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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
DlckNAlE.

Beautiful weather. but the lumbermen
fear Il will spoil their two-.led road.
through Dick. valley. They haN. h.eu
driving 10 late their level best, making
lively work about the.. mills. Th'
lum,.cr come. of "old Black" and |. ol
good quality We are told. our echo ",
fear 4. doomed but on. thing u certain
they can't move "old Dick"
q. u. Staples has bought that mount
ain. We should not be- surprised Ia ace
a summer house built In the grove III
there. staple. 10 a boomer. The view
4. grand,-only three miles from ih'
railroad when inlshei, aud two frou
our mineral spring, believed by some u
be- for the healing Of the nations. Thl'
1. our fr.t attempt at booming; " II u
not lucid, Law II to the grippe. u ha'
twisted our limb. and joints, and !, ma,
be our brain.
A Voice In the wilderness I'VE are told
threatens our postmaster. should Mr.
wsnsmaker come here To investigate, VI
hope "a be- able To attend. We can max
thing. quit. clear. politically and other
wise. having known the parties frou
childhood. We apprehend that, lik'
that rum seizure ease, twill end In
hl1le.
We've lots Of news right here
hut, IL being Of the character judy
Woodbury. In hi. valedlctory warned u
against reporting, We refrain.
The grippe seems 10 be ahaiing here
sbouts; We can say with JUNCTION, goo'
rildsnce!
l.. VI. brown, who ha. been quite sick
IL reported better. q. ID. liersey also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

\ campfire. under the suspice. 81
Harrow. iu.t. a.. \. u. Will 10 held AZ
;hs Ton grvgatioual churvhsisst summer.
an March lOih. ENervisrs will consist
20 .ouKs, .p~-yhcs, rcyittiion., rrading.,
.,e. AZ noon n dinner 10 baked h@Ans,
pastr, and cofic, wiil d. served fire. to
sll that attend. Friends are Invited 10
eoutribats pastry Nhen convenient.
E,yr, hody Invited "a attend and phriiOi-
pate,
Readers % tn Democrat aud Telephone
Nill ry.rrt o. hear that thsir faithful
and r.ts.me,i Wet ~umusr corrrsp"nd-
sn,. Mr.. Or. Bi.h-r, has passed to the
other .horv. Shs died on Tue-ity night
after a severe sickness ot lev day..
~ a lady. friend aud neighbour she Ma
held Ia high esterm hy all that knew her,
aud many hearts are ssd that her cheer
ful prsssucr will 10 more - enipye,i.
>h- had bern In poser health for some
YEAR. bat bOre affections quietly, sub
mi..iNsly and even che~rfully.
The rsmain- 90 samuel II. field were
hruucht o. Sumn-r GA "Wednesday for
burial. lie died In lewiston hut had
.p-ut IN. greater part of hi life Ia
sumner. Agc - year,. SLoctN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
AAn0uEa


We have had just delightful weather
for the past week.
Very few days like these viii spoil
SEEDING.
Mrs. wym,n. an aged LADY, diei last
week aud Was buried from Mr.. Grenlesf
AverilI's, aged about 30 years.
n. u. Burdi:t I. going 10 Portland
very soon 10 work for j. y. Winslow
4 Co.
Hut little excitement about town Of
icers vet. hut there Il an undercurrent
which mean. tn make radical change
all round especially In school affair; ~
turning Ia the Que supervisor will he q
marked feature.
The slck as reported are all on the
gain. No new cases 81 Ia grippe.
Born. 90 the wife of Lewis Akers, =
sou, On rounis.l
The unlv.r.sli.t society have raised
sufficient amount Ia procure preaching
the coming summer. providing Hanover
and l.nmfori Join as they have formerly.
Rev. Mr.. noyt ~ TUFTS College u the
ooe settled upon to preach tn those so
cisties.
The Oxford North Agricultural So
clety voted a. hold their fsir sept. -
and -. They will spare No pains In 1T
ting up the ground. that IL may be the
he.t exhibition ever held on their
grounds.
Mr.. Barne. 1. still connned to hi.
rpom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
FRvgBURG.

ws.hington's birthday was celebrated
With an old.fsshloned supper and an en-
,ertalument at the Congregational ve.-
try. A full attendance and all sald
had q fine time" Good rccelp,s.
Winter term AZ the academy closes
March lat. Nsc,iion % two weeks.
Warrant for town meeting 10 out.
There are articles On exempt hotel and
ai.o condensed milk factory from tys.
ton II built. al.o Ia &c. about . bridge
NJ swan. Falls.
snow I. fast disappearing and the lum
her bushes. u az q .tandstill.
supper at the new church on Friday
evening.
jonathan johnson % thi. village died
Wednesday. the 2ith.
Geo. u. Page I. home from shaw.
Bn.ln~ss College.
lillian T.. smith hs. returned Ia Mrs.
T.. q. Fife 4 Co.. after five week. vaca-
tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
.o-sS LGrTCR.

N.. E-.NUffHl. would "many pee
goo. fsffrr satisfied and more ac-
...r... u.fi u- if fhst Knew that car
..... r.wH b. iUlriiah Judkins ~
.r I.rhips Nauis,ille Muggins
.. N....1s .r .our .igh' Nut AZ al,
.r... mI.f tr, aui fr,l ryCuuDile'i
.... ~mT. ur simple John. That
H... ... ff.r compliment that you
.... .. .. Wsusv Nuu one. Bachelor
I.. I...t NUf muyh. OiIs Nut -
-.. Living iUr those Nh" love
.. Or ulr mHtIrr. AM you
s.# r.u. time. Uut 20 ten, Ne can
H.rN.I .H,v aui lrr practically
r...F win never tlil.
moving rneil', up High ~trrvi
.... f.sfhfI' Robin So came in
HrI Iif.r Ntsosi. We Nouli
.. .. H.I.ra pretty "fsIler" dii not
f..' r night make him vain.
.. .-. ,.sHu. anyhow. There, take
H.-. .. .gr way 'o e. n. Badhury's.
....r HUI IUm ar- getting uut pine
.... 900 handling 90 uu the river hank
M. r.-. -slr.h.rs Tor the addr,ss 20
a. Brtdhurv, coWmissiou
...... trl found o.. ~ church
~..... lowell. M1...
...r ueiu. opposite, iust over
o. . slipping along N,fiuscUt, l.
ND. I.I.. f...r..urof o. horse. quite
lHur kruv as o. y. a patron
.' ..'.- t.fuv. Dean isat hnrs'-
I.sH i-Ht poverty stricken.
..f suffer tur the n'vrssarics
.....l- N... Dean aud the equally
r N.. futile favored "a. with thsir
Ir-s.. fh, ether evening -, u i q
o. ' lively Young girls sweet a an
r.r. ahufir lie e sprig 20 "hy-
Ne gather from that fact that
f-U.a d. It'll Young Wrink-
., -rHr t..rs srr hTt outward Ign.
'' ufrI.ishir plrt 20 man j. al-
fi. reriad IA hsu D., ~ 10, Va ill
..-ri uufhirs more thsn high
.....f. fertilizer.
.' ..r u.WHrV o. net no fault ths
t.....r L.afpi that The time sas cum-
~. H'.. fhT devil. 80 called, would D.
f ..H '.r a thousand years. Ihsr,
..f s MANY u.st1 transactions that an,
-.tr.. si lu fhv.s latter days that
.. mH.I.,,i Co. believe that the time
.'. srNri, 1ni thc devil has hruket
... f.. .. drlI .hiing himself In stirring
-i ming. aud creating bad smell.
InUN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
ntBROS.

Mrs.. Robert Glover 1. quite sick
Mr.. Mary whitman continues feeble
I'm Henson la. been quite sick but
!. on the gain.
4 lot % due looking pressed hay hs.
been hsul~l by here this week.
Iiert Maxim has gone back 10 Berlin
y. ~, to work.
4 handsome yane. the gift 81 Nr
Joseph King ~ Portland, has been
PLACED on th. church. Mr.. Ming wa'
formerly II Paris. and hl. mother j.
we'll remembered herr a. helpful
friend 10 Hebron, church aud school.
n. VI. Cushmsn 10 Auburn ani a
friend spent sunday st II. 4. Cushmsn's.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII Cumming. ~ Ever
EFT, Mass, are visiting friends Ia TIL.
place.
Ml.. Florence Perry % Mlnot l. visit
Ing relative. la the Centre District.
Mr.. =. 4. Bumpus got Kick from a
playful hor-. about two weeks ago
which bruised Ill. hip badly. lie u
around the house aud Dr. Donh,m hopc'
will b. well without any bad effects
from u.
Mrs. Addison Maxim h,. improved
= little since last writing, /. has Nr..
Moody.
Mr.. iIlbb. 4. getting hi lee In this
week.
The weather for the las, few day. ha'
b~-u .prlnglike and the snow !. leaving
fat.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~. ". wstkln. are Vi
Ting relative. here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
NORWAY LAKE.

our snow seems 20 H. leaving ~ Ia q
hurry. II l. almost too .oon Tor people
~ho have not got their ieaming done.
MR.. sumner Fro.t. Who us'd to live
here at IA. Lake, I. dead aud ~s-
brought herr and buried In the ceme'
tsry At th. Centre the 2ith.
Mr.. william lltll. Que of Norway.
oldest mru, died the sith. lie has teen
an inNali f0r m,ny years.
David Flood IA. bought the chess
factory aud l. to mske u over Into 4
dwelling house. lie wants Ia get OIL OF
Frost. I'LL.
Emma steven. !. to return Ia her
work In Lewiston, Monday.
Mr. samuel Partridge !. able Ia get
out To the store again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
EASY nIBRON.

East Hebron Grange entertained West
Minot Grange las, Tuesday evening. \
very pleasant meeting was enjoyed b,
all.
The grange will resume work on THEFT
new hall soon.
N. y. Merrill IL still having and pack
inc appl.s Tor IA. Engllsh market.
Miss El,a Jaspcr VA. buried last Tue.
dsN.
school commenced agiln In D's'
trlci No I la, Monday, after a yict
ton oi two weeks, owing Ia the illne.'
~ m. teacher. Mr.. u. y. kccn..
Rev. T.. =. Wheeler will preach l"r,
next sabbath.
Mr.. 4. II. Rogers I. ou the sics ll.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
tASr wArIRFoRp.

Their. l. a new Industry started In \.
4. II..kelI. mill. Nell and George An
drew. are makiug e., or the wound,
violin strings.
Margaret Baker aud lila Meserye OF
NorNay we're In the place rue.iay.
sings have for some year. te"a = thlng
~ the past Ia this Nicinity, bat Ne are
glad 10 $50 them revived. There was
pleasant one AZ \. Norwoot'. last week,
Miss Iva johnson presiding al the or
gan. Another az :. :. Halls this week.
Paul Howe was taken very sick while
AZ work for ". 4. llerssy. lie IL now
better aud hs. gone Ia Hebron.
sylvanus Richardson nas much worse
last week. aud hi daughter, Mrs. Cum
mlng.. was calle,i home from Portland.
lie MAS some letter Al Last accounts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
DENMARK

Mr.. Geo. Daley l. her. from Portland
Tor fishing trip. We hope he will have
b~tier luck than ,h. ret 20 "a. have he'd.
IN. 81 10 February ball va. sue
cess, ani everyone had nne time.
The sad new. ~ the death 81 Bert
Iiill In California has east q gloom o,ei
his many friends. Asyct NO particular
have been learned. ~. remains will H.
sent home. and LEI, Livingston. callfor'
MIA, last saturday, Feb. 2Oih, at II q. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oo,Nos OF TIE wssx m ALI
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


Nineteen members 10 Golden Rsl'
iodge visited Pleasant lake Lodge ol
West sumner Last saturday evening.
Bartlett, tho jcwel-r, IL coming sg,lr
Monday, the s9th.
Dr. q. l.. Buck. the South Paris dent.
isi, will be At the hotel again Msrvh NJ
Tor the practice of dentistry.
Rev. q. q. Hamilton, Of Mechanic
Pals, has been engaged BY the uni,er'
salists tn deliver course of textures
here, the fir-t Que On BE- delivered Friday
evening. Msn'h 9TH.
Mrs. George larrabee was called 60
Portland last wcek Ia attend her moth
er'. funeral.
Mr.. Arthur i.ovejoy, Young gentle
man Who has resided with "a. and work
I'll In the chair factory, Tor the last few
wars, left the place Monday Tor y new
neld % labor. Mr.. l.oyeioy Will b.
missed from our midst a. be- has been
a prominent aud active member la most
~ the secrrt order. In the place.
:. y. Robertson has moved to Fort
land.
Jerry Cole has engaged Mr. BIcknelr.
upstairs rent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
pORTER

Very warm aud the .noN ia going
fat.
Roads are getting bare aud will have
o. run on Wheels soon.
short run ~ shedding aud but little
husin.s. done this Winter.
Mr. VIM. n. Tow D. dlei the pa.i week
from the cffcCts ~ the grippe and
Brghi's disease. lie has always b"cu
an lniu.iriou. man. lie leave. a ~iie
and an adopted daughter.
NJ. jacob Virgins I. able 10 D. ou'
on the street sgiin. IL Ia. hscn sicl
the most ~ the winter. llis wife i.
till coufincd 90 the house.
cur school close. this week. Al
though Il has hcen somewhat unfortu
nate la 80 many 20 the scholars being
sick. It'll Mr.. stacy i Que II the bet oi
teachers aud the scholar. for the most
part have made fine progress.
Mr.. cyrus Morrill, 81 Cornish die't
from IA grippe. lie Nas quite an aged
man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
BROWNFlelO.

Miss Fio..le. daughter Of DIR. w. H.. and
Dr. Ella Gaichell, ON the anniversary OF
her Iith birthday was agreeably surpris'
ell by q party of some fifteen OF her friends
invited BY Misses Mamie and Grsei'
Griggs. The afternoon was spent IN
playing games, music, etc. There wer,
several fine presents. a nice treat AND
q nice time.
The Daniel bean Post, q. A. H., gave
a sociable at their hall, "wednesday even
4 dance. Thursday evening, at town
hall. :.
Dr. Gstcheii, j. l.. Frink and T. IL
staples are In poor health, also Mrs.
Henry Griggs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
HIRAM.


Miss belle. daughter II Francis J.. aud
Charlotte Watson, died Feb. 3lst, 81
consumption. ag~i ~ wears. IN" sas 4
Young lady 90 amlahle, Christian char
actsr, sud the herray,,i friends have the
deep sympathy ~ our entirc community.
samuel ". Gould, Esg., of Sko~h~-
gan. q former Hiram boy, I. mentioned
~ the Democrat. a. Candidnt" Tor
Member II Congress In the fhini Die
irict.
Mr.. william \. S,orcr !. very III with
consumption.
Mr.. Georgc ". clifford 10 Ellsworth
!. whiting her isther, Hon. Almon
Young.
MIR. Mar.hall l.. WtdswoSth u It'll al
Boston too ill Ia return home.
The ease hctNeeu Hiram aud Porter
Involving the piuper residence ~ George
Wood has h-rn referred toIudgy Foster.
\ mo,rmrni l. on foot a. So u some
company will locite q building 10 Hiram
a. Cnndense milk.
The Thermometer on Washlngton's
birthday indicated ~ degree. above
geru.
Hon. Peter n. loung has returned
from his trip to Boston.
eur lumhsrm-n arr moving vigorously
Va the transportation ~ hArs, wool aud
lumbrr, a. the .lc'iding !. getting thin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
MEIIcO

Mr.. T.. 4. and Ml.. Lula Abbott ,
mother aud daughter, are confined Ia
tb.ir beds with Ia grippe or something
closely allle,i Ia that scourge.
=. 4. l.ich,ri. aud wife, Ally aud
George Richards, Mr. Cobb. little girl,
Mr.. Geo. Gleason aud Mrs. &. VI. Kim
ball are on the gain.
Chs.. y. Pcnley Of Roxbury !. very
sick.
Tie ferry way at thl. place was fenc-
I'll acro.. Thursday, the Ice being re-
gar,i-,i AZ unsafe for the passage 81
teams. They continue Ia cross on lee
belos Dlxneld: but "som- gemmsn's
nlgger get drowned by such damn fool
I.hne.. q. dis" as the negro remarked
when he had .pouted the water from his
mouth .o that he could "rcmark" after
being held under long time by the min
I.,er ~ al. bapti.mal; unless more than
ordinary caution IL used. The Ice i
very porous, quite spongy and much
like honeycomb.
Friday morning belinda Griffith, Wild
ow of John Grifiith. died at her residence
In Mexico.
Many years ago one Graves, = tanner,
came To Mexico aud engaged In tanning
hide. and hnishing leather In an old
building which stood where the residence
81 l.. &. wllloughby now stands. lie
built the bark mill which once stood
clos. by the west end of the grist mill
In Dlxfeld. Belinda Hall was an adopt
ei daughter Of Mr.. Graves, who hnally
moved Ia 4 western state. She was nj
work for Uncle Jack Marble aud did not
go With Mr.. Graves. She married Mr.
Marbles .on, Holland, and lived MANY
yc,r. on the farm. now the Dixheld
Town farm. Later, with her husband
Holland Marble, she lived where DENIM
sou Marble lives, three miles below
Dlxaeld village. Her second marriag'
WAS 20 John Grifllih, who died fes
months ago. She was taken with Ia
grippe the 18th Inst. Ny Impression u
that she has no "blood relative" Ia
Maine.
Mrs. v. u. Abbott and daughter, Lula
are quite sick.
No crossing the river on i'e at till
place now. a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

Mr.. 1. =. psrlin Was called "a West
~umn-r to care for her Sister. Mr.. Z.
NJ. Risl.ee. Who dicd the 81 Inst. The
readers 1T the Democrat will miss Mr..
Bi.h.c's itsns from Wet sumner. iier
.i.ter.. Mr.. ". : Walker ani Miss y.
I. Tucker. are unable on account of SICK
ues. 10 attend thu funeral.
The weather l. warm and pleasant
and the snow I. going ~ that the sled
ding {. almost gone Ia this vicinity.
&c. Austin a son ARE filling their
millysrd With birch io h. manufactured
iuts clotb..pins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
SPARKEs.

The annual report Of Bank Examiner
Bl.bee shows that ths aggregate amount
Of deposits In the savings banks ot the
state on October 3lst was go, as, t5aH.
The gain In deposits the past year II
O., i9., 2s5.5t, aud considering the none
tary conditions In the latter part Of 1890
and the early part Of the present year,
this IL very gratifying. The total num-
Der Of depositors was IN, Gis, an Increase
Of G,itI, aud the average rate Of dlyi
dend paid by the banks was ei.0o. ia
addition 10 thls, twelve trust and bank
Ing companies have completed their or
gsnlfations aud are nov transactine
business with capital stock paid In ol
el 90, 300. Thirty loan and building
associations are now In operation 10 Tx
state, net gain Of three.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
OXFORD

There va. no service In either church
sunday. owing to the sIcknes. OF the
pastors.
Elmrr rarroit Ia. gone to Providence,
Il. 1, Nh.rv b. has q situation In a store
Ili. friends here are sorry to part With
him and have presented him With q sly
lographlc Zen q. token 81 their esteem.
"Gfippc" l. It'll raging, losing nothing
In severity bat rather Increasing.
Mr.. Israel Peterson I. very .lck.
Mr.. psrrutt l. very slck, although
improving somewhsi.
Mr. VIM. Fsuncc 1. very III and many
other. arr quite sick.
The school. are closed on account Of
sickness.
Their, /. one case of dlph,hcria.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
upros

Dle.i. rch. -, Mr.. Ami. VI. brown,
agel ahou, ~. Mr.. llrown ha. alsay.
lived In thi. Viclnlly. She leave. two
sons aud four daughters.
NJ. Bennett Mor.e Il quite slcs. Iii.
family are NJ tstier. Mr.. Flora Bsri-
lett vent a. help Mrs. More and ws'
lick with the family. She :. better nov
A.. Ahlsnit hss been To Bethel With a
load 10 potatoes.
We are having foe weather for teams
II seems mnrr like April than February,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

Have iust revived statement - the
financial cundition of ogr county for
iSyl. >houh say that our huancc. we're
~gll managvl.
~. B~sn i not getting ~ much
birch AZ hi. mill In this town as cDm-
mon.
pr John TYLER s~cms to =. quite
popular " i'm ."me ~ our people. We .e-
him In town quite often. Tie secms On
D. nic-, careful Young man. We Nish
him suCyr-s.
Georgc N BroWn l. quite feeble. lie
does not - aWay trum home anv.
4. .. brown isdrawins birth Tor 4. :.
Bean.
:. ~. Grover 3. loading poplar fcr
Bethel parties.
~. bean has carload % poplar for
ale.
n. y. 4 y. g.. Mile have several car
laads nearly rtady L. ship.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
aOxauRX.

4 big change In the weather since we
l.ft Pari.. ID u like the fret 81 April:
have besn asked To explain Why
neither 20 the regular fcremen we're sp,,
pointed ON The .p.clalJ jury ON the Record
ca.e. "a both forcmen we're on ,hr
.peclal jury the judge could not selec,
one ~ them without, showing partially
therefore he took a third man Tor The
new FOREMAN.
Twas csllei yesterday To run new
cold claim on East Branch. There u
pro.pect 90 more bslng done than ever
In the gold digging. thi. year.
our -slertmeu are closing up Their
wear. business and making their report
Charles Penley 10 sick, attended by
Dr. Richardson VI Dlxheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
GRAFTON

Mi. Adda Canning has been and ].
very sick hut !. some better at TIL. writ
Ing.
Az. brooks Ia. .o far recovered ne
Ia b. able Ia walk out.
David 4. Brook. scnt hls team from
Norway 20 Upton with sixty bushel. of
meal bought at &. n. Cummings 4 Son.
At 81 cents per bushel. Meal at Bethel
Il 90 - cents.
Our SHOWS have been 80 very light tbs,
when a warm day come. II goes like the
dew before IA. snow, but the light thsw
~e have hsd hss made nice slipping for
the two-sled team. and they can just
load now.
There Z. ,o b. q reunion ~ the schol-
ar. al North Woodstock June sth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
NEMRN.

:. II. Nidbcr of thl. town died at his
residence the 2iih; b. had been slck 4
hong time With complication ~ li,er
and lung troubles, the result of an attack
~ Ia grippe.
The CROW. must have their winter
quarter. quite handy thi. year a they
srr seen la the open field. every day.
some parties report seeing numbers
~ robins but have not seen any a.
yet.
The foxes are ENJOYING the fine wealth
~ of late. that l. Nc shoald .sy 40 by
the barking ~. hear a. they stroll about
nights aud morning..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
SWEDEN

Died. IN Sweden, Feb. 18th, Annie
knight, wife ~ Nathan &. Dresser, aged
about - YEAR,.
w arr having some very I'm" spring
weather nov slmost too much az
good thing for the luml-rmen, =. the
roids o.. getting bad IA some places
some spots ~ h,rr ground are ."cn on
the .lis. Of the hill. .lcplng toward. the
south.
\ yer, pleasant affair va. the little
party gl,cu by Master Harry s,under.
H. Nj. .choolmtirs AMI teacher the even
Ing - the 18th. Maslc, game. ani
nicr treat wrr- ~ IA" Programme.
Soclshle 40 III. town hall. ia. 18Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

Gilman Bsnustt. former resident In
thi. plscs. dis,l in Errol. y. H., feh. 18th.
To- clsarvd the farm ant built where j.
n. clark uoe lives. lie was STAYING
Nth hi. eldest sou. Eugene, AZ the time
~ he death. Ills agc MAS about -.
To- will b. remembered AZ kind aud
ohliging nsighhor.
Emma coffin from pummer was az
on a visit to her aunt. Mrs. frvd chan
tlsr.
Mr.. Horace frust has bcvn visiting In
Drummer the past week.
Hollis Abbott % Upton was Ia town
Friday.
Mr.. VI. l.. Bsunett 10 BOSTON Was al
o. $50 her aunt, Mr.. Martha Pickett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

EAsrMAN's ANNUAL SKID CATALoGur
for ls92 contains, as usual, n select list
of the choicest seeds for the vegetable
aud flower garden, thoroughly reliable
and specially adapted TO our latitude
and climate. Among the special offers
this rear We note the following: ~
Present 10 every Customer" "ren dol
lars for Pansy blossom" "Ten dollars
for an ear Of Sweet Corn" etc. sent
free by The Eastman Seed Co., East
sumner, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
RuNEORn-

travelling l. getting bad.
The river I. getting shsky.
Ia grippe J. letting ~ L. grip.
Mo.t II the people have got In their
ire.
Mr. aud Mr.. !. N. Barker 10 Auhufu
arr visiting fri-nds In this plsce.
The sick on~s ~. getting along yell.
We hada small dose 20 h but kept up
and a-guing.
Nj ~t.srus 20 Lowell 10 going o. move
Into Nsa Martin. stand the coming YEAR.
IL will carry ca the meat business.
Thcrv don't ss-m o. - ANYTHING inter
rsting o. write from hsrv this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01

I. N.H'rmv students, trustees, and
....- 20 fhr p'Icr src full ~ courage
OBJ. PROSPECT. ~ th. school Nos lrt
.... I ... DO their part In maintaining
ODD. .....f y-rftei ant The sucv~.s %
OBJ. ..H..H. Vi.i D. almost unlimited.
N... .T. .lhnoi amt give b your sid and
.... Etm,ut in rVvrv vav po-slhle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-01
AARIEORO

Mrs. Berry. widow Of the late Harvey
Berry, died the sO,h, aged ~ years.
Funeral the sjrd attended by Rev. Mr,
Richardson of sumner.
Your Greenwood correspondent wish
- to know when Venus and Jupiter will
he ~ near together sgaln as they were
about a month ago. II will lie after
March meeting according To the best
information We can get.
Bert Hutchinson Il getting out lum'
her for q new wood and carriage house
winslow Allen has traded his veal
Old colt with Bert Hutchinson for
COW.