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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
DENMARK.

II. VI. stevens. deputy sheriff and late
isiler of York County, with his wife aud
children. are visiting hi. nephew, Foster
l'ingrce.
The "Dcestrick >cule" that VA.
taught by Mr. Marills ingalls,, aud
supervised bV :. n. Colby last night va.
: .ucce.s. The Rebckah lodge Who put
IA. play on the boards realized thirty
dollars.
Mr.. Olive Lord died February 18th,
aged - wears. \. ". Walker Of south
Pari., Charlie. y. Bennett Who ]. At
work Ia Bo.tou aud Aagustu. Went.
worth II Dcering wer. AZ the funeral
which took place az the residence ot 4.
T.. Benneii February 18th, condurtet
by Rev. Mr.. Etstmin IL Brosnheld.
Prof. =. 4. Coles dancing school
clo... with an oyster supper NJ the Bart
lett House. The course of a.semblle.
has been very successful.
George X. Bean, Esl, was severely
injured the fret u the week by fall ou
/ the ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
DIarIIln.

Five ~ the oiiiccr. ~ the Grand I.odg'
I. ~. ~. o.. of Maine, we're prcsent At tbs
dedication Il the hall of Tuscan Lodge
After the ceremony spccches were made
BY the grand officers aud members 81
Tuscan Lodge. \ large delegation va.
present from Canton. >upper sas serN-
81 In the middle hall Ia about three hun
drv,l after which a social dance. Music
Cor the evening by the hand and quar-
tsiis for the dance by Chase. Orchestra
John y. Thompson moNcs into hts
house the ilrst ot the Neck.
Hand concert, oyster supper and
dance II Grange Hall Friday evening
the eHh.
Mr.. charlie. ilsnscomb u AZ willard
Whitc's
They cummenc,,l sssing birch al the
spcol MILL Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
WEaH PARIS

The public library has been move,
| from the post Office Tn the old .fudkln'
store. u. u. Humphrey will take charg'
II.
Frank A. Curt. Of Cambridge, Mass.
made few of his friends In this place Z
flying Walt last Friday.
l.. u. Andrews was In Boston last
week on business.
Ms. Ellie Ellis has closed her dress.
makers shop aud gone home Ia spend q
few weeks, after which she intends "a
70 to Montana.
Mis- I.lryie beck u soon Ia open a
drcs.Insker's shop In the room Just Va.
catci by Mlss Kills.
n. q. Baxier and brother IL Bruns-
wick, Me-, are corresponding with par
ties In this place 90 see II II would he adj.
vissblc for them Ia locate corn factory
here.
Hon. Gcorgc \. Wilson, who wa. io
address. the public temperance meeting
held In the Bapti.t church Friday even
Ing. was unable Ia be prrs.nt, bat those
Who were present were very pleasantly
entertained by short .pccches made by
some ~ our prominent citizens.
franklin Grange pre.entei ". draml,
"Sscct Brlcr." In bunham'. Hall fr.
day evening.
:. a.. Maxim IL south Paris was In
thl. place Friday and saturday.
West rari. Grange I. booming, new
members coming Ia almost every meet
Ing. The last meeting Ia January they
presented their Fast Master, y. L.. wv
man. and hi. wife, who was Fast Isctur-
er, with beautiful upholstered chair.
showing their appreciation 81 their work
the past year. The second saturday In
thi. month the contest commenced. The
men had the programme aud dbl .plen-
diilv. The next will b. the women,
which will bc the fourth saturday. SEQ
ond saturday IN March. dinner by the
sLls which got beaten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
WILSON'S MILLS

Mr. Walter Evsns u doing the cook
iug AZ her husbands camp.
t.E n. Libby 20 Locke MILE sn''
". ~ Faruum ~ iium'ori, lltr insut'
anc, agents. sith q \. nridgc. ~ IN
Tower. - examining physician. ~cfr At
Fint's Hotel the fir.t - the week.
VI II. SturtrSant has purchas~i y,
" Benn~it's oven a. pat Ia the woois
Euas ilcnncit Ia. sold his oxen a.
Iav-on Rich.
Nc Mooney ~ Milan has gone up viii
q team a. work Cor u. \. TNtchell.
TT. rvunock lost hor.. out ot hl'
logging team With the cnlic this week.
\ Mr. llis,vck from Phillips cams
over In Niisou a Bsarc~'s tote rad,
across ,ichari.on Lake AMI through the
ao.,ds ou Tho north ~ Nfiscoos, With 4
load ~ stocking. snd mlttens ior sals At
The camps.
What has i-arume ~ johns letters
There vass great deal more ~ truth
ihsn po~try ahout his satire. and Ne
mis-. them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
aEIhEl

A. T./Eoac ~ boston visited his
brutheyin this yillsgc last week.
WI. skillings has been chosen secrs'-
tsJfof the American Robin. Spool 4
SHUTTLE Company aud Ia to reside In Hos
lou where the general office of the CON-
pany IL located. Mrs. skilllngs left for
Boston Thursday last, Mr.. skillings hsv-
Ing assumed his duties some dsvs before.
The first annual ball of the Iiethei IRE
department was held az the Bethel House
Last Friday evening.
Ie.lie n. Mason ~ this village has
Put some slx hundred cords ~ poplar on
the hanks ~ stony Brook In Newry dur
ting this winter.
Curti. Abbott II Walkers Mills Ia At
work foe whitney Brothcr., marble
workers, IN their shop AZ this place. lie
Intend. a. rrmsl, With them until h.
leave. the business.
4 drama Il bclng prepared fcr pre-
sanitation under the auspices II the
ladlc. ~ the iinl,ersallsi society ~ this
village.
oliver N. Mason, respected and
prominent citizen of thl. village, dled
friday morning about nine o'clock,
sgri sixty wears. Mr.. Mason had for
many wear. been an invalid aud q great
sufferer FROM the effects II rheumatism.
lie was for many years president ~ the
Bethel saving. Hank, and has hllei the
ofilc. ~ town treasurer Tor q long time
holding that latter position Al the time
II nj. death. lie was formerly Ia trade
here. lIc wis strong tnlycrsall.t ant
IA. done much for the church. lie viii
H. greatly ml.sci nv all. lie leaves a
devoted Wife who has tcnicrlv cared for
him during hls year. ~ suffering, aud
two children. lie was buried With Ma
sonic honor. sunday last.
NippLr INIEgNALr.
Ladies' Aid will b. entertained Feb.
~, 4. ". aud =. ", by Mr.. Clarke CAS-
xcll
Mr.. VI. jordan II lewiston u At her
old home, visiting her mother aud fam
ily.
Feb. 18th. ten below zero; iGth, rain
Ing.
Mr.. York. our very cXccllcnt artist,
has a new camera for general viewing.
II. VI. kimball I. getting out material
for hen house aud hot house.
Mr.. ". Wiley I. a, her old home. j.
II. Jarief's.
Dca. l.. T.. Holt. Who has ls"n .lck, IL
on the gain.
.. Csswcll IN. bccu In lIa,crhlll With
\ car of potatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
WEST BCraJl

The Gooi Tcmplars gave a Mother
,.oos. entertainment AZ Grange Hall, last
TUESDAY eVcnlng. 90 a mll attendance,
notv outstanding the prevailing storm
Ths efforts Ncre a sucgcss aud much
praise l. due those Who worked With such
Iu.r.s,vancc Zoe the gcoi ~ the order. \
neat sum II ~i>.i0 was added Ia their
TREASURY.
The II. n. gro,vr farm l. advertised
fpr sal.. IT, I. la California, AMI 80
much improved In health that b. viii
probably rvmain. and whoever buys his
farm viii gvt a bargain.
The aumsu's suffrage bill got black
a., heibr, The COMMITTEES, bat not hy the
effort ~ Representative ilerrick, ! ava
glai tu .ev.
Ths SNOW 9. dep aud hard, aud lum-
i.er,nsu have o. sho,yl trfor, their tsams,
making 10 sloN aud expensive la their
ahnrs.
\ number ~ White. ZAP eVaPortior-
sr, h.lng pat iu hrrc this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
nREIsMOOp

Another touch II frtp weather last
SATURDAY, and Monday night tho ten
rsrsturv 40 a., the water running frcriy
~ To- hulliiug. while the moon aud
.isr. w~rr shining. That on" thing
change l. ever constant.
uunii-.t q \ = BFvoks Childrru
arr down Nth chicksn poN, s"ne oi
thsm not hsing able o. aticui school
" have i,srn verv much Interested in
reading ths message 70 / L.. fuls,
pu..Iruf 20 the Natiunal Farmer "
snet AMI Industrial tniou delivered m
.p-a. tlorilt. Dcyymh-r :, l~.''. u ts
a ma.trfly document, cccup,ins more
than seven column. 20 IN" ,tp,inl. anl
a, al.h ~ cup, ~ % c,lld b. phc',i In
The hsnis q g,rft farmer iu %" lutri
states. 10 luok. hy rvadins he d"ings
uf thi. and other similar organizations
s. II Their. srr fsttef dsys iut The farmer
i8 th. near futurr Only Dec them miiu-
tain thr required cohesion, marvh "u ln
.nItl phtiauN. With equal right i"r th"if
mutto. aud ~hV logk Will s"nu haN, q"
staui frtn under co ~ hurt.
~ Iust thrry cuu.ius lat Nvar, irssr
prrw. ~,mp.pn l.-oi AMI u. ". Alley.
W.. n H.N.a N'IAI - 10 " ~ 49,
deal iu oar Younger dave, ani vent q"
thr Rauk. in company Ia 10. b" as
.,1k. pur.rlf al. h.hrrmtn. Tie was
.nk,u .tk .unn after leaving home, 80
.flst thr writer togk his place cOoklug.
1ur.sI h.n up o. the bet ~ his ability
.u thar be- ailuut month b. VA able Q"
- nu lufY again.
NJ. ur,II., Eub.u.on, NhD.c lcs Nas
Nrukru rv,yutl, o., h'r getting thrusn
fr.m thr ..sigh. L. a cuusiu 20 "a" writer
a. I. al.a ~tiiimtn Gurnsy shuse snu
Dexter uas MT married the other dat AZ
vpurtri.
l,ruth.r &. \ nruok. obtained licrns"
io prl.iiim thr glad tiiiug., ani hsi
sabbath preached hi. fret trNiual ser
moon from The words ~ " therefore
r,.l,aI.,. fnr thc IA 81 man comrih al
au hour when ~ think Dot. II Was not
aurlfouui .srmon. although the .l-akcr
sd,auo,l .om. guul ii,as which al
aDuu do we'll o. hori. We mast ~
mruhsr 90 rvyulrv. pfaytic~ o. make per
fest rrulahi, the sweet psslmisi ~
l.rtsI did uni PLAY very charming tune
ou hi. celebrated harp IA. Art time try
.uH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
AspovtR

ToNu meeting pcNt Moniav, the ~,
when the Rad question vii come np
MANY m. In favor 10 rslslng the amount
In money AMI cNprnilng the .hme under
one cummissionsf. ani many still cling
g. the old system ~ highway SURVEYOR.
The rad. through town ough, to con
vince The mosi skcpilcal that the survey
or svstcm ough, Ia become obsolete.
Tw-n,y of morr 81 the memt"rs ri
lone Mt. Lodge Visitei Mineral Spring
I.oIg~ ~ Hanover the 18th AMI had 4
ma.t .nioyahlc tune. \ cake sui Cor"s
.upt.r "a. .sfN,si them Ia their dlnlne
hall. after which music and game. wcr,
playc,l. the party returning Ia the Ne
hours ~ the night.
Tho circle met With Mr.. J. y. Talbo'
lat W--k
81. CLARK \. settling up hi. afalt'
preparatory Co going away, ani W.
Nelchsr has moved hls apo,hecary de-
pariment into hls new siorr. Tie vii
then have The post ofiic", telephone and
m~ilcin~ al IN one room.
The schools close Friday, examine
ton AZ the cloae.
Tho warrant Tor town meeting u poet
81. .\mons ~. mofc Important articles
arr o. rai.s slSn for fr-. high school, "a
buv q town farm. "a aS dog', ." buy q
h.ar.~, to Instruct the sslecimen No, Ia
| llr-nss The steam whlstl~ a. be blown
l..tu~cn q z. " anl d.ii A. n, u
give - ccui. toi a. all Who vii huili
= wirr frncc In place. where " dtitt'
badly. a. unlir school district We. . viii
W. aud build tosn way Ia accom-
maIais the change arro.s the land oi
samuel Akcr. aud carlton lIutrhlns.
Other article. II minor account vii h.
pass~l over
Richmond l.. Mrlchcr h,s been ap'
pointed postmaster, Nlc~ :. u. clark, ~
sigucd
N you want o. 49, two gooi colts look
iu ~. 4 Burgr.s' stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
MASON


There D.. such deArth ~ news TN.
w.,k perhsp. your readers would prefer
nav card blank. Hardly a change I"
ntfs from lat week.
I.C. Bean has parchAsed new eNal
orator for making maple syrup. should
ID on trial make good the rrconm -nia-
ton. II the maker Il Will D. a boon y"
.uy.r makers. n books we'll aud -scin.
tn o. made CA scisutific principles.
unlrr.tani therr have hccn a large NUN
bsr odd In Oxford County.
F.I. Bean I. hauling spruce t'mi,.'
from hi. Murphy lot Ca I. 4. Bean. mul.
M. late warm scsther hns soi'ene'
AZ. .uoN 80 that heavy team. have m,h'
/ h.,d work With the rOsds aud TUESDAY
th.rr a. not much doing.
1 cannot understand hoN Nosr. IA
,.y 81 Alhauy .h0ud groS old In yrs,'
40 much faster than other people oi h''
AZ. lie must D. like the boy Nho wa'
born ~ long ago that he bad fcrgot'sn
Wbo made him. knew Moses when u
wasa boy. Think h. l. about eighty
YEAR, ola. lIe Was a soldier and ara"
/ a PENSION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
UPTON

N Jacob Bisgles % the Farm journal
~lll Vlsit an. Cmbsgog Lake reg'on ne
~lll find a plice where there are no f,is.
There hay. never been any rats seen TINS
Lie % Grafton Notch.
Dayi. Cairnes of East Clifton, u W
1. the guest a n. l. Abbott. =,
our thaN has changed Into bllif.fn
We do not often see the air 80 iuli o'
.noW a. al the prcsent time. Inc snow
.s,,l,.d ahoat a foot and there Il plenty
left. .
IVA Chase l. visiting al III. y. Wet .
charlie Abbott l. pressing hay at hss'
Bethel. Ia.
several Of our old people s~ quilts
feeble.
E.tella Maria iIeywcod died alter
.hort illness at Red Lodge, AontAns
Jaausry 18th. she Vas An smiAb'e Gar
and 4 devoted Christian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24

Il SlbSNVs
How very fast ouT country l. bcing
depleted II H.. most valued men IN every
Department. Very many ~ them ar'
cut down suddenly. The admonlilou u,
work while the DAY lasts.
III tall. the wi.s. ths w,svni hssl
Ma, ~ a. 10 a. oars
~ Blri's oldest .ou, Who works aI
blacksmlthing II Gotham, y. u, hi'
been Vlsitlng hi parents. llls daughter
Rnse. Who work. at drrssIn,king Va -
\ 60, u Al home. partly on scv"unt 81 STICK
ne. In the family.
Mr.. Flora Morrill, ~ Mason l. Sisli.
Ing her cousln., Mr.. Lydia fcrnild and
Mr.. iIaselton.
MI, Mice Wilbur has gone Ia Oxford
to work few weeks for Mrs. tcofg,
y. Tcwksbury. Mr.. Tewksbury Intends
o. rrturn IN her former homs In Lyman,
Malne. In IN. opening ~ spring.
No.e. ~eayry has moved a. >ioneham
rank stllc. 10 llethcl la. moved "a
the place vacated hy Mr. ~caNey.
Charlie. Buck has moved io orrrn'
wool
No. l.. Rand ani daughter floti
arr visiting friends AZ North Waterford.
Many ~ our people are On the sick
li,i. bat arr generally Improving.
whooplng cough makes a long ''aN
here.
Mt. A.pluwall l. not quite able 10 b"
on deck yet, bat hops soon Ia hold the
ribbons again.
The Mcthollsi society will have box
entertainment AZ the town house lue'-
d,y evening. the ?ith, 90 rai'e funds Z"
support their mlnl.icr. \ good time j.
anticipated and All arr Invited.
Joseph n. Bflgg. has been oulerr,i b'-
forr the examining hoard al fryrhurg
With reference IA an lncrra.s ~ pension
.eorgc Brigs. has completed hi' Joh
~ logging In -ioncham ani u u shti
that d. hts done we'll.
Abel Andrews s""m' Ia D. going Ia
for early chicks. IL called ou M wee
trr,lsy for a sitting 20 Iirosn ly"ghorn'.
Cues. HI. head l. level. Early chicks
uaN hsaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
IAsr SIMMER

III. m,nv friends ~ Mr.. sui Mr.. ".
n. Eastman rvcrntly gave al entertain
mrni az The Congregational ,csiry the
pr,,r.ssi. - which. With other SUNS
given, ~rr- devoted On the parchas" ~ a
~. gold watch for Mr.. Etstmtn. VIZ.
ani Mr.. Eastman have rcnde'r,l valua-
be ssf,icrs not ouly in church sui other
moral societirs. bat have participated Va
mnst ~ our local entertainments, ani
have t-~n clos-ly sllici With Al efforts
o. elevate soyirty snd promote harmony
,ni good sill Tho obis't - the beau,i'
Gal gift was a. .how In some measure tho
high cst~,m In Which they are held Va
mi. ,icinlty. We tust that their Effort.
arr appreciated by grateful community
InVinciblc Lodge ~ Cool rcmplaf'
sill celebrate their tNeniv-seconi ami
Vefary CA Friday evening, February
=. Ia their usual manner.
SO. Head has pat on an extra iorcc
~ help In hi. doNrl mill, and business
q. quite lively now.
Ltstman'. annual scui catalogue i
oui ani ready Cor circulation.
SIuCtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
pORIER

Cold again. Snow settle. .loWly, bat
n Il slmost spring again.
n Il ,rfy sickly IN thl. vicinity. Mr'
Eunl,~ Head. Henry ~. SAWYER and
Mr.. Mary !. Blckfori arr conhn"d "a
the hOusr.
school was .tnppssi Tor week ou ac-
count ~ had colds among the scholars.
n IA. commenced again but atieu lance
l. rath@f sm,ll.
Mr.. I. l.. French sold calf i've wcck'
old o. u ,yid l.oug~r Tor -.
Nj. S.Nell sawyer remains quit" Tee
bic. lie has hc~n sick siucc last .pring.
Polite. are very quiet this spfing,
people taking bat little Interest w ih"
matter.
I.umbermen arr closing up work. u
has been hard In the woods, bat The
min road. have been free from drifts
aud good .lcddlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
~ suNsFR

W-. D. A Harlow l. suffering FROM
..f..L 90 eos .II+It. 20 thr fscr.
A. II.ar returned to NJ ii'hlr +
a. f.s .II. ....s. being La uevi 81 m,ii'
... ..f.....I.
~ uu..-. wife and hah1 daughter
.....I Nr. o.. parent. rcctuilN.
N.. CLARA cole .Isut thr SABBATH "a.
...... .Hr. Dor lHms. returning Geo N"f.
$3.50. Naas1.
no 49, t.fHru tui wife are ah"ut tax
.--s..i.H fthsir uss hom" @ We
H...f.rN IIae, have .oli their grain
... FL. Nr E.lhmnul iuitlr.
... II.f SUMNER Dramatic club plAN
.. .. popular drama The Me-
..-. f.al aupry,ntite hudisucr th'
90 fte l.th.
I O. no rtIAtri ~ Wet ftri. viii
NJ EI.Ifs. ,i.iicd y. g.. Hollis
..t..t ..tA at canton. ths night o
-.u
haven't ,trvi to ioin the ,oiiu.
.-t .He .u vogue, prrirrrlng io SEN.
. ..r I,mo.rit sud Telephone tp ~
.# .lUf-.1 friruis
|.. b.. r.e Dog. "a st,knr.. Hi
..| town tud Iu adjoining lulalile
N.H. ..ms. q thr funeral ~ ~
.f John Crawford. an agri lads
-HralIm iu ths clgr 20 Paris, ih'
... Ir|utry.
l.... .rr lovely days With tine sleigh
r stU IMPROVED ~ al Sho arr able
&c. sod NJ. u. ". Woodsum 20 We.
I.- Hr. ,i.itiug their aunt, Mr.. 4. NJ
E...
Robinson .. about the village
'.N llTI q Nubarn i la tosn.
ST.. stur., q. Morrill, i on the Sc
.,' ll.r mother. Mrs. >hsw 81 bucA
...f Lt. fs.u 9Th her several week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
OiCkvAle

Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge q. Child were
made happy February 18th, by the birth
Of sou. Mrs. d. W. knight IL at work
for them.
Town meeting is near at hand and the
men around the village stores are busy
making up their states.
Lyceum at Dickyale Feb. 10Th.
Mrs. Peavy IL falling.
Herbert Andrews sou Ernest u sick
with . fever. nr. Sturtsvaut attends
him. Me'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
sEMRN

Al 9. quiet on Hear River.
The gUod shedding Keep. every on'
busy and eossipi. down 90 IT, loSes'
ehh
Your correspondent has h"cn 10 th'
county seat snd returned. hls duties AZ
grand iuror presumably finished.
Mr.. y. :. Bskrr has not rv,oycre'I
from .sver- attack ~ neuralgia bat i
slightly hitter.
rutaio~s 40, bclng freely mirk~i~'
nov. They srr shipped At Bethel from
this section and tho pricr l. - cents.
Nmo. Irust ani hrid" gave n rvc"p'iou
Friday evening ~ last week AZ Thursiou
lItu. There Nas dance ani treat.
,,-out Que hundred guests wcrr pt-."n'
and N. ocva.lnn VAS made very cuioy'
able
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
AOaMAN LAKE

J.F. Bradbury !. recovering from hi.
heart trouble.
Had cold. are very prevalent about
here.
Dr. IIarelton has about all the msieri-
al ON the ground to build la the spring.
Grace NJ. stevens Il at Mechanic Fall.
this week.
frank Oxnard who has been In the
milk business In Massachusetts, IL going
to move to his fathers farm, one of the
beat In Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24


Miss Lulu Rankin IL teaching at
brow nfield, village district.
Master Frank Could of Lynn, Mas
1. visiting hi. grandfather, Mr.. Elia'
Gould.
Mi.. Winnie Wallace Is at Tilion, \.
u.
several of our Mssons went to lIrown-
field Wednesday evening To q public In
stalistIon of the officers Of shepard XIV
err Lodge, No. lGo. District Deputy
| Melville Gould rendered the impressive
ceremonies In HE usual acceptable man
mer. The choir with Miss Gatchel',
organlst, furnished excellent music, afiei
which bountifui collation. was served n
the town hall.
Mr.. y. y. Chadbourne of Oxfor,iis We
iting his daughter, Mrs. DIR. wilson
Mrs. John Cotton IL quite VI
Ralph A. wadsworth y still at tn
sandwich Islands.
There Il movement to run the corr
shop this year.
Melville Gould went tn WATERFORD
Monday on Nssouic ssrvtcs,
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THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-g oO.NSS OF rrC wCES ~ A.
SECTIONS o. r-t COUNTY
FRYEBURG

FRANK D.. Hove va. homr h.t >siur.
lst.
N.Ius, o.. 'u.hiug ireiu0ri vn "lh.
Loot atlantis" Bt thr ,oucu-g iiI"na.
,r.tft N1uIt rtra.1E lf Uas d t1'
i,.turr Ihr elu.'ui.us uHH UI.I if
T,b. &C.. o., Prot Prank Wv-.uf %
I.ueI1.u college. Uu tNn,.,ut aul M.-i
eu Afhsu.
NJ. spring 20 E7usuf.ii o.. h'ru
N.tlHe NI.. lisUrsl u.su-si
N.-.. ~Ii.r ln.h.. ~I.ln Weston,
Hattie Woodward sHI klthrrrr Ah'"t'
.Umr frum fhr rHrml' ..l'uI at Farm.
Ir-,.r next lrr.ty Or fre vr,A'. "a.
..f.Hr.
u.r a.slswt I,Urum uu iu's.itt rtru-
.e.. Iu charge 90 thr NUuus hi,r..
ei. rr,.rn'.i Bu entertaining pro-
--.muU
fr.I pfc D.. l.ms from boston.
No. jacob ,u... a. former r~-iirut -
Is,Hlre. died F,b. l1,h. ht h-'rlg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
GIlEAD

We are on the las, half % winter aud
the weather Il growing milder.
The lumbermen are having an excel
lent time getting lumber and the roads
are the beat for the winter.
T.G. Larry has his contract filled and
4. emitting lO0,OD0 week. lie has slS'
teen men aud eight horses aud oxen Ia
the WOODS and sixteen horses on the
road.
!. ". Bennett and wife left on the
a,e r. NJ. train Thursday for vi.lI
among relatives la Michigan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24

N...l. town meeting nov agitaie-
.te rTutit citizens. especially tho.s
a... delinquent M their pahlic and pf'-
,I's lufls..
Dow pleasant 90 scr mau fall ~ hrs-
AH'rr g.r ubting petition for the pubi'e
god when 40 The same time b. waste.
t.s Hsn substance AID makes a bell 0i
l.u.
10 Ult ukrs to see business hustle
I..t homr aud scr Staples French boys
f..I -. ca the landings. Verify, thers
4, eUrisrful condensation 70 power IN
IIr .,f.e "Canucks".
staple. h.. made Gs snether brief call
bringing additional teams. and left us
ies checks % cheer eur souls In oul
lheksoods solitude. lie n0w has oyei
- horses aud oxen engaged In lumber
ias here. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24

Nr,h and rarr mu.iral t-r,t greeted
Doe huu.r. Nhn crusiirTl tu h|1r thr Or.
amri I,NBs musician ou Nviurs'itN
alI Ihur-laN nights. The aui.,uC,
"a. delighted. smtnri aui thrilled ut
Co., WONDERFUL musical c,u.u. aui ihf
oppression. 90 ao1lrr aui delight pt hls
fFrfHrmlucr- vyr' uu.,sr.ll Truly D.
II. a wonderful genius. NJ BABEL L. hc-
g.mulnisI hv Nj. Matte BsI,l V D. be-
a wonderful PLAYER ou che cornrt. Ih'
Ur.,rr.I optimism 8. ''viil ihcN no' ,um,
Hl.a ssIIu. ttlal. NiNrftisyr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
srnAEnAn

Mr.. Mary brown 1. Improving very
fast.
Fr-i ublstt. has got - b. siis up
moot ~ The thine.
Il. ~. aud \ :. Brosn have got thcii
logging joh about flni.hcd.
M. N. uhbstts Siil move Co Rumioti
TaIls a. soon a. frci l. able 90 take ths
ride
4. Il. spear has openel a rcpaif shoI
for ths -vpair II shoe. aui htrn.s-es.
u,- >,uneham Bear !. talking ~ lcaN'
Ir.s fnuu .fsru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
LOWELL

The Christian Circle met on Tuesday
evening With Mrs.. l.. n. Palmer, when a
taxed bean supper WAS served.
4. n. Hatch {. home from Chatham,
y. H., for few days.
The lodge Of Good TemplArs united gu
Friday evening With the Christian En-
dea,or society Ia public Temperance
meeting. -
Kearar Valley Lodge, No. CD, ]. D. D.
i T., have bought an organ OF ID. A. Ste
veus Of Bridgtou for use In their hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-24
PERU.

u. W. Walker IL hauling log. 10 the
mill Tn be- sawed aud ash to Dixheld Tor
the rake factory.
A. u. Walker l. sgent for the sagada-
hoe fertilizer and he u going To have a
car load soon.
Mrs. Frank Gibbs children are alex
with the scarlet fever AZ v. T.. Gibbs.
George Rowe has commenced to haul
the poplar from the Harlow lot aud
land Il at the river bank. lie boards
NJ 4. II. Walkers.