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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
FAST SUMNER.

Ths eclipse came 90 according Ia the
program aud ~. seen by bots II sPc,'ta-
tor. a. u Was free show.
IN. raln storm that 5000 followed
"a. welcomed by many that a., short
20 water.
The hne dry weather thl. TALL {. the
topic When friend. met.
IN. rvmains 81 Mr.. Alpha he"u we're
brought io sumner on "Wednesday iof
burial They c,m~ from hritgr~aier,
Mas. Nbsrv h. had been reading.
Mi. Lydia kccn, Who di"i r-ycntly Al
we.t sumner. sas the last one ~ the
Judah ke-n family that once livci In
>umasr. Nine children gr-s az ant
nearly al rvar-l families Ia sumner, vet
nov ihsrv are none ~ the descendant. io
perpsiuste the name Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
aOlHuaN

Mr.. Hammond who IA. h-cn at work
for Mr.. Locks thi. fall has ciurnc'i "a
her home NJ Wet Peru.
Mr. l.. II. Rcoi slth few hands !. II
hls MILL doing whatever saving the
farmer. call for. and preparing iur tie
winter job IL saving hirch.
Jo-"ph REED, Who worked for VI. y.
Ia, boz the past season, IN. moved hack
t. nyrou With hls family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
NOawAx LAKE

Mi. Lillian Iialne. u stopping a, Al
fred shsttuck's.
Mr.. l.. 4. Brsdbury's uncle aud
cousin have bern visiting her this week.
:. 4. steven. Ia. been surveying land
for ". ". Pride aud WIN. u. Perry.
They have traded part Of their farm.
with each other which make. II better
for both.
Emerson kilgorc Il hauling lumber
for Andrew Upton Who ]. rebuilding his
barn that was burned.
Webster kilgorr has been At work Tor
y. A. stevens on hi. buildings this week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
gIlIAO

\ warm rain Tuesday helped "a swell
the streams ready for winter.
There will h. tho usual amount ol
numbering done TIL. winter.
4. q. larry, =. T.. aud a.. y. Eich,r,i.
son haV, moved Into the woods sud oil
cut Que million fcci ~ sprucr.
Henry wight will cut sp,0D fcct w
the Wight nrook Valley.
Charles Hilton, Who has charge ui
building the Will River MILL, will build
q steam blrrh mill about thru. mile.
above On the lin. ~ the railroad ani vii
s,w about go coris q year.
The car. ar- running nov about seven
mile. up the valley aud .till they ar,
grading aud laying the .'ecl for abou,
four mile. more. They m IKE about four
trip. d,y. Fare, NiggcrtoNn and re-
turn, - vents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
EAST HEBRON.

J. e.. Bouney has moved back his
good. from Mechanic Falls.
A. VI. fogg has purchased the old
store at this place aud intends 20 build q
house on the foundation.
BenI,nin Watson IL here at work on
the Grange Hall which Il progressing
finely.
Rev. Mr.. Newport, Of Mechanic Falls,
preached here last sunday evening.
Daniel y. Keene IL rushing his logging
business this fall.
u. G. Keene Il baildlng an Ice house
and cream room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHt oolNos OF rns wsGs m AL
SECTIONS or TIE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS

Mr.. J. u. Tucker s visiting friend.
In Boston.
Mrs.. Lsurs Warner has gone Ia Coz
nectlrut Ia spend the winter With her
daughters.
Ma. Linda Lecke and Niss Myrtle
Nste- returned home from kents i'm,
Thursday.
Although m. weather Was had Comi-
cal hro~n had . gccd patronage Mon
dsy evening.
ihs last change In the q. r. X. time
table give us an early mornlng mall
from Portland which plssse- our pseple.
cay Curtis l. tending the meat mar
kst for Mr.. brooks.
sheriff wounell % Bethel wAs In
this placc Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
ANnovEa

Vim. G. Bailey, alias Johnston, MAJ
brought before y. \. Hardy. Esq. or
complaint Of u. l.. Melcher for break
Ing Into his store Nov. I. Plead gailty
aud was bound over 90 the February
term III court.
We have had q most welcome rain.
The steam MILL has shut down Gill the
winter supply NJ birch comes In.
Our Methodist brethren stiii hold
meetings every night.
The frame az the dowel mill nj iii.
Falls IL up aud boarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
gRvERuRo.

Il
Nlss Margie Mars schooi, DlstrIc.
No. =, elosel Friday. the iJth. No.
Will close the 30th.
Mn. u. y. wormwood and children
have gone 10 her fathers In kezar Falls
for few weeks.
The swcienborgisns gave e. e. sup
PER at their vestry November i1th.
Miss ". y. Bradley has been In Port
land most of this week.
Qulte q number of persons wrut to
BOSTON on last weeks excursion. Among
them Mrs. Tsrbox, aud Misses Eva and
susie Walker. Mrs. Sue Tucker, Mrs.
Dana Webster and daughter.
Mr.. skinner's wife aud child have ar
rived from bethlehem, y. H.. and are al
Miss N. D. Charles.
Miss Fannie E.lgccomb. y. A., ~, ot
hessr Pals. Il Spending week at Mrs..
iiesli'..
Mr.. Aldrich aud daughter % rree-
port, Who have been At Miss \. y.
Page. Tor ten weeks. have gone home.
Ms. Helen Chapman will ~ Ia Irun.-
wick on saturday.
Dr. Bartlett, 81 s,onehsm, has arrived
and !. At the Walker House at present.
Mr.. iiildehrsnd'- family have vacated
the parsousg. snd Mr.. Noang has moved
Ia.
The Congregational circle meets al
Mr.. u. II. Wood~sri'. al East Conway
on Friday, the .Dth.
The fall term 30 the academy close.
on Tuesday. the siih. aud the winter
term viii begin In two weeks.
Mr.. Dennis VI. Cole, y. A.. -, on. ~
the heroes ~ the Labrador expedition,
viii leyiure Al Academy Hall on Tues
DAY evening, Nov. -, aud will probably
give the thrilling experiences of the die
co,cry that has made him famous.
Ih- potato rrop u quite large. \.
Jon~. raise. 1sfl bu.hcl.; =. l.. O.goo'i
sso; !. Weston s,no; T.. Emerson iD1;
u. \. ballard sOo.
The Boston sunday Globe for Nov.
18th has picture and Biographical
sketch ~ Gridley Jane. Fox bryant. the
Boston architect. III. acsdcmy here.
which was built In i>Si-J, vss designed
by Mr.. bryant. lie Ia nov nearly %
year. 20 age. bat IL still In the active
uur.uif 80 al. xn,..fioa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
FAST WATERFORD

win.low Blsbee aud l.. W. Flint are
getting considerable timber on their
land for George Bennett To saw for Luke
a y. m. brown Of North Bridgton.
Mrs. susie Cummings IL working At
Jerome Johuson's.
a. l.. Hilton L. building an Ice house
and cream room.
There vas quite heavy earthquake
felt about O'Clock the evening Of the
l6th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

Eorn 10 sweden. Nov. lOsh, "a the
wife a james Allan. q son.
\ very pleasant affair sas the little
party given BY tbe Young people Ia ths
family 20 NJ. ~. Y. Edward. ca Satut.
daV sysning - last week.
Everything vas very favorable Tor
p~oplr a. Observe ~. eclipse 20 the moon
ou sunday cNenlng.
\. ". Nash of North Con~ay and
t..,,rgv stevenson ot Riverside, Mass,
have visited az samuel rlummcr's ~
gently. doing some hunting bctSecn
shiles; they reported hunters very
plsutN sud a. q cous~Iuenc. game scsrCe.
pu Mondsy evening a noise Sas bssrd
~hich .om~ thoaght ~as an earthquake
aud o,hers thunder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
AnaIh.MIs1 aIInIl.

Ploughing November 18th.
VI. I'.nl.y VA. az Lewiston the lith.
IIi. health !. about the same-ls not able
la work any.
Mrs. Milton Chapman Ia. gone To
Portland to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs.. D. X. Bennett.
Henry Perkins Ia. come back from
Grafton. lie had the misfortune Ia cut
hI. foot badly and !. nov boarding at ~
Rollins.
4 particular friend ~ our John want.
Ia know Why he 1. an silent. tteli them
be I. looking up that COW. pedigree or
else helping ". VI decide how much but.
ter IN. cream will make per week. OF
course hc .till live, for ;. u. call. him
the "Ne.tor'' ani according Ia mytho-
logical history "Ne.tor" won all bitl".
and lived to a good old age In the hne
old days gone by.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
WILSON'S MILLS.

Mr.. NJ. A. Bennett Was la town the
fir-t II the week.
RS. Bean aud wife went Ia Bethel
Monday.
Grin Frost IL taking charge for Fen
mock & Hart.
y. A. Flint has lost one OF his newly
bought horses by lung fever.
II. A. storey IL still Improving MS
buildings. Il papering aud painting In
slie.
The roads we're a. dry aud dusty as in
mli.ummer before the rain OF Wednes-
dsy. 4.
Picked q dandelion In full bloom IN
the garden November iosh. an,
The whistle Of the new steam Mill A.
wentxorth's Location can be distinctly
heard here. We are thankful Tor even
the sound Of any harblngcr OF civ'iiiA-
tiOu herv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
LOWELL.

We wi.h Ia correct IA. item In regard
Ia the man Horn whom ". stated Was
buriol by the members ~ the Grand
Army. Arrangements we're made Tor
hl. burial az o'clock "wednesday, but
Tuesday night an undertaken arrived
FROM Pennington, y. w., srni by th.
whlos, Who took charge ~ the matter.
paid all bills and took IN. body away
With him.
q. n. Chapman bcg,n term ~ sing
Ing school At North frycburg rhursday
evening.
The school. at No. and the ccuirc
clo.c this week.
Mr.. =. VI. harrington aud daughter
carrie have BEEN on trip n Portland,
aud now drc..miklng Il the order ~
the day
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
AIMRN-

odd saddlcbsck hs. on = winter dress
TIL. morning.
Tuesday, afternoon snd evening was q
regular down pour. darcsay u Will h.
very welcome IN many places.
Province men aud Canadians are
iccking Into ~. logging woods In great
numbers. on this account wage. have
fallen four Ia IN dollars per month since
the beginning of operations.
steer calves arr not very plenty: nice
ones bring from slo 10 slj aplccr.
svlool In District w. 4 u Ia close
Friday ~ this week. The teacher, Mas
Hattie i.ltilchale, ~ TIL. town. Ia.
shown herself bath faithful aud efficient
In the discharge II her duties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
uAssiAoe oF A pARis ALL GOV

Eiehari iiampton Nose, the engineer
20 "a. Harrington lines la -. Louis
~as married a The tosts. liouse Ncsirr.
dsy morning o. Mi.s Charlotte curtis OF
rort Huron, Michigan. by the Rev. \. =.
~snie- - this city. The Young lads
came alone ~ th. Nay from ALT Lake,
tah. o. met hsr futur. Husband sud
~tll 20 20 oncs o. -. lloai- Nth him,
~hsrv thsy arv o. rrsids in M" future.
MI Nu-s l. sell kuosu az an sN-usss-
paper man ~ that city -kansss city
InurnlI INf. -. l-ll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
FAST saowNritlp.

There was disturbance among the
element. on Monday evening. about nlne
O'Clock. causing the sound oil rst'iihs
soor. and windows. several people saw
: a,.h Al the same time. Who can tell
us the cause'
CT. All4rd has been at home Tor
few days. , .,..,,,
ocr,,p,ing a part % l.. A. bradbury
tor, for the repairing 10 watches and
Isw.lry. and keeping the same for sale,
nj. family Will occupy the ieus. ~""''
,h. late Jonathan Llitleheld IiS~i'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
OXFORD.

I,ey. T.. a.. IIsmilton, 10 Mechanic
Falls, lcCtur-d al the VI. y. church Wei.
nc.,l,y evening". >ubiect, survival Ut
the fitte.t."
There will - harvest service held At
the congregational church sunisy, Nov
gai.
PRED wrhh~r la. moved to Norway
4 shock va. felt Monday evening Ike
an earthquake or the explosion OF
powder mill.
IL 4. reported that Orin Tracy Ia.
bought the house owned by Dur-ll 4
Hawke. which b. oCruplc..
Mi. iierths l'rndexier Vas here for a
.hoft time lat Nrek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
DENMARK.

Aur.lius Klmball of IIrownfeld u Wa
lting al. aunt. Mr.. susan W. Berry.
Arthur =. Potter, who has been at work
at Norway, has returned home.
A. 4. Pingre. has gone Into camp at
sebago, and has commenced his job of
logging.
The l,iie. 81 the I.ebckah lodge have
dance AMI supper Nov. 9Th, at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Eiwcod l.. PendrSter has commenced
hi. school at sebago.
Mrs. Jane. y. smith continues In a
critical condition.
Frank Whale. has moved into the
house owned by Rev. A. II. William.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
UPTON

WIFI, sargent cut of on. ~ hl. large
to-. Tuesday morning, als", Que of hi'
other toe. Va. cut partly on. bf.
TNiichsll was called Ia dress thrm.
Mr.. Mettl- lIernicc has . bad ruin.y
sorc In her throat.
IN. ."ciable met with Mrs.. L.. \. West
Wednesday.
The groand l. partially covered With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

.nmeshu pafflipg feature 20 ~"
.ht i. tlr quantity ~ Sairr running
.i. .msll hr,oks While there has
..s. .yr, little rain Toe almost thrve
fh.. aui ths large streams arr los
..i meow Wells entirely empty, some ~
.f. .maII br,roks have a. much water in
.I.u as ~ any time durins The summer.
Nfsfs I.-.s 10 Cum~ from
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

..t NJ llamlion vill not preach
T... .urrr thr slater munths, 80 that
..,. ~unIs, eiil D. his lat ssrNic" Tor
ODD. .s4.au. lic vill rrraCh here a.
...t' nt .hrr. o'cioyk Sunday Afternoon,
20 ~nuth l'sri. in th- eSsuing u u
4. ...I 900 expected shat srr, icvs Sill D.
r...H.#,I In fhs spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
anxANnts pOhn-

uI.. Ola Dudley has returned from
Barr,. where she Ia. been atena'"s
.sb.,ol az Goddard Seminary. :,
Geo. ID. Hoaghton aud family OF
rr.mingham. Mass, are on ust sn'o"S
..CamIcai Brown had = bad evening
-. ,or business. There MAS IA"
crowd In spite Of the storm. -,
Monday, Nov. -, the village seno.
on.a. with Miss Susie Thompson ~
teacher. .,.-,v -
covering iron his severe Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
WEST PERU.

News u scafVc.
There LA railroad being built along
the river. Every Que knows that, aud U.
u. Iiurgr-s has got hard stony Dob
buildlng Oh. new county rad, AMI
guc.s that be has found that out.
Frank l.obertson WAS at Paris Tuesday
attending Probate Court.
Mrs. W. \. Walker Il gu the sick list.
u. l.. Rowe has bought the Levi.
Reed LOT sni John Hopkins IA getting
the birth off for him.
Harry Mitchell has left the stage route
aud gone to lewiston.
frsnk Robertson Il carrying the u. =.
mall Ia Dickyale nov.
ONen Arnold 1. running tile grist Mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

It. sIli. .tili hluug up. ~ Innate.
..s lat Nr.k's y,,n.igumrut vuusisis
,fNHI iuhnsnn rl.is Nm. Rsil'N, Tor
FIJI. Nnis,rr burrhrN. John u. pa,i. ~
u ..u pIautatlnn fur ivbt AMI Gudolph
.tr. tramp. iohuson had iust com
I..fa.i term 10 tii~ state ffisun Nhen
I. 900 ths 20 a Mslchsr's store in M
dover tahf csnnot spsak Sord ~
ii anksy" To- 49, committed frum
~ sfsrfuri Both johnson snd l,hr afe
inner h.s.r,irr. 20 Iaiisr Sarlsnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
A sos.ss CITIZEN oF PARIS

lkHstau luurual Nut. "a
The writer this dsy made call upon
Mr.. Ziha Ihayrr 20 Brooklins, Nho ~
.ids. with hi daughter, Mrs.. LIBBY,
y tla~ IL one "a Boston. FORMERLY we'll
Lna~ n drv guod. merchants. the ocCasion
h.ing the sab birthday "a Mr.. Ihayer'
IN health. phy siqus aud mental condition
Mr.. Thayrr /. wonderfully yell prr-ef'-
III. due. a. b. ssvs. Ito his robust frame
regular habits 81 Industry upon Malice
farm. sohrirty. without scridcm ~
.sriau. sickurss during BIZ lons me- ain-
"A .ud ch.crr,i by gvsd digestion anu
l.ppy. cheerful frame 20 mind.
sid he. Twas born Ia Mas-scha.e'ts
county 81 Cumberland, town ot bneA'
fed. Nov. NJ, i>Ol. l lived ia ts9
.t,ts.. two counti.s and two towns and
yrt alway. la tl,c house la ~hlch ! NA'
b,ru. situated upon my parental h"'iie'
stead
This may secm strange statement
lut ~h-u / explain that when ~as born
Maine Was part II Massachusetts,
Cumberland County, that pau OF u
where was born. beCame a part OF w.
ford county la l>Oa, and that part =,
Butkdeld, ~hrrc I wss born, Vas sci on
and annsNrd % Paris, the matter De-
comes clear" Can any ether person pro
Jugy a parallel caset
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
pIRII

Frank Cone. has moved out % wilson
>tlllman'. house and gone Ia ll'ermor-
aud bought him farm.
Wilson Stlllmin Il stlll around thrc.h-
Ing aud hi. nephew from New Bun.-
wick l. helping HIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

A fall term II school clo.ei last frI-
d.y In District No. ~. The name. of
tho.e Who w-r mo-, ab.cnt ar urdy dur
ing the twelve week. are Lucinds Yields,
Lizzie Fields, Gladys Love, Maud Rich
ari.on, Harry Cole and levi. thilds.
CAlgiI 4. I.ICI, Teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
EASY PERIL

Mr.. klidef, widow 81 the late fank
kiider. had an auction on the Eth.
IA. sold .otne COW. aud heifcr. aud some
eight az ten colts.
II. T.. stIllman !. In the h.h business,
selling frc.h fl.h once q week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
The oxford Dem oerat.
ION THE HILL"
pIRFC TORY.

,s-.tn.rfi.t Charvh Rev. 4. r wesigs. Pa
,s-..TkIns every sausisy Al N a n. >anisy
Hrtu sahhsth tteninz ~ertics a
rraTsr NestihEs rhsrs.isy tvsaiass a.
-...r.,H.t Churyh nss. q. a.. tisn,iltoa
-. -asiss ~shs-sl ever saadsy a 40. ..
-. aIag -srvicsstA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

.a-s, O.. Nrll~u. E.g. and Me-
I....s. WIng . this placr. arr GA .
.....f H ff.ru.Is in tonCori, y. ~, where
.... a.| r,mtiu fev weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

kutr~ig~ went o. >oaih Port
..... t.t saturday sherv h. Sill sI'"ud
mn. s.Hfr-. rrturning o. this plac" Ia The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

E s. Is.s L. buiIling for " n. cum
&. large icr hnuse 90 The north
.....fE.. hsfu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

.. p rsri. iliirs popular aud ac'
HI.hs,l toung laiiv. has taken ur
,.. H.raki1g aud she's a .ucccss NJ b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

t.s tuur fri-nis @" paw thsir sub
. ...f..H tn ths p-moyrat ani give YOU
f. soto. tu whH,h it gutitl,s them. u
....f. t.u rHfhing and costs ihem moth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

N a. ,ummings l. pattins turnac,
hi. hHu.e. = A. cole dos The
...... aufk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

.. NJ W~ige exchanged pulpit.
at vth E~,. NJ. ia~rsncv "a
.".I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

DOL. sI..H rain frum nos tlll Thar
t,. chat Thanksgiving ne Noald
H...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

The Portland Young Meas Christian
A..oyiatiou has just purchased the prop
sriy a ID. corner 81 High aud tongryss
>,rvvts la that city. Dos occupied ~ me
t0huru house aud the Cd residence o.
capi-d by the Cumberland Club Tor
shigh $4,000 was paid. The purchase
j. subi-Ct o. a lease Ca the tamoefisnh
Club that has .till four and hall years
10 run. When thi. time expires the as
soCtAtion expects 10 have the funds IN
hand Ia erect splendid six-story build
sns 90 tbs property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

What wasus' l. ~hat people afr
..aInr ai-nut The fssh sut The rumhl"
v Iifh startled thsm little after nine
s.t NnndaV vNvuiug. ~umc stN TIE
Ft.h. .pm. heard ths rumble. and uiher'
az th. nash 4nd hsarl ths rumhlr,
though thry were som. di-isucr ai"rt pa
t.,int ~ tim-. Both from tn nature ~
the sound aud the eNirut IL ivft,t"rN over
which 10 49, h-sri, 10 u cstirui that y
~a.nt thunder Tho light Shifh Sc
r,,mpauisi srrms o. di.posc 20 m" theory
that BE- sas an earthquake. can u y"
fhata hIs m-teuf fvlls IN" i"g ~as q"
fhirk that M ou~ coud hsNe -e'n anN
.urh i-uiy. n rattlci windows. aud The
tumble ltsi-,i Coz thrcr or four seconds'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

.r,..min Dinglcy made tn Dcmo-
..... .H'easaut call hst saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

Ths tni,~r.ali.t cirrle viii meet "
Academy Hall. Tuesday evening, Of ihi'
se,A SUPPER ~ half pat siN. \ cor
dial imitation q. ,Ntsnded o. 81,
Fut-sEANSr
,f..ra.. ~ Awst o. tsmp nv. Her.
,inans ~haaL
I..sH.. ~sEt o. ~ r. ~nan.lan. H
Niss ~ n nestle
IH... NHHHn. f-Ianls taFatinas 't
N.ss ustiis 4 Anirv~s. NJ .. 7 -tine.f
~. ~. No.. t.auEisl.'~
NJ Arthuf tisl
I.ar. uua Tails % NaFgh. 49,
N#ss Ifaffir 4 An.lrsss NJ tsrsfs = Aheftf
e.. fHats 49, MlalnnrHr. 49,
n. L.. It.ffir = An.irsss. NJ MsFusri NaNiw
49,. -. lsi u.afg b. Far. tharlrs oiaii-t
Niss tar,snns q. fbs1rf
To-. uartasntfa. ftaua
Ns.tsf Fry.i -hs- Nj ,sesrsia $50
L.. o. a. -tarIant
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-28
SPORT AHEAD.
Another Athletic Event
at the "Gyn."
WHO'LL Be THERE
Bobby and "MOn-
treaI" Will Meet.
WANDERERS ARE DEFEATED
Tie Game Between the Burnsidos and
Thistle Juniors.
WANDERERS ARE DEFEATED
Tie Game Between the BurnsdoS and
Thistle JuRiors.

Nsxt Friday evening the second athletic
exhibition will be given at the Ssnitsry
Gymnasium under the management OF Pro-
fessor Walker. The services Of the best
athletes in New England have been secured,
and the next exhibition promises TO surpess
the previous one. Mr. Ernest IIunOld, the
champion club swinger Of the world, aud
who has served 40 instructor and trainer
in many of the large club rooms OF the
country, will act as master OF ceremonies.
With bis long experience in athletic exhibi-
tions the people OF Pawtuckot can rest as
sured OF seeing q good event between each
contestant. Among the principals who
will positively appear wiz be the famous
Bobby Burns, Of Providercs, and the clever
feather weight, known as Montreal )
Henrques and McElroy, CoIlstt and Jones,
II zach and Reardon, Boyle Brothirs, Flat.
tery ard Costigsn and Gormeu and Cam.
The gymnasium will comfortably seat 800,
and Is the management Of the exhibition
will be in skillful hands, the lovers Of
the manly art and general athletic, should
turn out in large 1mbers.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-09-28
How Siassena Rewarded bravery

Massena, when wounded, had bis car
Rage, coachman and position at Wag,
ram, where hundreds OF men were killed
near their carriage. A ball went through
the coat Of one Of them. another ball
killed one Of the horses The whole
army admired their bravery. which was
Of the most voluntary sort, RS they were
not soldiera The emperor said TO Mas.
sena; There are here 100000 fighting
on both sides Well, would you know
who are the bravest1 They are your
coachman and your position, as we are
all here to do our duty. while they have
no military obligations.
The marshal had very largo fortupe.
He received 200, 900 francs as commander
Of an army, 100000 as Due DO Rivoli,
SOC, 900 francs as Prince Of Essling. Mas
sena, however, waited two months with
out thinking Of doing anything Cor these
two men. One evening he was with his
staff and announced that he would give
TO each 400 franca Marriott imprudently
asked, -Four hundred francs a year,
Massena was furious, and said, "Do you
want to ruin meY'-San Francisco Argo-
naut."