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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
WEST gRYtsURo.

IN. .~tirllug Literary Club" me, "ith
Mr.. 4. ]. Haley, April lsth. u Was
J.,l,led Il should meet once In two
eek. for the Summer, at Mrs. Mary
Colby's.
NJ. Frank smith has been having q
..,,re time with frl0n On her fore
fingvr. ar.
..coo.. Party 1hursdsy OF this week.
Howard ". Jones has returned from
Niagara Fall. where he has spent the
xinier.
Nj. Jennie Charles IL al home from
,an~ay for fe~ weeks.
The roads ar. getting quite dry anu
al the school. cOmmenc. the l>th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19

v.r.....-..... circle will meet ~
....,UH I.s.itv evening, April
y, De- .Hr#r srr,~i a. hait-pssi
Il, F..s..- 80. tle program 81 The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
MIsI BuCkFIIlp.


4. ". Lowe h~s bought = COW of ".
farrar; aud J. NJ. smith has bough, one
of e.. Record.
q. \. aud %. ID. Warren are saving
wood with tbsir horses.
~. n. buck aud q. a. Warren vent tn
Auburn last week Ia move Fred keen'-
goods Ia Buckileh.
4. u. Harlow expects hi. new house
keeper Monday, April 18th. Her nam.
Will bc Mrs. q. u. Harlow.
Aman from Massachusetts, has bs'u.h'
the old Lowe farm, aud IL rrpAirius the
buildings. lie will move his family there
a. -oon q. be can get tls- house hNr<i.
\. \. Richard MAS nj his brother's last
Tuesday.
There are no new eases Of sraile,
fever vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
STATE OT MAINE.

CorSrI 40 OxfOED. -.
il..ni Of ,osnty commissioners. D~renilsr see
slon. lot; he'll by suoarn~sn' March mr.
l.,i
uPDN thu foregoing pstitiea. ssti.factory ss.
i,ieoes hs,inE teen rersi,ei that the Istitioner-
Ar, r~.psa.ible, ~ IL ORDsksD. that The County
U.mmi--ioners meet A The Aniotsr iious. ~
,psio,er VII ~ on the twenty fourhdsy of MAY
nsxt Al ten III the clork. A. ". and thence pro
eessi h. ,iew the route meptonesi In all pstuion
Immediately sfter which ,isw hearing ~ ths
n.rtl.. AMI their witnes-e. viii lie hal ~ -otns
convenient place In the ,icisity, sni such 'tss'
mes.ure. taken In the premises O.. the tommi-
.isnsr. shall luiTe proI.sr. AMI u v far,sl
pspSHHD, that sotiee Of the tiuse, place ans
parpo.s OF The C.m li..iss~r-' meetins afofe-ais
10 sd,en 10 all trr-sns AMI cofpofs alton. tntsfc-t
ct by sauslas aiiestei copies ~ all I<tition an.
otthl. order thereon o. H. s~vri upoa The respect
I've Clefks of the Towns of Ando,er, kokbnf,
ssi iiumfori, anil ALA po-tsst ap In thres puhli'
places In esrh ~ ssii towns, ssi pabhshe'i thre'
sesk. .sceessi,ely In the OSfoni l'emorrsi,
n.v.pst.sr printssl 90 pars In sail County %
,n FORT thu ar-t % ali PUBLICATIONS.. AMI sael
81 the ssher nasi.e., - be made. -syei snd poet
FL. ai last thirty days t~fsrr .sii time 81 'secs
ing, 10 the snt that all per-o.s sni corporation
NAV then sai thew apIesr AMI shsw csu-e.
aay tbsy have Why tl.e prayer Of ssfi petitioner
ATTEST ALBtRI =. Austi>, Csk.
A true copy u aid Petition AMI or'er
Court tb~rc"a.
Ary,.r, ALBERT 4. AUSTIN, CLERk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
plcsyAlt

\ cold snap. Some maple syrup u
being made during it, continuance.
Dvscon Mymsn wAs quite severely
hurt Ia the ieft forearm by spool "trip
t-alt projected from a clrvular ssw. Wei
nrsday morning.
Mr.. D.. :. wyman % fsru was .evet--
I, Injured ca Friday by a fragm-ut 81
stone thrONn from blast Ia Wilson
~tillman's c.llar across the stream, de-
molishing the window by which .hs
"a. sitting, striking her arm snd brcak-
ing the cooking stove. We hear Mr..
Myman J. getting along well al TIL.
writing.
Mr.. willard wyman and lady 20 Rum
ford are whiting friends In TIL. vicinity
VIM. J. Msybury ~ >pringNale MI
deliver the memorial address bcfot'
Ivmsrritt Po.i, u. 4. a., Peru liz
i native 20 this toSn.
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T.. W. wooppuRr.
Written for Tie OIfori pemcrai.
ODE TO GENTLE SPRING.

With q welcome ~ every <rcsn thief-
rbs grs.. And the nOveri..
Tue amstsar Pcst..
Ash the bssgtifal biris that sing
a -sn Or. thy br,e,es ant bog,
AMI Shiny Aat shpIrfy The lo<-'
All with raIsaw ~ h.tsn
whew meaiow poa'is <li-tsn
To the wonderful chime Of Tho frogs.
The rolla with swelling ri brea.t
o. pipins his sweetest sni bs.t,
WIKI too apples troiisnl,
A -toas AMI button
Arv ioirrsi In his last year. net.
The streets srs all .aft whsre you s.ud,
AMI The trees .h.t the tsn'isr yoans bod
And yos sauini ~ youreye
Mhsa the tram ds.he. by
And Dodge 90 go clear cf The mat
The ur,hin 3. oui 9Th hi. hall,
IN. kit. and his marbles AMI oil.
AMI when he fali- down
lie looks up with frosn.
AMI sossSbe commence. 90 squail
The house wife complain. - OF yoe
Attic "borrti" obi iaui On thu hoor.
AMI she uishe. the msn
Merr ell put In zen
whh an "awfui'' great irck on the do'r'
The farmer M. milling has done.
~, the calf % his manger will run;
Asd anle.s be xvts fat
He'll lre slim % rst
Aui not nt for The proiisal son.
Nov a.. eleanins sf hou-es ant oo"ps,
Asi oArpet. tcrn ny by the r,-a..
And with besiroms ,ii.orierei.
And saii paper borier~i,
yoa can't and Jour neg sssisy b~ofs.
y.a mu.l 70 10 Alamo. % spring.
TN the ssassr time COMES, poor thinf'
when The pAie LAssfsl lover
i,sliEhssth ~ hover
WHO'RE frost gates VIII pclselsssly swim,
Wv. MANN.
Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
ROxBuRv.

The river driver. arr here but the
water h,. gone. TIL. cold windy wealth
cr IA. taken the river down very los.
The ori,er. are Ia camp st the Walk
cr place, and are at work on the big Jam
~ old log. al the Thomas place. u We
do not have big rain. II will be- another
hard spring for driving logs.
". 4. Holt has been running bis short
poplar out of l.udden Brook.
John Reed has a crew III men at WORK
throwing In Marshall 4 Dudley. poplar
on ID. river.
Til. cold weather causes biz
draught on the hsymow.
staples biz teams 81 pounding o,r'
the frozen ground.
Al Ne need IL sntw To make II spell
10 winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
EASY RuuFORD

J. y. Jcnning. II I.cs,l. va. 10 town
Friday.
4. n. kIdder % Dixheld Centre VA.
in town Wednesday.
J. n. welch has his house nearly
completed.
Hiram Richard. ~ Mexico has been
saving ~ooi by horse power through
thi. part ~ the town.
Haley smith from Mexico With hls
meat cart was In town Friday.
VI Abhoti u quite lame from the 81
fct. 10 stepping on a rusty nall.
Nm. Goodwin vent "a Canton Wed.
n-sdav on business.
4. 4. knight has gone to Berlin, y.
a.. With q car % produce Tor VI. Brown
az that ul.ce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
FAST aEIhEl.


A good dow Of sap on the full OF tho
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. EibrLigr Crooker arr
away on . vacation. They will visit
different pl,ccs In Maine, Msssschnsetts
and New York. Miss Emma NJ. Brown
has charge of the store and post Office
during their absencc.
T.. W. bartlett IL having his hou,e ~
paintcsi two shsdc. of drab, With the
red trimmings; Charlie Swan !. doing
the painting. lie IL also rrshIngling hi
house aud barn and making other ~
pairs.
Mrs. T.. q. Perry has returned home
from Massachusetts. She WAS accom-
panied by her grandson. Erwin Bean.
George u. Hastings has gone To wash
ington, ID. G., on vacation.
Miss Emma Perry of Revere, Mass,
|. now the guest IL Mrs. T.. 4. Perry.
W. n. Holt IL now able Ia ride out.
Mo.e. Mason ws. In the place last
week.
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ALuyRr : AUsrIS. CIsh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
NORTHWEST Bethel.

Mrs. betsy scribner IL very sick.
The Rowe buildings on the homestead
farm are being painted red With white
trimmings.
Earl Ivan Mason died the morning of
the 18th. after long Illness, from diabe-
tea. Ills age MAS i've years and six
months. lie Was the second son Of Ed
ward \. and Emm ,iine Msson.
N.s mine vas the wipsome lstiie
That ve len In No. Last -le~p today.
~ nj, Rat l-rst hsw With wesry We,
Asve pct the white s@skst" away.
Hannibal Chapman has been home for
q abort vacation.
Justus u. Mason OF Buekneld was st
hls old hone here The l3th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
aaOMNElEll-

The weather l., upon the whole, raih.
cr uncomfortable. Cold night. aud
windy dsys.
Mr.. V. johnson hs. had paralytic
shock. lie !. dangerously sick.
Mrs. sylvia Gilpatrick has Young
sou.
Mr.. aud Mr.. VI. \. Abbott are stop
ping At the rcqussket House.
Mr.. and Mr.. D.. u, Bean have gone "a
Minneapolis, MINI, ou visit.
Mi.. Fannie latc. has returned I,
her home at West Baldwin where sh'
intend. spending fcw weeks.
Therr l. Ia H. an Easter concert al
the church sunday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
DENMARK.

Mr.. =. .. smith hss taken his old Jol
In the can shop cutting tin.
Willie II. Jones has taken the place Ia
the can shop vacated by W. II. Potter
be having gone Ia Worcester Ia work
George and Ia Whales have gone "a
BOSTON 10 work In the Ice business.
Mr.. Georg. W. Gray IL building q harm
for u. A. Moxie.
Mr.. Gid Warren has become so 'nsans
that they are obliged Ia keep him chain
Ell In hls room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
ONgOQn

Rev. Mr.. kennison and wife src at
tsuding ". y. Conference at Augusta.
NJ. kcnnison Nill not return Ia TIL.
charge.
Rev. e.. g.. Hamilton ot Mechanic Fall.
preached herr sunday afternoon.
:. u. Edwards has rvnied thu rsrrott
store for his hardware business.
The village school. Clo-ed last week
f.f. Bartlett IL attending the CON
frrence.
The IIehroa student. are at home Tor
the VACATION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
NEWRv.

The mud blockade bid. fair Ia coo-
tlnuc some time longer by reason Of iis~
cold weather We are now having.
The drives are hung az practically
idl. for want of water.
Young Lamb. ate having q hard tin~
of IL. These cold winds cause the sb~~i'
Ia shrink In milk unle.. abundant fessi
aud warm quarter. ar, provided.
&. A. baker went To Grafton h.t Sat
urisy Ia work for &. y. l.ycr.on on ,hr
Nfix. ..RnlsS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
IAS1 AERROA

Miss Emma Russell l. visiting heI
sister, Mr.. :. n. kccDe.
The grange are making bees occasion
ally on their new hall.
'. d. whiting l. handling farming
mschinery Ia connection siih HI. Ter
tilifrrs this spring.
". II. Berry l. crrsting q great de-
msnd Tor Eicksr's Magnetic soap, haN'
lng sold nearly dfty boNes.
GcoFgr bradbury l. al work Tor How
arl MnnlMarl TIL. ssason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
AhpQxlR.

fsaac Harper, while NJ work for r. :
roor In The river, had hls leg broken h,
log swinging around against u. III
WAS conveyed 10 the house of Geo. Ess.
ter. where be must remain for Ions
time. DIR. Twltchell tends him.
I'd Pratt has sold hls farm To v. I.
Melcher.
simon Cutting has sold HE farm to
Mr.. Gcdwin. Al-o his stand, better
known as the "Cutting house" To joel
Morton.
IN. water l. 90 low the river driver.
are obliged to I've round camp most oi
the time.
The -electmen are 10 session at the
town hall this week.
X. A. Grover Was given a surprise par
~ hst night.
The Congregational Circle met nj the
hall last Wednesday. 4 necktie sale
WAS the leading feature % the evening".
entertainment. am given tn under-
stand an auction al. of "old maids.
In connection with the circle, L. To take
place very soon. This will be q rare
chance ior the tlnlh Young man to get
q good bargain.
''uiN " tN't " w tfNisteu i'bknhs
after horsc..
Frank u. Kelley was unitci In mar
risge With Miss Georgia Austin, April
oh, by Rev. Mr.. Norvro-s.
Joseph L. Chapman, Esq, IL steadily
gaining In health.
Proctor aud Holt are doing good bus
lnes. In the dosel line.
John Perkins has moved on To- the
isrm Owned by Joseph rhilbrcok on
Farmers lllli.
Considerable anxiety l. rendiug the
sctlon 20 the County commissioners N
III. lccstI"n % the proposed route to
Rumford falls.
Ihrc- ~ our young men left hs, Mon
dsy Tor the Northwest.
The Oxford North Agricultural society
have issu-i their catalogue 90 premium.
Tor their nth exhibition sept. - aud -,
~. These wishing to obtain . copy
.hoald apply "a their secretary, j. y.
Talbot. Andoyer. Msine.
The rcmslns 10 Mrs. sophia Wood.
bury will ~ brought her, for burial to-
morrow In her family lot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19

Industrial Journal: II seems TO be q
general impression In Maine that white
r,ne has become very scarce aud high
j. l.. Brsckett, = large box manufacture
~ of Portland, who uses two million
Set . year In his business, does not hnd
h %. Mr.. Brackett tells the Portland
(SAsbe that he draws his supply from
~skhln radius Of ten mIles OF Portland,
~ it will be seen that the amount can
"a have decreased To any great extent
- xhe price has not materially advane'
q u the last twenty Year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
GRAFTON.

Az. brooks I. ,rrv .ick. Dr. J. \,
Twaidle Il his attending phy.icisn.
The snow vent so quickly that Daniel
Clifford Was obliged Ia leave nearly ,Dl
log. on the yards In the woods.
II has been very cold herr this week
aud the water u very low al this writ.
Ing. some think there will be no dri,-
Ing until We have rains. Men are here
ready when the water come. TIL. time
Gllbert Tyler lo.t hl. nice and yalu'
able m,r-. sle died last THURSDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
gaNGaiiR0.

q
Mr.. c. Y. 1,oni has moved to Wind
ham, leaving an Opening for . Jeweler
Messrs. Calvin and Granville Austin
Of Boston we're here Friday.
Mrs.. G. Powers IL visiting her daugh
ter, Mn. q. w. Pike.
n. r. Newman and family have re-
turned from hath.
The rryeburg Temperance Association
held its monthly meeting SUNDAY even
Ing.
Easter was celebrated at the Congre-
gatlonai and sweienborgisn churches.
The logs are being put Into the river.
A fire burned over quite = portion oil
stark's iliii, "wednesday.
A dance complimentary To the young
ladies was given by the young men at
Marks Hall, Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
EAST BRoWNFitlo.

The King. Daughter. met With isa-
bel stickney on tb. ljth. They con.
template paying the tuition Of a chill
Ia one ~ the c,lor-i seminarie. In the
south for on. year.
school meeting on the 18th. John
iIoigton, Agent.
Preparations are Ia progress. for an
Easter concert which will h. held before
this news appears.
Mr.. Mclean Of the Cape Eli,,beth
Creamery has been in town engaging
milk of the farmers. Some have dectd-
ci To send u there.
Change In time of the trains took
place on the nth. Summer arrangement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
IoNEII

EVELYN Mcser,e h. arrived home
owing Ia the .icknes. of her mother.
~ho j very loS.
il. Me-.rye IA. an Increase % pen
.ion. getting nov so per mouth.
The Christian Circle Was entertained
nv Mr.. Cyrus Andrews On Tuesday
evening.
We hear that Charles FOX, Who has
been quite sick, l. nov gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
PHIL

A. Wilson >tillman was blasting q
stone where be VA. digging Tor the ioun-
dalton ~ his house, . plecc ~ the s,on"
sas thrown distance % some u or ~
rods going through window 10 u. :.
wymsn's house, aud Mrs. Wymsn wss
sitting beside the ~inios, aud she ssw
h comlng aud partially turned 81
that u only hit her arm al IA. elbow,
aud u also hlt the stove and broke In one
cnd 81 u, and the spliniers % the stone
~err found In the next room.
Dexter pclsno Was chosen school
agent la District No. : at a school meet
ing held on the lgih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
Nor,CE or voRECIOsrRE.

Whereas, Roswell Bdxrs of summer. In tbs
County of Osfsri AMI STATE VI Maize, ~ hi.
,a.ftsaxs dessi, datei the twenty se-oni day Of
N.,emlsr, A. u. lea. AMI reccriei In the osf.ri
rsi.try ef dr~sis. book ga. yaxe 81, eons.yci "
a. the up.isrsispei, certain parcel Of wal estate
with he buililnTs thsrton, situated In ssmsef
4. ALI Os fori County, at Fast ran,ner, -sesii
si on highway lesiiss frvm ~sii Esst samner
ts pusk dsli, AMI bsunsisi essteriy by ssii high
way. scuthsriy ~ l.. u bi.les.. 'sasa we-',r
a nj Of Josish tletE'ton. containing one -foufth
srrv tr the saae mofe or res. Also q certain
ssore AMI 10 ~ land besonsinG ~ sane. sitnste-
Issdias ~ Hartford. containing cee fourth acre
l< the same NOW 90 <.s, sesnlnG the SAM
premises eesveyei 10 ssti Roswell brfrs, By
Of cali pssrsgass has t,s<a broken. nov there
eorp By vvasoa ef ~ brsa<h Of M eossfities
lhrseof. Ne elsim forecLessrs of said mefsgAge
''''''' sii siiSss p .l sSS2s'G,
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Autsr

To the IIonSrsbls. the tOurt ~ tounty ,9mmi
.lo,.,. H., the I.aniy % oxford. nest d. v
h..lisa In .ali Cogbly 81 Paris
Ne. the -slsstslsn VI tbe tswn ~ Ahiottf
l-lie,tsx that pablc pess.sity rcluires INA
A pai,lir var ~ 10 atei frvm Q point commend
ting az AhiO,sr Corner, of village, ADJ pas-ih'
,h,.ssa ths town. Of An.io,sr. RS,bury an
Rumfsri, via swain Moth. -o caIlsi, In w
upo.t f..asible routs o. the ,ouniy raj near ~
ds,llns hsa-s % Manl.y blanchard, In sal
Ratsfuri, thence o. kamfSrt fall-- We. thsr
fore Ising authorisei by q vUte ~ sail Tow
p...s-l Al our lat annual tS~n MEETING. 10 pstl
ton yoar Ilsnsrabls Isari that you vii view
the ALI route 81 your earliest oon'enlencs, an.
make sucl h.ralion. Alterstion a. your lulsnsn
NAV iestn yrOIer Tor toanty raj frO'n m
dover NillA.s "a Ramf0ri fslls
Ansio,er, Msrh ioth, i-'i
i tliji af Z HssitprlL, ,. e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
Upton.

Mr.. Powers Of Newry IL In town Ia
build chimney. for the new house at u
Pond.
Mr.. Ryerson has eighty-dve men
waiting for driving pitch.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Aldsns brooks welcom-
eli new sou to their home the 9th Inst.
samuel Sargent IL saving 100 cords al
wood at Lakeside 3" be used by to
stesmers the coming summer.
John Coolidge has sold hls stand "a
Il. T.. Chase.
DR.. Walker Was In town Last week u
go Mr.. Chase's horss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
RiIMeORD CENTRE.

Operations nc Rumford Falls are TAX
Ing a lively turn just now. Everything
points to q season NJ unusual activity.
Mrs. J. n. Vaughan WAS called Ia New
Hampshire by the sickness Of her father
There are over sixty horse. In thi'
school district.
Mr.. q. u. Graham will carry on hi'
fathers farm the comm: season.
Mr.. W. q. fsrnum IL working at Rich
tnanl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19

Nr. John Calvin Stevens, the Portland
arrhissct. has prepared preliminary plans
| fsr . gymnasium at Bridgtoh. Ths
baiiding 10 to be ~ feet long and "
wide, The height Of the wallis being y
Sect ssd ths extreme height 70 feet. II
vlli b enc q IL ansst gymnasiums 10
- state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
NORWAY LAKE.

School meeting April 9th;
}. A. nol<rt., Moderator.
iiersrs Ferry. Cbesk-
wesssrr kilxvrs. Asens
Ms. J. e. Saunders had six teeth ex-
Enacted last saturday. She did not take
q a. az ether. She has IN Easter LILY In
blossom and u II very pretty.
They had dance at the checse factory,
April 18th. A nnc tine and quite LOT
Of people there.
Mr. and Nrs. George Wood ars vIsIt.
Ing In Berlin, N. II.
Foster Jscksoa h at woyk for J. A.
Roberta this ssesoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19

Perry Robin. moved ou, of the
wc,i. SUNDAY.
Thoo. Wsymouth'. teams came out
Monday al of th. teams are now out
of the woods.
No. aud Mrs. Fred Chandler went
out on the stage Tuesday.
Percy Ripley went up Abbott Brook
MONDAY, with crew Ia shovel out land
ing. aud make preparations for driving
Crew. of liver drivers are now going
up every dsv; and the most ~ the Young
men In thl. locality are on the various
drives.
L.. going out Of the river April 9th !.
much earlier than last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-19
FAST WATERFORD.

George Keen has gone 10 Dcering "a
work on the same farm With hi. brother
John.
John II,.kell l. In Gorhsm at work In
q pulp mill.
E.F. Haskell, Who was working Ia
Harrison, va. called home by the Illness
II hi. father
Melrc.c Adam. has engaged 10 work
thi. season for j. II. Chsdbourne, Leroy
skinner for Charl~. =. iIamlin.
Mr.. 4. \. Patterson Ia stili unable Ia
use the ankle which she spr,lnci some
weeks ago. She Ia. advertised her store
aud stock ~ good. for sale.
Mrs. &. n. llodgion has been III Tor
some week. bat !. nov better.
Monday. while Clarence kilsorr and
viii Heath whom Henry Young lcs,e.
Ia take his place were saving wool al
=. =. Halls, the wind blew the belt OF
and the horses 60, under such Roadway
that when the brake was put on the
sp-s-i wheel dew la plccrs, Que piece
cutting a cash In the face ~ Edgar Keen
Who VA. working there.
Horace T.. Allen Ia. gone Ia Mechanic
Falls To work In y saw mill.
G.t.. Warren and wife, Who have beel
at UOrham, y. H., the past winter, r.
turn home ihi. week.
wilma Millrit h.. gone Ia Sabbstiu'
a. take care ~ her mother Who Il sick,
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