Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01

Distance, 80 yards. Position, stand
Ing. Possible, Is points for i've shots.
several excellent msrksmen were not
present.
q. J. Beai. formerly With &. u. Ne
serve, has leased the blacksmith shop
near the saw mill.
TIL. Webb IA. bought the y. y. MI.
lett storc adjoining Reals Hotel, sud Will
take possession Jan. lst.
Georg, shurtl.f will take samuel u.
Know land. position In the shoe factory.
Mrs. IhoiA A. Thompson has pur-
chased q house lot on Maple Street, aud
will build. George Tucker IL also about
To build on his lot on Water Street.
~. splnney a 90. ARE taking accoun,
10 stock this week. 90 there L. q slack.
Work has ALREADY commenced on the
winter run. Their, will BE- bat little rest
for the help.
The concert at the unlyersallst church
sunday evening was ~ell attended. The
little ones did we'll.
Friday, Nov. 18th, the Grand Trunk
Travelling Mems Association will meet
al Bears Hotel. A Jolly time Il expected.
". W. stevens Of Auburn IL al work
II u hf~frtfs
not sold out AZ Was reported.
Thursday evening the ladies % the
Congregational Circle entertained the
l,die. Of the uniyer.ali.t Circle st ths
Congregational ve.try. The gentlemen
were politely (it soems) requested Ia ~
main At home.
Dr. George W. Haselton will practice
hl. profe..lon In Enrol, ". H., this Win
ter. lii. family remain IRE.
Please look for smiley shoe store nd
In this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wen,yel were
thrown from their carriage "Wednesday
afternoon, while driving by the lake
shore. Mr.. wen,Tsl was seriously In
jurcd. Mrs. weu,yel had her arm broker
atoy. the elbow. The two children whC
we're In the carriage were no, hurt.
The Hose Company hall at the Oper'
House, Tuesday evening, Oct. -, Was !
success. Abcut forty couples appeared
In the grand march. The gallery VA
filled.
F.P. stone, the druggist. I, conhned
Ia the house with q severe cold.
Deputy sheriff Geo. shirley Of Frye
burg Was In town Friday aud SATURDAY.
The community was startled last We'd
nesday morning by the announcement
that Mrs. Esther =. Reed had bern founC
In her bsd dead. II appears that she re-
tired ss usual, after telling caller that
she was unusually tired. and ss Was heI
custom locked her room door. A. sh'
Vas an early ri.er and has for some tins
been troubled with affections of the hear
suspicious were aroused by her not sp
pcaring In the morning. The door VA
broken In aud the true condition 81
matters AZ once revealed. The lamp wa
burning aud Il Was evident that Mrs
Reed had attempted To rise, ne she VA
lying gu the bed clothed. An inques
VAS deemed unnecessary. Mrs. Reel
husband. Granville l.. Reed, died Oct. ~
lssa. The deceased MAS seyenty-slx (.G
years Of age. The services were held q
the late residence. corner Main an'
Pleasant Streets. Friday afternoon nj
r.N n. Rev. &. 4. Angel ofiiciated.
At the regular meeting az the librsr,
trustees, saturday morning IL Was vote,
to re-cstalogue the books. The com
mittec raised for the purpose were :. :
steArns, ECO, III. :. Perry and ". ;
Buck. The matter % arranging for tn
running ~ the library for the year, In
GLIDING the hiring Of a librarian, etc.
Was PLACED In the hands of the executiv'
committee. About three hundred vol
umes have been added to the library thi
year.
Special sale % -four at G. Il. Cum
mlngs 4 sons. Norway, saturday, No
vember 5th.