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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
DENMARK.

Mr.. Abuer IIarnden, an aged citizen OF
this place, died Wednesday and wa'
buried Thursday.
The hounds of Me.srs. Abel aud J..
A. Ingalls, caught and killed q deer Ia
fryeburg last week. II il rumored thai
the game warden will bring suit against
the Me..rs. Iugall. II the damage IL moi
settled.
Mrs. A. X. Beieher Of New Gloucester
!. at the home Of A. w. Belcher for q
few days.
II l. understood that Miss Ethel IIodg'
will be our postmistress.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs
Joseph Colby Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. James ". Smith and Mrs. Sarah
McIntire were united In marriage last
Friday morning. -.
The Christian Endeavor Society vii
now hold their meetings In ODD
Fellows Hall Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Mrs. Geo Colby president.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
Ruuroao eAlia

Chase 4 Gilbert Of North New Portland
have leased one Of the corner stores Ia
shaw block and Intend 10 stock Il with
Q nice line Of groceries.
A rreuchman named Fred King Wal
arralgned before Judge Morrison, Thurs.
day, charged with intoxication. lie
pleaded guilty and Was dned $500 and
costs, amounting TO el2.3'.
The furniture IL being Get up Ia Hotel
Ilumford. The water and sewer pipes
have been connected at the hotel.
The electric wires are being put up In
the business section.
ben. King has opened dining hall In
the basement under Field q Calhoun's
furniture store.
John Duprey has moved his barber
shop from the stephens building Into
Henry Nelson's store.
James McKeenan has purchased the
stable near Tiayer's boarding house aud
will put In q stock of lime, plaster, hair,
cement, etc.
One carload of Iron work for the bridge
has arrived and We understand the whole
has been shipped. Men are expected
here next week 20 put u In place.
Eyerson 4 I.iddle have finished one
OF the abutmen,s for the Hartford Street
bridge.
The grading for the new depot grounds
Il almost completed. Hut work will not
be commenced on the new depot until
early next spring.
Grceniesf & Merrill are rushing the
work ON the new sulphlte MILL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
MIsr SUMNER

Clarence Bucknam and bride we're tn
recipient. 10 serrnade and wedding ~
ceptlon Friday evening NJ IT.. Andrews
North sumner. 4 danc~, rrfrr-hments,
and = good, social time WAS enjoyed.
william Bonney sold his steers Ia j
4. Moves. william Ia. bought another
pair.
Hattie VI. Dow 1. dress making at q
N. Small's.
Arthur Chandler and family ven, Il
Norway. saturday.
Mrs. Mary Heath fell down stairs and
wAs Somewhat Injured.
I. 4. Fletcher recently went to south
Paris aud Norway.
Ernest T.. Field, wife and baby OF
Paris, we're with g.. \. pOble sunday.
!. 4. Moves bought nice pair ol
steer. - y. ;. ruell.
Mr.. Preach has moved on To the II. \
Tuell farm.
IN. UniyersAlist society gave an en-
i.rtsinmsnt Friday evening al the ,e.try
They have decided Ia single the church
Mr.. Weihsrb~e aud wife vent To Aa.
burn "Wednesday Ia attend the funeral ol
Mr.. Nethsfbee's brother.
Mrs.. Clara Andrews i visiting hei
unrle aud aunt, Wallace Hyerson and
wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
OXFORD.

John W. Chadbourne Was arrested
saturday, dec. III, on charge 81 embef.
Ring money belonging to the town aud
was returned Monday before Justice
Andrews. Ills case MAS act down for
Wednesday, 10 A. ". At that time the
respondent waived examination and Was
ordered 10 recognize In the sum Of
s?DcO. AZ hi. request he WAS granted
until Thursday, "a. N. Failing to Sc
cure bond. he Wa. carried Ia jail
Thursday afternoon. =. &. strout and
Geo. IIaien Of Oxford appeared for the
town.
Charles Weston Was arrested Monday
Tor drunkenness aud dl.or,ierly conduct
In the public streets over Sunday and
was returned before Justic. Edwards
aud sentenced To - days Ia jail.
Mrs. Angie jordan 81 Boston, who
came to welch,ille To Walt her mother,
Mrs. wa.hburpe, died of meinbranous
Group the 18th ult.
&c. Lord aud and wife have returned
from California.
Quarterly meeting will be- held at the
". l.. church. Presiding Elder iadd
will Dc present.
Charlie. ". Andrews IL teaching al
North Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
IAS1 WATERFORD.

Mrs. Jane. Chadbourne returned from
Massachusetts, the ~.
O.msn IIill 81 Norway l. working for
=. =. Hall TIL. winter.
4. u. IIodsdon .. building him larger
Ice house.
There are several cases Of scarlet fever
at Dr. Walker.
We infer from the Waterford CORE
.pondent's statement that the Democrats
celebrated "Wednesday evening that hs
dId not attend, A. owing Ia the storm
the celebration VAS postponed Ia Friday
evening. We we're not present but saw
IN. procession and heard the guns from
a distance. We hear they had a big time
Nth free supper for all. The Norway
hand furnished music for dance nj
south Waterford. \ serious accident u
Bert Nelson marred the pleasure. Th'
horse he was riding reared and fell bach
on him breaking lex twice above the
knee aud crushing IL below.
fr,d Mo-her IL driving through tow
With q petition for the removal of the
county buildings; nearly every one signs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
aiiex0eln

Geo. ". Atwood Of raris was Ia
town the ID.
Virgil 4. DeCoster attended the tuner
al Of the late Cyrus Cole of Gaps
Elizabeth.
Mlss Laura X. Kicker has been Ia
Portland and purchased . stock Of
Christmas goods.
Snow and rain, but no sleighlng yet,
Dec. 10Th.
Fred Harlow s going 10 Florida "a
see his orange plantation.
Mrs. II. ID. wsldron has returned from
her West Buckheld Walt aud met cor
dial reception from old friends.
Mrs. l.. A. Bumpus of Dorchester,
Mass, WAS In town last week.
Mrs. Thomas Lincoln, an aged lady Of
~ years. who has been living alone at
East Buckfeld for n number OF years,
goes to Poland tn spend the winter.
The first sleishlng last year In this
vicinity Was dec. 10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
OBITUARY.
MR.. soriIIA wnIrrExoRE.

NHs. sDfltA Wuiiith'hs.
Mrs. Sophia whlttemore, whose death
occurred At her home on Dec. ID, was
native Of Paris, her father and mother
having removed here from Massacin
sets In early married life.
Mrs. whltiemore was LETT q widow
thirty years ago With several small
children to provide for and educate, but
her courage and fortitudc was equal 7,
any emergency. She Was q woman OF
remarkable executive ability, energy,
and individuality Of character aud wa'
most highly esteemed by those who
knew her for her heroic self-sacrihce aud
devotion TO all that she held dear.
Nearly all her life VAS passed In thl'
town, although Of late years she made
frequent visits to Boston, New York
and New Hampshire, TO see her chill.
dren; but none Of them could prevail
upon her Ia stay With them permanent
ly, as her love and attachment Tor the
old home Was very strong.
The deceased WAS . member OF the
rirst baptist church OF Paris Will
which she united In early life. She had
been In feeble health for several years
and especially 90 since her severe illnes'
of two years ago. During all her alex
ness, her patience In suffering and re
slgnatl0n was most marked. Never
complaint or murmur was uttered by
her through all the days and nights o
WEAKNESS and suffering. A few minute'
before her departure all absence from
suffering was apparent. A calm peace
came over her AZ her face WAS liz up b,
a heavenly smile, and she fell sweet,
TO rest. blessed are they that do ILL
commandments, that they may have
right To the tree Of life and may enter In
through the gates Into the City"
The funeral took place at her latt
home In the whlttemore District, and
Was largely attended BY friends anS
neighbors, Rev. A.P. Wedge officiating
Nine children survive her. six OF WHOM
we're present, namely: Mrs. Josephine
r.. Stewart Of Antrim, n. H.. Mr.
Justina II. Drake OF New York, NJ. =
ID. whIttemore Of Boston, Mass, Mrs
Mary II. Watson Of Lynn, Mass, Mrs
Chandler Garland and Mr.. James IL
Whlttemore Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
EASY SIMMER

We have rccelved notice OF the death
In Atlantic, Iowa, OF WIN. A. WEIGH,
formerly of Maine. lie married Mary,
daughter Of David Scwall, formerly Of
East sumner. Any relative desiring
further information can address Mrs.
julia ID. shaw, Extra, lows.
The Congregationalist church are "a
have reunion aud roll call nj the
church at East sumner on Thursday,
Dec. -. Absent members are request
ell To write u unable Ia attend. A pic
Me dinner will be served In the vestry.
II IL now the season for big pig stories.
We will start the procession With an
s-months old little plg that dressed 81
pounds. For ak years We have secured
q pig In the spring, usually about the
first Of May, snd they usually dre.s In the
fall from JJO to 3st pounds. A
warm pen and warm meals Ia cold
~estber Il required In order tn make IL
profitable.
Efforts are being made 10 start up q
singing school Ia h. under the direction
81 Chss. =. Walker of Peru.
The protest against the removal of
the county buildings I. being signed by
nearly all % our tax payers. let OK.
ford County keep out of debt ne long as
possible. IL I. better 10 dwell In an I'M
painted house than Ia live In an elegant
mansion heavily mortgsged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
EAST BETHEL.

Petitions for and against the removal
Of the county buildings are In circuh-
ton In this place. We trust IL will be
settled pro boao Psbiico.
y. u. bartlett Of Berlin, y. H.. visited
this place on business, Dec. :.
Vim. u. Holt IL y great sufferer. lie
Il now confined to his bed.
Herbert Blake aud Charles Swan have
returned from Massachusetts and re
port business dull.
Mis-. Mary swan has returned home
10 paris. =.
VI. X. Hamlin has returned home to
Durham.
Mrs. sophia swan Il able TO tide out.
She recently spent the day ~ her
brothers, q. u. kimbalrs.
Madison Bartlett Il . great sufferer
from asthma and Other dissass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
BETHEL

The Bcwdoln Alumni Association oil
Oxford County held lie annual banquet
NJ the Bethel House last Thursday even
Ing With . good attendance. supper
vas served 1t o o'clock. Judge Poster
acted az toastinzster.
"Wednesday afternoon and evening
last odeou Hall WAS occupied by an ex'
hibltion of trained horses.
Thursday evening there Vas chicken
pie supper aud entertainment at Psttes
Hall under the auspices OF the clss.
81 Mrs. 4. &. Rowe In the unlversallsi
Sabbath school. The whole affair WAS
q success. A fine supper aud aplessing
entertainment was the popular verdict.
gocdly number were present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
kEyAQ FAILS

Chas. Wakefield and John Eldlon ars
learning Ia weave.
Mr.. Geo. Lowering u In the place.
joe says he secs his steps are not as
firm As they were before he was pa.
Mr.. Elmer Chapman IL on the SICK
li.t.
Mrs.. \. u. Jelli.on has been to Port.
land and bought a choice selection 81
Christmas goods.
school commenced In this place Mon
DAY, Dec. 9Th.
Tobis. STANLEY aud Lester Weeks are
In business together.
Mr.. Hanson :. Libby ~ Boston paid
his mother short visit las, week.
". understand he called upon D. 4.
Fox, Esq, and paid him $50 for ai,or-
new. fcc. for Que case. Mr.. l.. says he
owes Mr.. Fox debt ~ gratitude he can
M; pay. What would he have said had
he Lost the case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
RuueoRp CENTRE.

Mrs. 4. \. Frost was called Ia Norway
last week Ia care for Mis-. Flora farar.
Who has been very sick with typhoid
pneumonia.
Mi.. Jennie IL gradually gaining.
Mr.. Ernest farnum IL teaching q good
school here.
i2l Ia minute. from scott Richard
sons Via Swain Notch Ia Andoyer; and
i05 minutes from Rumford Falls, via
thi. place. Ia Andoycr IL the time that
Was made on the different routes last
Neek by tsams
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
FRvEBuR0,

DR.. aud Mrs. hanson came home from
Portland saturday night.
Mr.. Charles T.. Webster came from
Weymouth, Mass, on Monday with the
body of his Wife, Mrs. ElvlrA e. Web.
ster, to bs buriei In the cemetery here.
The winter term of the academy h.
gan on Tuesday with . good number OF
scholars for the season.
Miss fsrnham IL here, much Ia the
satisfaction Of her pupils and numerous
friends.
Mr.. solomon Head has been confined
10 his bed two days but Il now about
house again.
Mis-. Alice Gllnes has gone back 10 her
school at wolfboro Falls. ". II.
Mrs.. u. y. Norwood and children
are at her fathers In kersr Falls for the
winter.
Ira Warmer has been at Deering for
some weeks employed by Mr.. John
lord.
News has been received by the rel,-
tive. Of Mr.. seth Eastman, son Of the late
Capt. J. l.. Eastman, Of his death at
Hudson, via.
The womsn's Library Club held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon, In
charge of Mrs. q. \. Barrows of the
Miscellaneous Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos OF rhG WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
DIxElElc

stSFtGGSs
The masquerade Wednesday evening
was q great success.
Mr.. A. T.. Morrison and wife Of Rum.
fori Fails we're In town "wednesday.
Mr.. benjamin swssey Of Canton wa'
Ia town Thursday.
The ladies' fair viii come OF next
Thursday.
Mr.. Nathan Cox, Who has heeu sick
for some time, did last "Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank stanley went To Providence
last week.
The Young ladies Club are making
article. for the fair.
The ferry bat was unable 10 cross Tor
q number 10 DAYS last week. A bridge
u very much ne.sled.
Nc. Prank stanley has very nice line
81 crcckery ware Tor Christmas.
Mr.. Prank Harlow vent 10 Lewiston
last week.
Mr.. George Marsh and Wife went "a
Portland Wednesday.
llon. Parker spofford 81 Buckspor'
wAs In town last week.
Mr.. Abel Holt who has been away Tor
some time has returned to Dlxheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
FAST ssowssislo.

What ha. become 81 the cometf we
hone the next one will not be 80 arlsto-
cratic.
whltmtn, Isabel and sammie stickney
left Monday, the 5th, for keurs I'LL.
u. ". sanboru IL moving Into the
house lust vacated by Elijah Walker.
Mrs.. J. =. Grey has returned from
Vermont where she has been several
month. With her husband. -.
Cora Gsichell has gone To Lowell
Mass. for the winter.
wm. HaIeltine has moved from West
Denmark and oceupie. Mark staples
house.
A.E. Warren has fine LOT of grocer
le.. lie occupies part of the new s'"fs
buIlt by Perley Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13


We are having q rain but hope IL will
stop bcfor, II takes all IN. snow.
Lumbcrmen would be gladto see more
snow az once.
Oscar Mason has bought . colt OF \.
u. Grover.
Asa Prescott moved into town this
week. lie will board the Mill men aud
run the engine Tor 4. ;. Bean during
the wlnter.
CT. Brown shot hne deer last week
Thursday. Your correspondent Was re-
msmterrd Ia q substantial manner. We
like that kind II meat but never expect
To have any only what &. y. and others
furnish VI,
Rev. Mr.. Peare IL at Brunswick this
week so our boys and girls have a vaca-
ton for few days.
school will commence again Monday.
our farmer. are well pleased with the
prospect In regard "a butter business.
Several new patrons are about to furnish
cream. We wish them success.
Thomas Morrill, was In town Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
SWEDEN,

Our lumbermen are getting anxious
for snow.
Mr.. Daniel Brett Of Otisheld was Ia
town q few days looking for oxen. =.
\. l.. Plummer sold . four-ycar-old
colt few days ago TO d. v. Libby OF
sanford. y. y. Stone = elk months old
one 10 Eli Harmon Of South Brhgton,
School began last Monday In District
No. I, under the instruction OF Mas
Fanny Hubbard Of Lowell.
A very pleasant time. The circle al
Mrs. Maria Stones the sth, and despite
the storm and bad travelling quite good
~ number were present.
Miss Lillian Walker Of Bridgton, has
, been at T.. T.. woodbury's the past week.
The many trends Of Miss N. J.. Web
her of Bridgton were pleased to see hei
among them recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
locsI'S MILLS.

NJ. Co.'s l. al work for :. :. Felt
driving team. =,
\ fcW of our young people are attend
iug the dancing school, under Oh. Ia
.truction Of John llaselton, al Bryant
Pond.
Mrs.. e. 4. kimhall I. visiting her par
snis Ia Woodstock.
Why don't some good enterpnsln.
blacksmith come here aud work. Ih'
old blacksmith shop L. vacant aud Is
a good opening for q man. There
plenty % work and our citizens have u
20 Ia Bethel or Bryant's Pond " thel
~aut any Kind Of iron work done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
ROxRuRX.

Pay and fred Weeks take the cake,
They killed a deer apiece Monday.
Mr.. swain u patting q big coil of
steam pipe. over his boiler Ia send the
exhaust steam through, 10 make heat to
dry MI. dowel sticks.
We nec,i more snow for business.
The mild weather u very comfortable.
No sale Tor stock.
Mr.. Foster "a. on cur eide the mount
aims % hire two on tesmstsr-. lie re-
ports . nice time for yarllng timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
Noa1AMfsY aEIhIl.

Mrs. Bstscy scribner u 81 years old
aud blind In one eye, vet she spun
skelns ~ extr, nice brown yarn In I've
hours, rccently.
Mr.. AMANDA Walker has moved frou
Mr. Tyler. house Into WIN. thapman'
"l.owe house"
Robert Chapman. n. u. Chapman''
Youngest scn, has been quite III Will
membrsnous Group.
Herman SHILLING. has taken - thou
sand fcst 81 hard Wood tn haul to ths
chair factory.
Jack Down. 3. cutting wood for seth
Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
LOWELL

Elwell Andrews shot q fine deer one
day recently. The meat WAS good ~
We can testify from personal knowledge
The Congregational circle met on
Wednesday with Mrs. John u. Elliott.
The meeting night Of the lodge Of
Good Templars has been changed from
Monday Ia Tuesday. The Interest u
good aud the meetings well attended.
q. X. Chapman u teaching singing
school at North Fryeburg.
The store and Odd Fellows Hall q
North Lowell II finished and the store u
occupied by y. ID. Wilson a Co., Will
vroceriex.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
D AND az. RAILWAY.

At the annual meeting Of the Portland
and Rumford Falls Railway Go. In Port
land last week, the following directors
we're chosen:
IIush J. Chisholm. Daaiei y. Emery. Jr.. wn
m. Noaltoa, Portland 0eo. q. wing. Aubarn
Rsnfori fsiis; h G. Bndicri. Portland.
subsequently,, the directors organized
choosing the following oficers'
Freshest Iisgh J. Chisho,n.
nDcicrk and Tvssurvr-R q. Brsdferd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
BaOWNFIelD.

Thur.iay Was . dissgreeable day,
snow and .leet In the morning followed
BY rain. ,.,
ly wednesday Of heart trouble and Pneu'
moais.
The Good Templsrs gave an oyster
Gunner Al Town Hall, "Wednesday even
ing. Monday evening the Grand Army
s,,e an oyster and pastry supper.
IN. supper Friday evening 81 the
peouswket dining rooms WAS success
Mr.. Willis Davis Of Boston, is Wishing
his parents Mr.. and Nrs- orrin pASs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

why has Miss Prince gone to Bostonf
Would you really like TO kpows
Il 10 not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, We hope, - things Co.
10 happens this way. Our many friends
Have been 90 very Kind Of late,
That II Il BE- possible 90 TODD
We their kindness would compensate.
Our dress goods are getting very low,
In trimmings we want the newest things,
Buttons aud frnees, gimps and Jets,
And any novelties this season brings.
A the day. grow short and windy and cold,
People will need warmer hannels and hose,
And our stock IL sadly In need Of more,
For this year we haven't bought those.
Our blankets too are almost all gone,
And our stock Of shawl. IL small,
Cottons aud crashes aud nannels and ticks,
on, yes, We are needing them all.
Ribbons aud ruches too, aud gloves,
Corsets and neckties, light and gay,
spool cotton and silk, needles and pins,
And such thing. you use every day.
All these and very much more we need,
And this We think good reason,
Why Mis-. Prince went 10 Boston herself, 10 select
New goods for our friends TIL. season.
Very truly,
s.B.& 4. y. PRINCE,
ii6 Main 81, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
HEBRON

The academy has just received . dne
bust Of the late Hon. Hannibal Iiamlin,
a present from Mrs. llamlln and the sons.
The bust l. life sl,e aud the likeness
excellent. II has been placed la the
ilsmlin Library.
Mi.s Annie Glover IL spending few
weeks with Sir. and Mrs. A. VI. Richard
sou, In wateryille.
Albion Cushmsn has gone To Audover
TO work thi. winter.
Work has begun on the parsonage
stable.
The floor. Of the new par Of the
church aud the vestibules are being
treated with . coat Of hard finish.
Last Monday evening the young
friends Of Miss Nellie Glover attended q
surprise party In honor Of her birthday.
About ffty were present and spent q
very pleasant evening. A very hand
some chair and other gifts were pre-.
sented TO Miss Glover. Ice cream, cake,
etc, we're served.
We are sorry To hear that q. w.
Cushmau intends 10 move to Lewiston.
A pleasant family aud kind neighbors,
they will be greatly missed.
A little snow aud little rain this
week, but no sleighlng.
several Of our citizens attended the
horse show at Norway this week, and
rall-d N very pleasing. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. BENJAMIN Wilbur went to Lewis
ton Wednesday, where he Will make his
home with his daughter, Mrs.. y. J.
Buck.
The Kimball brothers with their fam.
Illes went TO stark, n. H., TO spend
Thanksgiving With their mother, Mrs.
Joseph feavitt; also TO look after = job
teamlng for the winter.
]. r. Kimball made dying trip to bis
uncle's, Geo. Klmball's, Ia Rowley, last
week.
Louis IIoltou recently shot . large
buck which dressed about 10 pounds.
Thls makes the second deer he has snos
besldes lot Of smaller game.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

-Ja...r John Black has b~en calling
. irsli. In thl. village and south
a.. 'tr pat Wcyk. No man l. letter
1.sr .a ths town 20 faris than l ncle
hr a-I frs have a. many frieuds.
b. uYW eighty-tWo YEAR, old aud
ltr - over seventy. liz ~as tax
..-.r % Iari. for tvcnty-thrce years,
l-. AZ lu that time over t~o hundred
~ fT, Ihousand dollars of the town.
rHHHH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

m. msmhsrs a the UnlVersalisi sun
ar .tusl. sr, rcioicing In the new FUR
49, al.,h has besn sst during the
49, week. snd eNprcs. their hearty
tl1s. O.. .. n. cole, Who did the work.
D. a,a furuscg heat. up we'll, aud dcc-
.a.ra With much 49, fus. Ia the form
.n.as. than did the old Que which
a. fkfr oct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

m. tu,yersslist sunday school has
ftsI fu have Christmas trcc ON
n-itms. r,e. which ~ill b. saturday
,1.r. 10 next week. \ cordial invita-
rI. ,Nisuied o. al Who would like Ia
81. f. u.n in the occasion, aud make
a.f d. t-,s for their gifts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

A. .l.,. 10 arrangvmcut wc are off.r'
-. I,emorrat and the Cosmopolitan
k1ssr.n. one yssr ior four dollars. \
s~r.s COPY - the Cosmopolitan eau
- sf this ufflCe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

i NJ. uiIl D. special mectings II the
4 .r.i.. ,r.try Monday aud Tuesdsy,
! e. aud evening. Afternoon meet
-. Esrulng at.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

n, wIIl D. an entertainment and
~ ,sIr hv the Coed Will Mission
- .1 Tr,dsy evening. farticular-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-13

Ths town Of Richmond 10 the last one
that wants TO be divided. The northern
part Of the town would like 70 become
The town Of Iceboro.