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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10

N has mined little and looks Ike
more. The farmer. are cheerful.
Examination 20 teacher. Intending 10
teach In to~ q on TUESDAY at Unlon Hall,
Wet Peru.
O,,r .u,-r,i.ar of schools has en-
changed hi. fast horse With south lafis
parties. ,,
RECENTLY caught by q local angler.
Ar. McIntlr. has begun work Tor the
.s..on al North Auburu Tor Uncle cyrus
llrf.ey.
hridg. Ia I'eru. 4 bridge must be
pl.,s.l In po.iiiou b-forv further adj
,,nre. sr- mad. In rail lsyiug. By the
W.y. the 4. aud Il. y. Railroad extension
Ill run it, entir, length from canton
line "a the Fall. throagh Peru Instead OF
piNa.ld a. the public have been made
:, infer from the published accounts OF
n. b,,ilIIng. The four depots, namely
Fast Peru. Peru. Wet Peru and the
Fall. Ar, also al in the town Of i'eru on
~. .ou,h~rly side ~ the Andro-cOg.in
River. pixfeld aud Mexico i've upon the
oppo.its or northerly side of the river
mi q nm be reached la the future a. al
prr.snt by ferries or bridges. The
grading /. along the river across OUT
h.sutiful Interval farms, aud In Va pre.,,
.nt unfinished condition makes ragseu
sa.h across TIL. paradise 81 farmers
jaime. Hawkins, a steel worker on th'
r.ilroad the past winter, died suddenly
A !. ". Gowell'. on Thur.dsy last
IIs w..a member % the >tonecuit.r
TnIon and = veteran II the var. ILL.,
srotb.r from Portland reached here "a
tim. 20 view his remains h~fOre buried
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
GREENWOOD.

April has come and gone aud Will
long De remembered [. q cold, dry
month. Yesterday. May -, We saw
the first loon aud swallow, and also saw
an important phllo.ophic problem solved
II has long been an open question among
scientist. whether the firing ~ cannon
will produce rain; but that IL doe. there
I. no longer any doubt, and the fact
that the firing 81 small arms will pro-
ducr ia. same effect !. nov we'll demon.
.trstei. Ia the forenoon our genial
neighbor, John 4. Titus, fired hl. ~
p.ating ride several time. In 81 'cc..ion,
10 our hearing, aud before night !, rain.
ed moderately and 80 continued until
nearly dark. This IL fact aud vii
b.ar investigation. Nor u hs solution
very difficult. The drop. ~ rain bccom'
suspended way up overhead IN conse-
au.nce 81 the stiffness of the atmo.-
ph.re but the moment the air becomes
agitated, no matter by what means,
these drop. are detached and fall Ia the
ground Ia the form ~ rain. III YOU have
sny doubt In regard To the corrcctnc..
10 TIL. theory, you can 81. u illustrated
almost any DAY by noticing the good
housewife when .he removes the tin
cover from the boiling KEITH. or steam.
er; the drop. % condensed steam Will
Immediately fall Ia the hoor In nina
turf shower. There you have the whole
thing Ia q nutshell.
Our po.terity consist. ~ on" son and
daughter, and three grandchildren. VIII
swan, our only grandson, was !? years
old the - inst, and bid. fair Ia make q
man some day II he lives. lie Ia. earn
ci ak dollar. In Cumming.' mill TIL.
spring: and when W. rrmember how an
old copperhead cent looked Tn Ne In OUT
boyhood. when carmel or otberwi.s
came into our possession, We have some
idea how VIII felt when that money ws'
paid over Ia him.
JOSEPH Paine moved Ia Iumford last
fall, hut not feeling st home for some
cause, moved back on Ia Patch Mount
sin a few day. ago. lll. family nov
consists % = wife aud four children, hs''
Ing buried one .on In infancy.
John y. Howe and Wife, aud hi. Wife
sister. Fannie brooks, were our guest.
last saturday evening. Mr.. Howe and
wife wer. married New Years, aud stu
seem Ia like double ble.se'ine...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
WEsY pAail

T.. II. Haseiiou Of Norway wss at Dun.
hams Hall With his phonogrph Friday
evening.
u. Curtis has engaged Joseph Knapp
Of bethel, an old and experienced car
Rage maker, To work In hls shop. lie
also has Elroy Davis 20 work Toe him q
while In the blacksmith department.
J. r. Bir,i has moved Into HE house at
Trap Corner, and IL making some ne
pairs on same.
Q. N. Morgan Of Portland Was In the
place Friday.
We now have a. good Q depot inside
as there IL ON this cnd Of the line, OF lie
sire. The waiting rooms aud Office have
becn thoroughly re-hnltbed.
DR.. T.. l.. Buek of south Paris, comes
to this place on Thursday once la two
weeks To 10 dentist work, and makes his
headquarters at the hotel. Next Thurs
day ~ill be- III. day here. Anyone happen
Ing Ia have the tooth ache on that day
had better give the doctor call.
The Mrg. Company did not run their
mills Friday and saturday OF this week.
q. n. Ellingwocd has moved from the
Judklns rent Into rent In IL. Curtiss
house.
CT. Young L. building . portable
photograph saloon.
Mr.. \. A. stevens of Norway has been
doing some mason work for T.. ID. An
drews.
Mr.. sarah Richardson 81 Trap Cor.
ner. died Wednesday night ~ pneumonia.
Mrs. Richardson Was about 30 years OF
age. Her daughter. Jennie Curtis. OF
Cambridge, Mass, wa. with her daring
the last few days Of her illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
EAST SUMNER.

Farmers are getting we'll under way
In planting.
Grss. starts slowly.
Rain IL needed.
rotatoe. are cheap.
Beef IL lo~ excep, In the meat carts.
4. u. Park wss In the place day OF
two Last week. lie reports bushes.
booming at Humford Falls. lie u run
ming q store at Mexico Corner filled with
men. furnishing goods.
J. 4. stet.on has hecn In poor health
for few ~eek. past, but IL hoped To be
out again soon.
our school {. Ia charge 30 Miss Marilla
Cummings, q teacher Of long experience.
4 little daughter ~ Alonfo romeroy
fell In the barn aud broke her collar
bone. The little sufferer seems 10 be-
getting along a. we'll as could be- expect
ed.
The railroad station Ia. been lmprov-
81 In appearance by a coat Of paint.
StpgIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
pORYI0.


Mr.. Eben Dlaso, who died from =
paralytic shock on saturday, the 3oth,
was the oldest person In town. lie MAS
10 years old Last December. lie retain
ed his faculties till he received the
shock aud made deed . few days
before the shock aud made u correct
without y mistake, and his hand WAS
steady enough To write. lie was born
In Parsonsncld, but came 20 this town
when q young man and has lived on the
same place aud done business In the
same store for almost seventy years.
lie held many Offices Of honor aud trust
In town; one Of them as chairman Of the
board Of selectmen seven years, ell of
which he discharged With honor aud
fidelity. In all of his business, whether
public or private, he was honest and up
right, aud respected by all that knew
him. lie was postmaster some forty
years. lie leaves wife aud Que son,
and has gone To reap his reward Tor q
we'll spent life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rs 5c.NSS oF TrE WEEK IN A.
SECTIONS OF T-E COUNTY.
rRYgBURG

NV HANas
Mo AUt-l and Mis- sarah J..
U.s.I asr, mtrri-i l,st "Wednesday
rft-f u''hr bride.
NJ. ~ rlsr hs. gone to Portland
.1.ff.r mother. Mr.. foNers.
E.TW .usu-I a.. ac,~ptei the oiicr
.fulrsE... -lfnr % the kNeuiug IA
f-r.. ,f uurfIsui md has entered on
tsI.fIs.
Ku. Wsateorth IA. opened . meat
-1-sft .r smith street.
IN u' sr-r a.. acyvpt~i the posi-
Coo .'tHu.isr ~ J. n. Fellows Lawn
sr-rA.f
~ former students % fryeburg
Aaifu. 20 I,.tuu anl vicinity hal q
y.rr r.rI.r' reunion az Hotel Belle
w.. E..f... A.f ~aturisV. \ large
r.rH.r a.Hr Trr.sl, aud euinyrd q
$50. t... Hri dinner
\. h# WI. 20 the Academy
IT, sls ....tl th.. svsk aud Coutaius
-,f-s.f trf...r. n announce. the
e1.srr. .rHI Trip 20 NJ sni Mr. Dlns-
r-sf. NHar.. Drv-,v. this summer.
N.. Sc. Walker Who has t~-n al
,sl. Efr. Imfr.uu >Chuol ~ kNpr~.-
sr-. I....... ht. returned iOr the
slrrrr
Afsrt pretty entertainment Nas Civ
s- lr..i. evening" Rt The Congregation
4. yF.'r.. ..H...f.Hs 20 music by Mr..
A." a.f N... IIrhstts, Vocsl music
tT 49,. rlc.. ~turtryant. llotsdod
l-i N.-r r.liHs. by Ni.s~s SAWYER
en- u....4 ruuh+r - tahl~auN aud
ns a.c Hs... Illustrations "a the BABE
u 'ts N.... ~ M. CLOSE % th. en-
i-l.u r.frrshm-ut. Nyrv served,
trIh .. ... ..uf followed.
NJ. ~..I. Weston l. Teaching the
u.r.f a.. ..hooI.
EH NHH EHis. ahn Supplied the
ia-g-.. ....#i. ruIgit in ~. made q ~
q t.... ..rIsk village.
o. N.R tfr-.h yirrle met Nth Mr..
'.I. >'rI Ih4r.,lsS evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
MEsr sErrEl

~ ...r Hlf r.1i evather tfings
ffE.'I.. I.... trrt sluNlv.
So .. ... ginning % D. allowed
a -.. ... ....Hg ths daN, but take q
..fH f. fHu fhs barn un ryturuiuc
Lrl .. #. .l condition 90 work and
n' ..-t Of. icing W.ll Improved
Apo o. Nf.ou L. doiug a large
i-...- .f -aff.Hs f1r Obj. nsighbors, a.
st.. N l.#rr 1Ui e.. u Mile.
EI >urt OIL. over ~" yhirkrus. and
h' .'. .... frt by hawk. aud other
a...
'f.. A.srt,r o.. putting cut three
i.rf. .' .. sore q straw b-rries thi-
'. t.. 1fHuf ths sHmr amount
l. 'rI. 1000. season. lle j. also
-'It'- "H.r smtlI fruits.
2. tt ~Hts q. dressing some II
.'i's'.... 300 .,'i. them % \. :.
D.. o., l.r hunirvl.
u II....r ~ E.th-l come. % Va
80 'i'..'.....l .1 ar ~ p-russd. Ons
-H' lHrrl'sr .-.ms perfect, that
~ ErI It.I OAKLAND.
n. rHr ..fr chang for the pat
'-'s ir 'Is ..Us Onvs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
AlQAA


Mr.. Henry ". Burbank on Monday
and Tuesday delivered 500 worth of
fruit trees aud .hrubbery within some
two mile. Of Hiram village.
On Wednesday morning our esteemed
citizen, Mr.. Noah Rankin, received the
pleasing intelligence that his wife had
unanimously elected him pa To small
boy.
Mr. Monroe Boynton aud Mr. Melville
Gould attended the Grand Lodge OF
Ma.ons at Portland on Tuesday.
Walter Mansfield and wife are stop
ping at fryeburg.
John u. Pike, Esq, went To Portland
on Tuesday.
The Congregational circle had very
pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon
aud evening with Mrs. DIR. Wilson al
East Hiram.
James Barnes Of Portland was In town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Zilpah Barker has returned from
her yisit TO Portland, having vislted her
daughter, Mrs. \. y. spring. She Will
be o! TIL. month. Her health IL excel
lent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
hERRON

Rev. Mr.. Lawrence Of Buekheld.
preached here sunday.
Dr. J. =. Sturte,ant aud family OF Dix.
field, visited his father, j. ID. sturtevani,
this week.
school In District No. :, taught by
Miss Abble llibbs, commenced last Mon
day.
Horatio Murch and Miss Annie Bearce
went To North Buckheld saturday Ia at
tend the wedding Of their cousin. Miss
Myrtle Churchill. .
IN. annual meeting of the board 81
trustee. Of the academy WAS this week,
"wednesday. All members Of the board
we're present, with the exception oil
two, Hon. Otis iIayford and Hon. ii. VI.
Bearce. A very Interesting meeting IL
r,portsd, and the academy IL now In \
very prosperous condition.
M. N. stearus has been very sick With
measles, but We are glad to hear to-day
that he IL better.
Mrs. q. u. Record % Moncton, n. b.,
n visiting at 4. u. Trips.
Judge Bouney came Tuesday night.
A daughter Of Noses BeAree Was bur-
I'D Sunday AFTERNOON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
NORTH BucKFIGlp.

Mr.. yarney % sumner Il at work for
Mr.. 4. II. Durham on her house.
Luther Turner Ia. got moved Into hi.
new home.
james y. Bicknell who has charge Of
th. rad. In our town this season Ia.
commenced work; james u. Blckncll
With four horses, aud Charlie. Warren
With two horses on the machine, Luther
Turner. Eugene Fuller aud Charles
Damon are at work With them.
The most of our schools In town CON-
menccd last Monday, the 81. El'a
Head 4. teaching our school and Maud
Head I. teaching In the Darnet District.
Fred Taylor aud wife Who have been
In Florida the past winier ar. at home
NJ n. u. Jersey. on . short vacation.
They will 90 Ia the Poland spring
House about the first 10 June.
Harry Head l. al Hebron again this
spring.
viii Bl.bee l. at work for Head Bros
Lutte Record has been Ia Portland an
a visit.
Alon,o Buck and wife and viii Rec
ord AMI Wife of Mechanic Falls were al
ID. l.. Farrar's MAY Day.
Oscar Turner WAS at his father .,
Elijah Turner'S, last sunday, the ist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
0uckFlrlD

himball y. Prince and wife have re-
turned from New York, having b~rn
Ahsent about q mouth.
Mr.. Bangs, student At Hebron Aca.l-
envy, preached at the baptist church
Sunday, May lat.
Daniel Chase died Sunday morning,
Nay lat, at the home Of his sou. Charles
A. Chase.
Rev. n. y. Lawrence was given .
donation By . large company of his
Practitioners Monday evening Of lasi
week.
The County Commissioners were In
town Nav "a aud located q plece Of road
near the EAst Branch Farm.
Mrs.. Harriet Lowering IL quite sick
With pneumonia.
George X. Coyle has purchased the
Je~ett residence where he has lived for
several years.
Mrs. Hattie Damon has returned from
New York where she has been spending
the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
DENMARK.

Mrs. Charlie. Blakc 90 Lynn. Mass,
with baby, IL visiting at her fathers,
Mr.. Austin Wentworth'., for few
weeks.
Mrs.. Jennie Ingalls, aud Mrs. Ada rib-
bett. have been At Mechanic Fall. for
few DAYS.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gray and Steve Jewett
are up river for Chas. Mckeuna rolling
up the rear.
Mr.. Claribel Gle. will spend few
day. with friends at the Belcber House,
New Gloucester.
Mr.. 4. n. Jone. IL building q large
shed aud carriage house for George u.
l,ean.
MI.s Ella GILES l. attending school At
the stevens school, New Gloucester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
Ogrhgl.


NJ. and Mrs.. ". Y. skillings Of Roe
ton werv In town last week.
The students Of the academy gave Q
supper and entertainment 1t Psttee
Hall Friday evening last. The enter
talument consisted Of music, rccitatious,
etc. Il was . pleasant occasion.
The village school opened Monday,
May ~.
The May ball was we'll attended and
was an enjoyable time. CAllahan's
Orchestra furnlshcd fine music.
The dedication of Coles Hall will oc-
cur Wednesday evening, May 18th, and
promises to be superior ~ anything ever
before seen In this sectIo1. The array
Of talent which will combine 10 give the
public q grand feast Of music ls made
up Of Shaw's Male Quartettc OF Fort
land, the Ladies' Cecilisn Qusrtette OF
Portland. Prof. j. iiallet Gilbert OF
Ilo.ton, concert pianist aud tenor sololst,
and Callahan's Orchestra Of Lewiston.
The Cole Bros. are determined Ia give
Bethel aud vicinity something worth
listening 90. They don't expect Ia real
Ire enough from the sale Of tickets In
nearly pay the expenses. They have .
fine hall aud wI.h people 10 see 10. The
tickets will lie sold st Is and 20 cents,
with half fsre on railroad.
The Universaiists have their annual
parish meeting aud supper at Pattee
Hall on Wednesday evening, May nth.
MIDDLE iNrERvALE.
The circle met May 9Th with Mrs.
Russell. The next will be entertain.
ed BY Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. farweli aud
family Thursday afternoon, May 10Th.
Invitation Ca sll.
Mr.. ". u. knight Of Locke's Mills
was In this place the 5ih.
We had the pleasure . few days sgo
10 being entertained while by Miss
Flora &. Richardson, the blind lady Who
lives In Bethel. She IL Q fine musician
aud = good scholar. She VAS educated
Ia Boston, where abe attended the
school for the blind ak years.
The remains of Mrs. is. swan passed
here May 5th for interinent In the Gene
terry here.
Rey. aud Mrs. n. y. Pickett are the
new leader. at the VI. T.. church at the
village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
BYRON


All quiet AZ byron. NJ water aud
our log drivers have spent mo,t ~ l,.t
ten day. pitching quolts and ball play
log. lev oliver took most ~ thcm Ia
Magallosay Tuesday night.
Granima AID Newer set q hen Ia
hatch on the old ~ the mcou. as chicks
will D. weak" We didn't heed IL with
one hen AMI suffered, while another set
~lih egg. frum same basket At proper
time dii splendid.
man Keeping bachelor hall la town
took a novel way Ia dissuade an uncon-
genial caller from accepting hospitality
In frying "rspjicks." lie o.i.nsihl,
.pii ca the pan to lubric ate, and hi. call
~ lsft.
An attempt ata Nav Day ball here
failed on ac,ount Of failure 10 the no.
tlfication.
4 lady Ia town has canary supposed
To ,.c male that has laid siN egg. the
past week.
VIII Abbott took one ~ hls saddle
horse. Ia Boston saturday, having sold
him "a q gentleman there.
FrOm the appearance ~ fresh air
guests from DiNhsld Monday, Ne Judge
the Maine l,~ L. failure.
Hon. James Iri.h IL Hartford and MI.
Miln.r II Gllbcrtyille were In town this
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
SWEDEN.


On account Of the continued Illness of
Mrs. Mary Chute, her daughter. Mrs.. n.
4. White Of south Boston, came home
last week to care for and be With her
mother.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. aud
Mrs. J. A. Young are To move back W
their f~m this spring. Mrs. \. IL IN
town aud her husband Il expected soon.
a. y. Edward. aud family are at Bol-
.ter's MN. for the summer. Mrs. D..
l. In very poor health aud |. In hopes TO
be- benefited by the change. =.
Ansel Holden % Augusta, WIS.,, died
May Jrd Ina Bridgton, while visiting
friends.
school In District No. : began the ~,
under the instruction Of Mrs. n. u.
Mhitshouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
BRVANy-S POND.

Erastus BRYAN, and wife have return
81 from New Gloucester To their farm In
Greenwood.
on bushes. this week.
Alden Chase AMI 4. &. Richards at
tended the Grand Lodge Of Masoas at
Portland Tuesday.
J. r. s~sn Ia. moved "a the sidney
Llttiefeld stand.
There Gill - reunion of the teach
ers AMI scholars ~ the North Wood
stock district, June s,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
MASON

News In thl. town u scarce. We are
al busy farming. OF rather, irving "a do
80, bat owing 10 the cold weather don't
set on very fast.
our sch"ol commenced Monday, the
"a, taught by Miss Minnie Coffin 90
Bryant's Pond.
Geo. ". Bro~n l. At Bethel visiting
his sister, Mr.. French.
llay l. scarce. Many ~ our farmers
are inquiring for some Ia d. spring
work Nth. What NAV seem strange Ia
some l. that stock :. looking very we'll
and vii ~ 10 pasture In good condition.
II. u. Mason has a nice fock 81 lambs.
We understand that leon Tyler Ia.
bought them.
ARENAS Mason seems to b. gaining.
Mrs. Hutchinson gains slowly. We
hops 90 sce her out soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
ROxBuRv.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Cannon are on
a Walt Ia her mother, Mr.. Locke. They
will .oon NOV. Ia East Hebron. MI.
Cannon I. Ia BE- pastor of the y. W.
Baptist church IT that place.
Mr.. Jackson. al the Walker place, has
hc-n very sick With pncumonia, but !. a
little better nov.
4 belt brok. st l.. II. Reed. Mill.
causing q shut down Tor . few DAYS. The
mill I. running again nov full blast
making dowel .,ick.. Mr.. Reel Will
.oon have hi machine Tor hnishing
the bowels.
Rev. :. :. York was In town TIL.
week. lie has started on another scs.
son. mission. lie I. wearing himself
out la al. good work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10

n. 81. rH,urci hy the Young ladies
a. r.. uH Academy wss formally
,-...-t..I ID. fhs ofIcrr. Tuesday AFTER
-. 9Th .rr-upriatsexerclsc.. O~ing
4. nm. .... Leo q The seAihsr, mo.t 20
IN. sy.-...r. Nrrc held La the hall.
T-,rs- as. .Frr,,i hS EeV. Mr.. Wedge,
49, ut.t s1 eloquent spcsCh 81 Prea
.-,.ta.. aa. made hy Hon. John ~
>st.sr. Co.'S \ :. Nustin, president
gff,. fr..,.rs. lcCrptei The gift With
49, ar.Hrr.ifs rrmtrks. Hon. Jane.
+, NIGH responded hrisfy % call
- v~sra. The exercises were inter
...-.si a.ff Do .,nging ~ national air
p. th. .I.a. lHi The audience. At the
.f....ar a|Hlrumsut Nas made down
49,. atsrr 'hr Gag Nas rsiset Nth
a.. heart, .hssr.. u has sincs, With
lss,.srf..u % e. fgS hours, rvmain~i
Il ra.t.-. 500 li. prvs.nc. -ssms al
-ai,fu ht. Impressed upon the people
A. .r.r.... sense 20 H. significance.
Lex lIF To- sbNr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
WEST SUMNER

Farmer. have plo~ed and .o~ed peas
aud grain.
Nsllen Bates !. conyalescinx.
Mr.. Tuttl. u bitter.
N,ny % our Citizen. are engaged
.re,tins = substantial iron fence al
Pleasant Pond c.mstsry.
Dr. &. VI. Bi.bcc IL OF on vacation
for short time. A..
,r,,tchs- aud walk. without . cane.
A horse w.s -.sn making exceeiingly
f..i time In this village lately said To
i. o~ned by Henry Proctor.
Ms. Jennie Naruey bsgan schooi as
TEACHER In District No. : Monday. ,
Nj. Minnie Bi.b-e teaches the scn"o'
In thl. district and commenced MONDAY
BM. small % Wilton ~as here TINS
week visiting friends.
Y FI.Id. ~if. and baby we're at Ills
uncle. and q. Doble's sunday.
Mr.. Jacob Lothrop fell and VAS con-
AImon churchill. wife and baby were
NJ hi. ~ifc's fathers sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
pa0NseiFlD

W. EHI1'"1 di-,i rue~day II
II. sees 300 el. lIri-d from the Con
s'if church. Funeral .srNices
20. ..f.i H, ths Daniel 4 Bean
l.'.. f A. d. o. lrtVe- widow and
n.tI.- ..-.
tft.t '.i...r hts Up~ned tin shop.
IT. I.'.. rrlmWk@t circle give a
.-r tr..lE ssrul1g 40 "a, hall.
'f'Ii.-' a-, b4.y getting ready for
I '' 's...r. 'h,t the corn shop will
%. ~ H..I.i thI.N,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10

- yes ,e. 'i'he victims q n grippe are
A'r'.rs from Ia Effects.
t.as $50.
- - I'lltou died on the third aud
.l-.-'i ihi. Thursday bv the q. \.
-. Nhsh h. Was member. lie
M p NJ aui two daughters.
as0ts "' S''e ~ '
70, >'.gkney was az home on s.tur-
s-...'Nr 'irise makes the work al the
F.ft quite juu.
a. y y. johnson l. IN Massachusetts for
~ - hen Round. l. quite m.
a. h, ''ieis met with Mrs.. Hartford on
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