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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
BYRON

Mr.. Dorcas jenkins was buried last
SATURDAY,. she was ~ year. old and
came Ia byron With her husband. Abra-
ham jenkins, a. Que ~ the pioneers, on
the settlement of the town. living for
many year. In log hut where the Wild
bcasi. were 80 numerous that bear was
only prevented from dining on Que ~
her children. Who was ~ play near the
door, by the timely appearance II a
toNnsman. Aunt Dor,as, as always
called. dld most 10 the nursing II IA"
town iill too iuhrm. Tor few IL her last
years. ani with her simple houschold
rcme,lic. saVcl many doubtless frum
death anil disease.
rcrlcy whitney l. getting over hi.
late attack ~ grippe"
The late warm weather h,s given
river driving boom and the oxford
Land Company. rrar log. have left fot
Canton. Head hoss S,aplc. has been on
hand al this week aud when he takes
hand With the boys the logs Alrs Ia 60.
Hut then. Gcorgr. isnt two lmmer.lons
In one div rather strong Tor an old driN.
err IL take. the stirch out ~ "hlled'
shirt.
=. &. ~Wascy ani Charles Nendall aud
Mr.. George II. staples, ~ Canton, aud
Orlcta. Phillip. ani Wife VI Weld have
h.eu Ia town this week.
"Chari" VI. Hove II Rumiorl !. clap
boarding and painting at John IIough-
tons.
The log. In the river jsmmcl At Mott
farm thfoNlng the water across the In
tsr,aie. washing out Rad aud bridge on
f,t aul giving Mott bldg a loud call.
Mr.. John lIoughton lost valuable
Grifiin colt yesterday, probably leaving
The tVo minute question involved Tor
= while longer.
To-day Winds up sapplng, Yesterday
l.cing one ~ the l~st days IL the season.
VIII Abbott l. expected home to spend
the summer With hls mother, Mrs. john
lloughlon. ~ viii bring on q sclcct"d
carload of Cleveland hay hors". from
Wyoming.
Nc. and Mr.. Hartman Bancroft have
h.,n made happy hy the adScnt ~ sou.
The OXfoui Land COMPANY have
bought - the town II byron llA acres
II land forfeited iur taNc..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
souTn eucsfltlp.

Truth l. mighty and shall prevail.
In not try to take all the burdens III
coming year. upon your shoulder. at
once.
We all know how proficient and
deserving ~ complimentary prai.e arr
the mcmlers 10 the lire department la
the cltlc.. Yet thcfc l. no greater pro-
ficicncy than existed IN the artillery arm
~ the service during thc var ~ III" re-
bclllon. one DAY Ne Ncr harl prrs.c'l
by the cnrmy when suddenly United
States battery appeared upon III. sccuc,
through our rank. pcll nell, needless ~
everybody and everything, driver.
mounted aud horse. upon the rin. Just
outside 10 our ranks they performed .
graceful turn, the gun. we're Numbered
separated from the cai.son-cNcry
man was In hi. place AMI seemingly IN a
moments time they were poufing de-
stniCiion into the cnemy's ranks.
Nov for the smirte't boy. Master
Frankie fallcr. the ll.yclr-oli .on 20 j.
y. Fuller y q .mtrt ,nd prumlsing boy
beyond srruplc of q doubt. VI fuller.
another suu. aho Ia. bought ani ucvu-
pie,l the Milford Irish farm, his soll hls
NfNNNAA WNAN w v w. fAANfAA WI 49,
Tie writer sold every one oi hi. plgs
down ~ East Hebron vhcu four week.
old. some ~ tlicm weighed - pounds.
Lill1 Dean. gray hlly Wts quite s,ri'
ously IL kc,i Va the stall, causcl by an.
other one. getting loose.
Mr. Dean. brood SOW had a Hitter ~
rs pig.
II. LnNcil had hi. left hand badly lac
cr,icd by 40 oN's horn.
Athur lovrll work. for Frank Pack.
ani thls season.
II. II. ih.h has rrIalni-l hl. huu.e.
Your John .. To- paint hi yellow house
cream color.
VI. Dunion take. Al'cl Irish. farm
this wear.
what arr NOR, frequent than mis-
tAke.f Our double down AZ the MILF
call.l AZ q house Ia Turner anl VA. met
by the saluiation by the woman - a."
house, "GuoI morning. Mf. BuCkn,m.
Iast summer at North Turner woman
mlsiook W fur l.aWr-t llcfsry. What
l. the rc,son Ne caut p"r.onaic som"
onss
Ani nes theN ay "our Chimney u
out uf the guhrrusturi,l rtcr IN New York
ou account 10 that railroad Indictment.
Juige st,.ht-, Z. slid 81 be- Couurttiug
Nth tn Farmers. hlli,ncr. ''one by
one the fosc. fall" Who bat thc Plum
cd Knight frm,lu.'
Everything ~ !. !. luller'..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
auckIIslp.


Mr.. =. l.. n. Chase and daughter, 81
Great PALS, y. H., arr a the old home
stead. the lite rrsldsnrc of Col. n ID
White. Mr.. Chase expects Ia spend
the summer With her mother, whose
health l. quite poor.
\. 4. Rsw.on has broken ground foI
nj. new house aud stable ON the site "
centlv occupied nv the old hotel. Mr.. u.
VI. Murch, II augusta, l. the designer
aud builder.
Mrs.. Bailcy, of Lancaster, y. H., 1.
whiting her sister. Mr.. Rawson.
Alfred Cole, ESQ, returned from tie
neya, y. Y, last week.
Damn Bros.. on the John VI. Dimon
farm have parchsscd the milk route III
y. v. Morrill,.
stable AZ an annex to the meat mNfket.
several IL our citizen. took advantage
~ Merchants Week aud visited the city.
frvciom from debt aud lover taxes
ought Ia make Buckheli real estate q
desirable Investment.
=. y. lrish-"John"--ls about Ia take
up his abode In town. l.umfonl's loss,
but Buckhcld's gain.
\ lively episode wss had Ia the village
Thursday night with drunken tramp
Who Nas fnally pat under keepers.
Atsood, spauldlng a Go. have new
line Of pretty carpets, ani cell at city
pricc-.
Homer Y. chase aud wife ~ Auburn
we're In town over SUNDAY.
DIR. Caldwell returned frOm his vacl-
tton In Massachusetts, last saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
WEST SIMMER.

The prevailing epidemic With which 80
many are aiilict~l l. making sad havoc
among the babies. The infant daughter
1T Oscar and Hattie swim, for whom all
the friend. wcrr 80 anxious, died the
2I.t. The tiny baby ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Birrows, after living i've weeks
al.o died. =. D.. Kerry. and Bsnhriige
Dohle'. little ones have b"cn seriously
sick.
The public examination oftcachcrs for
summer schonl. will b. held az the
school house In the village May 81.
T.. a.. DOble aud George T.. Pulslfer
left town the 18th Ia deliver fruit tree.
In Massachusetts, for Homer y. Chase oi
Auhurn,
". are glad To see the dust raised by
passing teams, but presume there Viii
be plenty of mud outside.
MR.. I.nttie Merrill has Waited hci
father, Hiram Howe, for a few days.
Mrs. Barrett ~ Sumner Hill !. visiting
her sou. Ia Dcering.
Mr.. Clement, mother ~ Mrs. Ebcf
Thompson, i having quite serious
trouble with her eyes.
Harlan BI.bec. Wilson Ryerson, liar
old Rates. Everett Hicks, Nav Chandler
aud the Misses Anna and Edith Berr,
are home for the weeks vacation beior'
returning Ia Hebron for the SUMMED
term. wilson l.yer.on aud May Chan
dler will not return for the next term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
GREENWOOD

III. grip or a fearful cold l. IT'LL fol-
IoNing "a up here, AMI the way Ne have
had Ia attend 10 our olfactory appenagc
for some weeks past has more than once
reminded us ~ a Russian dlgnitsry that
lived In Washington several years ago.
whose name. according To one authority
"a. Blo~ -my-nose-ofi. The lsusslan.
NOT only have some strange names, but
many strange Nay. % doing thing..
To-day We have seen aud heard several
n.N indications that spring Il really
here. such a. a dock % sheep With their
i,rkst. OF. the croaking 81 frog., the
drumming 81 partridge, etc.
Isnt u nice Ia Interview a foreigner
occasionally. providing he u Intelligent
AMI talkatlYef We thought 80 day or
txo ago a. Ne me, young Engli.hman
an the road, Who seemed az willing Ia
,,lk a. Ne nee 10 hear him. lie was
aboat n years 81 age, had been here
s.yen wears, not naturilifed, had been "a
Tnsl,ni once during the time, seen
ous.n yIgtorii. Prince Albert, william
y. Gladstone, together With some other
noted per.ons. and gave a short history
of each one. lie sah the queens long
,.lyn Ma. about ended, bat as the prince
"a. suffering from Brights disease u
-. doubtful IN he ever wore the crown,
m. Young man liked this country AL
hut the long cold winters. Our natural
love for the English l. not very ardent
although We rather liked him he Was
such q perfect gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
WEST PERU.

BENJAMIN u. Roberts !. building a
barn that will be hard 10 beat.
The grange store ani goods have been
sold Ia Henry Z. Floyd, Who viii con
,lnue In the same line Of go'd.. The
location 1. gooi one IN the heart OF =
fairly pro.pcrou. community, hiif
mile from the railroad aud four from the
city (that I. to be) at the foot ot Rum
ford Pals. Mr.. Floyd can get rich he
fore either mstsriilile.
Farmer. are plowing aud Planting q
little on light soils.
That pulp wood went out Into the IN
dro.coggin race horse peel.
One 81 our most profound Juri.ts j.
reported Ia have gone tn a distant city
Ia learn u be- can compel the assessor.
Ia tax dogs. Say, South Buckhcld, can
her They listed before April 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

~ this Uritiug 10 raius which Nill set
Co., thr ruai. anil give rvn"Ncd imp"iu'
tu river driving
nie EiI. Ei,,ri. full 81 log' aud I-op-
Oar.
pari small aui Harry Fvryial ar Co
Inuk after ths tcrrntn 'iaiiun ~ The
travelling rubli, ~ The Middle pim
ysmp this summer.
~1mr have .ou,,i their early pas.
ulr Nrthoii.i ,ircls gave their auc-
tIsn .upf.rr 40 The hall lasi evening. \
su,l ,,,mpau, ani bot Il fan y the ~
To-. u,rne. anl ~lic arr home for a
frs daVs.
H., !. plenty, prise ranging from -
tu So pyr tOn.
Thr / axe travel has commenced.
~,ut q. i'our ~ kansas va In iosu
over >uuiiy. &C. ai,crilses a carload
&C lHr.s.. fur sslr.
r.ri Io,y.ov sod hi. household
eU.aIs af au.tibu today. lie very s'.pn
su,. tn Iarou,a, y. u, whsrr d. In
f,uI. fn lu.ats.
Il. ,l.hmtn hs. treated hi, house
tn a u,r, g,ltt 20 shingles.
Thr sn.l Irmpar. ,hu-r The follow
lu. of' .rr. Cor thr neat quarter
Ct trarr .ff.HF
st NJ n D. Akrrs
M.as Nr..f urrsaFr
NJ IA N uariu
NIss Nfft.f ltr,r=sr
enaI
Ult ~ N.rrss
fHs.I WafltIns
ts a. l.rt tt#'.Irs.
IfsIH E.rrg
Pc IHr..ar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

4. -. Gooiwln Loot a nice two-year-
old hsifer this week. She sirsycd Into a
neighbor's barn aud got hung up 40 she
could not get loose.
There I. great deal Of sickness In
town.
Asa Abbott has decided to stay on the
home farm for the present.
Mary Abbott l. stopping With her
brothers widow = few days. She ex'
poets Ia return Ia Lebanon, y. H., soon
Mrs. Henry Raymond u very sick.
Mr.. lane came on wheels the flrst
time "Wednesday. There are some large
drifts left yet.
Tie Cambridge River drive Il getting
along nicely though the water 10 not
very plenty. Mr.. I,yerson has the fac
ulty 81 driving hls work instead OF hay
Ing his work drive him. We shall all b
glad to know Of hi. success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
AEnROh

Tho closing exercise. ~ the school
russri ~ very pleasantly Friday even
log. Npfil i5ih The prize. for speis.
llg vrrr awarded q. follows 1T, Mas
n. Wrs.,llu-ii. Boston, 81. -, llnr
- D. lhmiinu. North lIruoklln, -;
Nj. Gertrude l.. Merrill. iliilctnn,
Mac. o.. Mis lila T.. Harden, Jciirf-
ION, - The nrN academy will b" iln'
l.ll.,l thls week.
Oaiug tu The .ryrrr cold anl hoar.s-
ne. ~ Wallace eastman M" qunririts
we're unable o. iulhll their engagement
% uXfpr saturday evening.
Mr.. b.. Donham !. spending a few
daSs in Auhurn thl. w-.k.
Rev. :. u. Kghsri.on anl Niir scf,
in the place early Ia the week for a short
Nslt
Mi. trace l,umpu. i. HON" from va
barn AMI will teach in the cobb District
commencing the hr.t Monday in MAY
Mi.s Bumpus hs taught two terms
there a. the perfect .Ati.faciion ~ the
entire district, parents ani pupils, aud
they are very glad Ia secure her service.
fDf tls .,hpol ag ,ln thl. year.
Auuir licarcr l. quite sick With pneu'
monh.
Last week Ernc.t sturtrvnt Killed =
pig le.. than tx months oil which
weighed sli pounds. Very guod Tor a
cold Wr,ihcr pig.
=. T.. Maxim 20 Solih Paris Ia.
bought q building lot ~ Mr.. NlcNhndcr
Turner h.tNrcu II. " Everett. and the
rad. We understand Mr.. Maxim will
put up a huusr there sOon anil Ne the
old academy building a. FAR a. pacii'
cable in the construction.
Dr. whitman y frequently Va town
collecting f,cts fur hi history ~ lie
bfuu.
Ma April snow storm thi. saturday
morning. bat not enough % hide th,
graz. which !. looking green anl bright
Building committee are in town to-day
saturday a. examine the new academy
nhich !. nov dnl.hc,i. students Ia th'
summer term will occupy H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
BCANYON


y. q. I'm. 1. siill very low.
j. WHlcknell has a large stock oI
gool. ~. new store.
~ steam MILL commenced running
dsssnd night las, Monday.
wm. h. Dccc.icr !. bulldlng new
stable.
Auasaguntlocok Lodge. No. -. !. u,
~. o., will obse',. the anniversary III
the order saturday evening.
Canton uniyersall.t society will pre-
sent the drpm,, The Flowing Howl, AZ
I. -. ~. y. Hall, Buckheld. on Thursday
evening. April ~, followed nv dance.
Rev. a. 4. u. Crockett, 10 steep fall.,
WAS In town this week.
Mr.. Wallace Allen aud Miss Edith
Hall ~ Canton were married Monday
ani started Tuesday on trip to Boston.
Mr.. u. lIayforl met with = painful ac-
cil.nt last week bv stepping on nall
which pler,ci his foot u.t above the
toes nearly coming through on top.
Mrs.. Marths y. Brown, wife ~ Edgar
Brown, of New Haven, Conn, was
brough, here the 18th for burial.
q. u. staples has large crew ~ men
NJ work up river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
PORIER.

Farmers are busy sowing peas ani
grain. and planting early potatoes, a.
work on the farms has commenced In
earnest.
Grass l. looking fine.
Mrs. sally French, widow OF the late
Jacob French, the oldest woman Ia town,
died on Thursday last, aged ~ years.
She has always been Kind aud obllging
Christian woman loved and respected by
all who knew her; pcacemiker IN the
neighborhood aud good friend tn all.
She Ia. now gone to get her reward for
a well spent life.
Mr.. George Young. Of Parson-heh.
Loot a valuable colt aud be has another
that the chances are against II Ia live.
Ossipec River Il quite high bh M
damage done 40 far.
There Was but little frost In the ground
aud roads are getting to be good.
Birds have returned In good numbers
earlier than usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

levi rwlfrbell of Be,hel, who fell
from q ssafiold aud reviewed an Injury
last week. died Thursday. lie Was born
In Bethel In lsOJ aud msrried Agnes
Russell ~ Bethel Ia ISIS. lie leaves
THREE chlldrcn-John Y. 81 boston,
Mass: Eunlcc, wife of benjamin hut
terdeld ~ bangor, Me-: aud Harriet,
widow of Joseph Halter. ~ Pine Ridge,
Ind. ia al. early manhood d. spent
several year. In numbering on the fenob-
scot River, hut returned to his native
town aud made himself home where be
has since resldei. Honest and upright
In all hl. lntercourse. we'll Informed In
all current events, be- will be greatly
missed.
The warm days ~ last week have
mclic the snow ~ that the river. over
dow their bank. aud much Interyale land
l. under water.
Friday there were many log. floating
by Bethel.
licv. Mr.. Record {. attending confer
cncc AZ brunswick.
Judge Foster 1. holding count At han
gor.
=. VI. Phllbrook sent al. Last car Of
cattle 10 brighton Monday, for this Sea
.on.
:. u. Phllbrook received car load ~
Single. from Caribou last week, con
talnlng 10 thousand. H. l. reshingling
hi. builiing. on Main aud Park streets,
ani building AZ the corner ~ Church aud
Railroad Streets.
John a. rgitchrll ~ Boston aud Mrs..
Euuicc Buticrhcld ~ Bangor arr Ia
Bethel a. attend tlc funeral of their
father.
4. VI. wornell q. rcpiiutlng hls rel.
lcnor On Main STREET.
D. D.. Timbcrlikr. Es1., ~ Phillips,
"a. herr last week. Accompanied by |
Nc. Crt lon Rowe. De- went Co. Lancaster |
frilaN morning,
several new applications Tor water
.sr,icc have already bern made Ia the
Water 60. Qulte number 81 new
'crYicc. vii probably b. pat Ia this sea
,uu.
Rev. 3. y. Btuon aud family have r..
urnrl home from their vacation trip.
T.. u. Nolng's harnes. shop la chap
nan Block v Undergoing some repair.
lnl additions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
DENMARK.


ElNOOd l.. rrudeNt.r aud frrrmtn ".
sinborn attend the spring trnn a. iiridg-
ton Academy.
Mr.. Nellie VI. Gray spends the week
la Portland.
Joseph T.. swan died April 18th, aged
= years, months aud ~ days. Nr.
swan was barn In this town ani sas one
~ Il. most worthy cltlren.. lie he al
ways resided here and followed the o.
cupation II farmer and lumhermnn. III"
has been selectman aud held other town
offices. In lssg, he, With hls wife, visit
Ell California, where hi three children
reside. iiis son, Stillman H., ~ Cali
fornia. attended him In III. last sickness
III. widow will leave with her sou IN a
few days for California, which viii be
her future home.
Charlie. ~. penicNtsr u making cN'
ten.iye repair. on HI. buildlngs.
Mr.. Louisa Jcwett has been granted a
pension Of >, per month under the new
pension law.
Maynard Wentworth has gone Ia Hoe
ton To work for the season.
Saco River l. very high and our lum'
bermen have much trouble In securing
their log.. II the rain continues much
lOss may follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
tInAN

Mr.. Harrison Scribner l. sick With
typhoid fever
Mr.. Francis l.. Watson. 81 last Hiram.
v ho has spent the winter In California,
u ga his way home.
samuel Hayward, ~ fr-c,iom, y. IT.,
l. visiting hi daughter, Mr.. Mino, :.
liaEicr.
Calvin y. Clsmons l. engaged In hunt
iug AMI trapping.
The VI tinc Central Railroad Company
l. Ia build Nirr fence With cedar
posts and rails along It. route.
Ou April 18th, lsi!. u .uosci eighteen
inches. sud ou April 18th, lsGI, occurrcd
the heaviest snow storm 30 that winter
aud spring. on February 3sth, ls;l, u
was Whc.llng from Hiram To- Wc,t Raid
via and - continued.
Ia grippe l. losing It. grip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
RnsBuRY.

Swalhu. have come very early this
spring the 81. ,4..,.
staple. nos h,- . fall crcN OF driver.
an tb. river. about Cn men. Iiry ate
having good .uCcess - FAR.
Frrd kn1pp with few men i s'A'''"-
81 10 goos hriie~. a..
When : ma.. u log- close. az TIE
,h,nnel The, pat a chargc ot dynanu'
under M am ani u leaves Al on.e,
H. charge [. lt.hci 10 long pole AM. ana
forccl through the boiling water. ""u
onr IAN d. exploded another ch,rsc !,
preparsi for the next. fOrmrrly msu
se6t down o. brcak the jams bar u va,
,ery dangerous. AnerSard. ih'y 80 -
harsrs an { q dog warp, bat that va. 'v'
.law for this fast age. bat dynamie -
oulck enough for any one. ,o'he''"''
eight cartridges are cNploicd al once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

.I ....r..I|.f ~.s,Ifty UlI bold r.
A.. .....| 10 N.lIsmr tial Iraat
.rf evening % fhIs wr'k.
.... Ia. .fr,ei fuHm s tn =. \
f...m.rf uiiI 'vs given h' i1r
..Hnc thr evening NrF'u.
f.. ....Hf reasonable ri's. \
f.f.r r.I. ff given o." thr '-.si
fH.Ir. lt ei'I Pei nu 'Nhlh'.
80 EHRkrrs sturr. ~uuih
... H.r..Rt aftrruu'u, vhfr'
HIst au urTnffurfN "a"
h... pointing uII hr .itfu Goo
revolving fhf Hrcr.f uuw'7fr
f.... I..nHm sHI ,lHiN viI. D.
..... I.l... fs .unfar, Ir.'ulus
q. .,Its. Alm.ssi'u d"
n. ...fs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
EASI SIMMER

Very little farming done at tlils date.
though preparations are bcing made for
the annual spring work.
Several pslrs of oxen have hccn sold
81 late for fair prices, and cattle are held
At higher prices.
With feel al prc.eut prices would u
not be- well to plant larger acreage To
corn aud dcpsnd more upon home crup.f
With stock NJ present prices ani po-
farmers should not be ,ll.coupgci. We
believe that old Maine. everything cou-
sidercd, I. az desirable tn live Ia as any
part ~ the rcpublic.
SlngIfN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
TIE OXFORD BEARS.
TIA Dols0s o. rnE wstN ~ AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
WrsT PARIS

Tie village schools commence the firsi
Meaday In Nav.
The 4. ~. a.. 4. entertainment given
last "Wednesday evening was sncc.ss
l.. n. swan has good line IL farming
tools.
charlie IIaiamond drives the meal
cart for 4. :. Washhurn.
The hoNs are repairing aud palniing
their hoats Ia anticipation ~ many
pheasant hours on the river this summer
". a.. Bridbury u baliding sn atd'-
tipn "a NJ. stable.
q. n. Lane. :. ". punham and D.. ~.
Brosn arv each trratlug their bulldings
Nth coat q l.oagmsn a MARITIME
paiut.
Nj. Ruth Tucker !. vi.liing friends
in Hostoa.
MIss Ada Rriggs aud Mis- Angie Jack
son are o. attend school "a Hebron this
spriug.
Niss IVA stuart IA. gone Ia Lynn,
Mass. on a Wilt, and On take course ~
study In the AT 20 shorthand writing.
Mis- Iuli. Tucll l. taking lessons In
.hofth ni writing % Miss Merrill ot
NoraaV.
~ WV AhANNlAANA WI hshatAM 'hhff-
were in the pl,cv last wcinesisy and
stakri out the LOT tcr the neN corn
factory.
~ special mcyting 20 the steam mill
company heli frtlsy lease Sas grant
"a lMruhsm a Merrill 10 part ot the
company. hnd o. errct a corn factory
un.
gry. Fr,si iIoaghton Ani daughter. 81
pv,ring. Maine. wvrc Al O.. ". bryants
last iuv-iaN.
Ee,. !. ". smith aud vile are Al
HruusNirg thi. weck stten.iiug th"
Methodist tonivrvucc.
\ few "a our people to'k advantage ~
thr mrrrhlnis' Wrek excursion ani visit
rl uutibui.
There 9. o. hc an EpNorth League
ma,tlug la the chapel Monday evening.
Al ara Invited o. atisnt.
some have commrncri NoTk IN their
garirus, bat ~ should think they Serr
rather eirly a. Ne htd quite snoN
storm saturday morning.
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hnRrh PARIS

Gtyton Abbott ~ Souih Bethel m ,dc a
short ,isit to hi. sister, Ms. .. l..
chase, lat week. lli. wife accompaul-
NJ him. They Al.o yisliei some friends
~ her. az Wc.t Paris IL returns to
Denver this week With hi. family whcrv
10 !. hoTri Nj. wife may b. benefited by
change ~ climate.
The Fu,d leading souih from this VII
hgr has b-cn fenced up by order II the
tosn officer. Cor the lat week. There
u bad Na.houi on the htt, bat " Will
10. ofFu~ii .1uu. un doubt.
carrie l.icc. lllr Henson ani \. Rich
moui wiil rrturn &" Hebron for the sum
mrT term.
PERIL. child Wlll teach la district Ne.
H. this summ e.
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Notis. of Petition Zoe Di.. hssgs.
sIAII ~ MAINE.

OXFORD, - .-Couft ~ Insolvency. ~ NJ oass
af iIARi.L> u. sftAk>, lns,ilHsnt liettnf.
NOTICE l. herrhy giyen that Tsitipn has, vn
y thi. 2! day - April. 4. 10. l-Ji, lcsu prv
.sntsst o. all Iuur fur sah tuuuiYs ~
Chafies ~ ~Iears ~ ~tonshan. In The ,uuni, II
ONfsri, praying that - nay - de'r.tl
hu disshanrr ffum an nj. detts. prDta
lie un isr tie pruFtsluus - Chapter -eEentf
a The statute. ~ Mains ant uTsun All t-titiun,
Ia !. sr,isrs-i ~ ali Count that hseFins - hal
ut,sn the sane l-furv ssti tuun 10 faris, IN all
Iauuty II ONfor,i on "Wednesday the sth LAY ~
Nav 4 10. lot. M nine n'eip6k w ths fnrtnt-sn
ani that notirs thrrcuf D. puhishfsi ~ tn ~
fori nvfnDsrat, nssslalscr l'uluslt~l IN -ai'
guunty 20 uNf0ri. nuoe Ntsk Tor two sufse-
siye xesk- ths hst puhiif atiau O. - srNrn daI
isfsrr The day ~ hearing ani that All efssllinf-
sitB have pngfssi thgtr 'elts. ani ether pyrss'ns
tnterrstfil, tuay appear "a saii place aui tine
ant show rsuse. N any they have, Why III
change shouhi nA D. grtntci sahl dsbtof a.
osniing o. The prayer ~ BIZ I-tition.
Ati-.t -IIEkRiCk 4. DAVIS. Herstsr
Of ali Court faf saii tounty of bNfofi
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MIs1 RErAII

The dnc spring weather !, bringing
vegetation forward very rapidly.
Gfas. l. looking particularly iiuc
Farmer. arr making ready Tor the
u.h ~ spring work, grating aud -
pairing iencc. rrCri,lng their present at
tention.
Mice have damaged young tree a. re-
ported Ia other sections.
Rev. \. n. wlthtm ~ Mason Informs
"a. that hc Ia. made some more than 80
gallon. II maple honey this season from
- trv.s.
John VI. Philbrook !. sending away all
the .plrr .toyk aud veal cal'e. there
arc la thi. vicinity, sending ear from
Bethel every Monday.
The sick one. are thought Ia be- I'M
proving