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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
WILSON'S MILLS

ID. NIlgorc and wife 20 Paris arr
Waiting Al III. daughters, Mr.. W. L.
Hckstt's.
n. \. ~toryy aud wife have spent th'
wvck "a llsflin aud Nicinity.
Higgins, pror oh man, has wandered
back up here agsiu.
simon Stahl has h--n on the upp"I
Magallosav, above rsrmssh.sn~c lake
no he lvnch camps, sith hi goods
o. Will probably mske letter winters
work than any 10 the lumhsrmen.
Frvi Parsons and Z. :. FLINT ~ Cole
hruok ar az getting signers for = icle.
plone hn. from her- a. th- plN lIous -.
Tii- tote team. are loaded With lumber
fDr the parmachr.nsc club house now
Miss Ndii~ FLINT celebrated hcr 40.
tscuih birthday Ca FRIDAY hy lu'iting
her frisni. Ia meet With her. having .
danc- ani supp"r. She hsi numhcr
q u.stul anil pretty prr.eni' aud all had
a guU-l tune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
AnnrA AIaAAN

The box supper a, the toNu hoase Na'
succ.s.; very enioyahlc time and
,hout sl3 realized.
J. 4. kimhall spFain~i hi wrist hadl,
last TUESDAY While loailng logs, which
40 fear Sill lay him aside from Notl
fof some time. lie has b~cn quite un
fortunate IN hls oak lob thl. winter.
Hiram Robbins l. no better than AT
last writing. IL has Cat pair ~ goo,i
Sorkiug oxen To ell. ~ h Il not able
a. work th-m be- will s~ll them cheap
Newton Moorv's child l. M h-tier
All that an iunoc~nt bahe should surcr
. hat that one has Tor about four months
snd hard. too, for the parents Who have
cafr,l a. trnirfly Tor u.
Charlie. Eames, sho has t'c"n sick sith
pn~umonis, q. conValrscing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Tht pymugrat has hern a.krl tu give
thF date - thr centennial % thr aptist
Chuuh U1 Paris llIIl he date ~ th'
equalization 20 ths ,lur,h was Nov. H..
1871. therefore thr centennial uiil ugyur
next NHNrmfFr On thi. connection thr
foIiDs lHg rrgsrliug the orcauiuiiuu 20
ths ,hur,h. from che hist"ry 20 Iaris,
NAV p. 20 iutsrv.t
To usFtst .tar,t an Pare ii.u sas a. rr-t
.r.aH. fr| an.I tEIs "a tffr tssn e. ira.IIra
..rIaHIFrf..H m $50. hHrHrE fHr nr.f ssff.-rs
sew aTfrn frHn Co., tr'ri kaHfit .'arn 'H
N..If .s.I#ash. Nass 80 strr lIsH-'s=,. if..'a
f.nf UEaHF O.. .H.u hFHr lhr tl'rr lfulf.
fa.ka anI Iss.s.H isEI "a UIs. e. affrr .f
eH.#. .s.aH.@ ".Frsr.i Trra.'rr. $50 .i tH r.
r.H.sF Az ar rar.t fTr..rl tnrt uItHFI haI
r.a .ff. Hl.I Na|f..t n1rftIHF. aul uHfn tees
a.Hf tI.If..I .f Erf fhrrs I.tisr Ir IL. tHFf
rH ...H.I tHf.r rrsf Hrf|fa. anI sTfrra. urrr at
Cd Al. fH#.. rlH..ar Mr r.ftrr ..arIIHaal His
F.s.fa III .rt#rfa.H IHrIrr f". rfars go aHI I'.
aHI .a.H f"H GAO. nf..Hrs Hf t-F IH.rfN 49,. n
So s..a...HHrf.F Hrfar.rHI PARE 80 a. ar
t...fHI .U L.T t.IsHt ~rHe aE IT. tra...rE AL "a
RI. .s...a-H hH..rs .H.f.f.fH ..I '-s - "H a".f-i
CO. ta.I.Is .sHf III a .....F "r.tf ..u. N.fr..f.
I'd. I-| l.'rr uH#Tfr .tIf"s f-r rHu.Fr N
HHr..s.s tH .F tsIrf. r.EHf ta..lr wh.rs 81
s.tfHTH f..laIrs 900 trf ...H.frs ri o. lt.a I.H
ban Ns-.s.. .t.Hr Hf f-ll s..t a.. Tr" I ..f
rFt give tas uar..sr as tsrrfI HHr
% Understood that che ug,n.iuu Ut
iis centennial ulIi hs observed hN thr
church
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
UPTON.

A. w. Judkin. 1. getting 10 hi. sup
ply Office.
Weston Sargent, n boy Of twelve years,
has caught thrre foxe. RECENTLY, .etting
and tending his trap. himself. Who
beat that for q smart boyi
II. r. Chase has bought him a very
nice horse.
February sd, at four o'clock, A. NJ,
We we're all awakened by the loud rum
bling Of an earthquake.
The lumbermen are having q rcst.
DR.. Twltchell Was In town Monday ia
ere Mrs. A. X. Frost who has been quite
sIck but IL reported better.
Some Of our people werr startled froa
their sleep Monday morning about tout
o'clock BY . commotion either In TIKI
Garth or ais. Enoch Abbott saId me
teos fell In the northeast from till
place. There WAS bright light about I
minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
nixElElp.


The sl/Ycsrt given Friday evening, the
:oth. ~ the Dixfeld Concert Rand wa.
ac./hle'e .acce.. financially, aud Esr'
tixfsrly az In q musical sense. The
Xii was fille,i 10 lts fullest capacity aud
Tl- enthusiasm expressed Was . safii.
cieut guarantee that their efforts were
appreciated and that they will receive
the hearty support of our citizens they
40 Justly merit.
This Organization consists of twenty
Que members, comprising several mem
her. formerly of the Peru Brass Rand.
all fine musicians, q large PARTON Of the
under the direction 81 Mr.. VIM. Iadd.
formerly leader ~ the Weld Brass Hand,
whose unassumlng moJesiy IN the mat.
ter ~ conducting IL something Ia he adj
mlrei: while avoiding all o.tentsticus
show. he succeed. admirably In convey.
Ing Ia hIs men . clear comprehension ~
the sentiment Ia be expressed In their
rendition,
The splendid manner In which the
band performed their different number.
which included some IN. SELECTION. was,
indeed. a complete aud most agreeable
.urnris. "a every ons. considering the
fact that the Organization u not vet three
months oh. I cannot suppress an e>.
pr...Ion ~ honest pride In our splendid
musical Organization. which, am con.
fident "a IN HARMONY With tho sentiment
% all who were prc.en, and h~sri them.
CIrizCS.
John Thompson HIS moved Into his
house which ~ rccentlv purvhsse,i.
rr,i R,tile,i. the icweier, has hccn
IN town this week.
Mis- Aggis Doe, assistant postmistrrss,
has gone h. Paris on vacation.
Tho s'or,n. have spoll~~i the tracks on
the river where the local hor.em"n .pcd
their trotirr..
The rem,lns ~ Herbert ~iovell ~
Gry~n~ wer~ hrnnghi herr aui the tn
nsr.l We Thprslsv. II~ vas brother
~ Neyton S,osrll ~ this plsc~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
RoxBuRv.

10 Penley attempted suicide by cut
ting hi throat bat did not make dan'
gerou. wound. lie was missing about
two days, hidden away In the barn all
the time. lie says that when he came
"a him ,elf he was In the barn with hl'
throat cut.
John Reed has already begun on hi.
new barn. ~. brother, Frank Reed Of
Auburn, IL master workman. Franz
Virgin Of Mexico IL also at work TOT
him. The barn frame IL all 10 he sawed
lie has two team. drawing logs AMI
bringing back square timber.
Deer poachers will fare hard, Their
are 80 many rewards offered for thel'
conSiction. The rewards amount to s'x
" dollars In these towns.
The country between this town and
Weld aud Carthage and around 10 th'
Edmunds bog 70 70 30 patfolicd while
] tbs snow u dep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
IS YOUR EYESIGHT TROUBLING YOU

optan Oxford County, Norway Maine
ri
~ tn ~
and falling
This work. make speciality
W. Isshsa u, nro-u.M ~ n
would
anne. ib bulne.si
at
Oxford Bukdei sumner ianor lowell weleyie Waterford i.on
have nils don't claim the only selling glasses but the
only ptlc ~ pracc ability
Optics Opian
VIII Ia eyer with VI D.
Opticians" having bought In
ALL!
follows be decsiyeii-Dont humbuggeii
spoiled perfectly adapted the
Don't delay sight u troubling but visit at
Vivian W. Hills. mxI,ort Oi,tioi~n,
All kinds Of Repair
Ing Watches, Jevelry, ete-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
aROMAEIElD

Mr.. s,opr Thorn I. very .lck viii
pneumonIa. -,
Mrs. Martin Who has been In falling
health ior long time !. quite feeble.
Erne.t frink I. sick with pleuri',
fever.
Mr.. y. Martin aud Mi.. L.. Rankin
closed their schools az the village friiay
last. They were very successful.
Miss Lulu Eastman I. al North Briig'
ton visiting friends. =,
Mi. Gcriie blake 1. visiting friends
In Freedom, y. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
tASr Raow.,i,Ip

>leighlag b. grtilng rather poof.
Hon. l.. II slle. Nas az home over
the sabbath ani his Nifc riuru~i With
him io Augusta.
". n. Stickney AMI wife attended the
Governors rvyrptinu.
Mr.. liFIic Whitney ~ Cambridge,
Mass, !. al !. D.. >tlckney's With her
aunt.
Dr. Gor,lon - Portland "a. la town
ca the ~ tvr consultation, visiting
thrv- II Dr. Gaichsll'. patients.
Mr.. DrvS l. recovering from her W.
ness.
Mr.. u. Allen 20 Hiram l. boarding AZ
her fathsfs. q. u. fr.s-nd-n's, while
ner husband l. Ia Massachusetts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
sroSgrAM.

II Ia. ralned all day and .no~ u going
very fast. A.
brown.
Austin T.. Warren |. on the sick h.'.
M. Bartlett Il al home during va
cation.
n. m. Jewett Ia. hls logging bob finish,
Ell and has sold his 0xrn Ia iiowan'
Charles 10 Lowell. -,
John Lord was In town to-day i"oA'"s
after oxen.
AIhert :. GoOd~in l. at work for Jas
Rro~a Of Albany. running his engine.
Alfred spears l. at work In Brown
mill. -,-,.-
Brown's mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03


w. : T.. Fox h,s purrhas~i the No.
80. " ilhhv stand la this village and
will move tho pr~ssnt week.
The eio,hlng msnuf,c,orv sni sior- 81
David ". steam. ~ south Hiram took
hr~ lsst w~in-sd,v sN~nlng about 10 "
AMI hurrSl ~ the ground.
NJ. D,rlire IInpirrss ~ this town
wss arr~s's~l Nv g,ms warlen John VI
Allen anil incl so sni Gusts 'or killlng
her. tno,h~r party. Almond lln.co''
~ Hiram, iot the same offence "a. cent
a. isil.
NJ John 4. Fr~neh, quit" m aged
m,u. V very feeble from a shock he had
lss' fall.
ri.Vrry .lckly IN thI. vicinity At tho
prrs~ni tlm~.
Mr.. ~. Mason IL yery slck, 80 src
W.. Josl,h Tosle sni wife and NJ.
Eunic~ IIcai. aud slmos, all srr sick With
had colds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
PERU.
PtNU.
born. an The 18th, % the wife II IIari.

Horn, on the 10th, "a the wife ~ Hart.
we'll Oldham. a son.
Monroc Cannon anl daughter have
rrturnci home from waltham, Mass,
shcr they have been spending the WIN
ter.
Hosea Yciton I. hauling poplar for
George Rove.
". ~. IIcnt I. getting ready for the
po.t Office to D. changed.
J.E. Consnt has .old hi meadow lot
a. John Harlow ~ Dixheli.
". N. Conant, ~ LlScmor, va. Ia
town In scarch ~ yoke % oxen thi.
week.
Edna Stlllm,n I. .ick with billion.
fewer. Dr. Coolidge ~ Canton Z. at
tending her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

District Dcputy Melville Dould and
Isaac =. Lowell dslt~i the Masonic
lodgr.at frycburg On Monday evening
and report the lodge In hne condition
anil In admirable working order.
jaime. T.. lllll. Esq., rturn~l t. hl'
home In Gllidsn. Iowa, this week.
James Rarncs 10 Portland was la town
"Wednesday.
Alvin V. Dow has bought the Charles
T.. Hubbard house and I. removing Ia u.
George ". clark l. quilt" poorly with
rheumatism.
Charles ". Grc-nc has bought siotr
ani goods AZ Madison, Ne, and gone
there Ia trade.
u. q. Grcenc Ven, to skowheghn lat
vel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
a,Ivgoao POINT.

:. 4. Hove lsm~i hls horse hsdlv
while hauling phosphate from bryant.
Ipai last Nopisv.
Tho SCENT for the new evaporation ha.
i<sn through here.
\. \. Thnr.ion hss bought all th" hsv
IN The old IIo~e farm. the t-st ~ which
~ h,s rr~ss~i sni takrn to hi camp.
N ih~ S1rplus.
Tho Ellis River Clah gave an rni"r-
tsinm~ni AZ the school house "wednesday
sN.utu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
NORWAY LAKE.

Emm, stevens, Maude Partridgr, Net
tie Walker. Edna aud Jennie stephens
aud Louise iIradbury are attending tn
Norway High school this term.
Adna Hobb. has been quite sick th'
past week with sore. Ia hi. throat.
J. y. Bradbury l. ginning slowly.
James smith l. not able Ia AHEAD u
hi. bushes. yet.
PhII Bradbury, Mert Green and Twins
lean caught big string Of bs.. on th'
lake Thur.day. :,
Grace VI. stevens !. at home from Ne
ch,nic Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
EAST WATERFORD

NJ ari Mr.. =. n. IIsggvtt are visit
-c Portland sui >tsndish. =.
IIr N.rth Watsrf "a Gree met al u
l. Neluf'rv'. the lCih.
Clinton Bumpus was called h"me ias'
seek Psi ths s-Svrs illBess u his mother
li.-Hsrt Pr = ~ taken hi. place criNlhE
~ m Wfrrsu'. team.
Nj. silvia thsdhourne With her cous-
.r. NJ. Lille kilhourne 20 North water
'Hrl. IL visiting In Lowell, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
IAsI hEInII

Ths last lyccum ~. we'll attended aud
very Interesting. The question "l.s-
solved that 'he west offers morv Induce
m-nt. Ca tho Young than the east va.
Nell discussed sni deCl,ici Va the mega
tive. III. next lyc-um will b. rucsday
evening, March lOih. Question to D.
di.cu..sl I. Resolved that college
-,iucition l. i,~tier for q young man At
u than a commou school education and
slOt."
severe cold. With cough. are prevail
log.
a. u. Howe 4. now visiting friends a,
Wet pafls.
The crows have arrived
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
SWEDEN.

John =. Ames had the misfortune "a
have al. lex broken by . colt which hs
sas breaking rcCcntly.
Mr.. y. q. Mcintirr !. In poor health,
attendant physician, pr. Bennett 81
liridgton.
Cold. aud throat trouble. sre prevail
Ing extensively In thl. section.
VI. y. Ferry has completed his logging
ioh az North Conway aud returned home.
several parties IN the Hack Mountain
Dlsrst have contracted a. furnish
cream for the Bridgion Creamery The
coming ssasou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

\ ritifru Who tuii 20 .r-ing ths light
20 a brilliant meteor liitle after four
o.,lp,k ls.i Monisy morning. Was chai-
81 considerably a''ut hi habit. 20 earl,
rising. bat there hasn't h~cu much aid
.iugv the rvturus began tu cume iu from
uthsr pltcgs. Ths mrtsor as seen irum
Hartford. Conn, o. eastern Maine, and
acyDrling to 40 descriptions mu.t haS,
bssn ihr moot brilliant that has crlsse'l
The ~ iu invent Years. 10 apparently
burst. and in several place. ii !. rvfsnrtc,i
that The noisr 20 thf explosion ga. heard.
IA piun correspondent 20 ths lvmo-
Crtt. V d. sssms to knne nothing 20 au1
meteor. rvport. that people in that pitc'
were awakened gsrlV that morning hy
10 shogk 20 au earthquake. Perhaps 10
"a. The meteor that made ths disturb
Hutr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
aiIckrirlO

Judge Bouncy of the Superior Court
Portland. was IN town Monday 81 last
week.
George VI. Atwood. wife and sou ,is-
ited their friends her. last week.
Mr.. John Durham, Who has been
seriously III all winter, died Tuesday
morning, aged - years.
Mise shirley Hall returned from Farm
lngion Normal school the Last Of the
week.
The drama ~ Country SCHOOL, will
be given at Neylnscot Hall Tuesday
evening, March ~, by the old boys aud
girls, Prof. snodgras., pedsgcgue. Pro-
cec,ls for the parsonagr fund
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
RuNFoRp

rhr warm WEATHER has spoiled the
god .'rishius and rendered the cross
iug ~ the river VERY disagreeahl@ ~
reason ~ water ou the shores.
=. h. llutchin. i suffering from
severe tpld bat l. hstier a this wiring
Nearly 40 the oh people ~ thi. place
srut t1 tn OH folks ball a the tcnter,
Noutay night. II VAS really refreshing
o. ~ the old cOons kick up thsir heels
ESen Uncle AsA Martin daDccd a. sPry
a. anv boy. The Occasion was very en-
loyaAls 10 all and they stayed until ths
anal hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
nyEll

over a hundred were prc.ent at the
Antiquarian supper on Thursday evening
given by the ladies 81 the Congr-ga-
tionsl Circle ut Grand Army Hall.
william Chapman of Porter. and
Thoma. Mason, of Rockport, Mass, afe
visiting friends In town.
&c. Russell has returned home from
teaching In Pembroke, Maine. 49,,
MANY In this vicinity are sick Will
cold. which never seem 10 end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
Marlboro

That last letter u Johns "a. an eye
opener.
At our town meeting last Friday VIM.
lfi.h Vas unanimously elected select
nan To- hll the place 10 Ncllcn Holmes
who has novel o. Portland.
Mr.. 4. II. Dearborn. health u I'm.
proving under the trritmeut ~ Dr. Bfad-
bury.
Mr.. Emery rar.ons u quite sick.
There 1. quite call Tor working oxen
ani handy steer. la this vicinity.
Tosn meeting March 9TH. keep your
powder dry for the coming hghi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
AAaIA PARIS

Mrs. Louisa brown, an old resident II
TIL. place, passed away last week, aged
:; years. She was q pcnsloner ~ the
war ~ 1919 and much esteemed by all
who knew her. Her rccuperatl,c pow
80. we're not .ufilcient 10 cope With Ia
grippe With which so many are suffering
Mr.. y. L.. Barrett Il IL her mothers for
q short visit, She u IN very poor health.
The lyccum has been put % Que week
and sill bc held the sixth % March.
VIM. T.. Abbott ha. finished hi. work
st the Triigton Creamery. They want
81 to hire him for another year.
Mr.. Enoch Bartlett, 81 south Wood
stock, I. very sick and . sister from
Ma..aehu.ctt. ha. come Ia help care for
her
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SION

Mr.. Frank Scavry !. on the sick list.
Mr.. Ohicn Charlie. entertain. the Gold
River Circle Thursday.
Mr.. jonathan Emery died the siih.
Mr.. wilhar whitaker and Mr.. Ilenj,-
min Charlie. arv al.o on the sick lisi.
The Noung people ~ this plac" srr
preparing inr . Temperance conccrt. \
douhl~ team went up a. Noses Bick.
fond. "Wednesday evening 10 rch.afsc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r--E D0.SSs OF TIE WEEK ~ A.
SECTIONS OF r--E COUNTY
sRVAsrs POND

us-vH1sy .,bool. closed the 9Th Of
I..r..rF.
, 4 N1irrN. - wllton Sas In town
..- Hssa
e. no Young gave q very interesting
..."I .lm.nf Iur-.itY evening.
IHH ..IHuI exhibition was largely al
....I
IhF gnr.r prtmltic Company Vii
U..E "~a,rt Brirr" again here the 18th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Ihr town rvport show. the liabilities
20 th- town o. D. sluJtng. the ~
.ouryvs g. ~. 90; net dshi, s3,n'2.cn. r.
r-lu,tion 81 nearly siUu from last war
The rate - taNsiion foF The wear. money
tsN. "a. M - mills, ~. highway labor
Ia u mills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

addison A. rsr.ou. sud wife ~ South
Paris and Arthur Alice ani lie 20 can
ton vcrv the gursis - " .. Perkins
family ~unIaV. NJ. Allen .. oue "a ths
popular Coniurt"rs on The iumtorl
fall. snd Bugkdeld Railroad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
syRup MAKERS

..... a..I fool make hig. quick sairs.
.. ...r strsr .u gtn. 20 e. unituru sifr
..Ia f.-If fHl. .p DO viii krvp. lu this
#..I.l ,Il 900 re- gallon ln a plhce in-
I.fsrrf here sui quart there.
.I.I...H. at tuftom pri,vs pa thr d"i.
is.lrvi Drop me "a postal card
prices.
luur. truly,
M. e. iIANtrf,
Norwav. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Ibe dictionary says. "a haisam 10 Q thieA,
ksmp's BalAam Cor The Thrsst sai Lungs 4 w
shis, vsiery cough vs.s.iirs ARE eAibri hal.Ans,
bas surh are nos- losk throaSh Q l-fsb oi
Ksap's RAlssa All sssScs vhsl pare shiek
s.r;, = as = 'i is:r = s:~ s:i y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
Mlsr nucsritln.

charlie. Buck bough, a pair ot steer.
~ n. Turner.
". l.. Harlow h,. odd hi. oven Ia u.
Clark.
Bepjimln Maxim IN. sold hi. calf Tor
So.
Mr. smith. ~ stow, ~. NJ hi daugh-
ter, Mr.. 4. Loves. lat week.
&. \. Warren has finished work Tor y.
N.wtTn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Mis- pr. lloughton viii ~ aWay
Thursday 20 this Ny,k Tor ,i.it aud
ret. Money i necesssrN article On
take hen travelling. At Who wi.h o.
-, thc doctor please do 80 bsforc Thar
dsv morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03
The oxford Democrat.
ON THE HILL.
DIRECTORY

IRA napti-t Charvh Rsy. 4. y ws,ige. Pas
tor. i'rVafhing ever sunday a. n n. >ansiay
~,haoi "a isN sabbath ttsnlng ~sryice Al
~ Prayer Mesting. Thur-iay fscuihss a
WFN
Unissr.anst Charch Rev. q. q. tianihon.
supply. ~aaalar >rheol eysFy ~uniat ata =
frafhinx -srvtos a. J. on M foill~iug ~an.isys
MArNh 4. A ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

The prospects Nerr q little b,d for the
dancc friiav night. bat The people Kept
coming till there wss gUod crowd, AMI
cnoagh was taken 10 morc than paw ths
bills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Mr.. Incky, one Of the employees Of this
paper, intends 20 20 fishing next sab
bath. but there Il some good In him yet,
a. he uses the economical brussels soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

george W. Ripley IA. four-year-old
heller which dropr~i q pair ~ twin
heller calves last Friday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

4 minstrel entcrtsinment l. Ia prccc.s
- preparation. and viii probably b"
presented some time next w~sk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

John X. rrask. Esq., % Dixhcld, was
IN the place last thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

Blue avs and crows made their ap-
pearancc during the rccent thaS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

John " Willis, E.q., % West Paris,
va. a. the tlill lat Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-03

BoBB.S,. SpOCLS AND S~JTTltS
u. American E.HEIu spool aui shut
f.. co.,. eh..h pur,hl.'i The vurks of
OBJ. Nu.l.u,Asi ~uuu. and li'hhin Co,
a. O.. l'.. hI. pur.hasri ths work ~
OBJ. IlU a Hrueu shuttle Co., at Law
rru.r Ma. Ilr machinery 20 this
..mrnF blu hr muNrl tn LusviI.
NI.... where fhr American syndicate
,.taHI.hr,i tu.Iusss Cynt'r. Ihr
u.rt1m iinbtln ant shuttle Co.. ~
N.rfh ,traIIua. auI ths krufutk1 Bob
Odd. and shuttle Co.. 90 tuuIskIIIf, ~,
a... l-s smsIg smst,sl w. ith ths Nmrrigsu-
De- Understood DO machinery AMI bu.-
..s-. uf both vii "a" Transferred to th'
N.a.l-.. srt plant.
u.. American BDbhiu, spool AMI
shuttle ,H. o.. thr ,1mr that hts bought
f.. ~aI.Hs. ~PbnI Nil 10 Bethel. th"
I..tsf. AL n In,kr'. Nil. AMI the
u.1H.II ~f-uI NIL. and are nrcutniing
f.r ..,,rl. other m.li. iu uNfDri 'ouutN.
u.t have sI.u bought several other
..... m..s IU other --Ctluus 20 Maine.
II.. ..musHy ar Intending tn huid
..t.-.. r.a .Is-,I mill. Boa oxford t"un-
f. fH.. ..r.rs. certainly two, probably
r.... N..IIs. Hrr ur tau i-nhhiu MILLS
If.. company is ylmpu.si wholly ~
hH.r...r capital vifh st.u"i'sh pail
... ff. fr...4ry. NJ Euiievtt. 90 thr
..# fI.HHuff a Ma.umhsr "a liusiun,
W.... .. Irr.tIrut William \ lrsn,h
.. Ir....r.r. Who d. slsn Irra.urvr 81
.. NH..f.lu.stt. National BtuA. NJ.
E... IL. ~ursf.Htruien', Wh" VA for
..... Owner 10 thr Wounsoykst MILE.
N.I fH. capital AMI che husine-s quail
.f..r. atI,h th- 0fiicvrs pos~ss., thi'
..u".rE aI.I ie re- great h-ueht Ga Maine,
.........I fH oxford tuautV. The com
.... a.. rlt 40 tll. fnuuightly