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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
BUCKgIelO.

Geo. II. Coyle, IT,. of Lynn, Mass.
made dying vi.it To III. father and moth
er last week.
Cyu. Dean has been quite III at lar
hin W. Farrar's, but Il reported better
Geo. VI. Atwood aud wife were In tosn
the past week.
Mr.. Tower, of Cutter, Tower a Co.,
boston, and Chss. Forster ~ Portland,
we're In town the fir.t of last week.
Gilbert aud Arion Tilton returned
from Cottage city, Nlnyari Haven,
Mass, rcccnily. aud report o,.rcost. aud
mltten. q neces.lty for comfort.
Mrs. Emily Iofing has gone Ia Au-
burn snd lewiston Tor few week.
,lslt.
T. ;. Bridgham. fsq. ~ Portland,
bids goodbye to the Custom House aud
will take up hi. residence here, occupy
log the stand familiarity known ~ the
old Dr. Bridgham place, which b. la.
commenced r-fiitlng aud cpslring.
=. 4. Rawson'- new buildings begin
Ia matsriiligc. The foundations are
laid. q fine cellar under the whole house.
and the stable raised.
Atwood, spauldlng 4 Co., keep the
oil reliable Bradley's .uperphospliate
again this year. Cheap pho-phatcs az.
q hazardous experiment aud worse than
a vast. ~ money. for time ha. gone a.
we'll as money.
go to ATWOOD, spauldIng a 60. for
your paints. They have rccclycia large
stock ~ the popular kellogg. which !.
fat dl.pltclng all either kinds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
DlCkyAlE

Farmer. about here are very busy
about their springs work. No one i.
nearly through yet.
John Putnsm's son Ire, agei about
slxieen wears. left home last Monday
night. IIls parents think he has gone
Ia llyermOre.
Gras. seems To have winter.d we'll.
Good oxen are scarce, 80 are poor
ones.
Charles Burge.. la. sold his stand Ia
Elpridge Child aud purchased the Frank
Libby place.
George Canwell la. sold hi. farm to
John Putnam.
The farmer. have been doing their
level best 80 far this week. Sowing !.
veil along aud some planting has been
done.
Ia grippe silll hold. it, grip on some
II our aged people.
The store. AMI millinery establishment
at West Peru are blooming like Joseph.
coat with many colors-tbe inside Ne
mean.
Mrs. Ella. II. Loyejoy had q severe
attack Of bilious collie last week.
Mrs. Oliver Tracy Il feeble-neryou'
prostrstion.
We risked IL and found the road Ia
south Paris q hard one to travel. We
feel sore but know more, as the boy said
when the mule kicked him.
Greenleaf Ilodsdon's store Was enter
ell last night, the 18th, and robbed by
burglars. Look out for peidiers oi
women's shoes, tobacco, etc. They Dor
ell their, way In aud LEFT their biz stocl
and other implements behind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
ArsY aAaIC

IVES, Pa1I. q. q. y. Lodge have vot
ed 90 bulEa two-story extension - fecl
long oSfhe hack ~ their hall aud ~
moy,.tl,e Iosis from the lower hall
fhisIoage l. In = very prosperous con
dillon and Il saii To- stand thini la the
state.
Mr.. l.. T.. Taylor IL working thi. place
Ia the Interest Of the New England Or
der ~ Protection and u he can secure
enough persons In this vicinity who arr
willing Co joln the order be- viii organize
q society here.
Ds. Dsyl. .ays he has secured the
number 81 names required tn organize q
society of the Golden Gross herr.
The officers IL Iioldrn Rule Lodge
we're Installed last Thursday evening.
en-. Young I. buililng the inside 81
hi. studio over Into rent for hi. own
uss.
rrcd BARTLETT !. comlpg here again the
18th 10 this month.
r.. r.. Rarker ot Portland aud j. 4.
Dexter ~ Lewiston Junction were la
the place last saturday.
George Ildlou has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. Adonlram Curtis ~ Boston u Ni,-
iilng relatives IN thl. place.
10. u. Tuell, ". x. Bradbury and v.
willis are each having their buildings
painted.
The illustrated lecture given by &. y.
Thomas of iio.tou In Centennial liall
last Monday evening was both Interest
Ing anl Instructive.
Csll 1t 4. !. Curtl. 4 Co.. store for
the Rurnham a Morrill, sc,si corn.
Mr. VIII Shc,id ~ Gorham. y. H., u
Ia the plsc. visiting relatives.
Mi. Dora l.iilon u teaching school
la the town 10 Woodstock Ia the district
knosu a. the oil Curtis District.
More piintiug l. hcins done TIL.
spring la ihi. village than. Was ever
known 10 b done In any one season b'-
fore.
The corn fsctotN !. progressing tinely.
Mr. Burnhsm comes IA occasionally To
ace that things - al light.
Mr.. 4. N. Gilman, selling agent Tor
the Manufacturing TO-, Vas in the place
two dave 10 the past week.
G~orgc T.. EllingSooi Il at work for
the Pioneer Go.
-Four Ladies frum our ". q. Z. I. at
tended the meeting al South Paris fr''
H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
EpvgBuRl.

Mr.. II. I. Newman hss gone Ia Bath
Ia give q course ~ art lessons.
Miss lucia Towle has come home az
ter q winter In Boston.
Ml.s Hattie Abbott Il teaching In South
Chatham.
Mrs. Mary Abbott Potter aud her son
arr at Mr.. ~. Abbott. on q Walt.
M..sr.. Calvin and Grccnyilie Austin
OF iioston were In town over Suniay.
MI.. i.lfyic shirley was also At her
fathers. returning to llo.ton Moni'y
morning.
Mr.. Hoe. preached hls Last sermon on
Sunday A. he !. going west for few
weeks.
Mr.. Collins and .on ani daughter and
Nil. nlanche Nash have gone Ia the
frychurg House Ia bo,rj a. Miss Page
L. going To yisit Maiden.
Mr.. seth rsgc has moved Into tasslus
Pixies house opposite W. &. rowlc'..
Mr.. \. y. aud MIs. Minnie bradley
came home from i1oston on Wcdnes-
day.
T.. u. Harvey, E.q., ~ Calais was A.
Mr.. sou,her's fot several day TIL.
week.
Mr.. q. Howe 81 Norway I. 10 town on
Insurance business.
Therr ~. strawberry festival a. the
Congregational yestry GA Friday even
Ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
BRyAsr's POND.

". y. Tcnncy ~ Lynn, a prominent
lecturer ou Temperance, will entertain
the people with his gospel Temperance
"chalk talk" entitled 1.-The Two Meth
Ods" at the Town Hall, Thursday even
Ing. May II. frr- admission. All are
Invited and urged Ia attend.
Mr.. Moore ani daughter of Siuk
Centre, MINI, are on ,i.lt Ia relative.
la ,hi. section, stopping for the present
al Alden Cha..'.. TIL. i Mrs. MOor,'-
fret visit East. Though thl. VA. the
former home IL her parents, she was
born ani has AWAY. resided la the West.
Her people here will be glad to meet her
and give her aud her daughter cordial
welcome.
The following officer. II Glen Mount
ain Lodge, I. u. T.. T., were Installed
May iih by l.. H., 4. II. Ryer.on.
CT. W. a.. Moftsns
VT, Miss Georgie Bryant.
sec. Mi.. Ahhie Giilsu.
A.-t. Ni.. MaIiic stevens.
- ". !. Baftstt.
ia. T.. Bywksr.
a. a.. 0. stephens.
". 4. frsRk narleit
o. N. Mis- NATL wymAh.
O., Mr.. Lola Wing.
s,P. y Wias.
sol } T, Dors May rsrha~.
P.C.T., q. 4. BfOoAs.
After the installation Ice cream aud
cake were served. The lodge l. In pros
porous condition, with Initiation eaci
night. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
WEST BETHEL.

\ white frost greeted " thl. morning
after line display Of northern llgh,'
last eNrning.
Farmers are busy putting IN se~i.
III " stock I. mostly turned away Ia
pasture IN good condition.
Thosc Who have lsmhs "a cell need NJ,
fall Ia di.Iosc ~ thsm ~ buyers arr
plentiful sni anxious for trade.
While y. a.. wheeler w. repairing
the fence around NJ. pasture b. found
two dog. preparing . meal from one OF
hls shccp. They we're driven 81 Va
time "a prolong ~" sheep. life, bet for
What length IL time u Vet d"ubtful.
Two little lamb. la consequence, arr
Obliged Ia pick their own living The
dogs we're recognized.
john stiles u moving away from Gil-
man T. Be,n'. farm. having occupied
the premise. four years. Mr.. II. has not
Yet engaged another family Ca take Po.-
sesslon ~ the nov unoccupled house.
Edwaui Wheeler and utccr Merrill
are stlll slowly Improving. being able to
take outdoor air Va pleasant weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
DENMARK

A ciew % riyermen are here surveying
the log. Ia the Moo.e Pond drive. AZ
ter they are surveyed they will be- driven
down Moose Brook Ia the saco.
George W. Gray aud wife have been
on trip Ia NORWAY and Paris.
Eugene Higgins Ia. moved into James
watson's house. Mr.. aud Mrs. Watson
will make their home With him.
James Wentworth has placed a nice
monument In al. lot In the L.. \. Kerry
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Bennett are at
home ON q vacation. They have had
charge of the cooking department In the
Worcester lunatic hospital for two years
and have engaged for smother year. Mr..
Bennett IL making repairs on hi. build
ings. Mr.. aud Mrs. Adrial Whales car
~ On his farm here.
Mrs. Abb Smith Il having a stable
built.
Pztterson's Company gave an enter
tainment at Odd Fellow Hall, May II.
The singing was enjoyable.
Joseph A. Bennett of Dridgton. Su-
perintendant of Bridgton and Saco River
Railroad was In town last Saturday vls-
Ting his mother and other relatives here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
ANnovra


Your correspondent has been TIED ~
With Ia grippe for the past two week.
consequently newsis No, very rlen'eon'
With him.
The lale trivel has begun In good
earnest.
J. .. IIcwcy, wife sni daughter Mabel
have taken charge 20 student leland
camps. This l. the third year they hast
had the lslani Ia charge.
Minnie rrrnch aud her assistants have
Opened the Upper Dam House for the
summer.
The many friends Of Mrs. Pickett viii
- glad Ia learn ~ her convslc-cence.
Farming !. booming. The ground !.
the drye.t nov Il Ia. been for year. AZ
this date ~ Nav.
The river driver. arr persistent aud
guess they viii get the logs out of Elll.
River after all.
The lc'lge u prospcring finely. We
have our organ fully paid for aud a fair
surplus In the treasury.
The two drcssmikers now st George
Thomas come we'll r,sc,nmcutci. l
understand they have all the work they
want Ia do.
The Congregational Circle met With
Mrs. j. II. Newton Last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
RuNEoRn polhr.

Charlie iIosari. .on ~ 4. ~. Howard,
cut al. hngrrs hadly on one hand hy
falling down Ca saw be Vas carrying
~ch"ol Ia Distri,t No. ) commenced
hst MONDAY, Gable Elliot teacher.
Mamie lluichlns has gone to het
school "a Bet l,ethel.
Dr Ahl,ott .till remains very low a
thls writing bat hopes are entertained
~ hi. recovery. fuur doctors met Ia
cunsultttion lsst Wednesday.
Walter Abbott's baby dlcl last Tues
iay. II va. about three months old.
Walter came "Wednesday from framing.
ham wh.rr b. hts b~en ~ work this
winter In thu straw shop.
Much sickne.s !. prevailing rcscm'
bling IA gripp".
y. \. Thur.ton's drive l. out oi the
hruoks. n will not take long nov Ia
lfl,e cat the Abiroscoggln.
ilsmmood'. drive got cat Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-. r.- uF Tee wCJS y A.
SIS oF rrE COUNTY


.aNfNN
..H. iIs tuumruCvl his
spring ~frrsf. ". h.
..,. .hargr 10 thr ctrf'u-
.m.. 10 lfei.tuu. d. thr
H.s raFIrr'. store ss'u
ll.r. B.u.k.
..f AIHuru. 'a.ierI "
Packard 90 Vet PARE
saturday Dol consultation
81 ed. Ilu.Ii.. 4 surg.yli
mratDi shi-hif eas
"# fH ptrfurw u L.
Hf W. iloih. sili Pei
.t..ifH ths hospital Mon
N.rsay rhoi"glph,r. eu.
.."
.fHr. up stall. tur i,'
o. hs. .ui hi. gro
E...F.I
.. I... I.,,rI, b. si..uu-
II.s. died at ths home
So. D. D. ,ushmhu, Boa
Wednesday morning lhr o.
..a.l ts Wet ~lmurr fri-
Ir-r.u 81. ,i..fiug frteui'
t. o., avsk..
-F.-.t I. very serinuslY DO
".rsl.ifH Vrun"lucrs %
...."r.a disease .umcs that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
WISr SUMNER.

UisN. &c. T.. NIL hold an eater.
aInmtuf aui haskrt sfsial 40 the Hap
tl.t ,hurrh Ttiisy evening, Nav 81. tli"
prugvgi. o. - towards a nrN varI"t Tor
fhs ,hur,h Ihr baskets Nill p .old al
auction. thr lalir. biiiug thru of.
Ti.s .-ssbu d. c,ili aui backward, bat
Il. ".,,.l tImr and harvest never DIT fail
u.. ve Will satrly truJ u in The hands
% ths NllN iss Father.
la MI ~tst.ou. q whom ~ have
pry, iuu.ly .rplrn 81. hring in Is,.or health
aud .uf,uHg from an air,ti"u q IN"
r,.. o., Advice 20 ~. plysi,isn, pf. bls-
h-r. clIiri pr. ~kinurf, 20 Auhuru, ih
euu.uItatiuu. \ removal q The vNrhall
ea. fIuuEht ai,i.shir, consequently the
operation Nas performed the l'th, ~
s,sIIue ths fttt that tImor about th-
.If, uf a walnut 40 The hsss 20 The brain,
"a. thv cause "a thr sryvrv pain u
"a. thaughi ne tumor VA malignant
In character ~ this time DcA. :. i Ia
a Nsry Critigal condition.
Nj. Jennie Bate. a seventh DAY Nd
,rufi.t. J. duiug nat. .uuarN Sork Ia the
INTEREST. q th- order n the Nicin,iy 81
Portland.
"a, r,,.ir over The r,ads r-,-utlv Ne
acre reminded that our rad machine
aUI hardly ,uur up q" ths thrv" that u"
rrad Bethel propose. to have but sc are
AVIAN, ons can de- wonder. ani are glad
one part % The tuau now has u.
4. \ Iusu sud pr. ,,-,s, ~ N"rsay'
erry in the village r. f~s day slnc..
Ni.itssi 40 uur fri-ui's, q. III. Eyef-
..u.. rrtyuii,. hniiug hun cheerful
ant psti,ut shui-lu guder his hong
smigiuu. satisfied they al.o serve Nho
buIt .taui anil wait.
Mr.. Isl.s Burhsnk. II Canton, l. Welt
,us % l.. l.. Gariin~f's.
Me- Mthsl llarloW i working al
conductor ~toWs's 20 south fafis, Mis-.
Lena ~saAll returning home Ia com
msn.e her sChool Ia Sumner.
Muuitan Narury has returned Z" Ills
farm. after hl. year iu Turner.
NJ. Mary Fry.mNn i somewhat iul-
proved iu health.
Mr.. "a -. Turil d. la unusually poor
health 80 learn.
IN. ~tarbir,i. Who has becn ONLY To
hi. nsir,.t 1eighhor's ou crutches carrsd
bi. daughter o. Norway feS DAYS .ince'
7 returning alone. the fret time since hl-
| .Ll.uf ~ nearly wear ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
EASr SUMNER.

Rev. u. :. llihhnri snl vile aud :.
=. St-t.on ani wife visited Pennington
last week. WHERE they have daughters AZ
the Normal school.
u. u. Davenport i At work Tor Rev.
NJ. lllbhari upon hi. huildiugs.
william a.. cars has h""n able to ride
out again. although It'll feeble.
The ncN hay scale. az In position aud
are quite literally patroniy~i.
ln,lnciblr loigr added eight new
msmhers at IL. last session. making nov
aluut ~ members. The suc,v.. ~ thi.
lodge l. wonderful after - yeirs' exist
suC,.
The Etsimtu Scei co 1. sending out
lot. IL .-si. io hll opicr. for home
gown se.,ls that are reliable. PROM q
small beginning thl. concern has grown
To- quite COOL proportions. Customers
eau depend upon fair treatment al their
hands. SLOCth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19

Mr.. Atkinson has eng gel Ezra IL
broke ~ North Waterford a. carry Ou
her farm and take care ~ the old folks,
,nd n. will return to her home la >an
francisco, al.
col. Frank style. has sold the Law
gock plac. O. Moses ~caVey 81 whom b.
pufyhts-i Ia last fall.
Mr.. Hiram Robbins has moved back
To- her old place At the foot Of sonso
Pond.
Mrs. Iawr~ncr aud daughter ~ North
pari. arr visiting AZ II. \. Cumming ,
Nhoss wife 1. daughter ot MR.. J..
Henry SsNin 81 North Waterford Ss'
la town "wednesday ou business.
v. Moorc has moved Ia Norway VII
lagc.
Frank styles baby :. quite sick.
Theron Cumming. I. Ia poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
HIRAM.

Mr.. Eli q. Could, 81 Lynn, Mass, has
come "a live with hi. aged parents, Mr..
snd Mrs. kllas Gould.
A sou II Hon. solOu Chase i.acting a.
station agent here during Walter Hart
ford's vacation.
Mi.. Nina wsd.worth ]. teaching In
Frcc,iom, y. III.
Charles Lewis !. at work at scar
boro.
Frank ". Davis, Of East Hiram, a
.tudent at bangor Theological school,
~ili preach at Maehia.Port this summer.
We regret 10 learn that Rev. John
Kimbali, q native Of Hiram, has resign
ed the psstorste of Oropo uni'ersai's'
church on account of III health.
There are indications Of an abundant
apple crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
WIS., BUcsEillD.

". =. Austin has bought him buggy
aud harness ~ \. .. Warren and horse
of hls father aud gone canVa.sing.
~. ~. Back. MARI I. sick.
=. Siebleling'. mare has got colt.
-. Lawrence l. AZ work for VI. Zen
nett and y. lIes.ey j. at work az 4. u.
ilafios's.
Hattie Turner !. Carrying =. Cooper.
children Ia school.
Mr.. l.. j. Morse !. at home for few
DAYS.
George Bennett 1. helping hl. brother
Fred 10 hi. spring work.
.. Cooper la. bought him a new
horse.
J. VI. smith went Ia stow last week.
Meriie Bonney has got home FROM
south Paris where IA. Ia. been at work.
william Record ani family are at hl'
bro,hsT's, m. Records.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
Vail SO.'S mis-

\ warm. gruilc Sunday frightened
the face ~ mother earth wonderfully
The grns. !. starting finely and .prlng
flower. arr Va blossom. All sorts ~
weather the past w~-k-r,in, hall aud
snow. Gathering dandcllou grccus Ia =
SNOW storm va. quite the ~ Tor a day
ot two.
T. =. Bcnnrtt has b-cn al .. 4 FLINT.
sick, also Nunrpc Otls.
lI-srr- 4 wilson. Diamond drive va.
In the Magslloeay rue.iay. The rrir
~ their timh-r that ~. put Into the
Mag,llosav went by herr friiay.
The Berlin Mills Co.'S log. afr nov
being .liucNl through Niscuos dsm.
Fodder Murphy has made hi. hr.t
trip by wheeling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
1Asr MArInrnan

Liberty kngor, 8. visiting At ". ~
kscn'.
Carl Mixer o. staying With hls grand
parents fur time.
~ghool In the Mcintir- District began
"a thc llth under The distraction ~ Me.
Carrie rlnmmer
Nlb,rt NorW coi spent a few day with
at hru'hsr lat W~-k.
D.. iIaskrll 3. home from NcNry.
Th-rv AS very pleasant dance VA
pridsis Hall the evening 20 the pih.
Music Nas Furnished by liasclton aud
>t-srus 20 Norway.
Mr.. !. Y. Bskcf aud daughter Mar
garvt ~ Norway have bcen yislilng Al
Waldo T. lirowus.
Mr.. ,hatlc. Cr-,n. - North Briig
tou. l. visiting az her fathers, ID. L.
MeullIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19


Rather cool bat quite dry.
Grass ani grain arr looking hnc hut
they nc-i rain.
Farmer. arr gcitiug along nicely With
their planting. S1me have hnlshci.
Ia" season I. some ten days earlier
than Last year.
The fr.t drive ~ log. IA. gone past
thi. place on the Os.ip-- River.
Tie river I. falling rapidly.
NJ. samuel stanley !. AZ work CA III.
new hous".
cherry trees are IN blossom aud EARLY
ippl- tire. arr showing pr,tty plain and
Will D" out in few days.
II i very smoky. The sun can
scarvely .binc on account ~ the forest
hrr. Ia the west
Mr. I. l.. French has procured Mr..
Mary !. liickfori's back p~u.lon money.
Il has been due her long tlme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19

bean Nnirvv.. ~ Lowell, has moved
sn o. wllos whitaker. plsC-.
Mr. Daniel Ihsrlrs, 20 Waterfront, u
Waiting fficnis herr.
Mr.. Elia. Anlrvs. l. very sick.
We ar glad o. $50 VI. william Cow
rli's famllt home again.
Mr. VIII Gsmmon 20 500 l. Nisiting
frisuis here.
We arr Glad a. ay that william Ter
LIN. 4. much better 40 hr !. uui ~ door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
HEBRON.

Dr. 4. :. Sophcr. former graduate,
spent q feN days la town recently. Or.
sophcr has been house surgeon at Lynn
city hospital.
Wallace Cu.hmin 1. at work Ia Bart-
lett. y. H.
PRAYER mcctlng SUNDAY afternoon In
the Centre District was we'll attended.
l,ry. :. u. Rlchauison was la tosn
Nsins- tay.
Mr.. iIubb,rl 1T Msttapol.ett, M,...,
aud =. VI. rikc aud Wife Of liuckheld
were az VI. lllbb.' a fcs day. last week
George D.. Harrows IL Nevton Centre
accompanied hy Miss Carey drove up
from Auburn ruesdiy Ia call on friends
here.
Mr.. IIorttlo IIonncy Il very feeble.
ilcrt Glover planted sixteen bushels
~ po,atoc. about two week. ago.
strawberry blossoms, dandelions.
white anl blue violet. are In bloom.
Grass I. looking veil.
\. u. lIoOd ~ auburn va. through
the place last week, selling dry good.,
etc.
MI..c. Bcriha aud Jennie Packard are
home.
hls. lhN'll oi Nuhufn his b"'u VISIT
ing az VIZ. Packard.
q.
The work % repairing the church.
huildlng Ncstry, etc, la. b,"n In.
suguntel. Meeting. arr being held aud
committees appointed Ia pu.h the work.
We hope 10 bsgin the hr.t II July With
the nnsncisl arrangements complete Tor
a rapid execution II the rebuilding work.
We hopc .oon io have full rrport.
:. T.. Maxim la. hi. cellar dug aud the
foundation ready for the brick work.
Elissorth Iushmnn b-gsn the cellar
90 his nrs house saturday.
Mrs. John Moody !. "a have a new
barn built h-forr haying. Work will b.
KIN GA Il MONDAY.
Ernest >iurtrYani !. Ia carry CA hi.
father. farm this summer.
The district school. are mo.tly la .es-
.iou nov. District No. : taught by
Aggic Bssrcv. That In the Centre Dls-
tfiyt by Mi.s Bean. 4.
The greatest mu.lral event of the sea
.on At south Paris, Friday evening. MAY
;pth. We must "grt there"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
AEMRX.
Il till hold. dry and cool.

u stIII hoIds dry and cOoI,
MI. Thur.ton'. pulp drive l. hung
up ou the fall. At Little River. II I.
feared they will not De able Ia get u ou,
thi. season la which ease the loss must
De considerable.
Alouyo fiheld la. not sold the IIar-
low farm vet. lie has lately replaced
the roof u the tie-up which VA. broken
down BY the weight Of snow last winter
The writer lost n nice SOW last Mon
DAY morning; ten wee plggie. were left
mOthsrlc..; since then live 81 the litter
have died. the reminder seem Ia h.
thriving we'll ou milk diet drawn from
A hoitle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
rARrFoRo

VIM. D.. Bicln.ll and family have
novel irum Bo.tnu 60 the Hartford
odd Spfins Farm.
Clifford Hutchinson. from Nuhutn.
as in toSn lat week Qua dshlng ~.
ursiuu.
Mrll.n Ilolmes has novel back from
Portland on to Oh. farm.
m ,uu Naui q guoi trade Ia f"uf call
ga ~tanlc, Rl.b,.., Buykhsli village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
MASON

BACK lut fences arr badly winter Killed
tni u make. lot. ~ work for the own
e..
Tho ground Wa never In better condl-
ton a. work than nov and farmers ar
getting in their crop. as fsst AZ possible
srass t-gin. "a show the effects II the
drS weather.
eur school l. h.lng taught hy Nlss
N-.ia I.~..sy 10 Kent. llill. She seems
to understand the busincs. thoroughly,
4 good .chool 7. the result.
Mr.. \. Mason doe not .ccm Ia gain
much. She l. quite low.
q. l. Bsan !. saving hi' lumber Al l.
\. beans MIL.
The fishermen arr after the Ioor little
fruuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
SWEDEN

N. people in Sweden we're very glad
to have Rev. 4. Iurington returned Z"
fh.m another year. lie IA. gained may
friend. during the tSo YEAR, he has
rr.ashs,i herr. >uhicCi last >tbbsih'
aEmhs..ador. for christ" good ser
mon.
Mo.t 20 he farmers have thcir y"an Z
cattle out O. pasture aud are patting u"
thsif crops nov.
y. a.. McIniirs has bought the Warren
Kue.land buildings ior nPairs ON hi'
oNn.
Mr.. AlonSo kimiall l. In very P"oi
health. They have lately moved Ia Tow
slI near the NarruVs bridge. They we're
,..Iste,l hv their sister, Mrs. John VIM
comb ~ Waterford.
Mr.. kate stevens 20 -tDDehSm l. VS.
ding her son. benjamin. W. Knight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
upro.

Mrs. Raymond u M better.
W hear ~ new eases ~ innuenfa
nearly every day.
We are having hne weather bat som"
snow drifts sr- s~yn here yet.
The drive 1. nearly II not all In the
lake.
Mr.. M,rt sargent left her HON" Mon.
daV mornlng taking the Youngest child
aud leaving her husband With iuur little
gifl. and = boy she oldest only fourteen
N-sr. oil. Nh sargent say. 10" Will try
and support the family " The ioen Will
iirr him houssk--per. ~om" ~ the
Children we're .lck When the mother left.
G-org- lsrown, Vi ir and child ~ Hart
ford, ar visiting ~ Henry lisymonds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-19
IAs1 RhnMsrlIIn

Mrs. Cha.c. of Conway, Who has been
boarding With Mr.. sarah Stickney. hs'
gone to DENMARK o. boird With Mr..
Davis through the summer.
The circle met With Mr.. Jane. I'LL
on the 18th.
Mr.. y. Ilill u removing al. old barn
anil preparing a. build new.
Mr.. :. q. Is,se Z. AZ her old home,
y. llllr., for time. Her husband I.
Ia BnstOn.