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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
WEST SUMNER.

Mud tine aud thc carriage. that az,
..rn shos that The ruids are royal
make. heal. scar,r, bat Ne arr none the
c.. r,joiced that spring l. herr, though
II IA. hrru 80 slow IN appearing.
Mr.. Fr~i y. llsrrvtt 80 Augusta i
d,liing Aunt Lydia kcrnc Zoe few
days
Mi.. Emma Rycr.on. Who has drrs.-
mixing ruUm, a. Mr.. lloNr's, has b""u
.-rurvl a. teach the summer teuu II
school IN our village. W. arr glad ~ 81
COOL teacher a. her past reputation
shnWs
Frank L. barrett. Who has been obllg
III a. .ucrumb a. sickness, l. GA the
gain. ne b. laNr~ncr. 40" llitl" sou ~ y.
H.. Il.rrv. also clinton Bate baby
gItl and pnttic NAV Head.
q. T.. Iltnly will I've Zoe the prrs"ni
II OH. Nlfc'. fathers, II. II. Mc\lli'tsr' :.
John T.. herr, Ia. b-"n elected 10 hll
the vacancy ou the b1ari ~ sslccim'n
caused by th- rr.lgnAtion of h. J.. Bow
krr.
thirle. Mrlhnr j. a. work for VT
John IItrrvti IL D@ring later handling
anl caring for hi. numerous horse. N'
learn.
Wilson l,yrr.on aud Harlan Hl.bcs
camr home FROM Hebron fau Day; the
latter. after /, Nrrk'. vacation, will ~
turn fnr the summer tern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
LOWELL.

Mr.. Isaac Eastman !. recovering from
hl. recent Illness.
There VA. quite an exciting horse trot
AZ the village 'rhur.day afternoon. The
u,rtle. were 4. ~. Lewis with Eclalr Jr.,
&. y. Eastman With hi. Victor Patchen,
four-yesr-old stallion, aDd D.. y. box
Nth the stallion "Dr. Fox" II VA.
about an even thing between them aud
come COOL honest trotting and Hue speed
we're shawn.
The log. In kea,ir River are all down
10 the village poni ready To be- slipped:
smelts Ar. running freely al the mlll
brook.
I'm. sSth anniversary Of the organi-
,.tlon Of the q. \. u. wa. celebrated by
Parker Post, No. Isl, by appropriate
and Interesting service. at the Con
yreg,tional church, At the Centre, Mon
d,y evening, April 9Th. The exercises
consisted IL post history. short adj.
dr..... by members 81 the post. Sons oi
Veterans, aud citizens, also readings and
music. Precisely at $3.50 general order
No. l. wa. read, followed by prayer by
I.ry. Mr.. Card of the Christian church
The most interesting part ut The pro,
gr.mme wa. when the boys all mirche'
out on to the platform aud sang some ol
the old war songs ne they used To sinE
them thirty years ago. The programme
though quite lengthy MAS listened Il
With marked attention by all present
AMI al its Close comrades snd citizens
united In pronouncing u q success and
IA. no.t eaIoyable gathering Of the sea
,on. O>E or THIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
MIsH aI1hEI


Splendid spring weather, aud We pre-
diet the sugar season over. II has been
= short aud sweet one.
4 single frog has dared TO speak Of
spring.
Albion Il. Mason Lost = nice COW last
Wednesday from rupture, making i've
COW. be la. lost In the past - years. IL
Il singular when We consider the fact
that hi stock !. always well car~l for.
A. ". Grover has q sheep that drop
ped two lambs recently, Que ~ which
ha. i've legs. The odd lex hang. BE-
tween the two natural forcleg., Il about
two Inches shorter aud has three hoofs.
The lamb l. doing we'll. 4. W. e..
doubtless has an eve Ia the "show bush
ne.s, a. b. ad,ertl.es hi. farm Tor sale.
The box swallows have already come,
along with the singing birds; . little
early for summer.
Painting aud rc.hlngllng bulldlng. l.
the order ~ the day.
The .ick one. arr comfortable ani Inn
proving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
gavTaiiaC


The last meeting ~ the woman's Clut
for the year will be- held next Friday
The subject % the meeting i "Bayar
Taylor." The officers for the ensuing
year will bc chosen NJ this meeting.
Mrs. life u In New York.
Mrs. VI. u. Bsrkcr has returned FROM
Bo.ton.
4 party va. given by the young poo-
pie on Thursday evening at the Frye
burg House.
Charlie. l.add I. builling q lnrg. aidl-
tion Ia hIs store on Main street.
School In District No. 2 commence.
next Monday With Ml.s Mari of Cornish
a. teacher.
John wad.wotih was In town this
week.
An entertainment will bc given At
Marx. Hall Tuesday evening by the
chlldrn ~ the New Church society.
At the school meeting la District No. ]
held saturday evening John Warl was
chosen agent.
Mr.. I. N. johnson IL Portland was Ia
town Friday.
There was no school IN the academy
on Fast Diy aud the DAY following.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
nIckYAIE


Otis wymtn has, the ioh e. drive about
l;pp cord. ~ poplar out ~ spear
stream. Ia" cr,'s commenced to throw
u Ia the llih u mu. we'll snd oil
driver. .sy Il i.a very goal stream ~
drive on.
Sun.hln~ ,ui .hps-t. aho,e sni srg-
~ und"fi"ot.
Msplr sugar makers made tNicv glad,
~hcu the ap started aud when u stop
ped.
Ru.incs. 4. booming Ten men toss~d
four hundred cori. ~ pulp Nooi Int"
SI-s,r stream in tea hnurs.
Deacon wym,n holts, stNs and
bunchc, twelve thou.,u shingle' day.
lIou.~ cleaning ,ni painting ar the
oulsr ~ tlr lsV.
south Hu,khrid. the constable aui
old Hons don't sgrrr about that lhs.
IN, ufiltrr iat. tNts meant o. prevent
hylfophobii AMI .h"-p KILLING, the dog
ays NJ. bat your pluck in show.
.plnstcr s1Ns nrlihrr bat that sui the
pink law prove. hpN superior q"
dog. anil women IN Wlslum oar law
mikrrs wvrr. which,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

The sap season has about closed.
There have been about 40 gallon. OF
syrup made In this nelghborhood.
william v. Blcknell from Boston AZ
rived at the Hartford Cold spring Farm
last week With car load of household
furniture.
Mrs. Lot Keen has been to south rah.
taking care Of her daughter, Mrs. fred
Bonney, who Il sick.
Miss Matte Purki. teaches the sum
mer term at the i.ine school.
Aunt Marcia Rates has returned from
Canton aud looks ss fresh a. q daley.
She Il ~ years aid, but Il ready tn do
all the spinning she can Get With nest
ness and dispatch,
II you ever go TO huekheld village,
call on Stanley blsbee. lie will cell
you -four and other groceries at very
low figure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
pORrIR


Rainy aul rather cold ior ihi. time II
wear.
Mr.. Je.se rugslry died quite suddenly
frum a ~ - st.opl-Ny. ile hal gone
o. his harm to t,,,i al. stock where hs
wss f1uud unconscious.
Mr. .. 4. fryngh has hls stand up ant
iSsri~i. When completed u ~ill mak"
quite an addition a. the looks ~ the
place
n thc annual school meeting la ih,'
place the folloNing uiiic~rs Wcrv chosen
N-lsraisf ,art laHas. Iryulh.
tirNI 4 frsufh
Asrnt. I. 4 trvnsh
Mr.. Jharir. Nuti~r'. iauglief d'~l
in Connecticut Nh~rv shc Nas attending
tLr .,hool fur ~, deaf mi dumb. She
Nouli h,,, dui.hei her cuur.c Il stnly
Ia short time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
RosBuRY.

BOrn the l.th Inst, In the wife of IT,
\. Thomas, a daughter.
John Reed Ia. hi. nice new barn near
IN done except cl,pbOar,ilng.
Many arr suffering With the grip.
Pred knapp l. till At the blasting In
the river.
4 few river drivers ar. here, but there
I. not quite water enough for good driy-
Ing, bat therr l. plenty ofPoplar to Work
on when the water !. too low for larger
lumber.
Freeland Abbott was through here
With a team ~ hi. nice hor.e.. lie u
not breeding trotters, but fine drivers
lie van hitch up horse aud take Ia thrce
or four men-no matter N they belong
Ia the other .ex-and drive out oil sight
of the fancy irotters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
OaEORn


fhursdty sVening Maple l"dgc, Ncs
England Ouiyr 20 i'rutc,tion. sas insii
tuisi 40 NslchNillc hy Grand Secretary
u. NJ lryc ~ SpringNslc sssislrd by
oliver polc - stage Lake Nth twcnty-
eight charter msmhsrs.
VIII Dean former rvshleni, Was in
tuNu lat week.
Mr. Stevens l. sigk With eryslpelas.
NJ. tultun has moved Into the hous.
lately occupied hy Alvin Mari.
There d. a. D. an entertainment Tor
ths bsu,dt a the Eugius Company at
urlay evening AZ the school house.
The Hebron students ary 40 h"inc on
4 short vacation.
Mr.. Nm. Fsunce has h-,u very sick.
Niss irns Perkins l. teaching AZ To
hni ~prings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
WEST sucsrltlo.

II. Harlow IA. gone TO Lynn, Mass.
lie l. going into the Insurance business.
Angie Ellwooi has gone "a Paris To
Nork for Vim. Poster.
Mr.. VIM. Harlow u sick.
Be.sle Turner l. sick.
I.aac Fulle' Ia. moved GU To the Ty-
ler farm.
&. Fauncc 1. going to move into james
smith. house.
I. VI. smith Il .hlngling the barn on
the :. 4. Harlow place.
Webster Maxim IL AZ 4. Tsylors.
Morton CLARK l. going Ia Waltham'
Mass. Ia work on farm this summer
J. ". smith cat his foot quite badly
April lith.
VI. 4. warrrn I. az work for hi. broth
er. 4. 4. Warren, graftlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
euuFoRo cIsrRI.

\ full stock 81 vail paper. at D..
stephens.
Mi.. susie Grlhim will teach the sum
mrr term In thi. district. Nil. Lucy
Iufkln will have charge II the TED lilll
school.
Nc. Frank GOODWIN has taken u. D..
Martin. farm 10 carry on this year aud
Ia. moved there.
Alvin Goddard came very near losing
hl. life rrc-ntly by falling timber bat
fortunately va. not hurt much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
UPTON.

Charlie. l.. Abbott died very .uddenly
az heart failure Monday. Oh 18Th Inst,
agcd 81 years. lie vii be greatly missed
la the home circle by his many friends.
lie leaves a wife, mother, two brothers
and a sister. iIis love aud care OF his
widowed mother has been very unselfish,
slway. thinking IL her comfort and
happiness. u can be- truly saii OF him
that he never spoke an unkind word to
his mother.
Mr.. stearns, a native Of Maine. now In
Apdo,er Theological Seminary, IL "a
labor With us during the summer. I've
Will be here the 18th of June,
Mr.. u. y. West returned from Nor
way "Wednesday.
1bs stags stiil Gomez In on runpers,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

Yesterday. the 18th ~ Npril, was q
wonderful dhY. rvmem,sr nothing
Ike u .inr- thc !ith II \pfil, lsi.. 80
that time the snow Nas mosily gone Ia
the fields, bat lot Va the wu".ls. l'c".
pie h,d ju.t b.gun their spring Work.
II Nas al done With oxen. several Ia
thl. vicinity droptcd dead In the hrli,
overcome b, the heat. Ihen a. nov The
rivers oVcroisei their hanks aud tho
lntsr,alr. wrrv flooded.
There I. much bar" gr"uud tai. morn
log snd the rad. arr almp.t impas.'ble.
4. =. Bean. cfrN At Ms.1n arr doing
big busincs. saving birch. In .iN
dsys lat wc-k thcy saved y! cofd'-
~ IL copls day.
There /. a loud call for oxen aud .c,.
eral pair. have be-n sold here.
spring pig. arr plenty, bat not chap
a. Vet.
iIay l. plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
.gwRs.

Sauad. 10 river driver. are nov daily
.r.n CA the Rad a. the lake.
NJ. l.. Thur.ton has .iN hundred cords
- spruce pulp Nooi Ia Little River Al
North NcWry to drive out. lie COM
menc,,i Operations Last Monday.
\ good many people are sick Win
cold, some have Ia grippe.
Tuesday evening the Young folk we're
Invited 90 spend the evening at Ill
Stearns. Maple sweets were dispensed
aud a general good time was the report.
Charles Raymond l. "a NOV. iato III"
Harlow house across Bear River soon,
80 hear.
Nathan fro.i and family have returned
to their residence la thi. town from NJ
hsny. Mr.. fro.t l. In poor health.
Robins are singing this morning. but
the weather l. not a. yet exactly balmy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
sMEnEN

Nrrsrst to Iraru that Mr.. 4. n. Hau'-
lrl family are s.iuu o. move io Brun.-
f.a. having rented a farm near the WI
-. 'hf their children NAV have the
fi'iu.sgr. % the guoi schools thsrr.
D. F.ummsr cour,uded al. sugar
afa.rc f1r thi. .s-isou "a Tuesday. ~
..ff.u- hi. friends 90 a .ugtring Oh. \
'r-E pleasant time VA The result.
u. Hanson % Brilgtan Nss lie town
,..' e',k booking after veal calves.
i.'l az s,arcc, a. many are rai''ng
.L-u tlis wear
NJ viii Mari {. .lo~ly recovering
Do Lvafh
NJ. biuiel Adams Continues very
fHurIF
Ahuy tru suffering nth colds.
A,ss lirlsn Mead 0f North Bridgton y
NJ.
D.. W. kenneth think. Of bailding q
acN haru INA. summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
SoUur BUcsFiGlp.

4 glad goodbye TO the SHOWS Of win
Ter.
- .oy. Illll IA. tgru~l hls hand Ia
letter writing. How many temptation.
beet "a. iu thi. World. Another good
man fallen. We arr truly sorry, DaNh'
Ws built great hoI,-s CA you, hat Ne BE-
Il..,. ,ou are further from the goal OF
your ambition than before.
The widow MulioOn' "a" name u not
familiar. she does not belong 90 our set.
- us hall DOT have the pleasure 81 To-
Producing John % hi. afilanccd. Please
sccrpt oar congratulations aud be''
wishes.
a e.. Packard has bought back hi.
old farm. This farm Nas purvhtsed twu
,..r. ago last fall by Ne.srs. iiersey a
~h.w wha made profitable oIersiion
ln cutting OF the Mood aud timber aud
th.y nov .ell back to the former oSDer'
Rrport .av. II cu.t ah"ut 80 Ia opru
the road la t,corge Longs district can-'
ri largely by leaving the road Va tbs
Winter aud making a SinteFroad through
thr hsll.. -,
A. Lowell had some forty tree. la hl'
youns orchard badly gnaSei by mice
our tree. escaped unscathcd.
Barring car army experiences ui'
writer IA. bcen lucky man.
Albert Merrill has lost a coz.
Clara RUSSELL has gone % Boston.
spring pig plenty al two doilAr'
apiece.
4 Young nan here. John All~n, u
prohshly Tie bet r,lucitci man la tost
aud H. avs his education IL a curse u
him. In cutting cord SOod the othei
day John eat a gtsh clear acros. tin
1 ole ~ A new oyersh0c aud never knew
N "a. tlone antll the next day.
Charles E.s Tucker !. grafiing III
natural fruit trec..
Our doable al the Mills l. s,ill trading
COWS.
Representative lIersey attributes tn
failure II the Legislature To enac
rrms.llal legislation uPou TAXATION large
I Ia "a the dilatory action Of the commit
t... In making their reports. lie .ai'
thai Whsn the salary ~ the ordinary leg
i.l,tor was expended and be had got q
f,ll back upon his purse he feli that ~
had pressing business at home. W.
shoaiiur be surprised 10 the committee
and the legislature generally heard fron
the people next year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
saR1r BUcsriGlo

I.,man | l.h l. At work fur II a. Tier.
.st this spring.
ohsflc. Damon anil family ate AZ hi.
fathers. Chandler Dimon's.
Ucorgv a. Damon has gone Ia Port
land a. work
l. u. Fuller !. mo,ing on {" the Ism".
Tyler plac-.
=. y. lilckncll and l.uih"r Turner ar
painting Tor Elmer Muslin.
william ,ispp - salem, Mass, ~.
AZ John Crv..sy's over SUNDAY, 10" 9TH.
Mf. Cfrs.cy and hi. son william rriutn-
~ to Salem With VIZ 'spp Moniay.
clint Mason. Who u AZ work az south
Waterford butter factory, va al homr
q frw day. lat week.
Born, April 81, To IA" wife II lirrmou
Morse, a huV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
FAST sRow.glllp.

Mi. Nddlr Nllard h,. hni.hci hes
.chnol ~ Ch,ih,m ani 4. At home.
Mr.. Y. u. ~tltknrv continue. very WI.
T.. \ lIradhury'. mill dan went uut,
~ q pirt ~ 10. on ~unlay evening, after
NJ, heavy niu II will hc quite q little
iuh o. frpiir it.
" the .rhuol mortiug l.. H. Uiles Na'
rhusru gent.
l.. ~. Gilc. aud wife have left, having
hc.u herr through thr Nintsr.
IN. Mc.sr.. wagg sni Mr.. ,,ih.ou
from l'-i.tons were Va town last srck
loking o,rf the l'rfkin. ledge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
AES1 PARIS

The Mey1ellst SUNDAY school have
added . Rt Of choice new books to their
library!
ThSchapel will BE- much improved Ia
look. by the coat ~ Monarch paint
which I. being administered TO the out
side.
service. were held In the chapel In the
afternoon on Fast Dsy.
Mrs. I.oflnia Curtis Il having her
stand painted with Monarch paint.
The lot Tor the corn factory u all
cleared. Mr.. Willis Ia. contracted la
build the shops aud inform. va that he
intend. e. commence work on them the
dr., 10 MAY.
Moses swans wife, ~ Young Till,
died Friday night 81 pneumonia, age
TWENTY-FIVE years.
:. ". Durham l. having his house
shlnglcd.
Mr.. Estes has had quite = Job In this
vicinity the past scck repairing chin
news.
,.olden Rule Iyodg. have aNery gooi
entertainment prepared for next We'd
ncsday evening. April al, consisting 81
vocal aud instrumental music, rccita-
tlons, declamatlons, reading. aud two
farccs. Admission u cents. The pro-
ccc,is are Ia b. used In the purchase ~
an organ. The entertainment IL Ia bc
held In Centennial Hall.
Mr.. Mary ". Young, wife ~ Jared
Young. age ~ years, passed from 'he
carr. ot this life "wednesday night. Her
health IA. been falling for some tune
ps.t. She Ia. bccn the faithful wife of
Mr. Young for htty years. The funeral
services are To- H. held IN III" baptist
church ihi. SATURDAY, afternoon, con-
ductci by l,ry. q. Allsyden II Auburn.
Fashionable millinery and lowest prize
y. are always found at Mulholland 4
Phillips, south Paris aud Oxford, We.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
epIRlI

6 wsiGrr 9. doing m" paluting ou
srysu ilu-islun's new houss.
IloNard Turner h,s taken Tho oil slN
mill doNn aui pi.~i the grist mill az
AMI IA. 1T hi n.N water wheel. an
M. buIkh-ai l-.ing Wctkcn-,l hy taking
down the old Mill Nss Washci "ui hy
last saturday nisht'. rain AMI dsm ,gr,i
him about so. Mr. nuitcril'ld i al
work fpr him nj camc quit" near being
druNus,i. Lat Monday While AZ work
b. icll head hr.t IN about four feet II
sWift running water sui bat Tor The
prompt as.i.ttnc, ~ Turner would have
h...u druN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
EAST BETHEL.

The stage came Ia With wheel. aus
crossed the river la the boat Tor the mrs
time MONDAY night, April 18th.
Nov the boy. hunt the mu.krtt.
Ml.s Mlnnir \kefly, Who Ia, beef
spending the winter At Madison Bart
lc,t'.. Ia. gon. Ia Gorh,m, y. ".
Eugcne Libby !. al work Tor VI. D.
Bsrtlett.
". -. Holt l. gaining from hl. sick
ness. 400,
T.. =. Bartlett has gone Ia Berlin Mil.
Y. a.. Ia work for the summer.
spring work has commenced In Coos
earnest both for the farmer aud house
ksestsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
HIRA.


NJ. Noah Rankin oi Portland !. In
town.
Eugene u. Martin h.. returned tn Der
Tia, y. a., where be has charg" 81 .
hardware store.
The Uni,crsali.t. held an entertain
ment al Greene. Hall fast Day evening
With supper. vocal aud Instrumental
music, rrCltatiOn., etc.
Ga May dih Mr.. Julia \. Ihurstou
will cell the homestead aud pcrsonnl
property II her father, the late Daniel
rferc-.
Ephraim T.. Hanson has Injured hi
foot severely ON the narrow guage rail-
rad.
Mr.. william \. Storcf !. la very poor
health.
Mi. Louise Flint Ia. engaged the
summer school In the spring District.
George ". o.gooi !. recovering from
hl. severe Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
STOW

Mf. charlie. Day has returned hom"
FROM Massachusetts,.
Mr.. We.ley Emerson h4. gone Ia
Massachu.stt. where h. will take his
family.
Mr. wm. rcrkin. .. .lrk With pneu-
monh.
Nr Eugene charlie c,i, hi' foot quli"
bsdl, tn lith
Mr.. Orrn O.g"od from fyrburg i
visiting her parents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
DENMARK

~uUmsu ~sau, 20 Modesto. california,
Nae called humr owing tn the illuvss "a
Iis father. ! e. swan, Nhn i. not "a
us,fsl o. IiNv.
o.. \. i1gs.I. aud J. y smith are in
Portland
Ibr y.mm.it.r uu builling the nrs
tusu lHu.s advertise Zoe proposal. inr
flUuu. E iu fhr Brigtnu Ness. Biis
r,ts.,,ei Hr tLr committee 600 o'clutk.
APRIL .'.h
IIesrI Head 81. bIillins a stable siN
o. f,sf anI mtk'ug ivrtir. un hls barn.
VIII have One go 20 hulliiugs
Ifsfsu wears fhtt thr tusu Nui''i iu
rNrmr Huruham 4 Mprriils corn sh"p
from uNatin1 eNviV,i Narvh 'th aui
.thlf hm viii tssI.t 90. in making mad,
st,. iu tlr FUTURE.
All lumlsuuen are busy putting in
thrir Iog. ior ihs hr.t drive. The river
i.Nyry fuli az present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
GRAF

We have revived The .ad new. of the
death ~ 4. l.. Nbhott ~ Upton, dl~i
shilr doing hu.lnr.. az VIZ. Ntrickhnd's
about one mile from hls home. lie Wa
Young man that will b" greatly missed
In hls toNn.
Charles Ry.rson will commence Ca
iri,. river to.morruR. The streams arr
up ~ /, good driving pitch At this writ
Ing.
:. 4. DNi.. Who Ia. b~'n lumb ring
1t .r,fton. will ~ to hi. home ~ Ne
ylnnir Pail. neat week.
! n. aul \. I. farrar sold a nice
young horse To- W.. frri Lane IT Upton,
price tso hundred dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
NORWAY LAKE.

Nathan Foster died Wednesday, the
18th: funeral services at his residence At
ten o'clock 4. N. saturday.
Dr. IIaleltou /. sick With pneumonia
:. \. steSen. VAS la Portland the pas,
week.
n. VI. Rowe sold all the personal es-
tate II the late VI. j. Rove at auction
thi. week.
jane. smith Ia. been having his
building. painted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
EAST r1BRos

Mr.. aud Mr.. l,cnsrllsr Poster are
very lick with Ia grippe.
The Changers are very busy ou their
new hall. hoping to ct Il up .Oon al
they can "a. ia. stable under the hall.
1. e.. kccnc la. gone a. North Au'
burn To- work With hl. team grading
around the new spring house.
Mr.. ani Mr.. frccm,n fsrris ~ Port
land arrived the 18th Ia Welt Mr.. -
sister. Mr.. Poster.
Travelling 1. very hard, owing Ia the
recent rains.
school teachers are very plenty Ia
thi. vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
aROWNElEID-

Tl,e road. are getting quite dry.
Rey. Frank lIarton, formerly III Brown'
neId. nov of Bethel, l. visiting his
mother, Mr.. Patten, ~ this village
lie prcachcd for Rev. Mr.. Eastman sun
day morning.
4 pew pos, Office l' established al
West Brownheld.
Mr.. ". Poor dled Wednesday. iis
had been sick a long time.
Audrew Durgin has bought the Charles
Bean house.
House cleaning -eems to be- the on'
thing needed just at the present tlme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
PET slS OF r-E WEEK ~ A.
,t.r lNs OF r-E COUNTY
MILLS

Ne. u.-, li.lIuu ~ Wet Paris j. la
...|.Hg fIruI.
N. b O. Rand q Portland "a. iu
.. .... RttA
N... O. q Tu..um a.. rvtgrncd frum
A.'. fII'.. where shs has bcrn stop
n. E.r ...tef ths past wtuier
t '.aai lemphrs are going "a have '
Ufr NprI BHh llope all all
attend Everybody i Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

Have more than esse ,ssa .As.i by N. timely
a-r IL Ksmp. iAAl.sm Cor she thru. ami lung
sf,rr al other vmeiles i.sd been ttei In saia.
Ihc Balsasa stops deray Of Me lanxs AM cure IN
huenss AL acute anil chronic coafhs. Ibswns'
.sl.~s u,s.ilrip< In the uosi thai sets - prOmtS
In. certainly nsos thAs dos its vork 80 thor.sfh
IL q Kemps Balssm. Al druEztSs ssn W
LArrs bSssies nc ed ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

...r...urut ~ Farm fur sale
H .nsrr 90 Ws.t Iirthsl, iu an
.Hr Hf 600. PAPER. hfi1ris au
f.r .ume Uur 60 purrhA.F
f."u ~ft aIt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

ne comedy. "uui % lli. >phsrv, Sill
.. r-..ruf,,l h1 lu.ai talent no Academy
T.. ..Nf lri,laf evening. followed hV a
...u.nlIr NimissiHu d. aul no vents /.
.....r- l' .rufs. Al arv lu,tr,i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

r... aui NJ. \ 4. W-lgv lrtt Wed
....I.t ,a.ttInu trip uttNo or thru
...l. tn Nls.tghusrtis and ,onno,iicui.
.... eHI .pfni mu..t 20 their time Niih
Al. WrTer.s rirruf. ht HtuiHm, 'unn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21
IAsr PERU

DIV. Goiing IA. been painting hl.
hou.- and barn. Altcft p~>hou ~ Au-
burn !. doing the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

De-. NJ llamitou preached >unda,
.......r Ifr H1ais frum Nrghaus
t.....-, nns r5..,hls. AMI NJ llamII.
... ..mr ever, SUNDAY when th'
...rf.r eU permit. .o until further
..... rrrs,hiur -sr,irr NAV hv 81
.....I 81 fhs tuINrr.allst ,huryh tt
..... ...I.,k ever, SUNDAY Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

NI..ss psisv and Matte Muslin are
making visit iu Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-21

Niece. srtcv and Gertrude Harlow
f.,. returned from Hebron 4 airmy.