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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
ALBANY.

Mrs.. Trickey aud children have ~
turne,i "a their home In Jackson, y. ".
Mi. Cora Bird Ia. gone Ia Gorh,m,
y. a.. Ia work In the family of MI.
Richards.
Mr.. J. l.. Rand 1. With her sou al
Mechanic Falls.
Oti. Hayford has moved his family Ia
Hanover 90 spend the winter With hl.
.on. We are sorry Ia lo.e him.
Walter Libby. one ~ our ag-i citi-
I.n.. IA. been very .ick, but Il now bet
ter.
our .lek one. are generally conyal-
e.cent.
stephen Libby u making large
amount ~ elder. Some one has said
that .'hari cider Il the devils kindllng
wood." II l. To be feared that there J. 4
large amount of klndllng wood being
prepared thl. fall.
Austin Hutchinson l. purchasing oxen
for the market.
Prime neat stock IL not plenty here,
Refuse stock .ell. low ~ II Away. doe.
and ought Ia. Raising good stock vii
pay. Il :. surprising that farmers don't
see the point. =,
The Granger. are putting . small
stock 10 grocrrle. Into their store.
n. u. Wilbur IL hauling dry wood
fitted for the stove Ia Bethel and selling
nj 81 per cord.
Mrs. whalley's mother has come Il
lly. with her a while.
Howard Allen aud wife, who have
spent the summer with her father, james
Flint. have gone Ia Norway Ia work IL
the shoe factory. They expect tn re-
turn Ia the spripg and make their per
manent home here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10


vi BELL 10 West Bethel. !. thus FAR the
champion fox hunter. We hear of his
kiliing three In Que dsy. lie has good
" number ~ skins.
v. J. Mains aud wife have returned
from oxford. ~herr they have hecn to
attend the funeral ~ Mr.. Mains father,
Mr.. FROST.
Mis-. florcncc A. llro~n visited her
grandparents hst week. Ia. returned
to Norway, Monday, where .he viii work
In the shoe shop.
our fall school I. being taught by Rev.
~. 4. icsrc, with good success.
u. D.. MN. AMI !. n. Besn, Eco. have
hccn running out land la Mason for Elhs
Thomas and \, :. Bcan.
The lumbsrmen aud hunter. are build
ing camp. In the western part ~ the
town. they Intend Ia rob Mason ~ It,
timber aud game.
~. Hutchinson Ia. good yoke II on
en- Tor sale.
told aud cloudy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
AAnOXIR

Ia. burglar. that broke Into Melchers
store recently, effected an entrance
through the back window after trying
Ia force the cellar door open. II VA.
fr.t reported that about $4,000 worth
II good. va. taken, bat now u !. not
certain that anything ~ value VA.
taken. The burglar !. supposed Ia BE-
the VIII Bailey, alias johnson, Who va.
Istely discharged from stat. prison.
The detective. have, az Last accounts,
traced him a. far n Island Pond, VI
The Methodist circle gave an Interest
Ing exhibition, followed by an antigua
Ran supper la IN. town hall last We'd
ne.day cycping, realizing about sl?.O.
The school exhibition spoken 81 last
week WAS decided success, q good at
Tendance, and all wer, well pleased with
the exercises. The solo of Mis-. Jennie
Mitchell Wa. very fine, also the Max
drill and rrcltatlons. The dialogue, CIV
On by the little folk. were Interesting
ani showed careful tralnlng on the part
Of their teachers. Misses IIutchlns aud
Perkins. Ice cream aud cak. were sefN-
e,i at intsrmi..iop, the proceeds amount
Ing to about $1,000.
q. A. harrington has hi. new house
nearly completed.
J. T.. Akers l. improving the looks OF
hi. dwelling by the addition Of a new
ell.
n. q. Buriitt IL having some needed
Improvement. made on his buildings.
Hon. II. v. Poor has had new stable
built at his summer residence "Merrill
House"
Rev. Mr.. Norcros. breaches hi. fare
we'll sermon the sth. II IL propo.d Ia
have him for longer period. Mr.. Nor
cross 1. q man of high moral character
and unimpcached reputation, aud the
church will meet with an irreparable los-
N they let him 90.
The Congregational circle will be en-
tertained next Wednesday by Mrs. Mar
shall Howard at East Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
M1sr SUMNER.

Frank lBis,e- was moved frum Mexlcu
GA a t-ri = wesk .lncs, aud ~tl hc carol
for Il llrrhsrt l.. Ryer.ons.
NJ. Drank flshsr came home With
Harlan Bis,-y from Hebron q week agu
% .f-nd IN. sabbath aud prec"ilng day.
on whi,h AS the funeral 20 our dear
lsmsntrd nsa. ~i.t.on. lie leaves .
bright example for AZ 90 follow. In The
hums PRAYER meeting and \. T. :. .. D..
D. l. spoken 20 az heing sadly dsplor"d
abi " lll ~ greatly missed.
Mr.. Talbot was taken to her hone Al
Abingdon, a fee DAYS .inC,, reaching V
safrly and without disastroa. conss-
qusng.s.
~. Bowksr has tso new covered
sarri - Zoe sale. lie called our aiisn-
ton a. III colt. thr-- years old, u hand.
.hish. weighing lOgi pounds, BY Alhfino,
dam hy Rohlnson II. \ lofty fellow q
certainly.
Mr.. WALLACE Eyvrson has returned
frum Norsay. her niecr, Mr.. L.. ". IN
dr.Ns. i-,lug 80 Ear rcCoNcrvi AZ IL cum"
a. her home a West faris.
chester Allen has add his farm "a
Henry Davis sbd has guns Nth his old
r.t BOY a. lsconis, y. II.
Rev. aud Mr.. II. \. Cannon of West
prru. werv AZ Dr. Rlsh~c's the Jrd. On
mute Tor quarterly meeting al ti''
Hebron.
Mr.. \. l.. Colby was calling on old
nsighhor. recently here With her sister
Mrs.. Dexter 20 Auburn; were ou their
uay from Nndo,st ~herc their mother,
Mr.. barrett, sas taking thru.
4 littl. daughter 20 John Merrill has
mild run % typhoid fewer.
Mr.. Frank L. Barrett % summer hlil'
.srioasly slck, l. improved al TIL. writ
ing.
NJ. John VI. Lane has pneumonia.
NJ. a.. AbbOti and Chas. Newell have
he.n digging the aqueciuct from The
msin spring to another Tor Mr.. Eyer-on,
.hich supple. part % the village Viii
wafer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
LOWELL

Mr.. rarnhsm from salem, Mass. has
eoeghi quite quantity Of apples In this
vicinity.
Grin Andrews has si.o bought some
to BE- sent to Lawrence. Mass.
The apple crop IL large aud all extra
teams are doing duty In drawing them Ia
the station. The most of them 20 Ia
Abectt a Reynolds, salem, Mass.
Hon. NJ. u. stearns aud wife have ~
turned Ia their home Ia FLORIDA.
The tcngreg.tionslistC Circle were en-
icrtalned on Tuesday, by Mrs. r. y.
s'earns. A large number were prescnt.
salmon Mek~en has returned from
Illinois where he has been during the
sumner.
benjamin Russell, Jr.. Who has been
AZ South Manchester, Conn, has now
gone to Boston where he L. employed In
an ofilcr, hls health not permitting his
working a, hls trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
nUBROS.

The Harvest Home festival va. held
Tuesday afternoon aud evening. Nov. ~.
II was very pleasant entertainment.
About sixty dollars were taken.
Work I. progressing on The cellar OF
the church. The horse she'd. have been
moved back To make room for the en-
lary~ment ~ the church.
Mr.. Maxim. house !. being plastercd
TIL. week.
EmIIou. Henson has returned from
Central America aud IIorstio Nurch u
expected next week.
Mr.. addison Pratt and her daughtef'
Mr.. stowe Croker, will ~ to boston
thi. week.
Mr.. 4. a.. Record, 10 Leominster,
Mss, 4. visiting At q. T.. Tripp'...
Mr.. Addison Maxim Il 81 much bet
ter that she sits up q little. Other alex
one. are gaining.
Msn arr At work on Bradford sturte-
want. place cutting hr trce- Tor Ne"
York holidays. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHG oo,Nos or Tnu wstk IN ALL
SECTIONS OF rNt COUNTY.


We ARE having some nlc~ weather bal
little rsin would BE- very scceptAble.
The County Grange met In our I. a.
%. y. Hall, last Tuesday. The county
VAS ~eli represenied, over 80 member.
being present.
Golden Rule Ledge, I. a. q. T.. have
rc-electsd their present officers "a serve
another quarter.
The West Paris Chair FACTORY Co..,
bold = special meeting Friday evening.
Nov. tD,h. In l.. n. Andrews Office.
Holland iuryey ofrattsn, Ne, (Arccs-
took County, u visiting friends In this
place. Mr.. lar,ey u ~ years old, and
a former resident ~ this place, bat has
not hseu herr for about forts-t~o years.
~. ". Gerry. son % i,cy. y. Gerry 81
farmlngton. No. has been visiting a..
.. NndvS.. lie has q gocd position In
the American ENprv.s officr AZ lev istoa.
Mr.. :. J. Weber !. visiting friends In
Bethsl, Ne.
y J. IIayc. !. clerklng fer I. D.
kmmons.
cur sick people - Mr.. u. shaw, J..
\. Hicknell and Callie ws.hbarn are
slowly rr'oyering.
- n. br"oks has rs-oISnei his meat
markef.
Charles Dahham viii som h. In HI.
n.v house.
D.. -. Abdr-ws .. buildIRg an he
house.
MANY of our citis-ns are pu,iIng In
their winter coal.
charlie Hammond u AZ work AZ the
soath Paris railroad station and hosris
AZ home.
Tho I. ~. n. v. Hall !. nearly complct-
cd. They have purchased very mice
emblem carpet Tor the upper hall.
WHEN complstei their hall vii D. one
70 IN. hssf la the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
HARTFORD.

/.
Died Nov. lat, Franklin Bonney, aged
% years. Funeral Nov. 9TH. Mr.. Hon
ney has been suffering with consump
ton for about year. but was confined
"a hls bed but few days. lie WAS m
honest, upright man, aud leaves many
friends Ia mourn his loss.
Vim. T.. Blcknell has gone To Boston
for a few days.
Arthur I'urki. thinks Of going to Lew
iston to learn the jewelers. trade.
last week q man la East Buckheld
happened to have . hve-dollar bill In hi'
vest pocket. lie went Ia the barn u
feed al. cows, and by some means the
bin got out Of hls pocket into the hay
The last he saw of it the old COW was
changing Il Into pulp. Whether the
milk Will increase In proportion remains
Ia he seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
CpyIsMOOD

And nov that ~. "i'o-ts 10 Americ,"
il puhlish~d. "a. American Publishers
A..o,iailon are about "a issue a novel
lIni ~ q book. We Will give the de-
.,ripiIon In their own words "li Ia.
b-.n our Intention for some time past Ia
puhlI.h an Alhum of Poems la Auto
sr.ph, q valuable collection consisting
81 IA autograph p.,sm aud signature
from the I.n II each poet, fac slmllc
II which ~ill b. engraved and printed
la took form. We Wi,h "a secure -
pocm, fof thl. work. \ some, !. pre-
i-rt~i, or any complete poem or .en,i.
meni not cxc-c,ilng twenty.ipur lines,
- that the complete pocm can appear
on q single page" Then they solicit
one ~ our faVohic poems Ia our own
handwriting With signature, written In
black Ink on = .hc., ~ paper M, larger
than GNa lnchc.: aud sc have .ent them
one.
Sine, leaving Brysni'. Pond hotel Ia
October, Dca. u. l.. Cole aud wife visit
81 their Chlldvn IN Lynn, Mass, and
aw nov back again on the old hone
stead Nth their .on Harry. Ia view OF
the fact that Mr.. cole vas cook Ia the
hotel .ight-en monihs, and Without sny
help, and mi,ci up a barrel of honr
every two Ncek., II I. no wonder .he
got pr-tty we'll tlrc'l out.
". Cummings has novel hl. fam
lly To- the Pond and gone To work In the
spool mill. ~. brother. J. ". cum.
mlng., :. stopping with hl. parent. At
present, Intending "a get a job about
herr for the winter.
o.suoI swan has left the Sylvester
Col. plar, aud goue Ia stop with hl.
bro,hsr.ln.law, Wesley King, for the
present.
Andrew Cole IA. sold hi. farm Ia
simeon rsr, aud gone Ia brighton,
Mass, Co work on the railroad With III.
brother.
". are having cold wave and III.
ground 4. well closed for the irsi ~
November. DO not think II mean. WIN
ter Ju.i Yet With the pond. at loo water
mark and many wells aud fountain. dry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
1AsT SUMNER

Died, nj Etst sumner, oytotcr both,
At the ry.il.ncc ~ her parcnis, Mr..
Hattie l.. llsmmond, Niie of George W.
Hammond snd daughter 20 Cyrus ani
El,iri n. Head. The even, has caused
many loving heart. Ia mourn Zoe one
ualyrrsally respected. III. funeral .erN-
lrr. w,rv largely attended And the o.
cs.lon ~. .ofroNful aud impressive.
Rev. Gilman Eicc. formerly ~ thi.
placr. bat nos ~ rsmsorth, v ~, In
response a. q telegram. came on and at
tended tho last sad riic- 81 beloved an,l
fsiihfIl frisuds. The dcccase,i wss q
year. IL sgr.
Mr.. Ilibbari arrived home from the
Maine General Hospital GA "wednesday,
ani /. doing hnely. Her daughter Mel.
lie Ia. arrived from the Normal Sch"ol
At Farmington. 60 carr Tor her.
~LOCJN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
eRvenuR0.

Mr.. aud Mrs. y. X. wiggln went hack
To BOSTON on Saturday.
The rryeburx House IL closed Tor the
season.
Mrs.. Jacob Kelley left Tor her home In
Michigan on saturday.
Miss Kate Walker, Of bangor, who has
been at Mas A. ". Pages for several
weeks, started for BANGOR on Monday,
but may stay few days In Portland.
Mr.. Philip Eastman IL falling In
health. Though blind he has been pass-
Ing q serene old age al the home Of hls
daughter, Mrs. Henry Abbott.
Mia. Nellie Eastman IL now With her
father az Mr.. Abbott's.
Mls. Hattie Abbott will close her
school nj fish street this week.
John whitaker has removed Ia Con-
way Corner.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. e. Gerry and son have
been At y. Harris this week.
III. Congregational Circle meets at
Miss n. y. Charles this Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
fAsr WATERFORD

Mis-. Fannie Hubbard, 81 Lowell, 10
teaching In the Young District 49,,
samuel Merrills wife and ehildfeh
have returned to the farm from Nasss-
chas-tts. m H.
OtIs Martin l. working for j. u. Has
lsll In the eyaporating shop at South
Waterford.
q. n. lIodgdon had another husAihS
last week.
Mr.. W. N. Buck. who has been spend
ing .ome weeks with her parents, has fe-
,nrn.d 20 her home al Norway lake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
IAs1 aRoMhEiIlp.

The cemetery l. being enclo.cd With
the new Iron fence purchased by the
friend. IL those Who own lot. aud the
owners themselves. u l. nne fence
and very substantial and much credit !.
due those Who hs,. worked for " .. well
a. those Who have contributed 30 llbcr-
ally.
T.. u. tile. I. making quite extensive
repairs GA hi. bulldlng..
There I. quite a call for rcui. just now.
Mi. knowles, 81 Augusta, travelling
Tor Philadelphia book hrm, la. been In
iosn securing agent. of cnd.sNorlng Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

fricnd. NJ. ilarisell, came uP the hr.i
~ he w-sk on his annual vacation, bat
"a. feeling so unsrll be- rviur~.,i home
ca Thursday.
&c. bean has aid he hay to ". \.
rNhchcll Ani l. now pressing " Tor the
scc-ls.
John Olson la. gone to berlin aiteT
supplies.
fhsrr Nerr forty men stall AZ fiints
Hotel oR, nigh, the past week.
Mr.. Horace frost came dosn frum
Parmarh"enc. dam Thur.day AMI !. nov
stopping AZ !. ". Clark.
Mr.. Saids Danforth has bsrn taking
= trip cut, Ncui az a. the lake >iiur-
daV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
atlcxgIelO.

Dciphlnus =. Harlow, Of Bangor, wss
In town recently.
"wednesday. 18th ult.. the second an
nuai sesslon Of the AnssAgunticook sun
day school Conference, comprising eight
towns adjacent to the line of the Port
land A lsumfori Fails Railroad, met
With the Duekneld village baptist
church at half past ten o'clock. Rev. y.
Newport, Of Mechanic Falls, president,
called the meeting to order. The fol-
lowing programme was carried out after
the election ~ officers for the ensuing
year;
rorr>ooS.
10 d soci.l service.
u - n..syi spiritual Opportunities Of = =
Rev. q. =. Inbbsri. sumner.
AFTERNOON.
! ca undni.he-i ne.inc..,
! IS Report. ~ the ~sheel..
I ~ rsple IIs~ g. u-s the i.e..s. Qusr,srIis..
,,ro.,, ,.a,. ".., r. ~ as. ws,a
OI-nci ny kss. :. u Rlchsrison' sam"er
tVt>isa.
as rrsi.e sni s.isl service.
~ Torlr Tho tibls 90 Adat tts.s-
oPcas'i by 'ss,. y. Newport We fAll.-
REV. q. o. Parsons. Ne. fsll..
There was good attendance. \ pie
plc dinner and supper was served at u.
A. u. Hall with hot coffee, etc. The cN.
crcisc. we're in.tructl,. and profitable
aud e,incci q growing Interest In sun
dav school work by all denominations.
I,ey. u. D. Lawrence was chosen prr.i-
dent Tor the next year With one vice
president from each town comprising
the association.
solon Chase, 10 Chasc's Mills, called
on your correspondent r-enily aud ~
port. the People. Party rising factor
la the political ARENA for ~.
III. ihrc chlldr-n 20 \. ". Austin, of
Dr~ring. came here Ia spend the winter.
Mr.. Austin. whose ~. 9Th Ia. been fsll-
ins. has gon. south accompanied by hls
wife.
Aifrc,i Cole, BED. r-turpcd from New
York last week ha,ing been gone about
i've weeks.
4 sunday school coDccrt Ia all u the
Maine Baptist convention was held AZ
the Bapti., church Sunday cycnlns, the
LIT Inst.
=. Rlavk.ione. 81 Portland, i put
ting loN prrsurr steam heater IN the
r,slIencc ~ ~. ~. ilcr.ey, Esd, u.ing
the Bunay Radiator system.
The original, unique aud inlmltable
Comlcal Brosn With q brand new show
Z. coming 10 town.
Georsr VI. Atwood ani wife, II Pafis,
we're IN town Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
SsfD0A

Every one Who Ia. surplus Of apple.
1. packing AMI marketing them this
week. rrice. are rather low ~ com
psrri With Las, year. About sl.n Tor
w. 4. and - cents for No. "a. The
bulk II those sold 20 to Abbott 4 iley'
mold. 10 salem, Mas.
charley Evans met With a al acclden,
on Monday ~ Last week. lie va. haul
Ing apples to market aud siopplag at
The pos, Office the horse. suddenly start
"a aud be- va. thrown from the team
wagon Ia IN. ground, striking on his
left arm ani breaking both bone. just
sboy- the wrist. Attendant physician
Dr. Hubbard ~ Lowell. on this same
dsy th. Evans home came near being
destroyed by flr-, the chimney burning
out and hw catching on the roof, bat
timely As.l.tanc. soou pat " out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
Noart,-wesr eETngl.

We understand that Miss Marion T..
Chapman has gone Ia Clifton Springs,
y. Y, To attend school. Her mother.
Mrs.. NJ. II. Chapman, accompanied her
part Of the way.
There arrived recently al the Chap
man Homestead. direct from England,
ak very valuable sheep, three bucks and
thr.~ ewes. A fine trained dog accom-
psnled them on their journey across the
Obi, water aud will remain at the
Homestead. Aherier from old England
.sw them safe to their new home, stop
ped one night and started on hi. return
trip. ~
". =. wight L. quite siek. lie came
near having lung fever. and thinks u
will be some weeks before he IL able 10
sing much. =.
VI. Penley spent Sunday, the i't' In
Portland.
Hiram wilson went TO Boston on the
recent excursion.
An old lady reading the Democrat the
other day Was heard to remark, "'Nes-
tor aint In the dictionary nor the al
mansc either and II folks viii call Peo-
ole uIcknames ! wish they'd give theif
asaaitioa,- and Ne aid amen 70 thai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
HIRAM.

Mrs.. Lucy NJ. Wentworth on the
twenty-seyenth ult. received news OF
the death of her brother-in-lsw, John
Priest Hamiin, of Salem, Mass. lie was
a native Of Maine, and . cousin Of the
late Hon. Hannibal iIamiln. lie went
90 Salem before the war, and WAS one of
the hest known men In the leather trade
there. Mr.. Ilamlin was n prominent
Free Mason. lie leaves = widow, one
son and one daughter.
Frank II. wadsworth IL very low
with consumption.
benjamin. kldlon, son OF James III.
and Joanna RIdlon, died Nov. 2 Of con.
sumption, aged II years. lie WAS much
beloved by q large circle Of friends and
relatives. Rev. Gideon T. Ridlon OF
Kessr Falls preached funeral sermon
Of great eloquence and originality from
the text, "lfa man die shail he live
agslny'
Augustine II. Greene Is At home from
Madison.
Rev. X. b. Pike Il still holding . serie'
Of msetings 1t East Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
NORTH BUckFiElp.

y. Mason Of south Paris IL at hls sons,
AZ. Mason's.
Africa FarrAr 10 very feeble.
Mrs. l.. A. Keen and Mrs. Charles
Bradeen of East Sumner were In this
place the 9TH.
Clint Mason i. .till confined to the
house.
A. W. Spaulding Was Injured quite
badly by getting caught In his pillow.
lie IL 90 a. TO be out again ut this
writing.
Mrs. Lucy scammon Of Oxford IL at
Mrs. Emery's. :.
Winfield Farrar Of Mechanic Falls II
with his father nj this writing.
widow IArned swallow has moved 10
her daughters, Mrs. I. ID. Fuller's, Tor
the winter.
Mrs.. John Moody Of Auburn and her
mother, Mrs.. Abel Stetson, were at
b. 2. Heald's The 9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
4 rlLHLI MInpIha

N..r. % relative. ani friends gath
.-,i a. ftr lu,isfsallsi Churvh a. 2
.. ..a I.t.iat aftrrnoun. o. attend a
.... aHIlng The parties a. The one
a.rg NJ 'harl.s ". boNk~r
sf~..t ulri. sui NJ. Margaret stan
ar fIrr. ll.'I tn ths other Mr. NeS-
o. ~sr.,, and Nj. Helen ,. DIVER.
sfE.f portland M and ME- stan
a.. .I. ..1 snI daughter ~ Register
.fI.rI. ~r.H's, Me- Hattie Audrcws
.a... rIr.s.nhn'. wedding Maryh 80
n. |t party suiervt. Tho BRIDE
o.. ....fsHI tasteful travelling cos-
.... II.s soiii1g ssrtiye, perform
HI.. ..t NJ ilnmiituu, 49, simple
n. .H....tr N ths closs - The WV
1.. .H. harp, cuuplss rvc-i'-d the
t.r. .eutuAtiuns "a All prvsrui
irH ssHiiug r,Iasi a. NJ. stanley :
m. ...H. isfi Un ths expires Tor a
H... ...r fn tuuusyticut. The hcst
s..... fmH, irirads z" 9Th them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
Noarn PARIS


Mrs.. q. A. Abbott was quite sick for q
few DAYS last week.
Mr.. fr-i Lowe has taken down his
stable and put upa small building for
wood.
Other. arr mskiug repair. and getting
ready for winter.
Mr.. Sherwood has moved Into the =.
W. Durham rent.
y. L. Barrett has been packing apples
al W. ~. Child. and seth Benson. the
last few DAYS.
The apple. are not all sold In TIL. dI.-
trict q. yct. Som. think the No. Az.
PIE. worth more Ia feed out than Ia .ell
Tor - cents; barrel out leaves sixty
cent. Tor apples aud putting up aud
drawing To market, how much l. left Ter
bushsl for the applcsf
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RuNFoRo

Mi.. Emily Go.i~in of this village Was
united In msrriag. Ia Eugcne oooding
90 Lewiston, Thursday. The cere-
mony wAs performed by Rev. VI. h.
NahTy az the residence 10 her mother. IL
wss a quiet affair, only a few relative.
b~ing present. Miss Goodwin ~As grad.
uats ~ the state Normal school AZ Farm
lugton, and has taught school tor mum
bsr % ycirs In thu. county ant In Aroo.-
took Coanty. The h-si wishes OF her
neighbour. and friends follow her Ia her
nsN home.
school close. thi. week. rb- tern
Ia. h.sn a very profitable Que under tbs
Instruction 20 Ms. Ida Benson % North
Paris. Mi.. Benson Will also teach tia
winter term.
springs are getting Low and unless
rain comes soon water Will Ina many
PLACES ~ .cArVe.
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NORWAY LAKE

Prof. q. 4. stephen. has large crew of
men blasting rocks aud huilding wall.
IL !. making grca, improvements about
hi. place.
u. n. Morrill, u doing quite business
baying aud selling cs,tls this fall.
:. 4. stevens has been surveying this
we,k for samuel 4. fros, aud Charles
Everett. also surveying house lots on the
shorv ~ the lake for J. 4. Roberts, Eco.
Alb-rt Newhsll Il saving poplar for
George smith.
George rike Il plln,lng Partridge 4
Dahforih's store.
ilcnry Crockett has had friends visit
log him AZ hi cottage this week. Henry
has BEEN building wharf on the lake
shnre.
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CAST sgrrtl.

Prank \. n. Godnan 20 the hrm 81
Re,iman 4 Co. Saco. Ne. rN'cuily ,islt-
"a Elbridgc Cr~oksr and wife. Mr..
Crpoksf Il travelling salesman for that
compsuy. lie Il away most 20 the time
aud Mrs.. Crrokcr attend. Ia al the bush
usss In tn stotv aud post oficc.
N, 4. BANicr 20 the flrm 10 Baxter
nrcs., brunswick, Ne. rvyvntly called
ou The farmers In this plac. 10 .lgu their
coutrsct Zoe sse., corn for another 80.
zoo.
mi. Amt. has moved away from \.
VI. BeAa's farm and closed the house Tor
the wiutsr.
Miss Mss IIatchlns clo..i h.r sChool
la District ~, last wc.k.
l-amonis col. has sOu. to Washington,
u. g. o. work Zoe Cole nros.