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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
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4 corrvspondeat writes ss follows re-
sari.ug "a. new Methodist church At
Bsths.
H. church will cost 500. The new
~. have lesn ori.rvd al q cost Of so.
N, wiII - mad. 20 hard wood. With
hsuf hacks. aud will D. set In q circular
torm chairs will ~ used until the
80. arrive, which will he la about
inv we,ks.
4 nsN choir ha. been organized. III.
J.tartsr l. leader and bass; Mr.. York.
is1or. secretary and Treasurer, Mrs..
Ast,e chandler. alto. Mrs. Chandler
a. .gns in the choir rs wears. Mrs.
C,rrus :. I.iitlshale, Organist. Mrs.
Litshale has served In that capacity
o. over forty yeArs has hccn q music
isagtsr for over twenty years. Miss
Hg.s soprano. Miss iIuse has been
90 % The leading singer. for several
y,lr. .1 one ~ the churches In LEWISTON
Ala alary.
Au-N organ has been donated To the
shur,h by the alto singer, Mr.. Chand-
~ \ ns~ 1T IL chairs has b.cn do
hated to N. singers BY the writer. Two
usmH-ial windows have b~ru placed Ia
~ ,hurvh. coating $40 each, Que BY
H. N.,P. Knight Of Washington, II.
q. formerly Of Bethel. On. other by Mr..
Jol1 >san. Que IL the leading members
- h. .o,iety.
NJ church stand. on the spot where
~ 90 Uus Suffered such q calamity .
y,,r ~ ~ cycloae which pss.od over
bsitr., making IL complete wrcck'
n .fifsns Il tho town FROM all soc'"-
IT, gave helping hand and rc-pond.'i
uat.t. Judge Poster and wife gave
So The late Timothy 4. Chapman of
NIaskrv. $50: Calvin Bisb-c, slc0;
Johr >san aud ~iie aud sou, SIS; W.
"a ll,.tiug. aud hrm. sloo; q. Rowe,
So. E.t. Rose, so. n. q. Andrews,
sis Atisl chandler aud wife, s'S :
H., NJ Pickett, 80; and several others
frum $50 to ssa.
4 rr.pou.s came from several other
sh4r.b~. in the state. south Paris,
Noreay. ls.iston. >sco, Biddefofd'
an1 .ttsr PLACES lent . helping hand.
:, ras a BEAUTIFUL building grsces our
BEAUTIFUL village, on Main ~trvct-an
hornr tu The town and the village.
NJ church will 40, b. d~iicatcd uD-
"a its I%.s aud carpet are put In.
r., NJ Pickett, the pastor, lea i've
popuar yuung man, aud !. Just the man
% ~ place
IN. church l. "a bs q free one, and u
~. ts dedicated FREE from dcbt. jus,
acfos. the .trvet stands the parsonage
49, ires from debt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
MASON.

q. Mills and wife have returned,
after q three weeks visit In the eastern
part of the state.
Ashley q. Paine of Marlboro, Mass,
but formerly Of this town. Was buried
here the 29th Inst. iils death MAS caused
by falling from = building. lie was
one. one Of our leading farmers, but for
several wears Ia. been at work NJ his
trade. Ia carpeutsr). lie leaves = Wife
and many friends who will miss Hun
We wish 10 extend To his bereaved wife
our heartfelt sympathy.
A. q. Lov.joy, Who has been suffer
ing for the past few weeks With . sors
eve. IL better. AZ one time IL MAS fear
ed he would lose the sight Of one, u not
both. =,
Quite q snowstorm to-day, the ?nd
We notice several are after their young
cattle that have been In the back pas
lures.
Everything indicates Q busy winter u
thi. town. IT, \. Bean gets all tn
tlmber he has contracted foi, sud ~
prrsume he will. that alone will make
euou gh to make things lively In the up
per part Of the town. =.
CT. Brown, J. II. Bean and ID. u
Mills we're la the woods three day
and nights last week. They found sat
urday night one long to be remembered
IL showed about all night, and thei
camp Was anything but comfortable
however, they came out all right an'
are ready for another trip when neces
ssry. Town line Was their business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
soiI1A WOODSTOCK.

Your correspondent has been silent
for some weeks recruiting, preparation,
for the coming election. ! shall carry .
straight Republican ticket as We did In
September. do you want 10 know how
I have figured II all upf Well, In the
first place, everybody must say some
thing especially about this time; simply
To let people know they are posted, when
In reality seven-tenths don't really know
what they are talking about, or rather
don't mean what they say. Now l BE-
lieye We have 90 many rial sensible
voters Ia our country to-day, and men
too, who have an eye for the right, that
We may feel ne sure to-day. a. We arr
sure that the snow covers the ground Ia
to our View from ut. EphrAlm this ~
day Of November. that our beloved
president, BENJAMIN Harrison, will b.
our next president. Amen!
We are too quiet In this vicinity ia
have occasion To report items local
Rather above our West Paris neighbour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
SMEDEN

The frst snow 70 the season seeu Ia
thi. vicinity fell oct 9Th, bat disappear
81 nearly 81 fast as IL came.
"Wednesday. Nov. II, ~as q genuine
winter day. snow fell Ia = depth OF
two lnche. aud rem aimed on the ground
over night, but the present prospect u
that II may not last much longer.
"Ou the road Ia Brigton, boys, with
great big load % apples" !. the cry a
present.
Mrs.. samuel Tiummer IL With her 81.
ter. Mrs. ". H. King of Concord, y. ".
Who l. In very poor health. Mrs. j. W
Nash 10 North Conway Will care for hei
household during her absence.
VIII Wesley VAS called back To Ne
bra.ks very suddenly last week To Dc
some campaign work at his former plac'
Of business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
LOWELL.

I'm response to the Invitation Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. y. Stearns, their numerous
friends assembled at their home at Cen
tire Lowell on Wednesday afternoon at !
o'clock, "a witness the marriage of their
eldest daughter, Edith NJ, to DIR. Her
man l.. Bartlett Of fryeburg. About 20
persons were present. AZ the appoint
ed hour the bridal party entered the par
lor when the ceremony VAS very Inn
prc.sively performed by l,ev. VIM. ID.
sandbrook. The wedding march Was
played by Miss Georgia u. Putnam.
After the customary congratulations,
which In this case were eminently sin-
cerr, the company Was Invited To the
dining room where q feast OF good
things MAS spread. Ample justice being
done to the visnds amid much laughter,
some tears, hearty good wishes, hand
fnl. of rice, and the Inevitable shower
OF old shoes, the newly ~~iied pair
drove away for their future home Ia
fryeburg. And thus the boys aud girls
grow up In our midst and ~ out To
make their way In life, taking ny brave
iy Il. cares aud labors, IL. joys and sor-
rows.
Mrs. bartlett will br much missed In
TIL. place. but the people of Fryebur.
will gain one Who IL always ready In
any good work, aud possesses rsre ac-
complishments aud powers OF useful
mesa.
The presents we're many aud very
due. We noticed two beautiful ice pitch
ere Of silver. one from the Norway
high school elias. of ps; J berry dishes
J silver butter dishes tablespoons; tea-
spoons bcrry-spoons; silver lewel oask.
ct ; silver mustard cup; silver toothpick
holder; 3 oil paintings; , silver cake
baskets; china tes-set; boD-bon dish;
silver salAd fork: oxydiyed silver card
and photograph holder; lamp; vases;
silver fruit knives; sugar shell; tea urn
French clock silver pickle dish; orange
set ca In cash; fancy paper cutter;
towels; napkins; tumblers;
lace and many other articles Of Use and
beauty.
And better than all these there went
With them the hearty good ~i.he. Ut
old friends aud neighl'ors, scholars and
teachers: classmates from childhood,
hoping for them happy aud succssful
lives.
Born, Nov. J, To Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man Address. a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
tAsr wAYfaeoap

Horn. oct. ~, Ia the Wife of Pred u.
Guruey, q son.
Jane. Chsdbourne has crew Of men
clearing field 30 rocks.
samuel Patterson I. running the cider
MILL this year.
q. y. Ames' carriage chop IL fast nesr-
Ing completion. =. 4. Steven. set the
b.ilcr.
Some one attempted 10 FRY open
Zsbulon Abbott's barn doors, which
we're lockei, the other night.
j. ". \tberton has a new horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
RQxauRH.

Mrs. Joseph Penley died In the early
morning Nov. lat.
Chas. Philbrick found the foot Of a
very large bear In his trap. The beat
went OF With the trap and the 'lesSe-
fell over the trail so that be- could not
t.e followed, and u va. so long before
the trap Was found that the blk fellow
had torn Oh hls foot.
The snow. have brought out the deer
hunters. They 10 out With great con-
fldence. but after firing at deer few
time. they wonder how their guns got
.o crooked. Jack Upper fired -four
time. at short range Tut did not disturb
q hair of the sleek coated deer. bay
Weeks fr-d once aud at down on q
rock aud wondered.
scott philbrick had better success. aud
Killed a nice buck on the Locke hills.
The men Who are to draw the birch Ia
Chapman. Mill are building camps ut
Cannon Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
atineOaO eAIls

Fred Carroll, foreman for the Light
aud Water Co., has commenced work ot
the trenches for the sewer aud water
pipe, near the corner of Hartford aud
Congress STREETS. The Light and Water
90. are advertising for one hundred
laborers to work In the trenches. They
are paying ellis per day for good men.
Mr.. Ethan willis, who has the contract
to build the light station, commenced
work Tuesday. wymsn Bros. have the
contract for the foundations, which arr
Ia he completed Nov. 10Th.
Thomas Reynolds Was found In an
Into xicated condition on the streets
Thursday night, and WAS put In the lock
up. Friday morning be was brought
before Judge Morrison. lie plead guilty
and Vas fined $40 aud costs, amounting
In all 10 si5.si. which be paid.
The water IL flowing over the upper
dam. II raises the water river twenty
feet there, and at liumford Centre, i've
miles up the river, about four feet.
The contractors for the Foundations of
the sulphlts mill arrived Friday With =
large supply Of tools. Operations Will h.
commenced at once.
Hon. Geo. ID. Bisbee has been In town
most ri the time for the past week, ar
ranging matters Of the Light aud Water
Co.
John Duprry has opened . barrier shop
under J. D.. stephens store.
Mr.. J. W. Field has bought the Foster
store on Congress street and Will put In
q good line of furniture the coming
week.
Work WAS commenc-d on q barber
shop last Friday morning aud at 10 In
the evening the third man 10 be shaved
In the new shop Was In the chair.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. y. Turner are In Hos
ton for few DAYS.
4 blast from E,er.on 4 fiddle's works
on the lower canal, threw . large bould-
er through both sides of one Of the lead
chambers nj the Chemical Co.'S mill,
large enough for q man Ia pas. through.
MAXWELL bros. have finished the abut-
ments Tor the bridge across the river,
and the Iron super.tructure !. expected
In few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE oolNos or the WEEK M Al,
SECTIONS or rNt COUNTY.
WESf PAris

WeSV tNls
We are having . number of llgh,
snow storms.
n. Curtis Il arranging hls shop 90 %
Ia do all the shosing downstairs, and tbs
repair ~ork upstairs.
The sillsge school closed Friday. Miss
Henson IL an excelleut teacher, and has
the faculty IN interest the scholars and
make them learn. sbe is thinking of
going Ia Lincoln, Maine. tn teach.
j. y. Emertop, Who has tcen manu-
featuring cigars In this place for = num-
her of years, has moved to Auburn %
take charge of his fathers shop.
Rev. seth Benson of Lincoln has bern
In the place q fec days.
Rev. J. 4. Andrews Of Canton has
been In the pisce visiting friends.
Mrs. Moses kimball Of bethel has
e-vn visiting her sister, Mrs. kingsbury
Curtis.
y. W. Durham and wife have return
nj from an extended visit In Nassachu-
-stts aud Vermont.
y. J. Cushmsn IL saving out the lum-
Der for the addition 10 Mr.. MAINS mill.
Golden Rule Lodge gave public en-
t~rtsismeat Thursday evening. Their
program was good, but owing to the
weather aud travelling the attendance
Vas small.
There va. large attendance at the
romons Grange which Was held here
last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
ALBANY.

Tn. stars aud stripes host on the
school house At the Corner through the
lilsralliy Of the teacher, Miss Nina
Rruoks, AMI scholars.
WYATT +. Edward. 81 Otisheld IL sup
plying people In this vicinity With very
nL. onions. lie has sold forty bushel.
and has morr 81 the same sort.
Mr.. IIerrick and wife have gone Ia
Boston and vicinity to yisit friends.
IN. ladies' circle met NJ the Nestry
Friday afternoon.
Nj. sarah Holt % Norway Center
and M. =. Holt % North Norway were
AT J. n. I.oveioy's Tuesday.
Mr.. +. Larry % Gilsad vas at the
corner last week. and hired Tyler L.
cole a. cook for q logging crew this Win
ter. lie will commence scou.
Mr.. James FLINT IL taking care oi
Mr.. Ibasle Atkinson. Who IL qnite slck
nth Inflammation of the stomach. Mrs'
Elipt 4. an excellent hand 20 care Tor
the .lck. having had much experience
Mrs.. Robert Inghsm has cold her farm
On Mr.. wheeler of ststford, y. III.
Henry a. wilbur has been away
/ few dsy. this week on business.
| Atsl NhlftN. ~ ss"t
.porrh- part % the A.pin~aII house
ana converting IL into an Ice house.
The boy. at the Corner and vicinity
have a shooting match saturday, the ON
inst. Drank Bean and LnciAn Andrews
captains. The losing party are 10 rur'
dish an oyster supper. =.
Dextsr A. Cumming lame leg u
much better, and he IL able To wear
boot again.
Tbom.. ~. Jordan has been appointed
nv IN. Judge of Probate guardian OF M
brother Albert, Who IL In the hosP'tAi a
Nearly every day for the last month
the xood. have been full OF Nimrod'
locking for game In the vicinity OF TN
famous Albany Basins. A party frou
baldwin have BEEN here . week In IN
vicinity hunting foxes and other gsme
p.uridr,. are very plenty here this TALL
Alonro IIttlefield Of North WAferfor'
IA. an apple tree from which he picke'
tx.lye barrels OF Baldwin apples, Ans
two bushels Of windfAlls that were un
der the tree. m.
CLAYTON Litileneld has ballt . ns~
hoa.. and moved into IL, near 81. Johl
II..tlns.' box shop, on the road Leading
20 the Albany Basins House. lie -
smart. Intelligent young man, anu wn.
4. ,till better, he has . nice little VII
and a splendid little girl baby
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
NoIRh nuckFitlo.

Jane. y. Bickneli IL quite sick ut thi'
writing Nth stomach trouble.
OIL Nsrpey of sumner IL az worl
for !. 4. Warren on his house.
Mr.. q. N. Durham has h~cn Ia Tur
ner on ,islt.
Thoms. bradbury has bought oul
Lewis >psuhilngs egg business.
Walter Rove ~ south Paris hs'
bought the Hollis Hall farm.
Herman More has moved on tn his
place which he had Of X. l. Damon.
Frank Morrow % Aubarn drove t~cu'
" head % oxen through this place Z
few DAYS agu.
The men ~ho lo.t their barns In the
cyclone have their new ones 81 they can
get their stock In them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
NEMRN.


Mrs. John Danforth has left town, ~
am told. To join her husband on his
way 10 Florida.
Slsighs were out Nov. ID.
All kinds Of stock have 10 be housed
and fed.
Il looks ~ though hay would be hay
before grAss grows again.
Received q call from Mis. JENNIE
Davenport, formerly Of this town, now
Of North Dakota. She and her husband
went west . few years ago With bot IT,
tie more than their hands To help them
selves With. Now Mrs. ID. Gays they
have . nne property, good buildings,
machinery, Wind mllls and other nee
essary sppurteuances for farming IN
that country. Their crop Of the small
grains this year amounted To 3c0
bushels. They have either been more
lucky than . good many pioneers 81
better managers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
aaONnCiflD

The first snow. storm ~ the season
weine.,lay-sbout two inchc. ~ snow.
supper aud fair at old frllo~s' Hall
Tuesday evening; went OF With q
whew.
Harry, son % ,. W. Hubbard. IL very
sick; also the infant sou of wiu Eaton
!. dangerously sick.
=. }. a u. Il. staples have closed their
shop for short time.
Dana Brown, Eco. has purchased the
farm formerly owned by Mr. u. brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
rEAc.tRs, lssrrIu1t.

N. annual meeting % the West ox-
Ia Educational Association ws. held
a. level ga the nth and nth % octo-
hsf. The exercises we're as follows;
FsIp.I. eFN
l<,as.s,. ,,,ri.s.. ~. .. ". card. Lowell.
Ck Chapman. ~. level
hf-T Mai oaa - 40 - na1s ear seat
srn -. ts',s' .hsa Ne az. at, u....,
tssft.ss s,sryi-s. NJ Gso. " wslssr, Level
ftrsf HttrsI iss-sln. On MtNssl ~shsols.
NJ luna ~ Aslntirv. -sesisn'
-. ti.sstisnsi kshiht a Cslu"e'sa
,s.,st gr'a. A. .,ss AZ S, is.:
QOs.,ios sss
TPM.
Na.ie.
fspsr ~rsmpershss lu.trustiea,"
Esy. a y >tses. fryeeurs
tssiar,. -rhs rrOxrv-s q ths >ipssss"'h
~ Eshar-gu. A. NJ. C..,ins Normal >shsol
RsCsptioa-
s.rUkDst. = A. N.
Nusir.
hsPsT -rhs pun FuPii-whst Can We DO
- hH- Mis- Ssi'ie a. s..,rs-s r 800
Lew, s'. sss.,,.. Mr.. e.s W. s s IS'si
rassr. -rhurcush rs.shlAs..
Nj. Harriet Abhott. rryebars
Qasstien hsx.
Busips-.
iNf.M.
husic
lti-.... stat. supt. y. A. Luce
"s,srai ii.cussiou. sOaxht We ~ Have The
tp@n sy-tsm - Nsnsxin< >sss-sl.
oVsaef ~ A. y. krhAri-se
Qae.usa hex-
Nu~tC.
The DISCUSSIONS we're participated 10
Professors Luce aud Richardson
hes.rs. Cook and Mason Of Porter, stan
syof BrO~uheld. Woodbury. Of sweden
Alsi othsrs. The meetings wsre plea
an and profitable. The following ON
0srs Ner, chosen for the ensuing year;
frs-ilsnt, " q Moves, n. u. Lowell
- fr~.ttsut. A. Ia Ms-.a. Porter.
etary, Ms Hsrrtst Abbstt. fryebarr. -
s-ermsn "a txscutiye Comnlist~<. thAri<s ~
.ss u nrv~Sa.hi.
Arer passing resolutions of thanks "a
Noyes, the choir for music, the peo'
ior entertainment. and ID. II. WILEY
~ h'ors In transportation, the assoct
oa afjOarned To meet st the call OF tn
esesss'e counties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08

About eight inches of snow fell We'd
nesday. The sportsmen took advantags
Of Il, and SECURED the woods for miles
arpuud, bat no deer reported taken.
The schools have all closed with q
profitable term.
Emma stevens. who Il attending
school At Hebron 10 sick, with typhoid
fever.
Monday evening Prot. wight gave =
public entertainment In the CongreGa.
ii0uaiist church. lie formed class and
II teaching o musical convention.
The unlversaiist circle Was entertain
ci by Mrs. Alice Croker. A full house
aud 81; 20 taken. The next circle will
meet with Mrs.. Ingalls, Brsgg.
1he lodge will meet at the parsonage
Tuesday, Nov. 7th.
The Portland Stove Company are put
ting = large wood furnace Into the high
school building. Il II warranted To
heat the building satisfactorily.
stock Of all grades IL low. Good
COWS are ceiling for sl3 and els.
\ large drove of sheep MAS driven out
Of town last week, 7'J In number. They
wer owned by Ell stearns, Esq.
work on the hall Il being pushed ~
rapidly ~ possible.
Thomas, Porter, MArston, lohnas
and Merrill, each With . crew OF men,
are logging on the head waters Of the
Androscoggin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08

In 1880 the business Of manufacturing
wooden cloths In Maine, In factories, In.
stead Of In tho home loom, WAS begun
In Dexter, by two brothers, Amos and
Jeremiah Abbott, who came from An
dover, Mass. Il IL an interesting fscs
In connection With the origin OF this
great industry that the the two brothers,
on coming Into Maine 20 look for locs-
tion-that Was In Isi0-sent hrst 20
Rumford Falls, where they could have
bought the whole Immense power for 9
song, with view Of starting In there,
They decided not 10 Invest In % much
water, and making their way 20 the 49,
board took vessel for Bangor with thu
result that Dexter Was their choke fo'
The future factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
OXFORD.

The division 81 Sons of Temperance
gave public entertainment during th'
session 10 IN. Grand Division. Mia
Louise Callahan 81 Lewiston, elocution
lat, gave q reading: vocal music by Mrs
Annie Hayes, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Walk
er, Mes.rs. Jonc. aud Others; Mrs. u
~. iIersey, organist.
The village schools closed last week
Harvest Sunday exercises were held
at the Congregational church.
Annie Iiaye. has gone to Portland .,
study music.
Mrs. seth raunce has been quite sick.
The funeral Of Mr.. Seth fauncr tool
place on Friday, Rev. Mt. burlington
officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
CANTON.

". 4. Waite IL quite sick With typhoid
fever.
Invitations are out for the msrrisg'
% a. ". Richardson of Caution Ia Miss
blanche Poor 10 Andoyer.
Attorney General Chas. u. Littleheld
Of Rocklsnd, Vas In town "wednesday.
A. Delano aud lady have gone on Z
trip Ia Cumberland County.
y. 4. Parsons has engaged rent Of
George stevens at Mexico Corner where
he will soon move hls family.
Quite q number of our citizens at
tended the sabbath school convention
at Mechanic Falls Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Dollie Andrews has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. whitney.
Mr.. Pingree's son has been visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy have returned
home.
Everett Robbins IL framing his house.
m. father and VIII Residing are at work
for him.
Rev. Seth Benson has been stopping
here short time.
Charles stevens went to Boston for .
few days.
W. ". Abbott has been at home few
days. having injured his arm handling
apples. -
Oct. - and -. Rev. Mr.. Ladd preached
An excellent sermon, liked BY all.
Mas Sarah Bradf0rd, wbo 10 With
her lister, Mrs. Dca. Durham, had quite
an m turn last week, but u DOW more
comfortable.
Mas Nay Barrett has gone to IN
cunts near Portland TO spend . few
ve~ks and possibly the winter.
DANIEL Ross made trip 70 Bethel ias'
-. Llttlehale has anished HE dam
n IL very solid, and Will b liksly v
stasd he spring frssAsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
RuMroRp CENTRE.

The dam At l.umfori Falls has raise,
the water here about four feet. u II
nov still water from l.umford Falls "a
near florus Bartlett's.
A steamer could run from this place
down.
The current IL 90 slow now that the
ferry boat has 10 be pulled scro.s.
No deer were captured here during
IA. last snow.
Dr. q. 4. small IL In town for = fc~
DAYS.
Mr.. ". u. Irish from Lowell hss NOV
81 his family Into Mrs. u. :. fro.r'
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
QEYngl

Judge Poster Il q hom~ for q few
days. lie goes 10 Auburn soon to nnIsf
thu term there.
A nne Iron watering trough Il being
Get nj the foot of the yommon " our VII
lsge. Tho trough l. the gin VI Capt
Robbins u. Grover Of Brockton, Mass.
to his native town.
q. Morgan has bargained for the A. \
Chapman house on q l,rke Stcet ans
moved Into u.
JIM. Phllbrook loaded . car at TILL
station for brighton last week.
Mrs. Mary A. Iivermorc will give q
lecture At 0deou Hall Friday evening
Nov. N. Her subject will be "Conccrn'
Ing Husbands" This IL = most popular
lecture by . moot popular lecturer
The proverbs Of the evening arr
To be- devoted To the bethel library
common benefit In which ell are interest
Ell. The admission has been placed II
IS cents, aud all can nov hear thls well
known speaker.
Mr.. u. \. Hastings aud family have
returned from Montana and will spend
the winter here In their old home.
A new enterprise IL on, In the form Of
q sis,0D hotel Ia go M nett summer.
A Mr.. Rowe from Iloston, brother of y.
&. and Ceylon Rowe. merchants Of this
town, has made arrangements OF IL now
making them, to purchase three acres ut
land on Chapman Street, for the purpose
Of building thls elegant hotel. Mr.. MI.
born cells the lot.
80 Bethel IL just booming. Four new
buildings are nov going up, and many
more will be erected next spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08

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