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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
MASON

summer !. ended aud the farmer. have
gathered q grand harvest. Their gran
ari-. and hlns have not becn 80 we'll nll-
81 Tor years.
IN. wood. ~. full II hunters but
little game Ia. been brought In.
our people are hauling po,ai"c. Ia
West ilethcl, pric. received ~ cents per
hashel
I!ccf I. rather low Iust nov. nutter
and EGG. bring \ good price aud flnd a
rrady .slc.
The dogs arr troubling sheep badly (;
they arr not safe IN yards ~ night.
4. a.. ioVrjoy'. family are about NOV
log FROM Oti'hsld to Mason.
Frank keadall has moved Into th"
s,owrll house on 4 :. beans farm. lie
IL % bosri some ~ Mr. beans men.
J. ~. Bcan, Eco, has returned from
New Work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE polNcs o. rnr wsts M ALL
SECTIONS OF rNG COUNTY.
Wgsr PARIS

Many Of our people ARE afflicted with
bad cDlds.
VIM. Willis and l.. =. Ferry have each
had q daughter sdied Ia their family.
huruhsm a Merrill paid out about
$500 for corn and help In this place this
year.
Cumming. Bro,hsr.. % Portland. ar,
shipping apples from thl. station.
Austin Hayes L. visiting hls mother,
Mrs.. I. y. Emmoas.
Prank 4. Curtis, g former resident ~
this place. nos prominent business
man ~ Cambridge, Mass, passed
through TIL. plsc- from Vermont few
days ago With . hride. We wish for
tbsm \ hong. prosperous AMI happy life.
There l. Ia b. q special meeting 20 the
West Paris chair FACTORY Company
scou. Look Toe time In next weeks
Items.
ANY On~ in want 20 oysters can pro-
cure god oa-- ey leaving th.lr order
With Ciarencc Curtis.
u. 4. Churchill has number % bar
r,l. Of nice ealing apples that be ~ishe.
to sell
Al. Curtis a Go. have rust received
tislr winter line q oVer,ssst. and ul.tsv..
~ you ar thinking 10 Purchasing q coat
Zoe ihls winter, you viii IN we'll 10 give
th.m q call.
George stephens, ~ Bryant'. Pond, u
VisliinE friend. hcrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
WESH SUMNER.

Rev. Mr.. Hamilton of Mechanic Falls,
preached at IA. unlyerssllst church the
evening. 81 the 18th aud sDth.
Hon. volney u. Cushing ~ BANGOR,
gave q Temperance lecture At the Baptist
church the 18th.
Dr. q. VI. Blsbee and Geo. T.. pul.ifer,
iolnei the excursion which left Boston
the nth, for blackstone, Va, stopping
for few hour. In Washington before
taking the boat for Norfolk, Va. Dr. u.
q. ". Cushmin attends to patients la
pr. B.'s absence.
Uncle I.smuel Tuell ~s. quite bad With
his old trouble the 2ist, having Dr..
Cu.hman, Packard % West Paris, and
Caldwell % Buckfeld.
Mr.. Talbo; after visiting old friends
In this yicinity, and she Il one Ia make
friends, not forgetting them after nearly
iiity year. 10 lie In Massachusetts,, went
,o her nIce's at West Par. then. then to
her brothers at south Paris and visits a
sister at oxford, en- route for her home At
Abingdon.
Mr.. Lucius Doble, wife aud daughter.
are nj n. 4. Bowker's, before returning
Ia their home In Iowa.
Miss bryant 90 Bethel, since the death
81 Mrs. Dca. Berry, IL nursing Mrs. q.
q. bow Ia Woodstock.
Mr.. Henry Rate. Of New Haven, Conn,
has recently visited at hi. brothers, L.. e,
Bates.
Mrs. l.. 4. Ripley Of Canton, ID visit
Ing at Henry Ripley's, q grandson Of her
husband, who lives ON Fields iilll.
The friends of Capt. q. NJ. Small and
wife, and all who know them are friends
assembled at the ve-iry a few days since
for the purpose Of pun tying as all tbeiI
bedding Was burned when their house
Was struck by lightning and all who eau
feel to lend hand.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson l. nj Norway,
where her niece, Mrs.. l.. u. Andrews OF
West Paris, l. sick.
The little son Of VIM. u. Abbott. who
has had typhoid fever, IL improving.
News CONES that Mrs. Jane Talbot Ia,
a stroke Of paralysis at u. =. Coburn's
whose wife Il her niece, at West Paris.
T.. VI. Thayer of south Paris, again
came for Mr.. aud Mrs. :. Doble, Mon
II.N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
aaxAsY,s posp

Dca. q. \. jackson, an old ani highly
respected clilycn ~ our village. died
after q brief Illness, sunday, October
18th. lie was - years ~ sgc. Rev.
seth Henson ofilcl,tri NJ hi funeral on
Tuesday. Mr.. Jsck.on was an honest,
uprigh, nan Who will - sincerely ml's-
81 Ia IN. community.
samuel Cumming. 20 Greenwood, u
moving hi worldly good. Into "ur beau
tiful Villsgr.
The widow 81 the late Elder John
wyman, 1T i'cru, died October 2ii, At
the home ~ her son, =. a.. wymsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
sOpra AlbANv

school In district No. b-gan las,
Monday. Mr.. Valentine from Bethel !.
teaching.
Mr.. Jane IIolton has been having
.om. repairs made on her house. =.
T.G. kimhall has been digging a we'll
u.Ing dynamite 90 blast through the
ledge With. Tie sl.o !. having a new fur
mace built In hl. house.
J.P. kimball Ia. got good pail oi
oven Tor .ale, girth about seven feet
also several good work horse, and some
young cattle.
Joseph I.ea,iit from New Hampshire,
has tsen Ia town buying apples.
Mr.. 4. a.. BRYANT of Lowell, Mass
Who has ben visiting NJ Bryce klmbalI
hAs returned home, aud Mis- Julia MIN
ball has gone on a Ni.l, to the same
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
AMERICAN BEAUTIES.

The beauty Of American women u pro
verbal, and the distinction IL well merit
ed, Il IL doubtful whether any country
could show more notable bevy of per-
fectly lovely women than those whose
portraits are given In the November mum
Der Of Democrats Family Magazine, just
received. Exquisite pictures OF q score
Of "ramous Beauties Of the South" afford
q feast Of beauty that everyone should
enjoy, aud may, by simply procuring .
copy Of this splendid number Of this
always excellent family magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
UPTON

Nl,a Coolidge family have Young
sou and brother boru the ~ Inst.
Mr.. Coolidge aud james isemls have
gone a. Mco.sbead Lake % try thslr
luck tripping aud cNpcyt to guide some
a the time.
Thsr, l. sou- excitement about log.
cling thnugh there Ia. M one bat Z. y.
ENsrson made q sJ-,risl move. We hear
that b. has taken two million a. land on
Cedar Rruok. Grafton, besides nling
at-oat tWo million al the bead 20 TN
bagog
Asa Fro.i has bought the lot jclnlng
John Rurkss farm 20 18th walker. In
tsnding o. ct On the timter this Water.
NJ and Mr. John Csirne., 81 Canada,
arr NlslilnE ~ n. 4 Ahhntls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Monday your correspondent and fam.
lly with friends from abroad visited
screw Anger Falls Ia Grafton ard ate a
picnic dinner there. In the afternoon
Visited the jail and farther up Noo..
Cav. Ia the notch. straw berry bloc
.om. were seen Ia th. notch where We
left our team. to 20 Ia the cave.
our Vermont friend. take the cars
Thursday morning at Bethel en- route
for home. May good luck attend them
on their journey.
J. :. Allen. wife Ia. been quite sick
few days.
Jonathan Bennett, % this town, who
l. trapping for bear. la Grafton Notch,
found one DAY last week that bear had
got into aud carried OF one ~ hl. traps.
After several day. hunting Bruin still
remains nj large. lie thinks by signs
that II IL a very large she bear With two
cubs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Mr.. D.. ,. Thompson Who has bccn
feeble from consumption Zoe long time,
died Al the Residence of John Thompson
IN Hartford CA MONDAY, the lsth Inst.
Fun~ral ssr,iccs were held al the Bap,isi
church, last sumner, ca 1hur.'iay morn
Ing
HE high school In >umDsr. under the
direction ~ Mr.. q. \. HeCori, clo."d on
FRIDAY after succvssiul term ~ eight
ws.k.. Mr. Rocori. Ne learn, gave cx-
,.llsnt satl.factlon aud IA. term VA.
profitable "a the pupils attending.
several from this place attended the
Congregational Conference AZ Norway
lat wssk aud rvport an Interesting $50
Sion.
~-pm~ from thi. vicinity arr AZ work ON
thu railroad extension "a Humford PALS
Other. have b-en up AZ visitor. Ia TIE
prospective city. NLN'h'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
DISgielO CENTRE.

Farmer. In this vicinity are selling
their apple. for elias per barrel. si.0
VA. paid for some early choice lots OF
IIar,ey.. This I. quite lot down from
last years high prices. produc-
ton did It." Those consumers Who
paid high and went short last year can
make up this. 4.
Your correspondent was presented
with a sample OF factory cheese, the past
week, made by ID. W. Harvey of this
place, which We must say for richne..
and flavor far surpasse. anything In the
shape Of factory cheese II has even been
our privilege "a sample.
school district No. q IL trying To re-
pair the school house and will ne soon AZ
they learn how Ia do Il lawfully.
Nancy H., widow of the late John j.
Holman, IL quite sick.
Amasa Holman who has been quite
sick and unable to leave the room for
some time, !. reported better.
The Mormon ministers have gone
after baptiring and laying their hands ou
ak new believers In Joseph smiths
revelations.
County Commissioners meet Ia lay
out the new road near Works Corner and
Green's ferry, Nov. 2tth, \. ID. 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
loXIll

pr. Josiah Head l. IN town ior few
DAYS.
Cyru. Andrew. IA. picked 80 barrel.
n apples.
Ths unlon Congrvg siionsl Conference
mssts La our village newt "wednesday
aud Thursday. oytobcr - AMI -.
Mr.. y. y. fox l. visiting friends In
Bethel.
Died, In lowell. oct. 18th. Mr.. Enos
Ilcald. aged - years, also October suEh,
Mr.. Caroline Durgln. ag~l about ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
ALBANY.

Mr.. william Hspgoci Of stratford, y.
H., 4. stopping with hi. daughter, Mrs.
simon Grover.
Mr.. Alfred wymAn, q teacher OF pen
manship Of Peabody, Mass, IL spending
vacation In viewing the scenery and
beauty of the forests of the Zine Tree
State and IL spending few day. With A.
a.. Bean.
MI.. Anna n. Cummings has gone 20
Norway to spend week among friends
taking In the meeting Of the Oxford Con-
ference.
Mr.. Freelon Bird and wife have gone
TO Biddefori 10 spend week With their
daughter.
Alexander m. Cross of Boston, Mass, II
visiting his mother at the Corner.
stone the photographer Of Norway
IA. been In town taking some fine views
of dwellings aud school houses.
Joseph Cummings health IL impro,'
ing so that he rides out quite often.
The Public Library Association held
festival Thursday evening at the yestry
10 rsise funds 90 increase their library
Baked beans, ETC.. for supper, and . gen
erai soclal time. =.
Nrs. Joseph Rand goes to Gorham, y
H., the last Of the week 10 stop WHILE
with her daughter, xrs. Wilson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
nEBROS.

Hebron Grsnge will celebrate their an
nl,er.sry next saturday afternoon
October auth. The exercises Will con-
.I.t Of essays, declamations, music
rradln, ~ the grange paper and sup
per will.bs served In the hall.
Mrs. Addison Maxim has no, been as
we'll for few days.
Apple picking !. nearly over. The
crop l. quite good and help scarce. Rev.
=. II. Richardson brought help from
East Sumner AZ he wAs unable Ia get u
here.
Mis-. Libby. 90 Norway, has been Ia
town thi. week taking views Of the new
academy.
l.. I. Bumpus, OF Auburn, came to hi.
old home Thursday for q few days.
We are having q streak of November
weather at the present writing.
Mrs. Maxim IL more comfortable bat
It'll suffers a great deal. 4.
The Hebron Harvest Home festival
VA. postponed To Wednesday Of thu
week. the 18th Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
WEST PERU.

Az. Burgr-.' dry house With about
IN To-. Of drioi apples burned the sC'h
Inst.
Nil. blanche Joy 10 Buckheld, teach
ing school In district No. :, went home
IN. 10th sick.
John Goggin 1. rrmoiellng hi' house
on the Bridge Road. Jane. oowell y.
doing IN. work.
Henry u. Burgess 20, the contract Tor
bulldlng IA. nes road. y.
The farm house. all along the line OF
m. railroad Iu.t swarm With boarders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
eQvgatIRQ

Mr.. aud Mrs. John Weston went "a
iloston on the excursion last week.
Mr.. Frank Thompson has moved lnto
the Morrill, house on Oxford street.
Mrs. Lyman wadsworth, 81 East Con-
way. has moved Into one part of the
house vacated by Mr.. Thompson, and her
sister, Mrs. Lc,eicy. will occupy the
other.
The Dr. Towle house on Main street
now owned by Mr.. Weeks IL occupied by
Mr.. Coolsn employed by J. Weston.
Mr.. winfield Cousins has moved into
the Methodist parsonage.
Mr.. Robert wiggin, of Boston, has
been visiting his parents nj the Fryeburg
House.
There Vas the usual interesting lyceum
at Aradcmv Hall on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Morrill, !. the new clerk AZ Marks
shoe store.
Mr.. Irish Who I. employed In :. \.
Pages shop h.. moved hl. family Into
the tenement above.
Ml.s Marion Warren, 81 West New
bury. Mass. cam. to attend the wedding
% her cousin. Me, Lucia Tcwle, To Rev.
=. 4. LiVing-ton, ot south Egr-meoi,
Mss.., which NJ. the great event II the
week. Rev. ". ". Livingston, wife and
daughter, % Jafffey, v. H., snd Rev.
". b. Livingston aud wife, ~ North
Abingdon, Mss. and Mrs. T.. &. Far
rington ~ Augusta were among the
guests from abroad.
Mlss Butler went back to her home Ia
N.ston Centre, Mass, on Thursdsy.
Mr.. aud Mrs. i'ost left for New York
on Thur.dny.
Mr. aud Mrs.. George T. Curti., ~
Casco. arr visiting their daughter at q.
u. Bsrrovs'.
Postmaster Bhggs, ~ Portland. has
been In the Vlll,gc thl. week. Alec Mr.
y. fcsscnden. Sevrvisry 20 state, Who
came t. place hi. .on In the academy.
which Was founded by hls grcai-grsnl-
father. Two other Young gentleman sc-
companl-i him who rrinsln as scholars.
Harvest supper at the Congregational
yc.try on Friday evening.
The hrst field DAY ~ the academy
scholar. took place ON Friday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
0ROWNFjelD.

Fred rogg and Elmer Thompson are
at home for short time.
Mis-. Grace Weeks IL having her house
painted. Her mother, Mrs. n. Weeks, IL
In poor health.
Mr. GRAHAM, aged about 20, died We'd
ne.day A. NJ, buried from the house to-
day, Thursday.
NJ. N. Wentworth and Miss Alta Allen
Of Denmark. we're In the village to-day
calling on friends.
The ladies Of the PeQuawket Circle
viii give . supper Friday evening.
Mrs. John fogg has rented building
belonging 20 Albert Blake and Will soou
take possession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
EASY nERRoN.

The grange have resumed work on
their hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ". n. Berry were called
a. An.on thl. week by thu death 81 Mrs.
r. mother.
III. remain. 20 Arthur Bonney arrived
here Saturday from Colorado spring.
The funeral took place SUNDAY at the
church attended by Rev. Z. y. Meme.
The Otlsdrld Q,rterly Meeting !. a. be
held With this church the fret Wcdne.-
d.V and Thursday 20 November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
.oaYs pApis

Mr.. J.E. Blrd I. away ca trip Ia
Nuglnis. Mrs.. Biri !. visiting la bridg-
ton ~hils b. l. gone.
y. l.. Barrett !. buying apple. In this
Niclnlty
wm. D.. Abbo,t IA. been hone from
Hebron sick lie !. nov better aud gone
tack "a school.
Mr.. Fremont chase !. expected home
soon.
4. \. Richmond and Mr. wyman arr
cutting cord wooi on the rrfham lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
NORM BucKF,Elo.


Mr.. Ne Post and wife Of New York,
have been at J. 4. warren's on = short
visit.
J. A. Warren and wife were at Auburn
saturday the 18th.
Mrs. N. y. Stetson Of sumner IL at her
fathers. II. y. iIeald's. TOR q few days.
John Howe aud wife Of Norway have
been In our place visiting relatives.
PAIRING bees are all the rage at this
writing.
Head Brothers are getting out white
birch. I.ueius Record and III. \. Flagg
are drawing Il 10 the MILL With their
teams. CORY Bonney, Fred and washie
Head are cutting Il In the woods.
Clint Mason u stIll confined TO the
house but Il gaining slowly.
Chase N. Harris has had his pension
increased.
Nrs. Henry Bangs Of the lower village
has been at A. y. hason's on Walt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
RlNEnRn cINIRI.

Nj. n. 4. pollof dbl lat Tuesday
morning ~ typhoid fewer AMI was batie'i
Thursiay bv BitFing star Lodge ~
Ma.ous of which thc dec,asssi had long
b--n . msmtsr. Rev. Mr.. Mahfy assl'i.
81. Mr.. pollod had never rccoN~r~i
fru,n Ia grippe fully. lie had followed
the ocvupaiion 10 blacksmith Tor many
ware. Was much Interested In hotse.
snd was Interested In the arm - ". Z.
pollon & Co, J. 4. ~mtll hclng m'
partn~r. Mr.. u. leave. an invalid Nifs
mi nine chllhrrn 90 NOUN lis lo.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
IASI hIIhIl.

Eight railroad teams from Wild River
Railroad passed through thl. place the
al. en- route for the new railroad Ia b.
built AZ Eumiori fslls.
q. q. kipb,ll has returned from HoN'
bury. Mas.
tNi.s Mattel IIsstlng. of Ma..schasett.
fvc-nily visited AZ .. u. Iiastlng.'.
Miss Dprras cu.hman Who has 'becn
attending the slck At T.. W. Bartlett.
has returned home.
Madison B,rtlc,t !. suffering severely
from the asthma.
" :. Bartlett has returned from Der
lln MIL. ani !. az work Tor T.. ". Bart
lett
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
SWEDEN.

Frank Durgin IA. again moved to the
Dresser place Ia Lowell, Ia board his
crew while completing his contract Tor
cutting and hauling large LOO Of tlmber
ON a large lot Of land owned by True a
walker ~ Lowell. .
Ber,Ie King % Concord, y. H., 10 81
samuel Plummer's and has been trying
nj. hand at a hook and line. bringing In
A fine strirf % thirty trout.
Marx ". Perry Il hauling sweet corn
10 rryeburg from the Lowell factory,
Mrs.. John ". Chute IL teaching class
I'm yo.-al msslc. which meets twice week
Al IN. Conxregstionalist church.
socisble al the town hall "Wednesday
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
rAsr MArlaroRn

Nj. Emma knightly l. teaching la
The MIllstt MI ghtorhooi In NORWAY.
About thirty attended the hnsking AZ
q. N. tIoigdpu's. IL rsis-,i thru. acres
n nlc, ruru. comparatively sufzll part
Of uhich Was haskell. IA excellent sup
Ter Nas Furnished.
4. NorwU,i's brother. lor-uto, ~
Rlidsford. l. .p~niing a weck Nth him.
while gunulug Tue.day he hrrd AZ q
fo.,k q four c,.ot. in Long Pond killing
tao and Wounding = third.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Aarun Libby have adopt
s,i a i-oy belonging 10 Bridgiou Cenirs.
John Cummings and wife ~ S,sndish,
,i.its,l a Oricv llaskelrs rc,cnily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
QOHauay

IUish a. DO honor O. each 20 The jury
~ho g.,r Mafy T.. Brad~cn such just
v~r,iist. have Known her from .
llttie girl. uh@rv u 90 more honorable
woman la the cOnuty.
Mr.. loCke .. home from th- bo.iou
Hospital uhsrv che MAS treated Tor
tumof wiih tsficct succ~ss.
Miss :. " ~,tule. % Boston. wishing
A h~r d.trr's, Mr.. J. y. lflsh's.
We hear that l.. n. Reed Intends la
80 blr,h Al his mill this slntrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
SIOM

NJ. anil Nrs. solomon iohnson ccle-
hraisl their l0th annlS,r.ary OF. "a. \
good numb-r 20 prvsent. aud q good
social time.
ur. and Mr.. John Nck~-n from
Cumbsflani MIL. Ar, visiting FREUD. Ia
this plscc.
Mrs.. Jsme. johnson from Lebanon u
Visiting this Nay.
gsnd,l berger from ieNision J. cN-
fs,trl herr 5000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
GRAFTON.

Mr.. y. .. Bro~n .. At Aubaru .aId "a
D. dangerously sick.
school commencci In District No.
last Monday With Miss Alice Z. Bsrksr,
of Hanover. as teacher.
Mr.. Frank Bennett 90, q bear trap In
Grafton Notch aud large bear got In
aud carried the trap away, but they have
not Yet got the bear.
Mr-. ". y. Brown had two lambs
hiich-i In the field. They disappeared
on. night aud they have found M trace
20 thcm since. The query l. what Ia.
become uf them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

ri.r. r..s guIet ve,idiug ~ IN. rvsi-
..-...f n Ming fri,lsy morning,
80 v... Ir.ns. NJ klug's uuiy daugh-
h. ... ..fri in marriage With NJ.
u..t... NJ IlUkrr Only the families
- .t. HH..r a1i gruom Serv prc-eut.
n.t..... .,arle immediately len on a
.-.f.. ...H n several srrks DURATION.
A. IT, ..- H.. oue % I'afis' mosi enter
,....- ..I .lIcvsstgl Young farmers.
H.. az it.fu ths at thrv- YEAR
t..-.t.. .aN .r composition In tho oNfori
r.......t .Fes. car congratulations
ID. .,... go fH ths happy cOupls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

~. ELL hs plcuic super - Acat-
III. Iu-.,la, evening "a this wcsk.
,-.rfis .urrsr th"fr viil hes college
-.......rt intsfsIersed With recits-
-. no I'll ols wili concluds Nth q
1919. i'r,-c-ssis ~ ~ toward
..... r.sra fnr IN hall. \ cor'iial
a..l' 4. 7. sxfsniri o. al. ~apIcr ~
$3.50. .,lFse sill D. serVc,i FRYE.
1890. fn r.uts. dancing - cynts.
49,. .r v IUug tn take part In ths
'.-..-. ..s r,Ius.tsd a. meet a. tbs hall
y-I....r.re ~ ; o'cloCk. wlih their
go. ... Is-iks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
OXFORD

Frank D.. Hawke. la. BEEN admitted
90 the oxford lar. Mr.. Hawke. Ia.
Just completed hls cour.e at the Yale
law school.
Geo. IIagcn was cho.en az delegate "a
the Grand Division 10 sou. Of Temper
ancr. which meets AZ Gray.
Mr.. Corning aud daughter, Miss lea
bel Corning. have returned Ia Boston
~ rrm,ln through the wiutsr.
Mr.. y. r. Fisher and Mlss 4. v. Car
msn attended the conference At Norway
Ovt. ~ snd ~.
Df. Barnr. aud .on we're Ia town last
week.
Mr.. Hawke. h,. gone to BOSTON foi
her millinery stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
otswARs

The Congregational church here I. b.
log painted. The Napc blew down ."me
time ago and that has been rvplt.sSi. u
Z. 20 fcst from the ground. II took four
men day aud ~Co feet 20 lumb.r a.
build the staging.
Mr.. frans Rigg. - Massachu.ctis u
Whiting her father. Hon. VIM. Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
a.s.lAss ARRoAp

~staria, night ths store 20
r-..f .... a Nsssll sss guicrv'i. The
t.rs ... H.r-i uut tbr patty and ~
49,. 70 10 large pane "a glass
t-- f...f aluloa Thy scvurvd
....rs. email chang mostly uicksls
..I4... y. guois have lcvn missed as
Ur Ttr, l. rUthiug 60 Indicate
.t.f.- f.. th, sofk "a professionals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
NORWAY LAKE,

Milan Bsnneti, sho Ia. hocn sick and
couancd o. the house for . long time,
has gon. on a visit o. friend. In '.llrad.
IL Partridge aud wife have gOn" Ia
Portland 20 consult With physician
Ia rrgard to hi. case.
Webster kilgor- has moved hi. family
Into the 4. n. Merrill house AZ the Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
IAsr PERU.

Alb.r, Dc>hou and family. ~ Auburn,
are In town and he l. going To do some
uainting In the place this fall.
Mr.. Eunlce Poland has gone 10 Fort
land on a visit.
Va Cool I. clapbosrdlng aud painting
the house that he lives In known as the
Jones stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
FAST aaowsyislp

The weather continue. mild and ~
markedly pleasant fall u IN. verdict on
every hand.
J. y. >tlckncy !. In New York Tor q
few days.
Mr.. Gstcheli l. spending some time
vlth her daughter In ScbigO.
Mr.. Marion Wentworth !. teaching Ia
the Lord district.
4. u. Grc-nlaw aud family are hack
from i.clstone, and .cttled Ia their
home.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. T.. VI. Sanborn have de-
ciIel 90 remain here another .iN months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
pIau

olroe wyman Ia. returned home to hi.
fathers.
Mr.. Edsard Rsrber i on the sick list.
Work g. progressing hnely on the rsll-
road. There are about t~enty-n'e
Italian. AZ the .hanty near conants who
arr Al work CA the road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Neoaierra'r ~ the American ship
4 ,hd Industrial League was held Al
- AZ week, and the North Atlantic
-. ot N American shipping League
a. sfgtnifed. Letters were rad
NJ. SSeaaiers FRYE and Hale and Hon.
a.. - handler, and addresses we're
~. y ,Oogressmen Dingley and Boa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

,..f.,r fr,m ths state prison came
r.t...k sol carried hack 18th him
AL. ,suthful hurglsrs Sho Ser-
--..-...I rt ths cuurt o. q term In the
-. .-..fution. Thsy ~ul rvrnain ther.
trar