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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
EAST HEBRON.

MANY lot. ~ apples arr being shipped
from thu. station. Two carloads vent
saturday. the 18Th Inst. Some ~ the
larg~.t lots are unsold.
clark Foster, Who raised the second
largyst quantity of apple. la this town.
attributes the abundance of hi. crop to
sppying hi. tire. With Paris green At
the time that the bios soms were falling.
Mr.. Charles Allen aud her sister. Miss
MAY Tuhhs, ARE pronounced nearly re-
covered from the lniuric. revived by
the eugine striking their carrisgr NJ ID.
crossing near rottlc's bridge on the
Rumfori fall. railpad.
James VI. Che.lcy has moved a. south
rari. o. spend the remainder of the Win
ter. Mr.. Chesley has used almost the
entire resources Of hi farm In faislng
gras.. lie shipped sixty ton. ~ hay To
Bosion last autumn and has q. many
more tons In hi barns. The hiN In the
barn ga the Corb.tt estate, consisting 81
tity tons more ot les, has been sold 10
"a Glover ~ the Academy.
sullivan Dave offer. hi. farm Tor
sale. II l. known q. the David liicknsll
farm and l. one 81 the best in,er,Alc
farms In town. :.
Rev. u. Cannon will preach here
next sunday.
East Hebron Grange will entertain
West Minot Grange next Tuesday even
ing.
!. 4. Fuller L. visiting hl. daughters
NJ Nlnalhaycn this weck.
u grippe l. It'll at work In this
placc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

Mr.. Jane :. Bullocs, widow Of the
late stephen Bullock, aud formerly
widow Of Isaiah flye, va. stricken on
Monday, Feb. sth. With paralysis, aud
r.main~,l unconscious I'LL her death on
saturday. fcb. 18Th. She was formerly
a teacher aud Was q worthy, Christian
lady. Her age was about -.
jane Clcmons IL Jackson, y. H., IL
visiting hi. father. Col. Aldric Clemens,
Who l. seriously IN with heart disease.
Mr.. Elias Gould. family have Ia
grippe.
Mr.. Msr.hail L.. wsdsworth remains
Ia very poor health.
Mr.. Elizabeth II. Robbins !. quite vi.
II l. worthy ot note that the military
service for which she has q pension, va.
performed by her husband In defense OF
Portland befory she was born.
Mr.. William 4. Clemens has rcco,.
erei from pneumonia.
The thermometer on Feb. 18th, stood
At = bclowScrO AZ East Hiram. > below
AZ our home. ". mean Ia stay NJ home.
FL. Wat.on's daughter belle l. dan
grTpusly M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
WEST aETHEl


since the storm Of one week ago We
have had some cold weather and con.
siderable wind, drifting the .nos
enough TO require considerable break.
Ing out with teams. Twenty Inches of
snow nov cover. the ground.
Milton Holt IL still connn.d Ia the
house, hl. store having been closed
ihrr- weeks. Mrs.. Holt Ia. been aud
.till !. a very sick woman, hat IL con-
sidsrvi Ia b. slowly recovering.
Mrs. Amos n. scrlbner I. rather feeble,
worn with the constant care 81 her
aged mother. who l. helples. asa child.
aud ha. required the constant attention
nigh; and day, 81 some person, for seven
years. Although helpless ~ child.
Mrs. Mason requires and takes a. much
hearty food A. any strong hboring man.
Her mind. light Ia nearly extinct, no,
Away. r-cogplfing the membcrs OF her
own family.
Aunt Hannah Holt nj Mrs. Merrow's
I. another similar case, bat more aged,
belngp. years old.
Other sick one. ar, Improving.
l.umbcrm.n are all busy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
enveniIna

AZ the meeting TO go about the con-
densed milk factory the 18th there Was .
full attendance, and much Interest
shown. A committee Vas chosen % see
how much milk can Be had and stock
taken.
The class parts at the academy were
made out thls week. Some dissatisfac-
tiou with the assignments IL expressed
by the class:
Henry a. u~s-i. vaie@li~sery.
tuak l.. Nevt<Kn, salstaiosy.
Ralph n. Fsstmsn. Orstion
waltsr q. Ileis.ies, History.
Certrude L. Keith. fpphesy.
We hear II. y. wormwood's lecture
on John Milton well spoken of.
John Z. Gerry, . former townsman,
has been In town the past week.
John Bennett Of parsonsheld Was In
town last Friday.
Mabel Daley had . swell party RI
day night; all had . fnc time and q
grand supper Was enjoyed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
ANDOXER.

The fret 81 the course 10 assemblies WAS
given In Union Hall Last Tuesday even
log. About twenty-five couples engaged
ln the march and circle.
4 petition Il In circulation for win
ter rad across the land of n. v. Poor
commencing near the foot ot the long
Hill In the l.oxbury road aud terminal
Ing near the junction ~ the new road on
the byron road. u Il demanded under
the lumbermsn's right.
Rev. Mr.. Norcro.s held service. at
North sumford last Tuesday evening.
Seventeen are afflicted with IA grippe
AZ this date In town.
Mr.. =, y. Talbot entertained the
Congregational circle this weck.
The he harvest l. about over In this
village. About an average quantity has
hcsu secured.
Hay Il plenty aud selling at sio aud
sl2 per ton.
just beautiful weather. Friday the
Thermometer stood at - degrees.
The mill al the fall. has shut down
owing to the Ice In IN. "pensicck'' not
allowing enough water to enter TO drive
the wheel.
Mr. &. y. Marsion soon goes on the
rad canyassing.
The taX collector i on the war path.
Not much excitement yet about town
officers. \ complete change l. the lead
ing proposition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
HEBRON.

One 81 the events of the season oc-
Cured here ~ the chapel Tuesday even
ing, Feb. lCth. The citizens held q
masquerade .ociable aud IL Was q sue
cess In every sense 81 the word. Music
was furnished by the Mechanic Fails
Orchestra. AZ : 10 they joined In for
the grand march. There were many
noticeable costumes aud all the char
acters were well represented, but space
will not admit 81 q full report. An
oyster supper, and cake aud coffee,
wer. served at intermisslon. Il was
voted by all who attended "a one of the
best times the people II Hebron ever
had land Hebron people are famous for
good tlmes.) About 100 partook of sup
PER and about % couples marched.
Harry Hamilton Of the elsss Of 81 at
tended church here sunday.
Mr.. ADDISON Maxim Ia very low.
Mrs.. Moody gains but slowly.
Tuesday We received the sad news Of
the death Of Warren Goodrich Of Mont
gomery City, Missouri. lie died sud
denly on Thursday Of Last week. Mrs.
Goodrich aud her daughter were on their
way home from Maine az the time.
Students AZ the academy In l.. D.'s time
will remember Mr.. Goodrich well.
Bert Maxim came home Tuesday, alss
Mr.. Maxim's sister and husband frou
Sebago. C
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
PORIER

Plenty Of snow for bushes. aud very
cold.
Mr.. Hannah Ilolmc. died on Tuesday
lat aged about ~ years. She got
thrown from a wagon some three years
sgo aud broke her hip aud has been an
invalid ever since and confined to her
bel. She has been a great sufferer hut
did not complain. sh. said sbe longei
to 20 and be at ret.
VIM. u. Towle has been sick for a
long time but IL 80 low at the present
time that be cannot live through the
night.
There are = number dangerously sick
In this place al present.
Tcamlng Il brisk for people know the
time for good Shedding u short.
Mr.. Isaac Richardson's dog bit q msn
by the name 81 Files, and AZ they could
not agree on q settlement, Files COM
menccd cult. We learn that IL Ia. bcea
settled by paying $500 aud costs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
East SIMMER.

Mrs. Olive iIersey Cobb of Auburn,
for the most Of her life . resident In
sumner. died the 18th Inst, aged %
vears. She wss Que of the formerly quite
q imerous race Of IIerseys In town and
MAS an exemplary Christian lady much
esteemed aud rrsp~cted. She wss the
wife of stephen Cobb and mother ~
John y. and l.. A. Cobb Of Auburn, also
mother of Mrs. i.osette Prince of West
Auburn. The remains were taken Ia
sumner for interment on "wednesday.
Transfers report "wednesday a the
cold clear day Of the season.
snow enough now and the teams are
plenty In our.strcets.
Town officer. arr busy preparing their
annual reports.
The expense of maintaining the poor
In town the past year Ia unusually heavy.
hut necc.sry.
Invincible Lodge will observe its
twrnt y-third anniversary on Friday
evening. March tth. II IL In q flourish
Ing condition, numbering about 40
members.
We would b. happy Ia receive from
l.. ID. of Greenwood that catalogue ~
the school at East sumner for lsij to
which bc referred some time aso.
SLocun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

O'Niel w. II. fiastings dIci Tuesday
morning last amer . long period Of
patient suffering, Of consumption Of the
bowels. Although during the past two
years the beat Of medical akill has been
called 10 hls aid, it awaited nothing. In
manhoods prime, 1t The age of y, 10 he
taken from us. lie Was the son Of Nal. q.
A. Iiastings, aud Was postmaster for
some years In our village, having been
appointed during Clevcland's adminstra-
ton. for . long time he occupied .
position on tho school board Of our
town. Rarely do We lose one from our
midst 90 universally respected. lie VAS
q young man of pure, generous, noble
characteristics Kind, manly, honest and
high minded. OF remarkable good
taste, he loved all that Il beautiful In
nature. and found much In the world To
live for. We may safely say that he had
had not IN enemy In the world, for to
know him was to love and respect him.
The funeral Was held at the home on
broad Street In our village, Ilev. y. u.
Barton officiating. Music appropriate
and touching was rendered by Mrs.
rlorence n n I, Miss Jennie Gibson and
Mas Alice billings.
Rev. A. q. TIerrick will give . lecture
at the academy Thursday evening, Feb.
2Oth, on "ltome, Pompeii, Psstum."
The proverbs of the lecture 90 to the
benefit of Gould Ac deny.
The unlversailst parish Of Bethel u
contemplating an addition Ia their pres
ent church edihce to he used a. yestry.
The prospect, while already well adj
,snced, has assumed no definite shape.
Rev. Mr.. Barton Of the uni,ersalist
church will exchange With Rev. a.. u.
Hamilton of Mechanic Falls, sunday,
February 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
0ixEiEln


T. II. hidden aud family are III with
the grippe.
J.m. Kills Il confined To the house
with lnfiusnxa.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. W. Walt were M last
week.
Abel Holt u now having = relapse.
P.G barrett Was unable tn be at the
store last week.
J. q. Eimunds u improving.
I. =. Stockbridge Il able to be out.
4. W. Iliii was In town Monday.
Mr.. q. l.. klider and wife of l.oeke's
Mills we're visiting here Last week.
Mr. y. :. stowell Il visiting friends
In Boston.
Mr.. Fred Dillingham; returned TO
Minneapolis. MINI, last week. We
understand he intends Ia spend the re
mainder of the winter aud spring In
Southern California.
VIM. ". smith lost a valuable horse
last week.
\. 4. Marsh wss called quite suddenly
Ia Yarmouth, Maine, Ia attend the
funeral 81 Mr.. Lowell.
Prank fsh aud family are moving
into the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
GRAFTON


We have winter here now In earnest,
snow, cold aud blow, but the lumber
men say the cold ~-sther u just ~bai
they want for their business and they
are hnstilng the spruce logs Ia the
streams az lively rate.
,. W. Parker 10 the Berlin Mills wa-
In town rec~ntly tn 81. that everything
1. going right with his lumber.
\. y. Brooks IL reported on the slcs
li.t.
Rev. 10. =. whitman, who u this win
ter IN Florida, has had call Ia go "a
japan io preach and teach In . theolog-
lcal school. lie had i've acre. .ct Ia
orange tires last winter and has set
thrce more TIL. winter.
I think that l.oxbury must b. the ban-
ncr town of Maine for bears and certain
IN \. ". Locke must hear OF the palm
as hear KILLER ~ Maine.
one lumlerman has hls Job nearly com.
pl-ted In Grafton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
SMInEN.

Mr.. 4. n. whiishoa.e closed very
succ-.sful term of school Ia District
W. : Last week.
Mr.. STEPHEN Wesley has been WELD
Ing the brush ~ late aud a. result a
nic. looking sleigh aud carriage are seen
II Georgr VI. B.unstt's.
". 4. Ssunder. l. hauling timber for
X. ~. Moulion.
= l.. I'iummer l. hauling timber for
Beuismln ". Neycrs.
oar seleCtmen aud treasurer have bo-n
making cot the town reports the past
week ani they are To- be published soon.
striped squirrels are cut aud CROW /.
arr quite plenty. \ frog was seen r.
GENTLY sNimmlng around In a spring that
wasn't frOIsn over. shall We expect
spring In Tea days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
hnRfh PARIS.

Rev. ~~th llcuson spent the last sab
hath IN January and the hr.t sabbath In
February In Lincoln. They wish Ia Sc
cure hi services a. pastor.
D.. u. Anir'vs I. attending medical
l'Ciurrs ~ brunswick.
Tho widow of y. v. Field died sun.
dAy, the sth. ~. remains had been plac-
III In the tomb snd were taken aud both
buriei In one grave.
Miss Ida Ben.on'. school In Rum
ford Ia. ilni.hci aud IN. IL nov al
home.
VIII Gates has lu.t returned from q
visit to III. father. family In Nova
scotia.
The farmer. have been putting In
some very nice ic-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
MASON.


hOtsl WHIT N'aAsNt'
Pleuty ~ snow aud business lively.
The LICK ones are all better except
Mr.. J. q. Ran and Artemas Mason,
they are No better.
:. -. Grover l. drawing birch ron
the land % y. q. a II. u. Mills.
Charles D. brown has bought him .
colt which he Il training for his own
use. Charles 4. quite q horseman aud
We see no reason Why he may not have
one to please him.
4. N. TYLER, n. Hutchinson and Others
are putting In = supply Of ice, which
they secure from the mill pond OF
y. I. Bean.
A. :. Bean of West Bethel has started
nj. birch mill In this town. Muford
Brown has charge.
Herman Besn ~ Auburn was In town
,hi. week 10 visit his mother. Mrs. J. Z.
Bean.
Look well TO the wocdplle for another
year for you VIII be sure TO need one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

our school closed Feb. 10Th. The
district that secures Nr. stiles for q
teacher will be sure Ia have a good
school.
Evelyn Partridge, a little girl eight
years old. has been Ia school every day
during the term 81 eleven weeks.
school on frost TIN, taught by Miss
Grace VI. stevens. finished Feb. 18Th,
also the school In sodom District closes
thi. week With an exhibition. Luerciis
brooks, teacher.
Mr.. Elsls Morrow has gone Ia Cole
brook, y. a.. With her daughter, Mrs
Jane. Hammond, aud I. 10 make heI
home there for the future.
Emily Holt, Que 81 the Inmates Of the
town farm. died thl. week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
UPTON.


This Il the coolest week Of the season.
Ia grippe has finally found u. Mrs.
Mor.e aud her three daughters were TAX
en- sick Monday.
John y. nrown Was taken out Of the
woods sunday quite III, but he !. better
to-day.
Will Gillespie zane from the camp
Wednesday, not being able Ia work.
CYRUS Coolidge IL quite sick.
Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Abbott are
better.
Ellis ~. Lane was hurt quite badly on
the landing Tuesday by log rolling on
him.
WIN Sargent cut hls foot saturday {,
but ha. gone intn the woods again.
II. I. Abbott and Henry Raymond
have gone To Parkertosn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
RRnNsElIIn-

FRIDAY was real spring dsN.
Pine .lcighlng aud lots ~ t.amlng.
sickness la town l. somrN hat ahating,
siill therv arv many sick ones AZ prv-eni.
Mr.. Thomss ~etVcy !. quite feeble,
also Mr.. Grafiam.
J. l.. Frink :. It'll on the .lck list.
\ drains In The hear future for the
hsnedt ~ the post I. talked ".
Gar village schools are progressing
finely.
Mr.. Charles stanley, teacher In N.
grammar school. l. very successful, Thu.
bsing hi. s~Coni term. Probably his
ser,icrs AZ teacher will b. secured Tor
The rv.t 20 The wear N possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
OXFORD.

Mrs. Polly, widow Of simeon Dunn,
died Feb. 18th, aged - years, y months.
Her funeral WAS held on Monday, iev.
q. q. Hamilton Of Mechanic Falls OIL
ci4ting.
Mrs.. Addie, wife of Dr. Ohn Stevens,
died Of pneumonia Feb. 18th, after =
sickness Of only two days. Rev. q. u.
Hamilton OBLIGATED ct her funeral, which
Was held Wednesday, the order Of the
Sons Of Temperance, Of which she was .
member, attending.
The lecture on sl.oudou," 10 be given
by lev. q. q. Hamilton, has been in-
definitely posponcd.
Miss Corning spent short time with
friends here last week.
There Was no servIce at the ~. X.
church sunday, on account OF the sick
ness Of Ilev. Mr.. kcunIsou.
There 10 talk Of . corn factory 70 be
located near the depot II the required
!, numbsr Of slgnsrs can b obtalpsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
tASr RRowsgl1lp.

cur coolest dsy Yet WAS Feb. 18th
Thermometer stood az "a below sero.
Mr.. n. Gatchcll, Who has had a long
ILLNESS, :. again able Ia resume the carr
10 BIZ business and all are glad IT, sec
him about our streets again.
\ large quantity 10 poplar aud birch
l. being loadci AZ this station. Heavily
loaded logging teams ARE also quite
uumcrou. 80 business l. lively here jus,
nov.
The Congregational circle met With
Mr.. q. u. fcsscnien "Wednesday after
noon. February 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

Their has he.u u.e for the new snow
RULER ownci Al the village, but ".
coantrymcn .till drag .loi 20 break
snow.
". ~. brown l. making alterations
and repair. on hi house.
Beniamln Russell, Jr., u at home from
Boston.
Edwin Mc.cryc l. doing some logging.
Will Chandler I. working for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
SEWRV.

The coolest snap % the season.
In spite If the gray Csndlems., WIN
ter Ia. taken another fiigh, In good ear
nsst.
The .electmeu have settled With the
treasurer aud are making up their report
for March nesting. The continued w.
ness Of Mr.. wiibsr, IA. chairman,
leave. the bu.ines. In the hands of the
two remaining member. of the board.
our tax collector remains too III Ia al
snd to businc...
Mr.. Dlanths Alirich i home on visit
At her brothers, 4. ". Powers.
The family of l.. J.. Sargent on sun
day River arr all down with the grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNos OF TIE WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


The drama ">trife~ was repeated fri.
day evening before goosi slyed audience.
Dr. 4. l.. Buck % south Paris Was al
the hotel Thursday doing dentistry
work.
W. J. Wheeler Of south Paris VA. In
this place Friday.
The officers of Golden Rule i.odge
were Installed Thursday evening and are
az follows;
liIsie nssk. CT
t4ottie wtlhs. VT.
bertha EIuIsans. 80
Tea hFs.ibary. 4. 80.
Jeante hrv~a. b. So
Lane fusli rr~as.
Anse,la Anirvss, thar.
t.corxe poaEiA--. Mar.
tlt~-s Carts. q. Mar.
fassnusl nean. easrl.
tafNnce Carts. 30.
n z. Adkias. o. CT.
tmily l. kmmsa.. ~.J.r.
n. y. Anirews. I. II.
y. u. Andrews. Mr.. J. X. Tucker and
Mr.. Laura Eecd have tcen very slck
but are conyalesccnt now. Mrs. W. q.
Mooney and Mrs.. Caleb Fuller are also
recovering from their illpess.
We are glad % see VIM. Mooney out
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

U...s.s hamilton vill deliver his
...-.ffI lecture on rsri. 40 the tnh
......., .hurrh usN THURSDAY evening
I. Mr. llfm.tOn'. lecture ca
I..Ir. given hrrr The drst % the vim
t.r. e.| ~ PEOPLE good kirs 20 The
...... 10 fhT entertainment thsy may
.,..... .Hl fhf sNCvllrnCr "a Mr.. llsmll-
.... tsr. Co. Witi uo doubt have a
...-. ... .sr.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
NORTH BuckFiGLp.

Oracle Blckneli Of Norway IL at her
grandfather, j. y. Bicknell's.
George Trip Of Gray WAS at &. NJ.
Harris last week.
v. u. Bicknell lost quite = good i've
year-old mare the 18th.
George Record has moved To East
Buckfeld.
Howard Merrill OF East Hebron IL
buying apples In our vicinity.
Guy G. Turner has gone To Greene 10
visit his brother Oscar.
Geo. u. Damon IL at Portland this
week.
Alton Damon has moved from the old
farm 10 his fathers In this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

The leap year hall and concert At
Bridgton, Thursday evening, Feb. IA,
was attended by the following parties
from here: Mrs. Fillmore Swan and Mr..
steve Jewett, Mrs. Ada Tibbett and Mr..
A. ingalls,, Mrs. Augustine ingalls, and
Mr.. Eugene Tibbetis, Miss Kate Ingalls,
aud Prank Jewett, Mas Blanche Dzyi'
and Mr.. Fillmore swan, Mrs. Belle Giles
and Mr.. Charles II. Iilake.
IIssen Richardson and Morris kennI'
sou, two Young lads, eaughts hne string
of pickerel Ia Moose Pond last saturday,
one weighing four and one-hslf pounds.
Eilwood Pendexter having dnishes
his school In Scbago will attend the
North BridSton academy one more term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
aRyANJ,s POND.

Mr.. T.. W. child, agent Of the Maine
a New England Colouy In the North
west, 4. stopping at the Glen Vt. House.
The oiiicrs of Christopher Lake
Commandery WILDE Installed saturday
evening, Feb. -.
Mr.. A. NJ. whitman .. In quite feeble
health thi. winter aud !. conhncd to the
bouss most of the time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

d., ~. Ws.lse sill mc.t the mem
r..-..ffhe Iifrrvnt committees, and all
d. ...-s fH serve o1 committees, AZ the
t...-t rn "Wednesday afternoon NJ ,
...aa. r.ruic supper ~ =. followed al
-tt ffe Ais PRAYER meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
PERU

l.. VI. brown l. improving In health a
little. IL !. 80 be- sits up some.
james McGrrgor i Ia town again. lie
l. going 10 dig the foundation for the
overhead crossing at GOdings.
Jane. savage |. la town TIL. week
looking after his work.
Waldo Prttengill i around seeing who
want their land fenced along the side
81 the railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
FASH aEIhEI.

An oil fashioned snow storm last week
reminded "a. 20 winter. The road break
ers wcrr out for the first time.
The heavens were beautifully illumi-
mated Feb. i3,h, With q magnificent di.-
play IL northern lights.
John swan and ~ife are now stopping
with W. y. brown.
4. VI, klmball recently sold nice colt
90 T.. =. kilborn.
\ number are still suffering from the
effects ~ Ia grippe.
4 number 81 the scholars In this place
are preparing Ia attend school at Could.
Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
WEST PERU.

leonard VI. Brown, our ferrym,n, u
sick With liver aud kidney trouble.
The sick with the grippe are al on th.
gain and there are M new ease. that !
have heard 10.
Work on railroad move. on slowly on
account 81 the cold weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

MI -.,,r.ali.t, - this vicinity arc
r-.r.muu.., .orr, , ON their oNn accouut
..rr.I. fa learn thtt Rev. q. q. lismil-
o.. hs. .e.rptrl The call o. the shaw
I'LL. N,rrls ,huryh in Boston. still
fI.rsr. rHf go .rld.h that they can not
-.. erb NJ Hamilton In the oPeu-
uE..H t, has.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
NORIh ALBANY.

J. 4. klmhall Ia. had the misfortune
"a lose one 81 his large horses, hut he
has had thf courage Ia 20 Ia Boston aud
buy another, aud he and his brother
GeOrge Arr nos At STARK, y. H., team
ing Nth slx horse. and doing nnely; so
much for courage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

-UI.l-rv Fsrm~ had q god audience
Erai.t evening. and about twenty dol
Er.a.. tiiri o. the piano fund. There
..r...tuitv thai the play nav visit
..r.r p..e.. lu The vicinity In the near
ff"Hr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23

U. .IH1c term a. Parts ilill Acad-
Ell. ..... uu rursisN morning ~ this
secs .... Tfrr' q. every prospect ~ a sue
....H.. .rm. \ considerable number u
...|..t. fram Duf.iie th- district have
,.e.-I -,rms. lhr nv reading rom
r.. ... decided addition. Friends ~
OBJ .H..' Who have magazine OF
...... uFtcr Oh spare should rrmem-
f.... I.i l,mv rvading room. \ few
co.. Dbl. ..ry. iDr the niorumcni 20 The
r.... t... i'.n come Ia place. Principal
I.-. Wishes a. .psu ~ possible Z" LAY
H flH.tt.s1 fnr = suoi library.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-23
lOIAuRy

Mr.. u. 4. Cannon ~ West Fcru !.
visiting her motle, Mrs. Locke.
Mr.. Lewis Reed has At last hegun Ia
saw birch In hi mill. much Ia the graf
ihcation % those ~ waited for the
event.