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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
EASY SIMMER

The .sw mill /. repaired aud running
again AZ usual.
Program. for the Anasaguniicook Sab
bath school Conference are is-acd. an
nouclng that Il will be held on Friday.
Jan. -, az West MiDot. schools all
along the line comprise the association.
including Turner aud West sumner.
schools have been somewhat affected
by the grippe, cusing Temporary
suspension In some instances. Whil'
many have been sick from the
epidemic no ease Ia the vicinity has YET
proved fatal. Physicians have not been
exemp, FROM it, ra,ages.
Apple. are still being shipped FROM
this station. Mr.. Dow 90 Iiyermor,
Falls loaded ear on Tuesday.
The soldier boys are 20 have q cimIr
fire nc West sumner the jpth Inst, con-
menclng at 10 A. n. Baked beans and
coffee will be served. Al soldiers AMI
their friends are Invited. Let all turn
out.
sLocuM.
q. 4. stetson aud his son-in-lsw, Fred
Palmer, have been (involuntsrily) try
ins the western method Of wintering eat
a. la the Open air. When they took the
Young cattle from pasture In the fall,
two valuable heifers, = Iiolsieln aud =
Jersey, remained behind, aud every at
tempt To get sight at them proved futile
until the first snowfall, when they were
tracked aud easily found, but not so
easily caught. AZ the .econd day.
chase, however, the llolsteln Was esp
tured, but Lady Claire Was stili st large,
and after spending three days With a
crew Of men In following her u Was de-
ci,le,i that some other plan must be de-
yi.ed, M abe MAS fieet-footed a deer,
and could easily scale high fences. AZ
length Mr.. Palmer sent Ia WIN. Robin
.on Of Bucknrh for his assistance. a
sharp crust on the snow had delayed the
hunt. hut on the 9th OF January Mr..
I,obinson AMI his dog Jack came to help
mud the stray. The ground WAS barr.
vet the dog found her In few minutes,
and Ia less than AN hour she Was IN the
barn. Too much praise cannot be be
slowed on Jack, and no conqueror was
ever more proud than was this noble Old
fellow a. he marched 10 the barn close
BY Lady Ciairs's slds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
EAST RuMEoRp.

Capt. brown Of Phillips, agent for the
American Cultivator, MAS la town We'd
ne.day.
Mrs.. Octsvh Abbott has goue to
Bethel on visit.
The Ladies' Aid meet at Mr.. Albert
Virgins Tuesday evening.
Mos Bracket Of Dixheld was In toHn
saturday.
J. X. WEIGH sold hls oxen To Ezra
staples Of Carthage Saturday.
Nell Lo,ejoy IL cutting wool for G.
II. Abbott.
wilder Chase Of Dlxfield was In town
Saturday.
I'd Abbott Il hauling lumber to v. &.
llicliar,ls' mill ON Swift River.
Albert Good - In IL In town.
JEFF Thomas has charge of the COM
psny's buildings At the Falls this win
ter.
+. W. Abbott 10 hauling lumber ia
Richar,is' MILL.
seth Abbott IL hauling up the towns
wood.
Good .lelghIus and crossing The river
In . BIG boat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
JOINS LITTER
sptu,t Ntrv, 90 rur rHrsTNr AM
on 90 tuT TUrURL.

ON 90 ruT TUrURI.
~ngih Buckdeld called 10 90 swap
smile. Nth Va ths other day ard ~
,h,ugv few friendly ssntenCcs and
hinge. :. n. doesn't se-m 90 - hard
pushed iur words. lle tells "a. that be-
o.. ssut boz HI. resignation az corrsspond-
60 for The p,moctat. We shall miss
iu fUr Ne lik~,i him In the main Tor the
r.i.pu that hc dit not coudne himself
.N..u.i0eIy 60 dry Statistics. IL did
r.f hesitate o. ct aWaN from his base
and ron the CHANCES ~ bring hlt by =
stray Haii 90 put cat ''un Nv.
~, 900 little trading With Nour East
Hebron correspondent TODAY Sho l.
..rsng Cor !. i. Fuller al thu old
.,.nI o. "a gcod one. We u-ed 10
spend frw pennies When Ne Ncr- q
t.lrI.,.. t1Y az !. J.. counter Ia the
90 r.i store. !. ]. l. stocked up Ike
o. ~ PARK 20 MayhaCk, aud Ike IL. ".
A.. ..t trader turn.
Ne have iust reviewed letter from
Oh. .I.-r Mar, 20 saith Eamfori. She
urf.. that Nsttir j. frssusaa nov
Nj. IsrIos from NrNico .hlftsi her
ever fnum FULLER o. fr-ymAn. We can
r.f .,mpaihlfr deeply With Ne nor
i.ts s. ~ have never h-en afflicted Ia
t.H' d.-vyfiUu io auy great extent. Ia,
H Mar gave an arvuunt 20 ~ Al
I..rf HrI h.. ,uune sife'. adventure on
f.. river when th- snchor ice ran thlck
... .furg % "a. certainly hard
T. arI q usfruN escape from aNrt
..trh over the tall.
Itu im...r. broken up. The usus
...-.. istInu.V. The queer eyed. No
t... mi. smoke. no heat. no steam IA
sm more fo D. dreaded than the
-.rrf o. doth appear that the devil 90
f.. .I rtf has gut inside 20 folks.
I-.rNar tllrulfurd aud Hruth-r chaplin.
Fol unite IB thanking the Lord that
e. feel .Hs,t Bruther Paul and formed
r. '.Hg iug al'isnCe., and also that Se
... f..Ips Im1fhy sud take little
T.a el..kr, or our often infrmitics.
I.r REVEALING epidemic "a nsS eX-
T-.--... fltsnt applied FOE still pre-
s.... lhs u1.t ~ the .ick have started
' ..r Ir gr,d~--some have gone down
...I sunset
Whist ,t.t .rpulthre i Earth and
i.l.I W. stand upon some earth
A.u. mountain. and see the dead
.f aIrfh uukuowu agr- spring into
t.t Nhfl th' trumpet shall sound. u
H present svsue 90 4. held In ~
u.w.rtrr. eternity through. Hut urs
'.I sleeping in The dust Unconscious a.
nh. ...i. - The Valleys Or, are thsy,
'.. .,.i sud lot. Nth Christ to-day In
|......s, When se are told positively
... ..s It Be-, ~ feel like saving. Nov
t.rs. don't hog dosu All the truth
..' IL. running around iuOss, bat give us
.. ir'.ns. e. hack 40 L.. Does any
r.. Arua more "a the unknoSabls
o.. IrHfhsrs a., uo. And hardly a.
u..h Egt no matter ShiCh, for Ia the
H.HI .r the unconscious thousand
f.I-. f. hut a. he wink ~ an eye.
JOuN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
UPTON.

Daniel v. Haywood has gone To Utah
Ia visit his brother Levi. After his vis-
Il Ia Utah he will 20 20 Montana Ia sec
his brother George and sister Clara.
The Last items should have rad Mrs.
A. a. Goodwin. Mr.. Goodwin IL now
seriously III.
Mrs. W. y. Elllngwool !. quite sick.
The singers were called to Grafton
Thursday To attend Mrs. MeAiiister'
funeral.
Mr.. Harrison, the travelling merchant
IL la town.
Charlie. brown hauled one hundred
and seven logs on the landing at III. +.
Chase's camp at Parker Town last week.
Monday. 4,
Ihis snow makes the lumbermen look
smiling.
ne thermometer has been twenty Be-
lew tire mornings thia vesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
NEMRN.

u i.a piece 10 good new. "a th"-s
mOsi Interested, "a b. able Ia note that
the grippe l. ahating on Hear River; q
good many arr stlll feeble but all arr
improving 81 faras I can learn.
CA SUNDAY River there arr 4
good many sick ones. Ihuf.ton' .
steam mill In ks;chum has shut down
on Account Of IN. grippe.
n l. nov quite good sleiding and the
two-sletifers are very busy.
james ~. Baker started on hi. return
10 West falmouth Monday.
The school at Ne~ry Corner which
had stopped on account IL the gripPc,
begun again Monday of last week.
Howard rhurston has moved RON ih'
nr.nch % the Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
RuMEoRD ctNIRE.

No death hs. occurred In our mli.,
for long time that has occsslon.i 49,
much sorrow q. that 81 Miss Sadie Mar
tin, Who died at her home last W-ine.-
day. Jan. s)ih, Of typhoid poeumonis.
Age ~ years. Miss sadie VAS alsay. =
bright, smart. cbevtiul girl anil on. Who
had taught several terms oi school Ia
town with .plenild success. The school
az Abbott'. Mil. WAS l-ing taught by
her until two week. ago. The funeral
va. held at her late bomc las, Friday,
Rev. Mr.. Norcro.s of Andoyer ofiicisi-
Ing. The school herr WAS closed oat ~
respect to her.
Mr.. Frank Bi.bcc aud wife have both
been slck bat are gilnlng slowly.
Joseph Simpson l. on the sick lisi.
lll. wife Who Was At Icadneh on a Nl.li
las been sent for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
AlaANv

Charles Grover I. hauling mill
With hi horses "a the depot Tor ID. n.
Cummings. Millwocd which used 10 BE-
"waste" |. nov quite valuable.
Lucian Address has tcen hauling
weed Cor Abel Andrews.
IN. entertainment 81 the grange al
their hall Monday evening ~ss A sue.
cess. Had an enjoyable tim. and raisoi
over g. for their library.
We have Iusi reviewed notice OF the
death ~ Rev. samuel l.. Gould, ~h"
"a. fourteen years pastor of the Coz
yr-yatlonal church In Alhany. lie closed
hi. si-ors here on account of WI heaIth
In sept, Is.O. lie Was respected aud
beloved by everybody. lie died In Au-
buru where he had long b-en an Invalid.
mn. pa...,i quietly away without q strus-
gle. His lamp just went out here 10
shine bright In heaven.
our elderly lsdis. ~ho are In the 1ss-
ties. Mr.. Vim. >he'id, Mrs.. Jefferson
Jordan and Nr-. John Cumming are
oalt. comfortable With the exception
Of lamsne.s. Their inteliects seem
bright.
C.Ieh Ua..ltou. about - years, is do
Ing cborr. thl. winter for Chs.. fia,
snl rrcsiving some pay beside. c.afu.
Walter Libby an cctogensriAn VINO was
dangerously .ick la the fall IL now com
Portable AMI able Ia do some chores.
AIyah wheeler, considerably over ~
!. comfortable.
Mrs.. Haven Hutchinson and trish
Poster, both rising ~, are quite smart.
Cold. are prevalent here bat Ia grippe
has not come upon us yet.
Have lust learned that Miss Georx's
Biri. Who I. al work for Mr.. fe,rse OF
North Norway IL quite sick and they
fear the grippe. They have sent TOT hef
sister to take care of her.
Chesley ferusld and his wife nave
been In rather poor health ef late.
clinton Iawrencs IL doing . good On =
lness al cleaning and repairing e'oeAs
and watches.
J.F. bird frequently Visits Gcrham,
y. H., where he finds good market TOT
his nice butter AMI Other products OF
his harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
FAST HEBRON

Last saturday afternoon, a. Mrs. 4. d.
Allen aud her sister we're returning from
Mechanic Fall. With their team. the
horse t~clme frightened at the train and
dashed scro.. the railroad ju.t In time
for IA. engin. "a strike about midway
the team. The horse was thrown one
Nay aud the ladies tl,e other. They wsr,
badly bruised, bat fortunately no homes
were broken. u Il hopei they will come
out ~ N all right.
Mr.. ~. y. Merrill .hippei another car
load 10 apple. last Monday Ia Engll'i
parties.
Mr.. Edwin Pcaks, agent for j. q
iioughtou, Liverpool, Was In the place
"Wednesday locking after apples.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

The people Ia whltueyville dosn In
Washington county arc smiling a lit
tie bee ,use vtribufion has oyertsken
the only man In that town Who voted
against county all for the construction
of the shore Line Railroad, Who has
taken his first Lesson In practical econ
omy. lie came home from M,ssachu-
.stts the other day aud Was passenger
on the last lost from Porilind. lie WAS
= week mixing the trip, which cost him
ca. lie would like In have chance to
change that vote hut It istoo late now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the ooiNos or rnG WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
buckEiElp.


Mr.. j. W. Adams, residing With al,
daughter, Mrs. silas Mitchell, died sun
dsy morning. 18th Inst. Of IL grippe
aged 80 years. Mr.. Adams Vas formerly
q resident Of Resdfield.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank X. Dexter Of boz.
ton have beeu guests at Hotel Long foI
q week past.
Miss Alice Morrill, IL visiting friends In
brunswick.
Dr. CALDWELL has been quite m with
the prevailing disiemper, but IL rccov-
ering.
Josiah Hutchinson, who IL residing In
Boston this winter, was In town to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Adams.
Capt. q. N. Prince has been In Water
vile Tor q week past. Tie returned FRI
day With hi. daughter. Miss Lucy, Who
has been quite IN for some weeks.
Mrs. Josephine Drummond and daugh-
ter Of wsierville are visiting her father,
Z. II. rrinc,, Es9.
pr. Vim. 4. Rridghsm IL reported
more comfortable At the present writing.
Mrs. Merritt Parsons on Elm STREET IA
quite M with Influenza.
I. W. shaw, Mrs. shaw aud daughter
attended the >opiica concert N Lewis
ton Thursday evening.
Deacon David Farrar celebrated his
eVh birthday last Sunday, the 2ith Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
A CARD

~lrm PARIS, Jan. -, lsy9.
We N..h tu thank the friends and
w.u'sr. 20 th- south Woodstock church
... iHr ihsir donation thu 9Th mat.
oil. -'l. thing. which pertain Ia TIL.
.'.. lud oar hearty appreciation %
'Ir .tm-. Nav cod who giveth liber-
t.t O" Az. bless each Que % your
l'u"' s.th p"acr and prosperity. The
.'ri.u greeting t-oth AZ church aud
Bone 'NH month. past viii be remem-
i'rr.i With pleasure.
W.. NNp Ma. Gao. y. STEvENs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
EAST WATERFORD,

VIII Chadbourne II hauling boards TO
south Harrison for y. u. Morse.
Paul Howe aud Prank Martin are
working for J. ~. Chsdbournc, Albert
Bean and O.msn Ilill for y. \. llill, u.
=. Keen for A. Norwood.
Three meu are boarding az W. \. Her
.ey's aud cutting cor'iwood for people In
the vicinity.
william kniglily has been In Boston
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eta Gerhard.
Amo. Chsdbourne has been At his IA
theirs recrutly.
People have begun to harvest their
Ice. There are fourteen inches Of clear
black Ice.
E.F. Haskell has been seriously III
with the grippe.
Mrs. u. }. ilaggett IL quite sick with
the grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
nOIDunv.


Winter has come At last, q good snow
~ith crust enough to keep u In place,
and the weather cold enough Ia keep u
from thsNing.
business r-c-i,ci q big boom.
T.. ~. Reed Il getting hls machines Tor
saving birch. and Mr.. frcm,n AMI MI.
lri.h are dra~iug oai the birch At good
rate.
Mr.. Holt Ia. flushed drawing the pop.
lar At the south end, and !. moving up Ia
>tsples' camp on the lsro~n plscs, which
viii put him very much nearer h the
remainder ~ hl. poplar. lie ,Speci- To
clear all up by March 1t.
George Richsri.on Il to drive Que ~
Holt. horse telms.
VI. v. r,Nlor has bought . good pair
90 steer. 20 George Eichsri.on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
pickvAlE.

la grippe IL .tlll prevalent. II make.
Ger hands tremble. l.. 4. Putnam had
Co give up our school Tor that reason.
The term i beipg taught BY our mate
herr. X. =. Tracy.
Elder Abbott Ia reported AZ quite
slck. probably like ourselves he took
cold Al the funeral, twas q dangerous
dAy.
Charles Bish~c>s family, Who have
all b~cu sick, are rrport~i about the
same 20 little better.
The road through this valley l.
smooth ~ pon.i aud solid ss Ice itself
With dust 20 Ugh; snow, which make.
easy slipping aud Il Il being improved
about the mills.
This Wednesday, Was one ~ Marx
rsain's "aioneInent" mornings. The
tres werr hung with crystals which ~
feCte,l the suns rays In ,sried Colors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

or. Charlie. I. It'll on the sick ll.l ;
Nv. wife l. l-iter. The Old Fellows aud
nrighhor. take care ~ them Nights.
y. v. Guptilr. family Il all sick.
". ~. Walker u hauling ash from hl-
mountain lot a. El,lrn Emerson's steam
mill.
VIII i.rivltt Il hauling pine to the
river for Mr.. clay.
Mr.. Pcrlcy steven. u Vl.ltlng In Stow.
4. y. Lufkln has got the rheum'il'm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

several In thl. vicinity have sold their
apple. to i.l,ermorc parties.
Gc'rg- y. Dyer aud thrc. % hi. chill.
drrn arr among the sick ones TIL. week.
Bessie Dorr ~ Hartford I. working
Tor Mrs. l.. 4. Bovkcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. kimball ~ Paris
w,r, at Mi. :. \. Town.end's last sun
day.
levi Newell I. on the .lck ll.t.
Me-.rs. Gordon aud Allen we're Ia the
place hacking apples last week.
y. ". varney has .old his apple. To-
Prank Bsrrrti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
NORWAY LAKE.

Ia grippe patients are most Of them
improving. Tie near cases are j. 4.
saunders aud wife, Mrs. y. r. Greene
and Ephrsim Ward.
I'd. Dunn IL at Jane. smiths taking
care ~ the sick ones.
Charlie aud Edith smith are both nj
home from sanford.
4 drama, "Messmates," u Ia be play
81 at rike'. iIiil school house Jan. 18th.
samuel Partridge IL conhnci Ia the
house with bad cold; his wife IL sick
too.
Aura Partridge .. a, home from Port
land.
Nil. Evan. 10 at J. \. rartriige's.
Mrs. Moody has gone To Hebron tn
work.
Webster kilgore has taken T.. j. Mars
tons place In the store Instead of r.. w.
Mills, a. before reported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
GRAFTON.

Died. Ia Grafton. Jan. l., l>s9, Celia u,
McNlis,ef ag-d ~ YEAR,, 5 mouths and
2! dsys. disease, consumption. fun-
crsl Thursday at the house ~ 4. III.
Davis.
Friday last Ne bad dye inches % snow
and Monday and Monday night Ne had
eight inch~., making thirtern inches Ia
al which give. good doing- ior the
t~o-.l,i teams and they arr improsin.
the good shedding. mi. w~ine>dsy
morsing Il 3. very cold and t~sniy-icu'
heloN.
simon >tah u In town TIT. ~-sk
With Ill. watches. lie visits al the
lumb.r camp. aud sells lo,. % ~airhe.
a. the lumtsfmeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

On Jan. 18th, Mrs.. Lucy, widow 81 the
late sadric Clemons. died of Ia grippe
and pncumonls, sged =! years, months,
~ day.. On IN. iith. her daughter Iauri-
minds, wife IL Frank w. Gould, died 81
the same disease, aged ~ years, 10 mo-,
Is days. Both w,rr buried FROM the
same r-si iencc on saturday. 10th. Rev.
Mr.. strout on.r~d PRAYER. the family
hring too III Ia permit funeral.
Mr.. Prank Mc,orri.on died at East
Hiram, Jan. 10Th, 81 consumption, after
q long Illness.
Mr.. Ivory Wentworth dici Ian. 18th.
Mr.. Daniel Gould I. In very p'or
health.
4 Islander suit !. In progrc. At Hiram,
the parties Icing from south Hiram and
Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

snow enough Tor business on msiu
~ I'd. bat hirlly enough IN thc wood.
oar people sr.sll busy.
", nuiic, :. -. Grover aud u, u.
Mil. drawing poplar from thl. tosu Ia
Wet Bethel.
g.. Bpvn I. driving birch 10 .tm'
~ &C. while other. arr securing supply
of wood fot future use.
The slck ones are IN the gain. W,
hofe to .Oon see them out.
j. H. I.gAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
EAs1 RRnMNEIEIn-

The cold wave has reached us though
but little snow a. yet.
The sick people are improving and We
hope the grippe !. on the wane.
Mrs. Weeks. Who died al her HON. In
TIA. either village, WAS barred Ia the
family lot here ou ru..dsy.
The circle met with Mrs. stickney on
"Wednesday.
bradley Allen and wife are At Mr..
As home, u. II. fe..enden's. Mr.. Al
len has not decided whether they will
return io Massachusetts, or not. lie has
a very good offer there.
Mr.. n. G.tchell Who has been quite
sick With lung fever 1. gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
WEST eucxrIELp.

Mrs. Dana Bean of Milton IL stopping
al her mothers, Mrs. Ryerson's.
Miss Mary Farrar Was at home last
Wednesday.
NI.si'ersls Mason Of Berlin Falls. y,
H.. IL stopping With her sister. Mrs.. "
Bennett.
T.. Bicknell aud wife Of Noraay
were Mt Y. Tlennett's last Sunday, also
Frank Bennett Of Pals.
Mrs. II. A. fisgg was called TO Eat
Sumner last Monday night, the 18th, ou
account 1t the sickness Of her sons wife
Nm. ]. =. ragg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
wrttsn co. "a Oxior'i p,mosrsi.
T-E FACTORY sEll.

sun st en- sinsisS sasinE
NH..s tns 900 H. .iaking 80.
i..irHIna o. ~ nkny nol-c-
h.sIHs Ir'aul a. strv~t t-hss.
li-.aal.ag 80 q 1850 All kssvsi eae-,
iia'A tlers trvaks a -tsfthssi CisnE
.is'n aF drvsnY musinss.
isas ne fsctory hsii thai rAns
a. -ts ls-t rsyer,.sr.tioa.
90 hsar urun 80 air.
80. an.l uhi On sulns cunfa.lon
"--h Nlasu ~ fsctsry -tsiF.
~ h-sr ur-sa ths si.i~saR
A, e.anlnE ssinlF tu~n 49, strrst.
1. q stetiy rattsr. pattsr.
N'i-s ~ tiay 1tis test.
w sIitiu mY uns q Vt.isa
"a.s- stur'ly nttis chap.
- 80 ~ - hsby drv--s..
la isauty -caf<t zap.
ID o. .tryst ths urary woskmsa
isale 18th aI-tr,si f,-t-t-ts- slos.
~ ~ -esu that tiny h1ars,
'ef ~ TAR th-re os,rls- . stss.
..i D. harri-s quiskiy fsrwari.
NE NJ rhisl In ans str,sag ara,
20 WEAKNESS fuFEottsn.
afn ~ rasvr - ssse ~ clsr~.
tsl eyenius shsn "a. pi-.-ant.
"a t-isfiag sstftiT dssn ths strret.
- " ttftsry hsll hss -sansiesi.
Tee csn bar ths'-s httis fsst
- etvning b. ths sin.iex.
...e.nins fef ths fsstory bsn.
y ~ NJ lsb, aEars
es4rn~i ~ knSs asd lsve 80 v~ll.
ALsiKn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
EASH REIhEl.

J. =. IIutchins closed hi. school In TIL.
place Jan. 2ti. by invitation the school
was visited by the parents, Who were
much Interested In the earnest and en-
thusit.,ic work 81 10th teacher aud
.cholars, which showed a thorough
Advancement Ia all their studies.
Ms. Emmt Brown has closed her
school al South Bethel aud has gone Ia
Bridgton Ia attend the spring term OF
school AZ Briigton ACsdrmy.
rrcd 4. Besn has returned home from
work In the woods, and reports all In
camp .ick Nth Ia grippe.
In last weeks items II should rad
too day. of rain, instead ~ two days Of
thunder and lightning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

Rstw.cu . and 10 O'Clock Friday fore
rHHH 10 Was rvportcd that there was a
Orr 10 The AL. aud a small crowd assem-
BLEED to help pgt Il out. The tre Nas In
-lr csl occupied hy Russell, Webster
l1d Sampson. aud AS la the ceiling
truund ths chimney. \ brick had been
lug cat q The chimney where Il went
through the ceiling. and the firc had
ppsyntly caught through the hole thus
made and had spread along the athing
4 holc was cat through the roof, aud q
little water applied from both shove and
below scon evoked Il" The damage IL
not extensive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
WILSON'S MILLS

Nj. Hannah Pickett had call "a
tape Elizabeth 10 care for her cldc.i
sister, Mr.. EleBcScr Pickett. Who u
very III.
Mrs. \. ". Bennett I. staying viii
Mrs. u. \. storey.
}. I.smher'on :. az With goods fvI
ale.
furhu.l, the JesrIcr, from Berlin, i
up among the camp. with good. In hl'
line.
Horn, Ia Weutvo.th's i.ocation, Jan.
i!th, to the wife oi Donili Cameron, a
.Ou.
~ much by forcc 20 will, a. have h.cu
suffering from a severe attack 81 grlpp,
Tor over week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26

Mr.. Annie, wife 81 George Martin,
dlei January iith, % consumption.
Hev. J. VI. wsthen lecturcd AZ the
Methodist church sunday evening under
IN. auspices 90 the W. q. r. 4.
Rev. u. q. Hamilton ~ Mechanic
Fails, lecturcd Wednesday eyenlng
subject, "l'ompcll."
Mr.. .eorgc farri. IL East oxford lived
but few day. after the death Of hi.
Wife.
Extra meeting. are being held at the
VI. y. church, Rev. Me.sr.. Purington,
smith ani whlte.lic assisting.
Ghpp- L. It'll rsglng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
DENMARK

\ pound surprise party was given Nr.
and Mr.. 4. n. Jones l,st Monday even
Ing about thirty friend. we're prc.cui,
H'Asrs VAai a time Ne had Molssse.
and sugar candy pulllng, g,mes, plsy.,
dancing, etc. we're the order 81 the
evening. At late hour all returned
home very much pleased With tb'
evening". entertainment.
Gu sccoan, 20 the heavy storm ~ last
week thu assemblies, which were to
hegin Jan. n, Wsr. postponed toJsn. :!
Mr.. Ernest ingalls and brother arr
making q busln-.s ofh.hing this winter
and haN. be-n yer, sucC~ssful so TAR
They arv sendlng their hsh 10 Boston
market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
BROWSg,1lp.

We arc having q cold wave, aud splen'
DID sleighlng.
The grippe l. still prevailing. Their,
others. are Mrs. Caroline Weeks, widow
% y. \. Weeks, Hafus Milliken, Edward
IIill, hi. mother. Mrs. iIill. and hi.
niecr, all living In the same house,
Other meml-r. % the family ar, quite
SICK.
Mr.. Mary Curti. 10 Lowell, Mass, I.
visiting her sister, Mrs. jacob y. llstch.
fvd rhsyer and Hattie Mansfield at
tend thu academy this winter At North
Eridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-26
AORHA PARIS

Franklin Field ). very feeble. lie Il
conhued To the house aud suffers much.
Ida Abhott's syhool on >,eArps illll
closed last wc-k and she goes a. Hebron
thi. week. ". u. Abbott also attend.
the spring term al Hebron.
Mr.. ". ". Duahsm ~ent to Brockton.
Mass, Ia help care FOE her sister sarah,
~ho has h-cn very sick.
II l. now very nice shedding In the
rad aud those Who can -, At their
wood and lumber are very busy draw
ing Il to market.
Their will b. lyceam next Friday
night Al the school house.