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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
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Mrs. X. e. harrington of Augusti
visited st Mr.. Flies last week.
An orange party with q dance va,
given At Marks Hall Friday evening by
the New Church society.
The monthly Temperance meeting VA
held al the vestry last sunday evening
Harry Abbott has gone Ia Wateryills
Ia work In the machine shop ~ the Lock.
wood Company.
John &. Gerry disposed ~ the remain
der 81 hls stock ~ fancy goods by pub
lie auction Las, Thursday.
Mrs. q. II. shc,id was In town Friday
Ia attend the meeting ~ the woman's
Club.
Miss Minnie pingree Of Denmark spent
several days Ia fryeburg this week.
Mr.. John Head ~ Portland was In
the place Friday.
The subject III the next meeting ~
the Woman. Club will h. oliver Wen.
dell Holmes.
Mia. Kate vo.e IA visiting at Mr..
tam.ou's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
IOXEII

On Thursdsy afternoon aud evening
the ladic. II Dood VIII Lodge, Ne. rs,
I. ~. a.. T.. held talf aud sale at the
American House Hall AMER the sale
an entertainment was given, AZ which
Miles, Edith VI. Stcarns gave readings
aud Ml.. Nrtti- Andrew. sang two
solos. The whole AFFAIR was succr-s
la every way.
Delta Lodge, ,. - \. Mhson., held a
stated mrciing ou Thufs,lay evening and
The District Deputy, VIZ. Melville could
~ Hiram. aud :. e.. Boynion ~ brown.
firll Nrrr present.
Tie ladies ~ the Congregational Cir
Gle Al the Centre all give au antiquarian
supper At u. \. u. Hall on the evening
II Irb. 18Th. l,cceptiou a. the church,
supper AZ the hall la rear ~ the church.
Amer supper there will b. an cntertain-
meni. ~ who will do 80 arr requested
Ia dfv.. Ia costume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
pORrER

Morv snow ani rain the past wcrk
~. cru.t Ia. kept the snow from drift
Ing With every snow Nc ct a crust.
Team, are leaving the suoi., the crus
I. ~ hard an the snow 80 deep.
Mr.. Julictte Durgln u frc~iom, y
a., died ca saturday last ~ pneumonia
She ~. sick only trs days. She lchV
- son ani daughter. Her hushan,
died several years since.
Their IA. b-cn quite little move u
stock Tor ~. past month, especially u
cows, which are bringing fair pric" To-
thu times. Calyc. arr high for veal fo
Boston market aud droyrr. arr buying
al they can ct.
IL {. very .lckly herr At prc.cni.
The school In ihi. place !. clo."l u
consequence. II bad colds ~ the scholar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
hIRAN

Mr.. Daniel iIuichlu. I. quite sick
John II. O.gooi, Who has worked AZ
BtoNnhcld thl. winter. Ia. returned
home.
I.aac :. lowell Ia. gone to Lynn aud
boston.
Jane. T.. liill. E.p.. of Gllddsn, Iowa,
l. visiting his father, Mr.. Ssammon llill.
Mlss N,,tie kimblll 20 olidden u alec
visiting her brother, Emerson kimblll.
Mis- Winnie wallace I. al North Con
way.
Nr. George ". O.good l. sick With
spinal trouble.
Charles ". Gr-cn Ia. gone 10 Port
land.
Frank l.. Watson I. expected 10 ~
turn from California In three Nccks.
Jimmy Rankin, our enterprislng news
boy. Z. meeting With deserved snccc...
Calvin y. clcmon. rrCrntly Loot val
uable Jersey COW by accident la the
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
Boston Rubber Shoe Company's
Rubber and Overshoe
NORWAY, ME-.
.il2 MAIN STREET,
IS YOUR EYESIGHT TROUBLING YOU ?

Expert Opcn Norway Maine
business study the under the
II Mhan
especially this business. than able "a
adjusting glasses all kinds peculiar and falling
AMouT on RAYS
hi. work make speciality.
oct v
O. D.,
would
arne.l not business
Al south Paris Ill., West
Buhed Iumfor lowell, wehye, Waterford ari.on
ptIcan of practice "a
Opcian received
Of l.
who ha ever a H.
oneof having bought
handbook
nj Donrb ede ACKNOWLEDGMENT h. humbuggril
aid could fitted
perfectly
Dontie your.Igh . troubling but visit
Vivian W. Ixtlls, 1xport 0peoi~n'
kinds
o Watches, Jewelry, Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
hOR1h paris

Jonas Bl.bc- had an artery break Ia
IN. roof II hls mouth and blcl 80 hc !.
very weak. The doctor .ucC-c,ic'l Ia
stopping II when callci.
The school closes this week after 4
very succcssful term.
". ". Durham found Que of hi. lIol.
stein COW. dead few days ago. She
lay In a natural position aud the cause
~ her death u not known. Mr.. Dun
ham paid $50 Tor her aud u will b. a
great los. a. him AZ she proved = yalu.
able animal.
!. II. Durham, Joseph child aud \.
ilttlehalc have b,en away several weeks
packing apples.
\ large number attend ID. lycsums.
The pond was scrspc,i aud trial ~
speed with the irotter. was had last
week. Another ,rot will take place the
18th.
Mr.. william Crawford Il very sick.
The school house was crowded AZ the
lyc~um AMI another Que was appointed
In tNo weeks, the 3'th ~ February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
wISr Brrrtl.

Mr.. Naomi Groycr fcll week agy
aul iuIur,-i her shoulder aad arm severe
l,. \ frsctur, - the former y fcarri
II 80 10 may pru,v a sefi"us cass AZ Nrs
e. l. Vrrv feeble oil ltdy.
IN. Go,si r-mpl,rs arr preparing tol
tu entertainment In the near future and
respectfully Invite a liberal patronag,
from the puhlic ~ one 20 the principal
objects L. o. incrcsss their funds little,
H., arr making an ciiort a. and Sill
probably satisfy al sho attend.
The annual IMPORT II our town officers
hl. gone o. th. printer aud must prov,
generally satisfactory document, a.
ihr summary 20 an town expenses Il
eril inside ~ the appropriation for the
.tme. \ VI chase a CO., Bryaut-
Pond. have the ioh again and car towus-
mru may look for an early anil neat pub
Ihafirn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
nIRRON

Mr.. and Mr.. frrd Cushm,n returned
from waisr,lllc thl. week. They Slll
live With NJ Packard vho Il To D. con
graduated a. not only k-vplng hls daugh'
tsf bat gaining son AZ scll.
R,rrvtt's apple pack"rs arr IN iosn
this w~,k.
Mr.. Ellen Dollcy !. still very sick.
Ellsworth ,ushmsn has begun io cat
ths lumlrr fof hi. new house to D. buill
in the spring.
We will say a. l.. u. that chickad~"
aud staftows have been round hcr- near
IA al winter ani some ~ them cu'ns
every day Tor their supply 20 crumbs
and gravel.
Prank ani Bert Glover are hauling
windows. etc. for the ncs academy.
The work !. progressing rapidly ani
the buiiiing fat ncarlng completion.
Mis- Nhhir llibbs l. enjoying her Nin'
ter IN California very much. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
RnanunX-

John lc-,l has bought a set ~ black
smith tool. aud !. doing HI. own repair
ing.
The Iiannsiori. az getting out timber
to repair their bulldings. They cut the
timber across the river on Barilctts
Land.
clinton Porter !. drawing a little birch
a. Mexico.
The srlcytmen settled With the trras-
urvr the Sih. They found "a. finance.
~ the town In fir.i class shape. Every
tos a oricf l. paid and $50 In the trra.-
ufy. \ number ~ years agu the town
Wa - much Ia deb, that they could no,
give the town away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
GRAFTON

4. p. Brcoks hal nlcc oN gr, his
leg hroksn while al work drawing log.
saturday last.
IL. Brown draws ,Io AZ Que lcad
wiih four horse. frum Bethel a. Grafton,
simon Stahl has bccn IN town SONS
Over a week visiting all the logging
camt,- In tosn selling watches and Jew
elr, a. the lumhsrmsn. strange a. u
may sryn D. sold over $50 worth oi
watches and ga slry a. the hard working
mmlsrmcn. Nc. >tshl tell. me that hi.
trade Nth the lumh-rnen amounts "a
over sls.W0 each Wiutsr.
Tho past monih has bccn iine Tor log
ging but ! do not think that the lumber
men IN, dolng a. we'll this winter a. they
have Coz the ptsttwo Nlnirrs.
We are having snow storm while
arife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
,Asr saow.,i1lp

The u. T.. :. q. met With Mi. l.sbcl
n. S,ickpey on the l0th.
l.. u. Gle ~. al home over sunday
lasi from Augusta.
Mr.. '. !, stickncy I. In very rcor
health.
Ndiis l.. Nllari !. AZ home from south
Chatham on vacation. She Will rriurn
Tor another term In two wccks.
Z. !. Allard AMI y. D.. Rounds arr ai
rari. serving on the lurics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

D..rs, D. staples a GO. have made
-.fH.r. nu their mill and have commenc-
.i'" .le .p"ol strip. aud have Arg
.tHfh.r,h 20 splendid quality now a. The
u.. lui are to pat la q circular board
.IH
ll.H jane. irish has been In toSn
SEVERAL Is1. booking after hi numbering
Interests.
u,ulgs u. staples made us hlhg
si.'t Iu company sith J.C. sSasey, ksq'
lev oliver has h-vn on visit "a Can-
'.u and drove back hi pair ~ handsome
.u.,' and took them into the Nos'ds.
fmmi : Nhbott i a. home irum Tan
'uu Ul "a yis.t and returns 90 take music
.r.sun. tni attend high school.
Pred Abbott hss extended hi boslon
visit o. include NeW Work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
hORIh ALBANY.

Winter Ia. come again aud reminds u
% Last December.
Newton Mo0rr'. child still fingers.
More than three months II has been a
great sufferer. II Is now under the care
~ Dr. Morton.
n. Robin. has been quite sick the
mast week, bat Il some better.
The Methodist society are a. have an
entertainment aud box supper at the
town house, Tuesday evening, Feb. ~.
All are cordially invited.
Report says VI. lnamsn has let hi'
farm 10 l.. Cumming. and they are tn ~
To Massachusetts, Tor year or more.
The Bean brothers are hauling their
timt,er 10 Walkers Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
BpOWSrItlD.

\ heavy Wind Tuesday night.
Friday evening.
Mr.. rogg IA. fillol hi. new store on
Main ~,rct With due stock ~ gaois.
Mr.. D.. Martin and children ~ Es.l
Hiram ar stopping at Charlie. Martin.
for few days.
Mr.. q. Harmon aud daughter ha,.
gone Ia Hiram for q short ,i.ii.
". i.inscott Ia. returned Ca Boston.
.. l.. Frink l. at I'ari. this week at
Tending cuurt.
Hattie Mansfield !. working Tor Mr..
T.. u. Bcan.
sheldon Boynton aud daughter sr-
boarding at the Central lIouse.
r.. n. lIcan has gone to Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

\ pleasant family party assembled 40
the hou.s % Mr.. and Mr. Cyuis Ripley
un the Jrl inst. o. celehmtc tn iiih an
anniversary 20 their marrhgv. Chllru.
grnuichillrvu sui gtvat-ganiChiilrsn
gathered AZ The family homrstcal aui
lrfi ussful ani appropriate ritts. An
eNCelleut p,sem vbs written Tor The uC-
,nsiou by NJ. ". e. 1rvvue. shich NAV
D. Published later
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
IAsr aErl.HI

The lyccum Tursdsy was very Inter
e.tiue ni- question "Re.olNei that
Money d. More to b. Desired than
Frirnd." "a. dscid-d Ia the Affirmative
Tl. newt lScvum rue.day evening,
February 18th. Qge.iion, "l'e.olNr,i
that Women have more Care. than Men.
Mr.. T.. : BARTLETT has t-en suffering
~ ifh srt.il-,la. Ia her hani. bat i nov
hsttrr.
NJ. Isaud~r swan aud Miss Ahhls
~aan from south Pari. visited al J. II
~Nau's last wv"k.
Mr.. >opha ~Nau hs- returned from
Durham.
g.. n. Hastings has bcen on hunting
rNts,litlDu up Wild River.
a.. :. bartlett .. attending the private
.cho1l aud boarding Al e.. Blake's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
Z OlxelglD

The Officers % the Grand Lodge, I. a.
q. D., " Maine, are expected Friday
evening To- take part In the dedication III
the rew hall for Tuscan Lodge.
I,r. North aud wife are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Harris.
Frank stanley went To Boston this
week.
Holman a Murch have an auction
February Ia and III IN sell their entire
stock of goods.
John Thompson Ia. purchased resi-.
dencc on corner II Weld AMI Mil Streets
OF DIR. Harris.
I.orn, February sth. Ia the wife ~
Newton =. stowell. q son.
February oth. to the wife II George
StanIey. a daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
nIEnRn

Rev. George Il. Sc,rles has accrpicd q
call Ia Montana AMI will leave Tor that
placv In two So.ks.
Rev. Mr. k-nnison I. holding evening
meeting. as.ist~i by Rev. Mr. Whiie.iie
IL Parls, Rev. Mr. smith 81 Norway and
Rev. Nj. springer ot Mc,hanic falls.
Ml.s Emily Scrihner ~ Portland
Formerly resident II thl. place, Tell on
M. Ice aud dislocst.i her hip.
Charlie. leat0n 10 ousfield Gore had
hls leg broken last week while logging
capt. charlie. Thomas will give 4
lecture AZ Bumpu. Hall under th" suspi-
~. ~ the Z. \. Roberts Poet. O.. \. u,
GA Monday evening. >ubic,t, "licr"c'
aud Battlefield. ~ the CNil War"
Jonathan Work died "Wednesday,
February 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
NEsicO-

One Mr.. Maxwell. with q crN ~ ~
men. IA. reached Rumford falls, where
they arr going a. work on the dam and
canal. Th"s. men have iast completed
q ioh AZ ii.,on. More men arr coming
next Monday. The work thcrv I. "a b.
carried on FROM now oui, am Informed,
without further .iops. rhls crew brings
= male cook ani I. going Ia occupy one
II The houses standing near the work.,
formerly occupied by \. y. Wing.
~pAukIs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

\ rarr TREAT was afforded tho.e vi De-
attended BrUf Paths rrsding Wv,lue.-
uaV evening t'ruf listtis L. CvItainlt
fine rlucutinuist, equally ~ elsr vith
fhe pathetic ant The humorous. IT, gave
re- ,sri~i programmes, Including sumr
short sslcctiuns. The hr.t at "a hi dram
atifation 20 NiCboits Nlrkelhy, ln Whi,h
D. assumed che character uf The ,ariou.
I.ersons " ith es.s. and llDNells' farye.
IN, sleeping Car fhs lat mruiionr,i
"took" ths i-.t 20 ANYTHING D. rad iu
thr humor,u. In.. The Nor~aV Mals
yuartetts assisted hy some gund sing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
EAST WATERFORD .

George Pike of Norway has beeu stay
ing Ia the place a few days fishing Ia
Long Pond. IL caught over twenty
pickercl.
Charles York injured his foot by step
ping ON a nall so he IL unable To work.
Mrs. ID. q. Pride has been spending
few days at Norway. Her grandson
Carl Mixer. returned home with her.
Eugene Nelson IL cutting Ice for u
Abbott. -. -,
-Four cases Of chicken pox la w. ii
Keen's family.
Helen Sanderson ls spending . fort
night with her grandmothsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
WILSON'S MILLS.

!. \. Backman Ia. bccn plas,ering hi.
son Walter. house. ~ usual thing
plasicring al this season II the year
would not be success. In this locality.
IL ia settled fact that the rarmsch-e-
nec Club will build house at the fcot
~ the meadow. under th. supervision IL
!. :. Danfouh. The lumbcr and the
entire frame will b. bought of aud haul.
81 from iIeflin Mills. The bragg llros..
~ Errol. have the job 81 hauling the
lumber.
". T.. Pickett had scarc-ly recovered
from HI. accident on the log binding,
when b. Vas severely kicked by horse.
hurting his arm aud face badly.
II. ~. l,oonc has bccn sick but u nov
hack In camp. lie u cooking for Cam
srun a >turteNant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
aaXANI,s POND.

The representation by our local talent
81 a negro minstrel concert Thursday
evening afforded amusement for large
audience. Considering the brief space
OF time given Ia preparation, they made
a good display. Many of the exercise.
we're loudly encored by the audience.
Dr. i.log Of Carthage was In town thi'
week.
Mrs. Morris Mllleti. who has been
stopping at ID. 4. Coles, has returned Ia
her home Ia Ashland, Mass.
Miss Iena Felt IL at home on a vaca'
ton from the Norway High school.
Our village school closesin two weeks
aud there will b. one weeks vacation
bfore the free high school commences.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
HARTFORD

Buiu. Bfaut l. dsngvroasly sick.
Co., had "a .h.sk about tWu Wrrks ago.
NE Line sghDol hnishes thu scrk
under th- Instruction. ~ NJ. John Tar
Ia. Prom What Ne hear VI. faflln ha'
taught tn cNcvlirut school.
NJ. Iisiu Hoard had q dlspaich
ths other dAy that her mother l. very
.i.k in Masarhuse o..
10 d. at.,ui time o. Manufacture canil-
date. fbr .eIr,tuirn a. th- molassss rsum
AZ Hartford ,yutrv.
w. IHf.r
The msrfibcy 20 Dexter Gurney which
art-ar,-l iu Let wvrk's p-mncrtt Nas q
mistake. o. was 80 reported In Buck
fsId. luurs,
M, CtsuNAN.
Hartford. February llth. lsll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
SWEDEN

The friends n Mr.. Georgv Palmer 81
Rruaklinr. Mas. acre much s,ddcn~l
40 OIL. Sudden aud untlm.ly death, whlch
ocyurr,zl IN that clty CA January 18th.
o. had brrn fur Some years conneCi~i
slth The Cirvuii Road cat - l.0ston aud
hi. funeral a. attended ~ the railroad
mrn. A. psssc. ~err given 10 All the c'n.
r'oyrs al.oa large delegation 20 The
knights 10 ilonor 90 which order the de-
.vtssl sas q msml-r.
Married. AZ North Brhlgton, February
tth. NJ. jaime. Allen. ~ Hriigton. sud
Nj. t.eurria Nr,ers 20 sweden. rheiT
many friruds Nish them much happiness
aud PROSPERITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

Harry l.lssrll,n q the salvation
Army held a meeting Ia the frrc baptist
churrh the nth Inst liz sahicci, The
Ni.sion ~ the salvation Army Na'
Ii.tsnsSl a. With much lniet~si.
school clo.,i Ia the village district ih'
nth inst. Nil. Ncri, i.adden ~ Div
held teacher. Thls Nas her third icru
la thl. district In succ-s.lon and bet
tsruty-clgh,h term la all
M. sslcctmrn mcrt this Friday 4
,-sln The work - making out another
wars rvport.
Tho ladies af- busy getting really Tor
To- d~iicatipn ~ the oid fclloN. Hall
Al piNdsli un the 18Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
UPTON.


Where u johuf
Certain things have occurred for some
time past which remind us of the last
part ~ Rev. tO1.
Mr.. allie Abbott has retnrnec '" he'
home In Norway.
Laforest Rragg Ia al home suffering
Nth rheamstlsm. Several of his CHI
dren are also sick.
There /. 4 general complaint Of rheu'
mafic troubles In various forms =,
MABEL West was taken BY the family
into the living room Yesterday. she
cannot walk yet but is improving very
slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
sGWRY

10 agci people Who forr.aw In The
cloudle.s ,andclmas bay two-months
perpetual snow storm ths.e beautiful
February days af- an endless surpri...
Mr. and Mrs.. a.. ". stearn. aud
daughter and Mr.. liutter., 81 -,oucham,
have l-cn Visiting At !. :. Aliens.
Mr.. y. Tra.k % sunday River u sick
sith erysirclas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17

1t. the .illic.t thing ever aW, bat
IT, sWfullv cute. scrme,l o. b. IN gen
vral opiniou Ia regard a. thr rag hahy
show iriiay evening. Crrtaialy nothing
Cuu1 hsVr locked morv riliculogs than
did ths rag babies. several svoi ieCal
hits Serv made, anil r,thlng "took
With thu auiieucr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
MILLS

The spool mill vas hurn.d o. ths
/ sruaud sunday night, February 9TH. II
b. supposed a. have caught In the cn-
zine r,sum. u l. l0ss o. the company
ani throws shout hfty men out ~ EN-
/ plo1msnt Al that ssy,,i the village
/ aas The quantity - .nos on the huild-
I irss anil around them. 'iii'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
RIIMEnRn

Good .lsighing asain, bat not 80 goo'
on the river Tor the truiters. The Ncisra'
Eclair. tWcniy years old. shoSs up lik'
i colt and can trut a = % clip any daN
Business l. ycry quiet.
Miss Kmlly GodWin u AZ home again
The village school clo-es this week.
Whooplug cough has bern prevalent
iu Thu region.
The sick ones arr 0n the intending
hand.
eur attorney. :. X. llutchins, IA
hen a Pafi. attending count this week
al Birkt,sll 4. Al work fot otis Hove
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
srOSEsA.

W. Mary brown, Who has suffered
% mtuy wears with shrOnic asthma, i
very loV ani not expected % recover.
Maurice Bicknell has been out and got
Cn.d ant i down SICK again.
Frci ribbstt. has improved very fast
ior The last few DAYS.
T.. VI. Bartlett was In town last week
Albert Littlefeld l. al Paris, a grand
iurOr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Parkhurst, who has been visiting
at &. W. Partridge's, has returned to
Augusta where her daughter IL very
sick.
James smith has been quite sick with
rheumatism, but IL better.
II. n. Morrill, IL up country hauling
timber. lie IL the man who lately haul
ell the biggest load for one pair OF horses
In that section.
Emma stevens IL at home during ths
school vacation.
School closes this week In this district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
EaHERuRl cENrRE

Is..Hfa extend ms heartfelt tmnA'
. ..I..f uftlr N. O.. chur,h to thr rr,'-
.' fl. ilsrhUr ami ,iciuliy Tor On, ir
.F ..f sI ana hearty cooperation In
.h. H..A 10 raising ihs church detf.
.... t..h fH thank thu.s Who we're not
..r.u.r't Interested Ca thr work, bat
..-......i -n generously o. my s"liciia-
.... or adj Ma. 4. \ BUApitN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
p,jutoeo POINT

The Rumfori Point Dramatic ,lut
played "Thc Danger signal Monday
evening, the -. Ia a cnowdei house. \
good play ani well acted, was the YER
diet. over 81 tickets were sold.
The steppers are out on the lee
Everybody seems to have q trottcr.
IN. grange !. going tn have program
for the year printed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
auckElEIn-

Mi.s Ellea a. Morrill, returned frou
isos' "a on the 9Th inst.
Tie Odd Fellows dsSllcstel their hal
last Thursday evening.
Rv. Robert Srott ot Monmouth VA
IN tuNn last wcek.
Nj. =. q. Fuller ~ Gllbertyille !. th'
guest ~ Henry u. irish's family.
Mics Mahel irl.h. q recent graduate II
Hebron academy, has entered ho.iot
University.
The village school. closed the winter
term ~ eleven weeks last Friday.
Elisha Pratt. principal of the high
school, sold ~ ''Ceorgc logsn" colt
At wssk. -rumOr avs for slsn.w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-02-17
hORrn BucsuEID.

plrIrl Fletcher aui vlfs ~ lvru ar
,..II.Hs friend. and relative. la our
pitg".
1,prr, Ilsali - cam irn. formerly ~
thI. place. q. Ni.iiing her..
y. Mason - ~outh rari. Nas Al \. D.
Mason. he sth.
Nr,ta. Tarrar l. al u. l.. Hrrar's for
10 short time.
D IIoUi. il,ll whom reported dan
s,rlu.l, iIi lat scek died the iih, agrd
30 wears.
jaime. D.. Bisknrll D. home from hi'
logging iob az Hartford. The snoS goi
.a deep aud hard had Ga give 10 up.
~rortius msu arr having lots ~ iuu
~ ifh their hursrs uu ths icv.
our 81 q. \. Msrrrn'. l'c.t horses got
hurt iu th, tail frS night. ago and h
very hme 10 thls writing.
Mr.. ur. Gihb. "a liycrmorc falls,
daughter q Eiiah Turner 20 this placr,
ahUm reported very feeble i slowly
gaining 10 thi. Nriiing