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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
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Our Insurance agent, W. j. Wheeler
Of south Paris, vas In town Tuesday.
There have beea some quite severe
eases Of Ia grippe In our village. :.
Mr.. Fred Chase II recovering from hl'
illncss.
q. \. Holman was confined 20 biz
house Q few days last week.
Abel Holt IL on the sick list.
Mrs. W. n. Chase Il ct home, sick.
L. NJ. Wing IL visiting hls daughter,
Mrs.. j. \. Sturtevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward stanley visited
relatives In town last week.
q. n. Ilobert Was here Wednesday.
The drains, I" Placer Cold" that the
dramatic club have been busy preparing,
will be presented Thursday evening, Feb.
iith, At Music Hall, Ia conclude With \
ball and supper at the National House.
All are cordially invited and q good
time IL expected.
l.ist Of advertised letters at the post
ofilce, Feb. 1:
bryant. Mrs.. Iscy o..
Harres., Mr.. MsryJ.
uaEEvtt, q. a.
Ferry. A.. u.
tlsynakis, Miiisr.
Harrrs. o. frank.
Wyman. a. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
aRnMhrlEIn

y. II. johnson Ia. bought the Central
iIous. of q. ". Martin and will within
few week. again open itas public
house.
Mr.. \. q. Morrison died In Cornish
Jan. 18th. The remain. we're brought
Ia iirowndeh for burial, thi. town hl'-
lng been the home ~ 4. q. Morrison for
many years. She leaves q husband and
four children to mourn her lo...
Deacon i.ln.cott, the oldest resident
Ia town. died Feb. ~, at the advanced
age ~ y, years. lie VA. an active mem
Der la the Baptist church for many
years.
We have had good share of the
grippe but most 81 the ,lctlm. seem "a
b. recovering, a. We have colder wealth
CT.
The oldest person In Brownheld, Dca,
Isaac I.In.cott, died on the "a Inst, Al
the ripe age of ~ years. Mr.. L.. ani
tao brothers, John aud Ahram, came
from Alfred. Me-, about ISIS, and pur'
chased two lots of land In the west ptri
IL 10. town, and In Isle they commence
ell clearing some AMI planted corn that
year. Abram died on the same farm 4
few year. ago, and Isaac has occuple'
for many years past, y lot adjoining ti,s
original purchase. They were two sons
~ John I.in.cott ~ Alfred. who lived Ia
the great sgr of l0i year. The Deacon
has lived IN Brownheli since 1916, rx'
cept two years be spent In California
after be wa. nearly 20 years old.
There are nov living In Brosnhrld
three other people over 30 years oil
Mrs. John bennett, Mrs. l.. Ross aud
Mrs. Frances blake.
Mr.. s,ffor,i, special examiner In PEN
| .ioa claims, I. now In town looking after
proof In some claims on illc In tbs pen
sion Office IN Washington.
Th' re- !. yet much sickness Ia town,
hut the moot of the cases are among ths
con,sle.cents.
Charlie stanley IL not yet able 10 ~
sum. his place AZ teacher In the village
school. lie IL having quilt. q grip With
ID grippe and chicken pox comblnei.
James u. nm, the present chairman
of the bosrd of sclectmen, u 20 iak'
charge Of the town farm on the 18th Inst
/ l.. S.s..ff aaga
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
OXFORD.

There was an auction salc Of the prop
erty of the late J. y. Hayes, saturday.
l.. ID. brown auctioneer. The home
stead Was sold To Edward Faunce of
Boston for eGsJ.O0; . lot of land la
Otisaeld Was sold Ia John Robinson.
Mr.. wsll,cc will return 10 New iiamp-
shire and william Robinson IL moving
Into the lIouse.
About thirty dollars were taken at
the minstrel show given bo the Sons Of
Temperance, Saturday evening.
A number Oft members Of the w.
g. r. y. attended the lecture given by
Mira. Barakat at Norway, "Wednesday
evening.
Robert knight sho went 10 rlorids
with DR.. fsuncs for the benefit Of biz
hsalth did Of coasuuptioa last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
WILSON'S MILLS.

y. ". bennett went Ia Colebrook Mon
day after the doctor for hi. mother wh'
has been suffering from Ia grippe anC
IL. effect. for quite q length % time.
Blake % Pennington has been az
among the camps selling watches ant
Icwelry.
Mr.. aud Mr.. W. T.. Picket, are sick.
Mrs. Linda IIean .. taking care oi
Mrs. VI. ~. Pickett while her daughter
L. away.
There q number of men at the yariou.
camp. .lck With the grippc' flf,ecn at
Chsse's camp.
Glennl. Flint 4. at y. n. Nennett's.
". 4. storey la. had slight attack oi
III, prevailing disease, but va. .oon ou'
agsin.
More snow last Monday aud Tuesday,
aud IN. lumbennen can now use their
two-.lcd team. hauling Ia the river.
Walter Iluckman has moved part Of
hl. crw Into th. Iiearcc a Wilson
camps.
Joseph carter I. laid up with hi. old
trouble ~ lamene.. and has no, h-en cut
for fortnight. lie !. q great sufferer
a. time..
y. A. Flint vent to Colcbrook Monday
last. but owing Ia snow aud blow dli
not get hack through the notch until
Thursday.
u. \. storey Ia. hnl.hcd logging.
Gcorg, Fllnt. With bi. team, !. nj
work for Horace Bennett.
Mr.. Martha Pickett, our Oldest resi-
dent, !. very slck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
pORySa.

Five inche. IL snow "Wednesday which
has been a great help 10 the lcggers.
There WAS an insane man In this place
the first % IN. week. but We could no,
ind wherc he came from or where he
sas going by him. II. aid he had been
locked up several times but he would
not tell WHERE or what for.
Mr.. Elmer rosle accidentally shot his
wife AZ Ilaverhill. Mass. lie Was for
merly q resident Of Freedom, y. III. IL
appear. that while he aud his wife we're
In the attic of the house where they
lived handling over some old rubbish he
came across an old flint lock musket, and
while handling II, he pulled back The
hammer and snapped u not supposing "
"a b. loaded, when II was discharged
aud his wife being In front OF him
the whole charge took effect In her leg
ju.t above the knes. SCATTERING the bone
80 that Amputstion will be nece.sary.
One NOR, warning against carelessly
handling old guns aud pistol. without
examination.
The .Ickne.. I. abating la TIL. place,
.till there srr quite q number sick Yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
MASON.

Mrs. Hiram Putnam of this town died
Monday morning aud was buried frou
the church Wednesday. She hal becu
Ia feeble health for long time. Her age
Was ~ years, . months. John y. Put
nam of the Lewiston post Office, VIM. IT,,
81 Lewiston, aud Ira ", of Paris, wer,
In town Wednesday to attend the funeral
II their mother.
Daniel u. Mills aud family have been
lick for the past week with the prevail
Ing disease, Ia grippe.
4. Brown has his birch nearly all
out. Frank Kendall has been helping
him.
We are having a little more snow
which makes our iumbermen's hearts
glad.
T.. 7. Mains Was In town this week.
Ml.. Nellie Bean I. suffering Will
rheumatism.
Our sick ones heretofore reported arr
no letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
nSc9etElo

Monday, the LET inst., thrce Of The air
ladie.' roll top desks passri through ,i.s
village on the gay tn The happy reclp'
ients-Niss GeorEse y. Dan, Bucknell,
Miss Helen A. Kicker, Hartford. an
Miss Il. Jennie Palmer, Eat sumner.
william rranklin spaulding living
about two miles south of the village did
Of Ia grippe Monday, the Let Inst, after
few weeks sickness, ag~t 20 year,,
Mr.. Spaulding Was . respected and
thrifty farmer, and an oaiy son OF ths
late Jonas spauliing. lie leaves an
aged mother, Mrs. Miriam spaaiding,
the oldest person In town, aged % years.
Also q widow and one daughter, Mrs.
ZeuAs W. shaw.
stephen iArcstur Chase, Who was re
ferred to In my last locals, died at
Charles A. ChA-es, % Ia grippe, Tues
DAY, the ~ Inst, aged "a years. Mrs.
Chase, his wliow, IL very alex of the
same disorder; siso Daniel Chase,
brother % the decessei. with fears that
neither NAV recover.
Gilbert Ttiton has purchased the Major
Loring stand near the Methodist church
10 Mrs. 4. &. Loring ard will repair and
0ccupy II In the near future.
There are still many Gases 81 sickness
In town, though the majority of thru are
slowly recov.ring. All of the village
physicians have had to I've BY Tor
While and take their turn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
AnQYA PARIS

.. y. Field dled saturday, ian. ~,
after a long sickness and great suffering
Ills widow !. very sick With pueumonl'
sud the sou Ernest, With 10 gripIe
Mr. Field Was Que ~ our oldest town.
men.
Ia grippe l. getting In 1t. work her
nov.
George Chase ani young NAN by th'
name ~ smith. with Others have gone
down East Ia work on the Ice felds.
The box supper for the benefit OF The
Juvenile Temple wa. a good success.
Considerable birch aud other lumtel
1. being drawn In To j. y. iittlehaie'
MILL.
Lyceum "Wednesday evening. Feb. 10Th
on which day school will close.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
T-t oOINGs oF rnt WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS oF rr-G COUNTY.
EASr SUMNER

lh" campfire "a the Grand Army boy .
az Wet summer ou saturday, the 9lth,
Ni' al rn.pyahle affair and we'll attend.
81. >llh gatherings are productive Of
s'yi and serve % strengthen the bonds
% ie.lDsship.
lh" entertainment % the Ladies Cir
90 40 The vestry on Tuesday evening
"a "a very pleasant occasion and added
about niie-n dollars 10 the funds.
llank' o. th0se Who 80 willingly assist
ITO make u sucCes.ful affair. The
A4lFs hfre never fail 20 provide q good
entertainment ESPECIALLY In feeding the
lhs Irsud Army Post wss represent
si IN 'hs state encampment at Aubarn
"a, wesk.
We EARN that Mis- lydia Keen Who
ie,rutly died az West sumner Jeff the
'ongrvgational society $50 foe a fund.
NJ. Horatio Dunhsm and wife Of
"NrrNtiie were In the place on Tues
s'l ga route for West Paris. Mr.. Dun
~ : sucvsssful dealer In clothing
~ senis Furnishings
Ms Jennie llibbard has returned
'''le irom the Main. General Hospital
rowland where .hc has completed
49, c"afse az a nurse and reviewed hei
Vaiie lot o, log. ar. to be put In the
W. u and driven 10 Turner village In
uhs spring.
SLocun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
vsGRY pARiQ

Many of our people hsvc had cold
and some have the grippe.
N. J. Cushman " doing lively busl
ncss In HE mill, employing nine men.
william burvey has taken . job u
haul birch strips from Cushmans mil
and load them on 90 the cars.
A. u. Bucknam and A. X. Marshall
are hauling birch strips from Patch
Mountain to this station.
Oxford County District Lodge, ]. o.
q. T., meets In this place next Weines'
day, Feb. 10Th. With Golden Rule Lodge
Our post master has been on the slck
list Tor few days.
Onward Rebekah Desrce Lodge will
present the drama, "Strife." In Ceiiten.
nlai Hall Friday evening. Feb. i?th,
Doors open at : :is, play to begin nj \.
Admission ~ cents. Following IL the
east Of charactersi
Judge putioa.. A. q. rerkins
Itsroii Thons.. Arthur te.sjey.
Henry Hsn-sll. u. u. ftnshi
ar,.,s,l. res-r,,r' p.,n n""o"''
HAS. Vea ssnsl, a.. VI. R.rrvst.
Juhu., .. u Antvws.
>sb. =. Le.ne CARTS.
lsurs Hell. Ahkes ]. Curtis.
Mr.. lian-sil, Anna Neans.
Dolly, Cora lar,.y.
MAY Harris. bella Riihcn.
Mis. Emma Davi. 10 Bryant's Pond Z.
At work for Mrs. Bucknsm.
W. e. Mooney has had quite long
run of the grippe, aud Mrs. Mooney IL
sick With pneumonia. iiis son, Prank, IL
az home helping take care 10 them.
Prank rarnum IL taking Mr.. MONEYS
place nj the depot as baggage master.
Good Ice I. being cut from the mill
pond above the bridge now.
The Baptist quarterly meeting hell In
TIL. plac "wednesday and Thursday VA.
we'll attended. There were eleven cler-
gymen present.
\. *. Tuell went % Brihegton, y. y.
with q car load of horses last week.
They were owned by j. \. brooks and
south Paris parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
NORWAY LAKE.

Jane. smith I, closing on, hi. .,ock
~ loot. aud shoes az cost.
Maude Partridge !. Ia Portland visit
Ing relative. and friends.
Wilbur Pride aud ". ~. Perry are cut
ting and hauling lee.
A dear wife sud mother, Kind neigh
Tor aud friend has left us. Mrs. James
smith died Jan. 3Oth. Although We
knew she VA. very sick and rrcovery
~. very doubtful. her death seemed
very sudden.
John Martin Il very sics with tie
grippe aud there are quite number oi
eases over Ia lagger.
Grant Abbott !. al.o very sick With H.
IL seems a. have left IA here nj the Lake
and We hope Il will stay away.
Emma stevens IL at home for
month. vacation. We are glad Ia as
her around sgsin.
J. u. smith returned to his schoo
Monday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
AERaQN.

students are still coming In and Il Il
expected the school will number ITO OF
more.
There are few eases Of Ia grippe IL
the place.
Mrs. Deacon Moody u quite sick
Prof. J. y. Moody came from Auburn
aud spent few hour. with her Tuesday
A little child Of j. U. Pratt IL very
alex.
Ellsworth Cushm,n u gaining. IL,
rode ne far AZ the store Wednesday aud
wa. not quite ne we'll after u.
Work on the church IL going forward
rapidly. The tower u up aud partl,
boarded. We think the church, when
done, will make fine appearance.
J. n. 'ilsselton exhibited the EdlsoI
photograph In sturtevani, Hall We'd
nesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
DENMARK.

Jan. 9Th. Mrs. Augustine Ingalls, picked
several arbutus buds which she put In
water. taking care tn keep them In the
sun all day, also To change the water
every morning. Jan. 2ird she Was re-
warded for her trouble by seeing them
In full bloom and fragrant ~ though
picked In May. :.
Mrs.. Clara Beichcr IL visiting friends
In New Gloucester.
Mrs.. Emma Warren has gone 70 south
Gardiner 70 take care Of her daughter
Who Il sick with u grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
NORTH BUckFIelp.

T.. u. Head has traded horses with
Thede Thayer and washie Head hs'
traded horse. with I'll Thsyrr.
Lucius Record has sold his oxen "a
Dss Turner.
The white birch IL beginning To come
Into Head Brothers' mill quite fast.
Vim. Crrssey has goneto salem. Msss.
v. ID. BickDell has gone 10 Dixfeld "a
see his daughter, Mrs. y. u. Ames.
Aggie Keen IL at work for Walter \
Turner.
Died In NORTH lIuckheld, Feb. ith
Mr.. Isrnsrd swallow, aged ~ years.
The ssd news of the death Of Mrs. w
W. Mayo of Fountain, Col, Jan .oti
was reviewed here few days ago. SHE
had many friends In our place being the
granddaughter of the late Washington
Head. The news Of her sudden dealt
cau.ei a feeling Of sadness Ia our neigh
borhood aud deep sympathy for the be-
reayesl husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
WEST SUMNER.

Tie remain. Of Mrs. sydney farrar of
Melrose. Mass, were brought Ia Paris
the 3rd Inst. for internent la the family
burial place, at Washington and Harry
farrar's. Mrs. u, W. Heath and daugh'
ter, Miss Ada, started for Melrose on the
early train Monday, the telegram com
ing \ few hours later that Mrs. farrar
was dead.
Mrs. Elmer y. Tueli Of West Paris u
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. h. u
IIowker.
SIR. aud Mrs. Mcllen Bates wi.h Ia
msk. this acknow ledgemeut of thciI
nelghbors' ami friends kindness In their
recent sickness With Ia grippe, all al
which Il gratefully received aud appre'
ciafed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
~gSY pFQlI

Died, Jan. 3ah, Samuel Holmes, aged
about 20. Funeral at the church FEB. ,.
Died, Jan. n, Elmore knight, aged
-.
Mr.. O'Niel Ia going to start work
sgsln the sth. -,
Jane. Buckley has closed up hi.
boarding house for the present.
Mr.. Barr, the foreman OF the stone
work At East Peru, will soon commence
ON the abu,meuts ofthe overhead bridge
near Dana GOiing's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
gavIatIpG

whew. What q rush Tor lumbcrm-n.
George u. Howe ~ lewiston !. In
town for the Mutual Life Insurance e..
The academy lyccum was grani sue
cc.. an Tuesday evening, the lni.
The Tbhett. girls, Eiith aud Helen.
an. home foe the wlni-r from Boston. 9.
Capt. Gc,. ~. Bndbury, formerly 81
rry-burg. and trusic. of the academy,
died last month abroad.
Frank Evan. sni G-o. Page were
home from shaw. business College
ax.f sunday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
euugoRp CENTRE

Walter aud Lens. Morse, Anna and
Erne.i fanum are attending school al
Hebron.
Mr. &. T.. Eaton !. on the .lck llst.
hi. l. the second time he has h"eu
obliged to have the doctor Ia twenty-folr
years.
Mr.. o.. y. spoford has hnished work
here, and An engineer from Canton, Mr..
Cole. will take hi. place.
Mr.. D. \. Elli",t and family ha'. hid
severe time for several weeks Wit,
sickness.
Resolution. ~ regret we're passed s'
the quarterly conference held here >atur'
DAY, considering that Presiding Eldcr
Adam. va. making his last yisit. Mach
rrgr.t was expressed BY all, q. the Eldei
IA. many warm friend. In I.umi"rd.
Mr.. Alton BALLOT has an experienced
blacksmith working for him aud they
/ Ind business lively.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
EAST wAJUReoRp.

Mi.. Matte Upton % Auburn visited
nD. q. Prilc'. aud Ira johnson. ~
Gently.
We under.tand those most severely vi
With Ia grippe at present are Mr.. JAM
kilgorr aud Mrs. j. D.. Mcintirr.
Mrs. ALERT Holt has been very .lck
but :. better now.
Charlie. IIapgood 1. driving the stage,
Tom Brown being confined 10 the hou."
With the grippe.
John ". ke.ne II scirboro has been
st hl. fathers few dsys.
\. n. wilkln. ani wife % IIsrtland
srr visiting their daughter Mr.. q. A
Miller.
Mrs. Henry Austin, daughter ~ simon
l,lchari.on, on the Norway ro,i, wis
buried the 81.
The nInetleth birthday 81 >tepheu
IOy.iay sas celebrated at hi oil hons
on Temple Iiill, Jan. 18th, hl' grand
.on, G.o. \. Miller ani wife, with
whom be- lives. doing all In their power
20 make the DAY enjoyable. III. pariy
was composed mostly ~ relatives, fodi
generation. being present. The follow
INK pshplT INN'fs w hhh'f ~
bounty sud arrangement II whi,l
would io honor Ia sny OCCASION ~tsph
en- I.o,rjoy 81 Waterford. Mr. aud Mr..
y. u. Lo,rioy. IIoston, Mass, Mrs. VI
T.. Miller. Walthtm. Mass, Mrs. ~. L.
Foster. Mechanic rall., Ioul. loyejoy,
NORWAY, Mr.. Hannah Judkins, Norsay,
Mrs. Eliza Traftpn, Harrison, VIZ. ani
Mr.. frrl Foster, Mechanic fall', Me-.
IIylic EIgctly. rorhni, Mics Siii"
bike, South Paris, Mr.. and Mr.. ;. ",
wilkins, Iiartland, Rev. q. l.. Skinner,
wife and son. Russell H., Mr. and Mr..
Emerson WilAin., Mr.. and Mrs. .. VI
l\thefton. Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. &. wheeler
=. ". Athrrton, Horace Atherton, Me.
Anna johnson, a.. 4. Miller, Vile and
daughter. Mtude, bertha, Ida aud
G-orgic, all ~ Waterford. Nj. John
.on ,c'y Kindly assisted Mrs. Nlller
In preparing the dinner. Neigh
l,or. came la Ia spend the evening. Nj
l.0,eloy va. the recipient ~ several
nics presents. ~. health I. very gOoi
thi. wiutsr aud Ne hope aud trust h'
a a - 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09

I'-irtif,.I Record ~ the academy seems
pa. f.r getting hold ~ the right end ~
fh. r1re." lie will a. fast a. possible
th.-Dushl, grade the school, establish
examinations aud . standard ~ rshk
uh.h mu.t ~ maintained by thorough
vu-k and hope. -oon Ia have elias. well
sH the nay o. graduation. The larger
r,a.n q. o. ~ uss,i toe rcCitAtion parpo-s-
.r.i general exercises only. aud students
U,IHg near enough will study I'm their
r,asul. anI come la a. rsrite. Ia this
Nst the teachers will be able "a gtNr
fhrir uudiytlsSi attention to each class.
Dr. IL probable that Cnmpstent teachers
1 music and In peumanship wlll b. add
"a % the faculty this spring. The
.nutheast curnsr room on the first foor
wlll b, thoroughly repaired, painted and
furnished for reading and roccption
-...m and .ill also serve a. study room
f.r students. N there arr Any, Who live 80
Tar away - o. make going "a their rcoin.
fsfuevn rvCitations announcement. The
GA .sats will b. removed and large
library table and chairs take their places.
mi. r,.om when newly furnished cannot
fsII t0 hc Que % the pleasantest "a b.
flnl anyv herr. a. IT, locttion and large
window. will admit plenty % sunshine
through ihe entire dsy. The room NJ
-.lt 20 entrance will ~ used exclusive
f,a.a roat ruom. Il \ strongly hlnted
tflf Iari. tlul Academy ~ill riss "a the
dignity 20 Publishing = school journal
fhI. .rfing. and th-r~ Il certainly talent
s1ua.h among cur students % issue =
.lr.tthat Nill 40 cr,,iit tothe Institution.
Ira r,,vui letter o. one 20 the Trustees,
Trr-Ifal l.r,uri savs. ut seems Ia
ur That one thing ncccssary Tor the ~
fl.I1s % the .Ch"ol i fOf the students
tr fa,I that thsy arr 20 some imI-"rtsnc.
au4tlaf they ar doing .omething. l
a..u fs io everything thai ~ill In any
usy hsIr ani uothins that will hinder.
Itr t4Itiou Wil D. placed 80 low a. 10
maze .f tu iuducrm~ut for students from
..f.. Ir fi.r district O. attend Paris liill
Al .rH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
GRAFTON.

The .lck In thl. town are all reported
on the gain.
We are having lots ~ stormy weather
but not heavy fall 81 snow as yet.
The question l. With the farmers viii
II MAKE any difference In the price of po-
tatoe. now that the United states can
send them FRYE % duty 10 Cuba, when
other countries have To pay - cents
dutie. on the same per bushel.
J. W. Jordan IL just reported on the
sick llst.
BERTHE whittier l. the guest OF the
family Of u. W. Brooks.
Arthur 4. Tyler has gone back "a
Hebron TO school.
Miss sadie Abbott % Bethelis stopping
NJ q. II. Davis at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09
yo-NsLJrrIR
F..AuItp uUNDGHp AHoJf.-riIE
sAiN-NttA CONVENTION A>p
rut "CoE> rprFIR."

NJ. Is,gfur pvcoster Frightened cur
home flr an hour the other evening. We
sH.s NJ. lac. " hen she VAS little Nellie
Nf.stf .u ga time Humiord. >he sas
.ff,r sum IAN then aud shc siill con-
fl... tu shine. We like her aud ~e
don't blame the VI. u. Tor feeling that
uay himself. and o. sums purpose.
~.ms one VA telling us 20 an VI. II.
n Bsth,i vho has, o. had, fliiy patients.
%. u.y,llt tag. Df. John has sixty
ftr. uh. " ben Yea tome right down Ia
.s..I 81. kua.. Buckheld can knock the
.r#f. 90 from Bethel and not half Try.
Ii- Nuigy, a prohibition paper, comes
t... rvguIaTi,, eft from the puhli.h-
fr.. il- one milii"u voters pl~igr Tor
lsi IL '+iug ciryultr,lin different parts
.f fls country Nith encouraging results.
~, rai Ilsas aud thing. In the Voice
fha, ~ don't dnd la other Pspers.
D. b.. rirr.h.ug o. gvt Out % the old
ra'. H..a..HuslIy.
cor uu.s las cold last night. We
r... .4t yut Ca II or some siCh, 90
Oh. fI1 tII. the WeAthsr softens. Tai
ras. .s.m. that The late cold wave has
s..ai .r crippled the microbes aud the
.rIH- d. citing ~ In consequence.
Near hold j. r. true friend inot warm
.-.. 'hplgh polar bearish In outward
seeming
10. O. veui O. Auburn a. the skim
MIA UuuN,utluu. Or Nas u a butter
U.u1ruf.uus Ne know bat little ~ such
't.rs. We gvt car enjoyment la ''pat-
'srrg around home. And 80 u come .
'H il.. that ~ arr not q high grade
hrm.r Ne g~t lots ~ knoNlcigc from
agricultural papers ani then, Ike other
trusr. we don't pa, V into practice ex'
ifusN,.t But. Ike Others, ~ have the
a'..'i.'.ou - knosing Il al and feeling
iai' .ar say ~ doing things will bear Z
PRETTY close Inspection.
lstg. ser. Ne have been Ca church
r ..I., couple q times this season
Nt'l ,lry Iin't shove that long-hand'
.ri .HrH.IU up under our nose. \
'-'as IN ths mon0tony that i vel
N"r't rvvuiiug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-09

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