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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
ANRON


have killed the fatied calf, wher
Young, before realizing. how little
knew. I .cofed al grandmothcr's al
rcctions which wvre "a, always hack !
calf cut II the barn. when YOU take HIN
away from the CIV. aud she won't mourn
ior H." We did so AMI the COW l. ~
signed. Would that could see grand.
ma. anil bow In humiliation. Boys'
ohsy mother and grandmother and ssk
no questions.
Ida and Emma Abboti went 90 lie
brou commencement visiting friends Al
Canton.
ftr,land Abbott and Everett Bar,lcti
werv ervCting sire fcnc. when Tuesday.
thubier shaver came. Both reviewed Z
tslegtaphic communication, ~hich they
interpreted a. orders Ia adjourn the
inviting.
~tapic.' river drivers iocke,i In. when
rain came. bat water didn't matcrl,llfs
enough for driving.
staples a Irish have their new dam At
Coos MIL nearly completed.
~. ~. Richards. Esq.. has measles.
Aunt Jane l. caring Tor him. Henry, a
good at. u handy In sickness, YOU can
b. cross 10 them and make up after.
Nauls
Mr.. Nate Thomas has q beauty 20 \
new ng carpet for her sitting room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
SNEOEh.

MI.. France. &. Gage and sister May,
Of ~. Paul, MINI. have arrived Al their
aani's, Mis- Mary T.. wcbbcr's, where
they are tn spend their summer vacation.
Mi. Gage la popular teacher Ia Que Of
IN. ~. Faul schools.
IIenncti strout 20 Briigton has been
In town on a fishing trip.
Addison knc-land, . former resident
here. now 10 ColcbrOok, y. H.. called
on hi former neighbour. last week.
Mr. Tim Jcwett 81 Bethel VA. In town
l..t week aud visited AZ VI. VI. IIamlln's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
sourn RosBuRY.

We are having some fine weather.
Crops Of all Kind. are looking well,
and farmer. are getting well along With
their hoeing.
Gras. l. looking better In this vicinity
than In many places, the land being
moist aud fertile.
N. :. Hu..ey and daughter are visit
ing friend. In Norway. leeds and Au-
bnru. They will also attend the ~
union Of the Thirteenth Maine Regiment
At Lewiston. "a,
We are glad 10 see that John still
I've. and writes for the Democrat, In
spite ~ the many proposals that he has
Revived. We should Judge that he was
we'll qualified to stand on his own pegs
and FIGHT the battle 81 life single handed.
We had the first ripe Strawberries
Yesterday. They are plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
OIEORD.


Children. Day was observed al the ".
r. shurrh sunday. a concert Was gwen
In the evening BY the sunday school,
Rev. George q. Hamilton IL To deliver
the oratIou on the Fourth.
The Hebron students are at bone
ch.rl.. Andrews IL this town and Der
an. Jackson, Of Otisheld, we're In ths
graduating class. =,
crreniesf, Of Otisfieid, MAS st,ueN oy
lightning and instantly kii'eu @
afternoon. Ills father ana mo.ns' ~
,hseut from home having started 70 AZ,
tend the COMMENCEMENT exercises ~
Hebron. o, u...
col. VIM. b. white OF Quincy, nsss.,
and hls daughter, Miss Nellie Wh''e' AN
Waiting friends hcrs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
auckelgID.

e.. II. futile sold hls trotting colt Capt
I<c, Ia . Brockfou, Mas, party. isumoI
says for ess0.OO.
| Mrs. Clara Msrcclle Green, of Port
land Il In town. the guest of her sister
Mrs. Henry Hangs.
l.oblnson Dean had his left arm brok
en- between the shoulder and elbow by
falling from his carriage Last Tuesday
One of his colts took fright while be was
getting Into the wagon. DR.. j. y. de
Cosier was called aud set the limb.
The Iyucicr Minstrel Club, gave an en-
tertalnment at the new hall to s00.0
house last wednesday evening.
&. u. Bridgham, NJ. D., aud Mrs.
brigham Of Cohasset, Mass, made us
q flying vislt last week.
| ". q. I'ercival, ex-cashier of Auburn
shoe and Leather Rank visited his Buck
field friends last Thursday, returning
Friday morning.
Homer n. chase % Auburn, was In
town Thursday with Mr.. Lott of boston
working NJ vlrgInlan land scheme.
We ARE Ia have fireworks on the even
Ing ~ the Fourth.
Quite a delegation attended the dedi-
cation and commencement exercises AZ
Hebron Academy from this town last
week.
Miss Annie Gregg of Andoyer, former
" Of thl. place, visited her friends here
Last week after an absence of III year,.
4 very exciting hvc-inning base ball
contest between the single aud married
men IL IluCkheld resulted la q victory
for the married men by a score OF four
to two.
". ". Bc..e Of Wakefield, Mass, !. In
town.
Ezra staple. and wife ~ Carthage
were at Iluckhcld saturday.
I,ev. n. ". t,eI.scheur delivered hls
lecture on cour'.hlp and marriage satnr-
day evening aud preached At the Metho-
di.t church sunday afternoon.
John =. Harlow, E.q., of Dlxield, aud
Miss lone Harlow we're at Buckhcld
sunday.
Lost. between the residence 81 iIcrmon
Mor.e snd Buckhcld village, q pair Of
gold-bowed eyeglasses With chain. The
finder Will please return same to u. ID.
Waldrou. uuckfeld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
PORTER


The late rain has made great change
I'M thu looks Of the crops
Grass l. growing finely bat hsllng
nil come on little later la the season.
Mr.. David Pratt died on Thursday
last FROM consumption. lie has been
sick a long time but has not becn con-
ans,i "a the house but a few weeks.
The measles are prevailing al Near
y.Il. On such an extent that they have
had 10 stop the school. M. Lyman bur.
h,ns'. .on has died with them. lie -,
h.,ter'and vent cut and took cold and
had relapse and died quite suddenly
Potato beetles are getting plenty 20
make work for the farmers again.
~trawhcrrie- are scarce and hish a.
IA. June fro.ts and dry weather destroy
e,l the most ~ them. -,
Early lamb. are bringing good prl.s
md the most of them have been boagh'
/ uu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
WILSON'S MILLS

Mr.. Sophronla Durkec IL visiting ber
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Emmett.
Fairman brothers, 81 Colebrook, have
becn up on q fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Clark have been
Ia Pennington. Mr.. Clark has been alp
pointed game warden.
Dr. spsuidlng came down Tuesday
aud II VA. Me.sr.. Andrews and French
that went Ia Camp Caribou Instead al
Mr.. williams Who Vas too feeble Ia un
dertake the journey.
A Mr.. Wood aud wife from Beechei
Fall. went up Ia the Parmachcenec clut
house Thursday to take charge OF the
house.
The e. G. Gerri.h party arrived al
FLINT. Hotel Friday night.
Capt. &. A. J. farrar and u. W. Love
10y, E.q., Of the 4. J.. +. Company went
up Ia the Meadows" saturday. Ernest
Bennett guide. Mr.. Loyejoy proposes
To repair the boat, making IL smaller
ard will put In another boiler aud tak'
the large one for another boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

IT, ,...I. .1 thi. vicinity have ~
W.. NH. wedding cards 20 Mr.. and
We i.. . Russell - Wet Superior
... W. 40 extend car hearty
-.'.H'"rs to pr. Russell aud hi'
no. aHi sI.h them q large measur'
.'.trfI aui happiness.
N. '.Ir fhft there i o. - celsbra
I..I i'h in The grove near tn
-.'Hrai church 40 the Centr'
phi. l.p.cys "a Parker Poet, q. A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
nlAAAQH

D.. l.. rcndeNicr aud y. II. sanborn,
Who have been attending school at
North llrigton, have returned home.
bert berry, ~ Portland. engineer on
the u. 7. u. H., il spending hi. vacation
al the Bartlett House.
IN. County Commissioners we're In
town thi. week aud discontinued . usc-
les piece ~ road Ia IN. cast.rly part
81 the town much to the .atisfaction ~
our taxpayers. The case Was ably
managed by Charlie. ~. rendeSier for
the town, and by y. l.. Poor, Esq., OF
sshsgo, Tor the r.monstrsni..
Mi.. Jennie Ican, Who u teaching a,
kecn.. y. m. l. home on a vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
NeWRv.

Widow Jonathan Powers Of llaDovcl
died very suddenly Saturday morning ol
last week at the residence of her son-ln
law, Edwin Lane, Of this town. TIKI
deceased Was - years old.
George stearns, who IL In the mea
business with j. \. Allen OF this town
Was slightly injured by the upsetting o.
his cart while driving from Rnmfort
last Monday. lIls horse, which u I
young animal, Was frightened by white
horse suddenly coming out Of the bushe'
beside the road. The carriage and hors'
were both somewhat injured. Mr.
stearns, q short time before this, va
thrown down aud hooked and tramplet
upon by Wild heller he Was endeavor
Ing TO lead.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.. witham Of xasol
are In town on Walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

Ex-Gov. Dlngley, Wife and two chill.
drcn, arrived In Bethel Thursday morn.
Ing and took the stage for Upton, "a
make tour % the lakes, returning by
way Of rhIllips.
Z. y. renley, Who has had charge Of
the engine AZ the chair factory the past
two years, has gone on the road for
Iilake Of Portland, selling mill supplies.
Ills family have moved Ia West Paris.
q. y. Allen % West Bethel taxes hls
place At the chair factory.
The citizens of lIethel have arranged
TO celebrate the Fourth by parade Of
the "Ancients and lIorribles" In the fore
noon, and picnic BY the united sunday
schools In klmball Park In the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
WEST PERU.

The long wished for rain has come aud
nature has pat on a smiling conni.nanc"'
Al Kinds Of crops look well aud prom
i.e an abundant harvest.
Mr.. Mary Hall, ~ Wilton, !. visiting
n her fathers. james Carriers.
James Gowcll Ia at work for Roscoe
Iohert. on his new harm.
IIod Morrill,, ~ Buckheld, !. In town
looking after wool.
stephen Chase. our blacksmith At
Brown's Ferry. u doing more business
than usual. Thl. summer his motto l.
quick .Alc. and small profits.
Their, are two men la town canSa.sing
for apple tres, Mr.. Eaton, of Chester
Vile. and a Mr.. stevens. 10 Temple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
WEST PARIS.
WEST PANS.
Good growing weather the past week

Good growing weather the past week
A stone crossing has been laid acros'
Main STREET between the stores.
The shepard Family gave an enter
taInment In Centennial Hall "Wednesday
evening anil the I.acier Minsirels Friday
evening.
A. {. Pcrhsm, while at work on q
POINTER, cut on the end ut hls little Nm
ger on the left hand.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Evans, Of Cohssset,
Mass, is Waiting her sister, Mrs. Ciafiln,
George Young has moved Into the old
Judklns rent just vacated by Mr.. In
man.
Miss Linda Locke and Mlss Myrtle
Yates are at home from westbrook Tor
the summer vacation. Miss Locke slnce
her return has been stricken With the
measles.
Miss Ada briggs aud Miss Angle Jack
son have returned from their first term
at Hebron Academy.
Miss Lulie Tueli, assistant bcokkeeper
at the manufacturing company's mill,
left home Thursday for months yaca-
ton, Ia be spent with relatives In law
renee. BOSTON, Hartford aud other
places. She IL Ia be Ia Lawrence Friday
To attend the high school graduating ex-
rrci.cs. when her cousin, Miss Mary j..
farbun, I. Ia graduate.
Mrs. =. n. Claim has small orange
tree which has three full slyei oranges
on u, one ~ which IL nearly ripe.
Twenty elgh, members of Granite
lodge, D. 4 A. NJ, went Ia South Paris
"Wednesday.
You can lind good cool soda AZ Mrs.
Bucknam'. every week day aud Ice cream
every Thursday.
Mr.. Robinson Ia painting the corn
shop.
l.. u. Andrews and wife have returned
from their wedding trip. They are 10
live with :. l.. Stuart In the T.. Wills
house.
-. Curtis and wife visited friends
In Buckheld Thursday and Friday.
=. W. Durham, wife aud daughter are
Ia attend the graduating exercise. At
Colby University. watsrvill.. Ills son,
l.. T.. Durham, IL one of the graduating
elias. 81 ~.
Mr.. Faulkner, % Turner, was In the
place saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
NoRIh-W1sI BETHEL.

oh, no! I've no fault 10 find, but
meant Dixie, not Drexel, In last weeks
items.
NJ. Penley's green peas are most ready
Ia eat.
y. y. stearus IL shingllng his barn.
W. \. Wight helped In the singing nj
the soldiers reunion the 9Th.
Eliza Mason IL the cutest horseback
rider In town.
Miss l.. Ardella Bennett from Berlin
Falls, y. H., IL the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Seth Mason.
The driyeways at the Homestead ar'
laid out very prettily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
sRYAsr's POND.

Horace Noyc. has rented u. L.. Whit
mans house.
The measlc. arr making quilt. a sweep
In our village. New case. arr reported
every day.
Owners ~ lot. In the cemetery are 20
hay. q meeting .oon for th. purpose of
forming an association.
T.. u. waldron ~ the kennebcc Muiu-
al 90. WAS In town rhursday.
Mr.. 4. ~. pay hiss bccn making cN-
ten.I,c repair. ON al. house, in.lde aud
astt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
FAST PERU.

Fanl kiider has finished pccllng
hark Ca MI. farm In pixdcld. lie ha'
peeled about go curds Of poplar ant
Ia VI % hsmloCk.
Georgv smith - Hanover has be"u
down looking after his doSsl busines.
Collins l. hauling slab ~ocd Ia Canton
Tor T.. VI. Howard.
Your correspondent has "a ~ an acr'
u potaicc. that stand a. high az his
Inc, AMI arr all budd~i.
J.E. Conant wAs In i.iVcrmorc on th'
atih.
Eider Long aud family are visiting Ia
town this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
gOSBuRy

staples has a small crr~ 20 men camp
"A ~ the Walker plac-, blasting oui
morv r,-ks from IA. channel oi the riNci
40 that when the water does come tn
logs vill have a go,-d chanc. a. ~ ou'
"a ths river.
Ja.on Hall I. baying lambs In town
BUYERS have lots II money they want q
saap for wcol aud lamhs, bat none q
swap Cor colts. We farmers need q
rai.s that which will readily exehang,
fur money.
Mr.. Iocsc L. very lick With the grip.
John I.cri l. patting the granite under
his nes barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
THE OXFORD BEARS.
T-E COS 10, OF r-E WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF rrE COUNTY.
ANOOyTR

EI NJ. Iri.s 'ryturvd in the hall,
'.a fl'I huuss. Come. again
.H ... e.. frHm fhs ahoVs date.
l.. .| sU' .i,ya grsnd hall July
d. several committees arv making
.r..-.... fora grand cvlebration the
tI
'. M. photographer d. Ia town.
N.Ht ....i..i u. Ia.t Wssk 20 The death
M H Elrsv.., formerly 20 this
.H ..I.H ~ lIsyrmorv Falls.
f# attended The celebration a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
HRnnhFIEIn

I'.- r,.l. arv proving very ben
. .l. farmers.
H-... .. .us.1s fairly well consiier'
..r.I. .u the FARMERS ssy.
IT, ...Hu lnd cake festival Friday
FH.l .lDUr.s.
N-... -rr lud Jackson, eyanevl
ri. I..i.lg "a series 20 mecting'
sI. fhr Congregational church
Wee '".n H.Ckfuri. Nho has hc~t
-'.- Do lat thrve YEAR, viii
N-.". hl. returned o. her hons
III. ".-sal. 20 Boston. Mass, ar'
.Hf.r summsr rvsidcncc n
'.-' .. ErsNufsId. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
SION.

Mrs. Grin Barrows has gone To Great
Falls, where she will spend few weeks.
We have had n fine rain which was
needed very much.
school closed In district No. 2, taught
by Miss Mabel stearns Of Lowell, the
T.. HIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
EASY HgaRON
The hay crnn 1. looking mite we'll.

The hay crop I. looking quite well.
Help Il scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 4. NJ. fogg are working
for ". n. Berry through the month oi
June.
Mr.. aud Mr.. n. e. Berry with their
granddaughter. Bernlcc y. Kerry, ar,
Visiting relatives In Milwaukee, WIS.
Mr. Freeman farri. ~ Portland Il yls.
Ting his sister, Mrs. Cyru. i.amsdell.
4. =. keene Ia. bought the T.. y.
bradbury place, also the old parsonage
l.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
NORWAY LAKE.

Summer boarders have arrived at Hill
top Farm for the season.
Mas EvelIne Bartlett Of Boston IL at
Alfred Shattuck's for the summer.
DR.. IaSeiton's buildings are nearly
completed. :.
Edith smith Il at home from Sanford.
Eugene Flood and Alton Tucker from
New York are spending their vacation
at home.
Ms. Ward Shedd and daughter from
Lewiston have been Visiting 1t J. e.
Saundcrs' the past week. Mrs. Saun'
dsn returned with them TO Lewiston u
make Walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
GRAFTON.

We had q nic- shower Tuesday.
Grass I. growing finely aud prospect
81 nlc. crop, larger than for thrcs
year. past.
&. :. Farrar came home from West
brook on Monday and !. very sick with
measles.
Fishermen are very plenty II trou, arr
not.
D.. y. st.arn. was la town yesterday
buying calves and other stock.
\. y. brook. l. doing q good job on
the rad with the new read machine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

AHs-at Rrav. ". H.. ot Clouccs-
,.-. Nee. graduate 20 Boston uni-
t.-.FI ~.roi 20 Medicine, l. AZ the
T.. li.u.s. aui vill tvmAin hsre
H. .N mi. suumrr. ~he vill assist
U- H .f.ar ln hsr outshie practice,
l..H. ...uning to the present ar
r.r-.. .t. tIs.f Norway on Monday and
Tt.r..t.. sod saith Paris Ca W~ln.s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30
lockt,s MILLS.

Mr.. A. A. whiddcn, wife and daugh'
ter. arr yi.l Ing at 4. u. folsom's.
We arr now In the mId.t % q much
nec,ie.i rain. Al Kind. ~ growing crop.
are improving wonderfully.
George Hldlon 10 West l'ari. was In
town the frat of the week.
Archie Gr--n and family visited hi.
home at shelburnc, y. H., over sunday.
y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

F4# NH shi ryrort. seeing q deer ou
,t.r.. .tt fhr river one day r~ccnily
rs... -.ssI..if,,i buck 4 uumh-t ~
..r a... reported last summer a. belng
-,..H.'t .seu. beat 80 hsNe not heard
81. tI.- during th- pr,--ent season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

I'M. HH to,. PLAYED third game q
t.|a.t fhe seCond nine frum south
r.-.. -...HitN afternoon. >curr III o.
.|- st.ra rari. 1911. The feature %
ft. ..m. eas thr kicking against the
...r... ......Hus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

lf..-. ~ time en- Grand Trunk Rail-
an s, moruiug rcrkins' coach-
i. ..t. T,'I. ll,ll under the new ar
......tsf. .si snd = 50 a. n. and
..| .4rIE .fIr.M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

NJ. "a % cole ~ rari. lost pair
q III. .fuvr,l eVe giss.-s al lIehrua
....- .msnt VII ths finder please
500. fI..r fH ths pemuCrat ofiiCvf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

Ar.1.hlugy avs the potato bugs arr
-.f.rf,-l fp D. sNc-c,iingly numerous
~ #..rurti,e an over The state. Hut
..rf.. Hmriiste Viclnity they are -
.......I .... numerous than usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

H. shepard family gave oue cf their
.t-..r. .nncrrts hsv thursday even
n, Nsser iurtie particularly has lost
-. ~ h,. popularity With the Public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

NJ. N \. Grvcne l. selling hay AZ
guto - un a ton. In order Ia clear cut
..IrsLs rnDm Zoe the new crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

NJ. Oeorg, u. Blsbee, 81 Backheld.
.t.',s,l friends AZ Paris last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

,-..r rsas Serv picked In Abundance
e.. Do vines ln the gar'lsn of Hon. g..
Ilsmmo1l. un the eith - June. who
.ahssi 10 that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

,t,rI,. n. BACK aud family. ot rrav-
,r.. tt,. Mich, have eccn visiting Al
al Thayyrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

n. N..Ht l,,.rrt Herald has suspend
e. r... .fHu. iu-sph Wooi. " b. has
f-f.. scan. h.'u s,litur ant manager 20
H.t....r. and eho !. kunsu a. many
.f.. IrH..rtt.. rrsisrs, Nill s"on b.
MI. r... ..lf.1u % iOurnAl Specially
....I t. .lt,fti.lug The ATTRACTIONS %
"..E ..mmff yuluuirs - seaside
...... . .... thr c,sast 20 Maine. The
..s ....- s.I h- knovn A. the Maine
.... t.fagvr. puhlishoi S""kly.
U.. ...r.r. at Hif llarior. >ucCc.s
A. slH knoe Bruthef Wood
a..s .... tr sill make BE- Interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

NJ. Mary Th,ver of Portland l.
ending her vacation Al %. 4. rhsyers
fs.a.4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

NJ. I..I. y stanley, "a btNneld,
I..rHI relative. iu thl. plac- last Srck
NJ. ~.....t I. To- mother 20 q family
a. ..# u oxford tuunty. her
.I-, .... ...rg ll"u. llvury ~. stanley,
>.......H. ...IHurr % fish and Game,
fF. ~sH.,,. Esq. E~gistrr II
I.H. f. uAfrri county. and Frank
s...... I.... rN-lup.tmasier aud a load
-. ..... ulu 70 piNhsi Tier thrvc
....... married thrrr leading mem
pa. .. .I. Oxford Rst. Viz lion. ~
t Il.r.us. - DiNhrld, llon.
.#r-. DO U..I., 20 Burkdsh aud Ma.
Dr. /" -..s.... .ft. anton.
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yh c oxford Dem o erat.
"ON THE HILL. {"
DIRE TORY.

-, n,rti.t Char,h Rsy. 4. Y. weiss. Pa
v" -. - every ~unslay al N a n. ~ua.isy
rffH Sahhath tNcninE ssrvtcs a
tr.efr Msstlng. fhar-tay kssninxs n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-30

! .'',sr-.n.i charyh Rsy. q. 9. u.a.,l,ss.
49,. ~ -sr,icsa iA
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ST. JOHNS DAY.
*
CELEBRATED Bv PARIS LODGE, NO
~. JUNE ~. 1891.

Thsy Esssstai. The Other LsAsss %
Osssvs Cssssy asa vtsts,sy. - All
rsevtsss Celebrations 90 The psy ts
This state s;<iipssS.-.A Msssssssss
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
School Items.

More than ordinary interest is
manifested by the majority of the
pupils since the beginning Of 1891.
Catiline and many of his follow
ers having been slain in battle, and
the remaining members of the con-
spiracy having been put to death,
the Seniors closed their books, took
leave of Cicero and are now enjoy
ing the Aeneid of Virgil. Many
are the lines gained.
The Juniors are studying Heat,
In Physics, and are solving a num-
ber of difficult problems.
The exercises on last Friday
were good.
The debate was one of the most
interesting features of the after
noon. On account of the length of
the program, the quotations from
the Seniors were omitted.
Teachers meeting is held on the
second and fourth Fridays of each
month, for the purpose of studying
Psychology. An excellent idea.
Exercises next Friday afternoon
at the High School. Members
would feel quite complimented TO
see their friends present.
A STUDENT.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31
Birthday.,

Thursday, Goth. of Januasy being
the forty-sixth anniversary of the
birth of doctor otherwise known
as ColoneD McLaughlin, some of
his friends and neighbors including
quite u number of soldier comrades
took possession Of his cozy home
on Walnut street, in the evening
with well-flled baskets and pro-
posed to give him surprise. Mrs.
Mclaughlin was in the secret and
did well her part in carrying out
all the plans. Marshall Deischley
found Doc at church and took him
home to sign bond alleged to be
required by a new law. At home
they found the party in full force.
An excellent supper was enjoyed
by all; S. III. Bright acted as mas
ter of ceremonies and Jos. B. Stiers
ss secretary. Capt. JOS. Halter was
the orator of the evening and pre-
sented the Col. with the compli-
ments of his friends in great style.
Mrs. doctor Pullen rendered val
liable service in making the whole
affair q success. sI,-