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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
SION

The BOY, are Improving their time
coasiing while they have au opportunity.
Mr.. John steven. cut hi hand quite
badly January 20, while at work In the
mill.
There was l'oN party ~ orin Har-
ro..'., Thursday, January -. There
wcrc not a. many a. were expected on
account IL the storm.
Qulie a number from this place at
tended the dram, AZ Lowell, aud had
very nice tlme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
AgcY pAQte

The csammlr school children held a
.ociabie In Dunham's Hall last Thurs
day evening.
Hon. J. :. wrigh, wa. In TIL. place
Thursday.
Mrs. u. u. risk, of Eoston, was Ia
town last week.
John l.. BACON was In the place Mon
day. Johnnie lived In this place q num-
her IL year. when q smali boy he IL now
AZ work for ~. l.. Russell, Hanover, Me-,
clcrking aud keeping books.
David Emmons aud wife. have gone To
rcnnsy ivsnh aud Washington, on q
visit. They intend Ia h. away about slx
weeks. during which time, Mr.. Emmou.'
shop Will be closed.
q. u. Humphrey received new Ia, ~
furniture last week.
=. u. Tucker has b"cu appointed
Deputy sheriff.
l.ey. D.. Minard an Evangelist u hold
Ing meeting. In the baptist church.
The Annual Meeting ~ the Oxford
County District Lodge, I. ~. u. T., VIII
meet with Iu.iaeld Lodge, Norway, Me-,
Wednesday. Feb. nth. lsal. Half fare
on .rand Trunk Railroad.
Tax collector Garland WAS In the place
Friday.
Mr.. &. n. Young has new .,erecp,I-
can aud u to give an entertainment Va
Dunhsm's Hall. Tuesday evening, febru-
AIRY lOth. Many ~ III. View. are origI-
nal, he having taken them while he was
West last summer.
The officers elect ~ Golden Rule
Lodge, I. ~. e.. T., are;
Arthur t.s,sioy. CT
Nis. Mlnnis stevens. VT
Nil. tlssie nsSk ss~vtsrf.
t.sa. nsrrtt. o. Sesfstsry.
wi.. Maui frstt. rvasuwf.
trank nssk. Mar.
n q. ,dkins, Chap.
Ms. NARY taery. saAri.
4 rcfhahi. 80
Mrs.. psvii immons. 1T.
The funeral services - Mrs. Horace
>,arblrl we're held Monday at the house.
Mr.. Horace stArblr,i dici Wc,lnc.diy,
anu the funeral service. were held In the
chapel Ihur.dsy afternoon, under the
direction IL the Wcst raH. !. ~. ~. D.
i.olgr, of which .oyiety hc was . worthy
member: b. also belonged Ia the Relief.
Mr.. sinrblrl had bern In poor health Tor
several years and during hls last sick.
nc.s which VA. protr,ctci, hls faiihfal
wife lahor~l lay and night and did all la
her power a. alleviate BAL. sui'cring., aud
hually broke down, stricken With panly-
IA anil died few days before her hus-
hand. Tuihiully can u h. saih 81 her
"She hath done what shc could
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10

lIhelnn thl. mornIng. DIV. lth.

IL below thl. morning, Feb. jth.
several ~ George u. staples 4 COS
hor.ss, recently bought, are laid NJ
with lancne.. aud distemper. \ h'vts,
supposed when hired Ia be i'aHsisr,
after o,crtaNing pair of their horses In
al. temper ani Ignorance of common
humanity, proddci them With a cantdog,
leaving holes a. large a. finger deep
In their buitOcks. Notice !. hereby Civ
en- that b. 1. the last Que INDUCING in
such brutality hetcab0uts without tast-
Ing . dose of lawful medicine.
Wallac. Reed l. home With lame
foot from a log rolling on II at John
Reeds.
VI. Ida Abbot, h.. gone To attend
Hebron Academy.
frccland u. Abbott has gone with J..
". smith to Ma.sachu.ett. for a week.
Wilt.
There wa. dance at knapp. last Fri
day evening With a small company, bat
lOyial time.
Mr.. John IIoughton Loot three nice
pullct. by Mr.. Weasel sucking their
blood. III. fur will b. on the market
soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
AlRAn


Pred charlie. Noaltou, oi the state Cob
lcges 4 now AZ home.
Mar.hall l.. Clemous has job Al 'h'
Park House Ia Cornish. -.
Tr~i Eastman, son % Rev. D.. u
Eastman. 20 BroWnheld, but no~ hail-
ing from Virgins, Il visiting friends
hsrr.
Jsme. Warren i learning the my.ter'
r.. 81 The telegraph.
Mrs. Iula 4. Ihur.ton. Of freedom
Y. H.. l. named a. executor 81 the wll
of her late father, Mr.. Daniel Pierce.
Mrs.. Frei :. Jackson, Of last Hiram
has been some weeks With her mother u
Portland during her lines. and death.
cur esteemed friend, Francis L., We.
.on doe. not like California. Glad OF u
Maine l. a good state, only little crust,
nov.
\ new industry, called the Itch, ha'
broken out In Hiram.
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aE1hEl.


Through the efforts 90 {. &. Lo,coy
We have a signal service. the signals be-
Ing displayed from staff on the cupola
81 the Bethel House. lseports ARE ~
ccl,ed daily ffom Washington.
l.. 4. Hall aud family are q, solon
visiting the home 81 Mr.. Hall. n
T.. u. shaw aud A. W. Grover hpfe
shipped some four Ears ~ potatoes ~
Gently from West bethel To- Massachu-
sets.
4. D.. Ilerrick, Esq, WAS At home from
Augusta Tor day lsst week.
l.. \. Grover and Master bcrt Rowe
are In Boston for week.
TIE uniy-rssllst Literary Club met At
Mrs. q. X. wIley's last "Wednesday even.
Ing. 4 good number wcre present, ani
an enjoyable time had.
u. ". ". Hastings has returned from
Boston much improved In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
DENMARK.


Died In Denmark. Feb. ~, Lydia, wid.
ow Of the late simeon y. lIarpden, aged
Z, years.
Mrs. Josie Gibbs, Of Portland, came
up February Sd, To attend the funeral oi
her mother, Mrs. IIarnden, which took
place at the residence of Henry lIarnden,
Mr.. Eastman, Of Brownheld, officiating.
Henry y. Ingalls, has been drawn tn
serve on the traverse jury at the feoru'
AIRY term. :.
Deputy Marshall Harding, OF Port
land, Was here last week and left cards
of invitation To . number Of our people
10 attend the United States Court al
Portland. Great panic among the wick
ed.
Charles Blake aud family, Of Lynn
Mass, are visiting at James wentworth's
The goods Of Cyrus !. smith, con
fectioner, that were attached by Port
land parties were sold February ID, BY
e. n. smith, constable. a lawsuit u
likely to grow out Of the case - Their
wsre many claimants Of The goods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
,ASr SIMMER


The EaJ sumner Dramatic Club Will
PLAY The popular drama "Messmate." 10
Hartford Centre. GA "Wednesday evening,
February nth. Music by Hartford or-
thr.tA
un mr.lay lat ocCurrci the death ~
NJ. charles Barrvtt. late 20 Oregon
where De- hal rrsii~i for about forty
,yar.. leaving hi Cd home IN >umn~r
iu l~'u. llr came to The old homestead
q Tea uv,ks ago on Nisit, wherr tao
.i.isr. It'll rv.ii~. aud was hkrn W.
ohirh Terminated la his death a. above
stated. a. literally came home o. die.
ttI. ~ was about -. lie ~as brother
to the late Sullivan ami Gill.sr Rarrvii
aui sou q simeon hrrvtt, Esq., WIN
aas uur 81 summers hrst pnsimasirrs.
Wm. H. Csry has 80 Car Improved a.
fD ride out again after an tlluc.s II 49,
rriI mnuih-.
eur .,ho,ls hs,r generally closed.
Tho ,.oot rvmplars all sss"u crlrhraie
their ssl Anniversary.
There was a guud attsuianC" ~ thr
20 "Mcssmat~s" ~ our
lnc,l drimatic talent. >t'-tN.
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolSos OF rnJ WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS Of rNg COUNTY.
ERVIBuRG.


Miss Alicc l.. Locke went In Portland
Thursday To attend the symphony con-
cert.
Mrs. Waterman spent several day.
last w-ek at her mothers, Mrs. VIM.
Gor,ion's.
Mr.. Mark Fog, has moved Into the
house On smith Street formerly oScuple'i
~ Lyman Chsrlrs.
The gentlemen 20 the Congregational
society gave a pop corn supper At the
yestry Thursday evening.
Mr.. Prank Locke entertained Nr.
burlington during hi STAY Ia town.
school In District No. close. next
Friday. The teacher Who has charge
this term 1. Supervisor 81 schools,
Thomas ". Charles.
The lecture CA FRIDAY evening by Prof.
Gsorgv q. burlington VAS highly Inter
e.ting. The speaker had bccn heard
tNicc previous Ia Fryeburg, having de-
livered a lecture Ia thu ,hautanqus ~
.smhly and Que bsforc the West Oxford
Trachsr-' Association.
Mr.. Philip Eastman. one 20 the oldest
RESILIENT. Il the town, l. Ia very feeble
health
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MISr BErrtl

\ little touch - D-,~m,-r Weather
th.. Thursday morning, change ~
thirty sight drgrrr. In lc.. than tsrntN-
f,ur hnur.. bat % vill clusc up water
hu'r. fur thr lumbsrmrn.
\ = Bean h. st slNiug and hauling
lumber lotto hi. urW haru Go complete
Dor. construction. Edmund Merrill i
o,,r.s,ias the work. llcsn thinks u
take. large amount 20 material q"
HlI.us large barn in uiulcfu siNlr.
NJ. aui Nr. David Holt arr over -
Yen. uII 1uI ,rrt feeble, VI u. bring
t..U1 NIul 1hry ate Kindly and
rafrntI, 4rrl ior hy their dauglIicf,
Mr.. pl,tIu iluIt.
p..Iaut l:i,yr Lodge, I. ~. - t.. I,
Iu.fsII..I th,Ir ouierr. lat sNvniug. D..
a.. sru,yr Installing unIr,r. 49, i"il"ss
t...s..t a DrHFfr. e. u
No. q NasHn. n
49, fHnra HrIa.L 49,
fsHs"f ti#H|Ff lrfasHrrF
D Wrfsf- q e.
e. a. usfIs thsr
t.trHH.H U1rLrr
til...I o." IFa.
lurrHr Marie n
tI.s Malu. o.
Me-. MrrrHs ti
N.r..H tfar.lrr.. ~Fr.
Nrs o. n nfan. 4. Z
TIr lodge D. prpsperiug and numbers
over riustN mrmh-r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
DixriGlD.

III. Dixheld spool aud BOX Msnufac
turing Company have sold their property
Ia New England syndicate. Mr. u,
u. Reynolds u superintendent for the
new company.
john :. Harlow, E.q., went to Augusta
"Wednesday.
The masquerade ball 1hur.dsy even
Ing va. q success, about ~ couples.
Frank :, Harlow Lost horse Sunday
with cole.
Mr.. Donham, from West Minot has
gone Into the carriage piinting bushes.
here, having bought out George I'LL
born.
Frank stanley aud D.. q. Reynold.
have returned FROM their trip To boston.
Ernest W. Sturte,snt, of Hebron. u
visiting at Dr. ~tuue,ants.
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snIIIlt RuckFIrIn-

Your Allan, correspondent adds an
Interesting chapter o. thr subject q
mani. aversion tu death. The hahs l.
I.rn .-fo ths world IN mo.t hslpl".,
ami Ignorant of 80 iiNirc thlugs bat ca
d. ri, q simp.t huuudlsss Development.
i'Iagr him uut.rr thrisian Influence. and
d. Ic,ri1p. ~ Christian. ukrNiss Mo-
lsmmaliu. "a savage pr an inhlel. hut
mlu L4. that intnm tear 20 death from
nh..h uu ftiths. .rreis 90 drlusiuns can
wholly dItyrt him. The followers 81
N lhYmHt ultuumhsr several time. The
,umlIn,sI uumhrrs 20 both Catholic aud
Protestant ,hris,itus. aud Who can con-
,.I.t uIa more sublime faith than hisf
H. vurI Knows uo drawer soldier than
fhr Npslrm Inspired by hls religious
faith. set d. ku"W. utughi - The name
uf Ir.us M. Protestant religion date
hack COL, Co. che time II Martin Luther
Il th. .iNt..ufh century, prior o. that
fhs tath1Iic religion 50. The only 80
ttlIishrlur rrtuguilrl Z lristnnfrligion.
mf ,ltholi,. uuiuumb"r several timcs
the rrutv.RHis. whom they rrstrd a.
h.r,tit. out.ile thr pale "r hops ~ al
WALTON. Ihs Jatholic religion rniuss
It. priest. With the supernatural power
II ab.uI,iuE any one from his sm- in a
time. \ number 20 ycars $50
AZ spent a winter IN a Massachusett.
city aud attended Catholic meetings ani
ts.tm- quite familiar With the faith anil
Nefy Ii.susiri With o.. Hind faith It'll
HuI. if. devoted follower. not only
among thy Mohammeians ant Pasans
AMI ssr,iIe followers 20 the Mahii Ia
che sl.t. but in .iill more civilized lanis.
Question. Involving the hereafter are
the most Important that cpnccru "a. here.
It "a. Mthomrt Who slii that any cue
could D. .l,cl provided BE- liVc,i a Nirtu-
Goa. life. Tan II De- that man's reason
given him Tor a guide, l. Ia IL surrcn-
d.r-I to faith La deciding between rival
.arr,,l baoL. and religions
We spent a pleasant afternoon In a
Welt o. our south I'LL school taught hi
Ni.. Annie NJ. futile. Mis- Annis
ss.m. o. possesses al thc requisites OF
Hr.t elias. tstch-r aui Ne bcsPcak Tot
her f. .ue,r..ful term 10 school.
NJ. Horace Merrill loaded two cars 81
ample. ana T.otsto~. this week for th'
Boston mtrkrt. Horace being a hrg'
buysr ~ farm products l. really VA.
farmer. friend. south Buckheli sold
him hl. fruit.
Our mentor rnclc Addison says that
In farm stock 9. o. D. scrimpai la thei'
ration. al an q .llonll D. the flrsi 81 th'
winter aud II falloN-,l by liberal fec'
m. l.st ~ thc winter they will It'll win
f.r asfl
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pOlnuRv.

l.. \. Thomas 1. drawing pine log. to
Reeds mill Ia b. sawed when the MILL IL
ready Ia run.
Wallace Reed. at work for hi. uncle
John, had log roll on his foot injuring
IL 80 badly that he Was obliged to quit
work.
one pair ~ Marshall SWANS oxen
have failed up. II Il very hard for the
team. 10 work In the solid snow.
John will have Ia turn q short corner
II he eau explain how q party governed
by the saloon can pass laws to punish
the saloouist. II was long since estab'
ll.hed that Satan was not divided against
himself. Probably his letting on u
drawn around outside Of Maine.
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Mi. Anna n. Cummings. Mis. Allcc
Wilbur. Miss Ncttlc shc,ld aud Pred
clark arr al Portland attending the
meeting Of the Young People. society
~ Christian Endeayor.
Justice Asplnwall !. on the sick li.i,
confined Ia hi. room Tor two weeks. lie
l. - years old. lie has carried the mall
from herr Ia Bethel, nine mllcs, every
other DAY aud lost bat one trip before
hi sickness.
Nellie Wilbur Il With C.ylon Rowe,
iirthel lllll. for few weeks,
our brief thaw !. followed by a cold
wave.
Ellery Wheeler, ~ shslburne, y. w.,
Nss In town last week an buslncs.. lie
has hay aud lumber herr for sale.
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lent Il as'0-i cold .. III you hear to
dAy.
The Good Tsmplar. arr pro.pcring
nnely. The ofiic.rs for the pr-ssut
quarter chosen At thrir la.i m~"tlug
Ntrv
: isfian. 4 Z
Me- \ =. Jerian. \. Z.
~ Nuirra, sorY.
urs . " th.sas.. -
lssis mrleY. =
o. y flfkftt 4
tHsstHf -ssan "
Mairi iiessY. q.
usrn iufsiuY.
Mr.. Harvey Ncpton. Who hns been
suffering from rry.lp"las u reported to
b. gsinlng.
:. J.. CLARK Ia. .old hi. store To- u. T..
Melchrr.
\ petition Il Ia circulation fot u, l..
M,l,hcr Tor postmaster. to tax" cfi.ct
directly upon the resignation ~ Mf.
tlaTk
Tho Methodist, arr holding .rric. of
mesting..
Dr. bridge, 1. away fora frW day. AZ.
examining physician fot a life Insurance
company.
Tue iaN collector !. again on the war
path.
NJ Watson paid the village a dying
,i.t this week.
Merrill llcr.cy has the job a. haul four
ton. ~ coal 10 Hon. ~. '. roor's sun
mrr residence.
The storm II town meeting l. gather
lng. 4 squally time !. expected esp"-
cAlly in .thpol affairs.
The Methodist circle !. postponed.
\ gooily number convened ~ the Con
grvg4tional circle al Mf. ralbot's last
"Wednesday. The order ~ eNcrcisrs
Nas highly gratifying to all prrseni'
consisting ~ game, vocal aud ln.tru-
mental music, etc.
I,sy. Mr. Norcro.. u giving series ~
lectures, SUNDAY evening", on the Urea
ton" FROM the Bible standpoint
Disd. January Jrh, - liitleneld,
aged q years. The remain. were taken
Immediately h Nuburn for burial.
Any one having item. ~ Interest they
wish Published please drop them into
box ~ aud oblige.
Grover. team. are hauling seventy
i've corl. ~ birch week.
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OIEORD.

several attended the annual conycn.
ton AMI dcccnulal celebration ~ tho
Noung Peoples society ~ Christian In
dca,or. held At Portland. Rev. Gco. u,
~c,rlcs was chosen delegate.
Mr.. Cook. the stage driver from fdc-
Pals, reports wcine.'lay night the cold
eat IT the winter.
Mr.. !. y. lIayc. Ia. returned from
New Durham. y. n. She was accompi-
nIcd by her sister, Mr.. Roberts.
samuel Heal, an old resident, visited
friends here last week.
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The Congregational circle va. enter
,alnci AZ the Grand Army Hall, on We'd
nc.day evening.
IN cpc,lemic II cold. aud sorr throat.
prevail. about herr.
Thr hor.emsn have track on the mill
pond al the village where they eSrrcis"
The horses, ani Show some speedy ones.
Many ~ the farmer. are putting in zee,
hnl u u talked that q crram route u Ia
b. established here la the .pilng from
the Waterford creamery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
PORTER

Nficr the rain Ne are having Il cold
aul windy sgaln.
The correspondent at DlNdeld Centre
askc,l u any ~ the Bcars kept bcc. aud
gave his experience the past year. l
keyp them AMI NV experience u about
Ike hIs. for thlnk shall lose AL !
have. They arr more than hall dead
uoW ani only the flrst 20 February.
While h.,'s m, past season made plenty
Il comb thev inside bat a very small
amount ~ honey sud ~hsi they dd
make Nas very poor more Ike sWc,ten.
e,l water. Judging from thc looks l
Thought fhev werv doing we'll aud dii
not l.rgin ;o feed until u va. too cold.
Then again the Wst weather Kept them
FROM warming 40 the time Nhcu they
aouli n he weather had h--n suitable
and 90 they had too many bccs % feed
through The summer.
Team. arr still busy drawing lumber
to The us.iIsc River aud the various
mills.
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EAST aEIhEl.

A private school L. now la session
under the instruction Of j. =. iiutchlns.
The lyceum Tuesday evening VA. well
attended. The question, "lsesolSed that
the farmer l. competent Ia represent the
Legislature Of the State and nation" WAS
decided In the negative. An interesting
paper IVES read by Miss Minnie Ackeriy.
Mrs. y. Croker spent last week with
her aunt. Mrs. J. Chase, who has been
very sick bui IL nov gaining.
NJ. T.. Bartlett from waltham, Mass
spent the sabbath In this place.
c. n. kimball has returned from
Walt to Massachusetts,.
Lyceum Tuesday evening, February
1Ogh.
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pERI

\. \. Pomcroy aud wife ~ Hartford,
formerly ~ thi. place have bccn Waiting
old friends.
Jane. lhrroNs, ~ sumner, has been
visiting nv. mother AZ VIM. ~. Bents.
III Conant Ia, got hi. birch al hauled
io East Peru ani b. and VI. Hall are cut
ting their lee nov.
quite = number attended the FREE Hap
Tat quarterly meeting At Canton.
wilson Stillman VAS 40 home from
byron sunday.
Howard Turner aud wife arr 'i,iilng
NJ Lewiston.
\. \. Babb has been on the sick lisi.
T.. :. Wynin I. h,ullng bark Ia Can
ton fOf l.o.cO. Roberts.
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RROAAEIIIn


wcdnc.diy was marked contrast "a
20 Tuc.dAy, belng fearfully cold,
aud to-day, CThur.day,l I. q very cold
lay, minu. winds.
~lelghing fine.
Howard Moulton and family have rc-
turned To- Boston.
Mr.. I. :. Bsrherrll, Of Lowell, Mas
1, Ia thc village looking after his proper
~.
Mi. Cora Giles, of North fryeburg,
made a iying call AZ =. L.. frink'..
Mr.. Joshua Harden has returned home
from Lynn, Mass, where she la. BEEN
stopping a part of the time Tor the past
year.
Ellsworth Gllpairick, formerly OF
BroNnfield, now of South Hiram, WAS In
the village sunday.
\ young child II Lyman Cooks, Wis
had been sick a number ~ weeks died
Monday.
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NoRIh BuckrItlp.

!. iIolll. Hall I. dangerously .lck viii
pneumonia.
Died In iluckheld, Feb. jrl. Mrs.. So
phla spsuldlng, ag~d ~ year,, month
aud ~ DAYS.
Luther Turner, Guy Turner. John and
Charles Damon are at work chopplng
wood for J. \. Warren.
Mr.. \. =. l!cssey Il With her sister
Mr.. Dr. Gibbs, ~ liycrmorr Pals. Wis
Il very feeble NJ thi. writing.
The Ice men have about hni'hed gath
crng lee.
Charles Dunhlm aud wife of Summer,
were At \. a.. rcarson's sunday, the llih'
VIII Blslce I. At work for hi grand
father Head, az sumner.
clint Mason has gone a. Waterford to
work Ia a butter factory.
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IOckEIS MILLS.

4. :. Twitchrll wa. In town WeiDes-
day on nj. way to Portland.
Hon. D.. r.. Rand was AT home over sun
day, aI.o hi. sou. Walter u. Rand, Who
come. home Friday. Ia look after hl-
business.
Mrs.. Jacob Chase has been very sick
with pneumonia. The doctor think.
with good care she may recover.
e. u. Folsom and ION have gone 10
Berlin Fall. with four horses To haul
poplar for II. spauldlng. enc.
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nEhnOs


I,cV. :. II. Hlcharison, ~ last sum
ncr, Va. IN town Wcincsday.
Ezra Mar.h,ll Ia. bc-n ,i'itlng hl.
brother In Massachusetts,.
There ~. pleasant little gathering
AZ Z. l.. packlri's last Tuesday morn
Ing. When HI. daughter Edith va. mar
RCD a. NJ. fr~i ,u.hmin. Rev. Or.
Crane oiilcliiei. Mr.. aui Mr.. ou'hmhn
have gore 60 WalcrYlllc fut few DAYS.
Mr.. Bralnad, 30 lIalloScll High
school has be,n Sisliing Al Dr. Grams.
Mr.. Ellen Doll-y was very sick last
W~ck, bat Il .. hoI.cl the danger l. nov
over.
Mr.. Doughty aud l,cr daughter, Miss
Sponori. IL Milton Plantation, Nctr al
T.. n. Spofiori'. Let week. Me. spot
fori viii attend school thls spring
Winter seem. Ia have takrn ftr.li
start. degree. h-loS thi. Ihursday, \.
VI. at : o'clock.
NJ. Thompson ~ l.iNermorc, Ms ~
Df. Donhim's "wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
hIMRN

The weather has becn gocd enough
for the past frS DAYS a. satlsiy the most
inVsteratr grumblcT.
The SNOW has settled In the late thaw.
good deal In the open land bat not
In the Noois.
a.. u. Knapp ani hl. brother loscpl
10 Bethel have t-c-n gone several daN.
Ia Byfun on hunting ani fishing en-
curslon.
Mr.. q. .. Foster ot this town has
besn quite sick tof some time.
Mr.. q. ~. Moore of iIrihel has Visited
her parent. la Nesry lately. she Ia.
l.--n an invalid tor several months.
Nmo, frost l., I understand, about "a
moNr to l,sihrl lIill with hls bride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
NORWAY LAKE.

Merrill !. Rowe, Who got hurt badly
last week died from the effect OF hi. In
iurie- last saturday. The funeral was
Tuesday forenoon he wa. buried under
the order of Patrons of IIusbandry, OF
which he was a prominent member.
Prank Oxnard was In town last week
ON A visit To hi. father, Horace Oxnard.
T.. VI. Rowe and son Casper, were IN
town thi. week Ia attend the funeral oi
his father, NJ. j. Rowe; III. mother VIII
return Ia New York With him.
J. l.. Partridge .tlll continues TO gain
slowly.
Jane. shedd and wife, Of Norway, and
AL. .on Lyman and family Of Harrison,
were al J. 4. saunders this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
Ana1n.MIs1 BETHEL.

Seth Mason aud wife we're up to New
Hampshire last week.
Mr.. Phon renley started for Mary
land the 9TH.
Herman SHILLING. l. hauling timber To
the chair factory for ". Pratt.
All Mr.. D., thinks North iiili would
be- a fine location for picnic, especially
AZ .l'ncle I,ss Coles" DO you think We
could induce II. q. u. Ia Kill the fifiod
cdDi
Leon verrill Il talking Of attending
medical school at Vermont.
The boys AZ Iiragdon's camp have
very handsome deer a. a pet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10

This l. a nice time for teaming
T.. l.. Rowe will hni.h hauling his
fnnklln poplar Ia DickValc thls week.
SPEAR stream l. horicrr,i With George
n. staples 4 Co.. aud Nnssl pudlsy's
poplar Tor a distance ~ over a half mile.
There are several hundred cords to b.
landed there Yet. This !. all Ia D. driven
down al. stream In the spring.
Harry l.lcNellyn, the salNailonl'i, i.
holding meeting. al Franklin Centre and
ulckyale this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-10
SWEDEN.

The friend. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Plummer, of Norway, In TIL. vicinity,
would extend much sympathy To them
Ia thl. their time 81 sorrow, occasione'i
law the death 10 their little child.
Frank ". Evan. aud Mary 4. Perry
are attending school At Bridgton Acad'
envy.
Sir. and Mrs. samuel Plummcr have
been visiting at Paris the past week.
4 full attendance aud pleasant time
al the soclable at the town hall Friday
evening. Music wa. furnished by Eben
Flint. Enfield :. Plummer aud Prank D.
Stone.