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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
WrCY aFrsII

The January thaN last Monday Hood
I'll the small .tfram. aud In many ease
has stopped tcamlng during most of ,h'
week.
Ia.t "Wednesday eleven two hors'
teams belonging a. \. :. Bean .iarie'
a. AIhany Zoe pulp wooi bat .oon cams
hack empty, hndlug their winter r"a,
on the Ira Mason brook impossible.
Large quan,liie. ~ pulp Wool AZ. bcinG
.hlpt~,i irum tNs station. Tweni,
loaded car. now standing on the siding
am In rccclpt 10 a hnc picture of -
Howard aud family, the Democrat
Greeley, Colorado, correspondent. III
pairiar,hal beard snd spectacle. very
honorably place him at the head ~
family ~ seven hnc looking children
Panlon me for speaking With some seli
I.h pride Ia TIL. matter q. the wife aud
mother In the group !. a much respected
sister. formerly Cllmens \. Grover 81
West Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
vii SONS MILLS

n. 4. Well. aud q. =. Killing. went
through here the frat IL the month on
their wsy home. They report h,e feet
IL snow In IN. rarnscheenee region.
Charlie. bartlett of Ilsnoyer AMI :.
Pratt 20 Upton were In town lsst sun.
day.
simon stahl !. up the river With his
usual stock ~ watches, l.welry, etc.
Murphy Ia. slso been up among the
camp. AMI will 20 through io Iangcley
by the tote road that !. cut through
from Cupsup,ic lake.
II. a. BENNETT .. the champion fox
hun,.ro ~ thl. place ss he caught two In
hi. hsrnyari.
The past week Ia. been good for bu.l-
ness: No snow aud cold, the numerous
tote team. making II hrst-clsss sleighlng.
John Burton was brought out Ia
rllni's Hotel "Wednesday night dad.
Tie "a. si work fot Thoms. Weymouth
driving a team. lie ate hi. dinner feel
Ing q. we'll as usual. lie went Ia the
landing with load ~ logs; just ss h.
started to return tn IN. woods he CON-
plalned 10 palm Ia hl. left arm; h,d
gone bot short distance when hc Tell
from hi. .led. lie was taken IN the
camp and such icm~lle. I. they had
vrr, given him. bat he grw rapidly
worse. Wishing Ia lie down they hclPe,i
him Ca the bel. When h. fell forward
dead. lie wss sick but two hours. Tie
came frum the eastern part II the state.
The body was taken "a the q. \. u. rost
AZ oolehpok.
y. 4. FLINT came from ColebrOok With
three horse. which be purchased at anc-
tion.
Elihu isayitt I. quite unsell.
Mr.. ". D.. Pickett Il having a rcpc,l-
ton ~ last winter. Ia grippe.
Win York, boss at -turieyant. camp,
has cut his foot.
wednesday morning The mercury
.iood Al - dcgrrcs below rcro. Friday
morning u raincd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
MASON

Slncc NV last We have hal q
smart rain. IL Ia. settled the snow
some and r,lsci the brooks and streams
much. Tho brook. and streams wcrr 80
iillsSi with Ice that la many places they
have overlooked their bank and rendered
lum,~ring impossible 80 that many
teams arv uOs Idle.
unlc.. the reminder ~ the wlnief
should H. NOR, favorable than that
which I. past the cat 1t timber must b.
small.
We arr much r-jolc-i Ia learn that J.
&. II.an IA. had hi. Pcnslon Increased.
II l. timely ani Ia no QUE could a pen
.ian c,,me Who Il more deserving.
Awhile lIuichlnson had bls foot frofeu
and hls finger badly hurt. lie !. nos al
homc.
!. II. lean Ia. a bad arm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
NEMRN.


The death ~ Mrs. Commeau saturday
the result ~ accidental burning some
weeks since, IL a .ad ending Of a young
life.
Virgil Chapman, at work In j. \,
Thursion'. mill az Ncwry, had thumt
badly crushed Ia dowel lathe one day
last week.
Walter Poster I. hauling ash and ma
pie timber to Thurston's mill at the
corner.
Amo. FROST, 40 hear, IN. bought
stand In the village at Bethel Hill.
Friday evening Of last week Hanover
Dramatic Club gave an entertainment Al
Newry Corner. The drama ''I'resd up
on the Waters" and other pieces wen'
played to full house with good succes'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
0uCkTlglO.


several hcrsemen from Paris and Can
ton w.re her. locking over the fame,
stock on the lOth Inst.
''Col.- Prank nFo~n sli~i At the rc.h
dencc n Henry smith. Sunday evening
the nth. sg,i about - years. lie wa'
a native Il Parts AMI came "a Buckiielt
With swearing John iIolmes In ths
days of the exiension II the Portland a
Oxfurl Central X. X. from Baekheld "a
Canton. and had chsrge 20 contractor
HOLMES stables. Afterw ard. for several
war. h. followed the fortunes II ths
late America farrar Who used Ia say
that tn s'Col.~ was the hest -ale-man IN
a stable that ever accompanied him Ia
Rosion. Dor txenty years or morc he
has Ia the llfr II hermit At West
Rackaeld. lie fell sick n nj. shanty by
the roadside II diabetes last fall. \
home "a. provided Zoe him and he "a.
made comfortable la hls last days, both
In medical ATTENDANCE and carr. Peace
o. M. ashc-."
Dr. Childs has reconstructed the lower
story ~ the Iiinc. sio. into . stable.
"a. 4. Kills, formerly superintendent AZ
Esst Branch stahls- for a.. u. Bisbee,
Esq.. wlii open q boarding aud training
stable herr. Mr.. Ellis has had lifelong
cNpcrisnc, In handling colts and horses
and ~ no give hi whole attention o. this
business.
Mr.. Ripley ra,iie I. quite slck At the
residence of her daughter, Mr.. !. W.
shaw. 20 rheumatic trOuhle.
pr 4. .. Dcs'oster has so Tar rccoV-
erv,i ffum biz late serious Illness AZ Ia
o. al. o. ia up several hours pr day.
Mr.. gea. n. Coylc has returned from
a fcw Vccks ,islt O. friends In Nassa-
chusstts.
n u.e,i a. ~ ALI that "Msiche. Scrc
mad. In la, u, bat lately fellow la
Hartford has hecn irving bis hand al u.
The gahlnsieln 'iuh are Ia give =
cunrcrt al AZ. ues hall la OH Fellow
biloxi next Thursday evening. The
mrmhcrs ~ the club srv AL artists la
their prufessiou and cotne highly rr,,"m-
ui-ndsi II l. only AZ rare Intervals q
cuuutry town the sife IL this has the
privilege 20 enjoying ~ good a conccri
-. flt. f.r,.rnf.s,. L. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
plSElIlp.

''Old Folks" held their annual hall al
Music Hall "wednesday evening. January
iilh. About thlrty-d,. couple. w.r,
present. They cnjoyci an excellent
supper AZ the National House.
III. dramatic clab gi,-s tbs popular
Friday evening, January iGih.
4 gentleman, representing q BOSTON
finn. u In town for the purpo.e 81 mum
herring residence. anh place. ~ business.
Mrs. Mary crc.nlcaf returns to ilo.-
ton saturday.
Lowell a Lowell ~ lewiston src In
town with q large line II cloaks anil out
eide wrap. for ladie-.
Travelling !. gv,tlng io h. b-tter. Tbs
road. were In bad shape during the
thaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
SNIDIN

Nj" Alice l.. Perry closet succc..-
ful term 20 school In Hack Mounialn
District lat Friday. AMER weeks Va
cstion shc expects to bcgin another
term la STOW.
q. n. iIamlin. John Wilson, u. ",
Knight. Charley Evans and Charlie.
s-nn~tt are gathering their year. sup
ply ~ lc-.
Frank ". E,an. !. at work for J. ".
Ferry.
u. n. AMI y. l.. Woodbury. are log.
cling on a loi ~ land near Wind llill,
tni own-,i hy DaVi. a Lewis 30 Lowell.
Mr. Frank Noble finds u quite hard Ia
ct around after cream Zoe the Water
ford Creamery, a. the roads Arr rather
nrglcctrd I'm some districts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
pORIER-

Mr.. George ". French Of Chicago 20,
killed on January "a by the falling Of
an elevator. Mr.. French Was barn
February .ih, is,'. Ills father was
drowned In June, ISIS. and hls mother
marrying again he WAS brought up by
his grandfather. the late John French.
m. married Miss sarah u. frost Of
Brow nfield and lived In this place until
is5i when he moved to Chicago where
ne Was living at the time 81 his death,
Mr.. French went into business aud had
smsssed q handsome property but In the
great Chicago fire he Loaf the most of u.
Not discouraged he commenced again
and az the time Of his death was vel
fixed. lie Was q good scholar and
smart business man. lie leaves . Wifi
and one son and three daughters "a
mourn the loss 81 A'kind husband and
father. Ny sympathy II extended
20 the bercaved family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
LOWELL
ca saturday evening the officers of
keatar Valley iodgv, No. ~, l. 90. y,
wsr, installed a. follows

On saturday evening The ofilcrfs ~
keafar Valley l.odgv, w. ~, Loo. y,
we're installed a. follows
WU. nfusa. NJ.
Msilsa Esstaan, y %
e Chapman. u =.
/ DIV nuss.li. -
Js.hn Fsutngtan. Jr, rrvas.
The lodge I. la very houri.hing con-
dition. Thirteen new mrmhers have
b-cn rrc-i,ri during the past term, Que
Withdrawn ani tWu suspended Tor non
payment ~ due. l'rc.sni number 1905.
Invested fund -ssuD and very tine new
odiiit Tor dcgr-- work, lately purchas''i
81 &. ". Muiellc uf Springfield, Mass.
Tie lodge tlso own their bulldlng ~
two ioric. aud llne ~ hof." sheds.
Tsenty.nye of oar Sunday school
scholar. called on Va "Wednesday even
ins aud Ia games, Staging, pulling candy,
pop-corn hnd apple. seemed Ia enjoy
thcm.slyr-.
Tho Congregational Circle vas enter.
talnrl by Mr.. 4. :. ~trarns on Ncin"--
day. rh-r- were one hundred psrs"n.
In ATTENDANCE.
The school al Va. clo.es this week,
taught by Ml.. Rankin 81 Hiram.
Tie West Lowell Library circle met
With Mr.. aud Mrs. George ". ~tcarns
nur.,lay evening.
Mr.. T.. ". Chapman l. visiting At Dr.
Mabfy'. At North frycburg. .
The fishermen about here have had
good luck Ia getting pick.rrl through
10. Ice. l.. 4. eastman and George
whli.house caught four that weighcl
thirteen aud half pound. on ia" mill
pond AZ Slab City reccntly.
Forest 4. Mcdaniel. has rrturn~i
FROM Boston where he Ia. b-cn studying
AZ the conservatory 81 music the past
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
EAST WATERFORD

Mr.. Laura Gichari.on, Of wc.t Mlnoi.
l. visiting At her fathers, fhllo Good
wins.
winsloN Blsbe- anil Horace v. Allen
vent To LEWISTON last week.
Ml.s Cora stuart closed n successful
term ~ school In thl. district Last week.
ONing "a sickne.. aud bad roads the at
tendance Vas rather small al the close.
Joseph W. skinner, Who has been em'
ployei the past YEAR Ia drug store In
>omcrNill-, Mass, !. sp-niing fort
night with his parents.
Charlie. Allen, Who has been working
for ". 4. lIer.ey, has gone Ia Bhdgton
to work cutting cord wood.
y. :. Keen and Cllnton Bumpu. arr
cutting cord wool on the Walker lot re-
Gently purchased by ringrcc 4 "ooi-
Win
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
WEST SIMMER.

On The .cafcit, of news ii.ms, Ne hsN.
that never falling topic, the weather,
v hich se cau alsays fic- Ca.
eur January thaN uf tso days has
given place q" clear cold, bat nothing
likr the Dccemtsr day.. just lovely
wiutrr weather.
Mr.. Juli-iis Morrill, VA. buried from
her late hone the 18th. Rev. william u.
rrvnch u Turner conducting the ssrNlc-
-
leu new m~m,-rs werr add.i a. our
t.ooi fcmplar. Organization al the last
mo.ting. 40 entertainment With toN
sapI-f !. decided on by that order Jan.
gil.
\ donation "a. given Rev. :. u. Rich.
ari.ou and Nite At East sumner ga
TUESDAY. thu result ~ which We have
uut learned.
Tommy Hollis has done thu barn
rhofr. for WinsloN Morrill, since the un-
usually I.oor health Il hi. son-in-law. D..
N. ~pauldtng.
john Head J.. getting round again AZ
fsr al. sirknfas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
peyAsrs po.p

Franklin srtuEr Installation ncyurr~l
January go. UIr .rr,igv. Ncrr com
.4.tei Ht sc. Davis, E.a.. a..isirl p,
NJ. Nu.t e.. sessions. lhs ANN
harvest feast va. nu ahuuiaucv as usual
Ii.. DrElliufiuu now complies .'ui'
I'D. u.mHrr.. TheN contemplate huild-
Ind. a ball Iu ths .ummrr.
N... Nart D.. pulgs 90 Euigiuu. 4
lmtr teacher here, made "a brief ,i.t
i-r. .t.t SEEK.
u.r g4h.u.irin club entertainment
ea.ft.ri, asII attended The gNrr,Iss'
err, very fus aui Nel appreciated hN
fH. llIIrnyy.
Truor q. Waliruu IL The Maiur and
N.a Erun.uirk Insurance company
us. lu fuau several days last week.
Franklin Grargr ofiicyrs Tor i~'l arv
Mister o. e. uaffs
...r-ssfr Us.rsr % frrntm
-..aHrI OrHrEf unn.lnrs
&c ~frHari t.r.rr n Coz.
..1lr hHfrTr 4 4. EaaF
I..fHrrr. IttnnH "a tusrrHan.
..H..aIr. a q. tHs.
Trrrs.HHr A.nnfH feI
-.HHffnHr u e. usfun.
-f.unr.i Lea YEA
TH.Ha NJ AUTr utrun
IrHrs. IaIn " WHngs
I..rH IfHHI ~ NJ nHrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Mr. N.iiie A. Russell. wlfe ~ Thur
tuu l.us.ril. aud dsughtsrot Mr.. ~ophh
Whiitonorr ~ this plscv, die,i 40 her
home in Joimar. rrnn.. the lsih inst. -
paralysis. iunrral serNicr. vvrr hrli
tt her humr IN tnlmar. amer which Tie
rvmlins vvrv hrouEht home o. hrr moth
er's, shcrr there vas PRAYER hy krN.
NJ Mcirv, snl thru iuterred in the
family blryiug gruuni in The White
morv pisiri,t. saturday, janutrY 18th.
~hs leave. hushani aud Que daughter
Who came on With The rrmains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
EAsr arTAEI

tho lyceum Ihur.ilhy evening, Jan
u8ry ilth. Was wsll attended. The ques'
tinu. Resolved that ths lndian l. lustt
HeI in 40 his atrocities" wss vel d.
,u..sI sni decided IA the Affirmative
q. : Ilut ,hins closed his ninth tern
az .,honl In this district January loth
ONLY .iN weeks 10 schooling the ain
Ger. - much for town system.
Mr. aui Mr. r McAllister Visitei Al
". ~. ilHlf's lat Wcck.
Nj. Minnle Ackley y visiting friends
in This pllre
charlie. II. klmhall has gone "a hAssa'
chu.ett. to Visit hi. brother, VIM. HIM
BAH, Who 0. very los With consumption
4. e. Ferry rv,sntly cat his foot qui'
haiilN while eating wood.
Fred Bean commenced work AZ Locke
Mile. isnusrv lOth.
Born. jan. laih. o. The Wifc ~ Charles
4 himhall, "a daughter. Clara Merrill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
NoaIn aucxe,elo.

Frank brown, who has been alex for
some time, died January llth.
Addie u. Stetsou (oee iieAld) closed
her school January sth.
Mrs. G. Keen Il with her daughter,
Mrs. Clint Rates, for . while, at West
sumner.
Fred Cooper and A.. q. Pearson are
harvesting their Ice thls week.
Fred Taylor and wife Of Boston are al
her fathers, II. II. Hepey's.
About every one has cold his greet
apples about hers and delivered them
this week.
4. v. Mason has sold quite lot Of
dried apple 20 w. II. Howe OF south
Paris for the Berlin Mills Company,
Berlin Falls, N. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
RosBuRy

Ths raln Monday made much trouble
The main rOads were very had In th'
place. where the water Law under tn
SNOW. The road would look all rizhi,
When. without warning, the horse would
plung, through snow aud water tn th'
bottom
ui- m@n Who we're drawing birch q
Rirhar,is' mill arr shut % from worl
i-,ause there l. al much water on th'
river that they cannot cross.
Th- .harp cold will help make th'
roads good sgain.
me crus, has made grand coastlng foI
Nuung America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

IA. Opcn in oxford County Norway Maine
II
Of " Mccian
lhls than able "a
Kinds peculiar aud falling
AMOUNT 90 R.is
NJ ohlh 10
HrsroNp work make spe,ialy
GW.iI !, " nrgsu " ~ y Goa ND
physicians would allow the use 81
tnes II lii not know my busness $50, -.
o,,r Sumn umu Lowell Welch,c, Waterford Harrison,
them I"
mills don't claim te the only selling sa' hut the
ptl,I nof pract ability In oxford County.
u Optan Oxford rd
IA has studied with an VI ~.
neof Who bought
.rue With optins h'nek lfnrnl'elif Tree
claims al'' llls leads Others
t,lnN,i DonT 10. lyr,~i!-Dout b. humbaggcl'
called oItlns' aid could not d. lifted
II, perfectly adapted
Don't DELAY II troubling bat visit
vivian w. Hills nxpcrt opticiNn.
IN A NJ kinds ~ Repair
Watches, JeWclry, etc.
NORWAY, MAINn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
EAsr nlRRoN.

Hast Hebron Grange Installed officer
the 18th, y. n. Libby ~ lake View
Grangc acting Installing of'ic"t.
T.. y. Bradbury !. very low.
At the annual meeting ~ East Hebron
IRE. baptist parish the 18th the follow
lng officer. wcw elected
a. y Mssrtli. rrvstisni
Gyru. Hsmssisil. Nv frysiisat.
~ MhitinE. >csrvtary AT frvssaFvf
The Es.t Hebron Grange Arr Ia have
q pie supper the sEh. Al M, Invited
Married. January lith, by Rev. 4. 7.
k-cne. Mr.. Daniel y. kccn" % Hebron
aud Mls. Emily n. Hayes ~ Turner.
We arr p,lnci tn hear that Aurillion
!. Allen, formerly ~ this plac-, com
miiicd .uicidc by shooting the 18th Inst.
IL Va. NO, la HI. right mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
NOars AlRAsy

Mr.. go.c,e Emery l. stlll Ia feeble
health.
Mr.. Marshau lnman l. much better.
Hiram Robbins l. quite poorly with
liver trouble. though be- has not given
up work Vet.
The rvsrpiiou given at J.. T.. hlmhalf.
lat Nondsy evening" was responded Ia
by a hundred heing present..
The rcccut thaW has stopped the barb
and oak team. hy the rise ~ water.
The school In Disiric, No. u being
tinishs,i up by Alice Wilbur on accogni
~ di..ati.faction by the former teachers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
pROMNgIElD.

4 p.rfect blizzard ragged here all nigh,
"Wednesday, piling the snow Ia big
drifts. In some parts 81 the town taking
nearly all day Thursday Ia break roads.
josiah sargent, aged nearly ~ years,
diei very suddenly of heart trouble.
Fred weuiworih was run Into by =
span IL horses belonging to Thomas liar-
mon. hiring wentworth's horse so bad
ly Il had to b. killed.
II l. aid that the I'ost contemplates
getting up an entertainment In the near
fnfuF,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
nHEnQn

Durcll 4 navke- have moved Int
thslr new store.
Jane. y. Hayes. Who has been work
Ing al logging camp In New llamP
.hirr. ~as run over by hl. team and
badly u not fatally Injured.
On Thursday evening the chimney al
Mr.. Fishers house took fire aud burnt
out and the fire caught In one ~ the up
Ter room. doing q considerable amount
IL damage before Il could H. eNtinguish
81
ohn Martin la. been very sick viii
lung fever.
4 child ~ George smith 81 WelchNill'
was buried Sunday.
The village schools commenced Mon
day With the former teachers.
About seD were taken NJ the concert
and supper az the Methodist church
"wednesday evening.
Mr.. >cohcld ~ lewiston !. la town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
WEST PARIS

Bartlett, the jcweier. will yisit thi.
place again Jannsry nth aud will stop
With us about Que week. II you have
any work for him you will lind HIN at
4. y. Curtis q ca = store.
The slockholder. 10 the West Pari.
Creamery iiuttcr Company hold their
annual meeting at the factory, January
IA, at one q. NJ.
james :. wrigh, Of Paris IIlll VA. In
the place Friday.
The captains for the next quarter la
I. a. a.. 4. Lodge are Arthur i.oy.joy,
Company A.; Il,rie Beck. Company u.
The lsdle. ~ the ". 4. \. u. hold
their meetings once In two weeks Thurs-
day afternoon In Centennial Hall.
There will he q meeting thi. week.
The following notice aud petition u
being circulated through thl- communi-
tyi
"All persons Interested In promoting
Temperance, maintaining Law aud order,
lsboring for the moral welfare ~ this
entire community. aud supprcsslng the
Illegal sale 90 intoxicating liguors. are
cordially Invited. without distinction of
psrty or sect, to unite In q public meet
Ing a. b. held at the FIRE. Baptist
churrh In this place, Thursday evening,
January se,h. 1891, att o'clock, Tor the
purpose ~ taking such action a. may be
DEEMED necessary a. accomplish the de-
sired result. And Ne by our signatures
hereby expires. our approval of the
same"
The remain. of Elliot .. IIenson. .on
Of Abnsr Henson. agr ~ year,, Nerr
brought here from New Haven, coun.,
Tuesday night. Funeral services were
held In the chapel "Wednesday afternoon
FROM whence the rcmiln. we're placed in
the tomh With Masonlc honors by men-
her. ~ Granite Lodge, y. a \. W, of
which lodg. Mr.. IIen.on was Que 81 tho
charter msmt,ers. lie di~i suddenly ~
pncumonls. II u hard blow Ia hi
father.
onward l,ebcksh Lodge, No. -, viii
hold IT, fair In Dunhsm's Hall Tuesday
aud wclne.,iay evenings, January 18th
and 18th. The hrst eycnlng there viii
~ an entertainment consisting ~ music,
rrcitaiions, readings, etc. AMI an origi-
nal farce entitled "why they Join"l the
Hcbckahs." They will oncr Cor sale
large variety ~ fancy aud useful articles.
There will b. a poet oiiicr, aud nsh
pond: dover and confectionery booths.
i.unch AMI Ice cream viii bc served Va
booths. The principal feature ~ the
evening viii h. distribution ~ presents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrE DOISGS oF r-G WEEK ~ A.
SECTIONS oF TrG COUNTY



Mr.. Gcorgr " clifford 20 Ellsworth
O.. visiting hsr father, Hoo. Nimon
NJ lila. Gould 0. Improving iu
health
NJ. Lur, Waf.nu died ~ thr rr.r
dsuly 90 Dor uephrU Francis l.. Watson.
Ianuar, llth. hg,d aluut su. >hr htl
is,u ,uudus.I t1 Der l.,l thr,s wears.
NJ. Erisfu. ~iurvr h. recovering from
Oh. smrne.. which Threatened drN gan
srrur.
pr WiIsln IL recovering his health.
Me- pri.iia Atsms ylnsrs this srrk
au rNcyIIru' term 20 s,h"ol ln SAITH
ltirim Nlsgr.
cor January thav push~i thr mrrcur1
up tn on. huf DO .oun hscksii under th'
pressure 20 circumstance
M Nrv England urlrr ~ iroir,tru
mrsts rhur.laV sVvuiug no 1rv'n' -
IlsII Ne number fnTtt mrmbrr..
Nsttir clarke IT, rvyrtrrlng Der health.
Ou "Wednesday evening cor citifrn.
vfh other. from BALDWIN, RrueunsIi
anil Ir,thurs hiIri Grrvnr's Ctpbrinus
haIItu vtres. a ruhIir installation 81
tls UHI.rr. % thr ku. ghts ~ l'Nthits.
IA, Grand IslEr uBs represented ht
joint Gerrt ana = y racv 20 trNr-
hurs. aui John ~ Hubbard 90 hfueu-
frII acting Jrfni thBrrriir. Master TO
Arm. auI rrrsir. he hsaufIiu, aul
IMPRESSIVE rrrfmnnf uas sell r'n.irrr'l
NJ. Imma ll.Ht prr,.'lsi at ihs plano
auI with -ricgf guafiritr iuruIshr'l 81
,tII.uf mu..c The oitcvrs riryt are a.
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uti. Burgr.. has rented the Z. ~
Burrvs. stand near the Walton mill and
hss novel ln.
ilsrri.on Burgv.s Z. making HI. hone
sith Mr.. ilainr., widow ~ the late
E.isari llain~s.
w have had oar January thaN. The
ruads Nrr~ somewhat sloppy bat thu
stage cot thsrv lusi the same making the
trip from Canton Ia ioar hours aud a
halt.
Gooi shedding Al pr-.snt.
I.nck~meks Grange Installed their OH
VT. th- iuth met.
Marri-i. Do,vmbcr 3ith, by Rev. \.
\. Nbhot. Melvin lo,rioy snd Mt.
Mabel frp.i both ~ l'vru.
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CANTON

The Baptist Ladies' Circle will nee,
With Mrs. u. ". Carver "Wednesday
sftyybccn.
Ne learn the Canton steam MILL has
sgsln changed hands.
The officers of i'onemob Lodge, u. Of
r., for the present term are s follows
Mr.. Eis a. sw..ey. Nc.
Mr.. Aaeha y. FalLr. va.
Nrs Cells svsssy. RS
q. a. Nsntsii. fef. 80.
Mr.. Laily A. Men.iaii. rra-.
The village schools closed Friday
after very succrssful term. The high
school scholars rendered "Among the
Bcaksr." Ia the evening In very pleas
Ing manner.
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whooplng cough 1. prevailing In this
vicinity.
ca. fro.t, E.q.'of Hanover, !. quite
sick.
Finc .lclghlng on the river since the
thiw. Al the young troiicrs are oui
trying IL.
Too much snow a. hunt foxes, - M,
mighty hunters congrrgiie At the cor
ncr grocery aud relate past experience.
{, I. surprising that there arr any foxes
left.
roor travelling since the storm. oN'
Ing h. the main rad being oNcrfowc'l,
the stage came over the Blllings liill
and around throagli Esst Milton. u u
th,wy day When George get. lcft.
william ". Virgin l. going "a Tampa
Tiotiia.
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nherr va. pleasant surprise in si"r'
fuf mD.t "a thnse uho attended thc Cn'
tertainmrnt - tn Paris ~ucnl 'iryl'
"Wednesday evening. ihnugh Dc va.
knasu that th~ry had ,-oen sntne urg'-
tiatiaus V iih ths ~sufh raris Male Quar-
tefte. u 49, uut generally known that
they esry comius. ani thrir appearance
eas an ruiirv .urpri.r to MANY. Their
singing Nas greatly ,ui1yvi hy Az pre-.
cnt. and unanimous vote 20 thank
Va tcnirr,,i thsm 40 tn clu-s. l1r-tir-
the sIugiug ~ thr gutrtrtir. th.rr Wcr,
r,tIings hy No = : Wright, Nj. MI
I.s wills. NJ "a. q. Hammond aud ME-
lrsns Ming The hr.t entertainment II
the rirrir aasa sugCrss.