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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
oagINWOOD

VIII Ius, mention at the beginning Tor
| the information of tho-e Who may not
ha,. notIcci. that the winter still con-
tInue.. Last Friday morning Z below
and Friday nigh, down cain. the snow.
Monday morning 5 bclow, aud thu. the
cold wave. come ,ni ~.
That fat, funny and liberal old gentle
man known a. santa Claus, Who make.
IA. annual ,i.ii. stSput herr an regularly
.,opIe,i In thl. vicinity thru. nights la
succession thi. time. di.tributlng lot. ~
/ valuable aud pretty things. Instead OF
going Ia any 10 his festival. your scribe
siah AZ home and kept the bou.. warm
for IN. r..t Ia 81, bat he got the pres
cn,. al the same. Thanks.
Those two letter. Published In rrccnt
numbers ~ the Democrat. and written
by Mr.. Perry and Judge Woodbury.,
~rr, What Uncle Scion would call eye
OPENERS. Hut 4. Il po.sihle that our
Congressman aud Legislation. have ben
pla,tng thu traitor aud villain to that en-
t-ntf n 80 th. sooner the Government.
state ani National. zoe. Into other
hand. the better.
Weighed In the halsnc. sni found
wanting. south Buckh.ld. le,'s shake.
late In the fall pvs. :, u. Cummings
90, couple ~ bear trap. near 10" loot
70 roby Mountain, .o-calle'i. and ihsr.
ihey rvm,ln~i until the fr.i snow had
fallen. acrompanlsSi by haui crust,
when late onc AFTERNOONS, ihinking Bruln
had domlcilssi for the winter, b. started
20 a. bring hl. trap. home. The .iiua-
iion ~. quite disisnc. assv, ani III"
most ~ the lat mile through q dcn.c
forest. The only weapon be- took With
him for Offence aud defence vas shot
gun, coniainlng partridge charge.
Aftrr I.-nstrailng th. wood. ."m- di.-
tAncc he came tos pin. growth, some
whtt scattering. AMI mostly emhs,ided
la the -nos "a. . large pine llmh, dry
anil Ia all appearance Just fallen, ani ln
rlo.s connection With the limh Suspicious
looklnY track. wcr. plain to d. seen, but
~ Indication that the animal had iraN-
elel along thsr- on ~. crust. THIS
rau.s,i the de,cpn "a halt aud r-connoiirr
the place. anil b. .oon made az hi. mind
that the animal Ia question ~. prrtty
Iarg. .t-clm~n 10 the feline trib-, aud
whll. travelling through there on the
tire top. had fallen With the limb a. just
crust hid sprung back on to the tire.
sgaln. And right there the deacon say.
h~ bcgan a. feel little homeslck; u
~a. already twilight, the irsP- were
vet mor- than half mile distant Ia the
thick woods, aud b. practically unsrmei.
To proc-~i or not To proc-'si, that ~as
the question. Bear. he cared nothing
about, hc had killed numbrr, tsm"i
one, but there va. an animal 81 alto
gv,hsr dlfcrrnt stamp, not Tar on al
any rate, and possibly near enough To
drop upon him AZ any moment. IN de-
lIb-rsting short time he made az hi.
mind that since hc had not been Killed
by Wild beasts, be hardly thought h.
was born Ia die that way, an he resumed
hi Journey, got his trap. aud csrri"i
,hem home In safety. Bu, be- say. never
VA. he more pleased a. get out of III.
wood. than that night.
January 1t, lsol, just at zero.
4 Happy New Year 20 everybody aud
hi. folks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
aucke,elp.


G. q. Wilmington and wife are 10 h
congrstulated-It's q l3-poands con, DE
cember nth.
Quite . sudden desth occurred In thu
village Monday morning the nth ult
Mr.. Lacius Young from the south part
of the town Was here With his wIfs
spending Christmas With their daughter,
Mrs. A. y. Warren. After breakfast hs
went down the street 20 the residence oi
Mr.. e. q. spsuidlng, . short distance,
on entering exclaimed he was about
''plsyei OUT, taking q chair expired al
most Immediately. Mr.. Young was
about - years of age, = respected cIti-
scu aud h,d b-en Que of the selectmen.
Ml.s Ellen Y. Morrill, has gone Ia Bos-
ton Tor q few weeks vIsIt.
Prof. l.. Z. Batemsn, phrcnologist
aud physiological, gave an interesting
course of six lectures at Grand Army
Hall last week.
The Practitioners of Rev. y. y. Law
renee rendered him q pleasant donation
Walt last Tuesday evening.
The memory II the fridgity 81 DE-
ccmber Last past will cause q shudtier for
years to come. "Dercmbcr came la Ike
q lion. and went out like liou."
There were III deaths In town during
the year as against 2; In iss9.
Cyrus VI. Irish 10 Hartford has moved
90 the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
BYRON

L..lI. 4. Dunn saved ,hr-- hnger.
~ hls left hand while az work In s,splc.'
mill a short time ago. Doctor. witch
I'll aud Iiriig-. from Andoycr dr..-~i
them, aud they are doing quite well.
Deer are quite plenty hut hard tn
capture, Fred Abbott being the only ons
catching any q. yet.
Voted al town meeting MONDAY, Dec
y. Ia e,emp, staple. & Co.. MILL from
taxation for a term of years. Probably
IT, relieve farmers from unjust burdens
MAJ.
Per Iiay.sed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
AlRAA

Dr. Charlie. y. Wilson has been .ick
several day. with rheumatism.
Mrs. Wilson I. visited by her father,
Mr.. Chadhourne, OF Oxford.
III 4. Gould aud his sou Frank, oI
Boston, are visiting hi. sister, Mr.,
Isaac =. lowell, Who l. very sick.
December 3Oth the thermometer at =
below trro.
Mis-. Winnie Wallace close. an excel
lent term II school la the Spring Dis
trict this week. She IL one of our mo.'
talented aud .ucce..ful teachers.
The Mt. Cutler Grange held very 10
isrestlng Christmas festival at their hal
Thursday. They meet on the ~ aud iti
saturday afternoon. la each month.
4 large quantity Of excellent Ice l.
being secured.
Mr.. william n. Ilnscott and hi. .or
Harry started December 3Oth for NIL
ford. Kansas, Ia visit Mr.. Linscott',
mother aud brother and look for en-
ploN mrnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
NORWAY Lax.

Mr.. Charlie. Parsons, one - the oldest
citiren., !. quite sick With fever.
J. T.. Partridge !. gaining slowly.
y. ~. whitman hs. been boarding
With Alfred ~hsttuck thl. week.
u. n. Morrill, aud Frank WOod arr
hauling N. hard wood timber from the
Wood bridge ~, o. the slei factory.
". ". Pride aud william ~. Perry arr
cutting Ice on the lake.
school In district No. ) had a vacation
~ on. week At Christmas but commenc-
81 sgain this week.
Mr.. william Parker !. quite sick.
q. \. STEPHEN. spent chri.imas With
hi. family. lie IN. lately returned from
l,irhmond aud petsr.burg. Va, where
h. had q view ~ the old Qualifications.
Merry Christina. and happy New Year
Ia all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
eaveauao


TIE nrst lecture Of the academy cours'
Was given Tuesday evening by Rev. Mr.
Riieout Of Norway.
Principal J. 4. Dlnsmore and Mr.
Wheeler attended the educational meet
Ing at watervlllc last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Barrows have
gone Ia boston, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter.
A Sunday school convention was held
at the Congregational church Thursday
Mrs.. Casseli has been chosen librarian
OF the womsn's Club library.
The young people watched the old
year out st the vestry.
John l.o~ke, Jr., and family spent
Sunday In town.
Miss Hattie A. Pike returns TO Wal
than this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fife spent several days
In Augusta last week.
Representative r. l.. Eastman has
gone to Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
OIyORD.

SsF WV
Mi.. Hannah Manson .. q, home frou
boston.
Fred Lyons. q student at Turf. Col
leg-, IA. b--n yi.iting relative. herr.
Charlie. i.itilcsooi has gone from
sioux city Ia Dakota.
John Noye. died Dee. 18th, aged s.
YEAR,.
Mrs.. George Martin I. quite .lck and
u 4. thought .hc can live but a short
time.
Marriesl. dec. sith. by Rev. Mr.. Ken
ni.on. Mr.. Clarence Poland ani Ml.-
san, Russell. both - oxford; dec. 18Th,
Arthur \. Towne anil Me. Gertrude \.
Cu.hman ~ oxford; Dee. Jlst, al th,
rr.hlencc ~ the BRIDE. father, by Rev.
Mr.. kenni.ou, Mr.. Albert II. Wynn OF
Rochester, y. H., aud Mi. Geneva L.
WormNooi 81 oxford.
The +. 4. Robert. Post are arranging
for a cour.. IL lectures. The speakers
are q. follows:
Rev. 4. q w~is. ~ Paris, Lk-utloa. Rs.
| IIav,isu 20 Auhurn. The True Nisieni lioh
~ N. Heath - Augusta. -onsut Nstersus NJ.
Mary 4. Llyernorv. hc.rpu, fsfil' oi 'hr We
pablo.
one NOR, o. be announced.
The ma.querade ball al Bumpu. Hal
on New Years eve va. grand success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
FASH aEIhEl.

The extremely cold weather % the
whole month 20 Dec.mber continued "a
the clo.e, bat New Years Day brought q
change aud u IL now warm aud raining
The Christmas entertainment, Decem-
Der n, was very interesting. The ever
cise. consisted II music, rccltsiion., etc. [;
the singing by the tiny prims donna,
Miss ANY Bartlett, brought down the
house. The Christmas tire was heavily
loaded with nice presents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". \. wight are now al
home on q short vacation.
Mrs.. n. n. Bean has been spending
the pas, week AZ her old home In Rum
fori.
q. q. Desn In. .old hl. farm and IL
boarding st ~. ~. nesn'..
Mr.. Charlie. White ~ New Hampshire
rc--ntly canys.s.d TIL. vicinity Tor
white. Portable sap Evaporation
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
kCWRv.

A happy new year To the Democrat
ani all it, readers. =,
December has been 4 month of cold
and snow, nearly four feet of snow, .ay
the wooi.m-n. Rather high hgure fo'
the first % January.
Mrs.. Sargent, mother Of I. j. Sargent
died In this town last week, aged up
wards ~ ninety. She WAS a sister u
Uncle sam Esmes, Who It'll survive. 10
his nlnety-siNth year.
The breaking team. have b.en out 10
full force and have had hard time OF u
lately.
The school at Newry Corner conmenc
I'll one week ago Monday. Rev. Mr.. Try
ant, the minister In charge OF the circuit
A. the teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
aaXAh1,s POND.

Our winter schools commence January
aud will h. In charge 81 Frank 4
Perkins Of Andover and Miss Minnie y
Coffin.
The Rublnsicln Club Of lewiston
will give concert here Wednesday
evening. January 10. This club con-
tain. some excellent talent and our pco-
pie will have an opportunity 10 listen To
fine music.
OH. =. Dudley Ia. bought the Lorenzo
Billlngs farm al North Woodstock.
The Andoyrr stage has been delayed
only two trip. by th. had roads. George
can bring them through u ANYBODY can.
Percy Bowker has gone Ia Wakefield.
Mass. where he IL In the employ 81
Andrew J. rcrham.
Mr.. \. ~. wetb.rbec was In town
Thursday. lie intend. opening hls store
az West sumner early In the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
PORTER.
u,nnr Nru Yr,r io nm,

Happy New Year to ALL
Tuesday morning was the coolest Tor
the win,er-2s below. We have had a
very cold December, colder one never
knew.
The hardest storm for the winter com
menced here Friday afternoon and con-
tlnued through the night. Some fifteen
inchc. Of snow fell, aud as We had very
heavy wind the roads were drilled bad
ly. Men and teams were out all day
saturday and a part Of sunday trying "a
msk. the roads passable.
Snow IL getting an deep la the woods
that Il IL getting hard for lumbermen
One heavy storm more aud they will
have Ia use the shoyels or go out.
Town meeting this week 10 false mon
ey TO keep the roads open this winter, Al
they failed "a make any appropriation
At the annual meeting last March. he
cause We had tao open winters We wer'
never going tn have any more hard ones
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
OixelGlD

New Year. morning the coolest yet
~ below nero.
There has been but little wood hauled
Into the village as yet on account of the
cold and snow.
w. y. Putnam has returned from hi
trip In Boston and New York.
Ms. Aggie Doe, assistant Postmistress
IL improving.
The new band with w. ID. IAdd a.
leader and director meet at !. %. ID. y.
building Monday evening".
The popular drama, "Nrlghbor Jack
WOOD will bc presented at Music Hal
Friday evening, January o. The pla,
Will be followed by . social dance
Music by Chsse's Orchestra. Tickets e.
drama Is and Is cent?; dancing 30 cents
supper 80 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
NOaYA PARIS

VI. Llttlehaie va. badly injured last
week In the MILL by piece ~ slab frou
the lumber being sawed catching on the
teeth and thrown With great violence
aud .trising him In IN. fac. breaking
hi. nose and o,h.rwi.e lnluring him.
Gcorg, Abbott !. quite unweli With
an enlargement 20 th. liver.
Ida Abbott. school of twelve weeks
will finish TIL. week.
Fremont Chase I. away locking for q
bob In m. woods With HI. horse team.
Jane. and william suckle. have Just
hnl.b~i thrc.hlng. They have had q
long lob.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
RuuEoRn ctN1Rs.

Mr.. 4. Maher IA. fiieen men getting
cat What poplar was left over from last
year.
Mi. Anna IIodgdon Ia. the sympathy
of many friend. Ia her sickness.
Mr.. r. N. Burg''-s, ~ the Rumfoni
Creamery. !. reviewing large order. from
Rrookiyn. y. y, for strictly fre.h but
ter. no ALT In u, something unusual.
Rev. Mr.. Hsnnsfort assisted the pas-
tor of th. VI. r.. church al Andoyer last
we.k In some extra meetings.
william 4. Ilaine-' articles on "Hail'
road. la Maine a. published la the Lew
I.ton Journal are highly spoken ~ la
thi. yisinity. Evidently thrrc ~ill bc =
little brush over the matter al Augusta
TIN. winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
MASON

Thl. 1. the last dsy % the old veal
tnd were Il no, for ~. rude tracings on
memory'. tablets, there would b. nsughl
Ca tell Va u IN. ever bo.n. The nr~
wear /. h-iotr us aud wc shall CROP" ou'
way bilndly on. hoping, fearing. CERTAIN
~ nothing save the ever pr-.cnt nov.
Ifbrrsklng ro.ds I. fun Ne have had
enough for one mouth.
\. -. I.oyrjoy I. az oilshsld. lie ha'
b-eu away two 90 thru. we-ks.
Arrhic iIutchin.on l. at work for II,
T.. Wheeler, Gilssd.
Mr.. =. ~. Grover I. very feeble. iIe'
.I.ier, Mr.. Cyru. MILE, II Waterford,
l. taking care ~ her.
Mr.. Cisn Mason j. At her father.
Mr. J. q Heau's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
CANYON


Mrs. q. l.. smiih of Norwood. Mass.,
| IL Visiting l.. w. smith.
The baptist ladies Circle viii inert
with Mr.. I. II. Fuller next wednesda,
afternoon.
Mr.. George Howard returned to Min-
neapolls Wednesday.
The remains Of Rodney Dyer werr
taken 10 Camden for intefment saturday
morning.
Victor Holt has purchased the barber
shop.
The following were Installed officers
Of Canton Encampmsnt last Friday
evening"
W. l.. Alien, q. y.
Jchn hrisfs. W
y. Rsynslls, Twasavr.
J. =. Msn.iail, u. y.
o. swstt ~ertts.
Jonss nonnsy. J. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06

4 happy Ncs Year "a the Brigade.
Marrls,i In East Clifton, 4. q. al The
rrsl,iencc II the brides parents, hy Rev.
willism ~. adams, Hollis I. Abeott 81
Uptou, Nsins. aud Miss MalNena D.
Cairns. 20 East Ciifton, 4. Y.
evening a Lumsn Ssrgcnt.. Thursday
Jan. 1T. one at \. ~. GooiNins, also
ons az VIII Sarg.nt's.
We have had two pleasant bat cold
davs. The rad. are we'll broken, bat "
iooks ia. snow thi. morning.
The Thermometer has reglsiervd ID b.
loN several mornings this Ncek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
aOSRuRN.

Nes, We dld hear about the old fash,
ionsd wluisr and felt Il too, AZ chlllc'
ear. and tocs can testify. old Mr.. DE
ccmher turned cold shoulder on us ~
days.
4 Happy Ns~ Year Ia all.
The last biz storm NADIA too much o'
= goo-i thing. IL u hard getting about
In the woods.
n Wasa hlg ioh To make our roads
pa.sahle after the storm. The BIG tote
ieams had to lsy Of Tor several days.
Iho.s xho have not drawn up thell
wopi arr looking towards their ~oot
lott. wher, the snow will .con h. A. tall
a. they are al this rate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
IocKC,s MILLS.

The orchestra went to Gorham Thur
day night 10 play for ball. We under
stand that Il VAS = grand success.
Albert Green has been on the sick list.
We are very much In need Of . good
blacksmith At thls place.
Mace Bartlett II In town, stopping at
the Nc. Abram House.
John bean has gone to Patch Noun
tain 70 WORK. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
EAST WATERFORD

Mr.. Edward \. Chase 20 p.'ihsm
Mass. yi.ltci her cousin. Leroy VI. s'n
dcr.on Last week.
Mr.. \. Norwood il Spreading q fort
night Ia Portland.
Jon.. ". Atherton la. sold hI. oxer
io Wendall Weston.
Zsbulon Nbhoit soli hi. Ia W. VI
skinner aud has bought another yoke In
Naples.
Fr.d knlghtly 1. hauling hard wooc
luml-r from North Waterford Ia Nor
way for Mo.e. Mo.h.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
pTRu


\ Happy New Near To- al. .
Nsisan lufkin j. a. work With hi'
aNsu foe 4 D. tsnsut yariing cat sirch
4. one 20 hl. hor.~s L. lame.
Ne had about one AMI one-half let
~ .noW fan ca the lgth AMI the roads
.r,. very had for 80 early Ia the srasou.
eur cream gaih.rvr can not make m'
regular trip. ou account II Tho travelling
Mr.. u. ". knight has returned hom'
frum Mechanic Falls Nh"rv .hc has b'cn
a work.
D.. :. wyman. ". II. neui and y. u,
Glbhs arr getting th.ir Slaier's w"o,i
from the hirrh mill a last Peru.
~. r. Rnbin-on l. hauling hi' hay
FINN AL. us.doA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE polsos or Tns WEEK NJ ALI
SECTIONS OF rNe COUNTY.
wsy PARIS

Rev. q. 4. Hayden viii lecture At the
church In this place Wednesday evening.
January sth. Mr.. Hayden u very popu-
lar With pcopl. 81 this vicinity. We sx-
Icc, to .cr a full house II The weather IL
favorable.
Your regular correspondent, III. y.
Anslrew., Il spending a week n the
"lluh".
George y. Ellingwcod has sold hi.
Interest In the Pioneer Chair Company
To III. former partners, Nessrs. Andrews
and Corni.h. Mr.. Elllngwood has been
one 10 our substantial business men for
many wear. and has done much Ia build
up the chair business 10 thi. place. We
hope NJ ~lil ccntlnne to reside here.
Carroll ~tst ~pn. formerl, of TIL. place.
I. M town. IIls friends will b. pleased
io lsarn that he has \ good situation
With the old Colony Railroad Company
I'm boston.
pr. Rounds Of South Paris was In
town Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
sroNErAM.

CT. Bartlett IA. gone 10 Boston TO
~ork In a tea store a. cashier. We wish
him sucg~-..
Ther. vas eighteen inches OF snow
fell friisy, the eth. With that aud
the wind II l. very bad travelling.
m. N. Tibb-tts I. la town from Rum
ford for few DAYS.
Alden stevens 4. hauling hard wood
for Clark a Burnham 81 Albany.
l.. n. Jewett Il hauling hemlock Tor
the same PARTIES.
A. a.. Allen aud sumner Evans are
hsuling .hingie timber Ca the Iamber
company. mill. =,
Alfred Cole I. at work for l.. IL. jew
EFT In the Woods.
Dr. ". e. walker Il In town the guest
Of a. ". Spear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06

"Wednesday night the people II this
vicinity had Christmas festival AZ the
toNu hall. SOm~ more than 80 persons
Nerv present ~ho hal very euloyahlc
time. They hsd revelations, singing,
reading II Maud Muller, the different
features Il the porn illustrated by tab
lssux. Mr.. 18th Reel rad the po-m.
The ladi~. ~ the Mexico tnlon chuvh
provided the ioe cream, cake. etc, from
tile ale II which quite a sum 81 cash
a. reviewed.
Thursday night the chapel va. quite
Ssll flls,i. John" was thsrr ani made
r,narks The trrcs AZ both placr. we're
sell till~,l Nth presents, aud many serr
made happy by rvycipt of them. Quite
IA Observance ~ Chris,mas for this
place. SfAhAhs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
SWEDEN.

Happy New Year TO the Postal Brs.
gade and ell other friends OF the Demo
FRAT.
Lots Of solid cold weather and plenty
Of snow. AZ the old Farmers Almanac
suggests Ne will look out for thaw,
A. matters are Il Il rather unfsvorsbls
for those who are numbering and haven't
broken all their roads yet.
John wilson IL to haul hard wood lam'
Der 90 Btnnett's MILL for X. q. Moulton
Too much water above the nrst Ice or
the ponds TO admit Of lie being harvest
Cd at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
DENMARK.

The Rebekah Lodge here have elected
the follosing officers;
fhsa n finsrvs. '. q,
Anna savYsf. N.ss
illa Allen, rs
Ntlnam Atlsn. f.s
Mr.. = =. heaasti. rrvasufyr.
Denmark Lodge, No. -, j. ~. ". D.,
have elected the following ofic,r.;
= = TAaaaNs. y a..
tlsia Ilnsrvs. Y a..
saraast % tuthy. r.
Ntulsu Ausa. fs
fosisr, f1hgvs. Trvasarvf.
II is-sti, Ageht.
O. " Nsataa, 4. ., nrsibufy al q. W
Gray, frusiey..
Hall AZ ola fcllows' Hall New Year.
eVr. sapper At the Bartlett Hotel.
The thermometsr reached y below
Wednesday morning la this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
HARTFORD.

A Happy New Year.
showed In. breaking roads every day
last week was the program.
q. N. Irish aud Wife returned from .
yI.lt 10 Boston last week. .
Married, Dec.mber 3sth, Mr.. Frank
Chase and Mrs. Ada Gibbs.
4. ". Irish has cold HE oxen.
Nr.. J. n. Dearborn has been quite
slck but h improving noe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06

dispatch. dated Tuesday,
.ht O'Clock thi. evening,
,Vere harrington, dsush-
Fartigten. Sas unitei
|, Rev. william fsrrsnei
,tar II the Congregation
North Abingdon, Mass
~as performed by the
Rev. Dr. ". W. Living
". n. Mr.. :. y. Living
IA, Ct, brother OF thr
H.. beat msn. aud Miss
| Frvsburr. maid Of hon
~as aillr-,i In a white
so~n. ~lta white veil.
nds from away In sti-nd-
INNS Grace Warrington,
ew York soprano. NJ
IN Vas held, some one
% the bride and groom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
EASY RuurOpO

Bcrt Pullman ha. taken . Job - fpnl
Rrowu In Carthage to haul 10 webb XIV
~ on. million feet ~ spruce los.. \
number % men sni team. will 20 from
herr % work Tor him.
Jsm~. welch !. ysr,ling pine for th'
u. y. T.. 60. on the T.. Knapp farm.
Mr.. y. 4. knight !. on the .lck ll.t
Mr.. Daniel fafnham, y! YEAR. 81 agr
I. very .mtr ihi. winter. Ile !. able q
do quite an amount ~ chores, walk q
the Centre, etc.
". Si.h somebody would pa, III" ha
In IN. hole up Ia Newry, for wind come
ffOm there every day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
EAST BRowNFlelo.

Happy New Year. =.
The entertainment given by the King
Daughters on the 3i.t VA. succc.s.
l.. A. Iiradbury Il preparing to oper
hi. store at the station soon.
Leon Gle. Il here from North Frye
burg 20 take charge Of l.. II. Giles .tor'
While he zoe. to help make aud unmak'
our state laws at Augusta.
Addie Allard Ia. been AZ home from
South Chatham for q short vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
NORTH ALBANY.

The snow 1. nearly feet deep, almost
ten much for lumb-rmen In tile Nooi-
Mr.. Marshall inmsn !. quite sick.
Thoma. klmball has been quite sick
With pncumoula, but !. much better.
There was q Chh.ima. tree at tn
town house New Year. eve, but not
many present on account 81 storm and
bad roads, but the children rendered
their piece. worthy 81 praise.
Rev. u. v. DaSi. Will preach In The
town house the 18th Inst. at 1850.
Mrs. Lucy Emery IL In feeble h.alih
The infant child of Newton Moore,
Who Ia. been very .ick for long time
I. conyale.cing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
LOWELL

The Congregational Circle OF the Centre
vas entertained on New Years evening
at Fair View by Mrs. J. II. SteArns.
We have . very pleasant singing
school at the Centre.
Married, In Lowell, dec. Is, by Rev.
w. ID. Ssndbrook, Mr.. Calvin =. Head
Of Lowell and Miss Maria G. Eastman OF
Stow.
Born, In Lowell, Dec. -, TO the wife
Of Oscar Klmball, con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-06
W1Sv PERU.

p-msritt l'o.t ~ Peru, No. lI', Ia.
elected the following officers
C.li q n. uus-ey.
sN1.H ~tilnan.
~ q. u u. pytaos.
Al ilslns fufnsf.
~ M q Giths.
~urx n nu~e.
chap n a. HAT
-. a.. 4. Martin.
a. a. N Atkius.
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poseusy POND.

Christmas tree st Isaac Jenne'., Dec
2S,h. Children With families present
making q party ~ 20.
D,iu. Merrill I. "a haul - cords oi
birch to Andoser.
Clarence Mitchell !. hauling birch Cos
Jane. I.nsne..
Jennc a Harper have shout 3o cord.
~ poplar on the landing. ani 40 NOR.
to haul.
H., l,,,,..,. 49,. ,,l.ufy