Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24

impressed with the value 81 = good edu-
cation, and no pains were spafei 10 give
his children the beat that Was to>ce hsd.
When but 10 years 81 sge his daughter
MIR. Bisck) was sent to the acsdsty
NJ China. aud later to well-known
school for girls nc iIslloweli, aud finsllN
tc what nj that time was perhaps the
most prominent school for young women
In this part 10 the country. The Cony
femsle Academy nj Augusta. AZ this
place .he Was nj once brought Into the
society of the oldest aud best known
families Of Augusta, the Fullers, the
Bridgcs, the westons and the Willlsmses
and here she made many valuable ac-
ausintances which .he cherished through
lie, and always delighted Ia recall, and
In after years when she had first made
the acquaintance III her future husband,
a reception VA. given Ia the two young
people nj the house ~ the Hon. Ieuei
williams. Her education being CON-
plcte,i she va. engaged In teaching In
various PLACES, being nj one time the
principal female Instructor In the Belfast
High school. The training IL her youth
.hew itself throughout her life, aud her
methods II thought were forciblr aud
exact. Her carefully KEEP, diary for
nearly ~ years, dealing AZ u did With
event. ~ Importance aud With person.
~ eminence I. 81 great Interest, and
gives vivid picture % past time. Ia
Maine.
In Isis she Ma. married Ia the late
IIon. Charlie. Andrews. Mr. Andrew.
va. horn In psH. In isit, rad Law With
the Hon. Hannibal iIamlln. was admitted
Ia the har, and hegun practice IN Turner.
IN isis he moved 10 Dlxhcld, and In
lsiG he came 20 Paris a. assume the
duties ~ Clerk ~ Courts, a. which he
had hccn elected. lie continued "a live
here, engaged Ia the practice ~ the law,
ani In lSsD va. clerici Member 20 Con
srr.s from thl. district, which position
hc held AZ the time 81 hi death In lisa.
Col. Andrews was brilliant aud ahl.
lawyer aud an eloquent aud succc..ful
advocate. Though diving al the early
age ~ = YEAR. hc hal already hccom.
frcogultci Ia Cougrc.. a. man 20
mark-l ability. AMI hi lo.s "a. unl,ef-
sally lameuisi bath in Washington snd
In hls native State. iii. speech 20 Feb.
-. isi9, In the House 10 Representatives,
confronting the action ~ Russia In ~
gard to Hungarian affairs, aud rendering
sympathy Ia ko.suth, was broad.
minded liberal plea for mor Christian
and civilized mole ~ settling ln,erus-
,ional disputes. AMI wss fully Appreciated
by the distinguished exile. I. may -
.e.n In very hearty letter nov ln poe
session 20 the family. ani sdhfrsse,l tn
III. widow At the time ~ her husband.
Death.
The children ~ her marriage With Mr..
Andrews Nerr Charlotte Buxton the
lat. Mr.. vo.el snd i'er.ls Nsyen.. In
the training ~ her daughters Mr.. BLACK
.bsw the .Am- appreciation 20 the value
- thorough and cxact discipline that
her father hsi shown before her, aud
he gave thru thu h..t c.iuc,tlou that
"a. 20 D. had. She gave ihsm also What
"a. even b-ttsr. cool Inheritance II
her owu .tr-ngth 70 character.
In isis Me-. Andrew. va. married "a
the late Alyah Hack. VIZ. Black was
toru AZ Llmlngton In York County IN
lsls. lie was educated AZ Nsunoaih
Academy, AMI graduated frum lloSdoln
College In lsii. lie rvAi Law Ia tho
onicc 10 Augustine ilalne. AZ Portland,
and Nas admitted a. the Cumberland
bar In Isis he commenced pracilc- AZ
gnfham, Maine. where b. frmtin~i
,hout yrar. WHEN h. novel a. south
rari. aud puctic-,i fur a,oai two ycars,
after which b. novel Ca Paris ilill and
formed q partnsr.hlp With Hon. 'h.rl~'
Anirrss. ilr was Clerk 20 'oarts from
lSiS h. iSip. anil represented ih" tosn
~ T.h. In the Legislature Ia is6O. Mf,
Hack Nas leading member ~ 10" b,f,
sni President - thu Bar As.ocisilpn.
IT, .iood VerV high as lasysr, and 80.
= man motel Zoe his Integrity sni honor.
Tie dlei very suddenly January 70, is,i.
Nv this marriage there was one son, VIZ.
Charle. \. Black. born IN i-I.
Me-, Hack represented sell ih" carlt
mother. 70 the COUNTRY. NTll-irainei'
.irong AMI s~lt.rrllsni, her motto sas AZ
al tlmes. "Whaiso-Vvr thy hani hndeth
,o be-. ID u With thy might In her &C.
ligiou. l-lisf shr wAsa tnliarian ~ the
morv conservative TWP q SUmsn Who
fully believed In the Importance ~ out
sard Observance sni 20 public worship,
bu, Who placed little faith In m~rr pro.
frs.inn. unaccomIauie,i hy practical
chri.tlanliy in daily life. While shs
held decided opinions, anil Va decided
msnnsr, .h- was willing that other p~'-
ple .hDuld 10 the SANE, ani slSay'
respected iho.- who llS~l up Ia th~lr b.
LET She Sasa WOMEN ~ large and
grnerou. heart, ani Que - whom u NAV
truly D. s.ld ".h. va. devoted "a
thofoughns.s 81 duty"