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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
DENMARK

The farm buildlng. oSn~i aud occu'
pie,l hy Horace Gorv II East Denmark
wcrr burned March =, together With
most ~ The furulturr. oBe pig, two sheep
and q number 20 lambs. tau.s ~ the
hrc unknown. Fully covered by lnsur'
anCs.
Eil William ~ Denmark and Mlss lIes-
.ie :. Lord ~ East fryrhurg we're mar.
rird March JOih AZ frychurg. They Will
reside IN Chsrlr.tosn, Mass.
Charles ~. rrnieNter has been on 4
business trip a. Portland aud saco the
past week.
Me. Margaret Merrill ~ Portland.
Who has b~en Spending number II
week. At the B,r;lctt lIoas", Ia. return
81 o. the citV.
The can makers la Burnham a Nor
Hli. shop have hryn out fof week past
on account Il the breaking ~ the prcs.
D.. v. SNan aud 4. l.. Merrill are do
Ing qulte a buslnes. making farm and
other heavy wagons. noticed q Me,
running gear the other day In the .hot
for \. ". Walker - south Paris-two'
lnch aNle--for ice ani heavy jobblng
good for four tons In anv placc.
Mr.. anil Mr.. 4 4. Shorey and .on
Row. 90 Brooklinc, Mass, have arrived
At Maple Cottage where the family vii
board a large part 10 the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
OXFORD.

Easter service. we're held At the
churches aud an easter concert by the
congregational Sunday school 10 the
evening. There were beautiful Easter
lille. sent by Miss Iiersey.
Mr.. Cobb has moved 10 Mechanic falls
where he IL employed ss bookkeeper by
John lIsnscom.
Rufu. Bowker had an auction sale
saturday. IL Il going to California.
]. N. Chase has moved his saloon To
the LOT near Lord q Edwards store.
Dr. W. h, Haskell has opened an ONCE
here.
Az the school meeting saturday even
ing W. X. Farris Was chosen agent Tor
District No. J.
Anson Holden has cold his farm on
Allen IIiil 10 Eugene brooks for twelve
hundred dollars-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
EAsI SUMNER.

still the grippe Ia. them.
sugar makers report the past few days
A. being favorable e. their ba.lne.s.
The grand aud lofty tumble In sugar
doe. not s..m Ca reach "a. yet.
K.P. Bowker has resigned his office
a. one 81 our seleCtmen and another Will
have to be chosen Ia al the vacancy.
There 1. quite a call for oxen just nov
and prices have advanced.
\. l.. Barrvtt load'-i q car With l'ota-
tns. AZ sumner station last week, paying
eighty ceuts per bushel. Here !. Que OF
the benefits Of railroad line Ia the VI
entity. \ great many car. 81 spple-'
POTATOES, wood, bark and lumber have
been shipped from this place when, "
there werc no road all this would not
hay. been marketable at living prices.
The farmer that raised good crop OF
corn, potatoes, and apple. last year,
ought not Ia cry hard times a. the-s
products have been valuable. We be
lIcyc that old Maine, everything con'
.ldered, l. a. favorable to our happiness
as any locality this slie Of slg"teh.
suoCUn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
PORTER.

had roads-mud and Ice. Snow leaves
slow.
Hard winter for bees. \. TX. Roberts
has two colonie. alive out of eleven; j..
\. Holmes has Lost all; q. \. Norton
aud Mrs. Cole Lost all: I. L. French has
saved two an far. There will lie but
very few In town this year.
|, Mr.. David Head died the past week
from heart trouble. lie got thrown
from wagon last fall and WAS Injured
Internally and has been falling ever
since. lie leaves wife and three chill
drrn.
Mr.. Isaac Libby, formerly Of this
town. bat residing In East Cambridge nj
the present time, doing business In Hos
ton. has a trouble with his head and has
been taken to the hospital nj Bo.ton'
Fears are entertained Of softsning OF the
brain. Mr.. Libby has been hard work
Ing man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
EAST BRowNFlelp.

Good bye To runners.
The circle met at Mrs. stickney's on
the ist; will meet at Mrs. Eastman's In
two weeks.
Miss sara Rice IL with her aunt, Mrs.
v. u. stickney, for q few days. Mrs.
whitney Il there and will remain for the
present.
n. W. Rice aud wife from Boston spent
Saturday In town.
Irving IIodgdon has moved Into hi-
house, the Moses Howard place. lie
will carry on the granite business On
small scale, has n contract With the
Maine and New Hampshire Granite Ga.
for paving blocks, which are Ia be taken
from the ledge on swans I'LL.
The Y. +. 4. q. y. held . prayer meet
Ing at Mrs. Nathaniel Hills on the Jist,
q good number and . good meeting.
A. ID. Grcenlsw aud wife have closed
their house and gone back "a Retstone
70 WORK.
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snurr huckElIID.

half truth. The worst 20 lies.
uis Hual triumph 20 the s.crvt ballot
ben It. ameuisgi form through the Maine
Is.i.I.tur, isa Cau.r fur congratulated
bt 40 " d. value The parity 20 the ballot
4.I bt an ail de.lrv that oar elections
shall rvpr,.suf the unhiA.ei Sill ~ tho
..,sr,igu people uniaiuici by bribery
ur tHui
utI .rmr ou~ ssv that Judge savage oi
Nutaru had 400 distinguished honor by
position on puhlir questions ~ Augusts
tiIs winter iudgv ~a,agv Ntll D. a
congressman nr ',"Nsruuf ~.
Ne arr plrasci a. Wrlcume 90 town
,laryucs Hsuspn. r,,sntly 20 Marlboro,
Mt.... a .uu "a 4. u. Brusnn, the veil
kuosu hpr.smRn ~ Hartford. w. u.
ha. t.uughi snI Dcyupi~i The II. y. thase
farm intending o. make u fancy hor-s
.t,, L farm.
". hears gryat deal about the Govern
mrut pr,tcytin. the cOsar'iiy Italian
MsHa. Hut Who says ANYTHING about
protecting he innUc'nt victims ~ The
Ntdas
~. .umrtime. hear 10 all. "ll~ will
3D. for a farmer" That u doe. not -
luirr - classical an cluctiipn, such
.u,,s AMI f-,li.hci manners, such quick
is.i..ou 81. iu the professions, mercantile
sui .1ms other forms 20 bu.lness ). NJ
doubt true. lat 40 the same time "a D
.urrt.sful farmer rvqulr~s abilities 81
nn mean order. To b-'a sgcrrssiul farm.
Or brtiu 49, Wsll ~ Drawn l. rrquirri,
ruo.l Judgment and t,r sccing policy
J. ns,v..afy. \ smttiering 81 every
trade alNaVs Comes la PLAY. Oh, No,
the .ucc-s.fgl farmer can D. M "lank-
bead.
Tho next Legi.lsturc' Who can tell
~hat thr composition II that vii be-
Ne hear .umv express some Intention
~ u.ius uri.ou lorlan's Bahy Dean
stallion. llaskrye. lie l. good Que.
m Nou want Go 80 beauty ~ a suck
ing rult call aud so Mr.. Deans BABY
Dean illy cut 20 hi. Albion Taylor mare
Tho writer IA. hyc-yeat-old thor
ou.hbrvd Jersey COW raised by Mc,sr'.
BrIsg. 81 auburn, lately calVcd, Tor
i salp.
Who .hall D. our Daniel nowt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
ROIalIav


l.. ~. Reels MILL IL rushed with work
Men are hurrying Ia make the most ol
the remaining shedding.
The bright sunny day. are melting the
snow fast.
Robin. and blue bird. are here.
Fred knapp aud hi. crew are doing a
large amount ~ blasting In the ri,
or. preparing for the big drive that
Ia "a come down soon. Fred drive. Ia
and from hls work with . hne Black
Zen colt out ~ Flying Eaton mare.
Fred has two more nice colt. In his nice
new stable at home.
Albion Hall Of East DiSdeld has been
here buying p.lt., ycal., q few sheep
and q good heller ~ VI. y. Taylor. lie
bought one eve sheep that weighed 100
uounl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07

several mI.r. a ,Irtr tiur water have
..r.. lr appearance hFlnu The flls.
I.I r ...I ahilrs above The ftlIs, bat
+. .aa. .h.k, auI shelly around thv
..-.. W,rr,s.ri uNgr Yesterday. sun
....... faf. tu attend The fuusrl 90
U.rI. q . ihrfbcv, vho died 90
...m.ru after o., daNs illnr-.
81 .., f.. slf, dir,l tsu or thfvv year.
.... t. tas lryu living With his hrrihrr-
....ss. 8. q. hu.ght. ili. two s"us. "a
cod. .f tu4ug men aul thr only surNi,-
..s u.uflrr. 90 fhs family. arr noe ~
f...... fu ~ Nork to deI-o,it thr duet
.f.I. father ts.il. that 20 thr mother
k.I.. o. a.lFs. duet tu iu.f. u
..... to that 40 lat. have never
...rI De- disputed lt auuli bot hr bad
.I..f krrr thr cod 90 Iiir iu Nirs Hui
...|t our hearts unto vi.lum. w mri
s.Ha uum'.sr 90 o'l timer. that 49,
f., t.t mrt s1 frequently lee 20 Nur'
ISL. ftn..ssi that 49, acre almost srtn'i
f. n fh.m. Eut. no. NJ SO Cuuli man
Id. o. hate che people 90 Eum'nri 80
Ibi vt ZAP anil du.i quite gaiN, Cd y
T.f. ii. r IT,. DO suulu uut D. 40 at
.r-.rss m ths parting sr,u,h tu'k a.
... NM" "AI lffN.
u.. rIsy .Nr..mtte." 80 the 'rutr,
..hl lhs,s .,,u tl- day .Ur ulghi
..t Z ItHh.si iu dramaiics mNsrli, aud
s....at .urifi.s mo n I cuuld take
Ift.I.uur,i vh.ri at cuud easl
.... .,.u noe. With my iss Euus hN.
A. F I.. s ar.I.rr 90 hi. huu.r. rather
...r..f.rs one. viih a pretty little
.f f..r ..mm"r. ur -n.
nj. ...#. th.t uIr cts b. hyinc burned
...,.. tf.. .- I. f-.1s tuIlt. thr c"rI-'-
. .... tIr.s NulHi.ug. hy hrr ~'tur-
fl. ..s... ono 20 shi,h was e store kspi
10. I.sf. afr 90 ~tuushtm. IT.
... ...HH.Hg i-sru thst his s'-'i,
... ..H.. n.lrd. lti.a littl, rough
sf... faf psrhap. thr curl-'f'il'n
.. ....-.., fhraugh siihoat calling "n
N.s .a hs-r. Bette. nv dear old
IftHr I. uuy thing | want '"a
.uI,r.t,ui AMI Nuu might
. ....... ..us 'u Do dr.t a. lat, and
.... NI.l 1ul have "-ruti'mAn
... .ftuI mr ult iu thr l"frh
.... .. IHl propose, uud~r The c"'i
.... .f F..r everlasting thumb, lu'i
.. O. t.,r u1r single, .oiitart
....#.f mlll.Il a',lut ne, iTN|
|..s. m. .fHHl right thrrr. hru'-
f.r .mmHtallr as oil 1lt.'
... .... ...r h- uuhh,ri. That b
r...fm m.ul. my dear oil I"ir
|.t luUN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
ptRU

cur new postmaster, VIM. n. Bent,
takes th. on ~ to-day, the flrs, ~ Npfil.
Grv-n lIods,ion has commenced work
eu he housc. Henry Robinson and
Jane. Gosell are AZ work Zoe him.
The nelghbor. ~ Edssri lhrtrr met
A AL. bsu.s on th. s,th aud sawc,l sni
.pllt hi. wuoi pile a. hc l. sick With
rheumatic trouble aud not able Ia D. out
much.
The lyccums hui.hed on the s;th tlll
next fall. Thslr last thrcc mcciing.
Nrr- a mock court.
The snow 3. going "a fast. The stage
made It, fir.t trip on wheels on the last
law Il March.
The l,c IA. left the river bat they
have not got their terry boat. Ia yet.
q. : walker L. agent for the stock
bridge fertilizer. The farmers have
quite an opportunity Ia select which
Kind i. b., adapted To their farms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
RROWNEIElp.

sleigh. ar, getting to be- among the
things IL the past.
4 new post Office has been established
Al West Brownneld.
Mr.. II. Boynton has bought house
aud lot situated on Main Street Of MIR. :.
Warren.
Mr.. Eaton has rented part Of DIR.
Fitch. house.
George Mcl.ucas has moved Into the
Charles Bean house.
There has been some maple syrup
brought into the village In small guam
titles.
Mr.. Julia swan has been very sick
Of bilious fever bat l. nov some better.
Mr.. Pogg !. doing a very prosperous
bu slne.s at hls ne~ store.
Elmer Thompson has gone to Man
chester, y. H., TO work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
nlcsYAIE

The travelling l. very poor and Dick
vale mall will soon have Ia be carried on
sh-sls.
&c. wyman has anlshs,i saving birch
AMI I. nos sasing long lumber.
Mr.. George ". Gordon aud her son
from Auhurn Waited relatives and
friends Ia DickVale rccenily.
Robins have returned.
John 4. Putnam Il getting ready Ia
saW shingles.
Ia rvgsri 90 the grange store TIL. u
not the hr.t nor the second time the
store Ia. b~cn broken into since the
grange started u. Evidently some one
"a. la search for money bat only found
copper. aud cigar. The store Nas lock
ed saturday night aud can be proved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
HIRAM


I.aac :. Lowell Ia. gone Ia Jackson,
y. H.. o. work.
w rrgrrt a. learn that Mr. Jouulan
=. Moulton. a former ..lectmln 81 III
ram. Nas recently picket up In ctlifor-
nli. hclplc.. from a stroke ~ paralysis.
lie It'll rvmsin. la . critical condition.
lli. bu.lne.s Tor some years has bcen
that ~ jtnitor ~ a school building with
q salary of .omr 500 a year.
Fnnci. l.. Watson till remains la Cal
iiornt.
Hon. Almon Young AMI wife made a
Welt last week a. Ellsworth a. scc hls
daughter, Mr.. George ". clifford.
ca Monday. Mr.. Milton a.. Day sold
three barrels - l,u...t apples for SIS, a
good DIB's work. Farming Ia Maine
don't pay, do-. lti
\ lodge ~ pythan >lsierhood was OF.
g,nltcd In Hiram last week. Many Of
oar beet ladies ioln-d u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
GiIUAo

Nhout ons foot 20 damp snoN icll FRI
IA, ani sill make very good doing Tor
a frN davs.
Hannah wight. widow 20 the late VIM.
wight. died Al her sous. Henry Wight,
uu the Jlsi n Narvh Al the advanced az
% 70! wears. She had retained her facul-
tir. until within short time ~ her
death and her health hal hs-cn rvmarka-
bis goal Toe one ~ ag~,i.
william Chapman killci a ihrce-ycar-
OBJ ilo.sirlu ball that DRESSED nearly
twelve hundred bounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
BRYAsrs POND.

The village school. have h-en closed
for one Ncck on account ~ the measles.
Mr.. Emma y. small aud Dr. 4. u.
Rankin have be,n chosen delegates from
this cummandsry a. attend the meeting
"a the Grand Lodge al lsNision, Aprtl
9ist.
Niss Minnie y. Cotiin viii teach the
summer term - school In the Whitman
nlstri,t.
John Hathaway has hccn Engaged a.
oyersssr ca the tosu farm for ls9l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
hORYh PARIS.

n. W. Dunhsm has bought out the
store Of .. Y. Bird and IL To take posses.
sion the first Of October. Mr.. Bird Will
continue In trade until that time, when
Mr.. Durham will take the stock In trade
and commence business on his own ae-
count.
A child Of James bradford IL very sick
aud it Ia doabtfui II it RECEIVERS.
Jonas Blsbec IL still In very poor
health.
Miss Josle Henson has been having .
VERY bod time with her syes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
.osrs.wtsr ssrrtl-

IAN Perkin. has finlshed hi' job OF
hauling timler.
Dou smith has taken +. III. Chapman :
su.a- place % carry on this season. -.
fr,si Mather.on start. Tor ''ti" lsiAna
mi. week o. V~t his folks.
Herman Bennett u canyassins Tor q
hook II Vim. 4. ShsTmans hfe.
". Prnlsy Tecently captared hi'nA
IN his meat closet.
Mr.. 18th Mason ha. due co..s'
lamb With the dignihsi title Of "Mis.
Calico"
WIN. Chapman unloa,iet twelve tons
~ bone meal AZ West Bethel station l.s'
week % ~ used AZ fertilizer at inc
..IIomestsad."
An Their, south Buckhsld'--each one
IN hl. taste, a. the old lady ssld ~hen
he .alaie,i her COW In preference 10 ths
minister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
IASr RETaIl.

\ good Goa - ssp the pa.t week -.
Porter FarWell IA. parchased one OF
White. portable zap rsaPorator., when
r,arorsis. zap al the rate Of forty ga'-
lon- au houf,
EIbriigr Croker recsntly found a
valuable dog which he lO.t last winter
in the snoW.
W. u. Holt q. very .ick and i attend
"a by Dr. Abbott.
IN. Kimball aud II. II. Bean sold
their oxen Last week.
\ heavy .no~ aud blow Friday, April
"A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
EAST WATERFORD.

VIII Chsdbournc went Ia New lork
Monday where h will work for hl.
brother Amo. delivering fruit trees. IL,
will be gone about two months.
Fred skinner Ia. hlr~i for the season
with y. ~. q ~. a. Millett II Norway,
Ch,rlle Warren of Welchyille l. visit
Ing az =. =. Halls.
Ida VI. Patterson visited In Lowell last
week.
l.. VI. ssnd~v-on has bought q horse
OF 4. .. Andrews Of Norway.
Miss Remission, of bath, IL visiting al
e. II. .Iodgdon's.
A party 81 thirty passed very pleas
ant evening at T.. Abbott's Tuesday.
In my items Of last week the name
Moore should have read Morse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
lIpyON

Married. April LIT, In Rrrol, y. H., b..
". ". Bragg. E-q., y. W. jordan OF
Tnton aud Mrs.. Jalis Webb Of f"rti.od'
". Ballard, Who j. - year. old, Is
Aim, ehorr. for Mrs.. sarah Abbott.
ii. B.gx. Who has bern quite Sick
i more comfortable.
Charle. Ryersoa has hired Etna Lane
o., ,.levk on the Cambridge drive.
waiter Aksrs of Enrol, y. H., MAS IN
town Tuesday. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
LOWELL

NJ. \. .. llorr aud hi. wife ac both
very siCk ~ pr~ssnt
IN. Hartman has ", the saving ~
MI. lumter % :. D. Hartman, Who runs
the MILL. NJ llcsri.lcy runs thu engine
and Mr.. Arthur Htrker anC family have
rnoyei into the boarding house.
We hear that a.. \. klmball has new
organ.
4 ". Holt and family are Sisiiing "a.
Thsv have soli out Ia Denmark.
!. .. St-arus Ia making improvements
ou hl. house.
\ forve ~ four men and thrcc boys
l. making cans In D.. y. foN's store
house ior the corn shop that I, Ia D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
NORWAY LAKE

simon steven. di.'l Nsrsh s!th, aged
~ YEAR,, months. IL was the oldest
man Ia town and .on ~ the hr.t settler
10 Norsav.
IiIflc y. steven. died March 18th II
heart failure. She Nas quite sick Ia
Portland ani On rrcylying . message
that her father lay at the point of death
started Tor Norgay. On reaching there
.he was completely cxhau 'ted and lived
bat fr~ hour.
Nathaniel. .on % sila. T.. Hall, died
= few day. ago In the state ot Washing
ton. lll. wife di-,l fes months ago.
4. u. smith ~ sanford made hi. folk.
a fiying visit. lie report. bu,lne.. very
cool.
!. Orin smith returns Ia knlghtNill"
90 take charge IL the school be taught la
the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
hAnIEORD-

We have had Ia grippe In our family
for tile last three weeks.
Mr.. Dr. Maxim l. sick With rheumatic
fever.
Mr. Arel olden died March oh, aged
~.
Enoch Hall from quincy, Mass, l.
visiting II. \. Blcknell.
Mr.. John rsrlln goes this week Ia
North berwick Ia teach school.
Edwin Howard has bought the NIL
ford Irish farm.
widow Emily shaw !. at work for j.
II. Dearborn.
jaime. iri.h I. quite sick. lie has q
carbuncle on the neck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07

Jane. u. Baker ha. gone 10 North
Pafi., where BE- has engaged Ia work foI
". ". Durham ior eight months.
oxen ar In good demand ani are sell
Ing At fair pricr. j. :. Allen has sold
hi. a. -. u. lIasting..
p0tat0-. have gone up ten cents 4
bush,l lately At Icthel. they are nov
bringing - cents.
II !, hard shedding. The sleigh vii
SON De- superseded by th. wagon.
John seems to b. having q clear Held,
II l. to b. presumed every "llttlc Jack
la the county" has taken shelter behind
A stump.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
SMIpIN

We arv pleased O. learn that NJ. W
Hsmliu aud family are coming hack to
thr oh farm. NclcOme home, old neigh
hur..
several good zap day. this s~ek. In
one orchard uesr by harrcl Vas fur
pi.hsd hy i've tr~.s la ons day.
Quite trade In oxen In this vicinity
mi. we.k. 4. n. llsmlln sold four and
housht a pair. :. l.. Plummer aud
,h.rl.. whitrhouse each sold pair aud
the IVAN. boy, sold a pair ot thrce-year-
Oh steers.
C,ttIs .e.tn 20 D. scarce aud high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
EAST a1Baos.

The Grange entertainment Tuesday
evening va. great success, clearing
about So.
Busin.ss has been lively the past week.
Al the men that could D. ralsci have
t.-n .hov-ilng out the drifts 80 that
wagons couli get along.
Rev. II. Mln,ri left for Richmond,
Ne. where h. I. TO help In special meet
ing..
4. T.. Kerry left for BANGOR Monday
a. resume hls work.
". n. Downing bought the writer.
Black Hawk mare AZ auction MONDAY,
aud be- may well be pleased with hi.
trade.
We are enjoying snow storm Tor a
rarity. II seem. Ike Dcccmber, $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07

To those Who are or may BE- my Gus
toners; I have stock 81 barbed wire
that WAS bought some months ago at
prices that cannot be duplicated to-day.
While do not believe In cutting prices,
] believe In selling at a reasonable profit
aud not taking advantage of every little
rise In stock 20 the disadvantage Of the
consumer. think have wire enough
for this seasons trade. However, until
Il l. gone will sell Il the same price Il
sold last year. When buy any more
presume ! shall have "a charge more,
All who need will do well to call for
their sapply nj once.
Yours truly,
wM. G. LEAvirT,
Next Elm House, Norway, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
alICkflglD.

EphraIm Atwo God, Esq, died suddenly
at hls home Ia this village last saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Atwood's death follows
closely upon that of his brother. LORENZO,
whose obituary appeared In the Demo.
crst last week, aud removes another III
Buckneld's most prominent and respect
ei citizens. Ephraim Atwood was In
his active years connected with some Of
th. most important buslne.. enterprises
of Maine. aud he leaves very vide cir
Gle ~ friends aud acquaintance who
will mourn the los. ~ a man of sterling
worth. 4 brief sketch ~ hi. life will
probably appear In the next Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-07
RESOLUTIONS

'r... fa.l.-.F A. VI, soath Paris
M .E. t>ti
H....... u4r beloved brother, Charlie.
h 81. nm. II. departed from the light ~
....s utH th- Celestial Lodge
...... therefore. o. 10
Received. That while Ne bow In hum
...u.,..ou to The Divine will, eur
I.... ... s4Ilruci 49, wc mourn The
..r. 20 q beloved brother from the
....f .Hr fraternity, aud
Resolved. Ihii iu The death u cur late
Dol. smith DE community has lost a
I..f Hui Industrious Citisen, ani Ma
... .. eLu most earnestly loved the
Institution.
Es...,sf That The heartfelt symps'
.F "f ff.. l1igr D. extended 90 hl'
e...a fli family in the great aiiiict'on
ah.t thr Death ~ a tsnder husband
90 owing father has brought uPon
ft.u.
Resolved. That .opv q these rcsolu'
...r. 's .fuf to ths widow ~ our lat,
-.'hrr sod also printed In the Oxford
l,m.g-f.
2 T. I.pHLT.
lipEAuo WpppHUEN, Committee
u. IA. 1T ART.
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Ana1A aucsElIIn.

III. Cary % salem, Mass, Ia. been
AZ John Crrsscy'. Tor few days. Mr..
Crcs.sy :. very slim this spring.
Mr.. y. q. Mar.ton aud Mrs. u. Eli.
Mar.ton ~ Auburn have been al 4. y.
Mason's visiting.
Lauren kccn aud Wife ~ East Sumner
have been visiting relatives In our place
Tor fcw days.
Mr.. Ella Bi,bcc :. at work for John
Crc.scy.
!. n. Damon Ia. moved on "a the Cyrus
Dean farm.
oxen, COW. aud sheep seem Ia BE- .ell-
log quilt. we'll this spring.
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SION.

Nellie Walker has gone To Warren
Emerson. 10 work few weeks.
Genie Eastman has gone 10 fryeburg
to work.
Mrs. Gowell has gone to Poland to
yi.l her friends.
We have had flne weather for a week
pa.f
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Mex, Elm House, Norway,


Have msre than once leen sAsei by Ne timely
ne OF ksmp's Bsi.sm tsr The throst aai lungs.
after eli csher re@cibes had t<Cn triei On vain
The haiss~ stsps ds.4y of The lahrs snic ares 10
osser sseiicine In sise vossi shAs SIS IN promps
u. cestaiaiy nsee ,hAs dors ns uofk % tkSrvaSh.
II q ken,p's nAlsan. Al druegtses ell u.
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Tfe mr.ting 81 ths trustee. 81 Iari.
Uu Academy vas hell rues,iay even
.r.. s.auriing o. ths puhlishcd call. n.
e. Davis. E.q. prvstird, a. thr iusiice
ah' called the m~-ting, until : u.
Hutchinson vas Chosru clerk, whru h.
...auaI che chair. Following the rlcy-
f.H % clerk. The next articlc Nas o.
fhs vacancies in thr lasri 20 trust
... esu.s.l O., che death 20 N',th BLACK,
N.... Hammond. u n DpuieuoN, A.
f.I Nuirvas james Z clark. Ihis
.....ll,I in the election 90 Henry u Ham
.i. uraudn \ Tha1cr, 1v'rgr VI.
kfarsI. NItrrt : Na.iln aui james l.
.ft.r \ c,slr 90 hv-aWs prr,iuusl,
.r..sr.,I sas thru r,sl, AMI after some
.u..Iau and amendment, acCeptc,i, aui
l.I,r BE- ths toliosing odicrrs wvrr
,.#.Irl
r.......f hr4rt n Au.un
t... T.fs. I.rf tsaHrre n Atsa-si
THa..Htr tirHrr IN usHuuHut
Ita.#r.tT .#.#.H..fiHr. N.srgr Aisassl A.
..Hf. k..f.H. .'#.sH.t1 4 rhaftr
LISA. ,utrl tc accypt thankfully The
.r.rar '.na miic by thr Legislature
f.rfh. s.sIsmy. The hy-hws provide
ttIt Co., annual meeting shall ~ held on
OBJ. .ssuHI saturday la April. 80 The
r.-lIsr meeting 90 che corporation uc-
..r. .aNf saturday. tso 20 thr sur
t..... TRUSTEES ". 4. Ildgin Il lrs IT,
..IE. .. Hlis. 90 Nrs ils,vn have
.... fFrtr rr.. .uatiuls, sn thyir pltc's
l.H.... .H ff rIrl