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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
vXsr PARIS.

Golien RSk lodge sre to give pub
lie entcr,sx ment In their hall wcdnes
day evcDsng, April I'D.
4. IKIsne has openei hls store again
r.. n. Anirrws and klng.bury Cnrti
sv both treating their stand. Ia new
v'st of paint.
m. Curtis has engaged 10 build se,cf
carrisgcs which With his Job work VII
keep him aud his wcrkmen busy for
while.
The wood pile. are tclng removed frou
the lot above the mill. 10 make room foI
the new corn factory.
The grippe got hold ~ David Em
mons so be- has been unable to work u
his shop the past week.
q. :. wa.hburne Il running the meat
market.
Alice faruum, aged four ycars, the
only child ~ Frank and Lena fafnnm,
passed away Thursday, after long and
severe Illness. The funeral services arr
to h. held this afternoon saturday Al
the Raptist church. Alice was bright,
smart, little girl and loV"'i by those VIA
knew her.
The manufacturing company arr build
Ing small addition Ca the old MIL, to
do their steam bending In.
l,esd \. Z. curtis a Co.'S price list IN
another column.
Mr.. :. l.. Curtis has been cngagcd Ia
teach the primary school.
Rev. T.. u. lIanuafoul ~ l,umiord va.
I'M the nlac- saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
nREEAMOOn

Hay u getting scarce IN some barn.
and some ~ our neighhors have bccn
buylng.
leon Brooks commenced hl. seven
months work last Monday for Nathan
Millrtt ~ Norway, where hi Oldest
brother. John, worked last season.
They are gooi steady young men AMI
both belong Ia a Christian church.
Rather cool since April came In, aud
stlll good snp weather. those who have
msplr trces sre generally Improving H..
Onr evening last wrrk as sylvester
Cole W.. returning home from hls work
In ihe Mill. and when within about htlf
a mile ~ the hou'e. b. cav something
coming towards him. which, In the iWl-
light. he took ~ b. his dog coming To-
mg,t him and spoke To- him accordingly
hut soan learned that Instead ~ ~ be-
Ing hi. dog. " belonged "a the feline
tribe, and pretty large one a. that. The
animal approached tn within some ten
feet ~ him AMI crouch.d upon his belly,
very much like cat when Intending Ia
spring upon her victim. Mr. Cole had
nothing With which o. defend himself
cNrept iackknlfr In his pocket, and 90
began io .isp back towards an OLD beige,
hoping ~ CT hold ~ a .tak. ot some
Kind ~ cudgrl, KEEPING hi. eye on the
animal. which continued to advance aud
Wa app,rvutly ready to spring upon
him Al any moment. Iiullng nothing
whatever fuf defcuse rNCrpi = small ZAP
ling tree. h. rllmbcl that as far a. be-
could without It. bending over ani th"u
began "a halloo Tor assistance. VIZ. g,
nov fairly trrci, but only four or i've
feet up the tree. and the animal about a.
faf from the butt ~ u, anil within easy
reach by making spring, began tn
think ~ vas about a. fall a prey Ca
some will heast. lle thought ~ Daniel
w N, Hons len anl rouli bat hop" that
the same cod Who prrser,ci the lie ~
the good man thsfv would alsn take care
~ him Afier rvmiluing Ia that posl.
ton for nearly thr,-~qutrtsrs ~ an hour
AZ II scrmcl to him, M. folks heard him
aud snpn made their appearance with
the dog and lantern. The animal, 49,
Ing thrm coming. started lrisuflv On Ia
a. the woods Mr. Cole describe. thu
beast ~ nearly The siic ~ . sheep, If .
dull yrllns color. somewhat shaggy. q
short rpunI head. vith bright glltierlng
ryrs ani small esrs ln short b. say. "
closcl, rrsrmbl.i a small lion. hat has
NO. idea as tp Whist kind ~ nn animal "
Nas. n ~ ,he NO noise - tnv Kind dur
ing the whole time. NJ Cole u q ~
liable man ami a. We got this irum his
own mouth u can D. relied en- a. ftct.
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uEstcO

What l. regarded as reliable authority
.aNs that the l,umtorl Falls Railroad
from canton up already under contract
aui that u l. a. b. built thu season.
WORK nj the Falls will commcncc
about NAV 1t. The most 81 the work
4. a. b. done hy contract. The stone
dam will b. bullt hy the company by
dav lalafrrs ~ VA Tho wooden dam.
IIctt..r Berry has hlrrd IA" john y
lH.h hou.r and Intends "a move Into u
about NAV 1t.
Helena Park az. gone to llNcmofr
FAN. o. attend school there.
The vail Eli l,ol has bailt on the head
work. AZ Rumfpui Fails Ni~N~i from 10"
vet .llc ~ tie river. looks very much
Ike The .ils 81 large stone fort.
The rrpoft nov given much cr'sienc"
here L.. that the builllng ~ ~" railrud
from canton to the Till., has t""n LET.
Men continue a. come here .c'klng
work Which NJ prr..ni they cAnn"i OBJ
tain. We expect o. hear the hustle ~
hus, dtys about Nav 1t.
J,ryi. " Richards l. c"nhned "a lh"
house
Fay aud FRED Weeks are working up
lev l.r,,f. Wn1l pile.
OF. Track anl IIsni,mln lelNlti ar
both athletic d. out ani dsit piNhrld vi
ltgr. They have been quite .lck.
SrIuNIs.
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LOWELL

Mr.. Amo. D. llorr ot thl. town died
very suddenly on saturday last II pneu-
monh. IL was yerv worthy man anh
will b. much mi.."i la the place. lIs
Was mrmbcr 10 the Congregational
church AMI ~ keanr Valley L"igr,
NJ. 81, 1. ~. ~. y. The funeral Nas at
tended at the church on Monday by Rev
". II. >andhrook. The services were la
charge 10 the old Fellows.
The North Bridgton scholars cam'
home FRIDAY for a short vacation.
". ~. brown 4 Son are AZ lni.ryale,
y. H., at work, ani Mr.. Brown i visit
Ing 40 North An.on.
At the earnest request 81 the church
aud parish Rev. Mr.. >,ndbrook has
withdrawn hi. resignation aud will ~
m,in here another year.
Mrs. Noyes has been quite sick but u
better.
l.aac Eastman l. sick with pncumonia
Clara Head |. on the sick list
MR.. Nlleria iIorr I. .'lll very sick.
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nynOs

y. n. jackson !. again on the wal
path after gold aud has commenced
.luicing AMI shows h'nisome specimens
picked up on the bel rick.
Wool AMI Clcaycs are blasting quart
on = y. Sh,w's farm. aud fnd rOck -
timatci worth so per ton.
Hcing frequently consulted =. to rell.
ability ~ prospects for paving gold
nnd Ia BYRON, I reply ~ all FROM
thru. wears cNperien-" in California
placer mining. believe there u very
.urr prospect ~ rich deposits ~ gold
lpoth Ia placcr and quartz mlnlug, bat
like California mining II needs capital
and labor Ia develop which no one
.hould inve.i. unlc.. able Ca sacriflcc
az there vill b. some blanks.
Charlie. \. Martin hnt' gold In dirt w
hi crllar
Hartman R,nrrott has bonded hl'
farm a. Mf. whitney, Who owns aud Ia.
minc,l succ-.siully on III" u, L. lIall
farm.
J.p SNas.y snd daughter sfrie hsNs
l-rn In town. n u .aii like Level
headed msn. h. !. thinking ~ purchss-
log = home here.
Scnit Ilohins"n aud NorrUss arr pr'-
Iaring Ia work GA the aylof and Fear,
lot. ~ .oon as possible. Robinson hs'
banded 4. ~. rrsrr'. and VI Jackson.
fsrm.
uNfnri Land Company huish~l log
cling the sth and long string ~ iriskV,
.mIllng hnvs srr on their way home.
m vou don't believe chap feels good
after len day. w a logging camp. Nh"n
b. &C.. home. iust trv u and sc". 3.ah,-
u1n /. m. amount landed and i1,uH
landed IN th- woods, LETT over.
Ifrl Nhlroit hrought two new hoais
m,dc hy Turner silver of Humiotd,
home Yesterday, which Il surr slgn
that ths troutlng season l. neat.
sound the timhrrl' y :, Noung
caught two faN~. SATURDAY. aud has an
other one "hole,l." Ia b. dug out when
ground thaWs. NJ manudrrs arr uotl-
f,,i. hand. 90
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auckElElp.

Warren r.. Bumpus who Was bsdl,
injured by icing Kicked by horse u
slowing recovering.
Mrs. Lawrence, wife % Rev. n. y. Law
renee, I. visiting friends In New lamp
shlre.
Alfrc,i Cole, Esq, left for Geneva, y
v. on the J0,h alt.
Mrs.. Ripley Tuiile has so far recov
cred FROM her rcccut sickness a. Ia h
able to return to her home.
n. Y. Prince aud wife left for New
York on the lat Inst. for a visit OF :
month.
Mr.. Carlton Gardner has b-cn quilt,
seriously iil. bat l. rccoysring slowly.
George .Grcgg and wife, ~ Andoyer,
we're herr 90 attend the funeral 81 the
late Ephnim Atwood, Last week.
Mi. EllEs \. TIlion, t,mllarly known
"a AUNT Nan, left for oottsgc city.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April 9Th.
Mr.. Horace \. lri.h l. visiting I'os.
ton friends for = frs weeks.
Clapnrc aud Arthur q. Atwood With
wives aud Mrs. fogg ~ Lewiston w.r,
Ia town last week.
Deputy 4. =. Marshal smith. ~ Port
ani. was In town "wednesday On official
business.
sheriff llarpws, ~ Canton, passed
through the village Thursday having In
custody two victims.
Pr. wilhingtou and wife snd Me.
Iosie Caldwell were called % Portland
rhurs,iay hy the sudden death ~ Mr..
~ianNuod. MR.. wlthlngton's mother,
OF heart failure.
The assessors have flushed their val
u1tion tramp,
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...fH IHar- mhu. 900 on
.. ..... .f Nar.-tI..r. urrr brought
.."H.Ht mn. .ih. ani Wrr'
Die m.'h'r.
.....i Young n''.'. POI
H".i. .'. Nh.h wac 'N-
. ''. p. SEASON.
.N.fI 'i'.i., '.i. ''.''
H.N '"t.- ii" f.'''l
..I $40. hfs .'u-''l q N'N
.'' -,.. .' al ih' w'i''
"''.. t.. g..
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WEST PERU


W. heard to-day ~ the death - rh.-
tram Wsshhun. ~ lIelgride Mlll., for
msrly ~ tai. dlllgr.
r. VI. W0oisum has gone to Mas.i-
chusrit. ta work for his uncle.
Ous Nymin has dui.hel hi winter.
work 10. sg~ut fpr George staple. aud IL
looking after .ome .tork that BE- ha.
Ninirrri Va Franklin Plantation.
John hss got an opportunity nov ~ q
lifetime that i. hc can step IN anothcrs
.ho,. aud old clothes though they may
net 90 Ike glove, anil Get All the hon
orr ~ q married man. John u In good
dem inl AZ present his stock .ccm' to
br On the rise.
That ruhls"r cnltc,l anl booted indi-
Nilu,l ploiiing along w the snow aud
slop u an assessor seeking out the Nell
sons. Mauds. grtsshopp-r cults, COWS,
shr~p aud shoats a. basis ou which q"
sss"s. q state, county aud town tax, at
q tNo-thirl. valuation dd one ~ your
correspondents lntimate' Farms and
farm property do not pay per cent on
the town asss..or.' valuation. AMI the
state LoAri has rated this town soon
ihb,r what careful scrutiny by comp--
tent Judges hts ale u. Encouraging,
Il u rotf MI our purh'lnd Legislators
arr seeking other suurCrs 20 revenue
among the f,unrr.' fat diminishing
pos.r.siun., aud they have hNcd their
neglected eyes that can't discern The
luml,oc. ~ monoplllr. that dcyour hi
Income, ON his faithful shepherd dog
High rrntri house. AMI money AZ in-
trrr.t 80 not hgurr largely on the a..cs.
.Dr. h1pk. In thc.s rural regions. LET
carefully. Mr. Assessor; 'acn YEAR will
make your ustings lighter aud distrr.s-
lngly lees.
Agrr.ably a. general orders, prmeritI
l'0st - this town assembled Al the
church AZ Wet Peru tn commemorate
the tWrnty.hfth anniversary ~ the
founding ~ the Grand Army ~ the l."-
public. The evening paced pleasantly
with short spocchc. from the comrades
AMI mrloiious song. by the church
choir
lluNhri Turner AZ the centre u re-
huilling hl. MILL AMI putting Ina board
machinr aui powerful mill wheels.
la. WIN an hts hnish-i .awing spool
strips anil cummcnrvi nWlng On a Mill
yarl full ~ .hinglr hni hong lumh"r.
Ditk,blr hls h.rn . busy plac" thls
winter AMI will continue a. b" for some
time 'n vumr
The surveyors have b"cn surveying
che large amount - pulp w"nd landed
on spar. ~tr'am. ~" next risr %
water Nill probably start u toward u
ir,tln,iion, a. the Ice has gone oct.
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... A. r NeIsr 90 l'tris gave Irr-
. ... MONDAY Nruiug. lli. suhiryt
H.. S. Ifsr Men lle .p"kr in
..-... H..l..ug .fv.s sul sas listened
attentive 800 IiguCt.
i.. ....rs'nuruf Tur.iay evening by
PM. -...r ..f.. consisted 20 reading by
I.' E.'... uf COLBY University, a.slsi-
.. .. Hebron Male Qltrtetir which
-... ,...rI. frr elections. Vocal sol's
N...-. ,u.Imtl and larross were
s'.. I'M fia.ru.uI One .tyle AMI gave
-..' satisfaction. Violin colo By fAal
>. l.umusu.ri hv rruf. >pcncrr,
I.i I .Iaf Posi- Mi.-e. Wilson aud Bishee.
I.. .-Hg. vH. tsstrfully deCorated viih
.fIf.fI. plants The Attendance Was
Ir and the entertainment az whole
Nts -t.Ut.s.
t-aaI evening. the luth, The students
LH.l "a masquerade sociable.
la' primary department closed th's
".tA br.iay Next Ncsk the spring
Term NIll close. 4.
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It,, ~. n tnash d,y for April ,
r.srI, a fuHf 20 .u's irll u hAs '.~~u
.,.aI ever .iugv auI people sf~ making
good u.e - che Zoe 'lrighing % hi'
furnished
Tu..I4, 4 r,au'sl .lN duuhlc tsams
.s.H.I with pH'at"r. ou the rad ."
Bethel They were from The AXE region.
co. rri., 1ps r-,ri,ri 3. ib c~uis.
~.,,r, cola. are m,iusa run Ca This
river uuv
Nv. Power. ha. had IA grippe.
M. viii Warrrn Vas sick AZ lat nc-
,HIuf..
NJ. Daniel FaruIm aud Mr.. Hiram
swain 20 Eumfnrl teutrc Nisitci "a AZ
aUr lomr In NrNrV last Monday. \
..sht uf familiar ftcvs l. AlNay. vel
..ms suI in thl. Instance d"uhly -.
Terufy-dsy year. have passed sine" We
Ia th. -,.,i odd town Il Eumiori, and
N.ls,r grown oli aud carvSorn, yei
fhsr, ar, .fIIl many faces there Ne would
.f..II, 49, aui htnl. whose clasp l. still
asrn aith true friendship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
MASON

Winter l. here yet.
Lumbcrnen are IT'LL busy, but the
roads are rather poor In places.
Msple sap flows freely aud the sugar
makers are happy, only they complain
some 81 having t. work too hard taking
care of their ZAP.
Those Who have sheep are reporting
good luck With lambs. v. j. Main. has
forty-seVcn nov.
brewers are engaging lambs thu. early
In the season.
stock that I. la good condition and
working oxen are In demand aud good
prices are obtained.
The epidemic !. prevalent and but few
escape.
~. a.. Mason has been sick.
Mrs. \. Mason l. very low.
!. II. Iean, Esq., i poorly.
our last week. card was snow bound.
The writer was not Ia blame.
There l. much that denotes spring, bal
DO no, predict an early one.
We see the early birds aud hear thclr
cheerful song.
Maple zap runs freely.
some of the fields show bare spots al
ground aud the travelling 7. very had and
almost dangerous.
Cold. ani lung troubles are prevalent,
and IL l. difficult 10 find a we'll person.
Mrs. Arenas Mason IL very low. u
seems impossible for her 20 again "
cover.
The lumbermen have left their camps
and the teams are doing but little Ia thu
early morning.
A. y. Dean's crew has been Idle fol
some time on account Of the sickness OF
some Of them.
Milford browns family are all slcl
and Mr.. Brown Ia foreman Of the NIL
crew.
II. Hutchinson Il from home visiting
at Albany and Norway. Ills health u
better.
John 2. Putnam, Esq, of Lewiston
formerly Of Mason, Was In town last
week. visiting his aged mother and bill
sister, Mrs. Sarah w. Tyler. lie has &
position on thu r. q. A. L.
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OXFORD

\ corporation meeting va. held Mon
isy evening \ : Fuller, Moderator
Nathaniel iishcf. clerk. John Robin
con va, chosen chief engineer ~ the flrr
department ". u. farh. aud II. -.
Blikr, assistant engineers. Elmer Par
ruti. tx collector. Not~i a. r,lse sljn
for repair. aud reservoirs. Roscoe
Brown, \. :. Fuller und william Hump
"a, assr..or..
Rev. q. -. lItmilion ~ Mechanic fills
he t.-en engaged by the T. \. Robert.
Poet to deliver the Addr-s. on Memorial
Dty a. w,lchyillr at ~ o'clock, 4. M.
Nc. ffancl. llollcn l. .lck with cry
.lpr,t..
Merrill Backrtt I. worse again and
Mr., Bnckrtt has also had another at
tack
Quarterly meeting At the Methodist
church sunday. l,ry. Mr. Adam'
preached Ia the evening.
Gcorgr lltSrn AMI :. u. Edwards haN,
lo.t several hive. ~ b,cs owing Ia th'
severn winter.
Married, by Rev Mr. kenniston, Amos
smith and Mr.. Maria 'ushmhu.
New millinery, gloves aud hosiery Al
the lowest prices, Mulholland 4 Phll'
lip., south rari. aud oxford, Maine.
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nIIurOpD cTNrDI

MI e. pollon has purchh'''d = bal
lutrrvsi in the stock ~ goods oVncd hN
=. q. small s Go.
lat FRIDAY q deer came oui iust T."
rods above this phcr, ssam pari Nal
acfos. the river ani Got on a cake ~ icr
pla,s,i GA that fur several minuir., ihrf
~ lm ashore.
Mr.. D.. D.. Richardson has hcen Lei
fora few dal.pa.i, ,l.o Mr.. D.. y. Jack
Sam
George JarA.on thinks u i.nt q hi,
thins Tor man a. - tall once w
Nhils. IT, broke thrnugh the ic, shll.
cru.siug M. river. Tho water Nasn
multi. ia f,rt dep .o h. got "ut AT right
There will D. hfiy-sr,eu scholars 10
thi. district this year
Rr, Nj lIsnnAiorl has closed hi
labor. here n .. seldom that a Meth"
lit minister rc.id.s and supplics
,huryh 90 long q. b. has this one. III
h.. preached here IN year. sni has ~
,Nei her, ucaIly tsrlNc Year.. W.
Ni.h him abundant h,pplness iu hl'
urw lu,aiion wherever u may D..
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SQUIRE a,IcsgigIp

The prc.eut seems greater than all the
future.
DId you AL me What ~. the wori
situation ever found myself In Well,
really. that !. quite a question ior one
that Knocked about the world as much
a. south luckheli has, bat on the spur
~ the moment should locate IL down
la sole virginuy." one DAY Ne hal
driven the enemy a. cover upou the siir
of hin thickly covered With bushes an l
lunderhru.h ani there We lay close to-
gcther holding conversation With each
other. Didn't the talk aud tauut. III
those johnnie. quicken the pulse. ani
for once make N wish w. wct" safely
~ home among the gray birch"- of our
native Staies They darci the "damnei
Yankees" Ia charge them. aging there
would not be- enough left ~ "a io bury
the dead. Hut didn't We clear the un'
derbru.h quickly vhen the order NA'
given Ia charge, | freely forgive you
Johnnics. bat YOU lid scare me aWfully
for few minutes.
What control some men have over
animals comprising the animal kingdom
Ion Record vas not little surpri."i
lust AZ dusk the other night Ia see Tom
nile Record. armed with long stick,
driving a big skunk lnto his door yard,
which he had thus driven full hali
mile eros. lots.
Mr.. Dean gave va ride while az
after hi. 3-year-oli illy by Baby u an,
dam by Hampton. Thi, colt has tn
Characteristic gait ~ the Sire AMI We
predict for her brilliant future.
Charlie. T.. Tucker and wife ctlle'i np
on "a. with handsome horse bought Al
the city.
Record. Backhawk by Champion
BlackhaNk Il dead, aged Il year..
Now I. the time Ia graft aud trim AZ
pie trees. Grating requires not -
much kill az care In all u. detail.
Look over your clon. set last year and
wherever you hnd the wax gone replac'
IL.
Thank. to Representative lIcr.ey 10
public documents.
Your correspondent was tol \ recently
that he would be- the smarte.t min u
town u he had regulator. Well, we'll
We suppose regulators like men are bor'
: not made.
our mentor Tell. "a. that . path one
troddcn In safety should not be abandon
81 for q new one.
Laura Zllla Dean has heen On a week
visit Ia South Paris.
Miss Georgia T.. Dean, Who !. teache
In one az the departments ~ the souil
Paris village school, was al home owe
the sabbath,
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wESr BETHEL


Work has bceu With rush In the .n-
gar Wos-l. Coz the past ten days aud con,
ssqueutly a large amount OF sugar anu
honey made.
~. II. Grover has sold a fine colt Ia Dr.
TWadile.
CD. Lowell recently Lost mare from
.ome unknown cause, having used hei
ON the rad only the day before.
Gsneral good luck With lambs 40 Tat
a. ne hear. 4. 4. Mains aud \. W.
croyer have already sold their dock. =.
h. taken In August to II. ;. Hastings oil
NeWrv.
a :. Bean l. adding the second story
IN Al. stort house 10 be used ass public
hall. -.
,mount of t,cd herr this spring.
A large amount % heavy teamlng ha'
been done since April came la.
CIV Mills Of West Auburn recently
m,de a cal on friends AZ this place.
The .Ick ooe- are generally impro''
ing.
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AspOvJR

spring has come to stay thi. time aud
80 have the robins.
rhs b..t sap season Zoe ycars.
". :. Ncwhall goe. 90 the lake "a
work for y. e. BArkcr this summer.
~ the Congregational parish meeting
The usual ofiicvrs were chos"n. IL "a.
unanimously voted Ia hire Rev Mf.
Norcross. Mr.. Norcruss came before
his people an entire stranger. NOtSith-
standing that h. has Won the Complci,
cunhd.ncr 20 hl. hcarrr. AMI has IN 4
great measutv unitrl that discori,nt
feeling that hss hitherto existed In the
church.
The Methodist ,irrl. gave honey eat
Il the hall lat "Wednesday evening
The assy..nr. are AZ work on th' taNcs.
The schools will begin ou Nav iih, the
name. 20 the teacher. giVeu later.
Busine.s l. booming AZ the doNcl mill.
Nhr.ton a ~saflrs all " an easy DAY.
work Ia strip 3i,pbl W. squares In ten
hnurs
frank Ak,r. work. Zoe samuel Bctiun
this summer.
The roads arr iust horrii.
Eumor saysthN VI. y. Cotsou Il going
into trade 40 the village so0n.
Nslchcr .sll. Il Pounds sugar for 81
cash
,oagryg Iional circle At the hall ncNi
Wednesday.
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nnaRuRH

People are plenty al the old Wake
place. Maulcy Taylor Anl family ir"m
New Hampshire arr tJ'rr fof short
time. aud Yesterday Jane. lrish and
family ~ Peru moved there 90 stay.
rhi. with the MILL men made ~ 90 lulg'
their lat night. Mr. Week. viii mpy'
oil. family Ga the Daniel Oldham farm IN
Mexico aud M,nlry riylof Nill shortly
move on a. the Dlrgin farm Ia Thu town
TIL. will leave NJ. lri.h IN po'scs'lou
~ the walker farm.
l.. n. Reed has a crew now putting ~
the frame ~ his mlll.
We have a late edition ~ slcighlng or
the new snow.
john Irc-i. barn crew hss been badly
thlnncl hy Ia grippe.
Mr. Locke aud Frank Locke ATE used
up With the same disease.
Byron gold fever I. riging.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
rRYEBURG.

Mary T.. BuFreli, q former teacher IL
the Academy, was In town last week.
Randolph surbridges ~ Cambridge Il
In the place.
Mr.. q. 4. Iadd u In Boston.
An Interesting meeting ~ the Woman
Club was held on Friday, IA. subject,
''self.msde Men"
An entertainment At the yesiry on Fri
day evening. Music by the local orche.-
ira aud maple sugar supper were the
chief attractions.
MI. Leah Barker returns 10 Boston
next Tuesday.
Mi.. Maryr y. bradley has made very
valuable present "a the library ~ the
Woman. Club, consisting ~ eleven vol
umes ~ American Men ~ letter."
Grover l'ost, a.. 4. ~, held a very In
trfcstlng meeting an Monday even
Ing, commemorative ~ the 2Sth annl,er.
sary ~ the q. 4. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
nl1ElEIn cENIRI.

The sick li.t l. clearing up a little.
Hope u will continue Ia do 30.
We were pslncd Ia hear of the sudden
aud unexpected death Of our old school
mate aud friend, Sullivan Newman oi
Ilyermor. Pals. lie leave. many rel
atlycs aud friend. Ia thl. vicinity who
deeply mourn hi. unilmely death.
Well. a Durell'. saw mill. are nov
running Ia their full capacity.
George Tosle !. At work on hls new
house.
VI. Holman |. In want OF some young
.taaL IN ss..tut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
NORTH PARIS

Mi. Emma Chase 1. In the very last
stages 81 Brights disease and suffers
much now.
Mr.. Charlie. stevens I. very sick with
pneumonia aud l. not expected 10 re
cover.
Our postmaster u also .ick with the
prevailing distemper.
Jonas Bisbec Ia not az well the last
few days.
WIN Gate. has hired to Rev. Seth Bep-
son for the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-14
EASY BEvnEl

Me. .ap weather every day for week
and the sugar maker, have had Ia ny
round some.
Iamouie Cole has returned from a
,i.it Al lewiston. Mlnot. etc. lie start.
April 18th for Washington, u. g, where
BE- nov has two brothers.
Mi.. Eta Estes has returned home
from Boston where she has been spend
ing the winter.
=. II. Howe I. At work on the Dudley
cottage for Mr.. Dudley Of Woodstock
lie has the contract Tor i've hundred
dollar lob 10 be- finished the first IT Jun"
People obliged 10 20 10 Hanover and
AnioVer with teams have Ia 20 round bN
Bethel bridge Ia cross the river, twenty
I've miles extra travel each why.
April lO;h plenty 10 snow aud good
.lclghlng In this vicinity.