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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-01

AhAiAihOAy oilOlt NohIpohh ouiiN
ing. 713t
Lots of fun. July 4th, 1892, 10 Co.
NAL Springs. Everybody invited. If
You can learn to read, write and
speak German in weeks at 210
Market street, adjoining Casino.
Latin, Spanish, French, English.
bookkeeping and type writing also
taught. 81. G. Edgerly, principal. 1w
Everybody cordially invited to
Sons of Herman excursion to New
Braunfels, July 4th. Round trip ST.
Special train leaves 1. & g. N. depot
at s q. m. 6 20 tt
Fine liquors at Revolving Light
See AL & Adolph, Revolving Light.
Fine muslin underwear 42c.
Fine muslin underwear sic.
Fine cambria underwear Gle.
Fine cambria underwear 74c.
At the underwear sale JosKE Bros.
Fine cambria underwear S3c.
Fine cambria unerwear $l.04.
Fine cam brio underwear 1924
Fine cambria underwear 1,56.
At the underwear sale Joske Bros.
-Shacklett & Denecamp, Rev. Light
Ladies underwear sale.
Ladies' underwear sale.
Ladies underwear sale.
Ladies' underwear sale.
At Joske Bros. this week. 3t
-Papcoast 4 Son are still selling
clothing; have good stock and we
think are giving as good value for the
money as any house in the city. Try
them, If you want good honest suit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

4. :. Bean. drive IL hung up on &c
count 10 Low water, aud At this time u
looks rather doubtful about hls getting
al II the head waters out this spring
John Philbrook 10 Bethel was In town
last week after cattle.
u. D.. Mil. sold a pair Of oxen, aud
several sold veal calysa.
Aa Prescott. who has been At work
for 4. =. IIcan In the mill. moved Ia hi'
plac. In West B.thel Tuesday, the 18th
Frank Kendall viii move In few
DAYS.
Daniel aud George u. Morrill, have
sold to 4. =. B~an what IL known AZ the
q. u. Iowell farm In this town.
Arthur Morrill, Ia. flock of hfty.h''
sheep that are not only good, but arr
extra. Don't think they can be even
equalcd In IN. county u In the state.
VIII Mason aud Ernest Morrill, went
tn Norway sunday.
N. a.. Mason. our road commissioner,
IN. been painting the finish Of the new
bridge.
~ Be.n has been on the sick ll.i TOT
few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
EAST aEIhEl.

woman's rights now reign. Man go-
eth forth with naught To say. "fhe year
IA. rolled round" II IL house cleaning
dsy.
Il. ". bartlett aud =. II. Howe are
loading a ear with potatoes TO go Ia Mas
.schusetts, for which they are In hopes
"a receive the sum of - cents per bush
I'll. Rather poor encouragement for farm
era 10 plant.
". a. and II. u. Holt have recently
had division made Of the homestead
farm, pasturage. etc.
Madison Bartlett has had his buildings
re.hingled.
The paint pail and brush now vlsli
many homes In this place.
Ieander swan. Albert blanchard aud
Almon Penley, all Of Paris. came tn at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. I'll Swan the
2Jrd.
farmers commenced working their
land the 18th. Oats aud peas were SOW
Ell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. II. Swan have ~.
turned home tn Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
ALBANY.

Dexter A. Cummings has got hi. blrcl
saw-d Into spool strips and Il sticking
II for seasoning. Ilis ten year old cot
stick. two thousand . day. wbo IL ths
hoy that can beat thatf
}. n. IIsseltou's exhibition Of thu
photograph at our church Was very .at.
isf.ctory.
Mrs. Nancy Andrews and Anna n
Cummings were at lIethel at the dedlc.
ton of the Garland memorial chapel
Thursday.
Wallace lIlrd and wife were at Jack
sou, y. H.. last week, visiting iieIi
daughter.
Mrs. Atkinson Ia. returned from solor
aud :. looking after her business here.
y. T.. stanley has purchased the law
renee aud the Hicks farms, aud Intends
to occupy the Lawrence farm.
Mr.. Judkins aud wife and daughter
of North Norway visited relatives at the
Corner Tuesday.
Abel Andrews ID helping DR.. Wiley
~ bethel q few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
ANDoveR.


The hook aud ladder compsny will
give q dance aud baked bean supper In
Talon Hall 90 Monday evening. May ID.
A grand tim. Il expected.
Mrs. =. q. Merrill has gone Ia Wayne
a. visit her sick sister. Mrs. Jennie
Holmes, Who COT many years has lived
In Fiorids. An lncurablc disease has
fastened its hold upon her and she ws'
brought home ca spend her few reiusln-
Ing days With friends.
Farming IL not very rushing yet.
II. v. pocr's men are gathering lots oi
beautiful shade trees tn adorn his sum
mer residence at the "Merrill house"
The result Of the committee tn cut out
the rad To l,umford Fails give anything
bat an encouraging report.
Rev. Mr.. LAwton, the new Methodist
minister ct the village, held the attention
OF his audience closely last Sabbath
morning.
The Nndo,er base hall club have en-
gagged to play at Ramford Centre Deco-
ration bay.
J. l.. Chapman l. fs.t falling. Ills
friends think his recovery very doubtful.
Born, April s.th, To the Wife Of Henry
Porter, a daughter.
The following were chosen officer. In
Lone Mt. Lodge;
CT. Chester SWEAT
Vt. Mrs.. q. 4. MAr-tsa.
:. O~en Lossloy.
D. =. sAinsy D. Ahl-st
Z. prshk Lartns
q. Rss. M. >owrs-s.
NJ. ~ 4. sroter.
"a. Ni.. Nellie mpsy.
t.exsfss Nofk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
plxFlelp CENTRE.

We are having q very Interesting
course of religious meetings at thi'
Mace. conducted by Elder Wheeler ol
Weld and W. W. Carver of Dlxheld
About fifteen conversions are already re.
ported. and new ones starting every
night.
school commences Monday, May III
Ms. T.. Eta Holman, teacher.
Fire In the woods near the Burnt I'LL
(so called) destroyed quite large lo'
of timber, including some Is OF
100 cords Of poplar belonging To join
n. Harlow.
Emery knight and wife have moved
10 Wilton.
Rev. a. W. Greene IL Lisbon Falls
the Mormon minister, Il In town.
AT the special town meeting held
April 18th, voted To build the new road
a. laid out by the county commissioner
leading from Yofk's Corner to the new
ferry on the Androscoggin River, ak
voted 70 rsiss e30o 70 build the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
GREENWOOD.

III. weather continue. cold and dry
and fires unruly.
Those two small rain. last week
brought the gras. up about one hall
inch, aud Dow II looks a. II II would Ike
to get back again. That vegetable nui.
.ancc, known ss Indian poke, !. up aud
like Eve. apple, IL ready Ia rsi.e par
,iculsr Ned With anything that eats IL.
Have the northern lights, which have
been so active % late, had anything Ia
do about producing this cold weather,
or has the cold westbcr produced thru
Hut Il 1. lust right for working la the
woods, and some are stlll primitive
enough to enjoy u.
Judging from the dcprciations ~ the
mice during the past winter, We should
say thsr, are enough left over ~ keep
the feline race sleek aud fat . while
longer AZ least.
Not far from her. I. q large boulder
broken Into six piccc., and one frag-
mcnt. large enough for q foundation
stone In any Kind of structure, thrown
several fc-t distant. similar occurrence.
are by on means uncommon here, and
whether they burst s.under when "the
earth did quake. and the rocks rent" We
never can know but they are well cal.
culsied TO remind "a. Of that awful
scene.
Henry Cumming. had some over ieD
cords 81 birch 10 saw, and Intends Ia
fini.h up thi. week.
Annie bryant will teach the summer
.chool, commencing between the iir.t
aud middle Of NAV. Annie has already
laugh, and we be.peak for her q sue
ccssful term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
DlckvAlE

whether Ia SOW the grain or walt for
rain l. the question. The streams are
getting low aud the saws 90 slow.
Des. wymsn Ia. q new rotary forty
eight inch ~lmonds saw.
Fencing. hauling dressing aud plow-
Ing Il the order IL business With farm.
.r..
Tanning line. around the timber lands
on "Old Hack" I. the business ~ ths
late purchasers.
Chester l.. Knox % Mechanic Fall. I.
here on hls way "a the Fall. seeking
for carpenter work.
That surplu. butter went with other
supplies Ia Oh. byron gold mines.
Mining IL reported q. paying this early
In th. spring.
4 forest dire Of some magnitude L.
raging In the ea.,erly part ~ Dixheld.
frost I. out % the ground except In
shady place-, where the predicted wet
weather Will complete the Job In the
near future.
school commences at Franklin Ceutie,
May -. Miss Hattie ". stlllman has
been engaged .. teacher.
r.. n. Iyoyeioy, Jr., Lost q COW recently
by being injured by the other cattle aud
v. A. smith lo.t the mare known as the
Charles Jacobs mare.
Call on u. :. Tracy, DIckyale, for
shropshire bucks OF eve. before May
~.
The brook. are very low for the time
~ year, aud gas. grows slowly.
Harry I.lewellyn has been holding
meeting. at Franklin and DIckvale.
l,cy. ID. \. Cannon prrsche. III.
farewell sermon at West Peru, May :.
lie goes To Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
FAST SUMNER.

Entertainment. have been frequent
the past week. The Good remplars, the
Grange, and the Baptist society have
each had one. II all means money Tor
.orthy purposes. However, the assess
msn,. we're low. The place IL quite
noted for getting up local entertain
msnt. and patrons usually get Their
moneys worth.
What a difference bet~een-then shd
mo-. When a boy We used Ia trudgs
On barefoot behind an old spike tooth
h.rro~ and keep continually lifting one
.Ide and the other ~ prevent " clogging
We u.~d Ia ct awful tired, and think OF
Nov, With the Morgan
shading harrow. one can ride and ther,
Z. no clogglng or dragging sod., and Al
|. lovely and serene. IL !. d-cidedly 'hs
h..t thing Ne have ever used for pulNef'
Iring tough sod.. Call at Eastman
aud see Que. a.
A. II. Brigg- has purchased q tut
blood Hereford bull In fsye,te. fsrm'
or. are progressing In thought ana ae'
lime. change aud bring to Ne new iaes'
Of farm work aud farm implements.
sLccus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
eavgnti00

Rev. II. II. Davis of North Conway
n. a., exchanged with Iicv. q. \
Young last Sunday.
Mrs.. J. G. Gerry aud Lester are visit
Ing friends here.
The woman's Library Club gave a.
entertainment last Friday evening, con
sIsting Of q lecture by Mlss rarnham
~ Trip In the Fortunate lsles," musI,
by Mlss Tbbetts and recitation by Ms,
Lucas.
An entertainment In aid Of the y. A.
Base Hall Club was given st the Acad
envy With very pleasing program.
The assembly grounds are being put
IN order for the assembly, July ?g-Aug
~.
Some few weeks ago the young ladies
Of rryebarg got mp an entertainment
for the benedt of Grover Post, u. A. H.,
aud nj their last meeting the funds were
turned over 10 the qusrtermaster and
the following action taken;
vos~i. that thi. Po.i extent their siscers
thanks o. Misses smith. terisa. k,sss asd ell
cshers vho - generously contributed ths pro
b. our rvlisf fasd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
auckEirlp.

Prof. Sargent of Hebron Academy
aud Hon. otis iiayford of Canton were
In town saturday, I'D ult.
Rev. Henry Crockett, the new Metho-
dat pastor for Turner and lIuckneld,
commenced his lsbors With hls church
In this village, SUNDAY, the 9Th. lie
viii locate In Buckheld and occupy ths
residence of Mrs. Sllas Mitchell.
Capt. q. n. Prince Il doing quite an
extensive Job on hls harm, raislng u up
and putting Q cellar under.
The Arcade, Atwood, Spaulding 4
Co., proprietors, IL lelng renovated In
ternsliy With alabastlne tints on the walls
aud ceiling, aud q fresh coat of paint
making Il one of the pleassntsst stores
outside of the cities.
The village school commenced the
summer term, Monday, 25th. The old
board of instructors, Prof. Pratt and
wife aud Mas a. u. Prince arr the
popular heads of the three depart
ment..
Maurice Forster Of strong has bern
spending n few days In town.
Mrs. William Gregg and daughter OF
Andoyer were In town last week.
George VI. Atwood aud son were In
town Wednesday.
Mrs. George Gregg returned 10 An
dover last week, having been With her
Buckheld friends the past three months.
Alfrct Cole has returned from New
York.
Mrs. Benj. Murch, Mrs. Aa N~cod.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfr~i shaw, who have
bcen quite seriously III. Ne are glad to
report, arc slowly recovering.
Mis. Mary L. spauldlng and Miss ".
l.. Bl.bce have returned Ia the summer
term AZ Hebron academy.
George Green, the south American,
took "ffench leave" % Hotel Long last
week.
q. wilmington a Sons, with enlarged
facilities, q new coat of paint on
their factory, q prominent sign, "i'rush
Factory" ou the westerly end, are pre-
pairing Ia tax. advantage 81 the wave of
prosperity that IL sweeping over the
country from the impetus given by
the Mckinley tarif. Protection protects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
SWEDEN.

Mr.. Frank Durgiu me, With a bad &C.
cident one DAY last week; be Was get.
ting a plow cot IL hi. barn aud wa'
obliged To carry IL along behind the cat
tie aud horses, which by some means
bccame frightened aud kicked him,
breaking his Jaw on both sides and
brui.lng HI. bead badly. ~ Mr.. Dur.
gin IL one ~ our CREATES, workers and
has large quantity 10 timber on his
hands. II /. q great misfortune. " the
present writing be l. s,ill conhnoi 10
his bel.
Or-n O.gcod, wife and little .on,
from rryeburg, visited friends in swe'
den recently.
Alvin I'ike has co..et sheep which
,hearrd III lhs. ~ wool this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
PERU.

Wilson S,illman has taken down hi'
hous. and moved hi. stable across the
rad a. make room for the railroad.
Howard Turner Ia. taken the ferry
Ia tend at wyman's, aud !. getting the
boat ready Ia put Ia.
The doctor say. that Mrs. Wyman'
elbow VS. fractured when the stone wa'
thrown through the window from the
bias, that Was spoken of last week.
The .elcctmen are railing the rosd
near 4. 4. Es.tm,n's ou the river side
.o that there shall not be any accident
from the cars when they ", there. The,
expect that Mr.. sponord will get the
rails laid NJ ~ far a. there by saturday
George Dyer and wifeof sumner have
besn visiting at II. u. l.oblnson'. the
past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
NGWRV.

MOTTO. nv Nova Scotia ncighhor. ar,
bailding q Nlrginls snake fence, the fir.'
have SEN since ! WAS out west, the
wear ! was one aud twenty.
viii Warren WAS sick aud called In 4
doctor one dsy this week.
J. :. Allen has gone Ia >toneham "a
visit hls mother. IL Intend. starting
hi. meat cart next week.
Mr.. Allen !. .iill .ick In bed. III,
had the grippe At Christmas time and
IA. not vt recovered from the effect. o'
n.
Mason Bartleit, Who vent Ia talifornla
Tor Ill. health, last fall, has not continued
Ia improve a. u MAS hoped. Ills psr,ni.
q. x. Bartlett aud wife % Poplar Hotel
learn from Mr.. Bartlett, are Ia soon e
on there Ia ioln him unless more faSora'
Die news comes to hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
IIpIOA-

The river drivers are getting tired OF
being called up In the night 10 he fed
and nothing Ia DO In the daytime.
Everybody IL snNious for rain.
John I. llragg. Who hes been stopping
With al. daughter, Mr-. Nellie Brown,
has returned 10 hi. home after an alb
..nc- ~ ten months. Ills health IL
slightly improved.
sam RAYMOND has moved Into the rent
near the blacksmith shop.
Mrs. n. I. sni Minnie Abbott attend
"A a .ugaring off al Mr.. God~ln's Fast
Dsy.
West 4 Son have started their saw
mill.
Mrs. :. T.. FOLSOM, the mIlllner, !. In
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
DENMARK.

NJ. :. q. Davis met Nth quite los.
the past wr-k losing his mare and colt
b, death. lie has the sympathy OF
msny friends.
NJ. All~rt Trumbalrs horse died re-
c.utly. About year ago while driving
upon south rad cul,,rt gave way,
throwing the hors- down. She Was ln'
iur.d hsdly aud never has recovered
Ths town paid him siol damage.
Mr.. George ". Gray has been diving
logs the past week.
Mr.. charles Mckenns'. gang of log
driver. arr AZ work on Long Pond.
Mr.. Fillmore swan stuck horse mai
toto nj. wrist and has had a pretty hard
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
rtsRos

We understand the Contract % build
the valley rcsd was let "Wednesday "a ~.
". Everett, ~. \. >tsarns and Hiram
kc.ns.
Ten 90 twelve men ar, digging the
fitch "a lay the pipc Cor the water sup
PLY. IN. di-tanc. :. Ia miles. The
old we'll Will b. us~i a. q rc.erNo or.
when the pipes arv laid there will b.
pleuty 20 cscvllcnt spring water.
IN. churvh l. being plastsrcd thi.
week.
Tuesday evening the Ladies Ali 80
clety had a box supper Tor the b.nefi, oi
the church.
Rev :. II. IichArison and Wife With
friends from East sumner have been In
toNu this WEEK
Mr.. Joseph llibbs and daughter have
hen visiting friends In Aubarn for q
fsS days.
Mr.. pr. DonhAm L. spending the
w~sk With her parents In Auburu.
Nsr,n Bumpa. I. dclng considerable
grafiing In thi. vicinity this spring. IL
has worked a we.k In J. y. Ncody''
orchard aud since then has grated for
N. n. Stearus.
sadie Rocord % Mechanic Fall. ].
sI-nding the week With her uncle, \. j,
smith.
IN. rain Thur.day made the grss'
look very grr-n. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
OBITUARY.
COT. ALpRicx n. clkxoss.

L wv. atbutNa Ne ttEnOsrs
Col. Aidrick n. Clemens died In 10
ram, April 3r,i, Of heart dIsease. aged "a
years, n months, ~ DAYS. lie was
perhaps, the last of the field officers oi
the old state militia In western Oxford,
having been commissioned by Gov.
Fairfield, ne captain of Go. d., 3nd Regt.
snd brigade, 9th division, In isf9, NJ
the age of 70. lie served later a. major.
and Was commissioned s colonel In
lstJ, by Governor ksvanagh. AZ an
officer he was exceedingly panciual, ac-
curais and popular.
lie possessed q rare combination ~
qualities that made him q Mind husband.
an Indulsent father. . model nelghbor,
q sterling citlsen aud Q thrifty, prosper
Gus farmer. lie Was q man of untlrlng
Industry aud fsr-rraching sagacity, and
managed Ia keep demand and supply In
due proportion. lie WAS not q specula-
tive man. but kept his business, aud all
trusts committed Ia his care, on q arm
basis, hence his example ~as Away.
safe, and he counsel judicloas. Tie was
unlver.silst In faith, and q Democrat
since the breaking up Of the whls par.
~.
On oct. 2sth, isso, he in,itei the
public, especially i53 rrlatlye.-m
than ten per cent of the population %
Iiiram-to meet 81 the oh ancestral
homestead, and celebrate the family
centennial, providing bountiful refresh
ments for all. lie WAS prece.ied on the
farm by hi. parents. III q. aud Ruth.
and his grandparents, John aud Abigail
Cle,nons. We te.lre here Ia state that
hls grandmother ssw no white woman
during the fr.t seven year. ~ her resl.
dencc on the farm, l;s0-i'ss.)
lie leave. q widow, q son, two daugh-
tiers, two aged sisters, and hl. friends
were legion. For years his Iron consti.
tuition and manly form made brave
fight for life. We shall ml.s M. genial
smile, his CHEEKY, ringing laugh, hi.
exhausties. fund ~ snecdote, Wit,
humor, and "Reminiscences of the olden
time.
Thus one by one the venerable father.
are passing away. After life II truth,
Justice aud honesty. let him sleep where
loving hand. have laid him near the
oaks, the proud cllfs, and silyery pond
where h. roamed Ia life. bright SPRING
time. aud the beautiful farm aud home
that wer. the pride and .olsce % u.
Indian summer.
iLEwrLLiN A. wApswoRrII.
Hiram, April q, isoi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
BRyANJ's POND.

The Ice lef, the pond this year April
2si.
The new grange hall IL coming Into
shape and will be- quite an addition 70
Lincoln Street.
The Franklin Grange Dramatic club
PLAYED "The Reward Of Crime at ths
to~ n hall. saturday evening, April Joih'
Zachary r. swan has bought sidney
I.ittleheld'. stand aud has sold his place
10 =. A. Estes.
The drama Friday night wss veil pat
roullci, aud quite sum raised towards
furnishing the new grange hall.
The Norway Base hall Club came nv
Friday To play a game With the Glen
club IL thi. place. Only four Innings
we're played, A. the Norways refused u
20 on. claiming an unfair decision by
the umpire. The game was then "a
8 In favor Of the Glen Club.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
aGYAGi

There will be an Arbor Day supper
In Pattre's Hall. Friday, Nay d. During
the evening the Academy Mlnstrels will
give an entertainment. Tickets Tor
supper and entertainment Is cents, Tor
entertainment 10 cents.
Pensions have becn granted To Joseph
l.. Oliver of Sl2 per month and over 600
back pay, aud "a Mrs. Mary A. Gray,
widow ot the late Dr. Gray of this VII.
lsgr, Of 600 per month, ei@ back pay,
through the agency Of j. q. Rich of
llethel.
Geo. o.. Merrill, manager 90 the
American Bobbin, SPOOL a shuttle Co.'S
mill here, has moved from I.ocke's Mills,
where he has been living since I've as
sumei the Management ot this mill, Into
the sanderson house on kImball park
In our village.
Ilenj. Aidrich WAS arralgned before
trial Justice j. q. Rich, April 18th, an
charge Of sale of Intoxicating liquor aud
bound over In the sum of si0O 20 the
supreme court. The sale 10 alleged tn
have been made In Riley Plantation.
Eben \. kiiborn has sold his saw and
gri.t mill In thls village To Isaac =. Nor
rill. There IL large amount at lumber
al ,his mill nov % be- sawed.
Judge Foster went Ia wiscssset last
week 60 hold court.
IIuse hrs. have opened to the public
their store In Cole Heck. They have
large stock of dry and fancy goods aud
q very attractive ,t,rr.
The dedication of the Garland memo
rial chapel In connection With the Con-
greg ational church herr took place last
rharsday afternoon and evening. This
chapel !. q great addition % the church
and I. most commodicu. and convenient.
Much praise Il due 10 those Who have
shown ca much energy and perseverance
In ". erection.
Much Interest I. manifested Ia the re-
ports ~ the trial In the rrrfeihsn and
smith murder trial now going on In
boston, by the people 10 this place,
which IL the former home of Miss Davis.
Isaac =. Merrill has purchased the
Wentworth house 81 T.. Burnhsm aud
will occupy Il.
Miss Mollle Gill returns next week
from New York where she has been for
some time. presumably to get all the
Latest fashions. Her drrssmakiug rooms
Will then reopen.
J. a. Purington, E.q., had had his
old stable taken down aud removed.
Builders are now nj work erecting new
one.
u. &. Phllbrook has completed his
stor. on Main street and has opened u
To the public with lin. of jewelry, etc.
I.ey. y. T.. BARTON left here last week
for Mechanic Fall. where be has az
.uned hls psstorais of the tni,cr.sli.t
church. lie will BE- much missed by all
Who knew him here both In aud outside
the society. lie hs. left many friends
and will make many new ones wherever
De goes. I, Was With much regret that
HI. parish here .aw him 60.
The hall Ia be given Ia Cole Hall,
May Jrd, IL Ia L. IA er,Hi, We under
stand. Callahan. Orchestra Of lewis
ion will furnish music. There Will be
grand concert before the opening Of the
hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
SOUTHEAST BuckFl1lp.

We have a certain eve that produced
a dimlnuti,. specimen of the sheep Kind
which .he did not welcome. In weei
or NOR. che producet another aud lsrg
er one. for which she seemed To have 1
warm attachment. The dam IL subject
Ia cough aud II may be- that she cough
ed up the little one. but I don't think so
We would write lots more, but II Y.
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short. II. ID. claims that he has thu
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