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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
WEST Btr-tL

such mild, beautiful pc,cmher weather
4. not often experienced. - different irom
IA. zero weather 81 wear ago. III"
lum,-rmsn may D. wishing ior snow
and will probably D. granird the favor
In ,hundtnc, Ia lsa..
4. :. Bean Ia. shut down night Work
In hi. mill for the prr.sut.
(. 4. bean IA. hire John stiles To
run hi. farm Tor another wear.
~,uunlr-l. have mad. a second break
into our village .chool hou.", turning
over and mi.plsclng thing generally.
Adrian, q little son ~ D.. Payson 'ro-
,.f. f,ll In the barn few da,. ag"'
breaking Que bone ot the wrist and us
lorating the other.
Arrtngrment. are heing made Tor
Chri.tnas festival at this piece. Ee'
NJ. p-ar- 1. IA, prime worker ia th'
mn,emrnt, ~ hc l. al.o miuiicstlng
much interest Ia the spiritual welfare o'
the place.
Greer Merrill I. al home few week
from I,a.ton where be- !. learning th'
p,ttsrn makFT'. trade.
IT. Hsker IL ctnNasslng the town
for .uh.crit,srs Ia the history at Bethel
The volume will contain over 900 page.
and will d. wanted by every .on aud
daughter Of our thrifty old town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
,ASr SIMMER


Re-, u. : llibb,rd aud ". H. hast
man attended the meeting II th" Young
People. LniraNor ~uciety 40 Brtl'
last Tuc.dsy
Christina. festival. are being talked
az. shall 49, have q sleigh rii. them
~omr ar- anNiously awaiting shedding
that have taken sluirr jnh. of tssming
''~puth Buckhrld." "John." Gilbert
Iiltuu sni '~lucum' hspp-n~i a. b- "n
thc .irr-t. ~ Burkheli one dsy Last
wr,k. They made q stylish four-in.
hand turnuut although tribe l'an.
Back sui Illi had on head Ch"yk' ani
for leader. stepped 30 we'll, john
inl ~Io.um, On the pole hung back, inst
enough q" keep the team from running
away. Hulk and Hilton work veil sln-
gle ~ duublr. bat John work. bet -iu.
gle. although With gpui handling and
rNt-tirnc" Ne think wuuli hitch up we'll
on "a. polr. Taken Together the team
Z. light hitch. bat extremely elegant.
SItsItN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
snInIs

cur winter .,h"ol. ar all In session
nov Mr.. y. ~. Nclntir- t"ach"s la
| No. I Mr.. \. II, Mhltrhousc In NJ. : ,
Iirrths stevens Ia thu Flint pistrici aud
. lillian FIint in the ,.uirr Di.tri,t all az,
r,.ilsnt. 81 our tosn; Miss Hlsnrh"
i,us..ll ~ l.n,cll Ia the lilh,A Mountain
DItrgt.
Mis-. Mari \ r,rr, l. teaching IN
SLOW.
Frank Hove aud wife - lIo'ion are
|at 4 " Ferry. on q Nsit.
Ern~.i Bennett rrvvntly visited friends
in NuhUrn.
I,.,. 4. Iurington u holding a ."ri~.
~ m-ciiug. At the VI. D.. church in thi.
placr BE- l. assisted hy Rev VIZ. DAVE
~ Maple. aud Rev Mr. rarliu of bfidg-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
nEAAAak.

Died, In Denmark, bee. 9th, Mr.. Mary
A.. wife Of Jsmes smith, aged ~ years
, month. aud q days. Mrs. smith was
born In thl. town and has spent the
most Of her useful life here. She wa.
the daughter of the late Jonathan aud
Polly Howe Alexander. early settlers OF
the town aud wa. universally respected.
Mrs. smith was \ respected member of
silver Lodge ID. Of u. and NJ. Mon,h
CHAPTER, No. q. Eastern star. Boti
.ocietle. attended the funeral In body
and the Eastern star performed their
burial service. She leaves = husband
aud sou. one brother aud Two s.'e,s'
Dr. smith Of Cornish and Benj,min =.
smith and their wives attended the
funeral. Rev. Mr.. Eastman OBLIGATED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
Noata aiIcsriylD

Henry Head 4. teaching In the Darne'
District.
Our school Ia. been clo.sal for th'
week ca account ~ the sickne.. of the
t.schrr. El,s Head.
Dr. Gibb. sni wife ~ IIy.rnorr Fails
sDl l.. 4. Keen sni wife ~ E,.t sumn.T
have been visiting In our place this
week.
The Warren llrother. have done mo.t
~ the buich-fl1g round here this fall.
Cry iIouney sui Maud Head went
Ia Norway saturday, a.. STU.
Mr.. 4. a.. Pearson AMI Mrs. u. Monk
w.r- At East sumner, the Sth.
~. Mason Ia. .old hls wool Ia \,
y. Andrews ot Norway.
clark l.ccorl has .sappe'l cows again,
this time With Marx S,mp.on ~ Turner
Trading shoits !. quite business In
the village at thi. writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
EAST Btrrtl.

The warm aud delightful weather u.
appr-,i ,tsi aud improved hy all.
skating pariie. ENJOY the moonlight
evening".
Mr.. Emma Ncrdhim ~ Gorhim, v.
a., 1. visiting her sl,ter, Mr.. W. D.
liruNn.
Nil. Eta Este. hi. returned Ia her
work At Walthsm, Mas.
Mr.. MARY E.ie. i stopping Tor q
while az talon Bltkc's.
Carter a Hutchinson drive their Ia =
lot ~ cattle from TIL. plar- be-. lIih.
Mr.. Burr-ll ~ Auburn !. visiting her
sister. Mr.. Gallon blake.
pl.,i. dee. 5th, Mr.. Lydia Bean, aged
about u years. Funeral service, we're
held at her home Dee. 9Th, Rev. Mr..
Hardy officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
OXFORD.


Mr.. Ellsworth has returned from fort-
land. The doctor. found " necessary To
r,moy. one eve. ~, 4. doing well.
There will be- public Installation 81
officer. of th. 4. \. Roberts Post, 70. \.
a., AZ Bumpu. Hall, "wednesday, jan
uary 9Th. -,
Re,. George Avery Of Top.ham Viii
exchange pulpit. With Rev. Mr. Wsthen
sunday.
An Invitation IA. been extended to
him IA IN. Division of Sou. of Temper
apce to give lecture on the thir ami
yer.ary Of the equalization OF their
order.
MARY Jones, Lena Pcrkln. and Alan'on
Paine are teaching schools la town.
Don't fall to ace the hand.ome't line
Of holiday goods In the county at the
Move. Drug Store, Norway. Lowest
prices guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
nOarn PARIS

Arthur Alley Ia. moved FROM this
village Ia the place h0ugbt Of Mr.. Cur
n. near Wet Paris.
Mr.. Ann Chase Ia. bought the y. j.
Cu.hman stand.
n. ". Dunham Ia. .old carload oi
Christmas tree. for the Boston market
Sir. Elliott OF south Woodstock !. getting
thcm Oh.
The Ilitlchale brother. expect Ia saw
a large lot Of birch TIL. winter. u VII
go Ia the spool mill At Bryant. Pond.
La Packard |. yi.iting At 'yprisn Hen
sons.
4 singing school !. being taught b,
Mrs. Chamlerlln ~ south Woodstock.
Mr.. EnOch Bartlett Of south Wood
stock I. very feeble aud not expected u
live long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Preparations indicate that Christmas
b. nearing
4 D. ~uekusy, With luis aud Rita
gsirgusf. lsft ou the Eth Tor Bueno-
Awe. o. D. gun, Tor .iN mouth. pruha'
Div. Whitman. l.at-l AMI sammy
~ti,kaey lctt M. same dAy ior hrnt :
uU. Nj. The" More returned with
them
The rir,lc met 40 Z. II. fr.."nden.' "u
IA. th. sui decided o. haSra box supl~'
Al th,. Tow % house Ca the 2ird. aud NJ
connection With the King. Daughter
HAYES .,l, ~ fancy articles al The ''m'
time.
Mr.. \. ". Man.helii. In I'oor health
Nj. John uui.tlou al.u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
sRow.gItlD.

The ,iilag. .lhUol. cumm.uc~i Dee
sth. Grammar taught by Charles stan
lev 20 East Brusuh~li. Primary taught
by MI. ~snturn 81 Es.t nvumafk.
Uure a number arv .iyk With colds VI
m. ,illag~.
&. T.. whitney IA. moved Into >clicr
Boyuton'. huus~.
sherman Mrllonnsl has a rent Ia
part ~ his fathsr's house.
Eugvn- Marin continue. quite sicS
Nr. and Mr.. Ros" have returned
from Boston where they have bccn Ni''
iug their children.
NJ. william >san has gone Ia Doe
ton a. D. ah.sni a few Acvk..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
lOcss's MILLS.

Mr.. George l.. Merrill !. soon to move
All. family Ia bethel, where he has taken
. po.liion az the Superintendent OF the
.,.pol factory of the American Bobb'n'
snooI aud Shuttle GO. We regret "a
lose such good citizen.
A very sucoe.sful term OF scho"l
taught by Mr.. MAY BIckfori closed
last Friday Ia District No. 10.
Mr.. N. \. Young has moved his lam
Ily IA Bethel. Our blacksmith MI. ID,
A. Milton has engaged Mr.. iounss rent
,nd IA 10 move In at ooce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

bal Won e,ets ot 90 put u Ia more
.tsfyltypsd aud detailed form, dii the
oldest iuhahitant ever 80 more pheasant
wrsthsr Ina ps,vmb~t than ~ had last
w,.k aud thi. thu. fatf The cattle ~"
gazing ,uutsuteily Ia the hrld., ir".,
al out ~ The ground, and icr Oui oi the
t-and. ani streams. Last Monday Que
farmer gathered forrest leave. from the
woo d. by the cartload for Niuier bed
ding aud the next dsy hiulrd manure
/ la ,irs % al thi. u i no marvel that
/ the western Yankee b.gins 90 talk ~
selling cut aud coming back 10 bssk la
/ New Eugland sunshine the remnant oi
/ hi DAYS.
There arr getting Ia D. som. gocd
mark.msu aud also maTksNomen about
here John Titus has killed twenty.
/ eight Woo,ichuck. aud perhaps AZ many
T CROW the pat season With hls rvP-at'
ing ride. aud will take rabbit on the
run or . partridg. ca the sing sbou'
/ ever, time. Nor does be- have to cfecI
up tn within thru. OF four rods 20 ths
.,.n,.. iu order 90 hit u q. se boys wer,
I obliged Ia do sith oar little pop guns
nftV year. ago: u the vulnerable par
If the animal !. plainly within the nrh
az vision that u enough. NOuldn
Washington have liked Ia have feN re-
imsnt. arm.d With such picce-, Instead
81 thu old iini-lOck muskst when be ~s'
a,htin.it oat on thi. line With John But
lat then h. got there all the same, onl'
Il toOk him somewhat longer.
The Uth.r day u. ". Hove. dog tree
, Wrasel. aud Mr.. Hove teipg ava,
from home. his wife took hi. gun aud
brought the animal Ia the ground ~l''
All the dsxierity aud ccolnes.of a irNa'
ranger. IL |. propo-ed during the neN'
legislature Ia extend the franchise u
tb.. women. a. IL ought "a be.
Harry Iswellyn. the sai'ai'"nl.'
CAV, the people q good discourse al tl''
sh,d,y,. school house last sabbath.
pa :. n. Cummings !. sgaln 80 pro.-
t,,t,,I With rheumsti.m a. 10 be hardly
abe to get out % the house.
Don't fail to see the hsndsome-t lin'
% holiday good. In the county al IN.
Move. Drug store, Norway. i"~es'
prices guaranteed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
NIRAv

col. Aldric VI. 'lemon. u Ia q critical
condition ~ health from heart disease,
NJ. C,leh =. ,lrmon., an aged aud
worthy cltigru. /. In feeble health.
w shall ml.. the shlc, careful and
versatile pen ~ Julg" Woodbury. from
the correspondents columns. W" shall
w-lconlr hi. .uc,-ssor to our cir,lr.
pcc. lnth, hare ground and q m"'t
b-suiiful day.
The Library Association !. gaining new
membcr. aud Ia. cume Ia staN. Tie
library has hcrn C,rrfully .elert"i.
llctl-rt IIoh.nn II Improving IN health.
Ismu.l ,"ti"u Ia. quilt" fory" ~
min W. III. axe handle mandatory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
CANTON.

C.s. Page I. very sick with typhoid
fever.
Invitations are cut for dance Al
Union Hall. Canton Point, next Tues
dsy evening.
III. Unlyer.alI.t Circle will meet With
Mrs. John 4. svssey next fhursdsy
evening.
Nj. carrie Sws.ev Ia teaching school
In IN. I'iu. Wood. District.
The unl,,r.sll.t Dramatic Club will
play their dram, The Viewing bowl
At Dixfeld next Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
DIARIES,
ALMANACS,
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
FOR 1892, At
SHURTlEFF'S DRUG STORE,
SOUTH PARIS. MAINE.
ur.sr>.rm', NOTICE.
o,,t,1 90 tnT -HtEiIT 80 oNToEp t"r>
-TAIl az MAINE

o,,t,1 90 tuT -HtErIF 80 ONTuRp t"r>rf.
-TATE 80 NAi>E
OXFORD, - -i,,s 10, " l-l
This d. g. give nutirs. that un the I'm hal 81
be-. 4 ~ lot. q warrant To- Insolvency "a.
l..u..i aut 81 the ,aan ~ Insolvency Tor
All Iaunty - UNfori. against ths estate ~
J...n Hus.su - Hurkhsti. aUuiE~i o. -
an IN ..slgrnt INrtnf. Tsrtlttun ~ all hfht"f
which f.titiSn 80. u-si 90 TIE lrl tsl OF
h.. 4 10 I-st. o. shifh hst narnssi Hate ihisfv y
an sl.ins 4. o. IT, computed, that The la1 me ~ "i
am ,Isit. ani the delivery AMI transfer ~ any
prspsrty l-bngdng o. satt dehi"f u him ~
Er Ia. 49, auitls delivery ani transtsr ~ soy
,,f,t.fty hy him arr fufbtllsn ~ as that q
meeting ~ the Cr,-it1f. ~ all l'slf"f W pt"',
th.tf hslds ani rht-.-s one 90 inarr Assisn""s ~
hi. estate. Gill L. hshl alta Count ~ lnsn'snf
a. 4. hnhlsu Al Paris On sAii tounty, "n u' th
day - Jan. 4 -. led, II nine "eh-A w wv
aiseu under nay hahi The late ar'' above
w. WHITES. p,puiy -hsrif,
a. Nr..ensrr n the Court ~ Insolvency, fOf
.aii Coabty of Osfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
.gwRy

Died. IN NrNt,. MONDAY. Dc,. ;th, At
thu residence 81 hi. s"n. y. :. BAKER
Ou. Bakrr, aged alout = years.
\ little daughtefof :. \. lame. AZ the
Hrsn,h !. quite seriously W..
g. Hishari.on and wife 10 >outh
p.ri. arrived ln town Tue.iaN morning
a. Welt Mr.. II sick father. oti' Baker,
and found that hr had pa..ed away l'--
fore their arrival. They will : op Over
for IA. funeral which !. to De- IhursiaN
morning, a. also their daughter, Mi.s
Iva, Who came "Wednesday.
Orrin Foster l. getting doNrl iimh"r
which hr Intend. "a haul a. 4. \. Thur
ton a N,NrN Corner.
.Ip.hu, IloNaul l. also cutting iiml"r
for Thur.ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
TAST HEbRON

Charlie kr,us IA. .old hls chestnut
mare o. Mr.. Addison Monk.
!. =. Fuller has just returned from
Portland With csrload 81 g""ds.
Farmer. cau gvt an kinds 20 grain of
Nj. FULLER 40 low pfivr.. Mr.. Fuller
~. hired \. VI. Fogg o. help him Ia the
sturv for a month.
Nj Eu.tu. IIa,rs Neut l-furv The
oxford huard 20 examining surgeons th'
OH Iu.t
A. l.. Harlow 9. very sick With Ia
grippe aud Bright's disssse.
Mi.. Miranda Merrill has gone Ia
Lewiston o. D. treated for canr'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
RnIhuRY

The snow d. gone and the weather ].
Ike summer compared vith lat year a.
thi. time.
N.C. In,ks hn. gone home q. their
1. no hunting on the htrr ground.
Th.rv cam" near lsing hig slaughter
II lear.. hut the harv ground saved
thsm. Nc ll1yk" took home 90 ~'l"iu
Two due bu,a d~-f On~ Killed D., m-u
from C,nhtgr, the either Killed %, Pred
Week.. The deer will haN" frspltr an
On another .uov romr.. The, arr m"rr
plsnt, than lat wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
WILSON'S MILLS.

4. : Flint aud Fred Martin we're In
tosn Monday.
X. :. Bean spent tSo days tracking a
bear the fret ~ the week, bat the bear
had hi. eve teeth cut aud had no notion
IT b.ing caught.
sadie Bean {. staying With Mr.. Hat
tie bennett.
Joseph Carter Ia. moved hi. family
into H. q. Bennett. to .tsy through the
logging season.
Mr.. Minerva Chandler came up this
week.
p. \. Flint hs- los, another horse.
Had IL. leg broken Ia tie woods.
4. ". Clark has secured his pension
aud been tO lIcrlln the pa.t week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
tAsr WATERFORD

Rom. Dcc. 5, "a the Niic oi EiNari 4.
Hilton. a sou.
No congregational circle me, II John
E,~rytt's. The Ith.
Me- Nuni~ Narrvn i sp~niing = lev
we,k. vith her sister, Mr.. John EN"f-
vtt
NJ. X~hulon Nhlutt Ni.ii~i her
mother in Yarmouth r-'~utlt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
uprOs

vii N,kl~, hsd = limb i,ll on hl. i"'i
rue.is, In ssN that damned 10 bail,
To 49, bruught out 20 the w""is Wei
ussdak.
NJ. n. Z Chas~ Ia. gone Ia Efrnl io
vnrk fur Walter Wet.
Tho lake 4. froF-u 80 a. a. make g",-i
skttiug
D. ri. Gu.lsin and walter Fuller sfr
prvssing hAN.
~, continued dry weather make. u
hard fur lumh~rmen.
Nlphsu. ballard 1. doing chorr. ior
lisnfy Lombard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
h. NEuoRiAN
ian 80 Nj. PtTAsANr BlBENAu
IotSE. I. ~. a.. y.
4. t. a. T.UT

ian 80 Nj FtTAsANf EthtAAl
LotrGE. I. ~. a. D.
-. PARE. pr,. m. lS3l. ,
I.r ,hr hrsf tim. our silver cord i
I-...t .nd our golden boN i br"S"u'
ana ae - si-,ut The street r.. m"utn"r,.
u..r Ib,s-i slater and earnest v"-s"tk rf'
NJ. Laura D.. ~huulrh, B. uo more. llrf
f...s IsNstaut. The lrN hand ~ lNath
B.. ,.uf,hri her b,,dN, but there y.
comfort ,n the thought that her .oul =
.- H,ius la the arus 81 loving
~.E.HIr.
~. ds.Irv o. plagv ou rvvoui and pst-
r.f.ttfs the memory ~ her talihtal 'ie
al, christian character. N"ung ln Nrai',
.t. t1.sttI,- 20 that pare Noinhhhn',,i
st 70 .s.a. 90 r,iss. purity and enno''r
ff.e -tk aud fal.ru. IA, l. dead '"'
Do s.rA .till live.
with .sIIieus,l hsa,rts Sc offer !" h"i
.r..a aH ftnIl, and relatives the warm
81. .f tumtn sympathy, aud comnirnd
tHfu fH the ,iry "a Ou~ sho hss prom
..s.f rH ID. aith thsm and susttin them
m -.uls q trpuble.
NNNIf n. WILso>,
HArru " BpNNtN, tom.
IlA 4. MuTEIIE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
IASI PERIL

bon B,bh ha. moved Ia Canton on Ia
the Ford place.
Thomas fsrrar snapped hi. two colts
"A i'm Walter Irish for hl. Boone horse.
Nell Dr-hon visited Portland the past
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
PERU

Alden Burgc.. has moved up on his
lot of Wild land In siberia.
McGrcgor brother. are blasting out
the ledge near u. W. Babb's aud they
make auite a rattling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
NNNIE n. Wii-oN,
Harms " BpNNlN tom
Ih q. NuItIIE,

ll.f a vori. whss sou n~ed any
a'ug tn artr. ~ into tts Blue store,
Nareaf Maine. and NOa siii nEd The
- t.surtmynt aBi pricc. the lowest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Nogsui. 20 families hles. the dsy
he ths, learned the use % Hum
.'-is >,s.ihc. Numbers Que aud seven.
,,ssshs, Colds, BrOnchitis aud sore
'h'ests Arr always cured BY them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
rhs Oxford pemoerat.
"ON THE HILL.
DIRECTORY
piEtC pigN

..fIrar9b HsF 4 4 Ws.iss. fas
- =. ..srr -anliaV ~ m 49, ~anlisy
o. .s.I.aIh tFeuing ~srNtrs 81
a. 80. NaFUnEs tharsiaY htsainE. a
~ .f era NJ a. - usnitan.
s. s.n.z1l ever -untiay ~ p
$50. a.I .shtl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
STATE ov MAINE.

,oI>Tt 80 uNIoHp, ..
supreme Juiicial Court, .
Od. Term, 4. -. lot.
JAMES FRENCH ". Am klhbALL-
And nov on suxzc-tls" o. The ,our that Ans
kiwls.ii The prinripsi D,fsBiant al the time ~
m. ..T,tr. IL ths Writ. Sas nj an inhahltah'
81 thi. state ant hal no tenanii Agent 80 di"fnel
within the sane that be- gu'-is 90 tstats hsNe
i..,n attarhs.i In this arttun, ani that -. "a
ri A. pstie. ~ alt .ult oF attachment. w i
OaBEsTB. Ihst notics ~ TIE Ien,isney ~ lhl'
.uit H. gi,sn o. the AIT l,efso.lshi, ~ rnbl.n
IN an sttsstsi COPY ~ this orief, tegsthsf VII
al .ntr.,t ~ he plaintin's VIII, thrvc setA'
.g~.e..i,.ly In the Onfsri ismefsi hss [.
,.stsr printssi a fsrt. In ssh tounti, us
l..t path siian g. ~ nsf les- tisn lhlIV nAi
hsfsrs the neat term ~ all toaN, " -
bsllea Al Pans In AMI for all ,ounif! 90
H. .ss.,ni Tus.siay 20 tshrusry, \ u l-si
that alt pyfrusisRt may usn sol usts
appeaT ansi aaswef u 'Aii 'a'' " '"s IN"
Ausa --ALBEgr :. AUSTIN, C'ers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

N U.mfsH.. Ir.furr uu lanu-
....I evening wa- U.usirai'i
.e. -.m'sr 20 fur ,Iras ~ ih'
H.rs.. CO.,. I.usifairi tall
.t,r br hHur and a half. aui
a.. ... "A. sIIh much .Hirrvst hN e
Nftsr ths ,.u-s 20 The
.h.arIa trs mI., sl.auruus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

.. IHrr.u1 90 ths itir
eh 900 ''e ...iRi au.tIHu
..Frsfr|N. Rt DIE ii' rrsI.
... ~.f.rIst. b.. lH. at lH
Ils HrI,.rs fH Del sHIi
..| .f.sr.. .Hes. ari uili'r
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GREENS FARMS.

Through her counsel, J. D. Toomey, Jr, of Fairfield, Mrs John Becker has brought suit against John J. Alvord for $1000 damages for closing the highway on her premises. The writ is issued not against Mir Alvord only, but also against Mrs Nelson Alvord (his mother) and Matthias, his helper. The case is return able to this term of the civil side of the court of common pleas, but it is hardly likely that it will be brought to trial be- fore Fall, as the defendants can, by talk ing the limit of time allowed for filing an answer, bring it so near the end of June that the courts will not take up the case before adjournment for the Summer. Mrs Becker is, however, ready and willing to ask damages for every day the road is closed and will allow it to remain so, un- less the selectmen of the town, on the gronnd that Mr Alvord has closed pub lie highway, compel him to reopen it.
 Mrs Charles Meeker has returned from 8 fortnight at Norwood, N. J.
 James Phipps and family came to the Farms, last week, and will open the Phipps' hotel on the 18th.
 Mrs Rapallo and family arrived at their Greens Farms home, Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1891-06-05
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think so; from the fact that three liquor shops are in full blast here and doing an immense business, particularly on Sun- days. The writer, in walk of mile or so, one Sunday, met four drunken men near Williams's saloon, one in state of beastly intoxication, almost unconscious ness, going home to his wife and little ly out of his teens, was staggering home to sick mother. It is a disgusting fact that one cannot walk through Long Hill street without encountering half dozen drunken men. It is time that something was done and, if the men here have not got spirit enough to close these places, let the ladies see what they can do.
 ''The Danger Signal' was a success financially, as we'll as entertaining. The receipts were SIP. The actors deserve a great deal of credit in sustaining their parts so we'll. Everyone seemed pleased and expressed wish that local talent would soon give another treat of the same kind. A sociable will be held at the hall Wednesday night, 10th; if stormy, Thurs day night. Cake and ice cream will be held at the hall, Wednesday night, 10th if stormy, Thursday night. Cake and ice cream will be served. Those wishing cream by the quart will confer favor by leaving word at the depot or run the chances of being able to get it, as those going to the hall to be served by tht plate will be waited on first.
 Mrs John Chapman and little daughte
 of Bridgeport were at D. $. French's
 last week.