quite III.
VIII Williamson AZ work for 4. \.
Iiaker yariing birch slipped ON the Ice
Monday and hurt one knee 80 badly a.
Ia disable him from work for the present.
Twin calves, the product Of COW la
possession 81 4. ". Powers, are one of
the noyeltic. In thl. neighborhood.
Nil. Sylvia farsell, Who has been nm
invalid for several months, IL now very
low. She la. been for some time stay
Ing With her sister, Mrs. Eli y. stearn.,
Of ihi. town, who IL caring for her In
her lllne..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
wTSr nFrsEl

\. :. Bean has III. board circular
saw In running order AZ hls MILL aud
commenced working up his long lumber
hy night as, Monday. III. flrst work
will b. ou the lumber for hls coutem'
plated nice barn next summer.
The Influenza Till rr,cls among ouI
people bat no serious eases are reported,
Laundering con,lnu". brisk, aud the
rrport I. rife that We are going 10 lose
our fine pine grove near the depot by
The lumhermen'- aN.
The .elecimcn arr making up thelT
annual rsuuTt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
EAST HIlpO.

The inferior apples" referred Ia by
south Buckhcld In late Democrat ~ ~
cent date were apples that wcrv bought
~ the party for a superior lot 10 apple
and an extra pric- was paid for The az
pie. with the understanding they would
be 81.
Daniel kccnr has returned from tn
wood. again sick with IA grippe.
ilcnnir ,nd Emily Hayes arr visiting
their friends In Mexico.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. ". ~. Berry are visit
Inc their relative. AZ AnsOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
WILSON'S MILLS.

Hue Jay. have put Ia an appearance
aud 90 Ne think winter I. nearly gone.
Dr. Twitchell Of Ando,er has been up
to see Fred Morton who IL dangerously
III, and sister has come up Ia take
care IL him.
Mrs.. Il. =. Bcan Ia. been sick aud her
mother, Mrs. Clark, has been with her
for a few days.
Van Dyke has again been up anil y. \.
FLINT has taken his team from College
Grant aud put IL up to his camp NJ Lin
coin Brook.
y. l.. Twitchell has been up for the
first time since his sickness.
l.. T.. York has so far recovered hls
health n "a be- able Ia drive a team.
Gilbert Tyler's son has been up Ia
Twitchell- camp.
v. n. Bennett IN. gone "a Berlin.
The past week has been remarkable
one as regards hue weather for TIL. ses-
son OF the YEAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
FAST peatI

Mrs. A. u. Griffith has gone to Port
land.
Seth Babb |. very sick from the effects
Of Ia grippe.
Leroy Iiabb ). hauling birch for Hart
we'll Oldham.
A. u. Grifiith has sold HE oxen and
bought him another pair Of Henry 70
land.
Cooling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
aOuIn WOODSTOCK.

\ concert under the direction II Prof
George Chamberlain took place AZ th'
Methodist church last evening, the 18th
We consider II onc ~ the beet entertain.
mcni. ~ the season. Although nearly
every one Who took part has had that
enemy. Ia grippe to contend With, gool
degree ~ perseverance made the convert
a perfect success. II consisted ~ an
,hcm., part song.. chomsc., duets. and
instrumental music. There SEEMED Ia h
u.i enough ~ the mlrthful Ia make u
entertaining "a all. but not enough 1,
make u stale. The house was crowde,
AMI All seemed to enjoy good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
UPTON.

Enoch Sargent l. home sick.
Pcrley Whitney l. quite sick With Ia
grippe.
About three inches Of snow fell Fri
day night, but saturday 10 turned Ia
rain then turned To snow again.
Ava Coolidge I. hauling hay TO Ma
galloway.
Bennet Morse put In his supply OF Ice
yesterday.
way.
Mrs. Harvey Fuller IL sick In bed with
Ia grippe. -,
willie Sargent has been sick abed hut
l. better now. llis little boy sat down
on the stove hearth and his dress caught
fire aud burned his dress and hair badly
bat no further harm was done. Mrs. =.
threw pail Of water on him and put
out the hre.
A. ". Coolidge has very sick steer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
SUMMER

n. \. Corlis. aud wife IL Hartford
yI.l,e,l relatives here lat week.
Your humble correspondent, has NO,
vet been honorr,l hy call from Mr. u
Grippe. ~ Ear 80 good. .
Mr.. T.. 4. lIowkcr I. better, al.o Nls.
Mab.l lowker.
sumner Knox ~ Peru passed through
the placr rcccntly, satisfying ih" app
iitss 20 those WHO were hankrrlng Tor
frrsh f.h. oysters. clans. etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
RRYAs1,S POND.

The kickapoo Medicine Company OF
New Haven are giving exhibition. her,
for the week ending February 18th.
n. 4. Davis. E.q., 81 Paris lIill, va.
In town Monday GA business connected
With the new mill company.
N. D.. Cole l. moving into Mrs. Ellen
lioWker' house.
4. I. session. II brunswick Il on a
Wilt Ia hi. fathers.
The selecimen are engaged this week
In making their annual report.
An accident occurred at Coles cross
Ing early Tuesday morning caused b,
the breaking % an axle on an overload
- 10y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
PERIL.

\. II. Walker and wife have gone Ia
Massachusetts visiting friend. aud rel
atlves.
Daniel Walker has been sick but Il out
again.
Every place boasts of it, fast horses,
and en- II We have no fast horses Ia boast
Of We have 10 make believe, and some Of
our horse characters have been out on
the river trying the speed Of some of
their colts to see II they boast OF fast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
Arrival. 10 the Unison House ior The
...a ,alIr- Deb. 18th

arrival. ~ thc Unison House inr a
..s r.lIr- l.h. 18Th
fU waAIr urlrtau.
rHH". efFarrf Muraaf
N" ll Trars.r. IA a-sist.Fk
It Wakrr tHfrI
Nt ~taHrI raftfr
NHrf"r Poster
e. Hs kHff ~umnfr
s iIsuu.n.t. Aulu,sr. Ma
81 20 taruau. Haufer'i
II u hHhaft ~sutn Au.iuysr
taruun MItrn.
tuHHrIrEs NareaF
n hH|Hras. uNfHrf
U Eaas.r. NHftf "a strrfuri
ilR.r. EuHafuri trutrr
~ -.Hu tHrfHn.
M.r.ItI.. tarfaa.
M"rrtsan Naruuy
E.#. II..stfs Tartlau.l
HFr ~ fHstFF NrsrF
m E.fFrts NJ ossist.sk
o. q Teri tast IrYeburg
NaH a tIHhf t,yuInars
N. NJ Afauls. h,-tHn.
e. hInIau. NHrwar
h.mUa. NarwaY
d >taHft uNfsri
Gel. % iTtIlsf rurtani.
t luEsaff tiIfam.
joan q ara. n.HsHa.
t.Frt Garf. MfKtcn.
UaFl tkuuark.
AHF EIllarlisssu ihsunafk
nj uar. ttFurafk
IA rrsrra MrluFss. Ieurlark
.usr g. uar. tsyumark
NalrI t'rr-ssr ant wife. ncntnsfs.
10 rrkF
10 & Eanns. Meth wos-i-ts-k
sylvester n stfs North "A l-ristosk.
q O. STANLEY Meth "a airrfari
. ~ Coz. hfyant's funi.
20 Ferry nry suf's fuui
u D tuuuInrs. iighran.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
nopru.wesr asrnrl

u. q. Chapmau's health IL quite poor
this winner.
VI. Penley has recently purchased three
very fine turkeys. They came from the
West aud ought Ia BE- extra ones az Nit
SAYS they cos, him nearly thirteen dol
lars.
Fears are entertained here that the
Ice Il not going 20 remain solid enough
for crossing much longer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

NJ. bradbury aud wife have return
"a frum Portland wh"rr they have bccn
visiting friends for the past week. They
went With their own team A. w uss,i a.
~ bciorr NC had the Maine Central.
\ large delegation ~ the member. II
The RchcSah Lodge have gone this fri-
dty evening 60 Ni.it the lodge Al Rfiig-
ton. \ merry party they make and a
Zoe time l. expected.
Ruff. R,nnrii gather. the cream on
ihi. ruut" for the bridgton creamery.
Gors with two hur.cs.
\ number % eur people have been AZ
pafi. in Attendance l-iorv the grand
iuf,. iorl burglary ease.
The schuols In this village Closr to-day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
CANTON

Dr. II. I. Tirrell !. quite .Ick with Ia
grippe.
Mrs. D.. ". Allen .. dangerously III.
!. II. Look and slls- Iiarrcll are Inn
proving slowly.
q. l.. smith of Norwood. Mass. was
In town saturday.
Irforrc.t Howe Il ,l.lilng al. daugh'
ter. Mr.. Elmer Cu.hman.
The uniscrs,ll.i fair next Wednesday
aud Thursday afternoon ani evening
will bc held at the store under odd fci'
lows Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

,m-fIas 20 tlr rari. Literary and
-....It.r.Is viii ir hrlI M the Nv.trt
.tfr. Wrfi., ,hgr,h ihis Monday AFTER
.... .rI evening \ supper vii p
...I..I % s.N u.rIuyk, AMI In ths evening
.f. fsf Whftisr vul D. considered,
.........He 90 skst,h 20 his lifc aud
....rI. with elections frum hls works
inn. $3.50 1ls, o. mu.ir. At arr In
....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
NORWAY LAKE,.

simon stevens. the oldest min IN
town, had a shock Last Friday. Ills sou,
=. 4. stevens. l. taking care 10 him.
Mr.. Matilda Watson has Ia grippe.
Edmond Green I. quite sick.
J. u. smith, E.q., of Harrison, u al
home TIL. week attending court on the
I'LL.
Grace VI. stevens isat homo from liar.
rison where she has bccn AZ work all
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

on sunday, Mr.. Edwin Hartman II
last Hiram, buried hi only son, a
Young man about twenty-five year. oi
agC. lie Was a worthy young man and
had rev,ntly rturncl from the west "a
lic 20 consumption.
Mrs Elias Could l. In very poor
health.
Mr.. John CLARK l. Improving.
leland l.. kimhall hls gone a. Cam
bridgeport. Mass, to WORK Ia plano
mandatory.
Eugene Madsworth !. in poor health.
IA grippe !. suhsiding.
Mrs. Lacy Clcmons l. pDorly from Old
n ~ AMI inhrmiiics.
nanrl ". pisrrc L. Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

E..rr.. msu Who contemplate any
change lu their oficr vii D. inicrsic'l
.rf. rra catalogue Which u Vuhlish~l
I. r.ur. FURNITURE CO., l. canal
,....t. E..tuu. containing forty -h,r ueW
...-.,.u-. 20 their latest STYLES 81 oflcr
I'D tsHl furniture. Their priccs arr
.I. lowest Un such work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
RICHARDSON'S PLANTS AND SEEDS,

The lsyo catalogue Of seed. .old by %
VI. I,ichanlson q CO., Canton, !. cut
The stock l. larger than ever before, an,
the variety Il great plants In profuslon
flower seeds, and vegetable seeds, al
northern grown aud hardy. Customer
speak highly of the quality of the plant'
ani seed. which they have bought IL
previous years. Wehope they will haN'
all success. Ia the future a. In th" past
for they deserve IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
sours RosBuRy.

Mr.. George .ichari.on, who has been
sick with lung trouble. Il some better.
Girl. Ia 10 Homework are Ia great de
mani. There are not well people enough
In town 10 take care ~ the sick ones ~
they should h..
Bcrt lIussey I. on the sick llst again
Miss Nancy iadd has gone a. Mckee
10 work In the family II scwall Gof.
Mrs. Allie. Boynton, Who has been
very sick with Ia grippe, Il improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
LOWELL

Dr. Moves has returned to town haN-
ING bcyn fora week al hls fathers home
ON account 81 sickness. and death of a
brother th.r.
Mr.. Henry Russell l. quite .lck, also
Josiah N. Stsarns.
Mrs. ElNsll Andrews entertained the
O,ld Fellows circle ot fryeburg a, her
homc Tuesday.
=. II. Hartman was excused from
serving on the jury aud returned home
"wednesday.
C.k. Chapman I. at Paris serving on
the grand Jury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
BpoWsFlulD.

To-day Crhur,dayJ seem. like an April
DAY, 80 warm AMI halmy. again the
snow l. leaving the hill. ani fields, prob
ably only for a short time.
IA grippe l. .tlll prevailing. Nearly
All have had u. Tho.c Who have not ar,
slowly coming down with u. Among
the latc., victims arr Lima frink, Allc-
Moorr. andJ l.. fHnk.
Edwin Mcihcas lo., very valuable
colt.
Mr.. Marshall Mciucas !. very sick
with lung fever. Her daughter Gcorgis
Il very low with lung trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

\ hoy In Iocklanl was caugh, by j
shaft aud whlrlel around AZ the rate al
10 revolution. q minute. One Lex sn,
Que arm were brokcn Ia several place.
aud al. feet were badly manglo'i. "" u
alive with .ome nro.prct Of recoNery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18

~ H.asl4lsr iu another part 20 the
500. .fr.uI.ir. thc hct that 10 has -
....HI F. frf hunsh 20 arhuius huis
.. MI. .-I-nu. packed in January. Ihs
a..... .r HHy one cleo. might have had
.....r... Hf artuius buis lat NoNrm-
81. E. fbLins ths tfuublc o. pick them.
u 300. FORM il ths ail, AMI arr not
1850 t. hrl. hut o. 80 them upen
.... ..rrs .th.rs.s ths rub.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-18
auckflElp.

The sclecimen and treasurer have been
striking the annual balance sheet ths
past week, aud lind a satisfactory result,
az will he shown In the forthcoming ~
port.
Tuesday evening the Turner Hand
gave an entertainment az Tobias Hall
which was fairly attended. Asyour cor
respondent had no complimentary ticket
cannot report on the merits 81 the per
Torrance.
"wednesday evening the Buckfeld
Dramatic Club gave an entertainment NJ
Reform Hall for the benefit ~ the Good
rcnplsrs Lodge, from which your cor
respondent was excluded for want 81
the necessary standing room-,he hall
being crowded. IN. performance. as
sisted by the IIuckheld Orchestra, !. ~
ported q success and viii be repeated
again In the near future.
n. u. Waldron was summoned tn
Portland last week on account ~ an ac-
cllent ~ hls sou IIartwcil.
&. ~. Prince, josiah Hutchinson aud
4. y. Mason are on the Jurics IN the u.
=. Court In Portland.
Mrs. IIorac. \. Irish was summoned
a. BOSTON on account ~ the serious NJ
ncss II her mother last week.
Tristan a.. Blcknell died saturday
morning from rclapsc IL Influenza. Mr.
lilcknell was born In Hebron, ISL. hat
has resided In IIuckfleld about twenty
slX years. lIc was popular blacksmith
and onc ~ the -elcCtnen 10 1890, hari-
working. genial man. since the loss ~
hls wife several years ago, hc has rc.id-
c,l With his son Fr~i, who has tsnderly
cared for him IN III. illn~s..