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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
snurn auCsEIEIp

Habits arv silkru coris that bind "a.
luiulgvuc, he any habit makcs u SECOND
nature and brvak Il Ne " ~ eau.
w uutirs that ten. Nolsslcy 81 III"
British army say. that neither side In
uar civil var Possessed any cavalry.
p,fh.p. the Genrral never heard 81 Oli
IIirknr, aud tn battle 10 New orleans.
Probably d. never heard ~ ten. Jud.on
Fitzpatrick ~ho la sFsaking 81 the lot
Main. cavalry aid 'Ihos" Maine boy |.
aoui charge q ght into bell u ordered
"a ,Io 80" Ne son~times Wonder ~ the
~. ~ have yet Forgotten thos" dar-
ins lank-y r,iicr. that were al that
time called uiou cavalry.
let 49,. did tell you about the rrcrl'-
tt,n ,,,ur,l.d 90 Tummie Record by III.
A. I1.h'. u. lambert balls Iommie y
~ guIfs urspos.s.sing appearance AMI
uI.-,.,pt manners. bat this animal 81 the
ti,. .p.,irs .e..med a. take . strong
s,,r.i6n o. him from the moment oi Ia
tr.luction from soms iniuiiiyc pcrcI-
tlsn nu duuht. IT, finally made savage
onslaught ca Tommie aud the race con-
m.nc,,l without scoring and V WAS short.
.h,rp aud decisive. TUmmie showed
mtrnifcrnt .pesd and poNers 81 sn'
duraucr aud Non the race la Que siraigh'
heat bv dodging into an open doorway.
/ y. pfifr Was offered bat 49, think that
r.nimie !. eutiil-d o. the oats.
Otha chase AZ the Mills called upon
"a. Ia deliver some nursery stock ana ol
coarse remained a. dinner. Ohio l. o.
,.,r. oil With al thc apparent Visor al
middle agr. a brother ~ Cncle scion
and hi. tongue 1. hung la the m'ddi'
/ AMI h. u.e. both ends.
I Uncle ~olon tent q mite stuck up AZ
though h. ran for Congress In a uiansu
\ l,r ront,-.f ami N.s defeated.
/ Clarvnfc Henson l. breaking Mp"'
Hoan. colt fof p-l Jordan.
Perhaps the highest compliment eve
Maid "a. for a good memory was during
Trial a. Pari. when Ne were a Iariy !"
.uit. The other side bet their harm.
81 their counsel askci that a point u
an. c... D. left "a. "bo,ause his memof!
/. 40 guod." We haVent lost u all lr'
either. -.
Caiu. Morrill, works 9Th the roa'
machine. ri.
H.uui. Grrri.h buys POTATOES Ia shlp
That fun FLOODED jersey COW OF our
Va. not sold aud l. nov making e'ght "
nine pounds % butter week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
rIaRos

n. VI. Bcarrr. E.q., 10 Norway. wa'
IN town Friday. liz daughter. ME-
Tranr-s lI-atcr. IA. l~en sI'-nding irs
d.Vs With her aunt Mr.. T.. l.. Packard
Mr.. :. 4. Cushmau has been quite
.ick With hsmorrhagr of the luug' bat
Al present l. t.ttsr.
Mr.. aud Mr.. ~. T.. whitney, 10 lios
ton. arr Al their summer home. Mr.
whitney l. Ia Nrry poor health. AMI Il Il
hoped the chang, all b" beneficial.
l.. l. Bumpus has engaged AndrrN
smith and wife ~ ftfi., Ia live on hi'
plar- aud care Cor al. father this sear.
Ic..c Turner has family 81 ch,rcoal
burner. rampci acrU.s ,ushmsn brook
Mr.. q. 4. Cushm,u Who has b-cn &
Mechanic Pin. a. care Tor her daughter
Mr.. Prank l,awson, L. nos home.
Thcrv NasaNcry high wind on Monday
and again to-day, Thur.iay,) u l. quits
windy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
EaNgaIinl

Mr.. ON. sewaii Of the middle class
at Andover Seminary preached In thu
Congregational church on Sunday.
Mr.. Stone has recovered from his late
illne.s aud there were services at the
sscdenborglan church In the forenoon
Miss A. v. Page ieft home Tuesday
morning for a visit tn Maiden, Mass
Mrs. Abby 4. fessenjen went with bei
Ia 20 "a her .on, Dr. 4. III. fcssendon,
al Newton Centre.
sumner johnson ~ Portland and Mis.
small of Decring visited at Mr.. NJ. IT,
John.on's this week.
Mrs. VI. 4. Potter went from here to
Portland Ia visit her sister, Mrs. j.
Iockc, .ir.
Mrs. u. II. Hastings and Miss Alice
came hack from q few weeks stay In
Bo.tou ON "Wednesday, stopping In Fort
lsnd Ia attend Miss T.. O'Bricns we'd
ding.
Dr. q. 4. bradley, 4. :. ", left hi.
vessel at san Francisco for short FUR
Tough on account ~ Mrs. H.. sickness
In Portland aud was In the village one
day this week.
Mr.. william bradley aud daughter
have come home, having been away all
winter.
Mis. Mabel O.good Of Plitshcid,
Mass. Il at her grandmc,her'., Mrs. a.
X. Jenness'.
Clayton ". rfkc, Instructor In the
University 81 Pennsylvania, Phlladel-
phla, IL at home.
The cold weather has retarded yege-
taiion, but the trees arr now fast com
Ing Into leaf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
GREENWOOD

The only feason why W have not been
on the sick list the past two weeks i
Amply hccauss there was M time Tor ".
W. b-,amc So blind while making =
cart AZ Ca y. unable Ia ..- the marks II
the .c,atch awi for while, aud so en-
h.u.t~d Ia th. heli az 90 - Obliged "a
lIc down AMI ret q while. In the mean.
time the kstydlis, rial ar Imaginary,
.ang In our head in a way that was rath-
~ unpleasant. Probably the effects II
the grip. Somewhat letter nov or this
Would not b. going On Ia paper. Ih'
katydlds. however. arr It'll singing.
= ". Cummings Infant child was 81
sick last Wc.k that they had little or no
hope. ~ II. recovery, but u nov much
better. Aud the same !. true ~ flora
nrooks: al.o her brother, 4. \. brooks.
4. n. Hicks l. It'll Ia Verv feeble
health snl can do but little labor of the
lighi-.t Kind,
\ frN day. $50 VIII swan went az
Into the bu.h.. hack ~ the house "a
make the morr timc-honor-'i, musical
Indispensable, juvenile instrument known
NJ whistle. ani somehow, during IL
manipulation, he cat an ugly gash In hl'
leg above the knee. lie told the folk
IA. knife went In az far that he hal hNrd
work Ia pull |, out agaln. That's whet
he paid dear for hi whistle.
since writing the above, u. \. Colt
callsi ON Va aud showed how be- cut hl
leg With the axe DAY or two ago "
nearly the same place. Accidents oil
happen, and be- will h. lAh up for ~
pairs some time.
scott Merrill 81 New Gloucester IA
had a severe time In hl. family IL lat"
III. wife. daughter 81 Daniel aud Han
nah Bryant. has been very sick aud th'
tir.t ~ the month they buried their In
FAINT child Mr.. Merrill Intend. Ia cons
up and stop With her parents while a
sou AZ she I. able Ia travel. Their old
est child IA. been there a number o
months.
Mr.. Bryant'. grlding colt, now abou
wear old, weigh. G6D pound. aud stand
almost ~. lie !. something ~ hors
aud sl2l would probably eNchangr own
er.. old liill It'll eats hl. rstlons regu
larly and seems resolved Ia complete hl
fourth decade before succumblng Ia ih'
Inevitable. lie now lack. only thre
year. ~ II aud has been a faithful oil
.srVsut.
Thl. was written for last weeks Dem
ocrat bat failed to get there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
WEST SUMNER.

Lieut.. 4. l.. .. Howe, Who died Al
Canton after much suffering viii
bright. disease, was buried from tia
baptist churh the 18th. Rev. j. VI
Long ~ Canton aud l,~y. :. ". Richard
son 81 Sumner conducted the services.
Mr.. l.. !. Quincy aud lady fri"nd
came from l.vun week sinc" to opcr
Mr.. e.. summer r-sll-nc" opposite hci
sister. home AZ WoOdlaNn.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Doblc returned from
south rlri. the flr.t ~ tiIs week.
We we're glad 90 sr- our old n.ighhot'
n. :. Cohurn ani wife 81 West fari'
A,out the Nillagc r,crntly.
Rev. Gilman l,ic~ was a L.. L.. tarli
n.r'. ON hi. way from Bethel Ia Auburi
a few night. since.
We can heartily .ymp,thife With thN.s
Who, b-caus. IL poor health cannot e.
about Ia collect Item. ior the paper, bat
somehow they come Ia u. without th'
effort among other proNi'lons.
Dca. Stst.on l. very comfortable ihc.'
last few days. although suffering Nerl
much al fir.t after the operation on hi
eye.
Frank T.. barrett .till has rheumatic
troubles, resulting from hi. recent fever
Mr.. Luther Holt. ~ sumner Hill, Nh'
Ia. been Ia feeble health for YEAR, die,
the !I.t. Funeral az the Baptlsi churcl
on saturday, the 9ji, al ten o'clock 4. "
Mr.. Harry Doble 81 south fari. u
visiting at John llctld'..
IN. remain. ~ Mr. Lcnas stet.on,
former resident ~ fclds' lIill, father %
~. o.. Stst.on, NJ. Ia D. brought Ia IVES
sumner from Massachusetts, for Inter
msnt.
The much needed rain ~ last wccl
Wa. joyfully welcomed by all, and IRE
quent rain. since leave everything look
iug iincly, the earth Ia green 'el'e
robe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
nIwRv.

saturday. rain has enabled Ihurs'on
"a get al. pulp wood into Bear River and
he \. now working IL down to the great
y. II. Knapp has been engaged shin
cling nj. house the past week. Ills broth
sr Joseph l. helping him.
John Allen has a crew peeling poplar
A ". Powers 1. -till sick la bed. N.
ne hs. M help springs work -iili re-
main. untouched. IL Il to be hoped that
the neighbour. will turn out presently and
give him lift.
Very many are suffering from bad
cold. the cold raw wind. that have pre-
vailed through this month, az Tar, nav,
ben very conducive 10 bronchitis and
catarrhal affections.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rHE oolSos oF TIE WEEK IN ALI
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.
RuckyiFlD

4 4. Cioaticr has moved al. black
smith tuslness Ia the Dormsn shoi
wherc he Will carry u on la connection
with the undertaken business.
stanley Bi.bee aud wife have gone q
piSfeid and viii take In tishlng excur'
sion Ia Weld Pond.
frvmont l.. Irish has removed IN.
brush block machinery Ia Gum Corner
byron, wherc h. viii Manufacture brush
block.
samuel Record had narrow escaps
from a runaway horse Iharsdsy after.
noon. The team went over HIN bat di,l
not gvt Far on sccOunt 20 thu rclns get.
ting wound In thu wheels. Mr.. RecorI
Sas not seriously injured bat .omc~ hat
daFci.
!. Greenlcaf Spaulding 20 the L. :.
Coast survey MAS In town last week, the
guest "a N. n. Irish.
Backtsld Lodge. I. ~. a.. r, visited
The sister lodge AZ East sumner, Friday
evening.
Lyman lrish !. quite seriously M Of Ia
grippe al Henry n. iIerseys.
Mr.. j Roscoc Fuller. 20 Floral lark.
New Work. Won the sllk quilt voted for
Ia the ladies Baptist circle.
EXTREMES ~ temperature follow each
other In regular sucScssion, rather try
ing "a moral a. we'll a. physical powers.
The New Work Champion horss rake,
warranted the best working rake on
earth will b. on sale AZ Ntwcod, spauld-
ing a Coz again thu. year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
MASON

After the foe rain ~ last wcck W
have had some cold weather for the Last
% NAV.
SUNDAY the tree. on the side. ~ Carl
t.ou Mountain w-rc white With snow
during mo.t ~ the day. On Monday
aud TUESDAY morning. the ground wa'
frozen aud Ice formed a. thick a. Win
dow glaze.
The .ra.ou :. generally backward
SINE apple trvrs arr not lcsN'si cat vt
Nelson Mills was taken suddenly WI
sunday night ani Immediately srni TOT
MI. daughter AMI = doctor IN great haste
IT, was much h~tter when last heard
from.
Prv.iilng Elder Ndams aud Rev. Mr.
Pearl wrnt h.hing thi. week. They
have not reported vt.
Rev. Mr. william attended the funeral
- David Holt. ~ We, Bethel, Wcdnc.-
dav.
4. I. BroSu q. some better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Mary Consiauiia Perry. \ former rr.l-
dent ~ thi. placr, daughter Of John j.
Perry, died In Portland, May 18th, 81
quick consumption.
Mr.. Chapm,n has returned irom
Ma.sachuseii. where she has bccn sI'cnd'
Ing the sinirr.
a. y. purrll has moved into the hous'
lately occupled by Henry Eaton.
Ia. school In district No. IL !. taught
by Mis- Nora Annis.
The engine house l. being repaired and
painted.
". y. Tcnny, evangelist, gAyea ",hal!
Talk" AZ Bumpu.' Hall, "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. kennison has returned frou
Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
IIpIOA


ILL., Abbott was at home from the
drive Friday night.
4. u. Tid.well IL at home from the
drive.
Mr.. Ryerson has two booms on the
Umbagog which are the rear Of hi. drive,
lie Ia. had good success In the work
and Ia. given good satisfaction In his
treatment 90 the men.
There 4. not much change In the sick
ones.
Thomas y. Bragg Ia quite feeble.
Asa y. Abbott has been appointed
postmaster Of Upton.
Mrs. =. W. Jordan has been hired 10y
the town az housekeeper for Lumen sar'
gent.
Mr.. Sargent la. gone to the lakes Al
guide.
Miss Minnie Haley Of Gorham, y. H..
1. teaching In District No. l. She ha'
thirty -four pupils. .
District No. 5 has been discontinued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
WEST aEyACl


The ground VA. considerably frozen
here last Tuesday morning aud the
mountain top. we're capped with snow.
Many II the farmer. are planting THEIR
corn, while other. think u better 10 keep
the seed la the chamber few days long
sr.
No fruit blossoms except a Few of The
earliest plum. aud cherrie. have Yet ap-
pcarcd al TIL. date, May s.i.
The school year at Gould Academy
closed Last Thursday With graduating
exercise. Ia the evening. The gradual
Ing elias. consisted ~ Arthur Goodwin
Wiley, Allie. bishop Pride and Edlti
Olive Grover. \. y. llcrrlck, E.q. In
few we'll chosen remark. presented The
elias. Diplomas.
The Good Templar. of TIL. place Ar,
prospecting aud doing a great deal Tor
the good Of the community. They arr
having new acce..ions az every rcgula'
meeting, which Il held every wedne.da,
evening al Grange Hall.
Died, at West Bethel, May u, Mr.
David Holt. aged III year..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
aANN


Abcl Andrvss' four-ycar-old son Il
very sick.
Mr.. Dexter Cumming. Ia yet on tbs
sick li.i.
Miss Flora Rand I. quite sick.
Miss Anna n. Cumming. has gone u
spend q feN weeks With her sister, Mr.
:. !. Gould. AZ Skowhegan.
The widow 20 J. l.. Rand has Loaf 1
very good COW. The neighbors sr'
showing substantial tokens % sympathy
for her.
"Wednesday morning, the lpth inst.
the ground wss iruIcn nearly an Incl
thick.
A. Stsarns 20 Hanover was At th'
Corner Tuesday aud "Wednesday on bus
mess
Charlie. Grover IN. gone Ia Hanover
With reference 90 purchasing a horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
GRAFTON

Thsrv wAs frv.S~ Monday night
Water frofe nearly a. thick a. SindoS
glass.
Iienty "a rain hsrv nos.
D.. l. Rrowu L. AZ home sick With IA
gripp~.
4. 4 Parker .. some trtter At thai.
writing
E,,rsou has start~i hi. last boom If
log across ths lake.
Lot. ~ snos yet ou the mountains Ia
thls srCtinu.
1rs.. 8. booking ~cli Ia this .cy,iou
bat H. backward 80 have 80 many cold
nights.
uay not piruty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
hoRln RucsEIIlp.

Mr.. william clapp ~ Salem, Mas.
Ia nj our place. came here Ia attend th'
funeral ~ her father, Winchester spaul'
ding.
John Crr.scy aud hl. son william
came home from salem, Mass, thc 10Th,
Mr.. Crr.sry !. some better than when h.
went away.
Harry aud Carl Head have been shin
Cling y. II. lIrald's house.
4. T.. SwalloN's son Wind."r 81 Wind
.or, H. q, il visiting relative. Ia our
place.
J.f. Blcknell aud l.uthcr Turner arr
at work shlngling az the lower village.
Mr.. Warren l.othrop ~ Wcst sumner
|. Visiting her aunt, julie T.. Mayh.w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
MIRIAM


I.ev. Augustus l.. sanborn AMI VILE
have removed 10 Rochester, y. H., leav'
Ing many warm friends. Mr. Ssnborr
has served AZ selectm N anil school com
mlttec In Hiram.
Mr.. seth Wsd.worth Il quite sick and
threatened with pneumonia.
John II. Pike, Esq, went Ia Portland
saturday.
On May 18th the mercury stood at
below freezing aud the ground frofr
May 10Th.
er'. residence aud homestead.
Edward T.. Hastings, Esq., of Frye
burg, aud Mark X. Coolbroth ~ steep
Falls have been In town settling the Pierce
estate, Mr.. Hastings being attorney for
the ADMINISTRATIVE.
Daniel ". Pierce !. attending Pyth-
Ian convention AZ Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
aO1AuRX-

G.o. Weber. Esd, Of Milton, and :
A. Morse Of Bethel, stopped In town oSel
night. They had been over to Byrot
yold field. aud had sample piece. II ths
previous metal Ia their pockets.
Hon. John l.. Ssasey contemplate
building a cottage at Birch Brook Pond
an nj. brother land. We shall then
have, not ''limb ~ the law" but th'
main branch of oxford County.
Joseph Conant i very sick. Cyru
cannon aud wiie,-who L. sister of Mr
lConant.-haVe been Ia visit him.
Buyers are seeking for cattle 81 al
kinds.
Mr.. staples has been obliged to hans
an nj. drive. 4 part 81 his men unde
lev oliver have gone 10 the Kills River
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
BETHEL

Gould Academy, Bethel, closed 4 sue
ccssful term Thursday with q public ex'
animation In the morning, and gradual
Ing exercises In the evening consisting
Of Instrumental and vocal music, rcclta-
lions, essays aud an Grafton by Arthur
Goodwin Wiley.
raw NJ. y, " n.ry
a t..sy. HANNIBAL fsiith Anrs truter
q rtans soia. Mi-. Maui kimesii
3 h.-sy. nelsru fsiry Take. 49,,
a TITO, Misc fr.s,, Grv,sr ani carter.
:. pfstion. IIfs Arthur t.aa-iwta wiley.
= rtsno but, Miss. kiml-sll AMI Greyef.
y Awarding Diplomas, A. " iisrrict. hs'l.
Dlploms. were conferred upon Arthur
Goodwin Wiley, Edith Alic. Grover and
Alice Blshop Pride. Mr.. Wiley's Grafton
Was a tne production aud all the ever
else. we're of high order ~ excellence,
showing much close application on the
part of the scholars and thoroughne.. on
the part of the teachers. The legi.ls-
TURF appropriated 500 year for ten
years Tor the benefit of the academy
which will add much Ia lts usefulness.
Josiah Arno who.e death you men
tion In your last issue, ste his breakfast
az usual and after n little while com
plained ~ palm shout the heart. lie
walked Into hi. sleeping RON aud fell
upon the bed aud expired. lie was 81
years old, leading member ~ the VI. T..
church and efficient Temperance worker.
The warm weather the past week has
forcei vegetation aud the farmer. are
getting their planting we'll out II the
way.
u. ~. Moulton ~ sweden l. In Bethel
buying wool. lie paystwcniy-two cents
q pound.
Ira q. Jordan l. putting In a .et ~
hay scales near hi. store ON Railroad
Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
EASI aEIhEl

The roads In this vicinity are now be
ing repaired by the new road machine
under the supervision Of ]. q. kimball,
drawn by four heavy horses driven by
y. Kendall.
Arthur Perry from Boston IL spending
short vacation at his fathers, T.. T.
l'erry's. =,
Mrs.. W. y. Wight spent the past week
with relatives In this place.
Mrs. Eli Swan has gone to Durham "a
SPEND few weeks with her son, NJ. n
liamlin.
Elbridge Croker has gone on the road
selling extracts, Incidence, etc.
The apple trees promise an ABUNDANCE
OF blossoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
NORWAY LAKE

Milan Bennett h very sick; not muci
pruspcyt ~ his recovery.
!. l.. Partridge WAS able "a fiie down
a. his store Thursday. Everybody !.
glad o. sc- him cut again.
VIII Back has hls barn up. u u d
cu,,i one.
james I'ackari aud son Albert haN,
had gVei offer. for their farm % Boston
partlr-.
Mr.. ". ". Pride has bccn very sicl
bat l. very little better.
pr. llas.lion has hi hls nic. harm And
stable ON the hin about hnishr,i and
painted. ~ will $500 have his houss
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
eRONsFIGlO

Mr.. Frank johnson his bought the
Central House AMI will soon take posses
SIR. whitney Ia. bought the Johnso"
farm. 80
Mr.. :. IIobsoni. soon 90 move 7" Ton
way. y. A.. where he l. going Int" pusf
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Martin % Hiram are
amending few dsys with Mrs.. Andrew
Martin. whO l. dangerously sick.
Mr.. Pcrley Brown u building -taoic.
The Congregational church IL be'hS
p,inted by Fred Ihayer. -,
me Pequawkst House y. oNerrun WIKI
fishermen. ,,, m.
Dul Cook died quite suddenly. lie
| ,.,x.. +. wife aud four children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
IAsr aannsrlEIn

FARMERS arr very busy. Many ar'
puitiug In SWEET Curu Tor the BaNisr'
v D. arr % rlu the corn shop another
,,sr. Nj Wehh. their agent, u h-fs
booking after thsir Interests.
NJ Nathaniel liill has removed hi'
old haru and L. battling a n"s Que.
4 \. Hrsdhury has hd The fuuu,la
tiou 20 hi. .iory Nhichi l. Ia D. built near
ths station.
An effort i t.ing made a. faiss money
tu plac, an irvu fvucc around the cvmc.
tsrN.
Nm. wAlkcr hts b-,n very siyk bat l.
tuffFr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
RuMEORp.

Farmers are very busy planting.
Roads nearly deserted.
Nelly Raw Il visiting her sister. Mrs.
Donald at Blue I'LL.
Mrs. J. II. barker Il at home from
Auburn for brief stay.
David Elliott has chicken With four
leg., but Il only uses two To walk with.
Dr. Abbott, Who has been Dangerously
sick at East Rumfor,i, IL 90 far recover
Ell that he will be- brought home satur.
day or sunday. llis many friends Will
be pleased To zee him among them again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
WILSON'S MILLS.

Mr.. u. 4. storey !. very .lck. She Il
not able Ia III up AZ all.
school COMMENCED at middle school
house last week.
Horace Frost I. 1T the Little Magallo-
wav With the upper Iicrlln Mile drive.
The Abbott lirook drive u hung az.
Mr.. J. ". Parker !. At the Berlin
Mills House.
several of our young men have gone
over "a the Richardson lake Ia guide.
some ~ our farmers have In oats and
peas. =,
\ heavy rain saturday gave the small
stream. q rapid ri.e Ia driving pitch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
DENMARK.

Mr.. Cyru. I. smith Ia. gone on trip
to ROsion.
,hatbourne Rand, jr., has gone "a
little Ch.beague Island where he has a
situation Ia a hotel.
Mr.. Belle ellie. visits Portland.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Enfus Bennett. after two
wcek.' vacation have returned o. Worc.s-
Ter aud resumed their dutle. a, ih'
/ lunaiic hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
SWEDEN.

school In Di.tric, No. : began IN.
18th. taught BY Miss Helen Meade oi
North Brldgton.
Mr. AlonIo strogt by mistake took an
oxerio.e of faregoric and came very,
near dying. Medical AID VAS summones'
sn5 ,ftsr about four hours consciousness
was restored.
Prank n. stone has sold his western
horse 10 y. %. Mclntire.
T,.nk W. Evans IL at North conway
., ~ork Al the Eastman House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

uu The night 20 The lsih some oue stole
some tools out 20 :. u. 'hasc's black
smith shop auI thcn came aud broke IN
Ia ,.rv.n IIu,l.iou'. storv aud took about
sin la money and quite lot 20 either
thiug.. bat b. lsft thc t"ol. that D. took
irum ,hasc's shop under the ~lndos
= h.r, D. gut into the store. No clue "a
ths thi-f st.
uosard Turner has commenced work
uu hl. mill agaiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
NORrn ALBANY.

School In district No. I IL being taught
nv Miss Lizzie Wheeler, OF shelburne,
". H.
Mr.. Hiram Robbins has moved Ia her
.on'.. Josiah kimball'., and hires her place
carried on instead Of letting u.
Marshal Iuman. who has been TO
Maiden, Mass, the past winter u nj
hom. on a Walt. wehezr his family are
10 move up there In few weeks.
Mrs. J. lloltou has lost another COW,
making three In three years. hard luck
for . hard working woman.
ouite q number Of our farmers are
plsnting sweet corn for North Water
] ford corn shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
EAST SUMNER.

Planting 1. we'll advanced although
the season la. been rather cold and
backward. Probably more potatoes
than usual will be- put la a. the last
year. crop paid we'll.
Several persons are making improve
ment. about their bulldlngs this spring.
The Congregational society are about
repainting their church edlilce. 49,
The Good Trmplars are having sddi
ton. 10 their numbers aud are holding
very interesting sessions. They nov
number about IL members.
Results 81 Ia grippe are still seen.
Our sick ones remain about the sane
SIDstM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
RayAsr,s POM

Most % the summer schools are undeI
way. Myrtle Bacon Il teaching the VII
lsgc school AZ North Woodstock and
Maud Fairbanks la the Gore District.
NJ. ". y. T-nncy had = fair suiiencs
at the Coed Templar.' lodge room Thur
day evening.
Virgil Cole aud family have returned
from Loa.dslc, ". L., where they hsN,
resided Tor thrrc years.
Miss Dollie frost l. teaching In Grove
ton. y. a.
Mr.. Daniel u. swan 1. reported quite
sick.
Mr.. Berth, rease l. on yislt Ia
Portland.