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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
Albksy

~ua. aud blows follow each other Ina
pretty close proximity aud occasionally
4 .prinkling ~ rain .anlNiched Ia. Va
ristv l. the spice of life.
south Buckfleld refers 90 the fact that
decay aud death are th. natural and
common lot 81 man aud then asks Why
man has that Innate fear 81 death aud
Why l. death called the king If icrrors.
IIe savs, "Man will leave the land 81
MI. nativity and migrate Ia distant lands
leaving Kindred and friends, perhaps
forever, al la the fancicd hope of I'M
pruYing his material condition" III ar,
NAV ak, why may not man have that
GiiiA la the loving Father and his dear
~on, Who when on earth sah Ia his de-
ciples. "in my Fathers house are many
mansions. 20 Ia prepare place Tor
you." that will enable him Ia 20 forth
chcerfully 10 That letter country where
everlasting spring abide. aud never
whitening fiowers, anl where all tears
will b. Nip.i away and there will De- no
NOR. .orroW. sighlng or .inning. Per-
hap. death !. an unNelcome messenger
becausc u I. the .esy,ring ~ all earthly
tie., however dear. the breaking up III
All earthly plans, howey.r fondly cher
ishei. ~ these are all short-lised, may
Ne no, checrfully re.lgn them for a
greater and more enduring good, and
thus gain victory over the "grim mon'
.tcr"s Yes. aud be lei to regard HIN
not as Zoe but az friend. IL would
not live Away" There i very much "a
d. enjOyed here Ia this world, but n
thl. l. not designed for our eternal hons
the soul Ia not fully satisfied here
There !. much unrest here there ]. rest
beyond.
Dexter a. Cummings has sold biz
blacksmith shop aud tools Ia T.. I. Jud
kins Of Norway, Who will give hi. per
.onal attention To the business.
Isaiah IIa.elton IL quite sick.
Mrs.. \. q. Bean and Mrs. ID. n. Cum
mings are Yet on the sick llst.
Amos L.. Bean has gone Ia Norti
Bridgton 90 attend another term q
Bridgton Academy.
special mId-winter sale at 4. u. Gum
mings a sous, Norway, saturday, Jan
3Ist, When they will cell all kinds o
grain, feed aud hour, at greatly reduce.
prices: IL stormy. next fair day. NJ
are cordially invited. Our stock IL com
piete and oriess viii be promptly nlleS
NJ mill or By mall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
.nnra.AIsr aIraEI

viii .omc one plras. tell In the col.
umns 20 the ll-mocrst What ih" whole
population ~ The thlrtrrn colonies ~ the
hcginning II The Revolutionary var was
anl ohlisv an oxford cub
BEFORE "John~ babe "a. all goodbye,
b. osu~i az o. having a .light attack
~ curiosity uo doubt b. has iully ~
co,cryd Ger ihi.. bat 70 he'll ju'i hold
hi. temper aud Walt till d" ct. that vel
low hnu.. 40 Whiirva sh-,l rel. Nhy, I'll
20 across thr hcld some time n"Nt sun
mrr and say. "fof irirnlshlp'. akr.
shake iof lm numh.r 80.
NoW. I don't think "Muggin," ne
pretty a namr a. John" bat II b" Nill
b.. a. cute a. John" Nas NhN-' rUss
b, an, othsr name, CITE, aud folks AZ
u ought to rvm.m'-r that.
ana Northsrnsr. bat am sllghilN Ia
lignaui NJ The correspondent al south
nu,kn~li f,r hi uncallci for slur AZ the
bravery - The ~uuih"ru men Ia the l,r-
l-lliou. ppr. b. think our men wrr,
ct,rri hv liquor az Gettysburg, ~ Al
m tuy other famous bAitl-sf
Hiram ii~uncii .. sick, som" s,y h.
has thr mgmps.
John Nr.snrl came very near being
kill,,i one day lat week while hauling
birth down the mountain aho,~ J. J..
chapman. min. co.. snuh line broke
tni sluiy,,i hi. team; D. pluckly huug
Go the rrins. one horse Nas cut quite
badly. the other "a. uniulurri. Mr. \.
"a. shaken up bat csCap~i without any
s.fiuu. injuries.
9Th Macon rvyvntly bought to- very
Hnv .hsrt, % NJ 4 Nsrrill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27


eur birch hnulers report the snow
thru feet aud one half deep In the W
entity ~ Caribou Mountain. How i
that for January
eur rad. are In had condition a. ih"rr
l. hat little travel.
l.. ~. Tyler l. hauling grv"n wood io
West Bstl,sl aud y. -. Mil. u hauling
peeled poplar. =,
II. D.. Mil. and :. -. .roScr AZ haul
iug frum the woods "a the Rad, rradt
for a b-ttcr time 10 ct Ia the station.
j. II. Bean, E.q, will start Tomorrow
fur Lancaster, Mass, With car load 81
poiatoc. o. b. delivered AZ the industrial
school AZ that place.
hon Bean l. hauling flrc wool With 4
pair 10 Whitehead oxen. lie does q
good business.
n. q. Mason Ia. the bet pair IT steer
cal,r. Ia town, good sired ani perfectly
matched.
Mr.. Main. continue. very low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
BETHEL

Harry 4. Chase has purchased o
Eben =. kilborn large house lot facing
on Vernon Street In this village.
T.. Richardson a Son have started az
their steam MILL for the manufacture oi
birch. They have q large amount al
birch At their mill In TIL. village.
The Roberts snow plough u used Ia
this village for the breaking ~ the
streets, and II l. nnequalled for ireadlng
az pressing the snow down and clearing
q fine Wide track. u does very salts
factory work.
Harvey q. rhllbrcok brough, Ia Las,
wcek some fne looking horses which be
purchased from a lot being taken
through from the wc.t on the cars.
The second % the .erle. ~ lecture.
being given at Gould Academy occurred
January 18th. The subject was econ.
bustion" which was scientifically Illus
tratoi. These lecture. are most inter
esiing and instructive and de-er,. Ia b.
we'll attended, by all.
The complimentary convert tn Mr..
King given nj Ideal Hall, "wednesday
evening last, was most pleasing affair
Ia all lovers of music Who were present.
The singing va. fine aud much enjoyed
aud appreciated by all.
Miss Ellcn y. Glh.on returned last
week Ia Bfiigton. Mia. Glb.on has for
some time past been teacher II clocntion
az iIrldgton Academy. She l. an excel
len, clocutlonl.i, being q graduate ~
BOSTON school 81 Oratory.
special ml,l-winter sale AZ q. u. Cum
mlngs a sons, Norway, saturday, Jan.
1lst, when they will .cll all kinds ~
grain, fed and -four At greatly reduced
prizes: u stormy, first fair day. MI
are cordially Invited. Ouf stock u coin.
ple,c AMI order. will b. promptly fll'cl
~ mill or by mall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
auckclElO


George X. Coyie, Jr., Boston, WAS al
the residence of his father last week.
The remains az Walter y. Warren, who
died In Auburn ~ consumption on the
18th Inst, were brought here for burial
last Tuesday.
The lsdic. of the Baptist Circle gave q
pie supper at u. A. u. Hall Tuesday
evening. which Was well pairouired.
Ms. Mamie Gardner has gone Ia Mas
sachusctts on q few weeks visit.
The Rubln.teln Club ~ lewiston gave
VERY pleasant concert az Nefin.cot
Hall Thur.day evening. aud notwiih-
standing the very Indictment weather the
large hall was well filled.
special mld.wlnter sale ai &. u. Cum
mlngs 4 sons, Norway, saturday, Jan.
alst. when they will sell all kind. II
grain, feed. aud Hour at greatly reduced
prices; " stormy. next fair day. All
ARE cordially invited. Our stock u COM
pletc aud orders will b. promptly illlci
NJ MILL or by mall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
lONLll


frcd kn~cland. Roy r"ttlr, :. u. IN
dr-ss. Gvofgi Putnam, Frank Sirarn'
aud Louise Sieafns have gone frum the
,cuirr io North liridgton a. school.
The Christian 'ircl. was entertained
ON Tuc.iay evening hy Mr.. -. ". hast
man.
llcnrv q. St.tfn.. Who u teaching a.
North frycburg. u, AZ homr TIL. week
on the sick llst.
Ieuhmln Russell anil wife have ~
tunnel from Work village. Tho house.
on the hin ar uos al Inhabited.
The funeral 10 Mr. Amhfo." knight,
FORMERLY ofthis town. t0ok plsc" ~ the
village ca MONDAY afternoon In charge
~ Delta Lodge. y. s M Nj knight
Was very succrs.ml business man AMI
.nr some time connected With Emery \
Watrrhousc ~ Portland. osing o. I'm
pair,i health hi mind ftil~i aud Tor .
year ~ more b. hs. h~-n At the asylum
Al Augusta. ~. early death l. much
regretted by hi. many friends In lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
SOUTH sUcksiClo.

~ the Dickens
The rcmark {. sometime. heard about
the voting contest In the Democrat. ut
amount. "a nothing" To the miser
only the accumulation ~ hard dollars Ia
hoard amounts "a anything. to society Z.
and fashions yotary. perhaps only the
dane. hall With IT, alluring, enhancing
music amounts Ia anything; Ia the stu
dent, d-lylng deep by hi. midnight lamp
IA the hidden fountains ~ knowledge,
only knowledge aud u. accompanying
fame amount. 20 anything; Ia the hrin-
er, deeply engro.sei aud Interested Ia
al. herd. aud lands, only thcs" amount
10 ANYTHING; Ia the soldier, ambition.
for promotion, only the march, the hly-
ou.c aud the battlefield have any allure
mrnts. Ahd 80 on 10 the end of the
CHAPTER. Life 4. largely made up 81
tribe. aud lac who would leave trivial
thing. out ~ al. life would leave
n largely a blank. Leave out of mans
life N. social amenetie. and life would
not d. worth the living. y man de'er-
q. io live a. long a. lac ind. "njoymen,
In II, 40 he I. too apt To Indulge Ia what
ever he flni. source 81 enjoyment
What should b. added aud what left out
~ one. life for hi. good aud the goal oi
society |. an important question.
Fred called upon "a. last sabbath. lie
coolIy Informed IA that he should not
vote for GOV. IIill for President u b.
were nominated. Gov. Iiill Il total
ab.talner and I. called q iir.t-raie fellow
by those acquainted with him, although
a bachelor ~ many years standing
Fred l. an enthusiastic deyotcc oi hi'
candidate, Mi.. whitmin, of south Far
L.. =,
Ml.. Hattie u. saunder. Of Ea., lie
bron l. sick.
.. ". shaw 1. siill buying apples hay,
ing Io,ded two car. lately. You vii
nnd Bllly square every time.
Lon Record live. alone with hi. aged
mother, who will h. ~ year. old mex
June.
Hiram 4. Conani, Is year. old, j. th'
father IL ~ living children. Mr. Go
nant'. pension va. increased from ~ Il
II; TIL. winter.
n. ID. Irish expects Ia milk eigh'esi
COW. the coming summer.
In speaking Of \. r. Maxim last wee'
We omitted Ia mention that stanley Bl.
bee. fast PAGER VA. sold through hl
agency To Western partle. for q lsrg
Herb Record has sold his Eyewcc'
colt 10 Herb Russell.
The writer has the two volumes q
stanley. .In Darkest Africs," still U
the package a. they came from the pub
II.her., which he will sell for 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
EAST WATERFORD

Nj. Helen liruvu'. school la the
Nar.tou District hNs clo.ed on account
20 scarlet fever. the childrru 81 Nathan
York AMI Jane. fro.t hciug sick With
u.
Abraham Norsoci go~. % Portland
Thursday With hi. team a. b. gone q
frN days. H. will al.o Nisii In Bidde-
ford tni >,canppa.
Mi. Eita hnighiiy !. h0me from lIos'
ton.
We unisrstind Mr.. \. \. Patterson
talk 20 renting her store.
whitney Buck IA. bought yoke oi
oxen 20 =. \. Bolster ~ Norway.
:. :. Hall hts sold a yoke {" 4. III
charlie. 20 oxford.
Arthur >anierson l. spending = fort.
night with hi. grandmother al south
Waterford.
", arr glad a. 500 our candidate. Rev
Mi. Angrll, At ~" head ~ the N,'
again.
special mii-v inter ale a &. u. cum
ming. 4 ~,n.'. Norway. saturday, Jan.
Iist, when they will .ell all Kind. oi
grain. frci ani four AZ greatly reduced
pricc. II stormy, next fair day. NJ
arr cordially Invited. oar stock u com
plcle and order. slll b. promptly lille
At mill 90 by mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrg oolSos oF rrs WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF rrt COUNTY.
gRyueuRc

Mr.. 4. D. IsNi. leaves town this wcck
for a visit % Bosion.
Tobias l.. Eastman came from augusta
o. spend sunday AZ home.
At the snap bubble contest held Ina the
Congregational ycstry on Thursdsy
eN~nlng the winner ~ the prize ~as Mr..
lIo-ision.
I'ruf. rurington II farinington Nor
NAL S,hool viii lecturc In the academy
coarse February 90 on Words"
col. 4. ". Bralbury u rortlind sas
In town fOr day this week.
uf. :. H. Shcld has gone to North
ConNay, y. II. lie Sill b. greatly miss
"a IN the professional way aud also az a
ciiiFrn. During MI. stay ~ years In
Frychurg b. aud Mr.. >hesid have made
a hrgr cirvlc 81 irisuds u ho earnestly
rrgrvi their departure.
\ Nrry suc,vssful meeting ~ the
Womsu's club on fridsy afternoon.
The programme Was w charge 81 Mrs.
>tuur ani AZ its conclusion a supper was
suiovvi hN the club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
nEGIcO

Onc would H. surprised Ia .cc the
amount ~ supplies hauled up >slit gl'.
90 to the luml-rmsn, unless having .
knoNl~lgr 10 the wants aud rrpuir'-
mrnt. ~ large crew. ~ lumhermen.
Al around us av men engaged Ia
some sort ~ TIRE falling AMI lumber
hauling.
sam knapp keep. fuur.hor.c team
on the mad al the time.
Gcorgr u. staple. 4 Go. have ton. ~
siufi hauled a. their campo. They run
thru camp. ani arr landing an immeuse
lut 10 spruce aud poplar.
4. Z. Richards aud son, Msrshtll
swain. Gcoiboui nros., rhoma. 4 Hur.
s~.s, the i,umfoul Ialls foNcr Co., the
lloNarls, :. :. Dorf. james VI. poycn
and many others arv engaged Ia lumbcf'
lng ani every holy I. At work.
John I,c.,i Il puttlng upa blacksmith
shop.
clark Houston works nigh, and day
on river drivers tools.
Thrrr men work In n. T. Richards
blacksmith shop aud arr ially employed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
NEWRY

North Newry sewing society !. To
meet at Isaac kllgore'. Thursday of THIS
week.
Mrs. 4. n. Jeweit has suffered severe
~ Tor some time past with ery.ipea. Ia
the face, but NJ Last accounts avn glad Ia
learn that she IL much better.
Thur.tOn'. steam mill NJ the Corner u,
hear, Ca be shut down for a month.
There are but few operating Ia the
birch business thi. winter. The deep
snow I. rather against them.
Fred Howard has gone back to Work
for q. a. Baker.
Amos Fro.t aud Walter Powers arr
hauling birch aud oak TO the Corner Tor
j. :. Allen.
special Underwater sale at L. u. Cum
mlngs a sons, Norway, saturday, Jan.
3i.t, when they will cell all kinds oi
grain, feed, aud -four at greatly reduced
prices: " stormy, next fair day. MI
are cordially invited. Our stock IL com.
plete and orders viii be- promptly nlied
at mill ar by msil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
FASH SUMNER

Mr. charlie. barrett, Who left SumnsI
in lao. arrived Ia town r~Ccntly Ca a
Ni.it o. The Old homestead. IL was 4
brother Il the late Gilbert Barrrti, Esq-
20 Bugkieh fwo sisters arr still living
40 tlie odd farm which l. nov part II
the Itir,isN Itrm ~ IN. BArrvtt Broih-
rrs.
\ .ore cyc epidemic i prevailing Ia
oar mti.t and some arr quite badly
h1litrl
Auaaguutic,,ok sabbath school con.
f-rrncv a. E,st sumner on th. sih
viii ssni hri'f rvport later.
-ilari f,.otinE" b. thc common sNcla.
matiuu iIst nov. >i'-tN.
~u-,Hal mIi-N Inter ale ~ q. n. cam
.mins. a ~,u.'. NorsAY, saturday, Jan
fI.t. Uhrn thry will ell al kinds II
.rtir. trrd. aui iiour 40 greatly rvducc,l
prizes. 10 stormy, neat fair ihN. Al
trr c,riiall, Invited. Our stock !. COM
pIste anil urlsr. will y. promptly hll~l
tf muI Ur b, mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
WEST BtrsIl

\. :. Bcan IA. lately pat In two cat
load. - cora. II ]. selling Tor = crni'
per hushsl.
D.. Clough. IT,, !. can,asslng the iovt
ior IA, sweet corn plant fof the comlus
season In the Interest ~ Wymin Broth
rrs.
shaw 4 Grover lately ."ut a car ~ T."
taiocs a. the State Industrial school Al
Lancaster. Ma., =. Hastings Heat
went With them
The large amount ~ snow on build
ings n~-,i. l"nking after.
a.. n. l,ruNn ~ Macon Il disifihuiinG
quite an amount - iouf aud feel anon.
the farm.f. herr, frrlghting " from Nor
way.
The Coed rcmplir. arr fouhshing.
Mr.. Charlie. II. smith, Who has 80 Ions
l,cn feeble, died las, >unday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
upION

Rev. :. =. Work va. In town last wecl
On al. way home from Dammer, y. H.,
Nhsrr h. has been sick With pneumonia,
lIs thinks he will h. obliged to rcst Al
home q few wccks.
y. l.. Noble has eat hls toe quite bad
Ia having to leave the wood. for short
time.
y. Coolidgr's frum Norway Lake where
shs has bsen Ia yislt her home.
Mr.. Mile Nhho,t v NJ home helping
care Zoe her sister Mabel who !. It'll
very feeble.
The snow IL saturday lies iust a. u
fell making a beautiful white carpe, Tar
~. M" eve can reach, With nothing bu,
buiidlngs ani tr-cs Visible. The fences
snd wall. arv nearly covered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

Mr.. jaime. lri.h tell ou the doorstep
us.iay afisrupou aud huu her quite
hillN.
NJ. Frank Gilc.. ~ North fr,churg,
fr1nsrl, 90 thi. pltcr. iioi Il her home
WrI1r.itN at so'Clogk Boz the morning
She has tvyu grvst sufferer ani leave.
mlut friends a. mourn her Joe.
Mar,a Whitaker has returned HON"
iHnm Dover.
81. A.. Htrrus. ,ut hi. knc' lat Mon
Ilt huf noe t1d ,uough O. Keep him "ui
g Goo UH.sIs.
~. tlI NJ. { \. walker entertained
Doe tuld River tircle "Wednesday after.
u.znu and r,ruius There Ma four
horse Iuad FROM cold River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
IS YOUR EYEsIeHT TROUBLING YOU ?

Maine
~ Nshan-
than able
kinds ~ peculiar and falling
This make specially
u " y NJ u.
I, tiashsa. - o. ~ NJ u
would allow the
their iil hun".ss
Bukne sumner. Iuno Lowell wccy Waterford Harrison,
IN selling the
Opticin % practical ability Ia oxford County.
Remember l the only oin In oxford County That has ever received
"~lp, ~ Opir lie OIian 10" 'olny
wi IA sr,crsu With " ~
i 'pciin. who having lght
Ike NM together With an "opt'ns hans ire
dollar and claims l'' nl leads
Mlow,' Don't b. dociycl'-Dont NJ humtugg~i!
called opticians sai could De- htil
perfectly adapted
delay u troubling but visit
Vivian Hills. mxport opuciNn.
n kinds Repair
Ing on watclr., JrWelry, etc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
.nn1a anc.EllIn-

~. y. Head aud wife ani sister, Mr..
IL. 10. Davis. Nrnt Ia Auburu ga short
visit saturday. the 18th, aud returned
Monday. the 10Th.
I.F. Rlcknsll was AZ Norway the 10th.
Jane. D.. Bickncll aud II. y fhgg
have gon. Ia Hartford Centre Ia work
on a logging job.
frank MerroN IL Auburn u handling
quit. . Ia, ~ oxen In thi. vicinity. lie
drive. from ~ a. ~ by here most every
Ncsk
The lee bu.in-.. !. quite brick on our
river AZ thl. writing.
n. y. >te,son aud wife hNd their rr-
crpii0u and dance At the rc.lienc" 81 the
bride. father. u. y. Head, the .Fh.
Large company and grand time Z" all
Appearances.
Elmer Austin has swappcd horse.
With Frank Mcrros ~ Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
WEST PARIS.

Remember the Rebekahs fair Tuesday
and wednesday evenings Of ths week.
Public temperance meeting In the Hap
tlst church Thursday evening, January
18th.
This week closes the voting contest In
the Democrat. Subscribers In this sec
tion please hand their votes "a u. w.
Bryant az n. T.. Andrews and tbev viii
49, that they are forwarded Ia the Office.
The q. r. n. Company have men al
work hsrc taking out two tanks from
the old engine house aud making prep
arations FOR Iilo, engine which IL ex-
pectcl herc In few DAYS.
Those sho attended the I. ~. a.. T. en-
tertalnment last Thursday evening had
very pleasant time although the
weather and travelling was bad ~ they
were unable 10 carry out their full pro-
gram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
soRrs NORWAY.

Mrs.. Mary \. Frost died Jan. III, al
the rr.iicnce ~ her son. Charles fro.t'
with whom abe lived since her husband
death. A..
JANE. frost. children are sick with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. ~lmeon Tracy had a paralytic
sbo,k Jan. slst. aud l. very low.
Ernest Tracy from Boston has been
Visiting AZ hcue. 80.
Sch0ol In district No. II, closes thi'
week after q very successfai term ts"gh'
by Mi.s Jewell ~ >aco. :,
Iyceums are held every week IN dl.'
trlct w. 3, Adna Hobbs, President
They are very Interesting.
a.. 4. Upton has gone Ia Aabarn. +,
Mr.. prank T.. Herrick IL very s'sA
With pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
HEBRON

People are busy preparing for th'
opening - school.
Mr.. Howe returned last week.
Mi. Fanny Thompson Ia. been Ni.it'
ing her sister, Mr.. Dr. DOMAIN.
Mr.. ~ylyanu. Beirre Ia. ju.t passed
hi. 18th birthday. lie j. quite active
for man II hi. age, and before SNOW
came often walked tO church.
There was no service In the church
SUNDAY.
The storm made the road. very bad
ani necc.sliatsd road breaking sunday
morning, which was not through Ia
time for service, very rare occuranc'
here.
We are glad Ia ..c 80 much In praise
81 Mi.. whitman. She came 10 thu
plac. When a child aud after her parent.
removed Ia South PAri. she returned
here Ia the school. aud In all these year,
We have ~, a. hear the fret wori which
I. not In her praise. We are sure ifeaci
one could vote hat once she would Wit
the fir.t prize. The ",Ote early ani oi
ten" SAVIOR. of old time "fammany."
4.
special mld-winier sale at 4. u. Cum
ming. a sons, Norway, saturday, Jan
3l-i, when they will -ell all kinds %
graln, feed aud -four at greatly reduce,
prices: II stormy, next fair day. NJ
arr cordially iuyitei. our stock !. CON
pleie aud order. will be- promptly iille'
At mill or by mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

Iur masquerade spoken 90 l.t week
uil. o. hrId 30 Academy lbll urNt w
Ga, evening Nimi..iou o. y,lt.. chill
,Irgu lu GENTS coffee and cake eiu De-
.sf,ri sriui mIrCh at >u',Iu,k sharp.
Ihr ml.krrs arf requested io as.rmh.r
Iu ths lower rJ.1m. 81 arr very CuriI.
abs Invited ts attend in cn.iumr. ltfis
uilI h1. tlr rrpuu'.uu 90 getting "li s
-,-sl display GO costume at "a mt-'lu'-
riIs. aul chat r,puilfi"u uughi noe %"
Is allowed fu suF. r uu thI. usti..HU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
CANTON

The uuiycrsall.t circle will meet viii
Mrs. George u. staples next Thursday
evening.
u. VI. Poster Ia. Loot valuable two
year-old colt.
~. \. smith met With quite a severe
accident few days ago by catching hi
hand On \ hook aud tearing u badly.
Ia grippe has made IT. appearance
again.
some local talent are preparing "a
give a musical entertainment. They are
known a. fofhan's Negro Mln.trols.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27

ifa Nmerlctn Robin, >poul and
~la'I.r Company was organized In Fort
land eegs hsfury lat. This organiti-
'.HH b. uHf. ~ reported, Ia the Interest
"t au Eugi.h syndicate, hut !. entirely
American .n Ifs stockholders aud Officers.
90 ,Umpri-.. - Ter ccut - al The bob
states, aui The consolidation i made ior
etuuuw.c reasons. which vii benehi
consumers aud manufacturer. beorge
Nunros Eudicutt a boston i President,
and William \. French u Boston vii ~
Treasurer. The hnancial hscking b.
strong, and " h. psd-up capital Of
s2t'NJfn. It. properties include tim
hrr land in this state. and Ia finishing
hcturies au located In manufacturing
Cyufres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
HIRAM.

IL this isa January thaw deliver "a
from freeze.
Mr.. Henry Pike has gone tn 'rcnne..e'
to be gone three or four month. for hi
health.
We regret 10 learn that James l.. I'LL
II Glldden, Iowa, q former selectmar
aud justice Of the peace In Hiram, u Ia
poor health.
william ~. Iin.cott I. In Milford,
Kansas.
Samuel ". Gould, Esq, recently nslt.
e,l HI. sister, Mrs. Isaac :. Lowell. She
u very low with pcmphagu., sklu and
blood disease, very rare IN this country.
Mls. Lizzie Burncll Il attending school
az keut's iIill.
Roscoe T.. Greene, Esq, has Joined the
Portland Commahdcry of knight frm.
plars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
BRONsFtElD

Ius.l,, evening the Literary circle
nst vith M. pr Gttshell. Tho neat
..r.is viii mr.t With ME- >ticknsy.
Nrlnr.itN evening the laiics' >vs'
.us circle gave is'N supIsr al MI e.
M.HsHylis.
Ihur..av evening th- Daniel 4 Beau
l'..'. 60. A. r., sill g,,v a p,ruic supper
f.r CO. rsurtt 90 ths rost.
~ srv having heavy rain TO-DAY,
lnur.ii1.
NJ. Frank Ham isNrr, seriously .i,k.
NJ and Mr.. lluWsrl N"ulion also
T,,rrtt IB..sft are h"me from Boston
f.r ri short NI.U.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-27
uocxe,s MILLS.

Social dance at Mt. Abram Hall FRI
day evening. Music, I.ocke's Mills Or
chestra, six pieces.
We had quite rainsiorm the 22i. i.
There are seven team. on the rad
hauling spool strips from Patch Noun
tain.
George e. woodsum went To Mechanic
Falls last week with hls team.
The saw mill has started mp and u
running full speed. D.