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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
EAST PERU.

Quite a .eriou. accident happened
here the other day. \. simeon Oldham
was hauling out load ~ birch he stop
ped on top 81 the hill by the school
house la TIL. plsc. to birdie hi- sled ;
al. horse. started and the load pressed
them into a run and they met Or,illc
Robinson and hi. wife In front of George
Davis. house, and they frightened hl-
horse 80 that he overturned the sleigh
and threw them out aud broke her leg.
4 Mr.. Virgin of Mexico was passing al
the time and when the horses made the
turn into the stage road the load of birch
slipped OF the -led on Ia Virgin and
tIpped him aud his horse out Into III"
snow. Fortunately II did not hurt him.
T.. VI. Howard killed hog the other
day that dressed 40 pound. aud hi. live
weight when he bought him was sixty
pound. aud hc kept him lO' days, hl'
gain being about two pounds per day.
Mr.. smith has moved his machinery
down from Hanover aud he IL getting
ready 20 commence saving birch.
M Good has moved into the Jone.
stand, so called.
The foreman of the birch MILL has
moved into the widow Griffith stand
Your correspondent has not learned his
name yet.
gerry IIod.don l. at work for Tou
Tarrars folks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
gRvgauRC.

Mis- Matte Howe has been slsltinl
friends In Portland.
Philip Perry VS. In town thls week
At the meeting ~ the 4. T.. :. &. 90
Tuesday evening N~ry nns parcr "a
Mlhon was Rad by Mr.. u. .. Worm
Nood.
4 blue Jay suppcr will BE- served Al ths
New church % Monday evening la II
followed by an entertainment
\ party ot the Young people vent "a
a dramatic entertainment al lowell ou
fti,lay night.
Thc snhiect II tho next meeting II
the woman's Club will b. thu 18th cen
tury Ia Italian history. The club has a
meml,efshlp - 81.
Mr.. I'urington's lecture vii b. follow
"a hv that 81 Nolnsy Cushing. Who will
speak upon The Ilost Atlantis"
John loCkr. IT,. AMI Mr.. Henry Ross
u Portland spent sunday Ia frycburg
At the completion ~ hls course oi
me,licsl studies In June John l.. Shs'id
will take charge 10 the practice ~ Dr'
:. n. She,id, Who has gone to North
CONWAY. y. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03


The weather !. mild and the road. arr
IN fair condition. an that bushes. u
booming.
Catching deer il the great basin"ss ri
the day up In Mason. Last Sunda,
Peter 4. Iius.sy caught an old buck, al
most too,hlc.s from ag~, and Ia. hin
nov At 4 -. Ioycjoys.
Last Monday a.. ~, \. :. and Ernr.'
Morrill, took ia" deer fever bal and went
out anil brought In two ycIrllngs. and
Yesterday a Mr. Bach~lisr, Who has b"ct
hunting Tor .nm. time, came tlrrd and
told the Morrills that he had driven Z
,l-~r from >ion~him mosi io their plac'
ani II they would catch him they might
have him. They went out aud In les
than an hour returned With beauty
They keep ihrm with thsir sheep and
they are growing tame fast.
\. :. ilcan has started az hi. birch
Mill Ia Mason aud I. doing gooi basl
ness.
our people arr again hauling potatoes
a. wes, Bethel for \. ". Grover aud v
n. shaw. Thee buyer. arv .guarr met
ani pay al they eau arorl. Eight cents
I. ihc pricc paid Tor Hebron. and White
Elephants \ fes potatoes buy 10,
~ four They bay what icN apple ar'
on.f~i. I'ric- for BildSins sni North
rru ~pys, So Well these arr not th'
hardest time. for farmer. that have
seen In my day. Eggs arr worth ,
cent. a iolrn. rwcnly-thrc" dotcn will
hay a barrel 10 -four.
Nv thank. arr due \. v. Ilerrick, Espu
for valuable public documents.
understand v. r. Mains !. very
feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
nufEAWOOD

"For none ~ va ll,c,h 10 himself, ani
no man iIeth Ia himself" - .sys Tau
aud n l. true In NOW .en.c. than one
When person. no matter how obscure
come. to the conclusion that h. i prac
tlcally unknown outside the community
In which he lives, and consequently u
.xertlng little or no Influence ga tho.'
around him, either for good or evil. he '.
mixing a serious, II not . fatal mistake
lie NAV not h. known ani rr,d ~ AL
men. hut Il ~ larger number than hs
think. for, aud sometime h. vii nni "
out .o. LIT him take heed then, s a.
al. conduct, AMI remember that the ey,
II the recording angel 4. upon Hun
And let Va Who write for the prcs. ~
equally careful what Ne put on paper
oar worl. 60, ~ know not whittier
not long since We saw an l,em Ia = west
ern paper copied from these columns.
\ ieW wc,ks Ago Deacon :. ". Cum
mlngs had a flnc picture sent him from
some one La Ohio, rutitlei Christ bcforr
pflate, bat from whom u came he has
mo-, the least hgs. The artist sc~ns "a
have had pretty corrcct hlca oi that
tragic scene, bat hc made one mistake,
~ history l. CORRECT i'ilste vas only
twenty years old At that time, while hf
/. represented In the picture a. man
about o..
The winter thus Ear and the last SNOW
storm have each one commcndahle ual'
a. say the least. frr.h meat frozen up
the firsi ~ December Ia. me-, yet thaSci
out, and old Bor-as forgot this time W.
pile the snow up A. usual. liopc he vii
.l.-p Tho rr.t ~ the wlnirr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
ASDOyER.

just delightful weather.
The Mitchell Brothers have sixteen
horse. hauling on the two-sled rad.
IN. frequent rain. are making the road.
soft. They have landed on the pond
about sJO.OpO feet.
4 painful accident occurred In the
dowel mill last week. Fred liutchlns'
an employee on the .trippcr, In cleaning
ia. arl,or With the Jaw Ia motion va.
caught by the law on the back of hi-
right hand aud fcarfully cut nearly .e,-
cring the hand. \ paper for his benefit
was started and nearly 40 va. realized
The Young Peoples society 81 Chris
tian Endesyor Was organized last sab
bath evening In the prayer room of TIE
Congregational church.
Reuben barrett, an aged man Tell
from the high beams Of bit. barn In
turing him quite badly.
Father Iittleheld IL very low At ths
residence ~ his daughter, Mrs. j. w
BcdSell. II Z. doubtful u he can re-
cover.
The drama Il progressing finely.
Rumor has II that our genial post
master has sold hl. store Ia TX. j.. Meieb
cr and intend. to locate In i'angiey.
The Methodist Circle met with Lean
der Mar.ton last wednesday.
The Congregational Circle Will meet
with Mrs. j. q. Talbot Wednesday even
Ing. Preparations are being made for
Jolly time. Some new features viii u
Introduced that will he q happy depart
ure FROM the old order Of exercises.
4. A. Proctor Il doing a good business
this winter saving bowels.
Bartlett, the jeweler, IL In town.
II anyone wants 10 see the finest stable
aud herd of Jersey cows, with Jone'
thrown In, just call at his place OF bu''
ness.
The toboggan dance aud supper givei
the 3:th was not q success financially.
Hand meeting every saturday night. .
The Andoyer Dramatic Club have thei
drama nearly ready.
At the Choral Club the following at
| ficers were chosen;
| Pr~si.tens. A. =. jordan.
| vios-frv.kient. y. o. Morrill,
Sc. Miss Minnie fryesh.
Tres., Mr. Bes-is Hastings
The club IL doing good work. IL ]
hoped enough will Join 10 make u glo
rious success. Meetings every Nonda,
evening In the hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
aiickEirIn

Eey. " y. Lawrence az the Bap.is
churcbSgsve an interesting lecture q
youvt people sunday evening, the 18th
We have had M zero weather slncc thu
y0th 10 January.
Mrs. Josephine Drummond oi Water
VILE, visited her fathers family on hei
return from Boston last week.
Lowell 4 Lowell 81 lewiston had :
brief cloak and .hswi ssle here last weck
occupying the millinery store OF Mrs
Det o.ter.
Mr.. =. ". iiendlcy (sss Dunplngl Of
Lexington, Mass, Il visiting at ". g.
Dawes.
The Good remplar. gave a unique aud
pleasant entertainment st III. new hall
Friday evening, To q good hou.".
Among the novel features was prize
contest AZ saving wood by nine ladies,
the prize was Awarded Ia Mrs. Arion
". fihou, and prize conies, by seven
Young gentlemen for best specimen. of
ncs>llc work al apron hemming, the prize
- lack In the box" being awarded "a
Orm.by Warren ~ North liuckheld.
The Maxim sister. were given dc.er,-
81 ovation on Staging the piece entitled
Elm little gip.y girl" Several r-ci-
tatlons were we'll rendered, notably 10y
Ml.. Georgle Dean.
IN. assistance ~ the orchestra aud the
singing added M little Ia the enjoyment
of III. evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
pIxfiIIp.

A gentleman representing q syndlcnt'
ll,s been In town negotiating with tn
Dixheld Spool and Box Manufacturing
Co. for the purchase ~ their property
u IL rported that VIM. W. Smith sol'l
thr,e horse. Ca New York parties io'
s9iOo. Jerry AMI Lady Martin were I've
NJ the number.
Tie Odd Fellows with their wives and
daughter. enjoyed an oyster supper and
social gathering at their hall Thursday
evening.
Masquerade ball at Music Hall next
Thursday evening.
school closes thi. week.
4 large .nowslilc FROM the rcof III
the obi fcllows' Block struck the h,r-
ness shop ani broke Ia one-half ~ the
roof one day this week.
Dr. sturtsyant vas called 'o attend
Mrs. Or,illc Robinson In Peru Tor hrok-
en- leg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
Easy atI.eoRo

C.v. Knight aud wife % Turner Gen.
ter are On town.
Up. swasey Of Canton "a. In town
saturday.
Farmer. here are hauling potatoes Ia
Canton aud Bryant's Pond ana are re-
cciving 20 cents per bushel for them.
James WEIGH !. la Carth$ge hauling
poplar for Ezra staples.
Miss Georgia Austin ~ Andoyer u AZ
work for Mr.. 4. J. knight.
Mr.. Henry Abbott i able to drive
about toNn.
Mrs. Fillmore Putnam u on the gam
Bert Virgin l. breaking steers.
Jane. Robinson has returned fron'
logging Ia Carthage.
A. 4. Knight Ia. gone Co Upton Win
a twa h0r-s load Of apples.
4 car 70 Iron Il being hauled 10 the
fall. To De gssd about the gate. and dam
laundering and hauling wood there u
moving with q rush. They are hauling
So cord. ~ wood "a the clay pit on The
Tomp Hall farm where they are going
20 burn a large lot Of brick next seAson'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
NINICO


The MrNico Chapsl Nssoclatipn met ne
adfoar1ei a. Mr.. OrNillc 4. Tucker.
~sturiiy. January siih, afternoon and
evening. III following oficrrs for thf
,u.uiug wear wrr. elected
pr,tI. fnt NJ a 1Fasun.
N|Hf TrrsI Irrf Efsrl
rrsas.Irtr. M D. Ausua
49, vttr, u 4 Tulkrf
Mr. Julus x. Nu.tin snd Mrs.. lydia
No. NUrthlrv were rlc,ts.i IN placc II u.
n Au.tin aul Eo-cO~ n. Northlry. ~
.i.ussi. "a uaniinuus vote. ou acy"uni
~ The 900 health ~ br orland" ~. Nus'
GIN thar a. not a. fall an Attendance
ts ls.Ipi bat the COMPANY sc-mcd %
,U'pN he .gpper. lcc crcam AMI ,'ke
.sr,cl later iu The cVrnlng Nas apprrciai-
ID o., Gear nrighhors, J. I. aud VIM. VI.
Hall The Youngest member prr-rui,
Master ollie 4. Tucker, four war; old.
Aunt itilA Glrason sAs not prvssui.
Very many rvgryts tccauss ~ her ah'
.enoc. Two new names addci. Me. Ab-
bls Whitman aud VI. loui.s ruckcf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

llIrl winter Tor husins>s.
W Frrd VI. Frvnch 20 Camhridgr,
Nf.... aud Niss Nellie q. l,etlon 81
Near FiII. we're married the past Ncek
Where q. the Hear Br-ade reunion
tllf VA. che topic some year go ha.
BE- gone ths nay 20 AL the living " :"
What I. thr uutloak Cor a rvsurrrctionf
We are having r. stormy week.
snow D.. getting % D. deep In the
Ruui, Hart winter for husiness.
NJ VIII Near died from blood poi
suIiug lie hts hevu sick q long time
AID has beeu "a great sufferer. Tie leaves
q eifr. one daughter. a brother and two
SISTERS. HcWa. a Young aud enierpris-
lug man agvi % wears.
MI Beussllrar Towle Il Freedom. y.
H.. died che pat weck frum heart fall
ure. o. has BEEN out "a health for some
time. ll- sas q smart. enteFprisiug husi-
ucss man aud will D. very much missed
Ia the community wherc b. lived.
NJ. ,. T. Preach and wife are made
happy la the birth % a sou 10 - lbs J,
aud John stacy and wife Of daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
OsgOpD

~. HAYES died at New Durham, y
a., where BE- Vas AZ work logging, oi
the Injuries r-c-iSci from falling undri
his loaded team.
Alvin Mari ha. .old hi place 90 John
Robinson anil has bought the plac,
formerly Owned hy jaime. Mc\llist.r.
!. ~. chapman has sold hi. Mill "a \.
T.. Richmond q Sous Tor saN NTH aud
grist mill. They arr puiting In an clc-
yator and will keep Hour, corn, shorts,
etc. for sale.
John Robinson has sold th. water
privilege formerly owned by clark &
Whitney Ia the same parties.
Rev. George Scarlc., pastor ~ tho
Congregational church. rendered hi.
rrslguation on sunday. lie la. had q
call from q church In Montana which h.
may Accept.
John Robinson u having the house
which VA. occupied by Mr. llnlbrook
painted. papcr~i aud carPete'l. lie Will
move In soon.
The roof ~ stephen l.nblnson's house
fcll In At = o'clock "wednesday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

4. r. Kelllher I. shipping lumber from
sh.lbutn.. y. H.. where he IL getting u
into the mill for manufacture. The Ium
her will BE- used by Mr.. kelllber In tn
erection of hall llogs on cbunrh street
tie coming .prilg on q 10; recently par
chased 90 =. ID. Philbrook.
John VI. Phllbrook and Henry v. Kart.
lett have been drawn Traverse urors for
our February term of court from TIL.
town.
The Vnl,ersaiI.t Literary society met
with ar. aud Mr.. y. u. Phllbrook last
Wednesday evening. 4 large number
va. present. Tie principal subject un-
der consideration was Russia. The pro-
gramme was most Instructive aud Inter-
e.tIng. The subject ~ the next meet
In, Is ireland. There will b. paper. up
on Il. religion, politics, poets, education,
sports, commerce, customs, etc, With
music, rccitaiion., etc.
col. 4. :. Edwards, Que ~ the alter
nate. on the Columbian Exposition Com.
mission, and Mls. Katie Locke ~ TIL.
place. Que ~ the lady sltefnaies, wer-
At Augusta last week IN attendance at q
meeting ~ the National Commlssloner
IL Maine. the lady manager. aud alter
mates. held for the purpose ~ taking
preparatory measures for q nttlng rep
re.eutatlon of our state at the cNPo.l-
tion.
Mis- Grace Carter has BEEN assisting
Ia the poet office during Mlss Locke's
absence.
Judge Foster. ". y. shilling. aud
wife, ,cylon Rove aui q. \. IIasiing.
scrr AZ Augusta last week.
Mr.. Martha Harmon. has bcrn quite
sick with lung trouble bat AZ this writ
Ing I. thought some better.
Beultmln klmhill u hauling LOT -
pine To- kilborn'. MILL In this village.
The pine l. taken frpm lot 10 lsnd the
standing timber on which WAS pur-
chs.,si by kilborn ~ Joseph oliver.
kimhall contracted to haul the timber.
=. ~. Carter !. helping him.
Ma Alice BRYANT, sho while teach
Ing AZ Lancaster, y. H., was stricken
sith fever aud for some tim. vas dan
gcrou.ly sick, has 80 far recovered that
lat week .hr Nas brought herr, whrrr
.he |. STAYING With her aunt. Mr.. \. ~.
Godvin. Her mother '. With her.
Frank u. rro.t Ia. been confined Ia
the house Cor tie past week boy sickness.
MIDDLE NrrRNALT.
\ very interesting .oclal meeting sas
held on the evening ~ January eith a.
IN. home 20 Calvin ~inborn. AUNT
Nancy from the lIill with quite q com
psny 10 yoang people wrr- prv.snt.
such assemble. should h. frequent At
the housrs In this yiclnliy.
The Ladies Aid met January roth With
Mr.. N. IIr,u. Next Que Ca meet With
Mr.. l.. y. Holt.
y ". Carter Il away At Augusta.
Mr.. q. oliver u Improving.
Mr.. D.. l.. Wiiber, ~ salmon fslls,
y. a.. has returned to her business
there.
-lclghing very good aud husinc..
lively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
WILSON'S MILLS.

u. \. storey Ia. ilnl.hc,i logging aus
l. getting up years supply II WOOD.
y. n. Bennett aud son have Got out
shcd frame.
The Bennett Bro.. have q very lam'
oN and have hired VIII rowcr. an,
team.
Mr.. simon Stahl :. stopping At BerllI
Mills House.
Mr.. Horace fro.i ani Mr.. Slmot
Stahl wcr- visiting AZ .. 4 FLINT. tn
past week.
Tie Rev. Father oournoycr of BerllI
has been up ,i.iilng hl' pari.hlouers At
the campo.
One ~ Thomas Weymouth tcim'
pat Ave spruce tire. on the landing
making IsIO ir,,. That I. the Kind 81
timber Ia haul.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
.nn1a AncsElIln-

Oscar Turner 10 Grvenc aud Mis- Gloy-
~ II Hartford Nrrc AZ Elijah Turner
SUNDAY. The sith.
The school had an exhibition az the
school housc Friday evening, th" sd
Nth a full house aud wa.Nrry much en'
iayci hy all.
Mr.. Rove 20 oxford and Mr.. Emily
Cooper 81 south rari. were AZ ". \
Turn,r'. sunday. the iiih.
Mr.. :. II. swallow !. AZ ilycrmor,
Fall. With her sister. Mr.. Dr. Gibbs
v b. l. quite feeble.
Harry Buck aud wife had reception
and dance MONDAY evening. the sith
Which ~. very much enjoyci by large
gathering.
CORY Bouney aud wife were at he'
fathers. ]. 4. Heads, sunday, the 18th
Mrs.. Warren l.nthrop of West >umne'
Ia. been visiting friend. In our plac'
the last week.
Mr.. Calvin Keen I. at u. Monk
again.
Harry Head has gone TO Hebron Il
school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03


Nc. llsmucl Knight disi January 81
after long sni painful illness. Mr.
Knight has long hc,n a resident IT Sse
den snl will b. grcatly missed In ,hi. W
CiuitV.
Prank " llose 20 Boston has hceu
visiting a =. ". rcrry's the past WEEK
Hrrt Nichols - LYNN. Mas, has Nlsit.
s,i his relatives In town.
charlie. lIil n North Bridgton, v
hauling pine timber Zoe y. '. Rang
from n lot near NJ home to Moose Pond.
They hul Il quite difficult IT, land u
o0lng tn the rio IL water on the pond.
some % car people rciolce In the pros.
pe,t 81 . chair factory AZ nriigton and
Others that corn shop l. o. - oJcnc,l
a Lowell. bat a. neither II the build'
iug. arr srvCtci yet, their anticipation
NAV us,rr D. realized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
AIhRON

Mr.. and Mr.. Jane. rike ~ South
Pafi. werr AZ M. liibh.' Last week.
ca Monday large Ia, ~ apple. ven,
from this plac-. Apple buyers have
,.--n plenty ~ late aud think nearly all
arr .old nov but those rvsct,cd for III"
BOSTON market,
The .pring term ~ IN" academy COM
m~nr,sl TUESDAY With eighty students
w~,in~.iay ani still they come. THIS
term bld. fair o. ~ large one.
The .lelghing ior the last fcs days Ia.
l.ern very fine.
NrN. sgarve this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
WEST SIMMER.

The funeral ~ Mr.. Carrie lri.h,
daughter ~ II. 4. Back, was holden th"
sab alt. Thu. I. freed another victim
to New England. greatest scourgc-con
sumption.
IN. a.. 4. II. post Installed II. officer.
~. lsth, with l.. u. Head, Commander,
for the coming year.
Nil. Clara Cole I. 40 Norway for the
winter. going to Auburn each week Tor
lesson. la vocal aud instrumental music.
4. Ne did not ct left last week, but
lid not ser West sumner represented In
the Democrat conclude u must have
.wung Of.
The entertainment given 10y the Good
Tsmplar. the I'll was succc-s. We
r-lolcc Ia see 80 good cause prosper, AZ
u !. needed In every village. our south
Parl. correspondent touched an answer
Ing chord la every parent. heart when
Ie aid "SomcbOdy'. bo4 must H. .acri-
feed "a the saloon. shall II be your boy
or .hail Il be- my boyf' What parent
falls Ia take Il home or make personal
application.
Dr. Frank Tuell of Bethel, sou of the
late lamenied Dea. Tuell, was At Ia old
home few day. since.
Mr.. Richards II Che.teryllle J. visit
Ing At her brothers, l.. L.. Gardiner.
Mi.. lydia keene, whose home va.
that of her sister, Mrs. Morrill,, since the
death IL the latter, !. boarding for the
winter In the family ~ Charles Field.
Mr.. Polly Howe has returned To her
home from her stay AZ Norway since
last October, feeling that home !. the
best place.
We were glad our venerable Albany
friend pointed south Buckfield 10 the
preparation for a home beyond a. the
only satisfied rc-t for the heart here be-
low.
Wilson Ryerson aud Harlan Bi.be,
left town for Hebron on Monday, tern
commencing the 3'th. Misses Anna and
Edith Berry al.o attend there, gradual
Ing In June, We think.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson !. visiting he'
niece, Mis- Clara Cole, al Norway
Mr.. r. .on, W. T.. Cromett, also lives
AZ Norway.
Mr.. Charlie. Barrett, recently returned
a. sumner after forty years absence
has been very sick at Frank J.. Barrcits
being more comfortable at this writing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
WISI hEIhIl

\ large amount IL pulp wood !. bcing
hauled Ia IA. station for shipment, Al
prv.cnt, much faster than II !. carri'Nl
away.
shiw 4 Groycr ship another car 81
potat1r. Ia Boston to-day, making the
iourth they have loaded this winter.
Larger amounts of ice arr being pat
la than usual.
The .elcctmen have already oommenc,
"a work on the annual town report aud
would remind the toNnsmen that al
blll. aud account. coming bciOTv them
.bould d. passed la on az before the lOtl
81 February.
Nathan aud Arthur Grover are al hons
but will return to Orono next week.
I would make TIL. correction In las'
weeks iiem.: q. III. Brown, ED, u
handling feed, etc, from parties In Far
l., instead ~ Norway, q. reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
sOqrH PARIS

Me- carrie Hic-. Ida Bsnson, Ida
Nhl.ott aud AlouEo Richmoud FROM thi'
district wlll attend Hebron Academy
th. sprins term Al.o Alton Emery
irom the Tucll Di.irist Ani clara Berry
from Iap CORNER.
\ .iugiug sch"ol l. In progress her'
under he instruction 20 Mr.. Chamber
lain.
I,vyum no The .,hool house lat frl-
iaN evening ~uhi.,t, Received that
.rrieultur, i. on the decline.
The laiics' Crcle met AZ America
NnIrHl,. ltsf urr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03

Tie rain last wee., was very bad foI
business. The birch men could draw no
norr for the remainder ~ thu week
They are now at voik with good road
4 little more rain ani the lcc would
have gone out of the river. IL wa.
broken az In many places.
George Porter aud family ~ Dlxheld
spent Sunday al the old Porter home
stead.
Jane. Irish aud wife, % Peru. spent
sunday AZ Mrs. Irlsh's mothers, Mrs.
Weeks.
John Reed has gone Ia Augusta on
some one ~ ia. many scheme. before the
Legislature. II al the gri.ts are ground
that are carric'ito Augusta, the MILL will
nc-i to run until low water next sun
meF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-03
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