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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
auckflglD.

The third aunual meeting II Oxford
Dairying Association VAS held ~ u. \.
X. Hall, ON saturday, the 18th uli. The
following offers were elected fo' The
ensuing year;
Pr,.iisnt. Frsnk q. war,n.
tr,asurvr, 4 n. frines.
Csfk. Alfr-i Cox,
ptrsStsrs. b. 4 warea, . y. Istustsf, n
4 Hisssf. n. o.. Irish, ~. u. iIer-sy.
The trrssurcr's rport shows an In
crcase II buslncs. over the previous year.
Total rcc.ipt., si9,ois.s;. 4 reduction
20 IL ccnt per pound In cost of making
batter.
Atthe annual town meeting the amount
Raised Tor municipal puTpo.e. ETC.,
si,Fl.Sn. Voted 10 abolish IN. district
system for the schools. 10 tax dogs,
male. II a. aud females s2.Oo. With a
.urplu. la IN. treasury snd lower iaNe.
In prospect. the town begins the nscal
year With /, commendahle pride.
The Country school" Tuesday even
Ing, AZ Ncrlnscot Hall, drew a crowd and
wss decided success.
About r. Inches II snow Tell Wcincs-
dav and "Wednesday night.
Thursday and Friday young hllfSari
di-trihutcd u Into heaps along the high
wa,s and hy-~ays, blocking the stage.
delaying trains, aud turning cut the
shovel brigade.
\ new candidate Tor public favor
claim. recognition In the "Buckheli
NcNs. neat little sheet frcm the prcs.
IL II. q. Kills made It, appearance March
lih. and adds another channel Tor the
distribution IL oxford County l"cal., Ia
Dc issued .emlmonthly AZ the modest
PRIV of ~ cents Ter annum.
Mi.s Mary l.. Rlsbee returned from
Hebron reports dlsicmper II cold. pre-
Nailing among the stulents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
MEXICO

IIerbert ~. Gleason doe Hooker yi.-
lir,l AL. sister. Mr.. Park, aud hl. other
relatives last week.
Mr.. Maher has completed his JOB NJ
the Talls. \ very handsome wall caps
IA. head work. II the Falls.
Mr.. l.. II. Harlow l. quite .ick.
4 wonderful show of COOL feeling Dis
playcl al our lat town meeting. u
omen. return Ia office ~ some Who
ha,. been .hut 0ut for while.
The Ladies' circle met At the home OF
". :. gicharlson last Tue-day.
l.. n. Reed l. nov putting the shaking
into al. mill ON swift River aud hops.
to have u running soon.
Mr.. Dr. Abbott has returned from
New Hampshire.
They are runalng the Richard. mill up
t0 It. full capacity.
Jo.sph Cary. Alvin God. Milo Mitch
ell. Robert Reel aud willard Eastman
work for George II. staples.
.Ndelbsrt Eastmin has come from the
woods. >fAHA1s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

IN. beautiful snow comes dosn.
~hnaIi 10 coutinue "a fall during the
nrNt two hours a. Il has for the past
thsrv will D. enough a. make a Tot oi
fun. breaking roads.
where 8. the man that has bern talk
ing early .pringt -
uni.rstani Mr.. \. n. william tap
tsl Iil. sugar orchard last week. u doe-
sfym q little previous.
Nv thanks are due your West bc,hei
correspondent. \. ". troSrr. for copy
II thr Bethel tuWn frpo-t ior l>'sl. " ,.
a valuable documsut sni gives A clear
.t,t.mrnt u thu financial stan'iins 81
the towu and shows the good Judgtnrn'
II tho.~ Who had charge % IL aiialr''
lat war the toSu IL Ns.on chose
rosi crmmls.lonsfs instead IL highway
.ur,eyor. aud raised money instrsi "'
the u.ual highway tax. u pro'ci
fusnrlsl sucrs.s and u :. o. - coutin.
ue.i another year. ~. q. Mason aud
Leon ~. Tyler Nerr chosen commission
grs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
RosBuRy

We arr having a cold .nos storm aud
u prumis,. o. D. the storm of the Win
ter. tl~ man Sho delivered the opinion
that the back ~ winter Was already
broken. l.. 90 will D.. covered Ia III"
siutsr suows.
John Reel has suspended work on be
barn until thu weather. !. morv favorable.
pr. faylor 20 liNruu paced through
thi. town Yesterday. IL h,s mor~ call.
fnr dental Nurk than b. can sit~ui Ia.
Il sc-ns that The foxes viii make Md
ani al. dog NOV" cut.
staple. !. .rnilng sp"ol strips from
al mill Ia Hymn Ca plNheld.
I,~s-i will .oon have hi circular board
.as running.
John Reed has not suspended work ou
hi. harm .. reported. bat l. working
under difficulties. When Il l. tUp bad
tu.Work out ~ door. they draw the tim
her into the .h~l anil frame u AMI draw
u hack sg,in.
Ansel n. Soulc Z. on Ni.lt Ia he
mother. Mr.. i. l.. wecks. lie came
from the Dead River where Ia wss at
Nork logging nj. home I. In Rngcley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
rIBROs

Itf ruIrlt eas "CgupIr,i ~untav h1
three tuarg mrn. d-ruti.. 20 the \ VI
t. \ uu. from each - the college,
,..rf. Essdoia ani Bate. thsir s"fk
tui ut.r,t irirs tu establish hfanch or
.saIrafisus i1 thr cullrg, ntting sCh"nl-
.irugebauf ths state. ~" students an'i
fuuur people srr thoroughly alive iu
organizing th,m.rl,c. Into such work.
.us hfslt.
U.rrr s..s run,yri un Monday even
.us t1 q Nureny puhrtcttc ani pro
fr...1ull reader
ua uII academy .. Offered i"f ale
sui ta De- removed t'tvs,n April sFh
trF VI, sth. Ergr,t. arv useless 90
u, mlhr bone.
m ma, b.. Interesting tn The readers ~
TO- item iu tbi. W~,k'. Dvm"rrat lee
r,rtr.i tu Ma. Jagk itae ming ~ learn
fhsf 40 one time b. VA stut"ui ~
lIrhruu N.r.rmN.
Mort, tu.hmtn D. iu Nuhuru n sotA
Iuvu inviting Nuuiay. Aquici dal
sruFn.It.
uirry 9. au cptiemiy 81 cold. herr
uuN
uar 81 che worst .npS storms 20 ih'
winter "Wednesday which hruughi oui
10. road breaker. in tall fore" Thu
mHu.ug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
FAsr SUMNER

Town meeting pl..ri 80 uirrly despite
Ia. rr,.Ii,flpu. thtt Do Wuuli D. . sgual-
Do fms liver, uffusr "a. elected uT"u
fr.f ballot. ths rrp"rt. 20 the ofiic"rs
...m.i to o. gyusriliy satisfactory ani
.h.as.i thF Affairs 20 ths t"su o. p" in
-,.ri ,,riif.Hu.
Tfs Btftis quarterly m-rting -.
fb.uIt ausuloi at wrvk uu accuuui ~
co. .fsrm
Ihr lI.r. ..r,lrs with evening sup-
f.r. suI .laiahIr. haze h-vu svll at
f.u...sI ut Isf.. III Ea.i ~umuef Ora
m.tI. tIuh Nsr, kiniit Offered their .sr-
,I#s. iH tiir popular play, "Mvssmst~. {,
f.r fhr frnshf - thr Congregational
..r.I, 10 ti. Nv.fry un Monday evening
on. .Iut have pl4V-i this dfams AZ srs-
.riI pse,. thi. season With good sue
.....
ul I,.f s,sk. Iriiay. The friends ani
I4r.h.sa.r. 90 Rev. :. u. Eichari.on
mlIr d Iuutfiuu ,i.it o. the parsouhgr,
leaving substantial token. ~ their -
f.am fur their behaved pastor ani hi'
smsbI. companion Br'. Hichirds'n
I. rn r.timlh,c and faithful servant aui
bI. his,r. trr murh appreciated hy all
denominations. W. srr glai o. note
Ir.. higuir, AMI m"r, Christian icllow-
.Lip 49, th. wears roll hy. Dysomina-
ti1nsI f-ui. y 300 never vunScrt The world.
~LOCtN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

III. town farm during the pas, wear
lacked only az ~ paving salary 81 "a
pcrinisndent aud all expens- ~ the poor
The superintendent, Edgar nickfcri, u
4 success.
The element. had sociahlc on March
ith. leaving n inches ~ beautiful snow.
Roscoe a.. CREME. Eco, has purchase'l
,aluehlc real estate IN Madison, Ne, an'i
viii erect large block ~ stores thl.
year.
Hon. John n. spring !. quite .ick with
Ia grippe.
w. Caleb q. Clemens aud wife are
confined a. the house nv lllne.s.
Nr. Isaac VI Storrr has gone to Hoo
ton 10 live With hi .on l.eandcr W.
Storrf.
Mr.. Msrshall L.. wsdsvorth 4. In poor
health.
r.lcg 4. wahssorth rrccntlv cut =
white pine trr. thu, sc'l~i little over
anrp feet and several that scaled ssn
fesf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
nGgDpD

Edward rauncr Of Bo.ton was here
Last week.
Mr.. Bracketi. Who has been living
with her son. Merrill llnckett. lsslck With
pneumonia at Greenwood, where she
went "a d.lt her daughter.
Dr. \. l.. ller.ey has been Ia Liver
more Ia Visit hi. mother, Who !. quite
lick.
Mr.. wharton, q student 81 Bow
doln. preached AZ the Congregational
church sunday.
Mr.. william faunce has bccn quite
sick bat l. somewhat better.
The seed catalogue % ". II. Eastman
~ East sumner !. reviewed. Tho.e In.
tending o. purchase seed. Mil do vel
to pairouiSr Mr.. Eastman 40 hi. .ccf.
are - the b., quality and never fall To
give satisftction.
The annual report ~ the town % ox-
ford give. the financial condition ~ the
tosu a. follows;
n Is...g,,s., ':..,s.
Islt aiuss ry-psrss, sl
Naiuafissn t-sliss
>suaisf Il. l-.li.. 10
I,sie - tLsaiion on money uN. sl2s
pr tboasand; highway rate on prop
ertv. - pr thousand. Poll ss, -
highway poll tax, al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
WEST SUMNER.

We arr sell showed In, having had an
rilti1n ~ the blizzard ~ five years sgo.
since the morning of the 9TH, fully l.
inche. have fallen, a.. we'll q. such a hur-
~ can De- measured. Breaking oui
team. arr II work ani Ne shall soon "N-
pet io b. out IN the World agtin.
Dr. 4. VI. lil.h~r, Que ~ III" eNamln-
ing boari, I. snose,l IN AZ south Psfi..
~ away from homc aud patients Who
n-si hi. attention.
I..f. Howe I. much the sam", -
quiring watcher. each night, giving our
q. 4. II. men and humtnely Inclined q
chance a. help suffering brother.
T.. \. Harlow u It'll quite sick. Me-.
II I. improving.
Mr.. aud Mr.. :. H. Wrthcrh,c aud
friend returned to their home the lil'
in.i, preparatory io opening a. sn"n a-
the Storm l. over as an siterptising pub-
lie will soon have u under foot.
We miss N. :. ,Ohun from our
streets. ~ he has az long hr"n promi-
ncnt Ia public life. De leave. vacuum
among friends.
Pension day again the 9Th, which
make. thing. lively for Justices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
~, ulI,IcIpAl tltcTIoss

In the election 81 to~n utiicets IN TIE
smaller towns - Msine, party Hoe. arr
NJ, oftsn RICHLY drawn. Even u there
I. large majority for ooe party 10 .
town on a strict party vote, the VT 81
officer. I. apt Ia include men ~ boti'
partle.. - was In Last weeks eleC-
lions, though wherever therc IA. par
~ contest. the Democrats worked a VT
tie harder than usual. .-emlng a. gain .
little courage from the result 81 last
fair. Congressional elections.
In Portland fc~ vote. sere cs., Tor
q Prohibition candidate, and thrre Mas
no choice of mayor. Another elccti"u
will IT, held on Monday, March IL.
In Auburn Judge savage, Republican
WAS reelected.
Lewiston elected W. II. Newell. Dem.
ocrst. by majority Of between "" and
400.
saco IL Republican ss usual. =.
bath gave q surprisingly large maori
Nv Cor the Republican candidate over The
Democratic and Citisens' cadidate.
waterville elects Democratic mayor
and city govrrnment, while the Demo
cratic and Citizens candidate In Halo
we'll gets majority Of one over the lie
publican candidate.
Elsewhere we give the result OF the
elections In Oxford County towns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

Mar,h iih The higgrst snow storm ~
ths .ea.ou and It'll snoNing
DANIEL Ilsywcrd Nas out from the
lake. Saturday, IL l. cutting N"od Tor
John ptnfoth.
Tho sirk ones are more comfortable.
tafcrr.t Bragg l. .till connned o. m"
hpu.s Ne hops tn people will ~
msmtrr him snd his family aud sharv
their substance With him during this
Culd evtihrr
~,hool clo.s,i in District NJ. ! Thur
ia1. with an exhibition a. the chuUh
~tturia, evening the house vas allied
aui all .-gm~i we'll satisfied. The
..haar. uut ab.~nt one daN Srrr, y.
prur pousItss. NormRn Bngg. Lester
. Dhsss aui Hollis ElllugNcrd.
Married Frh 90. Ia Errol. y. H., nv
". ". bragg. Esl, Eidie y. cha" and
Nsry Nuuis Mcleod. bath 20 Upton.
lua Fuller d. very .irk AZ her sister's In
Wet Paris. NJ. Warrvn u taking carr
10 her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
WEST PERU

There "a. neN voter pat In an APP
pearsnce al Herbert lnnt's on the scc-
ond init, weight, nine Tound..
No "a AZ our town me.ting to hold
town mestlng. la the future At West
Peru.
Marc.llu. Atkin. !. suffering from an
attack 20 Theamstism.
Mi.. T.. I. Tucker has returned from
her Walt AZ West sumner.
Al TIL. writing Il looks as u Ne might
have some snow scon.
D.. q. Austin a soa are shipping CAT
~ clothe.pin. to Portland.
W. =. Walker IL laying la q car oi
.uperphosphste for the spring trade.
II takes our horsemen most OF The faif
weather Ia serape Oh. track on the Ice
There has been some spsrring between
bor.emen and Ripley's horse has come
In ahead as often as any one. NO time
given, but would say something insIde
Of ten minutes.
The phihisic has got our friend Henry
Rowe do~u again.
Jeremiah Rocket Of Auburn 10 In town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
PORTER


Another big snow storm. some foot
morr ~ snow and q heavy Wind, drift
ing baiiv.
Mr.. John 4. French died quite sudden
liz on Monday Last. Mr.. frrnch had q
.hack last fall from which he never ful.
Ia recovered. lie ~as quite aged, ~
y.ar- aud some mOnihs. lie Was an tn-
du.,rlou.. hard ls,oring man, honest
aud upright Ia all his dealings, a god
to~nsmsn aud neighbor. lie leaves a
wife. four sou. aud three daughters tn
mourn the los. II q Kind husband and
father.
Mr.. David Heard L. very sick with
pnsumonla and not expected Ia live.
Mrs.. sally French Il quite slek. She
Il some ~ years old.
Il stili remains very sickly In this VI
cinify.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
BYRON

Pompllly. the lewiston horse dealer,
pail VI ylslt ani offered large sum
for samuel knapp's colt.
\ strike and lockout ~ Damn. crrw
80 birch worker. go not knights 81
Labor, bat knight. Who objected Ia Work
In the rain last week newly organized
waterproof crew take their place..
Hon. Jane. Irish % Hartford, j. W.
Parker ~ Portland. Mr.. Bradbury, u. D.
Swasey aud clint Russell 20 Canton, sn1
Joseph knapp % Bethel, have made VI
II. Ia town.
Mr.. q. :. Page. Who has bc.n l'otnl.
Ing AZ John lIoughton's two months, ha'
returned b. her father. AZ Canton.
4. :. Page. cook NJ one ~ >isples
camp.. Ia. b-cn Ia canton Ia max,
Arrangement. Tor hi. noted stock snd
race hor.e. q. :. A.. fof the coming
season.
Therr "a. Q social dance al knapp
Hall, last Friday evening". music. iay'
lor'. full hand, (hddle and banjo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
SMIDIN

crow. arr quite plenty. which reminds
W that spring u on the way.
Leonard I'M aud wife ~ Chlcop~c
Mass, are visiting At u. -. Moultons.
business 7. quite lively ~ y. ". Zen.
nrtt's mill. manufacturing III" htri
wool timber that IN. been hauled Their
thl. Winter. Two costly machines snl =
new saw have hcen put into the Mill rc-
Gently. Harry lil.bc- 20 Norway runs
the engine.
Mr. i."sudct stevens u .tlll very fc"-
bic.
Mr.. Daniel Ndams l. It'll quite sick
Mr.. and Mr.. VIII Mari. 49, lillh
NeVsrs. have the congratulations ani
beet wishes ~ thrlr numerous friends,
~ they have rrc~ntly entered tho state
~ maifimony We arr pleased that thsi
think ~ living IN Sw~ien.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

There was large party n the ladies
aid no Wilson nomas', rhur.day even
inE
~ Elton ~ Retry. MIL, was In
town lriihy.
J.r. SVasey, ~ Canton, vas la town
~ufTlaV.
james Nelch has coN that droPpci
q pair 20 r,sl hsifer calves q short time
Hgu.
18th Nhhott l. on the gain.
Nell lo,eioy has sSappe,i horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
NORWAY LAKE

Ic.ss r,uriigr ~ Gardiner. Ne, wa'
a. 7. l.. Partridge this week.
y. n. Whitman went To- Bo.ion thi'
week.
Mr.. Win Parker i qulic sick.
Ilhion nurk snd wife have been Welt
Inc their daughter ~ Turner.
Mr.. charlie. IIoigion ~ Waterford
h,. l-~-n spending i-s d,vs With hei
daughter. Mr.. J-.sic Huck.
Worst snow .iorn and hloW tho an
and S,h ~ March that Ne have had for
the winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
MONTY paris

Arthur Alley IA. moved into y. !,
Cushmsn'. rent.
George Hammond h.. very slck
child.
s~orre ,h1s". D. Hammond ani ",
II. Chllis have had 10 call the doctor foT
their children.
n. ". Durham ani ,. 4 Durham
have l--~u away after oven.
NJ. Jane steven. I. quli" sick. Her
daughter d. 1t home helping caw Tor
th~m.
AGENTS ar- canysssing "a -" how
many acres ~ sweet corn can d" hal Tor
a factory ~ Wet rari., whsr~ u I. hop
"a some one may ~ Induced to build.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

I.. equity .aIf hruught by Granville
'....f canton against VIM. Dunn,
IN. DO IIH.gs. Wm. g.. tiammou aud
'..r... lt.t.H. Which Was ryisrret o.
NHHHr. SAL. lrt iicl 40 the fct-
r..r. ..Hm ri gout by the report ~
MD. H'.H.. hlIh uas a. foliuss, that f.
.I....'. $500 te dismissed v IN ,u.t'
o. Isfr irfs."
ll.. a.. fir .g.t that gres cat ~ The
.....r.. ..HHs.ftsl With thr grange
...r, .f canton. uuder ths arm name 81
20. fi..I. a. .a. il I-ss and 49,. chile
~ 'I.r uts partnership alh
o.. NH. H.u consisted "a himssii, y. VI.
IH.i FlI shHut tWruty grtngrrs,
a.. s.#i a 1ofr With Mr.. Chilts Tor
'.a'. s|..h eas pat info The stur~ anl
tH.U Ih..I. rIlIm.i sts ous-thlrd ~
M. ..r..HI Stock 10 thr busiuess. lhs
lfi'rIIrf. dsn.e,l the rxistsnre "a anF
Iar'.Hr.'.r ana claimed thsy signed the
%. uFrr.I fs su recommendation lhs
testimony ga. an taken la writing ani
..'l rsirrr,si.
>aa-st fur Piaiuiif. Wrigm Tor
l'l.1. llodgy ant Gsmmon. Randall
o. uIsLua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
nRAErO.

lr,-i Lanes camps sefv 80 h"pfirl
With water during the r~c-nt thsw that
the team. hal o. 20 out 20 The soo,l. a.
stop over night ~ VIII narlrtt's plsc-
There have h--n ssV~r,i severe cas~.
~ mump. In town lately. They vent
very light ih~ fret ~ the winter, bat all
Who take thsm nov ar SURF 60 know
ihsv have them.
FoNcs arr very plenty In thl. sectiou
I wi.h some one Who u .killcl In hunt
Ing thrm would come thu. way and give
thru try. W. have more than ~
want - them.
Report ssys Henry Lombard, logging
Land Owned hy \. -. Goodwin. hal the
misfortune Ia have tr-r tall on onF
,ok. II hi. oxen injuring thru yer, Bad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
WILSON'S MILLS

vuiis a heavy shock % What "a. sup
t.o.s.l a. D. an earthquake Sas ten herc
~ o'elo,k Monday. precesici by Wv
IA llrht resembling an el..Ctfic light, bui
an. 50 meteor .o.n BY other. NV en-
plain. u All. - =.
Tr..i chandler hs. gone 10 Berlin Va
=. an,ier a physicians care. lie has
t.esu out "a bsalth AL sinief.
lila. Bennett has finished hl. i"sg'"k
contract aud his cres has gone.
Bennetf Brothsrs have finished ti'e"
enutract and commenced on another:
A hls thAs settled the snow nearly a
h.n the mkidls "a the week and nov
stormy March has come upon ne IN
fr,s4lnx style.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
RnYAsrs POND

o.rar y. BoVkcr. Formerly an employ,
Va tho chsir factory, vent io BOSTON
Tur..isv. vhrrv b. has posltion as q
hors~ car conductor.
m. ltdi~s ~ the tnlVersslist circle
will have "tng psrty" ~ tho Iosn
Hell. Thar.lsV evening, Nsrch lfih.
Surpef will D. s~f,.l Al : o'clock.
Mr.. Mary y. wyman l. 'ick With
pnsumonis.
rev. 1. y. I'cass will preach AZ ~"
tnl,ersalist chufvh Marvh 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rnt oolSos OF TrG WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS oF TAE COUNTY.
FRVEsuRG

\ very Interesting meeting ~ the
Woman's Club wss held last Friday. The
suhieyt was oliver Wendell Holmes.
Papers on his life. works aud ancestors
Nerc given by members ~ the club, and
a vyry bright aud original parody 90
The the Horse shay, was rad by Mrs.
tas.sll.
=. :. Barrows was In town over San-
daN.
n. T. Newman AMI family have ~
tutnc,ito fryeharg after an sh.cnce 1T
several months In brooklyn, y. y.
The winter term ~ the academy closed
rlrsiaV.
Me- Margis Mar IT Cornish, has i-ccn
visiting Miss Matte Howe.
" u. TarboN spent lat week La Hos
too.
The ladies ~ the New church gave a
supt.sf 40 the ye.iry rhurs'isy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10

uhs Hilltop NIusfrvI., 40 gruii'mFH
20 lrIlr.fiHUr,l gn'"r. sill 1TIsar iu h
tar.i aHI ufsrr-ilu. programme ai
N.IHfmt ilHI neat lriitN evening A.
.. Rh.t fh.. fru4ur has h.'u iu thr I'is'.
t .. uHus,rssIr, tu .fN ANYTHING a'h
...I-I f1 thr present. 10 be- suil.'.n' ''
$3.50 Isf Iu fl. i..f fi-rF wears great Iu.
r..t.u..f Il. Istu Ut.Ir hI thr I4r..
.fII. h..t t,s.hsr. 90 No,sl mg.I. Iu
NtR 4 uTs lrI lnr.'.r. Ntfr flr ....
...I gentlemen tu..l their rHfrrfH.I.
m.rf. mn. f..r oII hr .'luHi tH give
fHr white fH'k. sr opportunity fu iIr.r.
Ntu...H.r It brI Too usuf.s CO.. cent.
f.r Iru.H. tuur rIr'1 lrI INHi M.
ru.r. a.IfI.s IIrr.r u.II waiting HrHlHi
tur f.lhrt uIu.iHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
ALBANY

snow bound The hardest storm for
the SEASON.
NJ. Fisher Who carrie. garden s"e,i'
Tor Dunlap !. blocked la here at The
Corner.
No mail to-day.
Town meeting ph.sed ofi quietly.
Mr lirigg. l. yet quite sick.
Meas Il very scAr".
ShoScllng snow and breaking rad. l.
the main business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
4ARrgOpD

school meeting az the Line District
iLr 81. VA. veil attended. Ninslow
Allen "a. chosen clerk. !. II. Dearborn.
agent. Tho meeting voted o. build a
Wuol houss.
Aluh, krcu IA. sold hi. colt 10 sum
nor list u.ter.
william tarS l. in very pDor health.
Mr.. Emyry Parsons !, quite sick With
purumoua.
Nsr,h has cpmc la like lion 80 Tar.
Burtnn Hutchinson IA. come home
from Nuhuru
ptrl-. Hutchinson IA. gone "a North
Abingdon. Mass, GO work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
1Asr nnnMhrlIIn

Norr dHr~i roads since March cams
Ia than through All thu winter months
Circle Nas postponed on account oi
the storm.
The Temperance" concert NJ thu ,ungre
.itinnal churrh, for which the Chiltr't
have be-n preparing, will b. on 10" l'il
II pleasant.
VI. snd Mr.. 4 u. rrv"nlaN ~" n
Mr.. Colr'. They have left Hr'ision~
Y. H., Nhcrr they have brcn for SONS
time.
F.D. Mc.cr,c IA. moved back To- th'
Centre.
l.. II. Lane l. quite sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
FAST ngBRos

John \. With,m ~ NrN Gloucester
m. b--n helping \. VI. fogg get az
sntn@ wDoi.
The Patrons Dramatic club ar pre-
p,ring o. play Uncle Tom. cabin Ia
tha near future.
Es.t Hebron Grsngc gives fair Al O..
a. Hall next w~in~.isy evening, pro-
c-s,l. "a ~ Cor the b-neht ~ ssih grange.
Mr.. l.. T. lloigion ~ Mechanic Falls
J.. visiting II her hther'., Rev. 9. i.
ke~ne's thi. week.
The sick one. In the place are imptov'
Ing.
E,st Hebron 4. ENJOYING the con-
Nrnienccs IL new post office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
RROMNEIIIn

The storm "wednesday IA. one of il'"
worst 10 the ssason. Ab"ut u Inches
~ snow fell daring the dsy aud night.
n l. quite slckly la the village.
4 hand concert aud entertainment sas
given AZ the toNn hall saturday evening
hy the Eaton Brass Hand.
Frrd Thayer, ~, j. Boarding al the
Central IIoa.e. also >h-lion AMI Iva
B0vuion.
VIII NcDonald IA. gone Ia fry,burg
IA Work 10 the Gresnlaw clothing shop.
Dr. fiirh !. quite slck.
Howard Porter 10 frceport was IN
toNn tai. week. also Mr.. Charlie. DsNi.
20 lliram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
ngsNAus

:. Z JeVctt. Who hi. h-cn Ia Man
chester tor a week, IN. rturned home.
benjamin. Mckay has b-ru granted an
inrrrass ~ pension.
Mr.. Mary !. Parks ~ clifton. Ne, !.
visiting her Sister. Mr.. T.. \. Berry and
other relatives In this town and brown.
h~li. She wss daughter of the late
Elijah Baihury ~ lirowufleld aud \
niece ~ Judge Howard, late ~ Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-10
NEs1 PARIS

~WtSI PsNIS.
About Yinehes Of ligh, snow fell last
wednc/ey.
l,.lkmher the public Temperance
metfng Monday evening, March nth.
Hhe Norway Minstrel. are tn give an
Entertainment Ia Dunlsm's Hall We'd.
ne.dsy evening, March 18th.
West Paris Burylng Ground Associ-
alton meet. NJ the house ~ william v.
Willis Wednesday evening, March II.
Rey. 4. 4. Hayden of Auburn viii
lecture in the baptist church Thursday
aud Friday evening. ~ thi. week.
=. 4. Brooks had thr-e ribs broken AZ
the horse trot NJ Bryaut's Pond last Sat
urlsy hy being run Into.
Frank farnum'. little daughter, Who
~. been dangerously III Tor number
~ day., !. nov g,iulng slosly.
a. N. lane. lease 10 the gri.t mill eN.
plr.. thl. week, When h. will ~ out AMI
Mr. Locke will run the business. We
understand that Mr.. Locke hs. engaged
Joseph I.lt,lehsie of North Parts 10
work In the mill.