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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05


Fine weather and poor roads. A few
more such days and We will have To ~
with wheels.
Oscar Mason eczema tn BE- quite sue
cessfui In tho hen business. lie keeps
about forty, mostly Plymouth Rocks.
They are nov furnishing him with about
two dozen eggs per day.
WIN Mason hss got home from Wild
River, where he has been, With hli team,
working for Rob iiastlngs. lie reports
rather bad winter for logging. =.
County Attorney Walker OF Lowell
was In town this week.
A. q. Iovejoy IL better, hope tn see
him out soon.
Mr.. VIII Turner Of berlin, y. H., was
nj j. q. BEANS this week.
y. u. Tyler killed two nice pigs Tues
DAY. :.
Bean. !.
who has cool CIV To sellf j
want one and am willing 10 pay TOR .
good one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
atieeessl0

Correction. An error In tho types
made q Rad Mr.. Strceter Whitman
whose death was notlccsi In last weeks
Democrat. Il should have read Mrs..
Strceter whitman.
Calvin saeli u to be- superintendent OF
the poor farm the coming year.
Lester n. Turner has bought the Abel
lrish farm.
Mrs. Louisa Marble aud Mrs.. Mary
brewer 90 Portland, Mise DeCoster ut
Cape Elizabeth, were the guests OF Mrs.
q. A. Allen last week.
Charles Record had hls right hand
aultc seriously injured by = saw In
irish Brothers' mill Monday, the 18th.
Charlie brown had an ankle fractured
At the saw mill last week.
A.E. Robinson went Ia New York
With two horses Tor X. q. Atwood, ship
ping from South Paris last week.
George ". Atwood AMI wifc visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. Alexander eastman died Mon
day, the 18th ult., of heart failure. In
duced by the grippe. Aged u wears.
Edward u. Cole and wife. Miss MARY
Gardner aud Miss Alice Morrill, left for
iloston last week.
W. n. French of Turner was In town
last Tuesday.
Croker Bridgham of West Minot was
In TOW. last week c,nss..ing for the
Maine Register.
n. ID. aud n. y. Holster of South
Paris we're In town Friday attending the
of Mrs. Alexander Cushmsn.
Mr.. Asa Atwood I. quite sick With
-.
Dr. John y. DeCoaer aud family will
their residence tn Elm street
with Mrs. william Record.
q. II. Hall, VI. a., returned from Yer
mont Last Thursday.
Mrs.. Nira scsmmon and sister have
opened dre..msking rooms In ". 4.
Ihomes' storr formerly occupied by
Mrs. Irish. Mr.. scammou 10 an ~.
perieuced workman, and hopes tn build
up q business an the merits of their
work.
Alfred Cole, Eco, left for Geneva
y. ", the 1la ult.
q. 4. Harlow aud wif. who have
.pept IA. winter In strong, are In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
GRAFTON

The logger. arv all out Of the wood.
this way sxc.pt Charlie. Hyerson and
Daniel clifford.
S.P. Davis and wife will return Ia
their home al Mechanic Falls next week
Thsrc will BE- blk call Tor ri'er-dri''
err this WAY this spring.
n. RroNn sill want help Ia drive
cot 2.U1. uO, and Charles Ryer.on a,ep,'
90: N. l.. AN. 4. Thur-,on, 2,oO,on
out 81 we.t branch, aud Jock Larry a
large amoant for the Glen Pulp Com
uauN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
ANpovrR.

ANOOvtN.
The travelling IL just hovrid.
Many have substituted the wagon
for the slslgh.
No crossing the river With team..
The seiectmen are out taking the In
vcntory.
A town meeting IL 10 be called very
soon To prepare for the county connie
siopers relative 10 the laying out of the
Rumford Falls rad.
saving wood I. the order of the day.
Not much sap weather yet; but very
little has been made mp Ia this date.
The Congregational Circle gave n
.honnet- supper AZ their last meeting.
Quite . number have Joined the h. OF
T., at Hanover.
The schools In town will commence
MAY "a and close July lat. The teach
ere have been engaged.
l.. l.. Mason has been obligei to re-
Single his mill.
The sick are on the gain.
It's reported that Fred Russell has
cold his shop Co Melcher q lie~ey, who
are To Occupy II FOR grain store.
J. l.. Chapman Il z aiming slowly.
The lodge L. In q iourishlng condition.
Nine united With the order At their last
meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

Ilsw thisk 10 . ssss sfpaisti A gallon u
the ,hilion Paint contain. ~ Guido inches snd
cover. 81 square, fcst % Surface. too coats. ~
the -shoolhoa-s .. % h. painted. We ~oahi ME
n have an answer from some ~ the scholars
The rmafksble covering prcperty % The Chiffon
Paint 3. worthy 81 eonsiisraiion-it u an item II
economy MT b. ~ overlooked. The Chiffon IL o
"r,siy misel" paint. asi Ne know that there l.
a rr-juiie. among many against this Kind u
psls,a They thlnk there .. something lacking
10 make them perfect paints. The Chiffon 10
male with the pure.t AMI be-i hBseesi oil. CON
biae.i with tansniins snd turpsptins drisr,
nothing wanting there. Ths hspi anil eye MAJ
vary In the srisiiax sai uisiss % paint. bu,
the msshln.ry whish they s.e never msAs- .
mistake. The Chiaos 10 . bstisr ssd more
eo,eomieai paint than any that can 10 mlrei by
hand In the oil way. p"at 10 ishini the tines
yoa live In. isqulre sh"s' the-s psin'. ssd SCI
Q color .ari.
Chiffon PAINT ca.
Bc-ton OF >ew York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NORWAY LAKE.

WI. johnson % Waterford visited
AZ ". :. PArtTidge's last ~-ek.
Mrs.. q. ". Partridge J. able to Walk
out and call on her nelghbors. We are
al glad Ia SO her again.
There was a dance At the hall here Al
the lake. March 3Oth. John liaselton
"a. there With hi phcnograph aud de-
lighted the crowd.
". l.. johnson and Victor and k'eiyn
Partridge vent fishing last SATURDAY
aud caught a black bass that weighed
four pounds.
.. Partridge rode out Thursday.
j. a. smith returned To his seh""'
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NEWRN.


Walter Poster has returned from Par
krrtown where he has been two-sle,iding
for n. r.. Chase.
Jane. bartlett. team. came out last
week.
willie Power. Ia. come from N,gsl.
lowsy with his team.
All parties agree In reporting logging
operations as being unusually succss-
ful Tor this winter.
Edgar whltmsn's mother at the
Branch 4. lying critically III.
Hattie nttle.sle is teaching q pri-
vaie school NJ the Brsnch.
y. y. >,earu. Il planning tn move la
Bethel I'LL this spring.
J. =. Allen l. m,klns ready Ia start
his meat cart on his old route as soon as
the travelling will admit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
EAST BEIhEl.
,ohln. and chlckadecs have come.

Robins and cIiIckadecs have come.
Maple sugar makers are very busy.
Ieander Swan ~ Paris aud Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bolster of Norway we're Mt
j. II. Swans last week.
Mrs. Nina kilgore Of Paris IL visiting
nj 4. NJ. Browne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ID. Howe have re-
turned from lutte, Montana.
Mss Lillian klmbAll and Miss Fannie
Holt received by mill lovely spray OF
orange blossom. from MIRA. A. VI. bean
Of flOrldA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
WEST BuckFIglo.

e. W. Lowe and family spent sunday.
MAryh 9Th. with her sister at East
sumner.
George W. levi. Il Ia poor health.
Ills brother, James, 1. going io carry on
hIs farm for him this summer.
william levi. Of Mechanic Falls 10
canya.sing this nelghborhcod for nur-
ssry stock.
4. ". Lowe and J. VI. smith are cut
ting wood for n. III. Buck.
Flos.ie Harlow hsd the sore on her
neck lanced March 26th and II dischsrg-
ell teacup full.
Mont Turner % South Paris was At L..
T.. Monks last sunday.
Aggie flsgg IL al home from Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
OXFORD.

At the fair given by the Division 81
Sou. of Temperance, Thursday aud Fri
day evenings, slO, we're taken. The,
will doubles. clear sloo.
lev. Mr.. smith 81 frccport preached
al the Congregational church sunday.
Mia. Berths rcnicxt.r !. visiting her
sister. Mrs. Durcll.
The service. at the Congregational
church will h. held Ia the forenoon In
the future.
There I. talk 81 reorgshlylng the baud
Married, March al. by Rev. u. W.
kennison, Samuel iIumpu. aud Fannie
Andrews, both of Okford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NORTHWEST BETHEL

Mr.. y. :. shilling. aud baby girl are
ap from Portland for q while.
~. 4. skillings gave his team q free
hath In the river q few days ago; then
George Chapman got horse In most all
over. No damage.
Phon renley Il stopping 81 hls broth
er's here.
Sugsr-making Il In order now.
y. :. Stearns aud ~ifc recently visit
Ell friends In Albany.
Webb Pratt has been hauling hay
nom the Rowe" barn.
Al Kind. ~ vehicle. are seen on the
.trc-ts nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
DENMARK.

Mr.. Dudley Perkins will soon move
Ia south windham and open hotel In
that place.
George Wentworth returned Friday
from Lynn aud Boston where he Ia.
been for few weeks visiting friends.
Chss. n. Blak. will 5000 90 To Cum
berland Mills Ia learn the csrpen,er's
trade.
steve Js~ett !. spending . fen week.
With his sou In Manchester, y. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
PERU.

u. :. wyman aud wife have been ,ls.
ting at hi brother's Glib wyman's Of
Brysnt's Pond.
Toward Turner has bought % David
Harvey What lumtcr he had landed ou
Hosea letten's river bank; aud a. they
we're hnlshlng hauling the lumber
acro.. the river o. Turner'S mill, liu-
s-y LEI hl. oxen 90 ou ahead, thinking
they would ~ home. They went Ia q
hole Ia the river a. drink aud they slip
ped In. dra slng The .lei In after them,
and they turned the yoke as they went
In. They got help and got them out,
without damage, sled aud all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
To ~ IIoa neari q coaa,J comml.'Ioas

To ~ IIea Baarl "a County Commisslossrs ~
tk- ,oanty sfo,fori
TIE nsisrsisnsi. s.lsstmsn ~ HoNbarl, ?,
.y.tfalii ryprrs.n, that osins ,ohsi hlil. uf
Hstbafv ~ ths ssy ~ Aniotef fAll. thsnee q
Hamf5f YAH. BY the Nay ~ Rosbafy Notsh
ssld rsa ne.-l. changing b. lsttsf A0fu"'nio
ds,s On. pablir.
We thsrsforv rs,,us.t yoar iioa iioari g. We.
.sli fpa ani make snrh shsngvs a. yoa shal
deem for N. pablie rpsi, Ant a. In duty l-'an'i
sts.
Rs,bary. Msryh :, lssi
ioi,S hffb. noissy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
sNEDEN.


A gooi run of sap go far. Those Who
are In the business ssy they never s,w
bitter time Ia get around In the woods,
there IL so little snow.
Robins are herr quite plenty.
The patron, of the Waterford cream
cry have become so numerous IN THIS W.
clnIty that there IL talk Of establishing q
new route for part Of this town ant
Que or two Beighborhoods In lowell.
Mr.. Noble finding u too much OF load
Ia carry all the cream At one time. Ihe
IN ,jorlty ~ the peope think " much
better To- seli their cream than To patron.
Ire the milk factory which I. talked of
AZ Iiridgton.
Mrs. u. u. Mouiton goes thi. week N
" ,s.,chusctts to Walt her daughter,
Mr.. wiifrcd Jefferson.
Iseryi A. Wilson IL taking care 81 Mrs.
Daniel Adams who Il still very feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
STOW.

We are having very pleasant weather
and the young folks are Improving the
time aiding on the crust. =.
The snow !, going fast and nearly all
In this vicinity 90 on wheels.
Mrs. Eden Emerson IL falling. Her
mother II taking care Of her.
Miss lmogcnc Eastman IL at work for
q. II. Day. lie wss fortunate In getting
such nice girl aud can highly recon-
mend her.
People are commencing TO sugar.
MIss Lizzie Charles u In town. She
IL enjoying berself very much whiting
friends aud relatives.
Mrs. u. w. stevens u vIsIting net
parents, Mr.. and Nrs. Otis Eastman.
Her hsalth y quite poor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
FASH htaRoN.

Miss Eva Wheeler expects to go to
Auburn "a work soon.
U.G. kseue has moved on "a his farm.
Charles DrCo.ter IL moving into i.en.
.ellser Posters house.
Bertie Merrill !. getting along CON-
fortably with his broken leg.
Willie X. kecne has begun his spring
campaign In the sap orchard. willie un-
der.tanis the business.
Frank J. kecnc !. driving the gray
team.
u. y. jenkins !. circulating the W. q.
r. L. petitions With good success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
aROMNEIEIn

Tuesday evening the King. paugh-
ter. gave pink tea At the town hall. IL
Vas we'll attended. Report says II Was
a success; especially the entertainment.
The Dramatic Club ARE talking up an
other drama Ia b. played In the near
future.
J.i..F. I. again on the sick li.t.
There Wa a social dance at tosn hall
saturday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
NOTICE ov voRECr.osrRE.

whereas, Roswell Bnggs u sumner. In the
Coanty ef Osfori ssi STATE % Maize. BY hi.
mortgage sie~i, dsiesi The twenty seeoni day "
November, A. u. lsp. ami rv~'oris.i In the Oxford
rvfistry Of deeis. book tsi. paxs -, oosvvyei ~
ne the undersigned, certain parcel ef real estate
With the baiitings tbsrccn, sltuatci In sumner
In saii Oxfsri County. % Vast sumner. social
G I, On highway leading from sail kass sumssr
~ Buek neti. AMI boun'ici esstsriy by said high
way, soutbsrly ny T.. d. Bisbce's stsni, wester,
" ~ isni % Jsmes hssworh. northsriy Wy
lAn.f of josiah IiSir'ios. containing one foartl'
ARE ~ the SAME msse or les. Ala . certain
.sorv asi - 30 land i<ioasinx % sane. sitas'eI
% sali EAst ssmser. on north SHE 81 hiEb~ y
lrafins % Hartford cont aiming one fourth ssrv
lie IN same sore OF kss. meaning the sams
prrnlses conveyed % sait Roswell Bngxs, by
IL call unortxags kas b<ea brokea. sov tb< ~
fsrr by rvssoa Of he brea<h Of Ne coaditios
ihsvet. =. s,.im iss,slssurs Of ss'i n'svssare
sasi1s1s Il sl ASH2Ss,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
UPTON

Bu.lnes. l. bri.k again af,,r the rough
weather.
:. y. Morse starts a crew ~ men the
hr.t 20 April for Bryant's Pond, where
h viii errct q summer residence Tor q
Mr.. Thayer % Massachusetts,.
Mr. and Mr.. allie Abbott returned Ia
their home Ia Norway Tuesday.
The lumhermen are nearly all ont
II the woods.
, Al DOlhier, the fur buyer, was In
toNu Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
'-t " TX SpRisG roor,
Aannr,Na

r US i'ol /, one q the things no farm
M. 49,, 81 WITHOUT. There l. no harrow
60 l'.'' - ill 10 The amount aud DO Il
. 49, spring tooth harrow-uelther
~, 4. 90 30 That al! wear a. well pro-
g. eailt right. The steel and
-, $50, ,'.aih'ned Ia the frame give the
-. .'iiis. All steel frame. wear out
Ath. = one PAN cuts the other. where
,.Bf. ,.' 49,, gives an elasticity that pre-
20 80 ,saslns on rough aud stony soil.
No. 0y "m. {. Leayitt, Norway,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

To tho IIaBofsbls, n. Count ~ County Conml.
sioaers Coz the toubiy ~ DNfori. newt o. u
hahisn In ssii toanty At PARE
We the -sbsstiasn % the tasn ~ Aniotsf
t-llstlng that public nes.ssity rvluircs tha
q pabll say - Lsrsiei from pelnt c0fumene
Ing a Ansiassr Corner. 90 ttilagv, snil passin.
thfoash a.. tosR. - Ansioyef. EoNbury an
uutnfsrl, Via swain >gtsh. - cslls'i. la IN
ms.t f,aslbl. r,ute o. The County nal mar ~
dsslnss t~sas. ~ Nsnisy Btsnsharl, In sal
Haafgft. thsRss D. Rumfori tslls. We, ussrr
furr. tsias auth1rgsi ~ q We % sail tos
p.s..st n our last annual tosu mesting. - psti
ton year Iiaasfsbls lioAri that yea viii Nisv
the .aid rsats 81 year earliest Coasrnienss. an
make sanh ksnstion. sltrratioa as yOar uixnsnl
nav ,is~tn prVJsr for q tounty raj frvm M
dover Village g. kumfori fsll..
ARl",er, Marrh lsh, Lea.
O. q AkyRs
VILLAIN b BrDELL. ,,Ia,.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

ID. ustrr hoN. arr usins horse
- t. .,a ths yuunty ~ccd. Most
n I'M. .,i.r uo,si piles arr being work
IA gr t, d.frrrut Kind II power.
-. ~ .4r e.filsn. arvnt having their
....f 80. worked up hccaase they
N....H Adj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
..--.rnN ArAnINY

U o. EruSu. PRECEDENT % the
La-. .' i..,,y,.. has again given ffty
... mi. .r umpstri Tor tN the
.t....... .. prize isgAmuiou. aud rvci-
a'... Co., p.Hfr.ts will uCvur the
~. .' fIr summer term.
Ilf .t.. % F. r-v utlv gave Miss
N'.. ..# teacher .u eloyuiiun, q copy
RI t.. .f..f edition q Webster l n
i.r - u.t.umry. MIS- Gibson
.atr, o.. colorado ihr middle ~ Nav,
urH... after ihe drills Cor the prize
e.-'....
a -.rrf s-sllate 20 the school has
re.-.l '. ~. = Or ths bs.i written 80
ar. .r 900 u.mh.r a thr school. Tor
n.f ..-.r.f fhr stranger, IN. school
rfrsr ... ..muliire o. he chosen by
nr rH-..' editors, and approved hy
tF ur..f.
40. ,.f. 90 diplomas l. o. b. en-
g-lI.'. a g.'f 20 ONE "a ths wealthy and
s.-s l...u.
lt. ..g term will clos. April sth
s't .. ."'sraIumrut consisting 81
''n I'D l.,umvnia solos. duets,
'f... trl.s. t.hlraux. aud the
'.u..r.ft Nv Jucls's VIII" The
'.'.- .r' siI conclude With the
~' HT year spyiable 20 the term.
I q .... .rl ,H have a good time.
ID. Calvin stevens, architect 81
t.HH-'. as hsr, cen TUESDAY, the 18th.
"h''.... uHIir-. iI rrgtrd % The ncS
sfu.a. .lIi.1g
. a... probably D. represented
F. '.f ....r..hHt.iic League ~ Maine
N's... ne annual dcld day v ~
l'..a... .s ts.i Iu LeSi.tou, some time
al.-. .ftl..1ear.
r-5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

A.l rts.Ugrut boz. ~ wears old.
b. II r..l q "a hHne With some kind
har.lJhrgsl farmer family, Nhcrr
.h..rf.,. s.r educational advantages
80. af..-.am. home Influence, for
.t.I..r. fr win strive o. d. al that
.-......t r.gu.rr,l % him. hnosl-
~. ~ ,u.I hamr Will D. most glad
h. -s.,.,sf H, The NssoCtaisd Charities,
P-lrI Nura. Nith which applicants,
.ff..-.sn address and references,
... ..a...f..r1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

t,.E.f.a.uu ~ south Parts Intend.
81. ,.,. Into DE kiirvdge stand In this
...... W.Irr.isv. Mr.. Robinson
-. ,r rar. TIA; his children may
49,. ff. advantages 20 Paris Hil
A..H.mI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

IN. Ir.,e-.aIi.i circle meet. al Acad-
.-, nal ussiav evehing. supper
III. ID. ..-,,ist hhli-past siN. after
..--l- fl .f.rf CHuCrrt % nsgru melodies
,-sat.... .1H-. vill ~ given. Ndmi.-
-. .a..l.. ll cents during any or all
10TH. ItsHIug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

r.-,,.f.rr new hnoks have bccn
1910 fh. Itnry - the UniNersslist
s--4t ~.tooL ~ tho result 81 the re-
80 a.i5.4r s,-,ishle' and Que az tso
.tf.r ffla'.uus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
CRvgauQG.


A meeting of the citizens WAS held ri
Marks Hall the SLIT, tn talk up the no
tel subject, and st the close COMMITTEES
% thrre ~ere selected Ia solicit stock
aud all In forming . stock compsny'
consisting ~ 4. u. Jenness. u. u. H,.-
ting. and seth W. Fife.
The Congregational Circle gave = ma
pie syrup party 1T ih. ,esiry the ist. \
good attendance aud very pleasant time
Was reported.
Ml.II e. O.good !. visiting in Fort.
land Tor fc~ days.
Hon. u. u. Ils.tings u very poorly
Has not been out for some time. We
hope to .-c him out soou.
The street u getting dry and looks
like spring.
D.. Weston .. m,king syrup at Mar
iha'. Grove. The .,p Ia. run 'rt Tor
q week.
A firc alarm va. rung Ia AZ . A. ".
Ji.t. caused by fir- At the Roger. fen"-
meni on smith street. slight dsmagr'
aud soon out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05

NJ. . n Jackson lett Thursday on
,two or ihr~e Sr.ks N'sii '" Boston,
W,.tirrtbn ani other places.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-05
rI.II srnrLr.

The snow l. fast leaving, aud wagons
aud sleighs are seen alternately, but
wagons NJ, In the minority.
W. n. wI.welI 1. fr-garuily seen upon
the street. nov ex.rri'iog hls fs.t colt
Harry Boon-.
Tho Granger. hs,. been carrying po-
tatoe. Ia II,,ton Tor the past ak weeks.
They have .eht about twenty-five hun
drc,i bushels. fi.h street is quite pota-
Ia region.
Marshall walker. logging t.sm. zane
home from the woods, rhur.dsy, Narrl'
~.
4. ". Farrington aud Morrill, Jewell
have alre ,iy mad. about any gallon. of
very nice honey aud sugar from D. y.
FRYE. supar orchard.
Mrs.. stanton 1. at VI. VI. smart. drc..-
making.
Mr.. smart !. making some repair. NJ
on the inside IL hi. house.
Frank Dayh sl.o making rcp'ir' IN
al. home. II !. rumor-d that be pro-
pose. Ia sdoru II With blush "I'ose' In
the near failure.
IN. Fry. IN. hue yok. of oxen,
glrting about seven sni one-half feet.
The Easter ronr-rt, accompanied bN
breaking of Easter -ggs, held 10y th"
Young people an "Wednesday evening.
March NJ, at the ". T.. church at the iisr-
bor, WAS q succc.. socially ani hn,n-
cially. The programme for the evening
va. Introduced 10y music, consisting 81
organ voluntary, followed by prayer, at
ter which q paper, entitled Easter" WAS
,...I f.,ilau "a hx r,.it Ion. lutsrsI,sr.-
81 With appropr,,t. music by the sab
bath school AMI choir. ~ the clo.e 81
the exercise. twelve Easter egg we're
broken aud the contents bclng countel,
amounted To .lSty-two dollar. aud ten
cents. The proceci. vent To the minis
ter. u
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Plenty of mud In our streets. ~ thl.
season % the year We zee the need Of
good sidewalks.
isethel Village Corporation, through
lie committee chosen nj the annual meet.
Ing. has purchased the store In klmbsll
Block, formerly occupied by Miss Is. u.
Durnhsm. The rooms will nov he &C.
cuplei bv the firc department.
Mr. y. n. Philbrook Il erecting build.
Ing ON the lot below HE house to he oc-
cupled by hls sou Dana, who Will 90 In.
tn the jewelry business soou.
business IL active around aud In Cole
Block at present. u IL all rcntei. Mr..
Cole Intends to occupy . portion OF 10.
Miss T.. D.. Burnhaw has rented two
two rooms upstairs aud has moved her
stock Of millinery goods Into them. The
rooms were we'll fitted up ready for her
last week.
Iluse Bros.. formerly Of Lewiston,
have rented the front store Ia one side
81 the block. and are putting In the fur
ni.hing.. They have landed q large
stock of goods here aud will carry q full
line of dry goods. One Of the htm has
rented the j. D. Rich house on Main ST.,
where he will reside.
Cole bros. will put In q full line OF
carpets aud furniture, occupying the
large store In the rear of the block.
They will also put In . line of je~elry
In the rooms hack of the rooms occupied
by the Bethel savings Bank. Elmer ID.
Cole % the firm viii rrmsin here aud at
tend To the Bethel business, while his
brother will continue Ia run the business
In Washington. Both are young men OF
enterprise aud deserve success.
Fred. A. Clark has purchased the Levi
Twitcheli stand In this village.
Mr.. =. =. Rowe and her mother, Mrs.
BENJAMIN Foster, left here last week for
Newport where they will reside.
Mrs. Ciinord Wheeler died suddenly
Monday, M,rch 18th.
Chas. q. kimbali starts Monday. Apr.
9Th Tor Colorado, where be Will 81 Into
hardware store.
Al the special town meeting last
Thurstiaythe town voted ~; to i0' Ia
rescind the vote whereby at the an
nuai meeting 500 was appropriated Ia
pay tuition ~ town scholars NJ Gould
Academy under Public law. Of isss,
chapter lG..
Rev. W. u. Potter % IIuntingyille,
4. o., occupied the pulpit 81 the unlycr-
sallst church last Sunday, exchanging
With Mr.. barton.
MIDDLE iNrERyALr.
Robins were seen a few DAYS ago.
Circle met March 3i.t with NJ. u.
klmball. The next one will BE- enter
talne,i bv Mrs. q. Cis~ell, Thursday =.
". April iith. supper furnished by
host aud hostess. All Invited. Money
used Cor support of preaching.
Charles Demeriit and sous from the
IIlll arr carryin. on D.a. L.. u. Hollis
sugar place.
Charlie. klmbali started for Colorado
April 9TH.
M,bcl kimbsll Ia. finished her work
on sxan Illll and Il now AZ home.
sugar maker. are busy.
Mrs. q. lame. has not returned home
vet. We hope her health u Improving.
Mrs.. ". ". Chase has handsome .llk
". ". Ch..e !. working with y.
klmball sugsring.
craly guilt, put together With her Own
hand. while not able Ia work about the
house. T.. p.k.
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