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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
MISn aIIcarlIIn

ro.sie Harlow 1. sick with 4 sore on
the side Il her neCk.
Henry whitman has q pair % black
stccrs, oneycar-old this spring, that
girt ) fe-t. y inches.
J. ". Morgan u the man IN ct Ia put
ne~ bottoms lotto our kitchen ch.lr..
Five SICK with the canksr-nsh NJ A.
NJ. i~iounsy's.
Norman Bc.sey u breaking his YEAR
ling colt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
eRvEaund

Poor slelghlng aud poor wheeling,
poor sspping, poor woodlng.
The young ladies of this place IN Ia
give q leap year party st Marks Hall,
March 2oth. n Il IL not . success u Will
he ON account 10 the bashfulness of the
young men.
y. ". Fife and wife arc visiting In
Portland and Boston for . week or two.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. u. Waterman OF
Swanton, VI, are spending . few days
With Mrs. watermans parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Gordon.
The road commissioner II looking
the roads % the town, going on
foot.
The spring term 10 the academy CON-
menccs with some any or sixty scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
cEN1RE.

James =. Morse and wife visited their
.on at Hebron last week.
George rettenglll and George Lufkin
are attending school At kent's lIll.
Miss Lucy Infkin Il visiting relatives
In Worcester, Mas.
100 car. Will be required 10 haul the
lumber, machinery, etc, Tor the pulp mill
At Rumfori Falls. The railroad also
expect 80 car. % brick 10 be delivered
therc the coming summer.
Re SURF aud use the Kellogg Paints.
For sale At J. r.. stephens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
SWEDEN.

The father. Of m. town, together
With the clerk aud treasurer, met at the
town house, Monday, the ltth, and or
ganiIed the board.
A the lamp. were being lighted In the
N. n. church sunday evening, q OF
the chandeliers came down and was bad
ly broken. The cord had become rust
Ell where IL went through the pulley.
Mr.. Eten y. Bangs aud daughter are
In Massachusetts,.
VIII Flint aud family are visiting
friends In Chatham, y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
GQACrON

Well. please tell a. what ,hl. :. u not
= cold ~s,et Prom saturday until We'd
nesdsy morning water frOte 80 the Ice ~as
in inches thics In an open space where
we had h~eu cutting he On York Fond.
and therc u t~o fcci % good solid Ice
now. "Wednesday morning IN. themom-
cter registers lss below. HOPE We shall
not have u a. cold a. they have had u In
far OF Russia, where Il sent down To
~ifty-elght.
}. II. farrar cut = pine In Grafton TIL.
winter that scaled thrce thousand and
clghiecn feet. The bc-t log. sixteen feet
long, scaled se,en hundred and hfty-n,e
fe.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
PORTER.

Il has been very cold and rough around
here and wheels running.
Mrs. Albion Blake was brought here
on Monday last for burial. Mr.. Blake
and wife came here last winter on . visit
20 her sisters, Mrs. y. r. Holmes, and
Mrs. Jacob wiggin, Who l. an invalid
and confined to the house, and were
both taken sick With Ia grippe. Getting
better they returned TO lowell, Mass,
where Mrs. blake took cold. Pneumo
mia act In which caused her death In q few
days. -,
tar. Daniel Edgeley Of Psrsonsheld
had a paralytic shock on Tuesday last
and cannot live but = short time. Mr.,
Edseley IL an aged man, upwards OF
eighty years and has always been = rug
erd, hard working man.
Mr.. Hama sawyer, Freeman Fox and
y. r. SAWYER are going To Boston "a
work the present season.
Spring iambs are looking ine. I. b
rrvnch and Ivory Towle hare nice docks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
BaOwNeIglD.

To-day, Friday, It Ia showing; po.-
pect 81 a hard storm.
Eugene Martin, Who has been In poor
health for the last few months, went
from thi. village, where he had been
stopping With hls brother, Ia his home
In East Hiram nearly THREE weeks ago.
lie died the iJth of March, aged about
10 years. lie leaves q widow, thr-c
daughters aud one brother to mourn his
lo... lie va. q member IL the j.. J.. j.
~. %. D., No. %. Also % the NJ. u. A.
81 Maine aud n. T..
Mr.. Julia rhur.ton % frccdJn IL WIS.,
Ting Nil. Gertrude Blake.
Miss susie Mcdonald 20 Dover, y. H.,
visit. Miss l.innle fhnk.
4 complimentary supper VAS given
by the ladi.. IL IN. peluawkrt Circle to
the 4. l.. I. ~. u o.. No. ~. at the hAn-
quot hall Tuesday evening. About 20
took supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
MASON.
cooi Weather for business.

Good weather for business.
A. y. bean hs. Put In ZONE extra
team. To get nut his ilmber In town.
True BOwn l. at work for HIN with hi'
oxen.
q. y. brown, While making turn 10
the wood. with al. team, came very
near being killed. The .led caught on .
dead tree, which br"k. aud fell, striking
him Oh the back aud shoulder. " u had
hit him on the head II must have killed
him Instantly. III. tree ~ss some : "r
10 ineh.. through. lie IL quite lame.
Mr.. q. .. Bcan entertained tile ladies.
circle last Wednesday.
A. q. Io,cjoy !. drawing timber To
West Bethel.
Herbert Ilcan Of Albany was In 'osu
last week.
Mr.. J.. q. Besn 4. some bitter.
4. Mason 10 gaining.
q. u. brown !. very feeble: doesn't 60
out much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
POINT.

Jo.eph D.. Colby Poet, al, Il, a. IL,
IA. engaged ". :. Robinson, ESQ. oi
Hartford "a deliver the Memorial pay
address al N,umford Centre.
The Rumford Point Dramatic .lao e
p~.t~i their popular drama, Jeieiiai
Jackson Judkins, J. A.. al Ramford cen-
TIRE. March "a. "a a good audience. The
n,rt. Wsre al well taken. The song
~ the young ladie. we're much apprcct
.t~i. One OF the best entertainments
aver given here. Closing With q dance
and oyster supper, at kimhalf. Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
OXFORD.

George steven. ~ Woodstock has
moy~i her, "a live with hl. father, Dr.
Orin stevens.
Geo. HOLMES, .on 10 the late u. u.
Holmes 81 East Oxford, who died In Au-
gusts, MAS brought home for burial.
Miss Anna Cumming. 10 Alhany IL
With her sister. Mrs. \. VI. French.
Married March Is, by y. II. Andrews,
Esq., Levi. \. Wing and Lena Hale,
both II Oxford.
At the town meeting Il ~as voted Ia
appropriate silDp for town schools, $40
Cor q IRE. high school. sSoc for support ~
pcor, s0n Ia pay town officers, ssn re-
pairing bridge. aud highways, $500
highway labor tax, 49, for expenses
Memorial pay, 50 for public library.
500 Tor contingencies. and voted e. buy
two rad machine. 81 J. L. Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
AERRnA

Prof. J. y. Moody % Auburn IL spend
Ing AL. vacation with al. mother.
Mr.. Horatio Cu.hmsn !. visiting her
daughter. Mr.. 4. VI. Richardson, al
wAtsryille.
Rey. =. II. Richardson Will be warm
ly welcomed To al. old home. summers
lo.. will be Hebron's gain, so things
average a. time goes on.
Mis. Oracle campus has resumed her
painting lesson. With Mrs. Brainard.
EmilOus Henson gains very slowly :
only sits up "a have his bel made.
Owing "a the busy week among the
STUDENT. the lyoeum, "wednesday even
Ing, was postponed.
Bert Glover l. hauling lumber for the
church this week.
The rad. are very rough at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
EAST HEBRON.

Charles :. keene has sold HE farm to
his brother, 4. u. keene.
A. NJ. Fogg expects 10 canvass for
nursery stock this season.
The travelling IL very rough.
n. q. keene IL putting In his Ice.
James shaw began work for IL. &.
Berry and son last Monday.
The sick are improving slowly.
n. q. kecne broke his wagon last
Tuesday as he WAS going To market, aud
he had To hang up one day for repairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
PERU.

The bridge bullders have finished the
railroad bridge at wyman's ferry aud
thsy have moved down 10 Thomas ntey-
nold's ledge 10 get stone for the over
head bridge. -.
Bert Ames got his hand damned In
the pulp mill at Ilvermorc fAi's IN ne
IL nj home while It IL healing.
wilson Stillman 10 hauling. spruce
from George Newman's to NJ his house
after it IL moved.
ne snow IL almost Oh % that come
teams 70 on wheels and some on runners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

90 .tt.-t'Isf circle nil meet AZ
.l f.. f.s.ily evening 20 this week.
~...sr tt served 40 half-past IN.
o. . .Ir. q thr COMMITTEE. ~ul
'.-. t t. "-ire, tra, aui ihey request
r-f 'Hr q plculc supper A.
. Nr.r supper the following
H Del gwen
o. U. N.-s tar. ns sui cncs uhayer
NJ A. fuft~s
NJ uammnnl
NJ n u nsmmant
UHnFr Maw flsrrs
..a Mss tEarkur usmmnui.
Mastrr fstiis Efer-an
sat Ia Ne g. Atsussl
M. a. Ns-u.
Au isria. an parts % the even
LILA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
WEST PARIS


The legal voters Of thls school district
are reQuested a. meet In the school
house on Wednesday evening. March sd.
az half p,st seven.
Many of a people are s,ill suffering
With bad colis.
The Epworth League meets with Miss
Hose Rxy on Monday evening.
Dr. q. X. Yates Il contemplating con-
Meeting hls house with the railroad
station by patting up a He'll telephone.
Rev. q. a.. Hamilton Was unable Ia BE-
here Friday night tn deliver his third
lecture, but will try and he here next
Friday evening.
Ms. Myrtle Yates and Miss iinnie
Locke returned to Kent. liiil Tuesday.
l. H. Andrews I. away on q business
tripto New York. Mrs. Andrews accom-
panied her husband a. FAR AZ Lynn,
Mass, Ia visit relatives there.
Fred Biri ~ worce-ter, Mass, IL In
town.
Prank Heck hs. = position with an
electric light company In Lynn, Mass.
Miss Carrie Btiggs has returned from
ropsham where she has been spending
the winter with her grandfather, Mr..
Marshall.
Dr. q. L. Buck Of south Psri. Was at
the Maple House Thursday, aud expects
to be there again In two weeks. DIR.
buck served an apprenticeship with
Dr. Davis. Ills work u giving good
satisfaction aud any q Who IL thinking
10 employing q dentist soon viii do well
tn give the doctor q call at his next vislt.
IIorsiio iloughton 10 Bryant's Pond
vas In TIL. placc Friday. Mr.. Houghton
IL agent Tor q patent cooker.
Miss liner Bryant % Boston, Mass, l.
visiting relative. In this Nciniiy.
Prank 4. Call aud family % Gichmond.
Maine, are stopping nj A. II. Bucknam's.
Franklin Grange IL Brysnt's Pond
presented the drama, 'eOur Folks" To =
fair sired audience In Centennial Hall,
Friday evening. The evenings enter
talnment wound up with = social dancc.
Extensive repairs are being made on
the inside 81 a railroad station.
Don't fall 10 use the unrvaled kellogg
Paints. I. y. Emmons, agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
WILSON'S wills

John :. Danforth, manager for the
I'smachecne. Club. ~ho has t-cn travel
ing Nth hi. family In the southern
states. passed through here ruesdsy on
his way 90 Camp Caribou.
pr. Flake % Providence, X. l., has
heen In town tsic. the past week on
professional visit. 10 Caleb smith Who
l. very sick at Flint. Hotel.
bradley bailey and Albert WALLACE
cam. here from COlebrook. and went
over GA the summer trail To Hell Gate
camp ca the Diamond.
Two very damp snow storms the pact
week, making oar forests look lovely To
all except the lumhemeu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22


The annual meeting of The Bethel VII
lage Corporation was held Monday even
Ing. March 18th. The following oficers
wrrc choseui
Msissssss, y A. rrye. E~s.
A..s:.s.,. Cha. h..o.. L. 8. xirsor,. %. c.
Trassrss, r.. q, Rsvs.
CeibrSss, v, y. nrvuu.
ksr,sesr.. &c. miasrs, q. Y. willy ~ "
Brva.
Appropriations were made for hy-
drant service, interest, etc. $50 wss APP
propristcd for repairing and lighting
street lamps for the next six months.
J. n. Barrows, CeyIon Howe aud &. \.
Edwards we're chosen M committee tn ln-
vestigaie Ia regard Ia changing the meth
cd OF lighting the strcets from kero-
sene oil lsmps 90 electric lights. We
ARE io have another town meeting one
week from next Thursday Ia reconsider
the vote By which an appropriation Of
es0o Was made ri the annual Town meet
Ing Tor the purpose OF paying tuition Ut
town scholars at Gould Academy. Con.
siderable feeling u betng manifested and
q full meeting IL anticipated.
There IL In he \ leap year ball, given
by the young ladies Of this village
Thursday evening next at Ideal Hall.
The young men are all hopeful. Good
music will be In attendance AMI q cool
IL expected.
Hon. Judge Foster and family return
ed from Aroostook saturday, March IL,
and Judge Poster went last week tn
where he IL holding court.
lletween 30 aud 600 cows have been
pledged .o far for the bethel Dairying
Association. Farmers who at first would
not pledge any have since done 80 aud u
IL hoJci the number pledged Will socu
reach 50o, the desired point.
Rev. y. T.. Barton of the uni,ersalist
In this village Rad his rcslgus-
ton sunday. March 18th, having receive
ri q call to Mechanic falls. Mr.. Barton
has been here some three year. aud has
done much to strengthen the chunch. All
are sorry On lo.c him. lie u . msn
much liked by al irrespective of relis-
Ious preferences.
Buy kellogg paints % seth walker 4
Son. They are the beet.
MIDDLE NrERvALL.
Fine weather.
VIM. rsrwell has q sheep that recent
ly gave birth Ia four lambs.
Encch O.gcod has rviurned tn somer-
act County.
J. swan 4 Sou are getting wood from
The Cummings lot.
joseph IIol, and family have returned
from Washington, ID. 4.
Mel Carter IL attending school at the
scademv on the I'LL.
Nearly all the sick ones sre i-tier
excepting Des. L.. T.. Holt. W. hope be-
~iil recover for be IL Que 81 our hrst
v. T.. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

The town 81 Hartford held their an
nusl meeting the 18th. The following
officer. were chosen;
Moderator, !. 7. G.,,r
gkrt. N. 4 Osg-si
~>si.dnsa. hsiison Russell. licflst ih.h.
Mslru Holmes.
rrvs.arvr. n q O.scsl
-upsf,i-or 20 >chasal., Usre~rt trsh.
nasi Cemmissieesr. A. fufti..
The town voted To adopt the town
system on schools, also voted Ia pay
money for highway work.
Adlson Newton'. time Ia out the 9TH
90 April. lie expects Ia 20 Ia MA.sa.
chus.tts.
4. =. Kerry has hired out Ia Nose.
Alley the coming season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
NORWAY LAKE.

New. I. mlnu. thi. week.
HE sick are all improving and no new
cases % Ia grippe 10 report.
The bushes. l. mostly cutting up h
wood pile. .
J. -. smith returned from Portland
Wednesday. lie Z. stopping with ;. n
stevens.
Edna stephen. Ia. been having a bad
cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
EASY BaowNF,elo.

The heavy winds have swept pretty
clean, news aud all. -.
Percy Dow of k.nt's linl stopI~,i
over the sabbath NJ w. u. stickDey'.
aud returned Nth whitman and samuel
stickney on the itth. lie had been at
fryeburg aud l~iiriirtt plano tuning and
having been under the instruction OF
Prof. Morse understands his business.
Charles IIui IL now considered out of
danger aud the prospect is he will ~
cover.
The other sick people are improving.
II. n. Gle. !. At Portland attending
the business college, ne s Charlie. ~
stanley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
BYRON.

oNNSN.
Monday staple. & Co., landed the
last of their yaried spruce, and most u
the teams aud men left. AZ the boys
have Worked hard through the winter,
our town friends will please excuse them
II they are q little risky.
John and Hiram Howe. David Glines,
Virgil kimbali and their wives, visited
their sister aud old .choolmate, Mrs.
John ~lloughton. and family. last Friday
aud saturday. while there an attempt
was made to decide the following ques-
lions; lat, In our day young folks didn't
set like the dickens AZ they do now"
?nd, "woman'. mind fall. earlier In life
than man'.." On the first question. after
having "reminiscences % occurrences %
youthful day. from David aud John,
wltnc.se. on the negative, u VAS decid-
oi that public policy demanded . secret
verdict. On the secopd question, hat.
and I.ydis took the negative, to dectie
nv q contest In q rubber IL cards ssaln.t
Virgil aud John. 1T VA. neck aud neck"
o. the home stretch. when the ladies, no
ticing Vrrge's admiration for q gaudily
dressed queen In hls hand, took his part
ncr'. Pedro with the nine 'pot, aud
claim pctilcoat. should rule.
A. y. Young aud wife have lscn on q
Walt la friend. at Pennington.
VIII Abbott took q nineteen mile ride
saturday =. NJ, Ia tend his cousins two
children, that .hc might enjoy q .oclable
" ith her old friends at North Humford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
EAST BgrHUl-

wm. u. swan % Lynn, Mass, rccent-
liz visited hi. father, I'll swan, Who u
.till very sick.
Mis- lsona swan has returned To her
work az wAltham, Mass. she va. sc
companied back by Mrs. Mary Darling,
Who will spend a few months with rela-
ti,es and friends In Massachusetts,.
Miss Mary Bartlett ~ i.umford u VIZ.
ltlng Relatives In this place.
john swan and wife have returned e.
Bethel llill.
Mr.. Dolly and daughter have moved
la 20 live with ". D. brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
RRNANH,s POND.

There la movement Ia form a camp
10 the sons of Veterans At this place.
All Interested, particularly members Of
whitman Post. are requested to BE- pres
ent NJ the meeting called for that par-
pose Thursday, MsrVh stth, At : 2. NJ, In
q. 4. X. Hall. sons 90 ex-soldiers from
other towns Are invited to Join.
The tniVersAlist society are making
arrangements fur an old folks concert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

ed friday after q .ucce.--
20 10 s~ks taught by Misc
T. Elrge.. q Brunswick. Miss
Dbl. i.N sup+rors In the Art %
Distraction In the school
saturday evening the school
st'. t rfrrfs.nmsut. With al parts q
' i-g.m erIl sustained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
-USE-
Paints

Don't take any stock In the mlsrepre-
scntatious of competitors, but examine
and Judge for yourselves. Compare the
work of this paint With any other. care
fully noting al 10 the conditions under
which IL MAS applied, aud the relative
co't 10 the job, aud you will be- ,on,inc-
ed that the claim. made for this paint
are moi oyerrated.
The advertiser. desire no better recon-
incubation for their paint than the un-
perverted facts a. shosn by the many
buildings on which Il has been used, will
justify. 4 few samples % the work are
here noted, via:
4. o. Cummings re-iisncs. 4. : Tucker'
ssare W y. I~sVitts' stow -. W Hobbs stow
ssi w.tisaee. NORWAY =hsyti.t sharvh. J.. :.
Hllllax.' rvsklsnos, ~aath rsns=k !. fehhsft.'
rv.hisnoe. -yssol Iadafy, Lccks's Mill. - Con
Uvsstionsi churh. Dilsst,
Year stteutlsn u al-o cslh-i b. The kslloss
ttor rain,a They meet With The nngaahhcl
approval ~ al sho Ne. thru. Thy dD hari
over night. have q me sius.. AMI wear lke lrn'
Girasr. AMI cUaf esrls frrs.
Apply a. yoaf h-al desisr-. 90 h.
S. P. MAXIM & SON, GEM Agents,
.pIfIu PANS MAIsE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
MEXICO.

Edwin II. Wait. a former resident OF
pixheld. thcn 90 Mexico, theu OF JAY,
Maine, l. now living Ia Newark, south
Dakota. lie enlisted from Mexico In
col Virgins noted siri regiment.
since b. moved a. Dakota his wife was
Instantly Killed during Que ~ those terri
be billiards. that are unknown In Maine.
Among other crop. raised last year, h.
raised Op bushels % rax s-ei. lie write.
that hc Intends o. Visit the Chicago en-
po.liion and may yisit beforc returning
home. that more prominently mentioned
lccallty. Mexico and i.umford falls.
\ short time Ago there wa.s portrait
% Joseph llir.t. and a short sketch oil q
portion 20 his business life. Observing
The picture, the writer concluded that u
must o. that 81 a former Citizen 81 Dtx-
held. a Young man Who took the degrce.
within the gin % BlaIing star Lodge of
Mason. In led al Mexico, while he was
Al the head In the management Of the
woolen factory AZ piNfeld. lie there
fore - rots a letter Of Enquiry, addressing
II 90 Joseph Hlrsi, SECRETARY OF lns,alla-
ton. World. Columbian Exposition,
chicago. an. The reply reviewed was
that he was the same old Joe. MI.
IIirst spent several years In aud nssr
Ihlla lelphi,. During the Centennial Ex-
position h. held an important position 10
connection herewith. lie represents
the state % FLORIDA In the National Com
mission. lie built the house on Meeting
House iIill In Dixheld village, nov "c-
i cupl~i by Prank willoaghby.
last Wednesday staples men came
from the head water. % swift River.
They closed the winters logging Tues.
day. having landed two million fcct oil
.pruce on ssift Rivers banks near the
Mott place.
4. N. Reed IL saving about fifteen
cords of birch every day. lie saws "
into spool and dowel strips.
IA was fore,old-came At h appoint
Ell time and remained long enoagh-'he
cold save.
You can buy Kellogg Paints q, fafAs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
MILLS

blanche iI.rrick .. stopping at North
Norway.
Eugene Libby is driving team for G.
q. Folsom.
Mrs. Frank Este. IL quite sick.
Mrs. A. q. Libby IL recovering from
her recent Illness, Ia grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

r.rkln, - thi. place Who ~
-, .-..g-iiu The Named New Bruins
- Ir.u.rce CO.. revived $50
.rI Monday CA account % the
.tt.fs mrm'sr in his class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

LF Nr Wcicr holds regular sery-
'H. house eSvry other week,
appreciated by the dis
H. rsNt appointment Nul D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

Nv. TAYLOR. superintendent 20 Pcole
tNat.. Ir.. .h.ug CO. % Bangor, u
-h.t. .fV .HIiyiting advertisements
u1HturN % oxford County.
NV FOL .r, sHI c~iryulAtc tosn copies
.nff Hui a. % reaches most
.fff. fr must D. % value as an
tI,- medium ln the Countics
at.- .f.I have publish~d their book
tfe f. .A. Nrv highly 20 them,
lrl aI. .Il. fb.y have NOR, than tglhll-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22
RrAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
somu '. srisIsT. Rso,.rru.

JoHS v. sSAsLsE. Rsoisrss.
nsrnSi-
u. q. Yssns q al 90 ,. y. Barlstt. sits
svHos.
v. u. Abtpst 10 Asiro-coxSis water
Power Cemrsny. !.
y. iioaxtson 20 sane. 10
cASros.
u. c. ssss.oa 10 q. N. Eii'. IA
pixrfrlp.
=. ". Bau~rasli 10 \. ". WaTlsr, "a
=. A. Mcr.s IN .. %. Ailsn. III
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t-f Thar ths ue~ fAg for Paris hill
.~t wHI D. raised during May
..Ittit llou John =. swAssy
.-trUr 20 The evasion.
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IN. annual meeting 20 school district
si.DIioi al the brick school house
- >,fupiay. March -, az 4 o'clock
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

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.tg Cor her mother, Mrs.
ita ~ more. Who i very low.
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ny .sn. trahk a Ntliiamsun. NJ. time. ant foF
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r-. Trtft, evening Considering the
and travelling, there was = good
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~ ,rtirmv cupola will Bot always
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yluarl L. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-22

I'D. ,l1s feature % the rennyson
-... .. tt the Nestry "Wednesday
a,.r ea. 'hr reading ~ sslcciions
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t ltii the aadirncc pre-
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