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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
woMAx srrgRAGE ~ TIE WEST.

Mason CITY, Iowa. Oct. 10 Cspecial.-There promises
10 DO lively legislation this winter on the
woman suffrage question. The friends Of the
have started cut the plan q thorough orGani-
ration and before the next Legislature every
county IN the state win be equipped for warfare.
Carrie Lane Clp who has devoted the last eight
years to this work. and Mrs Callahan. OF DeS MoiBes.
who counts her wealth IN the Millions have begun
the work and viii carry it Vigorously forward. They
expect 70 have introduced in the coming Legislatures
three bis-one asking school suhragc, municipal
suffrage ana one full sunra2e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
One thing IS Certain
PaipKiIlerKillSPaID

There are many kinds of Pain: nxx.o
Thsre,s only one Pnin Killer Perry Da's'
IL il sold everywhere.
Ruy right now, and be prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

The men employed in the construction departnent Of
the state Capital have increased numbers rapidly
in the last few weeks. There are nearly I 900. as
against about 800 during the months prior n August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
sror HIMSELF AND CALLED FOR An AMBUL4ycE.

SHOT INNS ELF AND CALLED Pun ~ AMDO Ian l.
Joseph Trotutd. forty-two years old, Bohemian
tailor. Of No 27G East Thrdst., shot himself In
the beod six times on saturday nignt with 22-calibra
bulldog revolver lie taken % Bellevue Hos
pital and Will probably die. The man has VIE
and family In the old country. Despohdeh1 ana Dn'
:, yrork be sought 70 kill himself. and went IN the
ar yard OF the place where n lived 70 do II. After
emptvinc the bullet- into his let temple, he walked
ont ON the street and called for an AMBULANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

against about 500 during the months prior 10 August:
Much has been made cut OF the action Of William H.
johnson, the cOlOred barter declaring lis intention Of
voting against Dir. Fs,,ett. Mr. johnson, though
president Of the local branch OF the Afro-Amerlcan
League, has no following The members Of the
league repudlate Dis actions 10 signing himself a.
president Of the League when he acts a. an ind,-
viduaL Mr.. johnson has been ueged on by Tho
Argus" and Nr. Flower has put up money enough
70 print little circular setting forth Mr. Johnson's dis,
pressure because Mr. Fassett failed 10 present the
Civl Rights bill Mr.. Fasseit gave the reason for the
failure that he handed the bill TO the Rev. W. Il.
Derrick, prominent coored msn, and Mr. Derrick
ialADg to return H. he thought the oolored people
"a not care for enactment. INC fact OF
NJ JolnsOn's change u heart, though he is
gong " vote To- no other Democrat than Mr.
rover; he says, was sent the Associated Press
sires oui fOur days later when cOOred Republican
CUB Of nearly 100 wac organized and passed reso-
iul0ns CONCERNING Mr. Johnson, The Argus" failed
y Discover the fact. The Associated Press dispatches
nom tllls city manipulated by the Democratic
argus and Governor Hill. Last week the Demo
sfsts had Flower sntiFassett cOlOred club formed
su Mr. johnson al Its head. There were Just twelve
WILSON'S present. and two Of these have always been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
To Be Let

alone-all the limitations of
PsarItne. Let some one else
suffer, for they're dangerous.
Psarline stands alone by itself.
1t is powder that is better
than soap; more economical
than soap. 1t costs little, but
itsaves a great deal. Without
Pearklme, it's soap or nothing;
soap makes you work hard
PSarilne does away with half
the work and makes the other
half easy. 81 JAMES PYLE, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19

Ile high position at.anoa and On, 1nIYeTslI
and anno,,j on the peasant liquid fruit r'medy syrup
of FTgs a. IN most excellent LAXATIVE hnown uEera
,h vle az the qualltles Nhh 10 success i basea
I'd 49, ab9ndanty gratifying the California Zig syrup
Companx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
SWEDEN

4 surprise party was given al the
HON. 20 Johnnie Never. aud bride (.ss
berth. filut ~ Brldgton l,lig-,) the
evening - the 9Th. In the form 81 q
.srrnsde. 4 large company. nicc trrai'
AMI pleasant time \. reported. We are
Glad that Mr.. Ney-rs and sifc have de-
cided 60 make their future home In
Sweden.
several load. ~ apple. are .,ill await
In. the wori. "moyc fotsari," q. the
salem parties have b--n obliged Ia stop
the farmers from hauling, On account III
lack ~ storage room al the .hippin.
station.
pr. y. q. walker ~ Ea., Waterford
wa. la town last week doing ME. work
In the Hoe % veterinary aud dental .ars'
cry.
l.. riumfner 1. hallding storing
.h..i on "a. north ~. 10 hls barn.
TIE story sni half ell which Henry
spear. h. sddci Ia hls hou.. !. ready
Zoe occupancy.
4 very pleasant time AZ the circle Al
chss. Kenneth. ON Thanksgiving even
log. Nearly Que hundred prc.cnt.
our people are gl,d Ia learn that The
Tramp" ~ho hss b,en csu.lns az much
anxiety on the part II gooi many has
found comfortable home With q decI
undcrpInnlng. on Paris IIill. We wish
moderately hard work might be the bill
off.r- al.o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
ERXlauRo.

Misses Ellen aud Edith Tibbctts wen
to Boston last week aud xill be 1t tn
New England Conservatory this winter
Miss Mary Bussell Of "roll Bridge
who II teaching In Holden, Mas, spenl
her Thanksgiving vacation at home aud
With friends In this village.
Miss Grace Warren Was married Ia Dr
kellogg of somerville, Mass, the day affei
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. a. u. Harrows went To Boston ou
Monday aud will pass the winter there.
Frank Evans and George Page left the
same day for shsw's Business College Ia
Portland.
Mrs. ~. u. Harker has been IL Boston
ihl. week getting her goods Tor winter.
Dr. Iiartictt .. now established At Mas
n. q. Osgood's In the house that DR..
shcdd occupied.
Mis-. Mary Head of i>oyell IL al Mrs.
\. j. Bnadley's this week.
Miss susan Evans has closei her shop
In Wakefield, y. H., and u at home; but
will begin q school IN Lowell sooD.
Ml.. Margie Mari has begun the win
ter schooi In District No. 2.
The swcsienborgian Circle was enter
t,lned Ia the fryeburg House by Mrs.
seth Weeks aud Miss Anna Weeks.
Tie body ~ Chas T.. fcssenden, . ns-
tive IL this town bat long . resident IN
Bangor, where he died very suddenly, was
brought here aud buried on "Wednesday.
The Congregational Circle met With
Mas 4. y. Page on Ibur.day afternoon
aDd evening.
Miss Mary 4. farnhsm 10 south iifIdg-
ton !. to H. the assistant teacher In the
Academy neat term which will begln
"wednesday, Dcc. 9TH.
Tso thousand barrel. 81 apple. have
be-n .ent from thl. station and as many
more sr. Ia follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
GREENWOOD.

Tolcrahly cool again. Sunday morn
ing The glass .tooi Al :, aud Monday
morning at. Durlng the fall 81 ls1l
the writer worked Tor oakes Ihomp.ou
~ Hartford. and the lasi day III Woven
tcr held hscaking az plow. lh'
Weather N,s then like September aud NJ
fro.i Ia the ground. There had bc'n NJ
snow up "a that time, aud not enough
tor .lsi.hlng until far Into b-c.mhcf
The fr.t .no~ bsrv TIL. fall ~ss on frt
day. November 9Th, aud but very W..
tie AZ mi. writing; aud the thrre TAT
month. have b-.n rrmsfkahl- Tor plei.
ant weather and light rain storms Tbs
ponds arv at Low water marx, aud ar'
liable IA r,maln ear until spring.
Bsnismin Bacon, agci - YEAR, came
from hls home AZ West fari. Ia Bryant
Pond e. spend Thanksgiving, ant TIE
next DAY aud nigh, 40. our guest, ui''
cling All the Nay on foot. Uncle hrt
Hsron's fret wife Nass tain sister u
nv Nife'. mother. aud hi. daughter
Mr.. David swsn, Ia. had pair 81 iSir
glrl., aud one 81 hl. granddaughter
pair IL tain boys.
Rr,. CT. steven. stopped With "a,
lat saturday night sni preached COOS
sermon sunday from the text. Hos
.hall ~ e.csp- u Ne neglect - great
.aiVstiouf'
Eisari E.ie. "a. along here TINS
afternoon on . fox hunt, having klIl"
the fret Que Thanksgiving Day.
Andrew Jackson !. getting az fr"n
.Io~ fever by which b. had been pro.
trat.d for nearly two months, ATTENDED
by Dr. Packard. 80
Dec. 1t. Aud change !. siill COZ
slant: the cold wave ha. pas.sd aud TIL
morning th. glass registers -.
The month l. lib-ul With hl' ne"
moon. giving "a. two instead of one
Ja., ,ins sao1sh ~ .qssr ~ 9TH heaven an
A., a.. ,5,. :. ,hs ne. year With JOY All mirh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
OicsvAlG.

Dlrky.Ie and H.. surroundings. Odd
Dicl"-not . very poctical name surely
hat Ill. other innocents be had no
ootIon Ia ia. matter. had II been ether
xI.. Ne doubtles. .hoald haS. known
him by .om. great warrior. name s'
Gen. IIumptlOu.. or fire. trade STATES
man. \. th. Hoo. Mr.. Scrumpiiou., IN
stead % plain Dick. nsinesake oil Young
AnasaguntIcook brave, Who, pursuing
/. moo.e along this mountains cr.s,
.lIpped on the snow covered Ice anu .i'u
on'h. dlIry height To hi. doom on The
,yg,,i rock. below. Million. of year.
~ mother earth's .traiided history are
dl.ul.y.i ON thi. mountains majestic
,,ont Ina character. Dot subject Ia re-
,I.lon nv the Wit or Wisdom al mtn.
Anrl.nts we'll, We should observe lh''
uo,li IA. seen some strange mutation.
.in,. thl. massive bulk VA. pr"lecied
above II. surrounding. by the might,
forc.., never hating, but always op-ra'-
In, within thl. planets Intervals. Doe.
,hI. huge tablet dispro,e the Written
~orif by No means. Tn the contrary
n proves how much longer aud NOR.
profound than man. are the creator
DAYS aud ways.
Standing at Dicks base looking ky
x.pl. trees on it, dome look Ike shrubs.
seated on II. summit securely grasping
| /. tr,. aud leaning out over It's brink anu
.,aring down u. leauing front. " your
mir de-. not push your hat on ~. De-
| Ems. Won are baldheaded, or wear
.nuy.tiitiny skull cap, aud the giant
hsmiock., naples, beeche. and elrches AZ
its has. ar. d~arfedto mere sspllng- anI
their top. appear level as lawn and
beautifully mo,tlesl In parti-color-.
Mr.. bray had severe hi-tufn' III
wife was notified aud went Ia Auburn OF
SUNDAY.
Elder. Royce aud Cannon began
series Of meetings At this school hous'
TUESDAY evening.
Mr.. Dea. WYNN seem. much better.
GO. Ilus.ey had to make = bee To ge'
nj. Wild cattle from q back pasture.
The railroad constructors are pushing
thing..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
OXFORD.


Ie,ie,llah Ellsworth IL It'll At the eye
aud ear lnflrn,ry. lIc ha. had Que ey.
taken out aud u I. bopei the other Will
D. .s,-i. The citizens here have sub
scrit~d fifty-slx dollars Tor hi. benefit.
\. a.. Bumpu. cut his foot quilt. badly
while cutting wood last Thursday.
Mr.. Cotton l. at home Tor abort time.
4 .ociable WAS given by the y. u. :.
q. y. NJ Iiumpus Hall FRIDAY evening.
Frank Cotton has moved here from
Norwsy.
Nr. Libby 10 Portland rccently .ent
slOo "a the engine company 81 TIL. place.
Robinson Manufacturing Go. escaped
.efiou. fire Friday night. They we're
running cotton through th" picker when
suddenly blaI. started from the mr.
chine. aud In an instant the whole room
va. ahrr. Wing fought hard but " "a.
M us.. The door. serr AZ one. shut M.
and the suiomstlc sprinkler. were at
work before a.. men could leave 10.
room The outside va. guarded by q
ho.e from th. steam pump and III" bl.t-
Ing room quickly vet through. Mr..
Wing was badly burned about the fac.
aud hands. Mr.. lftt. r-cspci With
.liglh burn. on hands. 4 serious hrc
va. prevented only nv thorough ~luiP-
msnt. aud aulcs work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

IN. late snow reveal. multitude. II
bar. deer and mcose tracks. which cum
pistsly dsm"ralise. tho-s With hunt
log procliViiie..
&C. LoCke 20 salem. Mass has be,n
teisgraphsd anil l. hoarlv sNpsci.l Nth
dog. guns and fun ouifit a. bin lecal
c.lshriiiss in grand hunt. Ot courss
40 mast - rrsignc,i a. hear all the old
hcsf siorie. Fvhssr.~sl. The : footed
bar. ths ~ dsvs' hcsr hunt. tho one that
broke old Jacks i~g. ihs one that Jumped
20 ola Tumhl. Dosn Ledge and lsit only
fe~ hslrs sni grrs-s spot. IN. TIVE that
ran t--tweeu Il ncls jets" leg. the Que
Uncle sammau~ run hi arm dosu hls
throat ani tunnel Srvng side out, the
ons ~. Fr-.l snd Oli Dime caught an
der the stub. when wished thu Young
hunter. a. empty th.ir guns Into tho
dssd canvass O. give them coarsgr sud
sNpsfiencr. ani mNnV other thrilling
tslrs. which Cams 80 near Crsrlng VIM.
Iuuglass ~hsn suFye,ing b-fv h,e WAR
sgo. and lnnocsntiy g., thrrc h-sr hunt
- fuf ssslstsnts. mind ! don't saN
slihsf - thsm ver- uhmsd \ Dung, Locke
80 ravlot.
Yesterday Perl.y whitney drove
iuto = rssiar- on Buckh-ld nm, large
ball ui.-ase ani b. sni frsl Ahhoii arr
after him. resolved o. ''vonquef ~ die. -"
IN. r~arr. tso sous anil f'mllie. srr
moving o. Bethel. They are folks sho
never disturb boly church hv shuf'
ding shoe nor rsi.e . roS tosn meeting
dst a. most ot Va De-.
Tr.d \. Knapp ant wife hsS" h~.u
hir.-.i Nth . -ou. DoC. T~hchcil 10
kindly requested o. call ruund aud leave
ths r,st II a.. Que.
TnIon .chool 20 district. and closed
saturday. The teacher, Mr. nlsncha ri,
giving Satisfaction, wss .~y-ufcd "a teach
In district w. 4. aud t-gan Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
0uCkEielO.

Rev. Chss. r. Ogden Of wocdfoni'
held Episcopal services At the MethodIs'
church sunday morning, Nov. 39th.
The Buckheld Cemetery Association
have pur hss~i the private cemetery adj
oIning theirs, of the heirs Of Joseph
Damon.
Wednesday evening, the III Inst, the
ladies % the Baptist Circle gave . cake
aud coffee supper at u. A. II. Hall, rclat'
Ing their experiences la each getting Z
dollar towards the liquidation Of the
parsonage debt. II realized, Including
the admission Zee, over sJo.Oo. Some ut
the methods were unique as well ~ hu-
morous, and caused considerable merri-
ment.
Thursday evening the odd Fellows
gave q benefit to . full house at Neiln-
scot Hall. having q drama. music by the
orchestra, &c.
The winter term of the village schools
commenced Monday, the 9Th Inst, under
the old board of instruction, Prof. and
Mrs. Pratt aud Miss Prince.
Mr.. George u. Bisbee met with quite
= serious accident at Hotel Long last
week, alp on the stairs while descend
Ing resulting la . severe strain of the
back.
Ward T,l,ou I. at Gerri.h'. meat mar
ket.
The burglar. at stanley IIisbee'. store
Thursday night didn't scare worth =
cent.
~ thl. time last year Ne we're having
yero weather aud sleighing.
Atwood, spsulding 4 Co. have . nice
line % WOODEN oycrshirts and q large
assortment of work sud driving gloves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
1Asr BETHEL

The hrst SNOW % the season fell nv
dsv morning. Nov. ssth, followed 10y
warm weather.
MONDAY morning. Nov. Jlth, the ten
psraturv va. ~ degrees below frfo
New ~ arr having warm summer wealth
- aud the snow l. fast dissppcsring.
Good .lslghlng would oow IL Wei
come.
skating Ia. CONE and the boys arr
happily improving every evening.
After a short vacation school !. agait
In session under the instruction 81 y. :
Hutghins. .
Harold Hastings of kents iilll y
spending a part of hl. vacation al j. u
lia.tings.
Mi. Emma brown has gone to Strong
Msine.
paVll Foster and family are to mo''
/ In and live With Jonas Bartlett dnfins
/ the winter. 49,
!. :. Iiutchln. l. boarding at frcd I
/ HraU's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

Mr.. Wheeler ~ Peabody, Mass, was
In town thl. week looking after some
tImb.f ltni which be own. herr.
Irwin Becker Ia. returned To Inter
vale, y. H., Ia spend the winter.
Frank Bean has gone Ia Hanover Ia
work for Mr. II ,yfoni.
STEPHEN Libby Z. about putting In a
mill for grinding corn.
Joseph Cumming. IL quite feeble. lie
A. under "a. care 10 Doctor Wiley.
Mr.. Charlotte Cumming. L. sick. Sh.
/. under the care 10 Dr. Twsddlc.
III. Ladies Circle met Thursday after
noon aud evening al y. III. Io,eioy ..
More than sixty were present.
sumner wariwrll 10 Otl.held ~ss In
tosn wedne.i,y desiring Ia purchase
mich COWS. lie purchased very nice
one of u. CLARK for a..
Eenl,mln :. skllllng. and Mr. Wee
ton IL Bolster. MIL. scr- IN town look.
ing for sheep Tuesday, and purchased
a few very good one. 81 u. n Cum
mlng..
Hutchinson a Carter .tsrte'l Tuesday
for Lewiston With fat oxen.
After a short .'cold snap" W. ar haN'
Ing warm an, delightful weather. Very
different FROM last Dcc,mber.
Herbert Bean. who has worked TIL.
season At cirpeni.ring In Ando'cr,
Mass, 1. at home. lie report. business
a. having been very good there.
Mr.. batter. 10 s,on.h,m was In town
Tuesday looking after hay. lie pur'
chased some Nv. ton. ~ =. II. i.o,cjoy
Not much hay for .,le here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
BETHEL

David Brhlge Of Beshel, died Thurs
day OF phihisls. About one year ago N
had IN attack of pseumouia, and neveI
fully reco,ered his health. lie Was born
In Englsnd and came To this country aud
engaged In the manufacture of spoois
lie WAS one of the most efficient sI.ooI
manufacturers In this country. lie had
had charge of the bethel spool factory
from its equalization. lie Was In love
9Th hi. business. aud of such en- lndomI.
table Will, that he continued 10 visit his
oficc, Que mile from his home. snd look
after his business, up To Monday before
hls death, aud Tuesday dictated letters
rrlstiug to his business. Ills mind wa.
clear until the last. although not able io
speak aloud Tor several weeks. lie VAS
highly esiecmei In TIL. community. A
member ~ y. 4. w., aud n. % a., and
had risen high la these orders. Ills fun
ersl will be held SUNDAY .. NJ. nj his late
home on Church STREET, under the aus
plces 80 the D. A. ". Tie leaves a most
cs,imablc family. consisting of a wife.
Que .on aud several daughters. Ills .ou
!. connected Nth the railroad interest.
ss stenogrspher aud superintendent of .
telegraph compsny aud reside. In Min
neapoll.. MINI. lie has one daughter
now In England. lie made ample pro-
,l.lou Zoe hls family during his lie.
Ill y. st.srps has parchs .ssl the Hem.
Foster stand on Main str-ct la thl. VII
lsg-. The house will continue to be o.
cuplel during the Winter by Mrs. Foster
sni her daughter, Mrs.. .. =. Rove.
A scry pleasing and Instructive lecture
~ss given by i,cv. Mr.. HAMILTON ut the
tnlsrrsAll.t church on Thursday even
Ing last. \ gooil, audience ~as present.
This TEXTURE VAS the SECOND ~ the course
10 the 4. l.. =. Tie next entertainment
% the course will h. reading and masI.
cal on Thursisy evening. Dcc. 18th.
4 lsrg. crr~ 20 workmen sr- NJ work
on the Methodist church aud have II near
~ closed In. The plan .hoss tha, thi.
sill D. one ~ our pretty modern churvhc.
ani an ornament Ca our village.
Mr.. Fannie ". Merrill started last
Thursday for Boston where she will
spend the holidays With her father.
The winter term oI,~nel At the scs,lsmy
ga Tuesday last, With good Attendance.
An Edison pbonogrsph wss on exhibit.
tion b.rv last sc.k. talking aud singing
Ca va aud PLAYING baud music. We he'd
the privilege 10 hearing the song. sung
aud music prSlncci by eminent mu.l.
clan. In our large ciil.s without leaving
our homes. The singer. and players
10 dead nos but that thoughi did not
detrsct from ia. -ujo, meni. \ wonder
ful, and Ne had almost said a fearful
Invention.
4 large quantity 10 dry wocd i be-
iug hauled iuio our village.
The mason. az. AZ Work on Cole block
pls.i,ring. IN. hall 10 nearly completed
.. 90 mason work. III. steam heat u.
bclng u.ci aud gi,-. good ss,lsfsciion.
There ~as -xc,llent skating on Rove.
meadow last w-k aud II wss we'll im-
proved hy cur Young people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
NEWRY.

The first snow Of the season fell
Thanksgiving night, not enough Tor
sleighing. hut the fields are well whlten-
ed. nevertheless. The ground is frozen
and Il stIll continues to be good wheel
Ing.
town. IL In falling health.
Business Il not very lively at present,
but Q few Iochcs more OF snow Will
probably give Il stan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
aiIAEORn-


The Water term 10 school la District
No. I commenced thl. week under tbs
management of Mi.. Ida IIenson 81
North Paris. We claim for once a. gOod
q school as there I. Ia town.
Everyone !. staying porkcr jnst nov,
but a. the return. are not all In Ne don't
knpv Who has the blggrst Que.
The v. I. : met With Mr.. DR. stuart
this week.
Mr.. =. ~. Estes Ia. goo. Ca boston
Ia spend . few weeks among friends.
Mr.. IA -tesrn. I. busy preparing
spruce gum for the market. lie hns
q Iot 81 horse. working In the woods.
There I. good frrrying Yet AZ Rnmfori
poInt Al the other crossing. are frozen
too much to ferry aud me-, enough Ia
cfus. With teams.
Our groc,ry men, \. \. Martin aud
.. ". WaniNrll. report bu.ine.. lively.
ia. ,illsge blacksmith la. caught
quite uumb-r 10 foxes this fall. When
Oti. and odd Hon. get after foN hi.
chance. are not worth q confederate shin
plaster.
VIM. ". Virgin report. seeing black
fox thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
wESr aItSEl

The weather 1. all thu could b. lie.
.ir,si .xc-pt for numbering purposes.
The fcs runner. that appeared o1
our road. one week ago have nov di'-
sppcarcd.
\. =. lIc,n Intends Ia ID larger
amount ~ NUMBERING this winter than
ever b.for-, bath long aud short lumb-r
The village school, winter term, u
nov In II. SECOND week. taught by Niss
Dodge 10 Bhdgton. 4 .ucc-s.ful term
on the Flat, taught by Grace Grover,
closes thi. week.
Jerome Sanborn. while At q .hoolln.
match herr oa Thanksgiving day, broke
one ~ al. lcg.. Hut 90 close s,,mlna'
tIon :, "a. discovered to H. hl. wooden
one.
Am sorry "a los. az worthy ani
venerable a correspondent az Hon. ".
". Woodbury.. vet feel couhdcnt th'
item. from Bethel will not lack Interest
under the hand II our new brother
Park.
Mr.. Herbert Mason u very sick: the
other .lck one. ara Improving
Mr.. Nelson i.oscli r-turnei home last
Tue.,lay.
N,hum Mason !. .till doing mill work
foe Robert liA.tlng. al Gllead.
The young people have enjoyed hns
skating since Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
AsDovGR

Nu,rmi-ar vent cat CA a cold wave.
II. fhsfmom~tsr told us that TIE w.t-
.r, run los 10 degr~~- below l. ihr
.ar.f rvt.ortei in thi. Nicinity.
Preston Hoard 20 North lsumiofd
.fU. visiting al. daughter, Mr.. Z. \.
NHirrNs. came near tn""ting Nhh
..-y.if net fatal, aCvidrnt lea ui"fning'
~. While rapidly passing through q
re- r,.um b. mi.took the cellar door Tor
l,h.r aud tell % the cellar bottom
sfhaut anv ssriou. injury bat consider
900, shaken az boSrNrr. ,
uis Methodist Girl. Sas entertainer
.f p. hall lat "Wednesday hy Mr.. Z. y
arlington. Hailed corn supper the pro-
,s.,i. mounted o. go.
IN. village .ch0ols ar in full blast.
al. th. .rbnaI. in district. No. 2. ,
AMI S. IN. latter, "farmef.s lill' Is
.1,i.r the dir~Ciian "a Marshsll lioSafd'
e. A.. kimhsll has hirvd oui ~ The
uss mill 20 Kills falls' Toe the slnirf'
~on,s doe der have hs~u taken the
pat we-k hv oar uDici .portsmeu.
cutting wo,.i 9. The or,irr II thu daV'
4 tom m~,tiug .. talked 81 "a 80
ehat action thu tosn ~ill take TOW afd
charging the hall - AZ O. furnish a
rootn Toe The puhllc library and rrading
fuUm.
Coed skating on the LAKE,.
Miss Rens nsstings l. very slck With
rhsumaiic fever.
B.rn~s a 60. have full ilns % christ
ma. goods. which they ~ili .ell al
price loo enough IA pl-ass YOU.