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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-15
JANUARY eth.

Board met pursuant to adjournment, all the
members present.
On motion, the following bills were audited
and allowed:
H. NJ. Palm. window shades. ... 60
+. &. Martin, envelopes and state.
mentS ..... ................... %. Is 90
Robert McCune, printing court calep-
dar ...... ...... .......... 20 90
Same, publishing cOmmi Ssioners' pro-
ceedingS 80. ..... ........... 825
W Lewis. court house supplies ..... 2 so
s s Haislet. probate letter heads. >. 275
G w Smith. court house supplies ..... II so
Same, medicine for Nj 8 Chase . 3 so
Same, medicine for Mrs Bergstrom.... 800
Same, medicine for Mrs Muck ..... S5
Same. me'iic he for Schaefer......... IS
Warren & Humiston, court house sup
plies ..................... II Is
w Humiston, hardware supp,ies..... 12 %
James Mackay, r. pairing jail..... .... 3 co
H Borget, coffin for Mrs C Melody. % 90
Board adjourned to o'clock p. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-15
1.-THE THREE CALVES.o

EDITOR ADVANCE:-In your issue
Of JANUARY 1st there appears Fable OF
Fan mer SlOWbOat's three calves. 1t
represents one as putting its nose
in the pail and keeping it there until it
gets all Of the milk, regardless If the
rights Of The other two calves. Now
that is all right for calves, and also for
another animal that we make pork of,
but is that the right thing for MEN in
our Christian civiIiZ ttiu,? Is it right
that it should be as one wi it. r has put
it that modern society is like ii lot Of
hogs around Il trough, the stronger
crowding the weaker away, to get all
of the feed for ttemss Ives?
But let the people ''vware lest in
tn il fierce struggles they do not UPSET
the trough and spill: III, OF the feed. 1t
has been done in fnlmer ages on a
large scale, and history sometimes re-
peits itself.
1t would seem that modern socety
| is no improvement on tie ancients in
| one pai ticuiar at least, that is that
| might makes right. LII ancient times
tie strong dtspoi, Il the weak, and it
WIS co, slider; d all right. Now while
The physically strong are not permitted
TO rob the weak, the sharper, the
great capitalist, aud the corporations
are pelmllted to rob the producing
classts Of from one third to one hall
of the products of their toll, and tue
robbery is called business or enterprise
and lile robbers are applauded. II
seems to me that s3citty ought to be
so organic d that every person could
get their just share, that is what they
produce without having to get down
and scramble for it like monkeys fol
chesnuts. 1 know the author Ut the
fable and believe that he thinks AS
d., rs to what should be, but we differ
as to methods,
Jan. II, 1891. J. H. MAXWELL.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-15
STRAY HORSE.

A white horse, shod all round, came
to my farm, on Wednesday of last
week. The owner can have him by
paying charges. J. G.. BoDDY
1885, Sec. IA. Dewald.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-15

Up she goes! She sat in the chair rather suddenly
and as it bought of H. NJ PALM, the springs were
equal to the occasion. She is having much fun !.
girl swing When you buy furniture from this house
you be Of an article -hich will stand 1,c wear
and tear of frolcsome domestic and you get at
price low that the financial and tear will be no
strain upon your pocketbook and that is item
be overlooked nowadays.
am showing large line of fine chairs rockers
and other articles suitable for Christmas
can suit all tastes and all PURSES
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-15
JANUARY 9th.

Board met pursuant to adjournment. al Tho
members present.
Tie following bills audited and allowed:
j A Kennedy, recording official bons. SO
Robert McCune. publishing financial
statement 112 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
CQEENwOOO.

What l. morr constant than change ,
Sine. that cold snap aud wini--torm Ne
hsy. had what might b. called short
Indian summer. taking the frost all out
~ N. ground again, aud to-day amoder-
ate hut steady raln-storm ]. In order.
widow Deborah Howe died the III
Inst, aud va. buriel the jth. Funeral
service. by Hey. Mr. Buiden, Of Nor
way. Deceased va. :; year. % age.
About two week. ago Louisa swan
stumbled and fell on the floor a she
VA. walking the room, since which .he
IA. been nearly helpless, aud her re-
co,cry :. doubtful. Age - years.
Last Monday We had pleasant Inter
view with stephen Buck aud wife, sged
o, aud u YEAR. respectively. Mrs. Buck
I. sister 81 JO.eph Cummings, OF oN-
ford, and they two sr, the only ones
now living out Of family of fourteen
children. Thelr father, Isaac Cum
mIng., Wa. q soldier In the Revolution.
A recent letter from ID. %. Da,l. I'm
forms u. that they reached their hone
Ia O.aki. safe and sound the fir.t of
October, and found everything ''thls side
up with care" Mr.. Davis says he Ia.
made up al. mind Ia cell hi. farm and
come back and spend the remainder IL
al. day. In Maine, or az least, In New
England. That !. pleasant. We hops
he Will .ettl. right here In oxford 'onn-
~ again. .o that We can sce each other
oftsner than once In forty-h,r years.
lie VA. raised Ia Hartford, and hls ~ife
In Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
MRS, SIMMER

Rev. q. q. Hamilton ~ Mechanic Fall.
will speak a the uniyersalist church the
evenings ~ Nov. l9th aud 20th.
Mr.. ]. VI. Lane l. In q very feeble CON
dtion. Mr.. AdA NJ. Andrews, his
daughter. AMI her sou. 20 West Paris,
arr With the family.
Mr.. David Andrc~. has received an
Increase ~ peusiou.
y. q. Dobls has leen granted q pen
Sion.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. Henry burbank IL
Chs.tsryille are visiting their uncle, L..
l.. Gsriiner.
Mis- Leila Andrew. I. attending school
Al Pitisheld. wberr her brOther-ln-law
n. m. Bryant. !. teaching. She and
her sister, Mrs.. Cora Weber ~ sicb-
mond, Who graduates In June, board
together.
Mr. and Mr.. l.. u. Andrew. 10 West
Paris were a her uncle'.. Wallace Ryer-
sous, the sth, for the first tim. since
Mr.. Andrews recent sickne.s.
Mrs. I. II. Fuller 10 Canton has speni
the past ~e.k slth her sisters, Mrs. Cur
ney aud Nr.. Ryerson.
Mrs.. COLUMBIA. Head. near Labrador
pond. d. improved AZ thi. writing, also
her husband, both hsylng b-.o among
the late SILK.
our winter term % school commencc'
Nov. 10th. under the Instruction - FRANK
Fisher. q Hebron student.
Nj. lydia hecbs, Who Ia. been ID
unusually poor health for some tins
past. died VERY suddenly Thursday after
noon. Nov 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
0uCHeiElO


MIS- Lucy rrisce 80. home lat week
on vacation from Cosarn Cisssicai
lust lutte. water,ille.
Rr,. u. r.. Adams, pre.idins elder
prcashed al the Netho ist church. SUD
.dsy, sIh Inst.
Mrs. Z. Z. ioring returned from lew
ls,on last week.
>oeak thieves have ben forging un-
der cover of darkness. SATURDAY
evening, eth Inst, Henry A. BIeknsli had
two bashel bag of cracked corn stolen
from the hack of hls wagon, While he
Ma. al the odd Fellows Lodge.
Mrs. Geo. W. Paris IL doing quite an
extensive ob 10 repalr. 90 her residence.
ComIcal Brown had an sadience of
aboat 81 Wednesday evening. last.
Mrs. obeftoa 10 Camden. who hss
been tie guest % Mrs.. a. N. iIer.ey for
several weeks, returned last Wednesday.
Ths fall term ~ FREE high school. un-
der the charg, 20 Mr.. AMI Mrs. Pratt aud
Miss 4. n. rriBce, closed last Friday.
-. n. lierscy has heen Ia Strung the
past wick.
fsrk- q. Dlngley % the Lewiston
Journal has been canvassing TIL. section
reently.
u. :. porman, Who ~eut Ia Lisbon
Pals early In the SEASON With his stock
20 unicrtaker's wares, hss rvturne,i sud
~ill ccvupy the old stand again.
Edward a.. Cole, undertaken, will car
~ on tn ba,iBes. az the iiine. ballding.
Charlie ig3lAnd IA. vtarned from
l"rtlab'l, and l. olerking for stanley
Hlsb.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
FRvg0URo.

Col. T.. q. harrington and wife of An
gusta were at \. w. Fife's the first of
the week. Mr.. Fife IL now In Boston for
few days.
Mn. Cummings Es.tm,n Of North
Conway, has been visiting Mrs. Head,
but IL now at Chatham with friends.
Mr. skinner, q. r.. f.add's assistant,
and HE family, hoard At Miss II. y.
Charles
Mrs. Dr. fsmsou IL with her sister In
Portland for q few weeks.
Mrs. n. q. Souther has left her home
aud I, now At u. u. Barows' and Mr.. a.
II. Evans IL moving In furniture, but the
family will not move at present.
Mr.. J. &. Gerry, wife aud son, have
gone Ia South Paris.
fred where be aud his son Sumner will
90 Into trade.
Mr.. Iilidebnnd IL In town and the
parsonage will soon h. available for Mr.
Young. family Who have been tempo
rarily occupying rooms In Mrs. lam
sons house.
The Woman. club held very inter
e.ilng meeting ou Friday afternoon
under the direction of committee on do
nestle science, Mrs. julia Gordon pre-
.lilng. 4 large new bookcase has been
added which |. nearly hlled with the
new books. Mlss Annie Weeks has been
chosen Librarian In place Of Mr.. Cas.ell
removed fron the town.
All lament the inroad made by IRE NJ
the camp ground las, saturday night.
Cause unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
AiQAA


A.burv lIuntrc.. has .old hi. applc.
to 4. a T.. u. Young.
Charlie. :. IKE m. cold his pine tlm-
h-f "a Towlc 4 k-nnct.on ~ fr--iom, y.
~.
Al the apple. Ia thl. section are sold
excepting a few lots. Among those that
remain unsOld .rr due lot ~ about one
thousand bushels belonging a. Y. W.
adams.
George .. nrook. !, on the .lck lat.
Mi. ,ora .atch-ll IL Brovnncld, u
teaching In district No. q, With her usual
good succc.s.
John u. pursln ot Portland wa. In
town SATURDAY.
Leroy .. Piks Of Cornish Ia. bough,
N. Irving I'ikc stand.
=. ". knight ~ Cornl,h has purrha.-
81 70 James .. fiyc 10 Hiram, nnc
thrcc-ycar-oli colt sired by Cornish
Roy.
I.aAc ". gichari.on AMI levi, rcn.
dexter 10 Cornish. have dissolved part
ner.hlp. Rigmri.ou It'll con,lnue. ia"
bu. lne.. ~ the old stand. L..
Mrs.. Vim. ~. iln.cott has .old her
hous. At Est Hiram "a Gco. u. 'iemons
and will .oon Join her husband nj NH
ford. k,nsas.
Mr.. Mai Lowell ~ Nrs Durham, y. ".
4. visiting friends Ia Hiram.
Hiram ". s-iScy of lIrosnhrld VA
Ia town Thursd,y.
Mr.. frri llill 10 S.hsgo aud Ni..
Ale. Palmer ~ -. iriigion. close
TIL. week, a very pleasant sud profitable
term ~ school la Hiram village district.
Mi. iottic lowell !. Ia poor health.
4 Wild cat, or loppcrrNlcr, u In the
,icinity.
Rev. Mr.. IKE has closed hi. series 81
nesting. Ia East Hiram.
Mr.. Eugene wsisworth hs. recover
81 her health.
Hon. 4. u. Young IA. gone Ia Port
land.
Prank T.. Gllp,trck !. III With stom-
ach trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
WEST bUrstl

The breaking 10 the droughi IL tho
cause % great BOY, a. the streams aud
wells Serc very loS FOR the coming ~in-
tsf's use.
4 b,auiiful season ~, have had to pre-
parv for wiuisr.
The Tsmplrs arr mNking q special
effort Zoe q ssrie. 20 PLEASANT entertain
msnts ths.e coming winter evenings /;
rguhr s-,tings every "Wednesday II
n IN
Mr.. Lyman Aht-ott !. slowly FccoNcr-
iug fr,sm a .sNerv slkn.ss.
y a. Mh-,lsf l. Improving. taking la
ih- fr,..h aif in walk. sni rties.
Roy HrsCksit lat Tuesday cane neat
a fatal sccidsui. while CLEANING eat =
sell, a p-ols gave way, lsttlng barksi
20 sand tai ai.uut foart~cn fv.i, pssslng
80 neaf hls ts-iy a. a. hruiss thu mascl.
20 IN Iigti arm severely.
a.. u. efoVsf hss .old his sppls. Ia
psr;i-. In Nsrmont Zoe si.so and sl."
p~f barrel.
Dr iaplam "a August, ~as bsrr ~
c~nily svtting material Zoe The Ccuins
nsthri history.
\ r.c~ut private letter from Colorado
rvt-ntts ths election 20 Hinalio 4. Bsan
o. commi..iansr 20 Douglass County.
~ l. uns 10 Gllcad's sous % push and
enterprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
picsyAlt.

Flowing L. not usually done by water
power YET the rain Ia. started the plo~s
all about u..
Apple. arr being delivered st the rail-
rad station. from her- sbout.
some cattle have b-sn driven tn tho
.hamble- from thi. vicinity the past
week.
III. Go~eii slaughter. from a too b.
a ton add q half of hecf for the local
msrkst each week. Al gives slxissn
OUNCE. "a IN. pound % god meats.
The railroad grader. and brtix. build
90. h.d their fir.t day on on "Wednesday.
The fise weather ha. greatly favored
their operation. ssd u has brsa impres-
81 Ia the beat advantage as s,ieced by
the rapid progress made. aud thoroagh
work done.
Work on the new county rad IL pro-
rre..lng but az expected by some u
prove. . rocky, Grabbed JOB.
Lumber IL getting scarce at thess
mills.
Logging jobs At fair wages are await
Ing operators.
Inc free high schcol closed Last week.
A successful term IL reported.
We learn the physicians pronounce
Mr.. Bray's ailment dilation OF the heart.
We also learn there has been bat little u
any Improvement In his condition since
leaving home.
Mrs. Dea. wyman IL having . hard
climb from her feeble condition.
Can't you chain bolt Of lightning
and report that tariff discussiont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
sours sucsylllp.

MI men arr . mixture % good and
evil.
With all thy getting &, understand
Ing.
oar glossy Major l. safe; Ne wew
afraid AZ al the time.
Our Dunham cat hss broken the r-,-
ori, bringing Ia Nv. nic- one FORENOON.
Ion ssys thi. !. good coaniry In which
a. rais. cats sni dog. Atmosphere fall
~ osooc, don't you s-..
The lewiston Journsl s,ys, eiltoftally,
that "a. Democrats carried Ohio last fall.
". hcgan a. wonder N our memory va.
PLAYING "a. fickic aud false AZ last. ~
Ne wcni up Into the attic aud cousultr,i
the old nlrs of Journals for isyD. The
weekly Journal ~ Nov. 9Th has TIL. ~
turn from the Ohio election. "Dhio
slot-i a SECRETARY 20 state AMI ~
Congrvssmcn. Ryan li.ep.) carrie. the
state for SECRETARY 81 state BY about
5000 plurality" our memory u safe.
North.wc., lIethel, let us whisper In
your ear. We .aw uncle Ia. up BY
the new b.n-hou.- the other day, and he
saS-i his hand Ike boy. wcihough,
~ IA. election. aud s- gue.s b. dill.
Dor .om. r-ason Ne failed Ia report
ihs closing chapter of Robinson Us
campaign In Massachusetts,. \ match.
"a rsc, wss arranged betsccn Hobin-
.on u. ani the - hor.. u. u. FLOR q
pure ~ ss1. slO) bclns deposited AZ
= forfeit. The owner ~ u. II. D. EVIL
dently th0aghl discretion the better
part ~ yslor, Tor he forfeited the sinl.
Suhi~ct Ia the editors consent W. are
lcrm,ncnt fixture 90 the Democrat
thi. year. bat next year, Who can t.llf
~omc bitterness seems Ia have crypt
iuio the brisad, l,s cause others know
Ne well as ~. W. have naught bat Kind
IN feeling. Tor all members 81 the brig.
abe. We have been welded 10 our farm.
this yrsr; they have b-cn our little world
sni Ne can I've It'll more eNclu.iS "
another year II u will suit other. better.
Chsrls. Russell l. repairing HI. housc.
Frank Roberts Ia. built q shell.
Eash Dave. has built hrn.hou.c.
One of your correspondents once sali :
II alsay. ss.oclate south Buckficld
With nne horses. due carriages, doe
clo,he. AMI fnc women" whether u
Nas Intended a. q compliment or other
sl.s, do not know. Hut, Mr.. Editor,
I shall plead guilty to the first charge,
ani move that the rc.t of the indictment
D. mol pressed for lack 81 evidence.
Walt, Jennie, I'LL the cloud. roll by.
n In want 81 rcsiy-madc clothing,
call AZ Boyle Bro.., - Lisbon St. Lewis
tou. hi. l. "a clothing hou.. recently
established by Nes York pirtic. With
the Latest STYLES 10 fresh New York
clothing. Reliable goods of all kind.
AZ the lowest prices. Give them = call.
The south iIill school 1. taught by
Nis. Tsmpa chase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
AAn0xGa

J. W. Eaton and wife Of winthrop
were In town last week.
Owing To the rain the circle did not ~
celve very full attendance.
A series III meetIugs are being held nj
the Methodist church, With q View "a
awakening religious Interest In the Pec'
pie.
q. A. Dresser has gone % Canada IA
identify the burglar suspected Of break
Ing into Melcher's storr.
The village aud high schools will open
Nov. JOth.
Bartlc,t the jcweler Ia In town.
Tho highway surveyors have been
needing their ways.
The Methodist Circle will H. entertsin-
81 bv Mrs. J. W. Newton, "Wednesday
evening at the hall.
The following officers were installed
In Lone NJ. Lodge, I. %. u. T.:
CT. Levi. Ripsy.
VT. Mis-. .srtis Drv-.sf.
:. ant a. =. Misses nsschs Pear. Msisl
y =, CA.. ". nariiu
Z, Mrs. fAars Esl.bis..
", Nj. Nellie Riplsy.
u. ". ME-. Mssis Iicisrnsa.
u kfNs " v NnftFNf<<
e.. Mr.. E.fhef Learned.
=. fr-i iiaiehin..
". ". B,rne. 4 Co., are selling goods
low for cash.
Joseph ". Eaton has sold hls "Me-
serve" houc Ia Miss i.lyyle Hall of South
And0yer.
At the Congrcgailonall.t parish meet
Ing u Was voted Ia hir. Rev. Mr.. Nor
eros. for a longer period.
Hon. !. 4. whitney has given Ia the
Public Library fund slam providing u
be- opened every evening 10 the public
aud FIRE. to all. This will give the library
q grand start and With IN. addition Ia
IA. hall. which I. much noc'i.'i, . reading
room will b. at once lifted M warm aud
convenient.
The free high school at South Ando-
yer will open Nov. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-.t ooSGS 90 TIA wECs ~ 49,
SECTIONS oF T-t COUNTY


So wallace chapman, wife sui Chlli,
'.n hrnr fal,s. have t~cn visiting
'..l. .H Lowell
Merrill. ,hsrl.. has rvturn~i "a to~u
f.t... is,u Wet snd >outh tof On" I'm
r-.t,msut - his hsalih. iir has Mt
e. ... much hy chang ~ climate.
N MARI lu-E. fur hsNtrr hrps., has
Dbl. fIf ftrmsts faf theif ssvst corn.
Sea IIfrrimsu ~ takrua ioh ~ draw
~ Too fImt-rr fuf I .. tlay AMI Moses
Hartman. and tought pair "a oven 81
e. b. chapman.
..fr uumf~f q pair ~ oven have
o.. '..sht atsl, fuf Logging bu.in~ss.
u. ~.f4rlav night Nj \ n llill, ~
N.rf lowell. retired Ia hi usual health.
>. fms .u he uight his wife, ~hn
....rH.i suuth.r h-'i, h"ari him a. N
tH.tt.rs hiiIy, and gOiug Q" him found
ll H-lI Ilis cau.r l. supisrss,i q" .
t...f tr.uhIr. tiis funsral 49, attend
,. Iue.iay o, Rev !. ". card. Tie
I..Ir. slf, aud thr,e smsll Childrvu.
~. n ~ Iarfingtuu aud daughter
ar Iurhnt this Ncsk.
rir HuYs hursss aut farm cart
sr. 'f. sppl, bu.ine.s n"s, drawing
f..r FL. lr1sturE
h..H uauumsut sas t-uught lat Vraf
'I .fs family % ths late Caleb >isaru'
t.. .f I. CO. csmrirry az th" 'euifr.
49, having t-vu plsc-i high enough u
De Hssr rr,vuilN rvsst hN NJ. 5"hu
F.1. Hn.I ti- 90 hss t-eu graded and
...I..I auisf dire, ti.n - Hoo. ". L
,.rs... mskIug iu all g uic. pis," ~
a
hnsa ht ~ rams % Horn sho has
I... .H ftI. slinIfv fof q ia u"uih'
a.. HsIs BE hum- 9Th NJ. ''"''fgr
t..s. ..ssI 20 rusumnuh uu >aniay
.. Iit aas burici ou "Wednesday ~
.. H.mH-rs q the t,raui Army ~
a|E o. 49, e mFm'-f. W wAs .
-r..f q .Islk rirturr hai iu rrsard Y"
DO t.ls .r f1rmsr rvstlcncs uuihins =
Lien
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
EAST wArIssoao

Edgar :. kc,n, Who Ia. bccu working
In Dc,ring several months, has returned
home.
Mi. Annl. Alhsrton Z. teaching ths
Temple I'M school.
4. \. Adam. aud wife sre home frou'
Massachusetts,, Alec &C. Bean.
Mr.. q. ~. Goisin 10 LEWISTON u
.pcndlag fes wcck. With her daughter
Mr.. b., q. Hilton.
sylvester Nots has gone "a NcSry a.
work for Haskell A I,olfe.
CT. Ame. h,s boaght . fifteen horse
power engine. lie has lii the fonn'ia.
lion for a mill. bat will bo, build until
spring
Ceo. O.. Warren I. m,kinc extensive
improvements on hi house.
o,i. Martin aud wifr ~ To- Ilrihgtou
thl. v-.k a. take charge 81 farm Toe
year.
Their hts b~~n an unusually lafg,
number ~ Wild duck, In Long Pond
thl. fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17

N..s Amelia Natis~ sou ani Me- ilora
tH.ttr t.sH.i frisuds Ia bcihri Iuc--
n m Iu,s,oy aud slic visited AZ br.
IaaIi.s.. Tfiday. Ous var ago They
go. receiving daily visits from The doc
u. arI be- .-sms not imprupcf that They
.'.a.i return Sisit even a. this ate
|...
The Iaii-.' Circle me, Thursday al y.
Ilutrhin.ou's. Although AZ ihs south
.-. extremity 10 their circle. thsr, AS a
~ Attendance snd q very enloNahle
rns aft~ruoon arri evening. S0uie ue~
r.mtsrs revived and .ome nes ac-
..sintanr-. formed. II i pleasant "a
... ths circle vnlarging Instead OF ~
,se,iiug This circle has teen In r,i-'-
s. q many year.. aud Ne trust doue
mush guo.i. Msy " couiiuuc "a enlarge
ard broaden ia inhuenc. aud IT. motto
ever D. "~tIll achieving, siill Pur.ulng'
suppose everybody VAS thankful Tor
ne gentle rain. $500,
Dr. Wiley continue. "a wilt ALL w
irrw's little boy; while there u INV
there !. hope.
Austin Hutchinson says the marks'
Tor l...f !. lo~ sud that b. Ia. engaev''
In buying sheep. FARMERS had e"tte'
keep their sh~ep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-17
hoRin aucsIIIlo.

~ West Samncr. Nov. 'th, born 90 the
wife 20 u. v. Sistson, girl.
y. Mason IA. gone 10 Auburn 60 Walt
hl, daughter.
4. .. MAsoa ~eai Ia Portland the
;th.
oscar Turner aud wife 10 Greene, we're
AZ hi fathers the 18th.
Jane. .. Blcknell has gone 10 Byron
tocarry WIN. CFr.sey who expect. Ia stop
ihsrr thl. winter.
n. ". Back IN. sold hi. farm 10 John
Chaplin 20 iIeth.l.
The iiolll. Hall farm la. been .old To
q Mr.. lori ~ south Paris.
Karl Hammond. Who has been al work
for vi. Thayer % south fari., la. got
home.
sam lIolme. Who has bccn sick al u.
n. Jack. I. b.tter aud gone home.
Ellcry q. farrar ~ Hath has BEEN al
WI. fathers, !. farraf'., for few days.
~. u. Warren has been quit. sick for q
few DAYS. VIII uo, ihrcsh any more
this fall.
james Hichard., VIM. Coffin aud Sam
smith arr cutting birch for Head Bro..
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WcgY pAats


The village schools closed last week.
Bartlett the Jewelcr IL coming Mon
,lav To mike ne q weeks visIt.
The Old Fellows have just got their
new furnace Into running order.
&. u. Young IL working for Miss LIB
by at Norway.
Mr.. A. Curtis of boston. who IL stop
Ing with his daughter. Mrs. y. ID. An
drvws, has been quite sick With bron-
chlils.
Mrs. T.. n. Andrews has recovered
from her Illness, and returned home from
Norway, In which place she was stop
ping when taken alex.
Remember the stockholders, meeting
at T.. u. Andrews Office, Friday evening,
d;r.N.
q. \. wsshburu has n position as =
clerk In y. ~. IIianchari's store at West
Milan, y. II.
Comlcal brown IL coming Ia town
Monday night. With q new show. IL
You want good laugh, now J. your
time.
A. u. buchanan has purchased q span
II large gray work horse-.
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SAEnIN

We hear Invitation. fnr the apple
headers "a pat In IA appearance on every
hand, a. the people ar- very anxious To
market their. while the warm weather
lasts. Frank Walker, George Eastman,
anil Joseph Hove. all 20 Lowell. are do
Ing mO.t ~ that work In this vicinity.
Colds are prevalent.
several death. have occurred la our
neighboring towns.
:. T.. Piumm-r plcksi q full blown
dandslion by the roadside October lOth.
Mr.. Jane. O.good and sou Clarence
of frycburg, al.o Mrs. iliile Palmer,
~ Lynn. Mass, have visited relatives In
town,
Mr.. Ellen Conkey has returned to
Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. ChA.. Flint anil Frank Libby each
lost a horse last week.
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=. :. Bennett and Miss bertha Perkins
drove down from Gorham the sth Inst,
aud stopped With friends here for short
timc.
Mr.. sarah I. Bean had = very sever.
sick spell the 9Th Inst, bat recovered
quickly, aud although rather weak, doe.
lots 20 work. 4. abe !. over - years oi
age Ne think her pretty smart.
Warner Kendall va. down from New
Hampshire the 9Th. lie has gone back
Ia hi. work In a mill there.
n. u. Chapman dl.loc,tei his shoulder
a few DAYS ago.
Whist tough customer south buck
field must be- Living all this time Will
a demon chewing hls heart strings. IL,
nerd not he alarmed about dying with
heart disease thi. year. II thos. strings
can stand the hot weather aud the gnaw'
Ing. AMI Ne thank him for-nothlng, n
hl. sympathy Was entirely wasted, w'
are no de,otee AZ the shrine of Jealousy