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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
aRXANIsS POND.

Mr.. fe..snien swans shop was broken
into Monday night aud Q greater part 81
hi. stock stolen.
Franklin Grange held u. annual hsr-
vest feast on saturday, Jan. ~. The
installation II oiil-r. WAS also held on
the same date.
John iIa.elton va. In town Monday
With hi. phoDograph.
". u. Morton Ia. lifted up the %. 4.
lIoughton store aud !. putting In q line
% goods not generally kept by other.
here In trade.
!. W. we.t % lewiston u writing
police. here for the Massschu..tt. Mu-
tusl Insurance Company.
y. 4. Perkins has been doing some
fine painting on sleigh. Tor ID. ID. Fever
".
r. l.. webb's Hue store, the clothing
AMI furnishing house, Norssy, will be-
closed IL u q. v. on Tue.day, Thur.dsy
aud Friday % each week until further
notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
EASY BETHEL.

Ice fr-.h-t. Jan. -. Aniro.coegln
River clear ~ ic- AMI full banks. rising
four f-~t In one night. THIS !. the
ihIritlme thl. winter IN. ic- Ia. broken
ap aud gone out the % river.
FRED e.. Be,n h. gone up SUNDAY
River tn work In the woods. D.. =.
BARTLETT IA. gone Ia Patch Mountain
Tending .le,is.
Esrtic Btrtlett Il At work Tor u. w.
B,rtl-tt doing chores aud attending
sChsol.
Mr.. ani Mr.. Croker ani 4. swan
nov riie out IN handsome new sleish..
During the storm Jan. ~, y. y.
swans cellar hllei With water nv way
~ M. squ~luct 80 that the water ran
out the cellar Windows.
u. n. iIs.iing. while splitting log.
c,ughi the end ~ Que ~ hi. finger. and
Injured the n,il .~,rr.ly.
The third storm 10 the season on Jan.
Glh but not enough for good .leighlns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
Albany.

III
| Mas brooks % Norway closed q sue
cc..ful term of school at the Corner new
year. day. In the evening the school
With the all Of Others, gave an exhibit
tion aud entertainment at the church,
can.isting ~ dialogues, defamation
and tableaux, vocal and Instruments
music, aud box supper In the yestTy
There were about one hundred present
aud II was q success In every way
Over eight dollar. were raised toward I
new carpet for the church.
In consequence 10 the storm Tuesds,
evening, the roth ult.. the Changers did
notearry out all 90 their program, bui
postponed u two weeks, when they cx'
pect to have q good time.
Rev. Thoms. VI. B@adsnkof 81 Bsltl'
more. Maryland, m,des short ,l.it among
III. friend. aud former psrishioner. nj
North Waterford aud Albany, wber'
he received very cordial greeting. Sun.
day be preached ~ North Waterford NJ
| N 4. VI. and at Albany st ! u. W. DR.
wilhelm ~ Baltimore was with him and
made interesting remarks IT the close 81
the sermon az Albsny, AMI gave . lee
turc on China In the evening al North
Waterford.
M.- Emm, bird came home New
Year. day aud stopped few days.
Mi.. Georgia Blni was al home Christ
ms..
The rain ~ saturday night, "a Inst,
washed our road. considerably.
Herbert I. Bean hes purchased very
good colt 10 ID. 4. Cummings.
Dr. walker, veterinary surgeon al
Norway, l. having considerable practice
herr among young horse. and old ones,
The Cohurn brother. have . Job 81
hauling q hundred thousand feet ~ osk
lumber fr.m the southwest part 81 Al
bsny to B.,bel chair factory, q distance
II min. or ten mile. on q rad that re-
quircs considerable snow.
Al TIL. writing, "wednesday evening
We are having q "northssstrr," and "
I. hoped there Will be an abundance of
snow, which will make many heart.
glad.
Am very sorry TO learn 81 the w he Nth
% your able correspondent, q. ". H., III
Mason, especially that h- deemei u hl.
iu,y "a resign hi position q. regular
correspondent. Hope w- may occ,'
.ionally hear from him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
wgsr PARIS


Not enough snow for good slediing ~
UT.
The rta-er mill started again We'd
desisy. Ma. Andrews Gays he hal god
sarcess In procuring orders wilhelm New
losk.
Miss Lizzie Beck IL helping Curtis 4
Co. take account of stock.
Prank Bsrrvtt shipped the last ut his
apples this w~~k.
Mr.. n. l.. Marshall. who IL largely
Interested In the poplar baslne-s. and
Zoe convenience has HI. headquarters AZ
rcpsham, Me-, Ia spending lev day. nj
hi. home la Trap Corner.
Al meeting IL the W. &. r. L. Dec.
Eth. the follo~ing officers were elected
for the ensuing year;
Pre-. Mr.. q u Andrw.
ia Me fr~--. Mr.. l. :. Perry.
81 Nics rre.. M. frsnk tisyes
sri Nv fv-.. Ni.. Jeaa,s brv~a.
~ssy. NJ. pssti Ema.sa..
trss. Mrs.. Trash Have.
The event of the season occurred last
Tuesday evening, when the new Old
Fellows Hall VA. packed With Isopie To
witness the installation of the new OH
c-r. 10 Onwsri Rebsksh Lodge nv Mrs.
G~o. 4. Wilson. u. u. q. ". aud \. Morse.
u. VI. hath of south Paris. Music for
IN. evening wss Furnished nv q quar-
t-,ie, consisting of Mr.. AMI Mrs. l.. =.
Ferry, Mrs. =. n. In ke aud W. y. Dun
ham, also q solo by Mrs. lena Ernum.
Immediately following the installation
ceremonies -pecche. we're made by Hen
bmln DsVl. aud Rev. Mr.. ilsmilion
of Ncf.lls, then the audience adjourned
10 the lower hall, where q hountlful ~
past II the nlc.st 81 food Was served at
only 2Scts. per ccuple. After all, Who
si.hed Ia eat. had eaten their oil, short
literary entertainment was given In the
appe: hall, and AZ al sbout ~ th.
company dispersed. The installed OIL
cers src:
Ahbe. Curtis. Nc
tmms 4. ssAn. y, O.
fanhis panham. u. =.
Mr.. Hannah ttamwsoi. -.
Mr.. tise-s n.assn. rrcss.
Mr.. Jaia D. Curtis. ".
Mr.. Niihs Davis. q
Mr.. Cora tarsey. i...
NJ. o. o. pvansa. 90.
Mr.. tIstiis Isvt., u :. efN. a..
Mrs Nsristua Wills. o. = efN.s.
Mi.. tissie nssk. u : - q.
Ni.. No. esy. q. : ~ N..
Mr.. Fsaais tamea.. chap.
rhs pople 10 this community are much
disturbed over the shutting up Of the
". l.. Mrg. Go. mills, which occurred
last Tuesday night. The company have
,s.ignei Gco. 4. Wilson ~ south Paris
q. assignee. Their assets ar- sGO,oo,
liabilities sS>,obO. The business will
-oon start again, aud sill he run by the
assignee with a view To manufacture
.t....E 49, "a, h.uH tr.n.r.faFx In anal
disposition II the property. TIL. plant
y splaniidly equlpps,i and ofirr- good
in.lucement. Ia snVou. Ia coutinue the
business here; ss the product ~ the
factory Ia. nos become Widely known,
and v In good ds,nsud everywhere.
r. L.. Webb. Blue store, th. clothing
and furnishing hoa.~. Norsay, will b.
clo.-Si at =. v. on Tuesday, rhur-iay
and Friday 70 each week until further
ootice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
OxgORD.

Jas. q. Jones, Chss. II,nscom, \. \.
Fuller aud Geo. Heath m,de their snnu-
nj deer hunting trip. Fuller secur~i .
doe, while Jones had the fortune tn get
. buck nine year. old aud measuring ten
feet, t~o inchc. from tip to tip, when
stretched Ia the tres. The meat. when
Dressed, weighed 40 lb.. lie ~ill have
the head mounted.
Mrs.. sarah Weber has received q
pension.
The T. 4. Roberts Post, GA. ", hsd q
public installation ~ officers "Wednesday
evening az Bumpas Hall With q supper,
music. etc, closing With dance.
~ Fall~r. Cesa.
Altnsn gr,-sksr. :. N.t.
a. N Iones. o NC.
~t~pk~a I~r,tsh, -arse"a.
4. Nolisn. ghsplsln.
CT wari~sli. Oeicsr % the psy.
TIL. Webb. Hue store, the clothing
AMI Furnishing house, Norway. sili b.
closed az q y. n. on Tuesday, Thur.i,y
aud Friday % each week until further
notice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
NoRJS ALBANY.

Mr.. Hiram Robbins has gone Ia stark,
y. a., where she Intends To spend the
winter.
school In District No. :, taught by
Mr.. Geo. klmbsli, clo.ed last Ihursda!
after q very successful term.
The klmhsll Bro,hers are subjected Ia
another misfortune. They were all ready
o. start for stark, y. ~, where they In
tended Ia team this winter, but they
wer- detained by the sickness Of t~o oi
their large horses which rendered u I'm
possible Tor both Ia 40 for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
eAsr aiIugORD

Mr.. Edward Holland has returned
from Massachusetts,.
". u. Tainter, of Dixheld, was IN
town Friday.
WIN. Goodwin !. able to open hi. shop
sg,in.
Last Monday while Mrs.. Jesse Bishop
"a. b-ing carried to q. 10. Abbott- by
VIII Coffin the wagon Was o,erturne''
and Mr.. Bl.hop MAS Violently thrown
nut ON Ia the frozen grouni striking Oh
her right side and face hurting her bad.
ly hut at ihi. writing she Il better aud
able Ia be- about the house.
Elbridge wymau 4. attending school
at Hanover.
Mr.. bishop killed a beef COW for J..
". Abbott Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
RuvgopD CENTRE.

Mr.. Fred Eaton !. attending shaw.
i,a.inrs. College at Portland.
Walter and Lrns. M,r.c Will attend
.chool At iI-bron together With several
other. from i,umfori.
Mr. waldo p-,tsngill will spend part
20 each week during the winter la Port
land In connection With the business Of
the i,umfori Fall. Posrr Company.
Mr.. 4. %. burgess IL on the sick list
We are obliged Ia 90 Ia nv way 81
bethel illll to gct good. from the rail-
rosd.
Charlie. Dolloff has been appointed
frrr,msn.
Mr.. e. u. Abbott his been laid az
nearly two week. by rhrum ,tism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
OtxTiElO.

There has been no crossing at the
ferries except by . smsll boat the past
week. The stage goes down on this
side of the river. We CERTAINLY are In
need Of bridge more than ever.
%. A. Thsyer visItei this village With .
photograph last week. Everybody went
10 hear u and was well pleased.
Col. W. r. Eu.tis IL making hIs annual
trip to IIostou.
Miss lone Harlow IL visiting friends
In Newton, Mas.
f.F. bartlett, the jeweler, IL In town
for few DAYS.
q. W. Ridlon was In town Wednesday.
Mr.. Gerald wymsn of IIoston was In
town Thursday, also Mr.. Tebbets of the
American Bobbin, spool a shuttle Co.,
Bethel, Maine.
Mr. Fred Dillingham; arrived Thurs
day night from Minneapolis, MINI.
We understand that Frank stanley is
To dedicate hIs new spool mill Vita ball
and supper soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
NORWAY LAKE,


y. A. stevens MAS taken sick Thurs
day morning, but IL more comfortable
st present.
Nr. stevens has been sIck With IA
q. W. Partridge and wife are both
.ick with Ia grippe. slso J. 4. Msrston.
J. y. Msrston has got through work
Ing for Partridge 4 Danforth, and Zenas
W. Milis IL Ia take his place.
We are having hne school taught by
Nos~s stiles.
school in Pike's lin district closed
Jan. sth.
TIL. wehb's Hue Store, the clothing
snd Furnishing house, Norway, viii be
clo.~si At y. =. oa Tuesday, Thursday,
and Friday Of each week until further
aseips.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
DENMARK.


The Rebekah lodge Of this place will
hold q course Of six assemblies In Old
rellows' Hall, commencing Friday even,
Ing, Jan. 18th. No palms will be spared
To make them hrst class. Benefits Or
chestra.
The Denmark lodge, Old Fellows,
held their installation, Tuesdsy evening.
Foster Pinyrve, y, u.
sherman Hartford. v. u.
= %. tslby, ~ =.
Mm. Allen. q. =.
y. -. Thoms. Tva-arrr.
.. %. Berry, INSTALLING Omosr
Mrs. Flora Pingrce will Install the
officers Of the Iiebekah lodges of
this district In place Of Mrs. =. r.
brown, Who resigned.
Mr.. A. n. Jones and Fernando With.
am will cut Fred SAnborn's timber
aud will begin Friday morning, Jan.
ath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
aaQMNEIEID.

Nearly two incl,-. ~ snow fell Wed.
ne.,lay evening which makes quite good
.lcighlng for the time being.
A. D.. Hartford Z. doing quite a busl-
nee. furni.hlng picture francs.
MI.. Haiti. Eastman wss ihrosn from
N. carriage while out riding aud ~as
considerably hurt.
Mr.. Eugene Martin Who Ia. br-n oui
~ h~alih for long tim. !. slowly Inn
proving.
The'e I. a great deal Of .ickne.. from
Ia grippe.
The i.ean supper Friday evening VA.
very much enl'ye'i by tho.- Who par
took, u We are 10 JUICE by the way they
disappeared. The b-an..)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
wiIsoh,s NillA

d. G. Bennett hauled . spruce - feet
long scaling 1850 feet.
u. 4. Bean IL hauling timber from the
yard for Fred Taylor.
l.. e. and j. l.. Bc~ttIe went TO Parker
town the hrst Of the week.
Walter buchanan has been out and
drove home q nice Joke Of Oxen Tor the
woods.
John Olson had one Of his horses bad.
ly hurt recently.
y. A. FLINT and his con Arthur are
both out Of the wooda slck with the grip,
Their cook Il alex and Gilt Virgins 10
now cooking NJ the camp.
stephen Patterson IL 0ut alex aud Ern-
Get Bennett u cook d Cameron q Stur-
tevant's camp.
A rain storm and big blow Dec. S0th.
Another rain storm Jan. 81.
rree Maria and rDd Psrsoes are 1t
yiinss Hotsl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
PERU.

Mrs. Edward Barber died On the sec-
ond. She Was Is years old. She scslded
her foot some two months ago and she
ha. been falling since. She WAS buried
ou the 9Th; Elder Abbott preached the
funeral sermon. Sadie aud Maggie Cas-
tie of wAtsrville were at home To attend
their grsndmother's funeral. Mr.. Bar-
ber and his wife moved lnto town about
thirty years ago, aud he had not been
over from England but = few years when
he came hire.
Qults . Number ars slck With u grippe
Isr I ~ oold ~ y golng reed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
OBITUARY
~ rwutHTiI.

N-ru $. Tvu,h-ll. Tor ftt~sn YEAR
fI. .rl.iar snI proprietor 81 th- 6orhsm
y. TO- Nsautslnssr. dis,i al hi. h"m"
/. I,Hrlfm Nunt4y night, from pnsa-
.....s. ts.lssing e. -.sSvrv attack 81 the
sr.t-. o. 49, baru 40 Bethel, Jan"
81 .>tl. .aI ~.nt o. Nes Hsmp.hifr
...m rurtiant sher~ D. Nas Tor sever
.. seen. yularrt-l 9th the star an !
sl.rtl-sr .l sssspaper work, which
.....Hls tssu hls Ne sork. lie Seut
ss.N.m Iu uytotsr. issG, aud the next
49,. F.4u...,i The M"uutsin~.r, ShaCh
... .IIsy gi.us,i much more chan lo,-sl
...,f.sa. tud Witk Shirh AL. life sincc
... ..,H r.u.sly ruasr,t~,i. IL hts b"en
s t., Il-atIh~,i ~ith The hi.t"rV 81
"a. tui bt. q hp-s ottrieuis In bath
NJ .. sII N,s Hampshire.
II. tt. prlsiu-ut sasnn AMI OH
|..t. ~ Uttsf ur,i-. ln--- Que 81
En-. H.-r tri-ut supporters. lie m trrted'
~....u.rr i. ls,s. Me- 1'yorgi- =,
.I.- ..sr 20 tb. i.fs bsuj ,mis ". CARY
Hf I..r. tui. Maine. . lin-,l tkscendtni
.'I..l cav. whu Nss one 20 the pie
Deep -s.t..f. - iig~satsr, Ma, ani
H...I rr.ui.lt 90 i'vttsnd. Mr.. witch
.. ..rtI,,s hIm nth tNo children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
LOWELL.

And here We are bundled up In bsl
9th the .rlpT~, burden to ourselves
aud everybody else, hut Ne have seen
the worst ~ u We think, aud life begin.
to grow brighter. Hut the grippe !. n"
rc.p~t.r oi persons here, the rich and
the poor, the good aud th. bad, the
Young AMI IN. old, alike, .uccumb Ia IT.
power. II b. not proved fatal Ia th''
town. There have been hut too deaths
sni these were from other causes.
J. y. st.srn. aud Osen 4. E,sim,n
,rr cutting .oms hard ~coi timber GA
th.lr own places.
:. y. Hartman has contract Ia cut
anil draw hsri ~ooj timt-r from th'
''rrout Pond Lot" to =. IL. Hartman.
mill.
I.ey. Mr.. ssndbpok ~ss unable Ia
preach sunday on account of .ickncs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
IAsn MAHIaEORn.

Born, IN Waterford, Jan. i,h, To tie
wife ot Frank ~. morse, . .on.
Annie Nih-rton his h-rn obliged "a
give un her .chool In Tempt. iilll dl.-
tfict osing tn Illness. Emm, knlgh,ly
a ~ teach the rem ,inier ~ the term.
Prrl.y Ilo'lg,ion Who has b-sn sway
working for some time. !. At home ag,in,
Mr.. George bennett !. quite .lek
With the gripp~.
SEVERAL farmer. arr hiring cord WOOD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
NOBLE sucsEItlp.

Ia grippe b. rather GA the decrease In
GU I,iuiiv.
Africa Farrar Il falling.
.. w. tsrrar has b-eu % the poultry
'ians 40 leNi.t0n.
W.. l.. 4 Bstss ~ West sumner m.
"a. .''u whiting few da,sst X. Monks.
III hoys arr anxious for god sleigh
'h 80 they can exefcis. th.ir colts.
u. " Fuller take, care % Afrie, Far
Tar nighs.
A-u ,harvhill. sho has BEEN st
'a'.s : Mills al work. cam. hom. q fe~
asss sgo "a take care Of Asaph Church
Is tmuy, ~ho we're all sick Nth
gripp-.
a, s.hn Chaplin sent Ia Bethel ON q WIS.,
h"ai.y, the 9th.
i~htsrnssn are Anxious for snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
atlckeicl0

Mrs.. william Chase goes 10 live with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Harlow OF
Hebron.
The week Of prayer Was observed ct
the chapel of the baptist church every
evening last week but Friday.
In several nelghborhcods round town
the sick outnumbcr the well.
There were nineteen deaths In town
last year; eldest % years, youngest %
yesrs, AVERAGING about 20 years of age.
Mas lone Harlow of Dlxheld Was In
town Thursdsy an her way to visit
friends In Massachusetts,.
Mrs. George ID. Blsbec and daughter
left Friday morning for Boston add
Newton for q short visit.
Mrs. samuel II. irish Of East Buck
field died Thursday afternoon after q
lingering Illness of several months. Her
loss viii Le most deeply felt by those
sbo know her heat.
Go.d FsIth It-beksh Degree Lodge,
M. t0, I. q. q. ~, was Instituted at Odd
feliows' Hall Wednesday evening, Jan.
oh, by Grand Master. Nicholas Fessen-
den, assisted nv samuel Adams, Grand
Marshal, numbering 30 charter members.
The following officers we're elected aud
installed:
Jeha y. peSo-tsr, n. q.
Nra W. %. furkis, N.G.
Mr.. Ada n. Pratt. 40.
Mr. q. n. iri.h. Treas.
Ni.- Nirxtnis D-g.-ter, W.
Ms. !. %. bs.worh. a..
Mrs. W. u. Tssksr. As.
Mrs.. u Crskstt. !. q.
Mrs. q. q. wnhinstea. " :. y. %.
A ~ q
Mr.. u. ,. Rs.-eii. u s.y...
Mrs. y. y. nesostsr, L.. =. va,
Mr.. A. y. wsrrvn, Chaplain.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. u. Coyie furnished
supper at the hall. The occasion was
very enjoysble.
Il. e. rhomes Ia at N. q. Paimer's In
Portland.
Mrs. George Gregg of Andover Ia st
her mothers, Mrs. 4. y. Coles.
Influenza has quite q grip on High
strect AZ the present time.
Tie Garfield tea man aud the House
hold tea m,n have been doing the village
the past week. No need ~ doctors nov.
Virgil y. DcCo.ter, of East luckheli,
that II pays "a keep hens.
lie M. kept - hen. the past year aud
from them has recelv~i sS- O. Tor eggs.
,nd for chickens cold s1t.so, equal
slOl. ~, and has II hens lefi. lie feeds
mostly With harley. and sccor,ilng "a the
above hgures Ia. sold his barley pretty
~cll to say the least. Plymouth Rock
variety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
lIIIAl-

Qult. q hard winter for basiness 81
Tar, with almost a fre.het saturday
night.
TO. Larry Ia. over 3Do,Oo feet Of
spruce yariei aud not . stick on the
river.
III. wild River I.umt~r ca. ears ran
orthe track the other day and nearly
demolished two of them.
The old boxes In the po.t ofi-c have
b.en replaced by ne~ ones which look
neat aud pretty.
4. VI. Whltm,n has moved back from
Gorh,m aud will act as day operator nj
N. depot. lie h,. been day operator
a GoThsm for q few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
EASY hEaRON.

H.N. Merrill I. packing another car
Load Of appl~. for the Liverpool market.
H.. &. Berry aud son have sold 'hs'r
.ppIe. 20 Canadian p.rties;a a. have also
tyru. aud Frank Rsm.ieli.
Cyu. R.m.dsll IL very slck. The
other .ick oae> are improving.
The grange expect In have an en's'-
t.lnmsut. Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
THE OXFORD BEARS.
-r-E o0.SGs oF r-S WEEK ~ AL
SECTIONS OF rrE COUNTY.
RnaRuRN

NOkbgNNs
ne snos, the hesuti'ul snow u
coming IoNa sta r,pi rate sad VII
'r.s fly Q" al the hu.iD~ss m.n. u u
sf0i fhtt N. w rain l,si saturday car
r.-i much ~ staple. lumher out % ga
trui.- ir- sorry Tor hi. hard luck.
W.. l.. 4 Thomts !. si,k.
bsrt Buudlvtt 9. AZ WORK for MI
frrtmlu
'apti O.. .l,ughtsring some very Young
ffHI iu this Town.
'"r siufer must hs short.
li tu- Byrun hunter dli mistake the
.'.'- 20 ihr for I glory la her sPuns-
'.i au..s Dsmmon's dog once ran such
q i'N Into the vail, the ola msn got
i'hl tui p--srl inta the hole, With hi.
'"' il' ether ~. II the wall Jsbhing
'l stIck. When IN. ''spscsl.d fox
hraf.Y put the old mans eyes out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
wtsY sucxeielp.

About every one Ia. ct the ghp.
H.rbsrt II,rlo~ and wife OF Ne~ry
xerr AZ &. q. Harlow. last week.
IN. smith Ia. got another horse.
\. Turner bousht COW last week OF
J. ". smith.
Mis- Mary Fsrrar ~as At her fathers
Last SUNDAY.
A. n. Eiwood is stopping at home
Mrs. l. J. Mor.e is With her daughter
Miss Sarah Morse.
A nan from Harrington passed
Through h~r~ Last ~e~k elesning CLOCKS
Tbrrv ~.s . Christmas tres ~ 3. La
D~moua ChrissDAs niGhs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
NOQYH pAQie

Iysum Friday night. Question "I.e-
solved that We are more dependent on
the farmer than the mechanic"
The grippe IL having quite . run here.
several have been quite alex With Il.
Many of the farmers here have plan
ned winters work drawing lumber, and
lack Of snow IL making Il hard foe them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

m. wtlK.-ALso NV local
.IIANiNe~.
charles cannon 20 the ENst knocked
sf uur door Monsity AMI h. had thu lnok
~ one under a cloud. lie Nas In quest
q ht. Iost six-ycar old bov. lie Sss in
ffs ~oui. Nth either scholar. taking
rfsir incoming around the gum trr~s.
=. ~ing a rabbit th.Y al gave chase. The
r,hbIt j. still Al lsrge. When they got
E.t.k tu the .yhcol house little Gammou
r,s.ut there. >~rrchlng the Scssi. th-y
f.Us,l o. hnd little a.. bectuse L. O..
s..ut there. IL hsd gut out on IN"
I..Laay hat ~ wss 80 h-sildsr~,i that
f,mgisr ohjNt. lcose'i strange and liitl"
tsmisan .iart~,l cat Int the world Tor
t.m.rf EN-hotrlman fobtn overlook
Dim 90 nsil'. Bri,ig~ aud sske'i ~hsrc be-
va. guiug IT, burst Into tear ant
-.Ii b. - snt~d Ca - homs. samaritan
I.fIu tunk hin o. the tavern. warmed
linn tnI hIIs-l kiis sui gave him into hi
smiling fathers arm. In hrst class cou-
. F.HH.
Ia,I-,l wagons pass hourly With APP
De-. ior Nb~l sls5 psr hsrrcl and
m. .ur.ttuus askcd.
NrrIs. sr~ net kvvping Sell,
o. Cor. aud hlacksmiths can pat In a
70 If1.s wurk nos.
DO. ur,u.isr D. canhned o. the house
.f.f uHt. W have nuticesi dark circle,
.-...1I Die rts- 20 late.
y. .-r,Isy. a. the Methodist churvh
lost sabbath. The psstot i siss.
w.. Ih.m-.. "a sctiVr m~nher 81 the
.l.r,h. I. 1..l on The .iCk lit.
mrHt. u.usily vumr with such I'M
...H.fIs Weather. W ike the wealth
., 90 De-. o.. r,th.r a c',tly luxury To
-HaH people.
e. are s1rr1 that triend Mason has
p. s- .,af q the rsnks. Nav IssCe aud
rr.....Nft ts he abiding guests. We
t.tt H.,, th.lAiUg 20 doing that saine
tf..s sur~f The hrt l. - ~~ll
s.sH..i that there s~~m. "a D. no call
In. H. rr.frf g'f4tusr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12
locss,s MILLS.

q. q. fol.om !. quite sick with Ia
grippe NJ thi. writing.
Wesley klmb,ll has just got up from
, long Siege With Ia grippe.
W. n. Crockett, formerlya clerk Tor
III. 4. u. \. & =. Co., hs. bought out
the store aud entered ou hi. own account
January lat.
Hank white. Jr., gave two entertain.
ment. at Mt. Abrsm Hall saturday and
Monday evenings.
The |. u. 90 u. r. have changed their
night for meetings to Saturday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

To- IsI,V rtiu - ne "a 20 January
.i.'.i fhs Nnlrusc'giu River o. the high
..t HIt,l Or thrrv wears. IL as feared
&c sh.'- that tn hriig- ~ I,nton
s .. s.'ug tp is carried away. hut 10
. .sut.. tb"ugh the piers Serc con-
.......t sstksur,t.
~.Itrt. ,s-.m. broke sui L.fgr guam
... .f bunker s~ut dusu stream out
.. ..l. BE- "a, 10 tr.t rvpDriei, bat later
a.,.s. II.i.cs that Il got hung up b.
ON. rra.h.ug - water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

4 hungrv tramp frightened some Of
,ur nd hhors hy calling on them last
v..k The I~mocrst artist" saS
uF.tr Garland Land him In gcod or-
s.r. Oficrr Gsrlsnd diln't So The pcm-
..r,f .srist"-he's looking for Aia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-12

Items are going the rOunds II the pa
fer. in rvgard o. people In Maine Plck-
~ pau.ir. Ia their gardens la pc,~u'-
80 ani January. 4 Parts man not long
since. speaking 20 psnsie-, rvmarkes
chat BE- hsd piykcd thsm In his garden
daring ever, Hinuth 20 the twelve.