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

Hope s,ath Bacsheld will not leave
ih. brigade for many year,. "I.et all
bltterne.. anh wrath b. done away, let
Il no, be- once namel among you" "Ns-
riety 1. the .plc. 81 life" ~ little non
sense now aud then IL indulgei In by
th. be.t III men" knew II a husband
and wife Who were somewhat different
la temperament. The VII. was rather
ha.ty aud often spoke Ia q way that
would give offence, but th. husband al
way. took " calmly. The wife remark
81 Ia friend that she did wish that Ia
would hare up sometimes so they might
have .p,t, a. they would lor, zach ctAsr
o. iassA bitter after they made up. The
brigaa. cant afford Ia have their rank.
broken unle.. Il L. by the retirement of
some old soldier like myself. u seem.
about time for me tn b. laid on the shelf.
Thanksgiving !. In the near future
and will sou be- Ia the past. How last
ia year. come aud go. Ia many fsmi-
lie. there will bel cha.tened feeling
caused by the vacant chair"
Mrs. Lncy Cumming. Il very feeble.
Walter Libby !. very sick aud low
They are both quite aged.
Edgar u. Andrew. !. very much afiiict-
ed with rheumatism.
Mr.. kilbourn, 81 Bethel, Was la town
on business Tuesday.
Amos l.. Bean !. home from Bridgton
Academy.
Charlie. Grover has . shooting match
Wednesday aud Thursday.
Carter 4. Grover has returned Ia
stratford, y. H., To engage In oversee
Ing numbering business.
william Grover IL about starting foI
New Hampshire To work driving team
In the woods.
Mr.. Mary Mills, Of Norway. has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. a. IT,
Barker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
aiInrnan cIAral

The house aud stable o~Bcl by M.
q. u. Ahhott. Que hall mile belos
this village. ~ss burned fridAy morn
ing. The house ~as occupied by l.or-
ing a.. Mckeca AMI q. 4. Mckeen Nth
their families. \ little child ~sk-i hl.
father az, when he found the house AL
81 Sith smoke. They had barely time
Ia gvt out anil sss~i bat little. kinsl
friends rcmemh-rsi thru ~iih .uhstsn-
tial thlngs needed. l.oss on building.
$40. ln.urv,l st0.
Mrs.. n. 4. small viii spend the Win
ter In Portland With her .ou, DR.. y. y.
small
We are pleased to learn that Orlccr
l,yerson II Bry.nt's Pond ssifcl liqaors
from one fragi.r. ~bo has had consider
shle ha.lness In surrounding towns the
past fen mouths We advise taking him
neat tims.
The steam mill vii - started M this
Sc.k. >ome slx handrcd cord. ~ lum-
her sill ~ hauled Ia besides quite q
quantity "a long lumtsr.
Mr.. y. N. Bsrtlsti has b-.n Appointed
Co administer on the X. 4. pollof' estate.
Guy Dolior u .ick 9th typhoid fewer
AZ Gloaccstsr. ~. sister and brothsr srr
thrfo caring Zoe him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

Nj, lydia krcns as buried from h.r
late hnm~ the 18th. Rev. u. :. lIih-
hard Congregational minisier % Etst
SUMNER. Cundactcd the ssfNiccs. w.
and Mfs. fr~d 4. Bsfrvtt 20 Augusta
same o. attend thu faneral, stopping
si-,ut town tsw DAYS amOng old
fri~nds. Mr. George i.ssrvnc. and son
20 Eethsl. sl.o stt.nie,l.
NJ. John N. lane AS buri~i ffum
hi. home th~ 18th. lnisrmsnt a West
i'sfis. Nh-rv thru. a the childrvn reside.
e. N Lane. M. Gco. Mar.hall aud The
Stios 81 \. T.. Andrew. srr liNing
thew.
NJ. james llick. has moy-ito Bruns-
wirk. where their son, J. ENerrti Hicks,
]. la college.
Dotti- Nav Head. daughter % John
Head. l. still % >outh Paris.
NJ aud Mr.. I,ohl- are home, bat ~,
o. r,turn o. >ouih l'sfis before fhanks-
giving.
Mr.. Mellcn Hates !. ,isliing her
mothrr. an sg-i lsdv. who i tsnicrly
car,si fnr AZ her dsughtsr'., Mrs. ". u.
chase 20 farrsr's Mile.
Nj. JENNIE Hates L. attending cum
msrril schnol AZ Portland.
\. Holli. AMI Miss Emm, Hycrson
ssrv mRfric,i m. lsih, going dir~ctly :"
their hums CA sumner iilll. The happy
pair arr folio~~d hy the bit ~ish". ~
their msnv friends snd feel that thet do
not lose h~f. A. she has oaly moved to
hef NV huuss la town.
Chsrlis Tsrrar u boDc from hi. work
~ Framingh1m. Mass, ~her- he has
BEN .inys ctfly spring.
NJ. and Mr.. D.. l.. bish~. and little
sou psig ht ~ canton, arr al pr. Z. NJ.
Hish-~'s.
Ur,. a.. a.. llamllion u "a sPcak Al the
1 ni,-r.ali.t hoass this Thursday even
iug.
Mi.s Ells 4. Nbhott aud Nlss lila
Auir.ss have gonc a. Na.huA, y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
GREENWOOD.

The other day Ransom Cole found
.ns 81 his .hesp dead Ia the pasture, a
hoI. eaten into her .ile through which
hsr harslr, had b-.n extracted ani de-
,ourr,l. aud the sheep mutilsiod IN no
ether say. Everybody woald Ike Ia
know What Kind % an animal did u.
That eclipse ~ the .uu on the evening
of The 18th. came off according "a pro
gram. and Was hr.t clas. entertain
msnt. t.eing highly Instructive, although
.ayoring .omewhst 20 the melancholy IN
.t.ad II the humorous.
Hat what Nas the noise that shook
thing. - lstSeen nine and ten O'Clock
Monday evening" ZONE say u MAS a clap
% thunder, some an alrquske, While .,lI'
other. think u wss an earthquake. We
rather incline toward. the latter hy p",h-
esi.. u being the mo.t unusual and TO
mantle.
And b.r. l. compliment for q. VI. u:
our h.iter half say. she likes 10 Rad ms
items better than ever. since she IA.
sr-n the man that writes them. and
think. more Of him still because Ia likes
the crow ~ we'll. No root 90 JEALOUSY
started a. vet. however.
Pigs are dying IL sore threats a. usual
thl. time II YEAR. aud the consequence
|. that th0se little stacks of fried dough
nuts come on Ia the table In Obedience
10 the hw 81 cause and effect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
sourn sucsfitlo.

II 1. hciirf IA - Ignorant, than know
teo much that \. not true.
Every reporter OF the Democrat should
have hi. of her mentor. Almost siN
YEAR. ago Ne Chos- our mentor, uncle
Addison. Although sc have no, slsays
e.sap.d .harp criticism fof our acts the
choic- 70 our mentor has never b-cn
criticised. one. mentor .hould D. .
psr.oa of discretion aud good juig-
ment aud such Que !. ours. Hut ~"
ar, forced to admit that ~e seldom -"
our mentor. The other day Ne met
our mentor aud ~ soush, hi. ad'lcc ON
diver. sublcCt.. In reply To the question
u neither ~ considered John the Ne.,or
Of ~. brigade hi, silence was profound
aud impressive. We siill hluk 80, ~
don't change easily.
Perhap. Harry futile At the Eas, has
reared more colt. aud .old more hor.e.
la ia. last ten years than any other man
In town. Harry nov Ia. six horse Kind
aud would like 10 sell. IL ha. some
gcoi ones.
We recently Visit.d st :. NJ. beans
In Hebron. Mr.. Bean VA. born Ia Beth
el. bat IA. resided on the Asa Bearc-
plac. for the past thirteen year. Ani y.
nos one Of the large aud .uccc..ful
farmers Of Hebron, keeping II COWS, :
horss.. large number of .wine, etc.
lie Ia. lately built barn over loo feet
In length. IA. water la house and barn,
and All modern improvements. Tie la
progressive farmer, genial aud inielll-
seui too.
With a surprising uDanlmity the farm
81. 10 al till. region settled down, from
the fret. for higher price. for apple. or
IA .le, them rot In the cellar" Hut per-
hans. like some Of the colorei troop.
during the war they may suddenly break
aud run like q flock of sheep. There IL
a good deal ~ human nature In those
color-d folks. We have seen q. PRETTY
tyI~. ~ beauty In girl. born OF slave
mothers as Ne ever aS anywhere
Has Gilbert become worshiper al
the shrine Of obc.ene-st P.haw, oilbet,
II 4. brain aud Drawn, not fat, that keeps
thI. world wsgging.
oh, how gifted and sharp of reparte-
\. NORTHWEST Bethel. II almost take.
our breath away. How thoughtlc.s In
"a. to speak % being Jea'ogs. u Viii De
an open secret now.
Mr.. =. N. Irish AZ the East continues
seriously sick, confined Ia the bed, but
her attending physician, Dr. CALDWELL
I. hopeful IL her recovery.
We b-g your pardon, Doctor, for our
noIl-appearance. This Il world Ia
which there must be economy Ia all our
RESOURCES. time. health aud strength, AZ
we'll n. other things. Acting upon 'hi'
principle We wandered away from the
direct roui. on business visit aud when
down by Hebron Station the rain com
menced Ia fall from the lowering clouds
sadly aud reluctantly We turned back Va
south IIlll. We now make TIL. propo-
.ltIon: n Dr. Whitman, ar most any
other man he will name Ia Oxford 'oan'
~, desire. Ia discuss the tariff Issue will
south Backfield 1t some prominent plss,
In the county he can be- accommodates
and We will not get side tracked mex
time, either. Nov, apostles OF pro
lection. don't all speak At once. Eemem
Der. no country school house this time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24

Tlu. ssskcr after nss. has . hard task
in this plsc- iust nov, aud t-'ing alm".,
devoid - msginstion qua poorly fitis
to write ~ithoui bottom facts a. base an
srticls 90. have No great achievement
- NV oWn o. rvcofd. 80 had I, moiesiy
~oali forbid my attempting my own
sulugium.
an Glad the SEASON 81 fair IL past a.
there will D. les spsc. devoted Ia the
wonderful doing. n fast hor.e.. u has
made m- tirri Ca rad 80 much about the
rae, course. n thu amount ~ time and
money that IL .Ieut, wasted ca last
hor.s., N-rv sppli~,i 10 some - the pro-
durti,e indusirie. there would be but
little grumhling about hart time.. New,
hot~ none 20 the brigade viii think
that Mason l. after them Niiha stick Tor
n. 4. not. lie has the most kindly f"cl-
log toward. every memh@r ~ that organ
igathun. We arr not al alike snd What
a dull .hest our faVofite PAPER would bc
acre II 80. More varied the condiments
Tie better The sauce.
hote south Buckfch won't de.efi OF
ak IN hl. tent. lie alNsys gives u
.nm.thlng n.x, racy and readable ;
aushahle also. n you ct mad, Buck
bite or kick Mason little easy aud Then
you all have fan Ia the stable that VIII
hs an antidote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
AIRAA.


frank. eldest son ~ Marshall L.. aud
IayInla \. Wad.worth, died Nov. s,h of
consumption, aged - ycaf., J month,
Z DAYS. IL VS. q graduate ~ Gay.
Commercial College ~ Portland sni had
spent some time In clerical bushes. la
Portland and Boston. Tie va. young
man ~ pure morals, goci habit. and
fine mind aud elevated aspirations. Tie
di-si ch.cr-,l by 'h- Christian. faith,
leaving q very large circle % friend. aud
relatives In .orrow At their lrrcparsble
lo.s.
Iemucl Cotton has bought Eugene
wad.worth'. apples. Price paid sl.s5
for No. A.. aud - cents for No. "a.
Frre,i0m wai.wofih has .oli hi. pine
tlmhcr "a Marx Coolbroth % steep Falls.
Charlie. \. Warren. 81 Wet Baldwin,
I. buying apple. In South Hiram.
Ethel l.. sione, ~ Cornish, !. teaching
In the Trip District, south Hiram.
Rankin a Hanson, Of East Hiram, are
selling ou, their good. al co'i. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
WEST eucsrItlp.

a.. l.. Dsmon's hifcl man went inio
the vooj. to cut wood on. day last week
sni has not b.-n .-cn yet. lie wore ~
hi. old clothes.
~. Turner snd wife 81 ~outh Paris aud
Mary fsusr ~ Auburn we're at VI. Far.
rar'. last sunday.
~. H.corI has .old al. farm a. ". ".
Maxim snd Ia. novel to Auburn.
q. \. Warren has flushed thrc.hlng.
Csrul Taylor !. clspboinling aud
painting hi house.
Mr.. Nettie BENNETT returned last week
irom nsrlln falls, y. H., where .he Ia.
lc-n "a attend the funeral ~ her brother.
4. \. warrcn's horse ran away last
saturday. The wagon WAS .mashed,
but no one was hurt.
Aggie Y. flsgg !. going "a work Tor
Mr.. 4. IIer.ry IL farmer again. She
Ia. worked there mo.t ~ the time Tor
live yelr..
Mr. aud Mrs.. D.. y. lIlcknell 10 Norway
wef- a. frrd bennett. Las, Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Hammond !. AZ her Ia
th.r'.. George B~nneit's.
O.car Eastman aud wife wcr- at 4. \.
Warren. SUNDAY.
!. ". Richard. aud VIM. Colin went
Ia McSlco last week Ia ace about Mr..
Coma. pension.
y. &. MAYHEM was up from Auburn
SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
BYRON

Ground iro,e az lat night, stopping
blowing till q thaw.
frvd Nbbott has revived . nic- IVAN.
ride from Dt. Frank T.. Abbott ~ hrook.
Ism. y. \. Ia. be,r that has put hls
fupt In his trap tvicc had better besarr.
\ lsrg, buck passed between John
Iloug hton'. house aud ~codshe,i rcccut-
IN. >oon after an animal resembling
aud supposed by many to D. . ~olf 40.
s.,n skulking aWsy from " trail, AZ V
approached the builiings.
byrun's Ipor Mans link lUum.trccl
u di.cvunting fr.ly. q. l. Hall has
gathered toward sln worth this fall
and q. 4. llcd.don AMI q. \. Manila az
much morv.
\ chicken shoot, horse race, foot race,
and catch thu grvas.,i pig c,mcs or frl-
day al Hop city. l'tiyes given 10 WIN
nsrs. THIS /. Intended to D. the most
brilliant msrt 20 the season.
Mr.. Nar.hail whitney aud Jessie
have t---n ~ Hiram ~-.k With her sis-
ter Who l. M, expected a. live.
VIII l.. Crv..-y 10 Buekhsld has been
boarding. AZ oliver. camp hunting the
past. s.k. some small game !. all b"
LA. 10 shaw a. vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
WEST BETHEL.

Dexter Mil. Ia. closed hi. blacksmith
shop and gone Ia work for \. :. Bean.
a.. ~. brown, E.g., has been on the
.lck ll.t ani hls storc has been closed
thl. week.
The .iudcni. % Gould Academy gave
an exhibition AZ Bcan'. Hall, West
Bethel, last Friday evening. The breach
~ promi.e case, Bsr'iell W. licksick
"a. plca.lngly rendered. followed by
doe music With wand aud dumb bell drill /;
,l.o high Kicking by Hall aud Wiley and
flne balancing BY Chandler. The natural
born clown With NO equal !. Chandler,
who.. every act on such occasions u fun.
otis Mason I. laid up With lame foot.
As I.esn IA. several new arrival. Of
hand. Ia work la aud about hl. mill.
The lightning and thunder last Mon
day evening Was followed With a hne
rain on Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
atIcxeielO.

q. u. whltten Of Augusta Was at hi'
fathers, j. W. whlttrn's, Sunday, 18th
Dr. q. ID. bradbury has returned from
Massachusetts, whrre he has been foI
several months experimenting the con
struction of = house.
/ Dana rs. Harlow, o recent graduate al
Hamilton Theological Seminary, ". Y,
preached At the baptist church the 18th
Inst.
Your correspondent will bc more than
fourscorr years of age II he lives Ia see
another total eclipse of the moon. The
child of to-day will have arrived al the
interesting age of eighteen when u &C
ours sgsin.
several Young iadie. gave a profitable
entertainment Monday evening of last
week In aid Of the ORCHESTRA.
Mrs. Colby lsawson Of Island Pond,
W., !. the guest 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. \.
I.swsou.
Mrs. George VI. Atwood and Nj.
Grace Harlow ~ Paris were In town lsst
"wednesday.
Mrs. Louisa Marble ~ Portland has
been the guest ~ her sister. Mrs. Ch,..
a. Allen. the past week.
Mr.. q. n. Prince returned from Wa
ieryille wber. she ha. hcen visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Drummond.
~. *. Hall, VI. D., has gone Ia Bur-
lingiou, VT, on = business trip.
Mrs. =. ". Tobln l. In town from Ne~
Hampshire.
Hotel Long changed hand. Monday.
Mr.. Tobin having disposed of hi lease
io Mr. tee. Luce ~ Auburn formerly OF
rrcsquc I.le, Aroostook County, where
he kept hotel.
Daniel s,lckncy. formerly 81 the Aroo.-
took Pioneer. will make his homc with
Mr. Luce. at Hotel Long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
pickvAlG.

Where Dickyale IL, AMI what about H..
About fifteen miles as the crow ME.
nortbea.teriy from Parl. Hill, and TWEEN
ty-fiye, by any tolerable road. from the
Democrat office. Supposed to have been
fret discovered by ilygeis 10 her peram-
bulation. IN search Of the elixir Of life re-
discovered by the noble rel men of the
Abenaki nation In their tramps from
PeIepscot to Bollibialigi. IL the GOODIES.
Of health left any memento OF her dis.
co,ery, the sayage- destroyed II, aud old
Campbell aud Rails, the first hunters and
fishers, destroyed all the Indians lett,
except a stone mortar aud the mineral
spring, which they could not lug on or
drink dry.
Thi. enchanted dell IL bounded north
by the stocswell and Burgcs. hills, east
by the pinnacle and Dick Mountain
range. With the mineral spring In the
foreground, south By "Old Black" and
vest by Franklin, With Mount Lircon IN
the background. Mountains la front and
rear II us, mountains on both tanks oi
US, towering above us In m,je.tic rug
gc,ine.s; the autumn sunlight gliding
their naked domes and shimmering the
yariegated foliage on their wooded sides
surely these make grand picture these
sunny days.
Spears Stream winds In and out about
this valley a. II seeking To .'get there
by some other way than VIA Dixhelt
Vain effort. Prom the memory OF The
Oldest Inhabltant. these hillsides have
contributed tn maintain the fluid supply
OF that precinct.
The name Of thi. quiet hamle, and IL
significance hereafter. Thereby hangs 4
tale.
We learn that Mr.. Bray IL falling.
Mrs. Des. wyman remains quite feeble
Frank Chllds Of franklin, Who receives
HE mall nj this ofiicc, Il quite sick.
John A. Putnam Il building again
This place will grow Nc long a. Johi
lasts.
Our boys 20 to the logging swami
next Monday, In company With M
Buker Of Turner. :.
An epidemic Of dog shooting has brok
en- out here. Business for lawyers ]
brewing. Malicious mischief; Il mean
''sass" and damage, boys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
hEBRON.

Prof. J. y. Moody was In town satur-
day and sunday. A pure spring has
been obtained ~ him for the village
water supply aud work begun so u u
hoped there will be- no more trouble la
that direction.
Bricks are being hauled for the foun-
dation ~ the church.
The quartette and q few Intimate
friends spent 4 very pleasant eyenlng at
q, w. Cushman's on saturday In honor
Of his list birthday. The party va. q
surprise to Mr.. Cushman planned by hi.
family.
T.. l.. Packard aud others sent = car Of
apples to boston this week. Choice
winter fruit will be sent later In the win
ter.
Mrs. Howe and Mrs. II. y. Holster Of
south Paris visited Mrs. \. &. Howe last
week.
last weeks item In regard TO the large
oak should read two feet from the
ground instead Of ten.
The following u the programme o
the closing entertainment given In stur
tenant Hall, under the auspices Of On,
senior Class and the Athletic Associs
ton. Miss Blance NJ. Harrington ol
Boston. elocutionlst, music by Hebror
Quartette, Instrumental music by ths
| students. Ice cream aud cake served
after the entertainment.
We understand the contract for build
Ing the church has been let 10 frsnl
Pike.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
aEYhEl


Rcv. Henry blanchard &C Portland
gave hls lecture "i.ooking backward.
1, the unlscrsslist church, bethel.
Thursday evening Ia q full house, and
apprccIsti,e audience.
Gould Academy closed the fall term,
Friday, bya public examination In the
forenoon, aud an athletic exhibition In
A. :. beans hall, West Bethel, In the
evening.
The bethel savings bank have moved
their cafe Into Cole Block.
Walter y. Holt has purchased the
Gould house In Msyville.
DIR. j. u. Gehrlng has purchased the
old Chandler house at the head IL broad
STREET.
Mrs. n. r. True leaves for Boston,
Monday, to spend Thanksgiving With her
-on John, and will sail for Europe Dec.
lat, In company with her daughter MARI
on and family.
The trustees ~ the VI. T.. church have
Put In the foundation aud are pushing
work on their church.
Rev. Henry blanchard, ID. D., 81 Port
land, gave the opening lecture of the
t'ni,rrsslist Literary society. course 1T
the tni,erssli.t church, on Thursday
evening last. \ scholarly, Interesting
and Instructive discourse IL WAS. \
good audience listened Httsntiyely show
log an appreciation of the speakers
words. MANY are the complimentary
comments which have b-en made upon
this lecture, aud II was evidently enjoyed
by all. The next lecture ~ the course
!. Ia b. given BY Rrv. Mr.. Hamilton aud
a. Mr.. Hamilton has been heard by q
number herr before, there viii bc large
audience Ia listen to till. lecture on
Thu Law evening. Dec. ~, next. u u
ccrtain that those Who heard him herr
Last summer will h. among the fir.t.
Mr.. John Iiarri. think. 10 starting for
the "sanny south"-for florids-soon
after Thanksgiving.
The steam heating apparstu. !. being
put Into Cole Hook.
The Tethel savings Hank rooms are
belng pushed to completion aud viii
.oon be ready for occupancy. IN" safe
u already la.
Hoo. Enoch Poster will use Oh. room
vacated by the bank a. q private of'lce
and Ia nov having !, thoroughly r.
pslr-t.
NJ. q. n. Adam. l. moving Into the
house rcccnily vacated byJ. II. Barows
on Park STREET. Mr.. adams u AZ prc--
cni experimenting the r-bulldlng NJ the
Methodist church Ia this village.
IIctrlck a Park have taken az icm-
porarv quarters In the Brick Block PEND
ing the completion of new quarter. In
cole Block.
Mr.. I. ". Amc. !. With va one. again
aud all are glad Ca .r- him.
We arr To b. treated Ia the "Thr-c
shos. w one" Blshop's Mlns,rcls, New
York Museum Company aud ~pauldings
He'll giugrr., ~ Ideal Hall Tuesday
evening. Nov. !lih. This u sid :" IL
an entertainment worthy ~ patronage.
We sccin a. D. getting an abundance 81
smu.emeni. lately, bat IL takes all Ia
ma le mn a life
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
HaOWnCtIlD

!. L.. bennett ha. purrh,sci about
thirty acre. ~ land adjoining hl. home
stead ~ Henry Day, Jr.
Dr. ". l.. Gatchcll has returned FROM
. short yi.i, IN boston.
~. =. ratirn Ia. recrlS-i hl. ht.t in-
.,ailmcni ~ pension ~ .lO per month.
D. ~. johnson has op.nci q meat
market In al. h,rissr- store.
Charlie. Gray got seriously Injured by
the falling ~ q tree which b. was cut
ting. IL !. feared on. Of hl. lung. !.
Injured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
PORIIR


We arr having cold wave ahd the
ground u frozen hard.
Pine fall to do work and th0.. that
have not Improved the nice weather
ough, not "a complain IL thl. lat. time.
Mr. Isaac Libby ~ hear Fails il very
.lck With inflammation of IN. towels.
Ilis case IL rather critical.
Most ~ the apple. In this vicinity have
been sold bat AZ rather low price.
There has BEEN more cider made Ia
ihl. town thl. fall than there Ia. been IN
any one YEAR for the past twenty.
Mr. I. l.. French has got an Increase
~ pension fof Mo.es eros. ~ ~ which
vill help him a. h. !. FAR from b.lng a
we'll man aud !. needy.
II I. rumor-i that VI. =. Moulton has
.oli hi. farm Ia =. a. fox aud James
BaCk. rricc paid .;.Ooo. We hope
Mr.. Moulion Il not going Ia move out II
town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-24
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Frrl n. Hove received the ssd Intel.
lig,n e. by Telegram, that hl. brother,
rr-.man Hove ~ HATTIE CITY, engineer.
died "Wednesday, Nov. II, IL lnjuric- ~
csl,cd frum a railroad collision.
Richard E.te. rrc-ntly had hand
.om. monumsnt ~ polished granii.
erected on hi. lot In the crmc,.ry, from
whitney IIrn.., bethel, Maine.
Mrs. Ada Abtott has bc.n very sick
with ulc-rat~i sore throat.
Dca. ". :. kimbill la. gone Ia Mas
sschusstt. o. spend the winter sith h'-
chlldwn.
AUNT lydia Bean Recently fell from
her chair and Injured her hip 40 .hc IL
atoat bclpls.s.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Elbtidgr crookrr have
gone Ia housekeeping In frci Helms
rent.
MI.. Emm, brown h,. returned from
Bfhlgton ACADEMY.
J. VI Ratlctt aud wife. ". :. wight
aud Wife, aud Mr.. T.. :. Bartlett, visited
gumiord Fall. the 18th.
Lovers ~ astronomy ani all other
lovers hal lovely chance Ca Sies to-
tai eclipse 81 lovely full moon, SUNDAY
c,-ning. Nov. H..
Belle kimball revived the priI. for
lsa,lng off at the head the most time. In
her spelling clts. AZ school.
Alder River Grangc met At their hall
In last bethel, saturday evening, No
S,ml.r lith. The meeting "a. c'llei
Ia order At o'clock by III. worthy mas
ter. After brici baslness meeting they
clos.,i Ia due form, aud Invited tho.c
out.ide the gate Who came by special In
Yttiion io par,skc of q bounilful har
wet feast. The tables were loaded With
everything that heart could Wish. III.
hall Va. fill'si Nth Patron. and lnslicd
guests. AFTER the supper va. over
Young aud old INDUCED Ia oldllme play.
Nhich caused good deal 81 fun and
m.frimeni. At late hour they adj
burned 90 meet sgiin on or bcforr the
full moon la Dcccmber shlch u Their
annual meeting. They hay" the prom.
H.. of nic- treat from the sister. of
Ald.T River brange az that time.