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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

Our thanks ar due Albany, Mason,
and Othsr.. fur their Kind and encour-
aging ~oris add ~ h-rvby extend them.
Nrith@r age nor ether cause. seem "a
have dulle,i IN. intellect or impaired m.
us.filns-s q thes@ correspondents.
,~outh Rnclfsld hss o. whistle q good
deal 10 krsp hi. coarsgv az, yoa mas'n !
mlnd ~. ~histliug.
We are alNsys-it se can ~ mp
la hurry aud Isrhap- ln speaklhg 81
- ,,nlor,sl r,cr ~. dii not do the sub
II ,ull iu.tice. NJ soldiers Nho sa~
ANYTHING u the negro troops during lns
usr know that they vii either hSh'
ALL or stampede like a hock ot -hseP.
uftsntim-s the former. ~ 20 .la's
.,i,l. many ~ them had a. white and
f.ir compl.Nians a. those having no
Lat ~ negro hlcod In their veins 81.
~..,th Buslnrld's "spaiting Win
N.rtb- N..t Bethel makes IA think 81
.smsthlug Once upon q time q m'n sV'
n,t ujth a. aud .sii Nobody hAr-
,au hat thu ~onsn." And here Ne arr
.tsfiing Nith = woman. our nlrh'",
.sr. shst a dull world this SoaId 10
,,srvh..iy minded their oNn business,
uur u,sutor sa,s Il :. bad enough Ia ~
mad % vt over Il Just a. soon a. posi-
bic eur mentor thinks N0rii'-"esa
Bsihsl !. sparkling" John. oh, how
IFsIuus
W knev John woald b. caP,iNaied'
VII Nuuldnt b.
>ln~ one a.ks, What does an cincs-
tiau lmauut to- To the losse--of, Ike
bsalfh. ID i ahaVe pFice.
NJ Eiitor. Ne eXpsyt Ia Present
cau'itists la your Voting c"nte-t ere
iaug that John Wogli delight 10 hoa"r'
We have more stock than barn rom
aad =, are soiax to ell OF give away
NeAayr sons good mich COWS fos s'n-
tsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08


ll'~dSasrtsr. for Christmas gocls Al
Nsiirn Reynolds.
D. \. Parsons went To lev lston We'd.
ne-'iiy on basinrss.
's"ton Grange vii install cf'icsr.
neAt saturday.
The slck ones are improving.
key. J. ". Long aud family moved "a
East winthrop last ~~ck. Mr. Long has
sco.pfed call from the baptist church
~ that place.
The school. closed Friday after VERY
suecsssnl term. Mr.. and Mr.. piks
have been engaged for thu winter term.
James REYNOLDS of Minneapolis Il
visiting nj. father. Nathan Reynolds.
j. W. Mckneli went to Portland
Ihar.dsy nth . car 90 apples and
chesss.
Editor Carver 81 the Telephone has Of
fsfed . slik hat to the most popular
man la Oxford County. of coar-e Ne
cant tell so early In IN. contest ~ho IL
~lll - bat Nc think n belongs Ia Isaac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
WILSON'S MILLS

hart wentworth 1. boating lcggins
SUPPLE. up the Msgsllo~sy. The ri'e'
/. frs- from lcr from here To Psrmsci'ee'
u.e. something unusual for the season
X. 4. Twiicheli Was In town fr'asy
Walter Buekmsn has hauled The oiu
.ehool house up to his place TO make q
.hop 81 IL. lie will put Ia teams wher'
Brarce A Wilson operated last winter
Newell Lhtlehale va. In With soms
mofr new go"d.. .,,s
". Benn.it, Bert Goye,te, and TN
wIsyin. each brought In deer las'
w-.l. They wlll have the head. SCI up
Percy Ripley got his back badly hu'''
L. n.s able TO walk. a.,
CIIa wirgin. !. over on the Diamond
bear hunting. ,,
m we Indalsed In pig item. should
have long string this week. IL VIII -
..ts.ient % say our Deighbors are "a
amply sappliri 9Th fresh P"fk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
MASON

Thanksgiving passed much A. usual.
hardly think there VAS q turkey eaten
In tosn thl. year. The price ~ss 40
high tha' they .melled rather strong oi
money.
school dos not keep this week q. MI:
I'earr goes "a lewiston Ia L. examined
Ia hi. studies.
Ernest Morrlil has sold hi. team 10 \.
:. Be.n aud hired out With him ss a
tsamstsr for the winter. Mr.. Bean ).
having q large lot 10 pulp ~ood put ON
Ia the bank 81 Pleasant River "a be ruu
o. the Androsc"ggin next spring.
sm not selfish enough Ia hnd fault
With cur good friend Judge Woodbury.
for dropping out II the brigade, bat thu
veteran. wlll sadly miss him. lie has
heeu 80 long connected with the Demo
crat that Il seemed ss though he MAS .
n,rt Of IL. have not seen the paper TOT
thirty wears without thinking OF him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
pSrltlp cIN1Rl

Weather nlce aud warm. good time 10
chop ~ccd or single.
Repairs Oa m. school hcsse ar,
nearly completed aud school !. esp~Cte,i
o. h-gln .cou.
We upderstani the sewing circle had
very Interesting session on "Wednesday
Last.
Marion Holman and wife have last ~
turned frpm = short ,l.h Ia ilo.,"n,
~bsfe thev have bs-n Ia see Mrs.. IIol-
man. sick brother, Mr.. Gco. ". white,
q California.
Mr.. lrvns Knight !. very lou aud mn,
exIsofci a. stand u bat q short time
Also Mr.. Nancy Turner.
Amasa Holman y reported h.tieT
Our s,hool agrnt l. making some nsccs-
sarv repairs on the school house shell.
The funeral serNiCe. 81 Mr.. John
Hartley ~err hid n their hom- on Wei
ne.dAy. p~C. 9nd. Conducted by rev.
". ". Carver of Dlshsld.
". ". Holman IA. contracted To- fur
nlsh quite large quantity 20 railrusd
.l~eJ.rrs Tor tb~ eNtsnslon ot the Rum
ford PALS AMI Portland Railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
HEBRON.


~. l.. whitney Of boston VA. In town
last week.
Their. were several pleasant family
gathering. ou Thanksgiving Day.
~. ". Cu.hman, Mr.. sud Mr.. \. VI
Richardson and Ml.. Dsslc Cu.hmif
were all at home at II. 4. Cushmans. MI
aud Mr.. Richard.on and Dasis rcturne,
waieryille saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. bradford sturte,ani have
two sous, two daughters, two son.-ln
Law. one dsugh,er-ln.law and eight
grandchildren.
A. !. Turner I. at Mechanic Falls fo'
= week, repairing clocks and watches.
wiz IIibb. came from Boston "a
spend Thanksgiving with his uncle
Joseph iilbbs.
The schools which had q vacation last
week, recommended Monday.
Robbie aud wallie Glover are attend
Ing the school Ia the Centre district.
Are We having Indian summer Their
ought to be no excuse this year abou
getting ready for winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
GRAFTON

Mr.. D.. 1. Bro~n u.s. brought home
l,.t W.,inr.dAy. >hs 1. very i-rhle and
not much hops 70 her recovery.
We have lu.t a little snow aud The
Weather I. cold today. The lake has
agaln fros-n over. They thlnk " vii -
.sf~ a. cro.. II the weather coniinue.
c,sal Lea tao dsV..
John VI. rhilhrook ate al. dinner II
home ln Bethel. then drove 10 Errol, y.
a., di.tanc- Il thirty-thr.e mil".'
bought cattle In Errol, Upton and ora''
too. tweuty-ssVsn Ia numhsf. aud NJ. al
AL. home In Bsthsl the ns,t night WITH
M. drove. Who can bat that time In
plcliag up drove 20 caiilef
~,hool commenced In Disirict No,
lat Wednesday, Hattie littlshale teach
eT.
Ten h-los rrro Monday morning al
az o'clock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
WEST SUMNER.

An entertainment will be given by the
Good Templar., saturday evening Dee
5th.
m. &. buck Who was home for Thanks.
giving. returned to Exeter, y. H.. ou
Monday, accompanied by Charles and
Augustus farrar. 49,.
Mrs.. n. &. Buck. who has liyed with
her married daughter at farrars Mills
the past year, with a younger daughter,
Gertrude, has returned Ia the old place
\. u. Field, who IL harmlessiy Insane
a. vet, L. boarding at Vim. u. scwalr'
on sumner IIill.
The baptist Circle will beheld at VIM
| II. Berry's, Saturday, Dec. 9Th. MI are
cordially invited. 49,,
Mrs. Adelis kimball IL now visiting
her sister, Mrs. Mellen Bates.
Both Of Herbert l.yerson's children,
daughter and sou, are alex With tonsil'
iiis.
We are having the finest weather and
cannot help contrasting this With DE
CENTER of year ago.
While we regret Ia lose one of ouI
number, we are glad 10 know "bi'
father. own son" l. Ia Dr. the substitute
making our ranks good.
Mr.. Al Rowe, agent for u. J. Noyes
medicine man Of Lancaster, y. IT,, WAS u
town the Let. :.
NJ. Bosker hiss moved from Mrs
IIowe's rent 20 Mrs. J.. j. Quincy
house while Mrs. Quincy IL sway.
Our Young people are having line skaf
Ing which IL well improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doble are again home
hoping TO remain, though We hav
learned TO look upon them a. minute
men liable 10 be summoned to soutl
Paris any time.
We rejoice In the steady improvement
Of the Democrat 90 apparent IN AL
a. Il L. q reliable organ OF which we ma.
Justly be proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson white ut Win
throp have recently visited relatives q
, Mrs. White, who was . former res'deu
Of sumner.
Pensioners are about to have thei
vouchers made out The morning OF tn
9Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
MEXICO.

Mrs. Dillingham;, widow Of Reuben,
n hose death Was noticed recently, ~as
the daughter OF Benjsmin Eimunds, one
of the first settlers Ia Mexico. She died
In Harrison az Casco ! think. Reabcn
DillIngham once lived q mile out from
DixheId on the rad to Weld. They
had an adopted daughter, Lydia
knowles, Who married and went to har.
ri.ou 10 live. The DillInghams went
there. and some years ago MI. ID. died
Tie widow died but few days ago.
Among last weeks visitors here wers
A. ". Carter from liethel, Alsnson Hath
away from Canton. Jonas Bisbee for
mcr Paris man, Rufus farunm from
Rumford, Robert Tillsou from I.ivermor'
Falls, y. Locke from salem, Mass.
The ID Inst. Thos. Weeks, Fred wesks
VIM. Cone and I'd whIttrmorr killes
one deer each. srAkkhs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08


wm. Lebanon was thrown from BIZ
cauIIg ou Monday afternoon, al the
fooi IL the hill near J. 4. s,elrns' house
snd severely injured. IIc va. found by
q. n. Chapman ani =. u. Elliott aud
taken To- III. house 20 :. T.. Hatch
wh-n found be- was sitting on tho
.pringbo,ri which ~. overturned sn'l
Que sl,s-i smashed. The tracks shovel
that the hor.- left the rad and .irncA
ia. carriage against a stump aud clear
Ing hlms.lf ran Into J. q. stoaru.' yari
Mr.. i..I,aron !. .losly recovering,
bat q. yet unable To tell az remember
the cause ~ the .m'.h up.
Calvin Head aud vile are moving
from West l.oycll "a the III Barne.
place.
some Of The logger. have begun work
la the sood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
WEST PARIS.


Good skating on the river the frat al
this week.
The primary school commenced Mon
day With Miss Fannie Durham ~ teach
er.
Mr.. George Burnham OF Portland was
In the place Thursday. lie says they
will pay IL ccnts for sweet corn this
next year.
The Edison Monograph which Was re-
ported at south Paris last week was
With ne Wednesday of this week.
The Mssons have q public Installation
and supper "Wednesday evening, Dec
10Th.
The i,chekshs are 10 have public In
stailsiion In January.
n. Y. aud u. u. Hammond 10 Paris I'LL
and q. ". Young 10 l.ocke's Mills were
In the place Thursday.
Our blacksmlths are working hsrl.
Golden Rule Lodge extend Ia the pub
liz an Invitation To unite With them In .
Christmas concert aud tree. To BE- held
In Centennial Hall, Thursday evening, the
2ith.
4. :. Dunh,m has moved to Dan,ille
junction.
Mr.. iiory.rck has moved Int" MIS-.
Cunts rent.
~ the annual meeting ~ the Epworth
League held with Mrs.. Ely last Monday
evening the following named officers
we're elected:
Prv.lient. %. v. An.lrew..
ii Vie rrvstisnt. Mr.. Q. :, Ferry.
% Ntes fr..itsnt. Mr.. Z flr.
-scutsp, Ms. D. u. Abir,w..
TvA.arvr. Me. Ruth r1cAsr.
The public library !. kep, IN 4. N.
Lanes store nov.
Mr.. Geo. swan WHO was taken to
me insane asylum at augusta by our
sclcctmcn over Que year ago was allowed
Ia rturn home last THURSDAY.
The Country school rendered by the
t'nl-r.sll.t society Friday evening Va.
q dcgiici success. notwithstanding the
pouring rain shlch kep, m,ny away
iher. wasa good sized audience present
aud one hundr~i ot more took supper.
n ought H. be repeated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
WEST PERU.

y. ~. walker team hot a. ran away al
Canton Nov IO,h. Damage, one case az
egg. somewhat broken.
I.ev. ~. Roy. Ia. begun = .eri-. of
meeting. At 40. Dunn .,hpol hoas-.
Mr.. Bc..I. Austin and Mr.. Gertie
Hall have gone to New brunswick To br
NJ the funeral ~ their brother Who del
out West very .uddcnly, the r.m,in.
b~lng sent Ia hi. hnme In New Brun.-
wick.
H.F. fioyd I. .slllng hls large stock
~ good. al co., for the present.
". =. walker a Son AZ. doing an
lmmen.e bu .lnes. for country store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
DtsFtylD

NJ. Geo. u. klider !. moving Into hl'
new hous. on Mil street.
Nc..rs. :. i,-vori ~ lewiston and y
Hutchinson of Cambridge, Mass, wcr'
In town over SUNDAY.
Dr. !. ". Da,l. ~ south rsh. !. Ia
tos a TOE fee days.
Mr.. ~. ". CoN h.. returned from Fort
l.nd wh,rv D. has b~-n stopping.
viii I.adi has novel Into the Henry
IT tnley houss. on MIL str--t, formerly
Ocruplssi Nv willard White.
m. hand boy. hid supper aud enter.
ialnmeni AZ their rOom. In old fcllos.'
Block. Mondsy c,cnlug.
Alei Holt and i~on Newman are NOV
Ing into the house vacated by Ueo. Md
der on Main street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
FAST WATERFORD.

George bennett has novel hi. fsmily
from sweden Into ~. y. Aliens house,
lie IL now repairing the mill.
Mrs. 4. Norwood's aunt, Mrs. liichard
sanborn, /. keeping house for Mr.. Nor
wood few weeks during her absence.
Mis-. Minnie saunders, OF sweden
made brief visit at l.. NJ. sanderson''
Last week.
ID Y Ahhntt Ia At home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
DENMARK.

Ml.. urlIe D,vi. has gone on trip To
Boston.
John Holt Who has been living In Bc.-
ton for = number of months !. In town.
Our school supervisor. 4. %. rendexter,
I. teaching In the IIsrndrn district. This
4. his third winter In that district.
Chss. ~. Wood has built tasty vrran-
da Ia his cottage.
There Was special town meeting IN
the new town house Dec. ~, a. see what
the town would do In regard a. q claim
for damsgc. nv \. y. Tumi'ell for In
lurIe. ou the highway. Voted 10 give
him $1,000 Tor settlement In full which
Was accepted. The new town house has
been furnished nv the contractors aud sc.
ceptei by the building committee aud
now We have town house We are not
ashamed of.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
ROxBuRv.
The weather \. lie Anil.

The westher u Ike ApriI.
Nc. Locke Of Salem. Mass, t nj his
brothers, =. II. Jocke's, and having an
eye out for deer bat the deer have two
eye. out and two large ears. very keen
scent. an that they are we'll protected.
Ion Philbrick killed young buck last
week.
A large buck IL deposited at =. VI.
I,ocke's killed by three men from Garth
age.
John Reed I. home from his long drive
on the Androscoggin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
aRoWNF,elo.

We have some smart old men ~ well
n. omen In Brosndeld. George Davis
nearly n year. old, had an Invitation 70
tat, dinner With the Grand Army boys
At their annual campfire. Not wishing
10 bs behind In his harvesting he wen,
into the field In the morning bright and
Early. dug fifty bushels Of turniPs, thsl
after donning his best sunday suit walk
e.i one mile 20 the hall In time Tor dln'
usr which he enjoyed boy fashion. lie
t,L-. pride In raising the biggest hog 10
town. lie recently had hls eighissu
month. old pig killed and IL tipped the
scsle. at 5lS pounds net.
Rev. I. \. Besn gave o very 'n'eIes'
Ing Temperance lecture at the UonS'eSA'
local church Tuesday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
FAST SIMMER.

several from thi. place attended and
assisted st the Old Fellows entertian-
meut at Buckheld on Thursdsy evening.
Farmers aud others are getting ready
for winter.
school opened on the 3oth ult., In
charge Of Mr.. W. u. Fletcher OF south
Paris.
Misses Jennie stetson and I.-anna
Morrison attend the normal school n
Pennington this winter.
James n. Head I. home from south
WEYMOUTH. Mass, for a while.
Prrpsrations for considerable lumber
Ing this winter. are being nude.
Zig records come In slowly.
Fox hunters are making q few kite
shaped tracks occasionally.
sIOCvu,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
HARTFORD.

The winter term Of the line schoo
b~gin. Monday, dec. 'th, teacher, J.n
ME Iri.h, Who la. taught two term. b"
for. aud Ia. given perfect satisfaction.
Mr.. John Parlin goes back Ia Berwick
TIL. week Ia commence hi. winter tern
Of school.
Harry Bicknell from Boston spent
Thanksgiving with his folks at the cold
spring farm.
q. VI. Irish Ia. moved to IInckheld.
Henry Kicker has some nice .hoats foI
sale. =,
II. A. Bicknell Ia. a pair Of work
horses, weight, 300 lbs, for sale. Al''
A good set 81 double harnesses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
FAST HEBRON.

u. \. Merrill I. loading HI. apple. fo'
the English market. iIchss bought ahou
iOo barrels from his nelghbor.. Fran!
Blcknell 7. helping him.
Mi. Myrtle Heal. has returned frou
Arson. wher. III. has b~eu attending
school.
\. \, Ballcy Ia. gone Ia the hospital
to ~ treated for a tumor In the hip.
The farmer. have nearly all signed
their scrragr ~ sweet coru for tn
West Minut factory.
Nj. Emm, I.us.ell ~ Aubutn m,ds
her sister. M. :. ". k.cne, short yl.'
Il Last week, returning Monday 81 this
wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
HIRAM.

The transition of the thermometer
from zero on sunday, Nov. ~, "a
~ a,o,. on Dec. lat Va. very welcome
Paul Iabcrts aud wife .tartei for
California, dec. lat, where h. will fol
low hi. bu.Ine.. a. a butcher during
the wint.r.
Mr..r.. 4. aud 4. u. Young propose
Ia have lOpD cord. of wood gut thu. Win
ter 90 th. Daniel Fierce lot.
Mr.. Fred I'LL of >ebsgo aud Miss
Alic. Palmer 81 south Bridgton have
resumed their duties a. teacher. 81 th'
grammar and primary school. la this
village.
Jane. B,rne. 81 Portland was "
town Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

900 JuI,erssnst circle Will me.t az
t...my Itsu russdsy evening. Ihe
..r r.al.h be- understood that there ~ill
t.s d nig supp.f IN" entertainment
a .uu.i.i ~ q very Interesting lcgturv,
.ri.,i hy ths stervopiicou. by Er,,.
~ Hamilton. subject, London. Nd
- .....l lu cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
NORWAY LAKE.

Me. hate Libby % ilsrrl.on " visit
ing sr,r- VI. steven. this week.
:. \, stevens has b~cn surveying lots
op,,o.ii. the corn shop for ". y. Town
.snd. Libby a = ribner ani others, thl'
week.
stephen Mshanev, wife ani son, ~
turned io ilo.ton thl. week Tuesday.
school comm~nr,,i ihi. week IN the
Lake District. No. 5. Mo.e. J.. -tile.
teacher.
Webster kilgor- 1, blas,ing rccks snd
dlichlng the !. ~. Morrill, place aud
making other improvement. about hl'
bullliuss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

Eu ~ ~ CLARK ~ Nechsnic fslls de-
It.HI Die illustrated tsmi-rancv lo'-
o.. fr ths isrisinmeni 20 the Hap
g.. ..r.s "Wednesday evening The u
I....f.lr. chusi.te,i 20 Over slNtv Ian
f... ratu~r.. which adi,vi much o. Tie
-----..- u 10 LrLfmrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
THE OXFORD BEARS.
--.t oo.sGS oF r-G wGGs ~ Al
SECTIONS o. Tat COUNTY.
RuvFoRo POINT.

nauksgiyiug passed 90 quistli
T,,.s. as no .ksting fnr The b"ys.
II libby Was through this Nay
I.f svsk having vaNs.
Ne. t.atslla Elii"t has bcen ~ h"ul"
. .lnrt sacstion. >h~ has ''cen teach
Eli. ,aun.cticut and rvturn~i friday'
.. s-fh. o. tax another term ~ twenty
""fas
nate Iiiiott D.. hone from Norway
....-. he ~ hosn attending schsol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
noarn.wISr alrsIl

seth Mason aud wife spent Thank.
giving st B-rlln, y. ~.
Al 81 Mr Jonath,n Tylcr's children
wrrr AZ home ~lth him Ihsnksgi'in.
Day, and all IL hi. grandchildren .Ncep
three quite a gathering.
4. \. Ch,pmin has ordered po.t. de
ll,rrr,i for q telephone llne from West
ilcihel a. the "liomesirad,' Ia b" pa
up IN the early .pring.
We hear that Mr.. :. n. Bennett has
.old her tenn "a Jack Douny.
Al,out Len hu.hels 20 rotten potsioe'
we're taken from the cellar AZ the "iiomc
stead" rrrcntly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
PERU.

Wilson sllllman Ia. finished thresh'
Ing and I. at home. lie says that be- u
going To get ready to move bis buildings
now. ~. nephew from New Brun.'
wick u at work for II. w. Babb cutting
wood.
n. W. Babb Ia. taken the stone work
men Ia board while they are putting IN
the culyerts In this section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
soerN PARIS

Ml.. Linda iaNrvnc, l. home ior q
short Welt.
>,hool commrncc,l lsst ~cck under
the instruction 81 Mr.. lIsmilion. Forty
scholars the ar, wc.k.
Mr.. Shrrsood I, caitln; Nod on the
r.rham lot.
Nj. Miuot preached the ami sabbath.
III. alsay. has q good sermon.
Frc,i IIepdrirk.on u doing ch"re. for
Rev. 9Th Henson and going Ia school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

I. fhstaN payer. % ths to~n - Paris p
If.t. .,ut o. collect and psy in o. the
.......rsf % .aii town hy D~r. list stss
"a. act ne greater part "a ssih arnoaui
t.rs fur The state ax. l th"r't'fv
1t, rvqusst ~ ~hn have not ps't
H.. ~ for lSPi. o. assist me a. much
l. ..,ssihls in ths matter.
tit,NptIU6AEtA All. Collector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
1Asr RRnMNElfIn.

Ths winter arrangement ~ the trains
ts-nk sr.,t Nov. Jpth. The late tralu
,-.ing with.irsSn shori~ns the dsy Va
Tortand. mi. running time IL IKE th'
oh a. a ~. syhciule.
Mi. Ndiis Allsri has clo.ed h.'
sch.ol Ia >no~,ille, aud comm"nc"'
anothsr In south Chatham GA the 'ih.
Ml.s Cora G@tchell has closed hei
school In south Hiram aud l. q, home.
Winter has, truly, coms In hk"
lstnh.
The niu. 90 snow sud Sigh, falls
20 r,in have r,i.sSi ih- sprinss, bat Nd
sufiicisut. vet, Tor the ~inter. Mot'
rain l. NEEDED a. many wells ARE It'll
lrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
ssvASr.s POND.

4. ". whfmsn Relief Corp. wlil give
= corn sapJsr % to~n hall. Brysnt'.
Food. lsrc. isth. Tickets nf,.-a crnts,
sdmissloa and supper. A prifc silver
plated caks basket will ~ given a. the
Que .slllng the largest number 81 tickets
90 ths hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

u. IrI,sr.sii.t sunday ~chool sill
I.t. thfi.fmts trve, probably on
,.....s. s,suing 40. 18th. \ coriial
......H b. .Ntsndri o. All who d~sire
Of. f... fhrir prvssuts ou the trvr. and
.Is frsti,itir. 20 the o,caslon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
IIpHOh

IN. lake I. frpS.n over III. second tim"
anil We think thl, time Ia stay.
The soclable wss entertained Wcines-
d,y hv Mr.. hate Coolidge.
i.ert Bpun !. the guest ~ Ml.. Cora
IIn.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

I'M I.r. Manufacturing CO., msna-
f........ 20 tslumhis hicvClcs, ssui a.
nm. ...' .s.,ndar Zoe isy3. la ths usual
f...fa daily cal~ntsr anl msmot.n-
I.. ...A rsi-a N~rN ConNcnirui aft'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
EAST PERU.

Mr.. Morrill,, foreman of the blrh mill,
has moved "a bethel aud Mr.. staples 81
Hanover will take charge Of turning
bowels.
ROYAL Poland and family of Maple.
were up and spent Thanksgiving With
his father, Ezekiel Poland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

I.... 600. ad,vrti.ing puhlic ubrsfY
ftrar Iusf~i about the village, but
d. IT. rathlng on ths hills o. Indicate
gf..f.r fh, ftif L. In Malice ot Ia IrNAs.
il. I'D. E..l.f ur uut dUors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

.r., lBtIos ani Maynard maxim ~
r.t. -, ssut o. heats llin Nonsiav
uI.. o., ulIl attrui the haine Wes-
..... -.mIUtrN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
locsI's MILLS

". J. B,rlcti 81 iiryan,'s Pond WAS
In town last wosk.
Meat II the ycung folk are taking
advantage 10 the due .kating on ths
lake.
Mr.. Dymoni, 20 .orhsm, y u, B.
whiting her mother, Mr.. Anne iibhey.
4. q. Folsom has two set. of light
.le,is which are to D. sold cheap Tor
each.
We have q u.s new.boy Ia town
Ernest llerrick !. selling the Chicago
IsslsrF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08

WHu iI-sh 49, a. homs last w-.k
o. t.rhlm. y o.. sherr h. l. stop
.r. fss uouths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-08
chr Wsford Dem oerat,
"ON THE HILL.
piEEC TORY.

H,r'l., cssSs -. NJ; :. a. n y w~'.s; 20.
80 tsnn sahhafh ttenlns >srxtcs "a !
er.gsr NsstiaEs rhsr-isy tvsainr- "a
90 -..4.t Char,h Re-. a.. %. uAr.las..
.as.lsf >,ha-'l every -anasy "a ~. ..
80. lius -sr,ics