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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
WES1 PERU.

Mr.. viii. l. Ia town getting ready "a
commence on the railway stations. Lum'
Der 4. being hauled Ia the groani.
L. ID. Dclano Loot q valuable COW.
Cause, enlargement 10 the heart.
Jane. Gow.ll u engaged With VIZ.
VIII. as foreman on the DiHheld sta
ton.
10. y. stillmin l. driving . supply
team through TIL. section. giving the
boarding house. an opportunity to buy
their supplies 90 all kinds, groceries,
proyi.ion., etc, NJ their home, ss cheap
a. can b. bought al any store within i've
miles ~ the b.w city: al.o giving the
farmer. chsnc~ tn .eli their farm prod
uc. at the door f,r the highest market
price. Eggs taken st the highest cash
price. Halter, what the demand requires
Fish aud oyster. IN their season.
Mrs. 4. J. tuiin sni Mrs. Philip
Andrew. are on the sick llsi.
Crossing on the ice !. good Yet.
IIolli. Turner ~. two men N work
for him, and h- u doing quite q Job log
cling.
snow 4. pl~ntv on all hut the main
roads, where " !. " orn on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Ernest Morrill, sold Y. J. Mains q nice
pair of three-yeAr-oh steers last week.
\. q. Grover has finished his blrch and
poplar Job.
y. I. Bean IL putting In quite quanti'
~ of white birch at his mill.
A. @. I.ovejoy has been confined to
the house for several days but We under.
stand that he IL better.
Oscar Mason u selling cedar posts,
lie has some very nice ones. frcd Ord
way took . four-horse load Of him the
other day.
thls week.
Leon Tyler don't blow HE horn but h
cells fr~sh ash. Hope he wili contlnus
the business.
MANY Of our farmers are short OF hay
stock IL whitening veil.
All are reporting good luck VIII
lambs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NtsIcO.

Men beglnto gather At Eumfori Fails
Mr.. Hay Ia. .ent ten men Ia hnl.h the
culyeri.. Cemeni, timber, bricks, &C.,
ar- being haulSl.
Florand villctie has commenced ou
hi house.
III. Turner will put men 10 work on'
week from your next Issue. lie IA.
5000 feet ~ lumber GU the ground
The bridge !. 90 be put up AZ once, and
II Il aid IL will be erected aud ready Tor
travel In fewer days than . work OF a.
much magnitude was ever erected W
Malne. Next week the week that ihl'
will b. 10 the D,mocrat the work on thu
bridge l. Ia commence. Perhaps
twelve months hence Will not show Z
change at Rumtord fall., bat Ne be-
lie,e there vii be an astonishing Que.
SfARkEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
-. 80 1890 RANk

UsarllII meeting 20 the corpora
ta1 ~ co. ~Huih rad. saving. Bank
-. ls. tf bon. banking r,soms on Thurs
Gay. Nir.h auh. ~ whi,h time the tot
.a.H trustee. were elected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
IAsn suNNER.

George y. Barrows has bougn' tne
Charlie. N. Durham farm and VIII soon
Occupy the same. -,
III. Cary has bought MI. barross
.t.nd and will suece.-d him a. station
agent. B.thusl, .on of Mr.. Cary, Is Va
,-,,ry on nj. fathers farm.
Ms. Celia Dlnhsm has bought
.t.nd Al North Backheld, and VIII soon
remove there.
Altsrt II. Park, Who has been teaching
In Harrington this winter, 10 e>pe,'e"
home this week. 49,.
N. hear that Dr. II. q. W. Cnshman
M sumnsr 1. To locate In Auburn.
Henry A. Young aud George IL. f.sk.
,rd. ~ho have ben keeping q boarding
hoa.e near Ily.rmorc Fall. for the pss,
thre. years. have fought the mus ~
W..t summer and have moved thereto
Is. IIod,ion, Of Ess, Summer, oner,
,a l,... nj. store a. he wishes 10 carr,
ON hi. farm. A good chance Tor ih'
right party. ,..n m,
rrank Morrow % Auburn has been ny
irwin, Ia bay q few oxen, bat uiss -
Al only six dollars per hundred 10, "''
hs-f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
soers sucsrislp

EiiEa A. Record has sold her stand q
Mrs. Charlie. Durham ~ East sumner
Luther Turner !. repairing the stand
be- bought ~ Rob Dean. Jane. y. Blck'
neil Il helping him.
Head Broth.r.' mill yard IL we'll fillcd
With lgmber. They ar. anxious Tor Z
ri.. % water.
Mr.. Lucy Scammou has returned
from = short visit "a oxford.
Prank Merrow 81 Auburn has drives
quite . lot ~ oxen through our place Tor
the past week.
Jason Mitchell l. on the rad again
with frc.h h.h.
George Damon |. At Portland for a
while.
Charlie. Dunion has bough, the Frank
brown stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
EAST BETHEL.

March Ia. given ne some winter
weather, and more snow than any Other
month.
sugar maker. are preparing for the
sugar season.
Mr. A. d. Brisgs Of East sumner,
county deputy. recently visited Alder
River Grangr.
Mrs. Y. q. Ptrry has gone 20 Mssss
chusetts to spend few weeks With ''e'
children.
Mrs. Jennie Holster of Norway spent
the past ws~k With her sister. Mrs. j.
III. swan.
Dea. NJ. 4. Kimbsli has returned FROM
Massachusetts.
w. y. Brown recently sold very nIcs
two-yesr-old colt for sll00 %.
y. q. Howe and J. n. Bartlett have
Joined the order Of Knights Of Pythia'
at Hanover.
Did, March 5lth, ida, Infant daugh
Ter Of James n. snd Nins Swan, agsd
mouths and u dsy~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

Monday and Tuesday Of the past well
were cold aud windy, the mercury
ranging from ten above zero Ia sixteen
below, which IL the lowest indicated by
the THERMOMETER the past winter here.
J. VI. Phllbrook aud I'LL Stearns we're
In town the pas, week. Also II. u. ~
llngwood.
Dr. Geo. IIaIelion and DIR. Walker, vet
mary surgeon 81 Norway lake, we're at
flint's Hotel over sunday.
Walker ish,,ing quite run of custom
In this "hor.e poor" community, a. every
man has all the way from two Ia ten OF
more.
Furniture aud furnishing for Indoors
aud oat are going up each week Tor the
rarmscheene Clubis camps above here.
several Inches Of snow fell Friday
night aud saturday.
Bearcc 4 Wilson were 10 town saiur.
dAy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
ROSBuRv.

The cold weather and snow are I
grc,t help 90 business.
Mr.. Freeman, who had the Job tc hsu
iOso cord. ~ birch for l.. ~. Heed, wil
come much nc,rr the mark than ",
expected a month sgo. u. Richmond
Ia. put In big pair % oxen for fr-e
man. and heavy pair 81 horses frou
staples big string have gone In, 81 that
the birch I. coming out io the MILL mucf
faster.
Hay Ia sli per ton aud not plenty.
rotat"c. src plenty bat no sale. SONS
sr- feeding them Ia stock.
Money I. not plenty.
Some hne Young hor.es here that The
owner. would Ike 10 turn Into money OF
good PAPER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
MIRIAM.

Mr.. Samuel Hayward % Charle.town,
Mass, I. visiting his daughter, Mrs,
Mlnot :. Brssier.
lion. Charlie. T.. Hubbard Of kcyar
Fall. has removed to Hiram village.
Dr. Charlie. T.. ilsrri. 81 fryeburg
va. In town last week.
william 4. buck .. learning the black
smith trade of Alvin v. Dow.
Horn. In south Hiram, March i;th, q
son To Mr.. WALLACE u. wsdsworth.
Mr.. Jane. Edgccomb ID recovering
from a long period % Illness.
samuel y. Adsms has purchased the
hotel at Brownheld Centre and moved
into L.
col. J. .. Twitcbell u tsking carr of
Col. Adric VI. Clemons, Who l. serious
IL III With heart disease.
Charlie. ~. Gould IL conhned Ia his
lcd With Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
OxgOQO


Joseph Robinson intends To 90 to Flor
ida sool.
Charles Robinson has applied for pa
tent on q neck yoke for horses.
\ pension has been granted Daniel
whitshouse.
Harry Hayes IL collecting samples oi
fertilizers to te analyrei at the state
College 81 oroao, OF which he L. grad
uste.
Married, March iith, by Luther Ter
kins, Esq, % Mechanic Falls, Ed~ari
ke,be of Portland and Edith Lunt of
oxford.
The oxford Division sons of Temper
ance he'll q very snc,~ssful fair Thur.-
day and Friday evening with an anti
quarisn supper. Instrumental aud vo-
cal music, songs % all natures, read
ings, etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NEMRN.


Mrs. y. y. stearns Was suddenly taken
III Friday of last week and still continue.
to be very sick.
James spluney was kicked by horse
one day last week aud quite badly hurt.
Orrin Posters horse teamster Killed q
fox With his whips,ock In the road near
Mr.. Posters rrsilence Last saturday.
The FOX had been pursued for some
hours by hound belonging To T.. u.
knapp.
q. A. Baker has returned from the
logging woods In Msgalloway.
VI. l.. Thurston and brother have
finished their logging job In Dunn.
Notch aud are about Ia break camp.
Loggers "a . general thing have done
well so Tar; " those Who have the driv-
Ing To do should succeed az well II Will
BE- prosperous season for all parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
EASI hIRRON.

County Deputy lIrigg. visited East
Hebron Grange Last Tuesday.
n. l.. k.cne IL visiting In Poland.
y. q. Rsmsdclrs infant son 10 very
sick.
Charles D-Co.,er !. looking Tor rrDi.
Addison Monk :. quite alex with pneu-
MONA.
The grange have resumed work ou
Grange Hall.
n. v. Merrill wen, Int, the Wood. last
Friday afternoon accompanied by hl.
little sou lIeftie. Tie little fellow ~s.
at PLAY while hi. father cat wooi. snt
Mr.. Merrill cut y snail tree which be
feared might r-ach M" hoy az b. told
him Ia run away, hat the little fellow
ran IN. wrong way. aud M. tire. struck
him. breaking the thigh bone. Dr. Cald.
well was cSil~i aud the bone set. her
tie 4. getting along we'll now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
tAsI BRoWNFielo.

Winter It'll fingers.
The King. Daughters will give an
entertainment and pink tea at the town
hall, March ?ath. Supper from 10 Ia
: 10 and the entertainment 90 follow. NJ
the close the tickets will be good for q
souvenir cup and saucer.
Mrs. ~. \. Brooks, Who Ia. made u,
her home At her fathers, u. Bsr,letts.
since the death ~ her husband, IL very
los, aud not expected To live, " .till
alive.
~. VI. stanley !. at home from Port
land, sick.
Colds are prevalent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NORWAY LAKE.

DIR. Iia,elion hs. been ~ to the lake.,
removing tumors for people there. II'
came home the hr.t ~ last week but
went back Friday.
Mics Aury Partridge has gone back Il
her work In Portland.
Mn, brooks health Ia. improved
very much.
Charles Cannon has bcen chosen
agent In the Fixes nm District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
SUMNER

The shedding has nearly left IA again.
Jo.hus Young 81 Hartford s,ill con-
tinue- Ia feeble health, not hsing able "a
ait up but a small portion of the time.
Melville Becker !. on the sick list.
Mrs.. v. n. Thompson IL quite feeble.
Thomas Glin.s ~ Bethel Waited hi.
sister. Mrs. T.. l.. Sturtsy,nt, last week.
q. X. aud n. y. Russell have hni.he'i
their Job % hauling logs NJ Ess, sumner
and returned home.
e. NJ. Parlln aud wife vent Ia south
Paris last Monday, returning on Tue
t.N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
SWEDEN.

Another edition of winter weather and
good sleiding which Il b.ing improved
by the farmers In getting grain aud
other supple. To last through mud time
About hfty % the friends Of Mr.. aud
Mrs.. =. l.. Piummer assembled at thei'
home the evening Of the 18th, u beinE
the 18th anniversary Of their ml,riige'
4 very pleasant affair. Mr.. and Mrs. u
would extend their thanks for the pres
euts reviewed aud alec the good wishes
expressed by the company.
school meeting. have been held III
some ~ the districts. George NJ. Ben
nett 1. agen, In No. ! and 4. IL. white
house Ia No. 2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
hIRRON

Harry Hamilton spent sunday Ia the
place.
Rev. \. u. Richardson WAS In town
Tuesday.
gsv. Mr.. wymin of Augusta gave a
lecture In sturt.,ant Hall Tuesday even
ing. on Food snd frollc.
Mr.. Carrie bray, who has been quit.
.Ick. L. some hitter.
Mrs.. IIibb. sni I.ebcc,s are LA Psri.
ihl. week n.i,ing Mr. aud Mrs. Jane.
L. piks.
Mr.. addison Maxim !. improving
slowly.
The weather 90 FAR hs. not been favor.
able for sugar m,king. There are good
m,ny tree. tapped, sud IL !. hoped there
will be change of weather soon.
The few inches Of snow are leaving
very fast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
.nnrI.AIsr aE1AEI

The topic % couVersatlon here now !,
the sudden death 90 Il. \. Chapman 81
Mll~ausee, Wisconsin, whose gen"ro.'
NV aud sindne-. of heart u 80 we'll
known here a. % need no comment.
Addle n. Mason went TO Nes iisml'
mir, 20 attend the prize ordinations Al
BERLIN High school, which occurred 'h'
18th. 80,
CD. Ingall. aud Mi.. Della Bennett
,rom B.rIin rall- we're At seth Mason.
few day. last week.
N,s. blanche bailey has finished wor'
AZ NJ. Peuley'. aud gone To her home u
Portland. .
Good crossing on the Ice At present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NORTH PARIS.

Mrs. Morgan Lewis !. very .ick at her
home.
Rev. Seth Henson has let hls farm Ia
Charles Stevens Of Trap Corner, and
Will move Ia the eastern part OF the
state where he has engaged AZ pastor OF
church for the coming year.
Miss Isabel bradford IL Improving.
Miss Sarah bradford Of Brockiou,
Mass, L. not a. well and Mrs. Durham
expects tn 90 back soon.
Miss I.orana ". Robbins IL quite poor
ly. The doctor called TO see her last
week.
When little new snow comes there are
very few Idle teams, and With the suns
help, Il IL very soon worn out In the
roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
RU~FoRo POINT.

school taught by ". \. Howard Of
Andover, In district No. ), closed the
llth.
Mr.. Hannah Abbott, familiarity known
A. Aunt IIaSen. .. very Low. She Il In
her eoth year. Her Children have be-n
scut Tor.
The Kills River scciable va. not bell
last saturday cN,ning owing to Mrs. As
Illness.
Brothsr lick. % the Word and Work
s.sms "a hit the changes of the aino.-
phsrc pretty closely.
J. :. Iluichins 10 teaching al East
Eumfor,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

n arslI. meeting 20 the corpora
tHl .' fts ~uuth Paris savings Bank
- Do lf bon. banking r,.oms on Thurs
iiy. Nar,i a,ih. ~ Nhi,h time the fol-
as.r- ....,,e. we're elected
h.ae .fr
lH I..#
t-t.- sasn.
II. TH.ra.
u .aH.a.H
U. Ger
We. . IA .TsFr
'ar. sslaf
~ trustee. prg,nifcd With the cleo
N-l ~ .' ore. 10. follows:
Nlt ,..-t.T r-s.iisut
tff.I I... NI#s rr-siisnt
'f Wee Tressaryf
~. ta1s IL 11e - the chief financial
i'''.'..ls % th- cuauty. It, deposits
shc''i tiit "a miilion dollars, aud IT.
-sh sHurlusss aud general pros
l-ttN Do credit tn tl. ability and faith
i...f'' "t flH,s having It. matters Ia
oafsr ltI. va. tie tNentisth consec-
-.,' ,.','.ol ~ Me.srs. shurtlcf, True
80 t1'hugham a. TRUSTEES, aud Of
4sr "a,Ua as treasurer. they having
- a''' .hI.'u AZ the time ~ the or
t.-.i'..'l oi The hank. The hank just
y a..'.'s no great confidence which ths
F,r ~ ihs county have given u.
N.attrvu years sgo," said President
l-'i.' =, "ss OrgsniE-i aud bsgAn bus
- -"su there over the harness shop.
r'uh.led there during the hrst two
~. W. have dune large business, far
','e'1g our iond.st expectations, and
ui'r 9TH very feN exception. been
M 'lails In placing our Investments.
~ president names a. the most con
.4'l' excvpiion. the failure % A. r.
g- - q The Mechanic Falls psper
rs IN shiCh failure the south Psri.
'.As' bsuk "a. cleaned cut % a full
'ous eafuiugs.
hsl - done a. we intended AZ ons
- sysJulge Wilson, I'VE should
H.. 's,eaPy hst'er banking rooms than
'e'm' that the inteutlon VAS the
go. -lh ~ q large business block on ths
- ' nos oyCupisd by wheet.r's In
~, 49, otacy, Brigg. aud Fsrr.r's meat
- ani W. A. Porter. fruit store,
a. I-fi,ss then owning the locstior
-, slsh 70 sell, hence the abandon
~rsi VI lie A.sa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NOTICE or SALE.

Pur.sass 90 Ievs-e froa tl~ pro,si. C.art
vtshis AMI for tbe Cssssy ef Oxford. . shail
eli q puhlic ssrtisa % the twenty ninth day of
April. a. %. lssi. q zen e'eisrb IN The fsrcnson.
UhIeh rspphea Chasder. iase Of sssw IN SAIL
(ouu(y. sis.es.esi, ks.t in ssd ~ ths following
siesrrils-i rial e>sass. via; Ths hsssesseat tars,
WITH buitiings tbsress. gunet AMI osrupici ~
ss ss.psss Chs.dsr .. =; IL o. ~: $500
% Csh kiver.
SS s. r; q. q l n;s i z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
LOWELL.

The result IL the post mortem examl
nation 81 the body 81 the late Edwin o.
Cannon showed that the disease from
which he suffered was ulcers ~ the
stomach. The doctors In attendance
were Hubbard aud Noye. of Lowell,
Coolidge % Waterford and Bartlett Of
fry,barg.
Dr. Josiah Head Il stopping In town,
Marshall walker .. on the sick li.i,
and .. &. Walker :. laid up with the
rheumatism.
Mr.. George harrington u very sick,
With not much hopes ~ his recovery.
\ dance al the American House We'd
nesday evening, and Que next week at
Andrews Hall With oyster supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
LEGION.

We have had more winter I'D aA'''
than n any time this season.
Hollis Abbott vent to Andoses ssa'
dxy for the doctor for one OF osy
Thurston's children. IL Vas the roas"
est dsy for the winter ,., -.
Mrs. Ryer.on and Mrs. 6od"'" A'
slowly recovering. w..a.x
weston sargent caught fox MoSasy
prank Bragg while going 10 Erto'
~,th . Io>d Of hay saturday uppeo o'e'
and hart hls ksss qsiis badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
DENMARK.

Mr.. Franc Wilson I. still confined to
her bed from the injuries received BY the
running away 81 sherman llartford''
horss two weeks ago.
Mr.. Elbridge Thorn, who has had
charge 81 the town farm the past ak
year., will move Ia the Corner the first
% April. The selectmen are looking Tor
a man to al hi. place bu, he will behard
90 nnd.
Mr.. I. II. Berry at the special meeting
last saturday Was elected road com.
missioner for the coming year, aud Will
have si5o0 TO repair the roads with.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
PORTER.


snow siorm "wednesday. Some four
inches. Hard wheeling.
There are three lying dead la this
town to-day. Mr.. samuel Billings, the
Oldest inhsbiiant In town: he would
have been ~ 10 lse had lived until April
~. Mrs. iS,i Libby, Who rec-ivei q
fall, a short time since, which Was the
cause of her death. She would hsve
been 81 the iith 81 July. Sswell saw.
Yer, a soldier ~ the l,rbell'on, del of
consumption. Tie h,i been sick some
two years. Agel ~ years. lie leaves
widow ani tao sons.
Mr.. Eben lIlsyP u the oldest ex'po.t-
master 10 the United States. lie WAS ~
years old Dcc,mber jth last. Ilereceiv-
ed his first sppolntment as postmaster
In 1879 under President J,cksou, ani
held the Office up to President Cleve-
lands administration With the exception
Of about i've years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TINS oo,Nos or the wssx m ALL
SECTIONS OF rNG COUNTY.


HgrNCl.
More snow and some good sielxhlng
during the psst week Lumber and
wood have been coming I'm.
Mrs. Relief 4. Merrill of this village
died sunday, March sosh, sg~d about ~
years. rhe funeral took place wednes-
dAy, Rev. Mr.. lisrton officiating.
Emery q. Young has purchased the
farm escapied, until quite recentiy, by
v. \. Dunn, near this village, on the
rad to Locke's Mills.
some go cows are no~ pledged tor the
butter factory. 100 more are needed. II
10 thought they can BE- secured.
Town meeting next Thursday to see "
the vote spprcpriating ss00 Ia par tut
tons al Gouhi Academy Of scholars In
town can be re.c,ndej, aud To transact
some other business.
A report Of the leap year ball which
occurred Thursday evening IL given else
where In our columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
GRAFTON

4 large number % logging crews arr
coming out Of the woods. They have
teen landing lumber al q rapid rate
since the good shedding came.
J. n. farrsr, With three span OF
horses landed last week Ia the river, 81,
hundred aud ..,enty-four logs In ia,
days time. lie hni.hei his contract ou
Tuesday of this week.
Lumbermen generally report a goct
winters Job.
Some 81 the lumbermen are stopping
over until the drive. There are about
2,OO0,Oo more lumber Ia drive dowt
the Cambridge than ever before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
apOWNelElO.

saturday snd rue.dsy evening. the
dramatic club presented the drains. The
Volunteers. AZ Dsmaiic Hall Tor the
benefit NJ the Daniel \. bean Post. u.
A. u. The proceeds amounted to about
go.
The snow I. leaving very fast. The
roads are g~,iing bad sgsin.
The Kings Daughters will give an en-
tertainment sud supper next Tu'.d,.
evening.
SIR. I. y. Bovnion IL very sick. al.o
Mr.. Thoms. Sc,yey Il on the sick list.
Many are suffering from very bad
colds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
wfsr Bucsgitlp.

Oscar Eastman of sumner IL at work
a 4. Msyhss's.
Ephraim Harlow Ia. gone to Ne~
York.
Dana Harlow l. going TO Ma.saehu'
.stts On teach school.
4. m. Ellwood commenced work IA th'
lei factory az south Paris TIL. week.
Decatur Turner ~ south Paris was al
Merritt Farrar's last suniay.
~.E. Newell ~ Psr. I'LL Was at Wes'
Buckfield last Tuesday. .
Angie EllwOod |. al work al H. u
Au.slWs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
eNvgeuRo.

Mlss Anna Barrows made . flying trip
here last week.
\. W. Fife, Eco, aud wife, returned
here from ilerlln last Thursday.
The leap year party at Marks Hall
Was . great success, aud good cum VAS
left for the q. A. II. post. 81 couples
we're In the grand march. Much credit
IL due the young ladies. To Miss Lillian
D.. smith, the door director, wac much
Of the entertainment due. supper WAS
served at Mrs. y. Thompson's.
The hotel question IL the main topic
of the day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Pursuant b. iiesa.e from The lien. Judge II
Probate Tor the Coanty of Oxfsci, shail cell a
pa,lic asstion 90 the thirtesnth day Of April
psxt, q one o'slerk. y. ~. On the premises, All
late of Lreenuooi. In saii County, hal AZ tss
time % he decesse In AMI o. the Oh hscoa fsr,a
t.osails-i,l situated IN the towa Of Grrsnwo"i
on the oil County rad. bstween West
Paris and iiryant's Pvsi. ccatainiar aieui ~
servs. wsli divtiei Into wool. pastarv as.i al
lsss. well wsserysi. with grsi obi fsra baihiinxs
t. q. nAcoS. Ad~r.
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Ngr-t 70 r-E TAX PAYERS
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lror..- o.. ,.r.a up al taxes commit
iFi tU .. '.r collection fnr the YEAR
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a.. t.,r %. .umm,nc- lsgsl pr"c-.,i-
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INV a... u. expense made ca all bxrs'
r,t %. .ai J-r.oual, withoG; esceJ-
'.-. -.tla...ag uapail on aud after the
A.sIf .lIr.l date.
Paris. Nf Mr. -. lsr4.
t|tNHftE sAEfANp, Collector.
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r,,r, will D. .cCiable al the bsptis,
-, "wednesday cVeuing. ficnic sup
.s,,f h,ii.past -lN, afterSari literary
,,.-t,irmsnt. Zach Que l. invited to
-. 1uptaiion. naming the author, 90
=, f1rfrii "a i've CENTS. Admission,
,6s.rf.. children half Prtce.
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AARHEORO.

John Morgan has cold his farm 70
Decstur Irish. roh,
u.lI.u Thomas has hired out 10 jon"
Ihurlow the coming season.
Decatur Irish has made arrsngemen.'
With Mr.. Libby % put up n',r m." a,
men, on his lot Al the south ha''''''
burying ground. .,,o, \,
Erpe.t Thompson from stoushton "
Stating hls friends In Hartford.