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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
auckFlIlD.

Miss Mamie Gardner has returned
from seven weeks vslt "a Mss.s
chusetts.
n. u. waldron visited his son In Con
cord, y. H., r.cently.
Ma. Aur,lla brigham returned hom'
after nearly years absence Ia Cohas'
set, Mass.
Ia grippe Il no re.pecter az persons,
old aud Young seem To be- the easy PREY
of the scourg- la TIL. community, fof
the past few weeks.
Thursday, the ipth inst, Cyrus Dean
sold Ill. farm, the we'll known Gardner
farm at auction together With farming
tools, etc. j. bradbury Damon ~ sum.
ner was the purchaser.
Clarence Henson, son 10 Amerlca Hen
sou, has bargaIncd for the Thoma. Chase
farm, Recently occuplcd by Homer y.
Chasc.
Atwood W. spsulding. Assistant Mes
sengcr ~ the senate, spent the sabbath
with friends here the al.
The heavy rain II last week gave W.
quite q fIc.he, but no damagr.
The slelghlng u getting hard, alter
mating with mud aud dritts.
= u u
lea fsrrar. died ~ pneumonla Wc,lnes-
day, the 2jth, AZ the residence ~ her
sou, Iarkln W. farrar, aged M year.
and q months.
r. :. Bridgham, Esq., ~ Portland was
In town last week.
Dr. y. Z. pctostcr Ia. moved to hls
residence recently purchased 81 Gilbert
Tilion. Mr. 1ilton will occupy the ten
emcnt recently vacated In the Fuller
stand for the present.
Fowler smith ~ Moorr's Mills, y. H.,
Waited friends herr lat week.
The death of Mr.. l.nrcnSo Atwood,
which took place ou the sith, remove.
another landmark frum our midst. Mr.
Atwood was born In l.i,crmorc, sept.
~, isis. When young man be- Ncut
to East Stoughion, Mas. IN ISIS b.
married Miss Lucy Harris ~ Stoughion.
lie aiictWard. went "a Portland aud en-.
gagged In the lsoOt aud shoe business. In
lSl!, he came a. Buckfeld anil engaged
In trade aud Ia the manufacture ~ pOtA-
io starch here aud In East sumner, and
was one ~ the popular trader. ~ those
days. lie continued In active business
IL various kiod. until about l-fn, When,
on account ~ falling health aud the los
81 his wife. b. fctlr~i. For many years
b. With Capt. Artemas .. Cole made
their annual visits 90 llsngrlcy and
Moosclurm,guntiC iakrs and beChme
familiar hgurc. Ia all that rrgion famous
a. the rrsort ~ the Disciples ~ iraak
Walton. and we're widely known as cX-
perts la 10. plscatot,sl art. lie sas the
18th In q family ~ ~ children, descend.
ant. II Capt. samuel Atwooi ~ Liver.
more, Ne. Mo.t ~ them llSc'l Ia a ripe
sgc, thp. ~ whom nov survive aud
have passed the four scurr imlt-Mrs.
IIcpsitcth Cole. agvi - Ephrlm A.
wood. agri -. Mr.. Eliza splulilng,
agci 81. for - year. Mr. Aiwo1i has
llVci With hi only surviving daughter,
Mr.. Charles N. Prince. Who With her
husband tsndcrly mlnl.icrri "a his every
ncc,i. Ne dlci In the hop" Of a glorious
resurrection.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
Anarn.MTsr hErnEI

Eigar >Nan has traded hi. striped
facrd hlly With llor,ilo Upton fpr a
mare eight Y-ar. old.
Thrvc cheer. fnt Beisv' John must
look out or b. will b. saving, ''lloN hap.
py could I D. With sHAsr wcrr roiAs'
dear chafmer aNAy."
Mr. ani Mrs. Pickett from llshou
Falls arr ". rrltt's, caring foe their
daughter. Mr.. jim llutchlns, Who l.
lick thsrv
oh. no. West sumner We learned All
about that "lasi word when W. were
Younger than ~ are nov, bat
4 uuis nansrnss 9Th ~ usws
Nlil drive assF tts ~ - hlurs,
AbIi Al me- ~ shfts ar -yut,
IN s.nt thrn hark wiih g-si intsui
4. II. Turll ~ Wet rAri. l. In ioSr
to-day. the s6th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
MASON.

We m, having some grand weather
after the greatest rain storm Tor years
The water va. very high, the meadow.
ON Pleasant River were all covered and
the river "a far a. have seen u clear ri
Ice. The road. were impossible for
some day.
III. lumber teams are lille aud the
prospect Tor much more shedding IL not
encouraging.
n. ". Mason. q. T.. Abbott and X. h.
Morrill, came down from Wild River
saturday having finished their Job of
hauling sawed lumber for ID. u. Hast
ing. a Go. They report fair Job aud
came home With their ca.h.
Daniel D.. MIL. I. still hauling poplar
to wesi Bethel, I. loading car to-day.
Mile and blanche Mason ~ Berlin,
y. H.. are visiting at their grandfather,
y. 4. llean's.
g. n. Bcan 1. poorly with a spinal
trouble.
In nv last card I mentioned the ~
turn of u. n. Morrill, IL Norway from
his winter. work IN Gileid. After stop
ping at hl. father-ln-law's, ". q. Mason's
not having work at home requiring his
prc.cn, attention, he concluded o. haul
birch frN days for hi cousins, the
Merrill BOYS of Mason, aud "Wednesday
morning hsrncssci hls horscs, thinking
them All right ani started for the woods.
lIe had not gone more than eighty rcd.
hrforc be saW one ~ them hlicr, and be-
attempted io turn and ~ hack. but the
horse fcll and u was impossible 20 ct
him ou To- hi. feet. Help having arrived
they rolled him on to q drag and hulci
him Into 7 N. beans stable where In
spite ~ all rvmciic. the horse dlci In =
fea hours
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
WEST BETHEL.

Printed town reports have become a
necessity. Thanks Ia ~. u. Tor copy
~ the Andoyer report, which show .
Judgment and economy AZ the hands 81
the municipal officer. II the town Tor
the past year. The school committee
report I. particularly comprehensive for
one .o condensed.
D.. a.. Wheeler has returned FROM
Massachusctt. suffering With severe
cold aud says the epidemic J. raging
there the same a. here Ia Maine.
MR.. Naomi Grover !. very feeble and
suffers severely from her accident oil
several weeks ago.
Our item. for last week we're unayoid-
ABLY delayed and did not appear. TAX
Ing time by the forelock" may avert an-
other like ml.hap.
some 81 the sick ones are Improving
and other. are .till quite sick.
Edward wheeler Il under Dr. Twad'
die. care with bilious fever.
Hannibal r.. Grover l. confined Ia the
house with bad cold on hi. lungs.
All ~ the scholars attending at Gould
Academy from West Bethel are nov
back In their seats.
The dog and cats OF the village at'
suddenly dropping out from the effects
~ poison (.upposcd) carele..ly or will
fully placed In their reach. II will be
pecunlary loss "a the town ne all dog
that die before April lst cannot be taxed
Question: l. Il unfortunate for the dog
or the town. or IL IL good for boths
I'd smith IL getting out the lumber
for sixty foot section to his hen house
Poor sugar season this year. On'
farmer Informs me that with ls0 buckets
act for the past two weeks he has made
only twenty-five pounds.
The Good Templars' entertainment
last Friday evening brought o. Into thei
treasury.
The line storm last sunday carrie.
away large amount OF snow, and lei
enough still.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
DENMARK

william Ofdway, Who la. hcen ru'
ploy~l In shoe shop al llaNcrhlll,
Mass, 4. ~ home for a short tlm-.
Charlie. u. IorlAn ~ this tosn Ia.
hocn granted an incrvasc II pension aud
nov grts 80 p"r mouth.
The town voted last saturday 4" r.
move anI rrhaild the town hou.c, aud
i. =. Berry. e. II. smith, t.. ". Gray.
Augustine ingalls, AMI - u. Bean Nrrr
,lin.sn a committee 90 examine siies.
make Specification. anl report AZ au all
tpurnei meeting o. D. held April lth.
Tie committee wlll rscnmmsud that the
huuss D. at on the pli srhpll hou.e lot
ln thi. village ani D. ipNii fr-t, ~ foot
t.,.t anl .luarr f,,af. ofiic~ iu chamber
The in.ii. will d. Arranged a. accommo-
date the new system 10 voting.
VIII Jones. Nho l. employed Ia Rufn-
hsm \ MottilC. shop az Harrison !. AZ
homc waiting Cor tin.
ksic lng,ll. spends part II the w""k
Ia Ir,rhurg.
Rev. 4. no. Colby diei March 2'th,
sgc,i - ycar., months ani 10 day.
NJ. colby Va born Ia fryehufg. bat
came to Denmark when h0y With his
father. the late Cummins. colby, and
has Zine. resided here. IL Wasa pf-ach'
~ ~ tn rr-- viii liapiist dcnomln,-
tiou. bat has l-~n retired for number
~ yvar.. Mr. colby has h--n an excel
lent ciiifcn ani very much respected.
tie leave. willow, = .on, John 'olbv 81
Denmark, AMI too daughter. Mr.. Ste
phen I,scs - Denmark, AMI Mr.. Charlie
n. Rankin ~ Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Mr. William stanley. an 81 resident
~ this toNu. did GA wednesday. pa
n.r,i.sr, icrs ou Friday attended by Rev
". n. ~andbruok
~ hear that Miss Clan Head IA.
.ull her hou.s a. her brother. lam
Head
NJ. u. T. larnh.v. % Bridgton, l. IN
tpvu soliciting life Insurance.
Ne learn that pr Hubbard has hcvu
paid sIu. hi. share ~ an enduSmeu'
made PAYABLE hy the death ~ Que ~ 4
lluh 81 Cen o. Vhich d. belonged.
.Ir~vman NuirvWs has sold one pair II
ODD. oxen to Nlheft kimhall.
Ths demand fur stock about here i
quite guUl
IorvJ Mcdaniel. has h-cn quite slck
thr pact N-'k.
NJ Noyvs anil Miss lila walker
have aish hsru on the sick li.t.
pa,il Bell d. suffering frvm fhsuma-
item
-. walker vho has h-,n down With
rheumatic fever q. better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
snIIrn Anc.EIfIn

IA. the local rsvsf Thsrr isnt any.
Hos often thr mind - the soldier ~
t,fts tu thr days "a that great civil crn.
H..f Which vas o. determine for AT time
s htfhrr this va nation 80 mere Cun-
f,irrarY q iuirI'su,icnt state. lu
June l.fi. thr writrr. not then l. yvars
nf az. aifh other. a OIL. regiment, va
IUartrfvl fur " hiie 10 FORTRESS Monruc.
lhI. ID larg, granite furtrvss, probably
flt arsr.i in thr l'niis,i >tAte., and "
thru .H.mr,l tu thr Imaginative mint ~
fhr writer ts lim1,i ruthhuir,l ground.
N.r.,.. ths.apsaLs HaN c,uld D. .c,n the
Mar itHI shnfv. NhIIg alsuNe 40 The con-
fusu,y 90 ths jaime. River aud m" hsN
va. Hampton EsIs. the scvne 20 the
hI.furI. Duufirt hstNrrn the Merrimsg
trl thr Monitor ~ that time the arch
.uu.pIritur isf pa,ls. Sas e. prisoner 81
Stat. srI uuuhusi i1 thr FORTRESS. lloS
applicable .r,mr,i The Nurls, -" near
lui trf sp Tar
Ihr it.t llrhruu TD.t Oiiir" hAs been
divided th,rr bring tvu vf'lc~., Etst
Il,IHau aHi Hebron station. =. j. lul-
ooh. .fur. d. thr rrurrr srnt Zoe the otiiy"
.r.I Nj. N'fa yvuIi have hai % by unan-
uHu. ,,u.sHi Elt Nj. Mia, Who l.
,Ima.t ,uo smart Cor ANYTHING. rumor
.4ts De- u'hsr plans fpr The futurv.
W. ,aunut r,.i.t thr feeling that the
surI. 20 Q. ~ iu rv,vut nvnoCr,t,
slntr,sr 90. iHtsBtiuu 90 their author,
nrrr mluIfr.fIV uuiust o. the .nldl,f.
Nsu volunteered fu leave al that was
dear 40 che call q tod and country.
Ia insect .acrcl dutN 40 that time To-
,nI,s.l thy KILLING - the rnrmie. 20 our
country Ar mgl ever Co. D. rr-ppusi-
hI, tH ,ua.,. l,u,g Tor tho crime ~ murder
f1r thl. acting lu che p~riormAnc" - the
mH.f .s.rri iutYf
With 400 due difference o. the iuig-
mrHf % NHrh.Wr.t Bethel. for whom
sr ,utrrttiH high rrsaris, ~ must t~g
'.l,, to .ay that uhIeyt' worthy 81 kis.-
Ir. sfr uut set so .yarcr uu south lilll
t. to ust,.-.itsir iouruey O" blarney
castle.
~.uth BurkdslI'. hrDoi .oN had q
liter ~ lsplgs. co 40 the shoats ~
had I..f Nluirr uulN uue r'mains. ltd
flrt ruin usF Hardly. b~,ause ~ had
d .urplus in ihe treasury to tai back ~
uu.
I,.rutvJ. ". Whiiten IA. traded With
4. e.. Robert. for hi. Rhhv Dean dllv,
Headlight NJ u was offered -ib Tor
fhI. mare .lmr time age.
Nrs. south Bg,khvld .. hrainy
"et.." auI full - Cumhatiyrns~-.
\ nur John asks Tor legal aiVicr. We
have l-.su thFrr. - usual. The hN Va
Co.,. case seym. tD D. thi. N farm i
I.l.s,i or taken upon shsrr. the land
ias!. tlle dressing. bat iu cAss 20 sim
r.r rent without Ani the dressing b.
long. tu ths person thus r"uiihg. pr"Nid-
,.iIt d. removed PRIOR O. th. ,acating ~
flIr rruf tt isan easy matter o. surrvn-
Dor tlie right. Whith the Law guarantee
fnus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
IAsr AIRaOA

We ara enjoying some nne Scathci
after the long. drrary rain.
N. ". kcvn. had a." misfortune Z,
have his horse ran away bat luckily ~
damage was lone.
Benjamln lIayc. has hired out with
". II Downing.
The dnm,tic club are 90 play theft
drama "lnclc Tom. Cabin" AZ u. 1
Hall the Jlsi
Daniel kccnr has bought a pair oi
har.rs ~ hi. brother Hiram.
The special meetings It'll continue.
Mr. =. l.. berry ~ BANGOR l. visiting
hl. father.
w wcrr piincl ~ royrlyc the nd Ia
tsligrutr Friday afternoon that Hon. liu.
"a. Prince died Triiay morning. rhs
tnNu ht. met With q .syrfr loss a. vel
q. the Patrons ~ llu.hAniry. lie Nill
D. GREATLY missed by all.
NJ. n. 4. Berry va. taken suddenly
100 Thur.iar night.
Mr.. n. VIII. Berry started for her
home In ,arthhgv IucsdAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
OXFORD.

Prcscott Pike died sunday, March .al,
aged about - years. III. funeral was
on Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. hennlson of
flciating.
George Ione. closed hi. singing school
Al Poland with concert Ihur.day even
ing.
Mr.. Charlie. Robinson has been quite
lick for several Neeks.
Mr.. williamson !. going 10 Lewiston.
Mr.. Wilbur has moved back Ia the
farm.
Mr.. Merrill Bracket il sick with cry
slpelas.
Mr.. Edward. 1. .,ill quite sick with
eryslpelas.
Albert Robinson IA. gone to New
York.
The Robinson Manufacturing Co. l.
going to work on a different line OF
goods.
The water was higher on Monday than
II has been for twelve years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
MIDDLE NrrRyALI


J.. T.. sWasey. Esq., aud wife, Gcorg,
II. staples and Oscar Chllds aud fnnl
steven. ~ Canton have spent two days
10 town the past week.
4 social dance at knapp's Hall last
Friday evening anil With such a surplu.
~ ladies that the homclicst dancer could
secure q "daisy ~ q partner.
II l. aid 4. ~. rsarr has bonded hl.
farm a. the scott l,obln.on Mining co
WindoNs, etc. Tor house Ia De- built by
the same company have arrived.
q. VI. 4 II. \ Irish have bought OX.
ford Iani Co.'S birch which Nas cut for
spool strips aud are saving u Into brush
hack.
The .sVerr rains have washed out and
injured several bridge. IN town, bringing
logging Ia halt Tor thrvc days, bat last
night. frrryc hs. made g"od doing
again.
I.aac Fond ~ Merccr l. att. y. shaw :
on . yislt.
Professor Wood aud !. T.. shaw AZ,
gathering tool. 10 tap the quartz veins
on shaw. farm a. .oou a. weather PCT
mlts ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
sfQkA

Mr.. Hattie Mallock ~ Frr-iom, y
A.. Z. visiting Mrs. Hannah Craigr.
james Barne. ~ Portland Nas Ia tow
"wednesday.
Mr.. Edward n. llanson l. recovering
from her severe Illness.
We never knew u more sickly here.
Minoi = BrsEicr has bought span oi
handsome hor.e.. They weigh together
800 pounds.
john n. >cribner did March 10th Of
heart disease. An hour before he was u
hls chair chatting with a neighbour. Ill
aye VA. some Is years. lie VA. 4
worthy citizen.
cur near ncighbor, Miss Blanch'
spring. l. worthy of all votes receive"
aud many more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
prRu

Nhhle BarroNs II sumner u al her
unclr's, WIN. II. Beut's.
Nc. Ellen B,bb !. ou the sick lit and
Mr.. Mary B,bh i helping take care II
her.
wilsou ~illlm,n WAs HON" saturday
ani sunday. IL has lost on" ~ hi
horse. by her falling down and bur.tlng
blopi yr..el.
We hal quite a th,S Suniay AMI Mon
iay aud u rii.sl The river az thcrr !. no
crossing. II the th,W hal held another
day the Ice would have gone Oui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
noR1n huckFIrlp.

4. a Warren has bought him = work
horse ~ Frank Andrew. ~ Norway "a
tax. The place ~ thc Que be- lost few
Norks sgu.
Mr.. l.olon fostrr, - Auburn, l. Va
iting AZ =. 4 Warren.
Mr.. !. llnlli. Hall has returned frum
ihr Maine General Hospital WHERE hrr
daughter 4. Nho hss bcrn undergoing q
critical operation. Was comfortable
when her mother left
C,m. bean has .oli hi. farm a. y. u.
Damon 20 sumner.
Report ays chester Record ~ south
Paris has bought the james Tyler place.
John Crr..cy =. quite sick al ihl' writ
Ing.
Head Hroth.rs arr having NOR order.
than they can hll thl. spring on brush
blutks.
Az. Mason Ia. .old a COW 90 Howard
Curtis ~ sumner.
calvin Keen has traded horses With
hI. ION sam ani bought him yoke ~
oxen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

If. Young people hid an cnierisin.
m..t InItt evening 40 The yrstry. N
oyster suI poetry supper. They desii'
f.Tt.-s mHlsy for their library whirh D.
uHR OPEN tu thr public comprising -
Fu..r... 10 rlniHv t.oks.
Au.. ElrAsr d.. iu.t returned from .
fs. Nrtks NI.lt among children an1
fr..rls I1 ~frff0rl, y. u. lie report
r..h 'r.- sros there. Wagons are ~
.-f there considerably.
George " Feruald. Who l. iavorabl,
AuHRu lsry asa veterinary dentist and
IH.fHr NlIl spend the dr.t week pa ApH
iu thi. si.iuItv. Those Sho have h"fsr'
Nl. Do sell tu cali Goa him.
Arthur y BARKER l. 40 home agtin.
Irwin ant Warren Beyklsr are stop
ping ve,k With their father ''eorg'
" Becker
kleari Lawrence l. Ia town. lie IA
hylIl to ~ to work on the farm Al th'
reform school Lancaster. Mass.
feutl 4 FLINT have started up theil
mil Cor saving spool strips.
james =. McAllister will start his mt
ncXf week.
ln th- yicinlty "a Albany Bsslns ans
LvnChyiiir the snow l. sufii Gent fo'
gupi loggins ani appears likely % con
tnua a week OF two In April
The sick are generally conValescen'
eXcvpt Hiram Robbins.
Amos n Barker Il visiting hi. daagh'
Ter, Mrs. wyman, In Norway Centre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
WEST SUMNER.

II
The event Of the week will he the pro
posed wedding reception of Prof. g. u
| stet,on 20 Exeter, y. H., st his fathers
Des. Abel ststson's, saturday evening
the 18th, tile briisl pair reaching hom'
the nth, aud leaving the following Mon
dav.
News comes ~ the death ~ Miss Dor
Lucas AZ hospital In Lowell. Mass.
having died Of the measles. After heI
sister. recovery from the same the ~
mains will be- brought here for burial be
.Ide her father. II seems very sad fOl
the sorrowlng mother and only sister
Who have the sympathy ~ all.
We we're highly entertained by Sal
vatIoni.t a few days since, Mr.. Lew
ellyn, of Portland, who was healed ~
nervous prostrailon aud converted some
i've years since, now travelling about hl.
Master. work. a. so plainly Indicated.
Every one rejolccs AZ the sunshine
after the storm Tor We had seemed some
time decidedly under the weather 90 Ia
speak.
school has been put ~ for the week
because 10 the epidemic ~ colds with
which nearly all are AFFLICTED.
Dr. J. &. Caldwell ~ Buckheld has
been called 90 SEE several ~ the sick In
the absence of our local physician, Mrs.
George v. rulslfcr. Mr.. Clinton Rates,
Mrs.. &. D.. Handy aud Mrs. Cory Bonney
being among the number.
Mr.. Allen a.. Abbott has been very
bad. u was reported, with erysipelas,
being attended by = Canton physician.
The \. l.. :. 4. T.. entertainment and
basket picnic will D. held AZ the Baptist
church Thursday evening.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Harry Doblc ~ south
Paris are I.iting relative. aud friends
about town.
Mr.. 4 l.. Colby, ~ Anioyer, y. stop
ping with her late husbands sister, Mr..
james Hicks, Who has suffered With
rheumatism, nearly all winter. Charlie.
Colby, a brother, !. shortly 90 remove Ia
WOrrcsteT, Mass, We learn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
EavratIlC

A hammer md needle party vas given
At the Congregational vestry Thursday
evening. Tie prizes were awarded 70
Mis- Ida iilhserand and ierecr' ''od''
don.
\ very interesting meeting OF the
woman's Club Was held In the ,estry
rrl.lay afternoon. "lIectho,en, The
Man" Nrs. Norwood; "fhe Mysticism,
Mr-. Lorl, aud "iii. Contemporaries,
Mrs. Casseil, were the papcrs presented.
Al we're very fine and several enjoyable
musical numbers were given.
Miss Annie u. O.gooi spent sunday
In Portland.
Mr.. \. y. Lewis, lately returned from
Washington, gave an entertaining sc-
count 81 hi. Walt al the Chautauqus
mectlng.
Howard roor, q graduate ~ the Acad-
emv, nov AZ Bosdoln, aud Mr.. Donovan
% Colby University, gave talk on the
work ~ the \. NJ. 4. 4. Ia college. at
the Vestry Last sunday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
MISr PARIS

Mtsr 81 our firn,ts are using ths
new T. tent evaporation IN their s'p woods
this 4 ring.
n gnngers hal iull house at thelr
enie' lament ~ az evening. rhis ~
tertsamsut wss to b. given Monday
night bat WAS postponed Ia Friday ou
acCo,int 81 the weather.
At the village school meeting held n
the schcol hoass fri,iay evening, \. y.
curtis Nas chosen mo,ierstor, D.. H.
Brown, clerk. aud !. X. Tucker sgrni.
They voted To grade the school Zoe the
next thr~e terms, aud elected \. j. Cur
tis grading committee.
". =. Parker. 81 Bethel, WAS In the
place Friday. lie !. travelling on the
rad for the Bethel Chair Company this
spring.
l.. II. Andrews 4 In New Work on a
business trip Tor the Pioneer Company.
Ih-r, l. % D. an auction sale 81 futni-
turv ~ =. n. Humphrey store Monday,
April Gth.
David EmmOns aud wife have rr,urn-
"a frrm th,ir pleasure trip to washing
ton. n. e.. and other places.
q A. Young l. hanging rcom paper
Zoe "a number ~ our CiiiSens.
NJ. \. l.. hiitrv,igv ~ Paris ilill has
novel a. thi. plscc. lie l. q good paint
~ and has already Engaged Co paint .
number "a houses Ia thi. vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
nREr.Mnnn

when have wc had mor- genuine,
true blue. simon purr line storm than
tho one iust p4stf u was 80 cold at ilrst
that the rain glazed az II tell, AMI con-
.~qucutly dii not carry on 80 much oi
the snow a. II othcrSise would, bat u
settled " nearly pnr-hilf ~ u WAs.
~. swan and wife arrived here on a
Walt insi h-forv the storm commenced
saturday. aud started for home the
neat morning In the ralu, fearing l"st
the rad. would become imph..ahlr.
They rvI,ort Whpoplng cough aud other
.lcknes. Ia their family nearly all WIN
ter. WhloN laulsa ~san has been pros
tratei the most 10 the tine, ant "a all
appearance her earthly pilgrimage i ihsi
drawing 90 close. Aged -.
a. y Cumming, c0mmenc~l saving
birch about one week ago, having nearly
ap1 cords IT, work up.
John \. Titus a 90. have eat ani
hauls,i spool and chair Wood FROM 10,
Iryant farm Ia the Pond amounting Z"
over s>Dl. sylvester cole aud his .nil
Fred have been At work for them the
most Of the winter. ~. partner, VII.
Leach, who came there for winter
bob. has moved back 90 HI. home IN
IIslloNell.
Mr.. Titus has ak sheep for which h.
paid 81. They arr the largest AMI iln'
ct ", ever saw. aud we'll worth the
money. lie bought them for sort of
foundation CA which Ia raise q lock.
q. \. Brook. closed hl. school la thi-
district last Tuesday. and the following
Friday evening the school had their eN-
hlbitlon. IL consisted of the usual VA
ricty ~ piece. interpreted with music,
instrumental aud vocal. The school wa'
a good deal broken up In consequence
of the teacher being thrown from hl-
carriage .oon after commencing u, aud
also by the sickness aud death at hl'
infant child. still the scholars mai,
good progress Ia their studies.
Had cold. or something worse ar
quite prevalent about here. especially
among the little folks, being 40 sever
In some case. a. to require the AID of
physician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

AMER this, cur protracted line storm,
zap weather viii b. Ia order.
We regret to learn that Mr. aud Mr..
~. v. Edwards are to stay In Ma.sachu-
sets the coming season, having Stu
atious az the we.tboO Reform school,
Mr.. y. ~. Mcluiirc l. "a teach the
summer term IL school In No. !.
Mr.. T.. T.. Grant has sold hi farm "a
u. N. Wiley IL Lowell.
Mr.. T.. T.. Woodbury. l. on the sick
ll.t.
Mr.. Mlnot Ne,crs, while looking for
hens eggs, fell through the scailold
door. iujuring herself quite badly.
Mr. aud Mr.. 4. n. iIsmlin arr visit
ING friends ~ Mechanic falls.