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The record-union., 1892-02-09
BLA1NE,s WITHDRAWAL.
Depew Says 1t Means the Renomina-
ton of Harrison.

Depew Says It Means the Renomina-
ton of Harrison.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Chauncey NJ. De-
pew, when shown Blaine's letter declin-
ing to run for the Presidency, said: This
letter makes almost certain the renomi-
nation of Harrison. II takes time" he
continued, lin the absence of men of ma
tlonal reputation and national following
III great party, to bring forward local
Leaders and check the national tendency
OF the Administration to perpetuate itself
Tor second term. AS it looks at this
moment, on first impressions upon read
ing this letter, the candidate will be Cen
efal Harrison on a platform of protection,
reciprocity and honest money, as indi-
Gated by Blaine's letter, the spokesman
ana prophet of the party"
ENGLISH OPINION.
LONDON. Feb. S.-The GlObe to-day, in
commenting on Blaine's letter, in which
he declares he is not a candidate for the
PRESIDENTIAL nomination, attributes his
withdrawal to the knowledge that he
would not be successful, and his course
in the Chilean affair DESTROYED his whole
foreign policy as far as the American Con-
tinent is concerned. 1t adds: TO pretend
there is any regret felt in England be-
cause OF Blaine'S failure is absurd. He is
the enemy OF our friends and the friend
OF our enemies. He never disguised his
wish to annoy England. and he had re-
course, more than once, to most petty and
uhdlgnlhed means to effect this object.
The record-union., 1892-02-09
Mining suit Decided.

BOISE CITY (Idahol, Feb. S.-The Su-
preme Court Of Idano to-day decided the
case of the Mammoth mining claim VS..
the Lackawana mine at Wardner, Idaho,
in favor of the Mammoth claim, revers-
ing the judgment rendered by Judge
Swift on the verdict OF the jury in Au-
gust, 1880. This suit involves ground
claimed by the Sullivan mine. and is adj
verse to the Bunker Hill and Sullivan,
and i'll favor of John NJ. Burke and his
company, and in the Mammoth claim.
Embezzler Hyer Seen at Oakland.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. SIT was stated
to-day that Richard Hyer, wanted in
New Jersey for embezzlement, and who
escaped from Detective Dalton's custody
while en- route East some days ago,
visited the County Jail in Oakland Fri
day last, and paid his respects TO num-
ber of acquaintances there. The police
officials did not modest him. not know
ing but that it was proper for him TO be
at large. 1t is believed Hyer has left
here on some vessel bound to Australia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
hORIh PARIS.


J. q. Crawford and wife are taking
orders for nursery stock In lowell and
Auburn.
Nellie Churchill IL visiting her sister,
Mrs. u. u. Dow, Ia Damsriscotta.
Mrs. America Andrews has gone Ia
Portland 10 stay q few weeks.
Eugene and Doiayah Hammond are
packing apples for y. l.. barrett.
Lena Tuell has finished her school and
IL doing homework at bethel.
\. VI. johnson IL moving Ia Rumfori
Falls.
". d. ro.. IL going to move TO NIL
ton where be has work for Walter Mann
In his factory.
Everett Robbins has sold hls farm In
sumner 10 Vim. Iedding Of farrar's
Mills.
Georg, Adam. /. moving In with Mr..
huber.
Mrs. Carrie Marshall 1. visiting her
sister. Mrs. W. T.. Curtis.
A. u. fiitlehsle ha. sold hls oxen.
Mr.. Pingree IL 10 do chores for y. u.
Andrews while Mr.. Andrews IL away at
brunswick aud Portland.
The road. are full 10 teams goingfo
West Paris With loads of apples. y. L..
barrett has bought most Of the apples
here AZ sl.j0 Per barrel.
George ~. Chase I. building = shed.
James Howell u shingllng hi. house.
The school house I. al.o receiving
covering of shingles. IL i now sur
mounted by . flagstaff; the nag having
come nj last. We think II IL = grand
Idea Ia have fags GU our school houses,
aud We wish each school could have one.
The school In the Tuell district Ia.
commenced under the instruction Of a
Mr. Sawyer.
Everett Robin. has sold his Wood
stock farm 10 J. II. Davis, price $3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
ALBANY.

Business Interests aud the ties ~ kin
.hlp Induced me o. take nv first sleigh
ride saturday, the i?th Inst. Point %
destination VAS my nephew, A. e..
io,eioy. 81 Mason, whittier We arrived
about noon, having made Que call on the
nay. can't 20 To Mason without cali
Ing on my friend, u. III. brown, your
former correspondent, who always gives
me cordial greeting aud fe~ cheering
word. on matters % general Interest.
George doesn't often make mistakes, hut
think he made Que when he resigned his
position AZ correspondent ~ the Demo
crat. lie L. some ten years my junior
and as "keen AZ q hricr" yet To be SURF,
b. has to fight 90 ward OF disease, aud
bear pain, bat that must b. expected Ia
the Journey of life. Cheer up FREUD
Brown aud act the hero az YOU really
sre. take up the pen, az your Successor,
J. ~. Bean, will be Ia the legislature
this winter, supply his place, aud give
"a. weekly items during hi. ab.snce.
was surprised 10 see 80 much good
stock In Mason. y. u. Mills probably
has the largest stock. Horace ilutchln-
sou and several Others keep quite large
stocks. 4. q. Lo,eioy has eighteen
head ~ neat stock aud sixty-h,e sheep
and lambs. lie has several choice calves
aud thirty sheep for sale. lie has quite
a stock Of horses. has suffered many
years With "hor-e on the brain" but the
lever Ia. considerably sbated, think he
will overcome II soon and he all right.
Mason I. q little bit ~ q town g-ogriph-
ically. alsoss regards number Of inhablt-
ants, hut they raise good crops snd
good stock, also IL Il a good place 10
grow men. IL. large ARA IL flores,
make. II \ very desirable place for hunt.
srs ~ Wild game. We met party from
oxford Who had just captured q large
deer weighing 80 pounds. Saw another
party from Oxford Just moving Into
camp with q small ox.lo,d Of camp
elulpsge. Hope they will remember
that the Law. of Maine protect the deer on
SaHdsys from the shot. 81 hunters. Fer
hap. I ough, 10 say that did not make
this pleasant trip alone. Nv faithful
friend, Miss Anna n. Cummings, sc-
cOmpanied me aud added much to the
comfort aud pleasure Of the trip.
Hon. y. W. Woodbury. WAS In town
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Walter Libby, Que 81 our Oldest
citireu.. passed away the 18th. 4 Kind
nsighbor and good Citizen. lie leave.
three sons aud one daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Rome Of our Denocratic friends wenl
10 Gorham, n. a., Thursday evening
Last TO help celebrate the "glvioui
victory"
PROT. Baxter gave two pleasing enter
talnments here last week.
The Democrats propose 10 celebrate
Cteveland's election here next Tuesday
evening. We don't blame them. We
would II We could,--but Il viii be our
turn next.
A bell has been hung In the tower Of
the fire department building during the
last week.
A pipe organ has been put Into the
Unlserssllst church In thIs village. Mr..
Melville smith of Augusta Get u up last
week.
\. y. Buck. formerly Of Norway, has
moved Into the Sanderson house In
kimbaii park. Mr.. Buck has an Office
In klmball block where he does q gener-
nj Insurance business. lie represents
some 90 the leading companies.
Mr.. Tilton, the manager at the butter
factory here, has moved Into the house
recently vacated BY &. II. Adams on
Park street.
The fall term nj Gould Academy
closed Friday after . successful session
of twelve weeks. This Was the hrst
term under the tuition Of Mr.. Merrimsn,
aud. we think, Il has been highly sue
cessful. Public examinations took
place Friday.
Mrs. Mary A. Ul,ermorc gave q lee
ture at o,ieon Hall Friday evening last.
Her subject WAS "Coucernlng llus-
bands" On account of rainy evening
the ATTENDANCE WAS not large. Mrs.
Llvermore treated her subject In q
characteristic way, making the lecture
very Interesting and Instructive. The
proverbs Of the lecture 20 to the
Bethel library.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
DENMARK.

The Star Lodge gave an entertain.
ment aud pastry supper In Odd fellow.'
Hall Friday evening after which about
twenty couple. Joln~i In q social dance.
Mrs. Capt. stevens and family are
visiting At Foster lingrrc'. for few
DAYS.
The M..e. Harlow and washburn
have been holding revival aud mission.
AIRY meetings here the last two week.
aud are meeting with hne success. On
Thursday they formed Christian En-
dea,or Lodge. Quite number will
Join with them.
We are glad To learn that Mr.. Jane.
Wentworth !. improving la health.
Mr.. Charlie Bean gave birthday
party Thursday evening. his ?l.t birth
day. Quite q number ~ young people
assembled aud enjoyed the evening With
Charlie.
A very heavy rain has visited this
place In the last two days hlling up the
veil. and springs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
HIRAM.

Gu Nov. l?th Constable Ilcwellyn A.
wad.xorth seized q box nj the exprcs.
Office AZ Hiram marked X. l.. Douglass
aud containing intoxicating liquor. 4
similar box arrived Nov. - and VA.
soon followed by q riot, disturbance Of
an entertainment and destruction OF
property.
Mr.. Georg. =. Stanton IL suffering
from progressive paralysis, the result OF
Ia grippe.
Rev. Mr.. Craft % Lowell will continue
this week hls sermons and service Of
song. lIe gave childrrn's service at
Mr.. James Clapp's for the benefit of his
daughter Grace Who Was sick aud un-
able 10 attend church. lie also gave an
address. and musical entertainment NJ
the town farm. Being blind be- follows
the example and precep,s of bis Divine
Master aud carries the word 10 the un-
fortunate.
Ou Monday night the Maine Central
station aud station AZ Bridgton Junction
In Hiram we're broken Into and q few
dollars taken.
4 vigilance committee Was raised re-
cenily Ia suppress the repeated disturb
.ncs q prayer meeting. by dancing on
the church steps and otherwise. We
oplnc that the mob will not feel much in-
cllnaiion 10 dance after the COMMITTEES
aud the courts have selected "Ths
Rogues' March" asa tune and given
thru ia. necessary Instructions. The
committee IL composed mainly az vetrr'
an soldiers Who don't scare worth 4
cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
EAST SUMNER.

Remember the poor editor aud hi.
devil. ON Thanksgiving Day, aud don't
forget the Ubiquitous local newspaper
scribbler. Allow him at least 10 stand
up In the chimney corner and see you
gobble up that chicken pie.
withins week Mrs. Cora foye has
buried her father and sister.
=. 4. Head Il laying the foundation.
for a stable To be erected In the spring.
Mrs. Lizzie Robinson IL assisting la
the post Office nov az the former assist
ant has 20, married and has closed her
labors here.
Having heard from Woodstock we nov
are ready to concede ClevelAnd's cleo
ton.
In your last issue was made TO say
Andrew Jackson when 10 should have
been Harrison.
We don't blame the DEMOCRATS fo'
burning q little powder. such victory
demands more than a poultry display
In the party papers. Whoop her NJ
boys, you don't get chance often.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
wEsY SUMNER.

Several Of our citizens are having the
water put Into their houses.
Thomas Collins, wife aud baby, OF
lewiston, are visiting relative. here.
4 dancing school, taught by Prot.
Hall 81 south Paris, will begin here
soon In Washington Hall.
Mrs. Emellne Robinson has gone Ia
south Paris to live With her son, W. II.
Robinson.
Rev. \. Bangs, from Hebron. preach
I'll Ia the Baptlst church sunday, the
iiih Inst. lie 1. engaged To occupy the
baptist pulpit every sunday during hi.
vacation of seven weeks.
The election ball held here Wednes-
day evening, the 18th Inst, passed on
quietly aud was pronounced q grand at
fair by those who attended.
There I. to be Thanksgiving ball In
Washington Hall the evening Of the
9Th Inst.
Apples are worth o. per barrel here
for IL and Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
eRvGauRo.
Ms. Mary Roe., has gone to Bmn'-
~lek fov ths ~lnfsy

Mlss Mary Rogers has gone to Brns'
wick for the winter.
"ln Rhyme aud Measure" . collection
Of poems By Miss Elien II. Butief late
teacher In the academy, n . very attract
I've llttle book lust publishcd by the Uni.
verslty Press, Cambridge.
Miss Mary farnham WAS at Mlss
Charles Monday night on her vay to
Brunswick for the vacation, and will be
here at the opening Of the winter term.
There WAS q succcssful entertainment
1t the Swedenborglan church Of Mon
day night.
Mrs. Fife has returned from Boston
With her usual supply Of fall goods.
Mrs. N. u. Barker will 80 TO boston
next week.
Mrs.. VIM. whltcomb IL here and may
remain during the winter.
Miss Alice Gllnes IL at home from
wolfboro for the Tia sgivlDg vacation.
Mrs. Wallace Tsrbox IL at home after
four weeks Walt In Boston.
Mr.. snd Mrs. \. j.. Post left for NJ.
Gorham Wednesday.
sidney Perkins IL visiting hls mother
aud will stay I'LL after Thanksgiving.
The Congregational Circle held lie an
nual business meeting on Thursday
and elected officcrs:
Pr., Mrs. \. J. Braiiey.
Vie fys, Mis. %. q. bsro-pi.
Tuas, Mr.. A. W, LAstman.
sssy. hiss N. y. bradley.
A very Interesting and satisfactory
entertainment was given by the Academy
scholars on Thursday evening.
DIR. and Mira. l.smson come hack from
Portland gu Thursday, and were sum
moncd back on Friday by the sudden
death Of her sister Mr.. Novel;.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
LOANS LETTER.

NH-r.,l tells me that he bought % \.
! n .hi, Esst Eamiord, $50 bills. ot
Es.F leland Grveuings that he believes
b b The fsirvsi, the lsrgest and the he.i
Al have bsen grown in oxford County
Al. .rAson. Mr.. Knight has large aud
Asl.ome orchard upon the hillside the
-, q which ar, Gr-cnings. \ man
,y ,hs name of brown from Rh"sie L.
al has b.en around on Abers stamping
g-1ad gathering In the luscious fruit %
- tree. lie advanced the price some
tht.
d.. peCoster's dog made a furious
CAS- on an aged lady, Mrs. Lowering.
~ 0thsr day, aud M doubt wouli have
"a her had Dot the doctor appeared
20 ,ts scene. H. had thrown her down
AZ "a. going for her throat. 4 thick
ga shielded her aud che receiNei no
Am. The dog has emlgrated.
T.-murrow night the "ins, ~ho live
g "a. village, will juhilais and lumins,e
AZ ~ ~ the Outs" will luminste II
asv iI Dot juhllaie. because they agreed
% g. 81. 4 The las were Outs and they
~ ulf. would DO the same, they we're
~. Iherv viii also D. q grand parade.
W T. Nill ioin the caValcade With bis
-i.s ptCh Knot. be,ause he sai he
so1.i Hut h. declare. that he will not
t-fra lDr Murray because that wasn't in
~ trade. Frcd'. wife Illuminated
t1r years ago Co please her husband.
u 1Hs TEAMMATES o. please hi- wife.
trri rats III. debts bat h. wishes this par
t.lar istt had not fallsu due 40 80 early
tA,r lls Doesn't Ask Tor discount bat
,i-.fi4.ly paw. the debt In full. IL isnt
al t.sI to rsioice Nth them that rejoice.
] sU4.luf D. had kiea for every
hlss I'M The Villagc Ia have ia e>trs
a..of dip cat "a pure sympathy. !
.los 'h,t i &. cut % the ordinary To
,t-,ra'- one. own or party's defeat.
Ais..uo da.nt feel so juhllant When he
sHt.pr~i. Paul Intimate. that during
u D.. srr.s 20 chsstissment fellow
surtUs Decent feel first class bat after
a. Zone sching h. feels letter about
20 vnr.is o. that eject. Well, IN.
th'i o. 20. and rules. Neither ii. nor
!, Iua ne show, they simply stand on
- 'u's.ds "a the csnVa. and take the
: Asi'. e takes the biggest pile of them
=. yssr, cyl and illegal.
! iresly confess that u i no concern
WHINE bar nevertheless I respectfully
,,n"'e'i my headg,ar and Intercepted
INV l. il The manner follosi0g, via;
At. uhmsly. thus; "whichr' lie al
.'ed D Nas a boy and then he smiled
o'-f III face and down into his shirt
In pieCe. for obvious reasons !
.llaoi eut largely into the feelings OF
yong iaihsr and a beginner In the
pesiing buslness. A. q venture ]
al 'ay that silslri0as expresses u to
shmi,ei extent. 10 you have . word
." taAes Il all In you are ahead ~
JOHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
GREENWOOD.

Since the snow fell last week travellers
have been trying to lind out whether u
was wagoning or sleighlng by using
both kinds of carriages, but We nov be
lieve that while Il IL little Of both, u
isn't much of either.
Ransom Cole IL repairing hls saw
mill, and intends 10 be ready for the
birch a. soon AZ that IL ready 10 be- saw
ell. Mr.. Cole, having three boys, can
furnish quite = crew Of his own, besides
his little Tom Thumb, who can do many
Of the chores at home.
Joseph Paine, with wife aud four
children, passed here last Saturday on
his way back TO Rumford whence he
moved recently.
Rev. Seth henson made us call the
other day, aud never were We more
pleased Ia see and shake hands with an
old friend; We have been In his company
a good deal during the last twenty-five
years, and always found him the same
good-natured, genial brother, always
Astounding In charity for all, and NAL
Ice toward none, and ever faithful In the
work Of the Master.
Mr.. benson went To his new field OF
labor Ia Lincoln Centre last spring
where be finds enough TO do and to eat.
IIis wife IL o devoted Christian woman
and emInently Of such COM
panIon. The church and citizens made
them donation recently to the value OF
about eco.
John Titus sent q carload of apples
containing $50 bills. TO Chicago last
week price paid ei.0. IL Mr.. Davis
could procure barrel Of them he would
get some good apples.
Thus one kind Of provision zoe. from
here there, while another comes from
there here.
Since these frat Items were written
We have had the heaviest rain storm
since last spring, aud every depression
In this part Of the world Il full OF water.
snow sll on again and weather like
September.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
pORIER.

We had very heavy rain storm Tues
day night AMI "Wednesday carrying the
snow All of. bat leaving plenty ~ mud.
Thursday Vas a very warm day. More
like Juue than November. Bees were
cut plenty AZ summer.
l.. II. stanley has so far recovered a.
to b. out sgsin, bat not able To do any
business.
Those that vent Ga BOSTON OF the late
excursion have all returned.
Nice weather. o. fiuish the falls plow-
Ing aud other work.
Mr.. y. r. HOLMES, who exchanged
hi farm with Mr.. =. 4. Fox, Il 10 move
IN. first 10 next month.
Mr.. Ann Downs little boy cut his lee
quite severely with an axe.
Mr.. John l.. French still remains
very low, With small hopes Of her reeov-
ering.
People are ch"pplng wood sad yard
ing timber; getting ready Tor snow
which nav b. expected soon.
ivory kenison has gone To Hos
ton 20 spend the wintsr with hls sou.
Mr.. kenison I. In rather poor health.
Beef L. selling for J ct.. 90 cts. PEI
pound by the quarter. stock u 81
plenty and cheap, and not much sale nj
that price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
HEBRON


Rev. ". II. Clark Of Mechanic Falls,
preached Ia exchange with Dr. Crane on
Sunday.
Prof. J. .. Moody WAS at his mother.
saturday and sunday.
}. Y. Pratt's little boy I. gaining very
slowly 50 they have hopes OF his re-
coycry.
Harold upham la. gone home to Doe.
ton.
Mis-. Eta sturevant IL spending the
winter In wAlthAm.
We were glad Ia .ee that Mr.. Ilibb.
va. able To attend church sunday. liz
has had quite a serious time the past few
weeks.
Bert Glover has taken down the old
carpenters shop which Was used many
years by the late \. W. Hawkes.. IL ]. 4
great Improvement ne the shop was d.
rectly In front Of the house looking
south.
On the 9Th Of November we picked
pansies enough 10 al large happy
also sweet peas, phlox drummond and
sweet alyssum. To-day Nov. l'th)
have picked i've varieties Of phiox aud
Ind plenty Of pansles In full bloom
None Of the plants had any protection
II. X. Stesrns has running water In
front Of hls cattle In the barn. Mr.
stearns l. one of our most enterprising
Young farmers. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
WEST BETHEL.

The pouring rain Wednesday carried
away all the snow aud Thursday Was one
Of the finest of days.
A part of the wall under J.. u. Shaw's
barn fell In during the rain.
The q. 4. Company are making q
stock yard At this station for the pur-
po.e Of loading stock on the cars.
J. NJ. Philbrook has bought consider
able stock In this vicinity the past week.
q. ID. Grover aud A. w. Grover have
sold their apples (about l'3 barrels) To
York a whitney Of Boston and they are
Ia be shipped "a Iowa In . refriger-
stor car. Price els for No. IL and ei
for No. "a.
T.. Is. shaw and A. W. Grover will
load car Of potatoes the first Of next
week at this station for Nealey & Miller
Of Lewiston.
A. \. bean IL making arrangements to
handle more lumber the coming winter
than ever before.
Mr.. ID. y. Bean IL able To ride out DUR
Ing pleasant weather.
lie Pearc child II Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NINEIIlD-

Dr. n. 4. s~asey and ~lfe Of Canton
have BEEN Ia town Tor fcw DAYS.
The ladies' Circle met With Mrs. Geo.
Holman lat Thursday. The ladies
Will bold fair on the fiftcenth Of next
month.
Bartlett the je~eler u In town.
Rev. Mr.. Mabry 90 Rumford has
held .er,lces In the church the past tao
sundays.
Mise. McAlli.,er and Ludden have
closed q successfal term Of school.
Hoo. II. u. stanley has gone % Boston
% attend the ANIMAL dinner given By the
fI.h sad Game Association of Mass.
Mr.. 4. 4. Nutting and wife % walthsm,
Mass, visited At Prank =. Ilsrlo~'s last
WEEK Mr.. Nutting aud Mr.. Harlow spent
. numh~r IL day. AZ Weld Pond.
The family 81 Mr.. Maxwell. contractor
Tor the new bridge Il Rumfori Pals,
have returned Ia their home In Phillips.
Mr.. Gsrr-t >ch.nck has taken nj. fam
lily Ia their new home at Iumford Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
aiickeisIn


Mrs.. A. q. Holmes had the mlsfortuns
10 clip and break her arm near the wrisl
rccently.
Rev. Chas. r. Ogden Of woodfords
held Eplscopal services nj the Methodist
church Sunday, the 18Th Inst.
DR.. e. ID. bradbury II quite III.
The remains Of Miss Addle NJ. lowe,
Q native Of Buckneld, Who died at Mlnot
Corner, on the nth Inst. were brought
here for burial. Ths funeral was held
at the Baptist church OF which abe had
been q member seventeen years. Miss
lowe has been an invalid for several
years, and recently went 10 the Maine
General Hospital where she underwent
. surgical operation. She was - years
OF age.
Alex Cushmsn, an old and respected
resident of this town, died quite sudden
~ last Tuesday, the 18th Inst. Of pueu-
monia, aged 10 years. The funeral WAS
held at the lIaptlst church, I,ev. Is. y.
Lawrence officiating.
The recent rains have raised the
Nrslnscot To nearly freshet pitch.
Albion X. Hall of East iuckheld died
at the residence Of his sister, Mrs. Atkin.
con. Wednesday. the 10th, aged 20 years.
Mr. T.. Tucker Of North I'LL IL home
from New York. lie and hls wife will
spend the winter In that city.
The Odd Fellows have adorned their
building with new Sign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
WEST PERIL.

Roscoe Tracy offrsnklin Plantation IL
teaching At E,st Peru.
Mr.. siratton. civil engineer u the EN-
ploy 90 Mr.. Danforth, has bsen very
.lcs. The doctor said Il was very near
near diphihsris. lie Il better at the
present time. Nov. L..
Mr.. Brsg'iou ~ Danyer-, Mess. wh"
rs. been visiting Mrs. VIM. Woodsum,
has returned "a her home.
Mr.. Charles Bi.bee % Woodstock is
visiting Mrs. VIII finney.
Philip Andrews Il packing apples for
Horace Morrill, 10 Buckhcld.
Nathaniel u. wcodsum has moved TO
nj. fathers, wm woodsum. E-g.
Frank psmerritt has killed the boss
hog. weight 80! 10 lb..
Frank Robinson has gone To WOOD
.tock .o a. "a see deer. That u all.
Almon BI.t.ee .hot q deer the 18th. a
dne buck weighing i6i lbs. dressed. He
had due head with sntlers OF Tour
points. ,.ou
FL. Rove has shipped som. 3v lbs
M ,h.,.s 20 Mechanic falls this week.
lie IA. sold out his apple trade To iior-
ace Morrill,. Ben makes business mum
mi. trade IL Increasing.
still MeIniir., fred Morrill, and Ross
Baker have gone TO Sunday Cove i1m'
herring. a.,
the rain.