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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WISr PERU.

The County Commissioner. we're "
town the sIth and 3jth locating road.
made nscs..ary by the extension 81 tb'
railroad. They stopped With Commls
slon.r Woodsum.
Jane. Turielott has flx.d up the Wal
ton sas MILL into boarding house and
la. twenty-five bosriers.
Irwi. Dunn Il home from Falmouth
where b. has bccn doing Job % cirpcn'
tering for u. W. Limit.
The llne ~ the railroad Ca RumfOrl
Fall. 1. we'll supplied With peidler. oi
all descriptions, including whissey. NJ
the falls there u not much ~ city an
lee. the stake. count that make the lot.
and streets, bat crossing the new ferry
you will .Oou reach the store 10 squire
Park where may b. found all kinds oi
good. usually kept In q variety store.
lIis stock include. msn's and boys cloth
Ing, hats. csp., boots, .ho"., dry aud
fancy goods, groceries, hard and tia
ware, In fact Bro. Park keeps anything
vou want Ia make home happy and .ell.
al cheap a. eau bc bought anywhcre.
Ia. new city would de- veil to give th.
E.quirc q lot Ia the business part ~ the
new city aud .ct him up al store keep
ing.
20. Walker. rr4iton lIainmon and
T.. D.. Demeritt are hauling Stone for the
railroad rulyrrts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
ALBANY.


George w. IIeckler's two eldest sons
Who have bccu at interyale, ". H., tn
past season, are at home Ia enjoy Thanks
giving. Ills daughter also Was at homs
aud they had full family reunion.
Herbert I. lean who has been LA Nm
dover, MAss., the past season, IL nc home
Mr.. A. q. lean had the pleasure ol
having his children all spend Thanks
giving with him.
Thanksgiving passed OF about AZ
usual.
The Y. rs. &. X. held q doughnui
festival At the vestry Tuesday evening
IL Was q pleasant time and success
financially.
Miss Amelia Msthewson who has h On
with her grandfather several months
has returned O. her home In lseadyilie,
Mass.
Charles Grover had q very severe at
tack Of neuralgia of the heart. For a
short time hl. lie va. drspsirrd of. DIR.
Coolidge 81 North Waterford Was called.
J. J. McAllistrr moves his family 10
ston.him TIL. week aud will soon move
hi. portable steam mill aud engage In
sswlng spool strips and .ta,e.. lie ha.
run hi. MILL ten years In Albany aud
u.ci up large amounts ~ birth aud
other wood. he hs. brought q good
deal ~ money Into town. The "poris-
BILE" mills are q great convenience Ca tn"
people.
Albion and Well. Libby aud their
wives 10 Auburn were az home a few
day. with their father Walter Libby
during hl. severe sickness.
Justice Aspinwall celebrated hls 10Th
birthday Tuesday evening by Inviting
hl. nrlghbor. o. dine with him. lie re-
c.iyri some prc.ent. III, health has
.-,n rather poor since the death of hi.
wife. I. nov better and he carries the
mall IN good weather.
The ground !. getting we'll Oiled with
water aud our people generally are pre-
par,si Ia 90 Into vlnier quarters.
Many arr cutting vood aud timber, q
very guoi time Tor such business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
GREENWOOD.

Til. L. Thanksgiving Day and there arr
lot. of thing. "a L. thankful Tor bat
how about those turkey. that promised
10 b. With "a. today II !. we'll along
In the afternoon. aud marry q turkey a.
d. seen a. vet. In fact We have hardly
.-.n . dock thl. fall, except that one IN
the paper. Good luck, however, To tho.s
Who srr fortunate enough Ia have one
on their table.
We .aw a sild deer In the field the
other dsy, and the first vc have ever ..-n
running at large; another "a. chased by
hound. Into Hanson Coles dooryari,
bat beforr IA. hoy. could get q shot al
him hs left for the hill country and wa'
soon out 81 sight.
L,.t week Ne found IN. oxford Dem
ocrat la our post Office box, dated july
Is, Isst, contsinlnlng the "od Home
.irad," and the word good, written W
pencil, acro.. the heading. How th'
Democrat has Improved since that date
"a be- SURE.
Rev. George y. stevens made a.
q very pleasing visit last Tuesday W.
Ia. been city missionary In New York
five year,, aud hl. description of some 81
tho.. creature. known az mankind, al
though .ad, w. highly Interesting, -
the Heather Chlne- In particular.
No, Albany aud south Buckheld, YOU
cannot b- spared from the brigade yet
let. march on until mustered out by
our Great Commander to Join that LARGE
army over there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
ngBRON

Judge Honey, of Portland, was In
town last week Tor few day.
Dr. Roberts of Wisconsin Was at Mrs.
Hove. last week.
Ca saturday evening. Nov. si.,, MI.
aud Mrs. n. n. stesrns gave q reception
To the quartctte Ia honor Of Mr. stearn.'
birthday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. u. W. Cushm,n are
spending Thanksgiving Ia Boston With
nj. brother. A. ". Cushman.
Dudley 4. Bailey, Eco, ~ Everett,
Mass, Il visiting hi. sister, Miss Bailey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph ilibbs 90 "a
Deering thls week Ia attend the golden
wedding ~ Mr.. illbb.' uncle which O.
cur. Monday evening next.
II Il decided Ia postpone laying the
new water pipes I'LL spring.
Mr.. Everett his had water tut In hi'
house from q good we'll ani DIR. Donhsm
4. having water from hi. spring night
90 the hou.e. The spring l. good water
and never falls.
s-r,ices were held In the church sun
day for the last time. Work u begun
tearing out the inside. The foundation
IL laid. The chapel will be used during
the winter. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
SOUTH Bucspitlp.

VIII your gifted aud ,er.stil. cor.
respondent Gilheft never tire 81 extol.
ling himself q. ia. champion light weigh,
10 Americst Gilbert ooc- tola "a. that he
Vas 80 light that he was exempt frum
IN. ordinary Laws of grsviisiion. Hat
se should .ay have care how you draw
In Other distinguished men or some ilns
DAY you NAV met ligh, weight on the
strv-t corner that may down you. uil-
bsrt vaguely hint. at the Organization II
regiment 10 "ilghtwclghis." You
have all heard ~ the "a New Nors
cavalry, letter known AZ IA. "Nes York
Harris Light" that was oairauked Ne =
hghiiug cavalry regiment only nv the lat
Maine cavalry la the Armv of the To
tomacs Who eau .Ay that Gilbert.
Light seight. Will not outrank thru both
In some futurr. forlgn or domestic war;
We saw lightweight down In an An
burn clOthing store thi, fall deliberately
bay q coat tso sire. too big and then
left II % b. padded. What . suggestion
Zoe ulltert. nv literal p>idlng b. eau
Vet pass for q ycritablc ilcrculcs and
carry the chip upnn hls shoulder, too.
II Gilbert !. exempt from the las. ~
gs,iiaiion Why No, frpm all either 90
natures hssf lias D. not found ia.
elixir 20 life, perennial YOUTH
4. to south Buckfl-ld ever turning
r-,i (or purple) In the fac. u was never
knoNn Ia have happ.u~i c,ccp, upon q
solitary ogVa.iou when u resulted from
an educational csmpsign ~ totally
different nsm- aud Kind.
Ciarvnc. Henson 1. building rae"
track ca the sunny SloI'e Farm. 'iaf-
encc I. rvcogniFci a. the greatest colt
breaker In TIL. part ~ the state.
Cotton.-sNi bag. are excellent when
cut into the proper .lI-. o. wrap around
the trunk. 10 small apple trvcs Ia pro-
teCt ihem from mlC..
"why Doesn't Johnnie attend the lodge
m..tlngsr AK Johnnie, not South
Backhsh.
The gr,ai victory In Ncw Work may
- . hsrblngvr 10 defeat rather than 81
victory neNi year. STAT. issue. se.m~'i
"a pf-iominsts. liwa. iiill and ilillism,
riAti aud Piattism. II II wAsa VICTORY
iof any QUE II wasA victory for iIlll.
Hut th. friend. 10 Mr.. Cleveland have
slrvady elected Mr.. q. on the strength
81 that nm Viniicailon. We DO not con-
slisr Mr.. Cleveland a. an omen II VIC
tory Zoe hi. party.
Who :. Ia D. the speaker - III. liou.ef
We dout know much bat Ne rathsr Tn
cline o. crisp - Georgia.
We predicted last Msrvh In the Demo
crat that Roswell 4. Flower was Ia D.
the nominee for Governor Ia New York.
Ezra kcenc, Jr., II Hartford, came
and bought two .hoa,s % az saturday.
iii. Beishbor, J. ~. Dearborn, saw ihrm
sunday and be- cam. down Monday aud
bought pair. Merit generally ain. In
the pix pen.
Lon /. ploughlng for us Ia "a. Young
orchard. ". will speak ~ him later.
Al Russell !. clsptoariiug hl. house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
wIsr SIMMER.

Mr.. Ioal.. Quincy closed her house,
going Ia Lynn Monday. Her girl, Caro-
line, |. Ia be With Mr.. John Head, un'
I'll her rriurn Ia the spring.
4. T.. Morrison ~ Norway came Tor
their grandmother, Mrs. Polly Howe,
IN. fir.t ~ th. week "a spend Thanks
giving. remaining until after Christians.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Doble were ssnt Tor
Monday Ia ~ "a their daughter. at south
Paris.
Mrs. Adeli, klmball ~ Harrison !.
Waiting her mother, Mrs. Gray, AZ VIM.
o.. Chsse'., fsrar'. Mills, for short
time.
Another social circle VA. held at the
uniy.r.,ll.t yr.iry the c,enlng ~ ih.
sith. To b. contlnuei once Ia tw"
week. for the winter months.
Nil. Hattie Dow Ia teaching her sixth
term ~ school In her home district
which speak. w-ll for her appreciation
amoug those that know her best.
Capt. and Mr.. u. ". small spent
rh,nk. giving al VI. u. Dow. the last
beforr Ih. Young pcopl. commence on
their farm purrha.~i 10 Hiram i'ulslfcr
Cory llonnsy I. out again after q se-
yer. attack 20 ton.iilil..
Ths daughter % Edwin Cox Who Ia.
typhoid fever In q mild form IL comfort
able, Alec Mrs. John Morrill,.
Mr.. aud Mr.. a.. ". Heath, llerbcrt
r. Heath sni wife ani boy spent Thank
giving at 4. u. i.ant'., Buckneld.
4 family r,-unlon VA. also held nj
oliver Bouney's.
In the ab.enc. ~ . sermon AZ ia. Hap
ii.t church q special Thanksgiving sas
observed al the weekly prayer meeting,
for ". all ought to have devoted
thankiulbc.. for past aud present incr-
Ci"..
J. Harold Hate. l. 10 teach school al
Tap Corner, commencing Nov: Jsh'
Mimi. Bi.b.e at the Morrill, school house
same date.
Harlan Bi.bc, !. teaching In Hartford.
Fred 4. l.oblnson In au adjoining dl'-
tfict.
Mattel Harlow !. home FROM south
pari. Tor Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
ANpoveR,


Rev. Mr.. Pickett exchanged With Mr.
MAhry of Isumforvi last sabbath.
The company that volunteered 20 max,
tbe nnsl survey ofthe Rad from Andovel
To Rumford Falls poo, poned the und-rtsk,
Ing I'LL further nctice on account 90 the
snow.
The young people indulgcd In social
dsncc az the hall Thanksgiving night.
Music BY frencb's orchestra.
Hon. j. u. whitney aud friends re-
turn TO the lake tonight 10 remain un.
gu the middle of January.
Rev. Mr.. Norrrv.s has not yet the
the call Ia the Congrrgationailst church
another year.
The revival mestings si the Methodist
churca clc-ed the ~. several snpoubc-
esi thslr intention to lead q better life.
IN. Coed Templsrs are holding In
tsrrsilng literary cxcryise. st their
meetings every week.
The late rain fillei the small streams
to good dri,ing pitch Vet wells aud
springs fail To receive any benefit from
u Yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
pOQIEa


Another frr at Near Fails. Mr.. John
Dcyeresux'. stand was burned down on
Wednesday morning. The hre started
either In the shed ar stable. N there 10
no known cause for the fire u ]. sup
pos@i "a be incenil,ry. AZ o'clock A.
". the factory bell called the peopl.
cut, .o that large portion OF the FUR
nitur- va. .ayei, aud hor.. aud COW.
A part of the furniture Was burned AMI
a large hog Ia the stable. Mr.. De'.r'
.aux had fine stand, new, and had been
painted but = short time II WAS one oil
the bet Ia the village. III. loss will h.
heavy =. there was only insuranr'
enough Ia cover one-h,lf the io.s.
There have been a number Of fre. start
81 In that yillsg. of late, for some oh
lcct not known, whether Tor mischief
or plumber. Efforts Will be- made Il
bring the preparation. TO Justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
MEXICO

Hoses u. whitman .old hi. chestnut
hor.. Ia rr-d walker of West lcrt
Monday.
Mr.. Hove from NORWAY, runner fo'
Ellas Thoma. a Co., va. here Monday.
lie reported good sale. In groc.fic..
Two hoa.e lot. reported q. .oli al the
fall..
"M~ knapp from Ea', plsdeld !.
here.
10. shoriman traded horse. ~lth "Dr. y
Campbell Ia the forenoon and Ia ths
afternoon trsd~i with "IIerb" Burgc.s.
Clark Iioustln I. busy every day ani
evening turning cant dog stock. ani .ci-
ting poles. iic ~ili make several uhoa.'
aud ihl. winter. Adelbcu Eastman
works with him.
l.. ~. Eeci 4. going Ia pat q large Ia,
20 birch Into hi. mill yard. LYNN
brook. and Isaac Qulslcy arr cutting
Tor him.
Tb-rc arc but thru bosricr. at ~. ",
Parks nov.
Men at the Fall. are comparatively
few at the present time.
SrAukis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
WEST pAR,s


The nrSt real snow storm III the 90.
son zane Thur-.lsy slsht aud Chsrle~
Chr. 20 North fsri. VAS the fir.t man
~e 80 ~ho Appeared cot for .lelxh
RID.
li..aisgi,iax lay Vas very quiet
day In our village thls year.
ceors- Barnhsm and wife OF .ilead
have been spending fec days with her
Mr.. kepsey and wife Of south rAri.
were In the plsee Thursday.
y. Z. Address ~ Mechanic Pals MAS
In thls plsee Friday.
Miss Angie Jackson and Nlss Ada
Brig. are home from Hebron.
Mr.. 4. Curtis hs. 80 FAR recovered
nom IA. illness &c to enable him to re-
turn Ia Bc-toa lsst Monday.
Mr.. y. y. Hayes has moved Into the
rent Just vacated by Mr.. Bsr.to~ la the
y. w. kimhsll house. Mrs. Bsr.to~ 4.
Ia 20 o. Connecticut to live With her
son Gcorge.
John Kerry has moved Into the Hum.
Phrey house near tn school house.
Mr.. iIcr.ysosk !. Ia move Into Mr.. II.
J.. Curtis house lust ,acstsi by Mr..
Berry.
Mr.. 4. q. Cartl. Ia. ,old her stand
AZ Trap Corner to Mr.. \. ". Alley.
Mrs.. Coz. henson 10 Intending Ia nave
10 >eS Nofk state near Ne~ York ely
soon.
The InlSersali.t society ~iil present
tbe drama entitled III. Country Schcol''
In Centennial Hall Friday evening. D,S,.
Nh. 81. Admission a. c-nts. school
bell sill ring Il Is y. u. Bsked beans
~ill h. ser,ei In the hall al G:So y. N,
al ~ ccuts per plate.
~ The s,ockholi.r.' nesting % the
Wet Paris chair FACTORY Company the
old board ~ ofiicer. ~.rr re-elected.
The annual m--ting ~ the Ep~orth
League meets Nth Mrs. kly Monday
evening. No, 9Eh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
picsvAlt.

plckVals H.. surroundings, and ~hAi
it, maine sigulnss.-Ihe early .rttler-
made thsir CLEARING. on the.. heavily,
hsri.~oois,i Highlands, ~herv large
crop. ~ coru aud grain wer- groNn|
high up above Jack frUsi'. early incur-
.lon.. The lafgv.i fortune amassed BY
any fsrsou Ia town wAs accumulated ou
one q the.s farms, ou the >toCksell OF
Burgvss llill range. IL IL Que al our
bit farm. AZ the pr--.ut time. u 1. run
largely a. . stock aud sheep farm by MI.
]. a. loVsioy. q son 81 the former pro-
pri~tor Anothsr sou. Mr.. Ella. III.
t0N.ioy, Who lives In this village, Ia.
II = large orchard ou part ~ u. which
gives promise In the near future of tsing
a prolific .ogrcc of Income. Many 81
thee highland farmers, hosrScf, have
h.su swallowed by their NOR. prosper
Gus nsighbor.. and the road. by which
they wvrv reached have hcCome cos and
sh~sp paths. The road on which TN.
hsmIrt "a. built. runs along the base oi
INF. range. quite direct, three miles and
twenty rods, 90 point on the andre.
scogyin opposite, little above Dthn-Id
village. spears stream has tao fe-isr-
one coming down from Franklin on the
southwest, another from brad valley
n as. northeast base ~ Black Mountain.
In mi. valley about two and q half miles
from mi. offic. lies small poud. IN.
.aatr, ~ the Last Iiranch 81 Twenty
Mile River. Right here the current OF
the strram 1. hardly p~rc-p,ible. The
water, metaphorically speaking, -ocin.
La douht sh-ther % - BY DickNale AMI
we.t Peru O. the AndrOscoggin, OF by
Hartford. East Sumner, ">outh Buck
field" SOlou'., etc.
Across the valley, abreast OF Black
Mountaln. rising vertically from thl. Nsl-
/ lev to th. height of several hundred fcci,
stand. Tumble Down Dick from which
the valley and post Office take IL. name
Dlck's legend hereafter.
Reports reach "a from Auburn that
Mr. BRAY l. No better.
Mr.. Dc,. wymin seem. better at this
writing.
Thaaksgiving family reunions are In
order to-morrO~. We have thrce Invita-
ton. "a dinner. The temptation u great
10 surprise our stomach. bat the doctor
.ays high living l. not good for us.
Mr.. x. Is. Waite. Mr.. n. ID. Larry aud
\. y. Carter % Backheld and Mechanic
Falls spend Thanksgiving With MI
James Carter.
The County Commissioners we're here
TUESDAY aud "wednesday chsngin. roads
and ferries Ia meet the changed con
ditiOns relative Ia the railroad.
Every Que about here Z. busy getting
really for winter.
Geo. Gordon Of Auburn Ia visiting
friends Ia thu. yicinlty.
~ IA. result 20 Mrs. >awyer's lsbor'
AZ Franklin Centre, three m-mbers were
added to the second Adventist Church
Mr.. Abble n. iri.h !. teaching the
winter term % school at franklin Cen
trv. .
4. 4. Putnam has been engaged "a
teach the winter term az Dickyale.
X. :. Tracy has bought HIN . regi.-
tered shropshire buck.
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Ana1a alIcsrlIln

". \. Turner has bought him hor...
~. u. Warren has bought him colt.
AZ. Mason cold hi. oven To v. u.
Blckn.ll.
Mr.. J. q. Held Ia. bc-n quite .lck
the past few days, but '. better at this
writing.
~. Blckncll AMI wife spent Thanks
giving With th-lr .on Everett of Nor
way.
Vim. Coffin has got pension.
Mr.. Holland Foster, son and daush-
ter. 81 Aubarp. we're si j. \. Warrrn's'
Sunday, the 18th.
a. a.. Pearson Ia. got running water
to hl. house. ~. and another man dug
a well aud stoned " Ia on. day which
supple. plenty ~ water.
Clint Mason !. out again after quite q
long sickness.
George u. Damon 7. on the slck li-t.
Jane. BIckncli Ia. been Ia Dixheli.
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MASON.

The drought l. broken az far az thi.
section Il concerned. The streams are
lou but the top % the ground IL VET
enough.
Their. has not been as much fall work
done q. usual notwithstanding there has
ben such q good time 10 do such work.
J. IA. Bean. Esq.. J. loading another
car 90 potatoes at West Bethel, prize
paid Is cents.
some fnd potaioe. rotilng In the cellar
hot there I. not much complaint.
No-t of the fruit has been sold or
ground for cider. ,,, .
Turkey. and chickens have brought a
fair price. =.
A.G. Loyejoy Il hauling potatoes 10
wesi Bethel for II. Hutchinson.
l.. N. Tyler has di.posed OF . lArys
amount Of meat for Thanksgiving. u
the thankfulness of the heart u measured
by the amount of meat bought this year
this will be q wonderful Thanksgiving.
me lumbesmen are getting Into tnsu
campo and soue have commenced v"fk.
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HIRAM.

Thanksgiving Day, bright and beauii
tlful. and the children are gathering
home "a the old homestead here and
there. Why should not each day be 4
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. Mai Lowell of New Durham. y
H.. Ia. returned Ia Hiram and bought
the Charlie. &. Goodwin farm on Hiram
IIill.
Mrs. VIM. n. Llnscott has Joined he'
husband la Milford, Kansas.
BERNARD small, while crossing th'
street at East Hiram, before = team
was knocked down aud the wsgcn whec
passed over his chest. inluring him Sc
,erely.
Mrs. II. q. Greene has returned from
her visit Ia Madison.
I.ottie lowell has recovered from he
Illness.
Eugene wsd.worih went to Portlan'
Tuesday.
Mr.. Eunice Norton has returned q
Danyer.. Mass.
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auckEiELp.

Tie annual meeting of the Buekneld
Cemetery Association Vas held 81 The
oiiIce Of George u. iiisiec, Eco, sstur'
dsy evening, Nov. Ait. Tie following
officers were chosen:
VII. Atwood. President.
Warren. Vice frv.isiens.
As k,.esi. g. ;. chiSi. Bsnj. sraaiiins
Esecutise C.mmltiee.
ss0rxv W. Brvvu, sexton
Moses IIrown and Roscoe Tobln have
sold the Courtney Record place To benz.
Record.
Dr. DsyI. of South Paris has been In
the place the past week working up an
Interest In IN. Order ~ the Golden
Cross.
Rev. A. T.. Wedge ~ Psh. I'LL preach
ei al the baptist church In exch'ngr
With Mr.. Lawrence, Nov. i7pd.
Clarence aud Arthur Atwood Of Au-
burn were la town Sunday. Nov. iisi.
Mrs. q. a. Lorlng returned Ia lewiston
with them "a spend the winter.
Cyru. ". Iri.h ~ Hartford Il to &C.
cupy the rphraim Atwood residence
dnnng the winter.
Nil. shirley Primo. Hall Ia. returned
from stratton, Me-, where he taught
the fall term ~ school.
"Muslc In the air lei your corr.-
.pon,leni Into Grand Army Hall weine.-
dsy evening, last, aud made the dlsco,-
cry that the Brs.. Hand had begun a.
matefiillse. Fred II. Atwood, leader.
The weather was line Thanksgiving
Day, the wheeling smoo,h, no frost IN
the ground. M skating for young Amer
lea. A social seryic. wa. held AZ the
baptist church Ia the forenoon, Rev.
u. \. IIlbbsri and Deacon seth Stet.on
% East sumner lolnlng In the SERVICES.
In the evening the Iiuckheli Orchestra
gave . ball AZ Nerinscot Hall, az which
forty Ia hfty couple. "tripp~i IN. light
fantastic toe" TIL the We hours ~ the
morning. Mr.. anil Mrs. George u.
Coyle were the caterer, for the OCCASION.
the whole being noticeable for the ali
scnc. ~ the "anient" aud thu "rowdy."
wycr Greene AMI family and u. q.
bradford aud family % Portland spent
Thanksgiving In town among friends.
Leonard n. Primo. ~ New York city
ga. AZ hi fathers. kimball y. frlnco's,
20 participate In the festivities II the
daV
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eaveauR0.

There was . citIrens' meeting at the
vestry on Saturday evening, Nov. II Ia
consider the matter of the centennial of
the academy, which will occur next
year.
Misses Sadie Locke and Katie Abbott
are st home from normal school at
Pennington, for the Thanksgiving sses-
tion.
Mrs. A. a. Fr..enden has taken
hoard for the winter At Miss. u. q. o.
goods.
Mrs. y. W. Fife Ia. made her fall trip
to Boston.
Mr.. iilldebrand aud family left town
on Monday.
Mrs. Maria (tord) wsdsworth was at
her cousins. Mrs. Seth Pages, Tor afew
days, but left on Monday for her home
Ia Boston.
Mr.. n. a.. souther and Thomas
Soa,hcr visitei at Dr. shields last week.
Mrs. sou,her !. spending Thanksgiving
AZ south Paris.
Mr.. Frank I.ockc's mill ut West Frye
burg was burned on Tuesday morning.
u. NJ. Cole, A. ~, gave very succe.s-
ful lecture, With isrg. Attendance, st
the academy hall. On saturday evening.
on hls trip to Labrador.
fr~i Fife was st home from Augusta
Ia spend Thanksgiving. =.
Mr.. \. 10. E,an. aud family occupied
their rr.ilencc for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. y. q. harrington WAS al Mr.. FLIES
on Thursday.
Mr.. T.. a. shirley 4. sb.en'. ,l.lting
friends Ia B,ldwin and elsewhere.
Two or thru inches ~ snow covered
the ground on Friday morning which u
fact disappearing.
Mc.r.. John Phillip. aud sylvester
sle-rcr aud their families 10 AlexsDdris,
y. No., have yi.ltri their cousins, Me-srs.
Atwood aud sisters, r-crntiy.
Granville Austin 10 Bo.ion was In
town Friday.
Charlie. u. Kelly ~ Superior city,
VIE, l. nov here.
The womsn'. Library club had very
Interesting m--,lng on Friday q. ".
under t'.- dipstion 81 Miss. Alice
iIsstlng. ~ the committee on history
and travels. Suhject; Esris Travellers
and DISCOVERIES. The library !. io ~
c,i,e twelve volume. ~ books for the
blind from Mr.. Aragro. ~ the Perkins
10 south lIo.ton. for the u..
of blind pcr.ou. Who may h. In 'hl. W.
Clnlty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-01
EASY BETHEL.

"Just AZ of old the seasons come and
60. Spring With the bird. aud flowers
aud winter with the snow"
After most delightful Indian sum
mer. all should be- ready 10 welcom'
winter.
Thanksgiving va, very quietly ob
served by all In this place.
Mrs. Mary Estes and her daughter
Mi.. Eta Estes, arrived from Boston th'
s5th. They have sold their farm Ia ihi
place aud are packing their hou-ehol,
goods for moving.
Mrs. Flora Wight started for Dee
I.le the ,5th. She Will spend Thanks
giving Day with friends AZ Rocklans
and join Mr.. Wight at Deer i.le the 18th
Miss Emma brown l. teaching schoo
at south Bethel.
Mrs. Nina kilgore Of South Paris J.
visiting at q. ". browns.
Charles Shcdd Of Paris IL ut j. u
Swans.
Charles Brown drove . lot Of cattle 4
Lewiston last week.