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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
plxFlelo CENTRE.

Thanksgiving Day passed OF very
quietly al thi. place AZ usual. Owing
10 IN. scarcity of turkeys and geese ~'
contented ourselves With q generous
meal Of farmer chickens (old hens.)
Georg. II. IIsmlen, OF Cobbs Di'init,
school, Lewiston, breaches at this place
every two weeks. lie will be- here next
on Decvmber lith. lie preached us "a
sbl. Discourse on sunday last frou
Matt. Is rs.
Tie Latter bay Saints or Mormon
ministers have gone and the world mo,e'
on In it, usual quiet aud regular way.
Walter Jones. 81 this town, Who hs'
been .lck for some time With consumP
ton, died on Friday last.
Mr.. Amos n. Blake, formerly OF Thu
town. died the 18th Of November ant
va. brought from his home In Mon
mouth to this town for burial on Thurs
day last.
Married, at DiYdeld Centre, Nov. sith
by VI. Holman, ESQ, Mr.. Asa Brown
aud Miss Edith Hutchinson, both o.
Weld.
sewing Circle meets next wedne.ds,
With Mrs. VI. Holman. All are invited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
EAST SUMNER.

The winter term of school has opened
under favorable circumstances, being In
charge 20 kirks ". >psulding. Who In.
taught In town heforv With good succe-s.
Mis- Nellie Hubbard h. gone 10 take
a course % instruction a. nurse AZ the
Maine General Hospital, Portland, and
consequently will not cOmplet. her
course at the Normal school al Farm
ington.
4 Mr.. stone ~ south Psri. was In the
plate last week In the Interest of the
proposed change Of location Of the
county buildings.
\ granite monument has been placed
In the new c,nsiery Ia mark the last
resting place IL the late D-s. seth :.
>tr,son. II !. from the marble works oi
4. J. Nerrill a Co, Aahurn.
several persons from this place visited
the twin elite. last week for shopping.
iAdie. especially will rejoice ~hcu
the extension Of the 4. n u. y. line !.
completed Ia Auburn. Hut .hant Ne
mis-. those delightful tarrie. and grand
.c.u~ry aud .,uherani air 20 Lewiston
Junction, How Oft while waiting th"r.
a few day. for the q. 4. X. train hs,.
we he.n let 20 exclsim With joy, II
would not live Away, I ask not to stay,
etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
GREENWOOD.


No .lelghing vet, but preparing for u,
some think. while others are looking for
another rain storm. ~ moderate that
cattle still grs,e conteniedly 10 the pas
ture. Undoubtedly What little grass
they get this time of year tastes espe-
cially rich.
Judging from appearances, Thanks
giving did not end the sad days for pigs
aud chickens.
II would almost seem ne u the calcu-
latlons Of our present astronomers were
getting faulty. They predicted some
time ago that the earth was drying up,
then that she Was losing velocity In her
orbit aud last winter one scientist told
us that the next conjunction Of Venus
aud Jupiter would probably take place
lust before election. AMI finally, we
we're Informed only few weeks ago that
q huge comet was about To strike our
earth and knock Il into as many frag-
ments as there are miniature planets he
tween Mars and Jupiter.
but the facts are that we still have :
plenty Of water, the earth goes round
about once year as usual. the two plan.
et. iust alluded Ia are In nearly opposite
paris Of the heavens, and finally, the
great comet has not knocked our earth
Into ri, aud never will. In future please
give us common sense instead Of COM
mon nonsense.
A few days ego we called Into ID. d.
Peyerley's carrlsge factory at the Pond,
and were surprised TO see the amount OF
work going on there. About twenty
| slrighs were approaching completion,
aulte number of them being already ia
the hands Of the painter, aud Will be
ready to launch by the time the travelling
IL suitable for them. lIls Iron worker u
Mr.. Abbott, who worked at the quarry
the past season, and IL . good workman
The school In this district commenced
last Monday, George Y. Perham teacher
BETTER late than never, says one prov
erb, and honor TO whom honor 10 due
says another. And now, slnce Columbu'
has been shamefully wronged by naming
this country for another person Who had
no claim to it, and since the present u
lust the time to rectify the mistake
while the Columbian exposition u 10
progress, Why not do 90 by naming it fol
the great dlscoscrer, right here and now
a. L ought 10 have been in the mrs.
placet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06

Mr.. swain Ia. started his steam mill
saving birth into dowel sticks. IL
.-cm. but short time since Mr.. Swain
took a shovel In hand and began To dig
for the foundation Of the mill.
Hiram lIcd.don has begun Ia turn
dowel. AZ l.. II. Reeds mill.
The ground u nov we'll covered With
snow aud the deer hunters are again on
the war path, hut the deer have keen
eyes. ears aud nose. and are not caught
mapping very often. Keep the dog on
spd the bcsntlful deer will yield much
nice meat N We can land him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
rAQY aTYHel


Another fall of snow, but not enough
for sleishing.
The Democrats held their celebration.
parade. and illumination Monday even.
log, Nov. -. 4 bountifui supper of
baked beans, pastry, etc, Was served at
the residence Of James N. Bartlett.
Mrs.. Eta bartlett received . nice out
line quilt, made by ths v. j. :. of Rum
ford, by guessing the lucky number
drawn.
The winter term of school 10 now In
session, under the Instruction OF Miss
Grace Trask. the former teacher. Miss
Trnsk !. boarding at Fred e. Beans.
Mis-. Emma Brown isteachlng the win
ter term of school at South Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". ls@an start Dec.
5ih Or florida, where they will spend
the winter.
T.. q. Este. of Boston recently visited
his farm In this place.
Mrs. Folsom Was at james N. Hart
let's With q full line Of millinery, Nov
goth.
Mrs. Torrey Of Massachusetts, IL now
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. L.. Holt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
WATERFORD.

The house Of John kilgore came neai
buruIng one day last week but fortunate
l, IL Ma. discovered Ia season To save
the buildings. One room WAS nearly
ruined.
All IN. schools Ia town commenced
Monday, Nov. 18th.
Edward stone Z. teaching In SebagC
aud EdwArd Goodvln In Baldwin.
Mr.. John ES-r-tt entertained the Con
gr,gational Circle Tuesday Afternoon
and evening. \ large number ~.r'
prc.snt aud sn enjoyable time reported
The Democrats celebrated their VIC
tory Wednesday night amid th. storu
bat I, va. nothing compared with the
storm that will osertske them In 20.
The citizens Ia town very general,
favor the removal 81 the county build
lDgs.
several attempts lately have beet
mad. Ia enter barn. on Temple iiill.
Mr.. u. n. kilgore, Who has been slcl
Tor some time, !. able To be about tn
house.
There are aid 90 be several spplicanii
for the post Office Il south Waterford.
The annl,.rssry 81 Hear VT. Grsng'
WAS held last Monday. An excellep
dinner VAS served aud the usual enter
talnment given.
jaime. Il.mkn aud wife have returne'
from the West and Will make Waterfor'
their home la the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
niHrisin


There IL 10 be q masquerade hall q
Music Hall Wednesday evening. Al
are Invited Ia attend and marx.
The ladies' Circle met with Mrs.
kmerson Ames lsst Thursday.
SCHOOL commences sgsIn next Monday
Hon. wsiio P,tiengiii Of l,umfort
MAS In town thursday.
Mrs. francella smith, Who has beer
Waiting her brother In Gorham, has ~
turned home.
Hon. George u. Blsbec Of Buckheld
Was In town Thursday.
Mr.. Edwin Stanley and wife have re-.
turned Ia their home In Iloston.
Mrs. James Mitchell 10 Bucksport va,
In town for few days last week.
Mr.. Ehen Newman Of Weld had al.
buildings burned this week. They wcr,
insurcd.
Hon. Henry q. stanley has bought q
new dog to hunt foxes with. lie has
shot quite number this winter.
Mr.. Thomas Holt IL home for num-
her 90 days from Lewiston where he IL
learning the jewellers trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-E oOis6S oF r-t WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF r-t COUNTY.
FR,EBURG.


NJ. >kiunsr he rviurn~d from Lille
'.H li they arr housekeeping over =
a D.. %. shop.
fr,rA IVAN. has gone "a Portland Tor
o. a.Hfsr term AZ the businss. college.
NJ. Nay lleald has ben 40 Mrs. =
J E-iI.ss'. Tor few dsVs thi. weck.
NJ. p g.. iIf- has h-en quite seri'
o..'t .. Nth ery.ipslAs In her fAce' but
L. ~Hru,iug
NJ Dsorss Hove 70 Norway Ia. been
I- fHsr fhI. wr~k on Insurance business
NJ. IVA II. walker has hrgun The
e..'.r term ~ .chool la district No. =
liss.tismv Nill opsn next week.
lh.-s -. quite a tall Of snow 90
Weekday. bat In the mild weather u
o.. Hr.t disappeared.
~ .aH appeared ON Friday, the nr-'
Tn. '.r mtny days.
E-h .ugisti~. held their circles ot
ll4-.I,y evening. the SSc,ienborsian al
" >'nrs. d, the Congregational al Miss
AN rsgr'..
Erl NJ ~andbroos aud wife "a Lowell
N..'.I H' VI. Young. on Friday.
NJ. Nate Ahbott. Who l. teaching Al
N~.'1H.. faii.. Nas AZ home for Thanks
svilg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06

December Let We are having q north
east snow storm having the appearance
Of a plenty for shedding.
Mr.. I. L. French spent Thanksgiving
With his daughter, Mrs. willis Norton,
IL Cornish.
Mr.. L. ID. Stanley is improving slow.
Our winter term Of school commence
on Monday next, Mr.. II. A. Elliott OF
Conway, ". H., TEACHER.
Mr.. Joseph Towle got injured quite
severely while at work In the woods by
4 small tree that Was bent down spring
ing back and striking him In the face
Iacerstins Il very badly.
Mr.. Crouther and wife OF kefar Falls
are made happy In the birth Of daush-
ter.
Miss Mabel Stanley IL attending school
M the seminary at North Parsonsheld.
Mr.. Frank +. French. wife and little
con, have all been sick but are on the
mending hand.
We hope our legislature the present
winter wlll 20 Gar amend the present bah
los Law 90 that all towns can have lt al
their annual election In March Tor town
o0ic~rs a. &c would be much better 10!
the to~n and al concerned than the OLD
mssh0d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
UPTON.

About four iuche. 81 snow this morn
Ing (Thur.dsy) aud silll showing. II
viii gladden. the hearts of our lumber
men.
W. q. jenkins 90 New York L. stop
ping st &. y. Ry.r.on's Tor = few day.
last Saturday evening q very plesssn,
event took place AZ the home of Adams
brooks aud wife, u being the fifteenth
anniversary of their marriage. The
house Was crowded showing the high
esteem In which they are held BY their
friends and nelghbors. A short pro.
gramme Vas In order consisting oi
music, reading Of q poem composed Cor
the occasion, aud presentation Of gifts
by q. Chase. The presents were ma.
merous and among them we noticed very
handsome dinner set, nice easy chsir,
an elegant banquet lamp, silver PIE knife,
glass syrup pitcher, barrel 10 -four, ETC..
etc. Refreshments we're served At 10 10,
About N 10 We retired to our several
homes we'll satisfied With our evening
entertainment and more pleased than
ever With our ho-t aud hostess.
This community Was ssddened Nov.
18th by hearing Of the sudden death ri
Archie Thurston 81 Errol. y. n.
Typhoid fever VAS the cause.
Mrs.. T.. T.. Morse aud grandson have
returned home.
The boy. have been doing Justice "a
the fine skating the past few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06

The Last day 90 November, and no
.now worth mentioning.
A. =. Bean sut 4 crew into the ~"ou'
to-day 90 cut birch.
Dolly and Joseph Tyler visited friends
In town this week.
Mr.. Andrews and Miss Cumming. OF
Albany we're at .. I. Beans "Wednesday
Mrs.. Andrews IL csnvsssing for Christ
mas hcoks.
DE. Mills L. saving poplar. lie mas
several carloads to ship this winter.
The bo,s have been having very n'ee
.ksfins the psst week.
Mrs. 4. y. Brosn revived n'cc neS
.e~ing machine fec days ago. pre-
emf from her brother, A. u. MAins'
with we all had such brothers.
y. 4. Bean has his house nearly nni.n'
"A ON the outside. IL Will be . n'cs
looking AZ well ~ very convenient nous
when completed.
\. II. Tyler is suffering with rhsu"''
tism. Lila.
beef this week. -,
MANY Of our farmers have got 70 ~
.,o,.k OF huy hsy. or do ~ NJ: Aesf,lI -
s.lns. kiIl " ADD 10 to pssidiine. fes'
hsps that would b ths bsas way
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
plckXAlE.

James Clemens, with q crew Of men,
will cut aud deliver the birch on the
Bray place to the toothpIck mill at DIX
field.
A little dlte Of snow has fallen since
morning.
The eldest daughter of your former
correspondent here, (li. y. 81 has mar
ried aud gone to the Aroostook.
Mrs. Cyrus Davenport has been quits
alex for the past week.
Judging from the heavy blasts In that
direction, quite . business IL done at the
Gibbs quarry.
Good likely pullets are In demand Al
ei 50 per pair. They will AL OF some
What when free traders throw open oul
back door To the Canadians.
We spent Q pleasant evsalo4 viii
Ellen Q.yford) Wing, Q former 6occess
full school teacher In this town. Tins
has dealt leuientiy with her. she's just
~ young In appearance .: she used 70 o
when abe wound up the big b'ys BY ths
ear.
&c. wyman viii very nearly cleal
his mill yard Of logs thls week and thet
will be ready to saw white birch. John'i
mill never gets tired or John either To-
aught We know. The mill has run near
" every day for several years with come
times an exception Of few days In hay
C. Putnam has engaged 70 teacl
the winter term Of the Dlckvale school
II. 3. Tracy u teaching at East !'srs
and boards at home. IL 70 Q ride o
about six miles nlght end morning ba
10 likss 70 ride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
ouCKpielD.

Miss Mamie Gardner Vas at home
frcm South Psris To spcnd Thanksgiving
4. III. Tat'h, wife AMI son. made Z
visit To Massachusetts icnds ThAnl .
giving week.
q. q. Addition commenced hls singing
school At the chapel of the Baptis,
church Monday evening, 18th inst.
Lewis ". Chase 10 East Buckfeld died
on the 18th ult., sgvSi ca.
The ladies Circle held scclable with
q. VI. Luce At Hotel Long Tuesday even
Ing, 9Th int.
Frequent snow storms but M sleigh
Ing.
Dcs. David fsrrar and wife have
closed their house Tor the winter and
viii reside With their daughter, Mrs.
Hangs, In the village.
The removal sgitstion Of the county
buildings to Soath Paris meets with q
decided M In this aud neighboring
towns. Some IL thu to~ps are grosnins
under load % taxes nov. aud some
haven't bccn out Of debt long enough To
forget u.
Arthur :. Hall % fari. opened dane
Ing school at NeIinsc"t Hall last Thurs
dsN evening.
Mr.. Chas. y. Tucker, % N"rth Ilill,
has ME, yoang orchard % 30 tres
which owes u. thrifty growth To her
personal care. Another opening Tor
profitable employment for ~omen.
Mis-. shirley Hall goes east this winter
to teach.
Announcement {. made Of the mar
risge % John :. spsnlding cf Caribou
to Miss Louise BarT-e of Port Fairfield
on Tuesday, Nov. 2,th. Mr.. srsulding
u IN. eldest son "a VIM. 4. spaulding,
E.q., formerly 90 Buckheld.
eur respected o~nsmsn, X. H. Waite,
Waited the .ccne- of his toyhcod NJ
Iumfori fall. and reru last week. lie
r~,all. the da,s of the old an factory
Il the fsll. AMI thinks man has wrought
|. great york there.
IN. Buckn.li Cornet Rand claims the
distinction 70 belng the first baud that
ever played In the city ~ Humfori Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
Ahp0xER.

Prof. wlght's singing class IL In full
blast. About eighty attend. lie 10 do
Ing good work.
George r. Thomas captured hns
buck deer to-day. =,
The schools In Districts No. j, J, and
are In operation.
The schools In the village are under
the guidance Of Nr. Harry l.. Rowe Of
BrIdgton. No. : taught by Miss
BIsnchs Blendell OF Topsham; No. ]
Mr.. Marshal Howard Of Andover; No. I
Mlss Hersom Of Belgrade; No. . Mrs.. T.
w. Blalsdell; will commence the 9Th.
Ths storm Of the frat makes very good
getting about on runners.
Donr forget the Universalist Circle q
Ingalls, Bragg's Tuesday, the 9Th.
fhs rod committee have their besr
Ing here The 7th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
NyEs1 PARiA

FL. barrett, X. l.. Cummings and q
Porter have been shipping apples IRON
this station.
TIE village schools commenced last
Monday. Mr.. Hamilton Il teaching thu
grammar school aud Miss Fannie Dun
ham the primary.
Elmer fuell u teaching the Green.
wood City school.
Stuart Brothcrs Of South Paris arr
doing the work on the inside Of the
Baptlst church.
Ellas Thomas Of Portland was In the
place Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Curtis aud sou Clifton
went to Cambridge, Mass, "wednesday.
The Greenwood City mall comes tn
this post ONCE. This ONCE has also
been made money order once.
Lewis u. Mann has moved Into the
rent just vacated by a. J. Curtis over H..
4. Andrews store.
Tie Juvenile Templars under the d.
rection of Mrs. Emily l.. Emmons gave
= vrrv good entertainment In Centennial
Hall Thursday evening. The proceeds
are TO be expended In = picnic next sum-
mer.
Deck Gray had the end Of his thumb
damned on by getting Il caught 10 . car
door.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
RuMFoRD CENTRE.

Mr.. Henry e. French has bought the
Clari.a Morse stand and has moved hi.
father aud mother there. lie will attend
school again at kent's Hill.
Mr.. James \. morse IL working az
quite q trade In provisions at Rumford
Fails.
Teams from this place have to go Wis
Rumiord Point to reach Bryants Pond
no crossing here.
Mr.. J. T.. Berry's wife and child have
gone To Canton TO spend the winter. ii'
will continue 20 work here I'LL spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
GRAFTON.

VIM. Thurston's family are sick. Ty.
phoid fever IL what they are sick With.
There seems t0 be an unusual number
Of cases Of typhoid fever In this vicinity
this fall.
The iumbermen are very busy at this
time. They will hall this snow With great
pleasure, although not more than i've
inches has fallen yet.
Daniel Clifford has built slide down
the shie Of the mountain near the notch
In Grafton. The slide IL about three
fourths Of mile long, and II to slide
logs down the mountain. 10 10 great
sport to see the logs 20 do~n the mount
ain In the slide.
The deer are very plenty In THU
vicinity.
John Russell IL home from the hoe
pital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
ilAy l. high,
Oli horse. must die.
Alt SOs,S mis-


wil.on. % the frm % Bearc. a VIII
.on. ~ lewiston, spent several DAYS
among the CAMPS ~ those Who are put
ting la timber for that firm.
Vim. whltismor- l. doing chorc. TIL.
winter for u. q. Bennett, and Samuel
Warren for N. a.. Bennett.
The men folks we're too busy logging
to pay much attention To Thanksgiving
Day.
John Olson. family spent 1hanksgiy-
ing Day With Mrs. Olson's sg~i mother.
Mrs.. VI. W. Pickett, who u quite treble.
"wednesday l.. n. llnnell 20 Nagsllo-
way Plantation had the misfortune "a
fall In his barn breaking his hip. Dr,
IIafelton was la attendance.
M. y. Mason l. quite sick At Camp
Caribou.
Percy Ripley 8. reported on the .lcl
lat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
locKt's MILLS.

The opening hall AZ Mt. Abrsm ho'e
BY the new proprietor, W. II. Tracy
"a. given last Thursday night. T~.D
ty-se,cu couples were In the grsnc
march aud about sixty people psrtool
of q nlce oyster supper. Music by
Bacon. Orchestra % Bryant. Pend.
Mr.. :. u. fol.om viii be al Iocke''
Mil. with millinery the remainder ol
the season. She Il selling goods cheaI
for cash.
v.C. Grcen, % shelburne, y. H., wa
In the place last Wednesday.
r.. l.. T,bbets and x. II. Rand arr
getting oat birsh at Gilesd and are 60.
INK 10 saw spool stock there la the old
>killings mill.
Albsrt Gr-en Ia. lifted up the q. e
wood.um store and filled u NJ With .
neat stock 81 groccries, notions, etc. etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
DENMARK.

Mr.. George smith has moved into the
old l.. \. ingalls, house.
IN. Osly Irlis has becn warned out
10 the David Lor,i house.
II u rumor-i that W. II. Richardson
Will soon exchange his place for the H..
Lord place.
Mr.. Augustine ingall. has been APP
pointed postmaster In place Of 4. u.
whidden Who resigned. Mr.. Ingalls,
sill build an of'ice on the corner oPpc-
.ite his house.
4 new arrival last night. IL was q
baby girl Ia Mr.. ard Mrs. =. I. smith.
The Christian Endesyor Soclety hs,.
h~,n granted the use % Odd fello~s'
Hall fr,- 81 charge Ia hold their meet
ings Ia ca sunday afternoons.
We arr sorry to learn that the health
20 Mrs. Belle tile. l. rapidly falling.
Mr.. T.. \. Ingalls, Lost q valuable horse
last week by slipping on the frc.,y
grs.s aud hurting him 50 badly q. Ia BE-
obliged "a ILL him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
MESI aEIhEl.


A. \. Bean IL employing large mum
hers Of men aud putting out contracts
to have furnished q larger amount OF
timber Ia his several mills than ever be-
fore. n there IL desirable timber on
the top Of our highest mountains, A.
\. Ran can get it. Thousands OF
dollars he has put Into roads on which
to haul such timber.
Reeves aud fat pigs are nov being
slaughtered ne the cold weather seems to
he coming on sufficiently To keep it
fr~sh for time.
snow covers the ground but no.
In sufficient quantity for runners.
Amos scribner Il suffering from In.
juric. received while trying In secure .
Wild steer belonging to n. w. Mason.
The steer Was afterward caught by
A. q. Ioveioy of Mason with the aid of
hi. two bulldogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
EASY RuvFORO.

Ba-n, Nov ec,h. TO the wife Of wm.
Gouis .1. a .on
W.. T. 4. Blanchard IL on the sick
Nm Goodwin ~. obtained the help OF
'nfst rlfss blacksmith.
~ Nhhutt has bailt ansll between his
N'se sni harm
ID Marble "a Dixheld and w. u.
s,asham II West Auburu were In town
hsrs,isv.
rsop'e cross the river now on the Ice
"a te.f
,h,ile' Fhllbrick % Roxbury Ma 10
Wednesday. -.
heIyhsiy ..vs when. Oh when, wiii
ofsiss 10 dones
.,y-..s Bl.hop 1. doing q large amount
Ss.aShsriAs in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
MISSY SUMNER.

Farmers arv selling good beef at prices
favorable 90 buyers.
Prank ". Hove. Of Boston, Was here
on Thanksgiving To visit his mother
Mr.. Polly Howe.
Nd. Dow, wife, and daughter Hattie
and II. n. small and ~ifr din-d Thanks
giving p.v AZ q. ". smslrs.
Luther 4. Hove and lady, OF Boston,
made a Thank giving visit Ia his parents
Hiram Howe aud wife.
Mi.. Msrilla Cummings u teaching In
District No. y.
Madison Fori has returned home from
winthrop.
Mr.. Fletcher A. psrlin and Miss Eva
N. Moves were united In ~edlock
Thanksgiving eve by Rev. A. u. Wedge
AZ an. bride. fathers, j. \. Noyes'.
q. ". Heath and wife partook OF
Thank. giving dinner With their dsush'
ter, Mr.. 7. n. Lunt, aud husband, al
Bucsfieli.
The Baptist society met Saturday
December 81, at VI. u. Do~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-06
EAS1 WATERFORD.

IN. .ch"ols openei again Monday
mott % the teachers bsing the sam"
Mi. Annie Atherton, teacher In No. ;.
Mr.. aud Mr.. VI. n. wsrrrn of Oxford
Nerr At :. :. Halls over sunday.
On. Abbott l. home from Brcckion,
Mss.
Edward T.. Goodwin gees Ia West
Bsld~ In saturday where he IL In teach
Gn,c. N. Prids 10 spending fortnight
q, Norway.
Mrs.. J. ". Everett entertained IN.
Ladies Circle Tuesday afternoon and
evening. There VAS large Attendance
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Mr.. Frank Libby, who has for the
past eight years been mall messenger
from Brownaeld post Office Ia the Maine
Central Railroad station At East Brown
field, has been reappointed.
The ladies Of the Pequawket Circle
will give an oyster supper aud few
literary exercises at the hall Friday
evening, Dec. ..
I.innie Frink has returned from Port
land and opened her dressmaklng rooms
Mr.. Morton has closed the fall tern
of the village school. After two weeks
vacation will commence the winter term
There are several anxious candldate'
for the post Office.