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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
WesJ BUcHe,elD.

PAIRING bee At u. A. fagg's Las, Tues
day night.
A. =. IIe..ey had q husking and dance
Tuesday night.
school closed In the Allen district on
account of the teacher, Miss l>orens
win.low. being alex.
J. NJ. smith has bought q horse OF \.
Briggs.
Mr. Farar Ia. been repairing hi.
house.
stephen wlnslow has swapped hi.
horse for q pair Of steers.
Miss Lena Bennett has been at home
from Norway.
Herbert Harlow aud wife Of Newry
we're at &. u. IiArlow's, last week.
Isaac Turner caught raccoon last
week.
W. l.. Harlow was at home from Rum
ford Falls, the 18th.
\. \. Holland aud Geo. Cushman have
painted the Prince school house.
&. W. Lowe has moved Into u. Z.
Love. rent.
Mrs. 4. A. Warren Ia on the sick list.
l.. T.. Monk has hired out Ia take
charge Of the Oxford town farm. liz
goes Tuesday, Oct. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
AAlQXER


The hand gave Chas. Silver q sercnade
Last week.
work on the town hall Il progressing
fnely. The frame l. up and boarded.
The oxford Conference met With the
church her, the 18th and 18th. One
noticeable feature 81 the conference MAS
thea bsencc % so many familiar faces,
only Que regular preacher aside from
Andoycr MAS present.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 4. harrington had =
silver wedding the sth. Quite q num-
Der II friends and relatives were present.
The Methodist circle met st Mrs.
Wallace Richards Last "wednesday.
The celebration Columbus Day Vas
fully attended. The several schools
unit~i In making Il busy day for the
liitl. folks. The schools In Nos. !, ,,
and S will cio.e the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
A,.,,sls,.A AnsvvsrS.

Some years ago an Englishman W.
ascending small and easy peak OF the
Alps In company with famous Obsr.
land guide. Part Of their course lay
over snow field sinking gradually on
pne side. and ended sharply by spreci.
pice ON the other.
The two men were walking along not
Tar from the edge Of this precipice when
Me Englishman. thinking that an easier
path might 10 made by going nearer tho
rigc. diverged little from his compan-
Ions track. To his surprise the guide
Immediately caught hold Of him and
pulled him hack with more vigor than
ceremony. nearly throwing him down
In the operation.
wrathful and half inclined TO return
the compliment, tho Englishman re-
monstrAtcl. The guides only answer
was 10 point 90 small crack. apparent
ly lik. scores OF other cracks In the ICY
snow. which ran for some distance par
allel To the eige Of the precipice and
about fifteen feet from H.
Tho traveller was not satisfied. but
Was too wise 10 spend time In dispute
while desired summit was still some
distance above him. They went on their
way. gained the top. aaa the travellers
squanimity was restored by splendid
view.
When on the descent the scene Of the
mornings unpleasantness was reached.
the guide pointed 10 the little crack II
the snow. which had grown percepibly
wider.
This he said. marks the place
where the true snow field ends ! feel
certain that the Ice from here 10 the
edge IL nothing but an unsupported cor
nice hanging over the Tremendous prcci.
pice beneath II might possibly have
borne your weight In the early morning.
though I don't think Il would. AZ ~
what II will bear now that powerful
sun has been on u for some time-why.
let us seer'
With that he struck the snow on the
farther side % tho crack with his Al
A huge mas. twenty or thirty feet long,
at once broke away and went roaring
down the elf.
The EnglishmAn shivered 10 think
how near he hal come. even on an easy
mountain and In smiling weather. TO
going down the precipice In Just such
an ENTHUSIASTICALLY Companion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
FRvEBuRc.

No se,ice vas held at the Sveieubor-
CLAN church on Sunday ~ Mr.. stone Was
a the s,n,.ation In Portland.
Mr.. Young held = meeting II stow In
the aft-sucon.
Mr.. D. wtssin Of the Industrial Jour
nal of Hanger, was In town last week.
Mr.. John Horr Of North Waterford, aiso.
Mr.. Merrill has left Mr.. Marks shoe
store and IL 10 be At Bartlett. q. J..
Sturtevsnt of the senior class nj the acad-
emy has taken hls place for the present.
Mr.. Albert ". Page of Maiden, spent
Sunday n his cousins, Miss A. n.
Pages.
bertrand Young has made a abort
visit NJ Bostou.
Mrs.. u. n. BSrker aud daughter went
to Boston on the last excursion, also Mrs.
Fannie Webster and daughter Carrie Of
West rryeburx.
Mrs. Barker and Carrie Webster re-
turned this week. Mrs. Webster Will
visit hsr sister, Mrs. Putnam, at wor-
cesterS
George Page made trip to Cssco last
week and nov has taken Clinton Heads
place In q. n. Tibbetts' store.
At<<Es anu N0t w alktI
have rooms on Warren Avenue, Boston.
st Mr.. Augustus Eastmsn's, formerly Of
the Artist fAlls House, North Conway.
Mr.. IssschAr johnson of North Frye
burg IL moving his family Into Mr.. A.
y. Richardson's house.
The e. l.. \. &. met on Tuesday even
Ing this week. AZ the magazines had
not come the subject Was Tennyson.
Miss Hattie Abbott Il teaching st
south Chatham.
There VAS q shooting match supper at
4. n. Evans on Tuesday evening. q.
II. Walkers slde ate their supper at the
expense Of Prank Evans.
Mrs. L. l.. Eastman went Ia Portland
Thursday, a. delegate to the meeting Of
the Maine Brsnch Of the W. II. ".
Ms. Anna Bsrrows delivered tao
lectures st wor,e.ter, Mass. at the an
nusl meeting Of Massachusetts W. &. r.
4.
Columbus bay has been duly observed
by the schools. The two district schools
united their exercises at the No. I school
house, after which Mis-. Eva walker 81
No. 2, treated her scholars to hay rack
ride aud picnic dinner At "The Island"
The academy celebration IL To BE- on FRI
dAy evening and viii he . very Interest.
Ing occasion u the programme IL carried
out successfully.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

The average British boy contracts al
least three hobbies before he reaches the
mature age Of hfteen-when he 10 per
haps more intent upon growing . mus
tachs than anything elss-the collection
Of old postage stamps, the keeping Of
pct animals. OF love for the toy drama
Of the penny plain and twopenny colored
variety. Like most hobbies, the hrsi
named mania 10 but short lived, and the
lucklsss stamp album. once the object
Of . tremendous Affection. 10 thrown
Into the dust hole. never again to -
light But what 10 merely Temporary
hobby with the boy becomes with some
lifelong psssion In msnhood.-Nillion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

Rorn- Oct. :, 10 Lewis ". Knox and
wif.. a .an; OCT. II. to Elmer w. hnox
AMI ~ifr. a daughter, Oct. IL, to still
man Bishop and ~ife, sou.
The Andro.coggin valley boom u
.,ill booming, and shows signs OF oeeo"-
1obu A. Putnam began to build an
o,b.r house Monday morning. This u
,o 10 two stories. and viii stand pear the
mai from which the blacksmith shop
~a. moved.
,,.d ~. T.. ,.Ibb.' for the canal bridge
up at Rumford falis. ,.
A crew of msu are fencing the rsiirosa'
me Oxford Land aud Lameer Com
p.ny have q crew Of men With team,
.x .mping roads aud yarding bark and
Log. on .Old Hack. wyman q Hal
viii b~ doing the same soon.
ElI.. m. lovsjoy IL shipping HE ap
ME. from the West Peru station. Iney
are q very extra lot, and vii 80 10 tu'
rope, se are told.
N. Haley and A. b. Nclntire o.
North Auburn left home Monday wees
to Walt .Ne~ EnglAnd's NisKsrs, ~
farming In six days, amer vsesing IN
~ooders TO be seen there and kiinnl
ssyeu foxes. They we're lavish In prsis'
~ the great improvements msoe sne
Going on M there. bat say "Vwss "
Srr.t time Tor foxes
DEACON wymAn and vile have ress
frou attending eosrs o rsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
NEWLY.

The school children at Newry Corner
are Ia celebrate Columbus day la the
,c.try of the church this (rhursdsy)
evening.
Frank Knapp of Byron and his broth
VI Alcides 81 Dlxhcld have b-en At u. u.
Knapp. TIL, week. They we're going
10 visit their sick brother, Joseph knapp
of Bethel. but he died the morning BE-
fore they arrived.
A bear Was killed by Ellsworth
Howard and another young man, q
short time ago, on Chase I'LL.
some mi.crcsnt rolied couple of
iarg, stones into the mountain road, near
the wood. on the east side last SUNDAY,
Just at night. ifthey had not been dis
covered by party passing just before
dark aud removed, the result would have
been q serious accident.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
MASON.

Most all our farmers are done harvest
Ing. some rvport good q crop 81 apples
but POTATOES are almost a failure.
vi Merrill ~ Bethel has bcen at ~otk
on our school house for few days. We
have Il ready for th. painter.
IIerb.rt Bean % Albany l. al work fo'
y. I. Bean repairing hi. mill aud house
Bear. are quite plenty, several have
lcst sheep by thstn.
Oscar l.. Mason had real old fashion
"a husking Tuesday night, corn quite
good but no bettsr than the brown bread
and teams, pumpkin pie, &C, &C. which
All seemed Ia enjoy very much.
Lovely weather. Water Low In the
.nrinsy. aud .tresm-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
EAs1 WATERFORD.

John aud Henry kimbali are In town
thre.hing for farmers Who prefer not
to haul their grain "a the mill.
Joseph u. Haskell IL at south Water
ford running the eysporating shop.
John W. Keen IL working for Hun.
Thursday Mrs. James Chadbourne
vent TO Chelmsford, Mass, for q visit.
and Mrs.. q. y. Ame. TO Portland.
Otis Martin and wife have returned To
their hone. Mrs. Martin Il much I'M
proved In health. .
Mrs. A. Norwood went Ia Portland
Tuesday 10 work sewing for few weeks.
There Was q husking at 4. ii. lIoig-
don. saturday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Asa Jersey went to
Massachusetts, last week To attend the
wedding Of their sou, Rev. &. y. Her
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q. Pride returned
home Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
-. - AcAnrMX NorIs


fUr1ir.u.r asons the school cslebrsi-
= 'e..r l. iay thursday afternoon.
u. sNs-..-. wer- Interesting. especial
y ~ Discussion % the follosing qucs-
30
s.,s.'s. Tat Ceias,ba. "a. . srcaasr msn
aAl NtI..F.H
III utrTrr IN which the question
a. hari.-i cuuVinc-d tho-. attending
hai Par. lill academy possesses talent
nat all demand recognition In the
a-a'i-'-r- The yalue % good dehsi-
= say.f'v In q sch"ol cannot ~ over
estimated Fractice In debate develops
- t-a.1'.Cal power Of the mind. q
fih.iy s.fhout which No one can b.
~ su..'ssful student. and u II the
il't",' z fbs academy Co Organize aud
sil'a.l , Nc-um. fhs meetings are
= ts.t 80 ufteu ss once In two weeks
- lFrbtl. zach we.k.
NJ rnrA - ~. school In general u
t'is'i'.'ftgiory. though In some eases
,.'ssf APPLICATION wouh h. advisable.
b. ibit lu q school % this ."rt one
sl-'t in 's suught Tor l. that the stu
80 'ia.. icel The responsibility nece--
Wy fr.iiug upon them, II good
WIS., ~ maintained. and that they
r,'.s's d school pride which shall ~
nA itFm from committing any act
-, - 'haIl In the last r,fiect only the
-s.~si cf~iit o. thsm and their school.
in''' frr ZONE things that ought 10
mnlously guarded against In every
-. town that Z. ~ small .lxs, and 10
= na''er the citizens should take q
I-nfui part, namely, 90 see that too
- tme i not deyotedto smussmsnt-
slls term time. such things have
.iihs Influence that can bat hinder
scholar 10 his work. Many argue
- 'choiars should have an evening
-msut after week of hard study
- fa~stion "a - considered Ia, does
shoisr bed amusement or re-t. and
W evenings az here devoted u
s-.s,'tatni tsud to rest and refresh Tn
% % tire the physical forces
a. sho take part can best snsw.'
- feesiiou, aud In answering TIL
- Gar In mind that . tircd bodl
support a fresh, active Intellect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
LOWELL.

Frank Me.er,e has gon. TO New Jer-
.ey Ia work In hotel during the winter.
Margie Hatch goes Ia Pasadena, Cal,
20 work In a hotel FOR General Went
worth.
Grin Andrew. has returned To Law
r~pcr.
Benjamln Russell, jr., has returned Ia
hi. work In Boston with hls health much
improved.
benjamin Russell IL AZ work for Mr..
Bsssett at the village on his new barn.
Rev. ". u. >andbrUok has gone Ia
Portland on his vacation.
Horn In Lowell, OCT. ), to the wife ~
". 4. Eastman. \ son.
Married In Lowell, oct. ~, Mr.. Henry
IIuichln. 81 fry.burg and Miss Olive
Evans Of Lowell, by Rev. W. II. sand
brook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
OXFORD.

The Grand Division of sons % TEN
peranc- holds u. annual session here
October ~ aud y.
Harry Eaton Was In town last week
Willie Perkins shot an o~l measuring
four aud one-hslf feet from tip Ia tip.
lie will have u mounted.
The Y. 4. y. e. ". held q sociible al
Bumpus Hall Friday evening.
The Oxford Orchestra IL giving .
course 10 assemblies.
The first hard frost Of the season fell
SUNDAY night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the polNos OF vht WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS o. Trr COUNTY.
suMsosp sslls


A new corporation ls about 10 be or
gznixed here Tor the purpose 90 manu-
featuring sulphlte pulp. Mr.. Geo. ".
Fletcher who wlli be the principal stock
holder Was In town Thursday. Mr..
Fletcher SAYS the mill which wili be one
Of the largest of the Kind In the state.
viii be built this winter.
IN. Paper Go. is distributing the pipe
fcr their water works from the upper
dam to the mill. They vii use = IL
inch cast Iron pipe. Tho roofing is fast
being put on the mill aud the whole
work 1. progressing rapidly. Soon the
machinery ~ili be Get spd one of the
largest paper mill. In the state ~ill be
grinding cat pulp and manufacturing
paper.
Owing tn the increased amount OF
freight the X. X. ca. have been obliged
Ia order . new engine. IL IL daisy,
and think outri,Als the other big freight
engine.
Maxwell Brc.. have finished the sbui-
ment on IN. east side IL the river snd
have pot an extra force on the othes skie
of the river qaarrying and iayin. stone.
They have s~t up another DERRICK ana
IL hoped they will push the work az fa1
ss possible until completed. a bridge
seems tn D. the greatest nccessity her~
II present.
4, ". Talcott With ere~ of 10 itai-
lsns arrived Thar.dsy noon and vii CON-
memo. work on the sewers etc. at once.
E,sr.on a Llddle had new crew OF
Italian. CON. "Wednesday. They are
getting along well With the lover canal.
A M. FIsld 20 Exeter, y. w., ~as In
town Friday. lie Intends opening .
furniture store here this fall.
v. Lander u doing q good business
In stoves. hsr,issrr, etc.
Among the visitors this ~cek are;
tu.f.~ Ntl.on.
pahlsl y tmsry. ir.
s.ssa - flrths
% \. Chisholm.
4 " rAhcott
We notice . Sign on the shaw BLOCK,
Hotel Rumford'', and shall be glad when
the hotel L. opened.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
PERU.

VIM. n. Beut aud ~lfe have returned
home from Boston, where they have
been visiting. A.,
Mr.. OryIil. Robinson and Mrs.. Nc
Donald ar. visiting In Lewiston.
Howard Turner lost watch out OF IN.
rocket a rev days ago. while picking
apple. he .appose'is hut he could not
lind u. a..
They have pat a steam drill In the
ou.rry AZ n. 4. Gibbs. where they are
getting cut stone To 90 up To Rumford
falls. 40,
Mrs.. J. y. ConAnt aud her son aud Mss
Hattie stillman have been visiting friends
In I.iysruxpre and fayetie.
&c. TSland 1. at home at hi. fathers,
Elias Poland's, on visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
DENMARK.

Mr.. 4. n. Jones and Foster ringr-s
xere delegates o. the Grand Lodge en-
csmpment IL I. u. ~, r.. holden In
Augusta, Tuesday.
Mr.. Foster Trumbuli Who died last
Friday and wss buried sunday, cas- one
% the oldest m.mbers % the Masonic
Lodge In this plscc. lie Was much ~
sp-ciei aud loved by all, and WAS buried
under Masonic rites.
Mr.. Chauncy Berry has hecn In town
for few days.
Poster r1ngr~e aud Wife ar, In Berlin
Pals, y. A., for q short vacation.
Mr.. 4. ". Bslcher has returned from
New Nork and report. q splendid trip.
Mr.. Ike Richardson u Building q new
harm.
Mr.. 4. 4. Merrill I. putting In a new
tiums "a the oil mill where he has work
Ell a good many wears.
Mr.. William N. Jones IL At work In
lewiston. making shoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
aRYANI,S POND.

VIM. n. Cole, Esq, thinks of laying
an sguednct from spring situated north
of his buildings some twenty-five rods,
Ia furnish water for his house and stable.
Miss Carrie Stevens IL teaching the
fall term of school In the Mute dlstrict.
Columbus dAy MAS properly observed
here by the different organizations, In
Guiding the Grand Army post, the
grang, and members of the schools. In
terrsting exercises at the Grange Hall,
consisting 81 appropriate song. and
select readings by the school children
aud others, were held In the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
why has Miss Prince gone to Boston,
Would you really like TO know'
Il IL not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, we hope, 80 things n

would you really IKE 10 know'
Il IL not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, We hope, - things 90.
Il happens this way. Our many friends
Have been 90 very Kind of late,
That 10 Il be possible 90 to do
We their Kindness would compensate.
Our dress goods are getting very low,
In trimmings we want the newest things,
buttons and fringes, gimps and Jets,
And any novelties this season brings.
AZ the days grow short aud windy and cold,
People will need warmer nannels and hose q.
And our stock IL sadly In need % more,
For this year we haven't bought tho.e.
oar blankets too are almost all gone,
And our stock Of shawl. IL small,
Cotton. aud crashes and nannels and ticks,
oh, yes, we are needing them all.
Ribbons and ruches too, aud gloves,
Cor.ets and neckties, light and gay,
spool cotton aud sllk, needle. aud pins,
And such things you use every day.
All the.e and very much more We need,
And this We think good reason,
Why Mlss Prince went to Boston herself, 10 select
New goods for our friend. TIL. season.
Very truly,
s.B.&Z. !. PRINCE,
ZIG Main ST., Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
WEST PERU.

Miss y. Z. Tucker has rrturned from
Boston with stock % fall and winter
goods aud IL nov prepared To furnish
patrons With the same.
John Hopkins 10 at work for W. =.
Walker.
The masons have commenced work ON
Alba Atkins house.
Ballots for November election have
been received.
Lillian small IL at work for Otis Bur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
IASH A4IaaON

II. y. keene hs. moved 10 East sum
nsr for the winter.
4. N. Fogg 1. clsrklug FOE Fuller q
staples at silbertSillc Tor a short time.
n. 4. and ". n. Berry are hiring AL
the help they can gvt picking apples.
n. A. Record has charge % the fat
delivery II nursery stoCk for brown
Bro.. Co, Of Rochester, y. y.
Frank Bicknell !. helping n. y. Mer-
rill pack his apples.
L. q. Meme {. drawing boards for &.
4. Chase.
". X. kecne has hired With his broth
er Hiram kcene for two months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

N .,holaf. In Syhool District No. l.
For's. bl.trictI which l. one 81 the
ilil i..fritts In town, arr fes In mum
-. aai o,,uld not afford 90 buy DAG
g. ths .,hsoi house, a. they bought the
,'aih a-i made q fisg themselves, and "
IN. ri'.rl Ca The school house tolum-
~ ity. Nth appropriate exercises.
n .r...l u The hsg will not b. lo.i on
49, ..hHar.. indert. u i safe a. say
iht 10 eI.I D. morr deeply impressed
pa 'ts- minds than u zoe ~ the M
~ ssg. hsd h-~n preseuied To them
sthol' aly ,fort 90 expense on their
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
BOARD oF AoRlcvlruRG
CONVENTION.

,OuIH PARis, Oct. ~. lss,.
A. eoa'eution 10 the delegates from the
siarsl societies In Oxford County,
~ elsyilon % member % the Maine
sitoi agriculture. Ia al the vacancy
t.Sh.i BY the resignation OF u.
~. hcAeen, ~ill BE- held In the hall
nsh toanty Agricultural society,
S'a!, Nov. %, al O'Clock Y. =.
A. Z. T. ktSo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
Iocxs,s MILLS

Mr.. W. y. Carr, wife aud children
have returned from visit 10 hls home
In Canada. They report . very pleasant
time.
The spool mill shut down Monday
night, and all hands went 10 q squirrel
hunt Tuesday. The defeated side 10 Ia
give an oyster supper next Tuesday
evening. Those that were not contest.
anita are invited To attend, and will have
q nice supper for . cents per couple.
W. II. Crockett IL liked by every one
In trade. lie IL getting his share Of the
custom.
Mrs. y. u. Kimball has been very sick
but IL some better at this writing. DR.
Rankin IL attending her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
EASI aEIhEl.

Columbus day WAS appropriately oh
served by the school In this place.
Miss Emma brown il at home from
the ilill.
=. A. E.,e. aud wife have moved Ia
Bryant's Pond.
4. II. kimhall. wife aud child. Recently
visited her relatives at south Paris.
Henry u. Howe, Wife and child, ~
Paris, are nov stopping At y. u. iiowc's.
Mrs. &. VI. brown has gone 10 Rhode
Island, called there by the sickness Of
her sister, Mrs. Effie Courier.
Nelson Bartlett Il buying apples, for
which he pays sl - Ter barrel.
4 candy party 81 the school house Fri.
day evening Was enjoyed BY the scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
NORvAv LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. Brsgdon Of Hollis,
Maine, are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. j.. ID.
Hobbs.
Mi.. Amy Partridge went to Portland
Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. T.. Pottle have gone
In housekeeping In South Paris.
A deer swan across the lake and came
out of the water near j. y. Bradburys,
and went toward Politics. woods.
Annie Millett visited Louise bradbury
Saturday aud Sunday.
They have commenced to shingle on
David Floods house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
ceuusss,oxEss NOTICE.

n u.dss.lsset haviAs bsss appo.sssd BY
- ss 4; Ill E sss, y ~ se.s % "a
q crsiissrs agAinss The sssass ef Abirck Cisn-
g e. q lin: !: a. sSss:y e o ,,s 10 =.
polss1sss an allsved " sad errfisor.
Il vHiek 70 ppsess and prvve thsir elsins. ssd
sSas ~ Win 10 % ssssiss .. shs encs Of
..:s =, :. sry:s, s: :: E: % 800 fssii x
- fssSsoSa, asd e ~ ssns plars ed boar Of
- DAY % Tuesday, tks foarteentk day u
:s::!:':s 7: go. sssI:1 - ~; { =.
stwzsDS MkxSSs. :issss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25

n. Abbott IL at work carpenierins
for George OILS Of Grafton.
school closed In district No. ! last
Friday, Oct. II.
Died, oct. 10, Of typhoid fever, Alice,
wife Of \. Raymond, aged ~ ycars.
She leaves two children, one . babe OF
about two months.
John Raymond and Charlie Brown are
gaining slowly.
Mrs. Enoch Abbott !. In very poor
health.
Elna X. lane has cut his wrist very
badly.
Frrd T.. Lane goes Into the woods
Monday, 40 do several Of our young
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
cANY0N

Conductor A. o. Allen hs. moved to
Mechanic fslls.
The slck ones ars improving.
rr~i Woodward and J.. N. johnson
are Waiting friends In Massachusetts.
Warden u. A. Swascy has put Into
faks Anasagunticook 90 young sal
mon.
The Canton toll bridge IL being re-
paired. W. X. DeCo.tsr has charge OF
the work.
Miss Georgia Towle has returned from
Massachusetts,, where abe has been visit
Ing frieuds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-25
BROWNFielO.

Mrs. Frank Libby and Master Howard
Straw have gone To freeport To visit her
daughter, Mrs. Howard Porter.
Miss Maria Mansfield IL stopping nj
the Pequswket House fora few days.
J. l.. frink has gone TO Portland. lie
attended the Grand Lodge, I. d. o. r..
Tuesday In Augusta.
Mrs. Fred Wentworth Of Boston IL
visiting friends In town.