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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The oolNos or the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
eucSFlUlo.


The naples began To put oat theiI
leaves, Monday, the isth, about tw,
weeks late.
Rotheu. ". Cole % Cape Elizabeth ..
visiting hls sister, Mrs. 4. \. Allen.
w. W. Bessee Of Wakefield, Mass, IL
In town hooking sfter few horses.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence and Wife visited
Pennington last week.
John buck. familiarity known az
Cary John" died At the poor farm
Thursday. Aged about % years.
Major Ben nm 10 Auburn vas In town
Friday "a tNke charge 10 the samples of
his brother. Chss. ". nm, the popular
travelling salesman % Millikcn, Cousin.
a short, Portland. Who Il quite M NJ
hls home in Auburn.
Lieut.. j. J. Chase 10 Turner has
mooed Into IN. residence receutly va
Gated BY Dr. prCoster.
Eishty-four Italian hborcrs passed
up the line % the Portland aud Humford
Pail. Railroad Friday. The embryo city
% Ramiord falls Il beginning to take
form. streets are being laid out, baild-
ings In prscess of construction, and the
lrOn horse already well on Its way tn
the new Oxford County enterprise.
Don't 20 West, Young man.
The Backfeld Cornet Hand have two
engagements for Memorial Day, In the
forenoon At sumner. In the afternoon at
home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
MEXICO.

last Tuesday aud Wednesday the
county commissioners located q road on
the south side % the Andro.coggin from
the John lri.h farm In Rumford 10 the
dcpo, at the Falls. They made changes
Ia the rad on the north side ~ the
river. New location. around some hills
aud directed the grading down of others.
The change ordered at the Pals, carry.
Ing IN. rad farther away from the river,
will make q vast Improvement.
4 man by birth Dix,illisn born la
Dlxheid) Il to baild q r-.ldenc. and To-
cate at the Falls, John 4. Eustis, ESQ.
~. !. to b. the superintendent of the
paper mill. lie spent the greater part
10 last week here. Ills wife was With
him. They stopped at Albert Virgins.
SrAHkIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
WEST BETHEL.

The rad commissioner. are blasting
stone fruu, the ruad near III. D.. Grover
prcyiau. 10 working thu rad machine
SIX horses belonging 10 Ma. u. n.
lasting. haul the machine TIL. season.
Dr. X. a.. Wiley drive. around and
care. for the .ick the same as he has for
more than ATTY years, Ia TIL. aud adj
Joining towns.
Mr.. Mellen whitman aud wife return
"a Ia their home In Worcester, Mass,
last Thursday.
Frank T.. Kendall has moved into the
house % Mr.. II. D. Bean. Mr.. bean,
Who has spent the winter with hl.
daughter. Ia Massachusetts,, Intends "a
.psnh the summer nj al. old homestead,
boarding with Mr.. Kendall.
4. :. lean, Esq, has improved and
repaired the OLD homestead very much,
pieylou. 20 the arrival Of his father.
Gene Martin has moved Ia, aud
Il keeping house az Bethel HUI. Tie !.
working for the Bethel Chair Co.
Prof. Cook aud Wife have been visiting
hi. parental home, aud have gone on q
tour Ia the eastern part 81 the state, -
turning In s.plembeI,
Charlie. Judkins aud wife Of Auburn
are at Press. Bennetts.
CD. I,uggle- returned from l,angeley
Lakes with twenty pounds Of nice trout
lie remembered many 81 his friends.
The ladies 81 the Chapel AID Society
are we'll at work. Meet With Mrs. w
N. Morrow the 2jth. All are Invited.
Msbcl Beau IL at home for short vis'
L..
Maud Morrow il teaching the village
school at 0ilead.
Eugene Martin has moved Va bethel.
Gene briggs was al home over the
sabbath.
a.. n. nrown 81 Mason, visited friends
here last week on his return from beth
el. lie seemed very feeble.
\. \, Besn u building a dana at Mason
on Pleasant river to carry hi. lumber Out
tn the Audro-coggin. lie Il to do 4
large business In Mason In the future.
VIII Tyler IL at work on the q. +. IL
for Herbert Mason.
viii shirley has moved Into the blocl
opposite the post office.
Prank Grover was up from Norway
amending the sabbsth at his old home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
PERIL.


Mrs. y. D.. Consnt IL sick and confined
Ia her bed with congestion Of the lungs.
Dr. Coolidge of Canton attends her.
The track layer. of the railroad are
getting along nicely. They Intend To
yet TO spear Stream bridge by saturday
night,
McGregor nro.. will nearly, II not
quite, finish their Job by saturday.
Wilson St!llmsn has got his house up
and covered, aud he intends to move In.
90 Il this week.
bert Thoma. has hired out with III.
u. Robinson this season, hut be has
been sick again with = relapse OF his
fever.
y. Barber IL sick with pneumonia.
Iley. W, w. Carver will preach the
memorial sermon before Demeritt Post
at the Pree Bapti.t church, West Peru,
sunday, May 18th, ut II o'clock, A. ".
All are cordially invited tn attend.
Decoration Day exercises on the 18th
will be held at the same church. The
programme will be the same Ne last
year. The cemeteries will be visited by
details In the forenoon. Dinner at the
yestry. Address at 2 o'clock, q. NJ, by
VIM. J. Msybury formerly Of Teru, All
persons invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
BROWNSlelp.

Hiram brown died Nay ald at jhe
home of his son-ln.law, william Walker,
aged about 80 years. lie WAS charter
member OF Mutual Relief, No. ~, !. %.
q. y, llaverhiil, Mass. Although be
had been absent from his home lodge Tor
forty years, he Was not forgotten by the
brothers Of his lodge not only paying
his benefit but sending him liberal
donations. lie WAS q great sufferer.
Funeral services by Pequawket Lodge,
I. %. OF.
Reuben Llnscott has rented part of
the house owned by J. Y. Mcdonald.
&. y. whitney has moved Into the mill
house.
The municipal officers have appointed
election clerks. j. l.. frink aud J.. II.
Giles Republican; r. Allard and J. Il.
lilll Democrat; ]. l.. rrlnk and 7. Az
lard detailed as ballot clerks.
The dwelling house and stable 90
cupled by j. q. Bean and sou Was die.
covered to be on fire, about II A. ~, and
Was burned TO the ground. Most OF ths
coutents inside were saved. No 'nsur
ance.
There are nine cases Of scarlet fever Il
town. Both village schools are sue
pended, also one other.
Farmers are busy getting ready u
plant when the coll u warm enough TO
seed 10 terminate.
A large portion Of the logs turne'
Into shepard River are lying high AM
dry . long way shors OF thsir dessina
tioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24


sill the ~.nd blows cold; sixteen
lncbe. 20 sno~ AZ Doe fall ls,t Ne"k
In south Dakota, where Que ~ nay
500. had la3 scre- of wheat large
enough, when the snow came, "a wave IN
the Wind. Discouuging
The .aNs arc silent AZ these mills To-
day. The mill men are planting their
gardens.
The iron horse u neighing down on
~. river ahout opposite "a. -,
Partners are rrriy % plant but Viii
wait until the weather moirrates.
The boom up at New England,
Niagara" l. reported a. runniag under
a full bead % steam. ~ those dTaSins
lum,sr frOm these mills up there. We
hear % some Young msn Who are doing
nke~i.e. nth the governor thrown oai
Of gar and the safety valve screwed
dow tight. Run Tor the SHORE, boys
Magyar /. ju.t ahead. You deserve a
t.ttsr fate and this community needs
YOUR talents and energy "a conduct IN
he Affairs II the sra 81 prosperity on
Which Ne s.sm Ia be- entering
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
WEST pARiS

The Pioneer mill was not sold las
Wednesday a. advertised. The owner
will now cell the mill or any part Of tn
machinery at private sale.
TIE hour for the Sunday morning ser.
Vice al the chapel has been changed frou
~: rs To 10 %.
The Baptist Society have organised q
Sunday school With the pastor - IN.
perinte,cent.
The Universallst Sunday school have
reelected the same officers To serve an
other year.
Tie following named persons were
elected officers OF the Methodist sunday
school last sunday;
u. X. Asdrews, superintesient.
H. r. kdIiss. Issi.sand Superintendent.
Mrs A. N. Andvws. SECRETARY ani rreAsur'
81.
Mrs., o.. 4. Emmons, Librarian.
:. Clsrance Curtis. Assistant Lbrsrtsn.
A few OF our people attended the en-.
,erialument held In the new hall at Beth
81 Wednesday evening.
Mls riossy Richardson has gone To
Woodfords 20 work In the family Of l..
=. Perry.
There will be variety entertainment
Tor the benefit Of the Unlversallst sun
day school on Tuesday evening, May
sith, In Centennial Hall. Entertainment
will consist Of vocal aud instrumental
music, recitations, &c. After the enter
tainment there ~ill be- an apron sale, and
Ice cream will he served. All are Invited.
Admission 10 and Is cents. Ice cream
~ cents.
See advertisement "Pisno and Organ
Instruction" by Mrs. Cora y. Briggs of
south Paris, In another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
Easy SuNNER

4 town me.tin; was held on Monday
"a choose two sslsctmen % al vacancies
caused by the resignation of two men,
bsrs 20 the board. :. y. s,etson and J..
N. Bl.bce werc chosen, aud with John D..
Berry nov make NJ the board.
The Memorial Dsy -erNiccs az East
sumner ~ill not begln until afternoon
and vill D. ~ the congregational
church. llOn. =. ". lane ot augusta
IL o. deliver the address.
Frcd Palmer Ia. king % the Corn
deld risntsr," and u cut taking orders
for planting y il quite npid way 81
doing the work aG.. : great Improve
ment.
Mrs.. Bradbury. the West Pan. NH
liner. ~as Ia ths plA.e last week q tew
day. Nth her goods Tor ale.
Ezra kecn 10 Hartford raised, last
year. on Que acre 10 ground, about ssI
value ~ SWEET cora. from seed furnish
III by the Eastman >-sd Go. We have
found their .c,si. 10 b. perfectly reliable.
>IeCIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
RuMroap CENTRE.

The selectmen and county commits.
sioners aud others Interested Ia a good
road from south Andovcr tn Rumfor,l
Falls were busy last week. TIL com.
ml..ioners decided Ia grade the hill near
Henry Abbott's aud James X. welsh's,
aud Ia lay out q nee road around the
Albert Virgin hill. A new road will he
built TO avoid the Hill at l,umford Fails,
thu. making q good road the entir,
distance. A new road vas also laid out
on the south side 81 the river, from near
the John Irish place Ia Rumford Fails.
4 bridge below liumford Falls u great.
w needed, aud Of . necessity must be
built -Son.
W. u. swain has purchased the Dana
klmbali place, aud has moved there.
Mr.. W. \. Guilford Il gathering the
cream now.
Mr.. Edwin Berry OF West PARISH. run.
ming the board Jaw aud doing a good
business.
Bu.lne.. lots and residence lot. are
selling quite brisk at the Falls. Hardly
= day passes but what lot. are sold.
Mr. James =. Morse was willed ejOO
by the late Jane. klmbsll % Portland.
Person. here are greatly surprised Ia
learn that Mr.. 4. u. Abbott 81 TIL. place
wasn't remembered.
Mr. y. 4. farnum attended the concert
=, Bethel last week. lie was much pleas
cd with II.
rrc.Idlng Elder 4. =. Lsid ~ss In
town last week. lie L. 10 send q young
man Ia assist In the work here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
SIwRy

Thursiou will y, hi. poplar drive cut
Wednesday. The spruce Palp-vooi y.
hsug up IA Little River and ~ill have Ia
lay over.
We grt little rain once In q while,
hut are sucrcc,i~i hy cold and high
winds. The weather j. very unpromi.-
ing for farming
Cattle still continue % make inroai.
into al. haymows, which, In mos, cases'
arr very Low.
zig. are plenty on Hear River; they
ar~ sellins Tor $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
WILSON'S MILLS.

Twenty 1--we or more river driver. have
gone out the pas, week. Some II them
had NO, earned enough "a pay their pas.
age home. Hard for those Who had
come long distances.
The Berlin Mills Company are now
.lulclng log. through Ariscco. dam.
Nv. Clark aud u. A. Storey have
been Ia Bethel the pas, week on bu.i'
ness,
our school commenced Nay 18th
taught by Miss Winnie watkins from
Vermont.
Mr. aud Mr.. J. W. Parker wen, to
Berlin saturday.
W. v. Boyd Z. al work Tor u. 4.
storey clearing land, who start. to-day
for the Rang-ley lakes guiding
Not much farming done yet.
I.,ln !. very much needed In TIL.
section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
NORTH PARIS

Everett chase l. At homo helping his
father for q few weeks, lie bass good
position offered him In New York.
Leila Chase u la very poor health.
Miss Lula Chase, who has been sick so
long, expects To 20 to the hospital for
treatment soon.
Mrs. Burns has gone to Lynn to visit
her daughter and sister,
Mr.. I,ogers, the blacksmith, has left
the place.
J.F. Littiehale has bought his broth
er's interest In the mill.
Mrs, W. W. Durham and her slater are
expected home any time now. Her sls-
ter, sarah, does not Improve, but II 10
thought she eau be taken home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
UPTON.

n. =. Raymond. house came near
burning Que day last week. There wa.
a large hole burned In the roof before u
sss .ubiuei.
Farmer. are putting their seed In the
gfound.
iced Ia. not started much We, a. the
nights are ~ cool.
In. last .nowdrift has disappeared
opposite ~ the post office.
school In District No. opened May
IL with the usual attendance, Mary All
bott teacher.
brown. drive l. In the lake. lie has
the push. II va. hard Ia have two
drive. In the same waters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
HARTFORD.

Aunt Marcia Bates l. ~ years old aud
4. as lively az ever. She can spin three
.keins % yarn day and walk half =
mile.
q. N. Irish has hired Jimmie Bonney
to work for hlm the coming season.
stillmsn Quincy has returned home
from Webster, Mass
q. n. Berry's family have been quite
slck the past week but are better now.
Mrs. Ieavitt from boston IL visiting n
the Hartford Cold spring Farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
EASY sIpROS.

Mrs.. John brown, Familiarity known
4. "Aunt Sarah" had q shock last sun
Law morning. and .hc dicl At noon the
.ame day. Mr.. Brovu left large cit
Gle ~ mourning friends, and the church
IA. met With great loss. Tier funeral
"a. attended Friday by Rev. Almon Lib
by ~ Dccring.
Mr.. william Packard died Friday
night after an Hines. % two weeks, the
cficct ot shock.
Mr.. Adellne kccnc ~ West Poland IL
whiting her relative. In TIL. place.
Iiey. u. \. Cannon has entered upon
al. dutic. A. pastor of this church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24


~ .t order % memorial ser
~H.. p. rf.ri u4t .1 the town ~
.''' 1lis- mi. .hare, ~ William \.
-. i.'. 80. To-, Department %
IL. 10. Ar.
'.-lir. .f 'he post. ladies ~ the
--s r.si corp. aud members ~
t't- q N.Nri.s camp, sous 20 Vet
'-' tI. as-sr.H.s 40 a.. \. u. Hall,
-. fa-.. .. sunday, Nav 18th inst,
..r. A.. and marvh from
Il I" '.r 'ulgrrgatioual church,
rl. 'hr sunday .sryiCy. Memorial
Pr Eet \ g.. fitt.
Aru.r. utt. NJ, IFh. the grave.
h s..ifr., H4reI in the different
'.-f.f' r Dc tovu, excepting the
sui ftr.s. viII o. properly dec
.f u.urile. detailed for that pur-
- 'f'ar'a 'ls hours Of : and o
.fkAu
- -'u.fr, 20 fhe poet. womsn's ~
h-. .imp - IONS Sill ss-em-
~. Al UtiI 40 m % O'Clock, a.
i ir.u there marrh 90 Grange
g....'-rre Do i.lr~r Nill ~ served un-
- ~ ,lirss % ihs laiie. II the relief
r. ',,f-il soldier. in the town are
s... I. pm ihs pot In all the exer-
- o. les,
"a ~ .a. Or thr parade will ~ formed
s'.,rS, r A., lu Ms.kst >.laarr,
IL - resting Ca Peasant STREET. Tie
49, N.i nrst marrh 90 RiVerslde
49, Nlars appropriate exercise.
-. hr1 Nusig hy thu south Pris
...--'.'glrg hy the south Paris Male
s',..,' r.m The cemetery the march
g. r N'"rs Park. passing the sol-
a.. lin-u', giving the marching
-. ue.es to NeS Hall. where ths
~ - M" DAY will ~ given by Com
- I. 'Aflston u Winthrop. Other
!, Fl'is exercise. Nill also be Ia or
~ u. \. Bol.ier &. appointed Mar,
ss,.. q. =. Pratt &. appointed ~
sgo,r. ',,,.'''al' aud they viii b. obeyed
y Sou'Ning details for decorating
b-st' graves have been made:
S.l's.- '-'ns'sr,s.. GeorsV " csls aai q
'J ~, ''us'-ry. a. ?. Enus~e~i an.
l,--,i',a -. 81 Tu-uto~n. 4. n. puahsm.
&c.,. Il nrsF lfstrifts. q. ksn Riplsy
A.ns AT Hsn ud.trists, " = star
o'''ret ch.sr.rs-,n
tElhsi. ani trust tia, each eomrads
sx,.s,1i..iiy attend % the duties 40
I'm for this Memorial Day.
y. q. CUKris, T.. &.
u. y. BoLsrKR, ADJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
MAHIaEORN

News IN. been received % the death Of
Edwin kilgore, formerly Of Waterford.
lie was an adopted sou ~ the late
Joseph kllgore. lie leaves q Wife.
George L.. Warren shot = henhswk one
dsy last week With No. u shot on the
wing fiii-en rods. This may seem 4
pretty big story hut We have 90, the pa
per. to back II up.
Mis-. staley ~ the BROOKLYN, y. Y,
school. I. boarding a, Mrs. .. II. A,hcr-
tons.
The circle met "wednesday afternoon
aud evening with Ml.. Alice stone al Z.
:. Mor.e's. A general good 'lme WAS
reported.
Commelcement exercises ~ Dougia.
Seminary occur June 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
NORWAY LAKE.

school commenced May 18th With
ffteen scholars.
Mr.. y. +. Green came home fr"u
Biddsford "Wednesday.
D,nc. al Woods Hall. May l'th.
mite /. .rowd there aud fine time.
Mis- Adiie shsttuck who has ben
Stating In Massachusetts came home
last Tuesday.
Nj. GraC. stevens l. AZ home again
Nj. hate Pike visited al y. j. Brad
49,. l..f Week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
LOWELL.

josiah \. Hobbs, Eco, a former resi-
dent Of thi. town aud more recently
state librarian, will deliver the Grafton
on Memorial Day In this town. The
services will be- At the Congregational
church a, the village and In charge Of
Parker Post, No. 80, u. A. ". The
Masonic, Odd Fellow aud Good Templar
Lodges have been invited 20 Join Ia the
services,
Preston u. Walker 10 quite III With
rheumatism.
Mis-. Louise IIamblen !. visiting In
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
EASH hEIhEl.

IN. swallows have come enough 70
make a summer, vet the ~eathes Is eo.u
and windy, aud the farmers say the
...son 4. backward.
wm. n. swan of Lynn, Mass, !. "a
to~u attending to the settlcment OF ths
properly % hi. father, the late HI swan.
Mr.. Catherine Bean IL still suffering
from the esrect, % Ia grippe, she '. at
ended by Dr. Hiram Abbott. Mrs.
DI,ntha Power. |. working for hsr'
Mr.. sophia swan Ia. returned frou'
Durham, Maine. ,,,,
Ms. Mary Dodge !. boarding al j.
VI. Bartletts. nj,
d village, dre.smakins with Miss Mar,
GIN. ,,.i,
Farmers have naished sowing iheli
grain and planting potatoes, ana RAW
their land nearly ready for corn:
-. 80. fycm the Glabe furnlturs
CO. Mlch., have arrived and are ee'ns
aided 90 the school room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
FAST WAreRFoRo.

Nn.u. n. Mixer and three children
N, Norway have been visiting al hef
fathers, u. u. Prides. I'll.
Frank Rowe has moved his iamuy
into the house al the foot OF bsA''
Hall has . Captain weigewocd
coli that weighed. ths day before u xss
/, year old, 40 lbs, and stood - HANDS
N ". Abbott has sold his Captain
wri,ewood colt which IL not yet . year
old, for $50. mai
samuel W. Davis, wife and n'.,s
daughter, who have been visiting 49, w.
In por,l.nd. Mrs. Davis mother, Nrs'
sa.,s cnmmings, accompanying them.
'u Born. April s,h, in North Br'ds,os'
10 the wife Of Virgil u. johnson, gu,
Ms. Abraham Norwood reearpso
from Portland wsdsssday'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

All busy planting. some are nearly
done. Never had better spring Cor
working wet land.
\. :. Besn I. buiidlng a dam near the
head waters % Pleasant River, on what
!. known q. the south branch, 20 help
about driving HI. timber. The prospect
for getting out the drive !. rather poor
a. the water Il very low.
Mrs. Clark iIesn, who has been con.
fned "a the house for several months.
rode out "Wednesday for the first time.
We understand that Ernest Morrill,
Ia. taken quite timber Job % 4. ;.
lean, mostly spruce for pulp, some hard
wood. Hope he will meet with good
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
ROxBURv.

The rain 10 last week brought over
any river drivers. The logs ran quite
well for day. The drivers all left Sat-
ur,iay morning. The rain Of sunday
brought them back again. They work
ed Monday and Tuesday, and left We'd
nesday morning. These rains are great
for the farmers, but do not raise the
river very much, aud the logs stop In
all the bad places, making Il very costly
driving. The rear of the old logs IL
now az John Reeds. The new logs are
left Ia take care 81 themselves. They
are many mile. up river, aud will tc
likely 10 stay there this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
SIMMER

Mr.. aud Mr.. :. y. Newell % Paris
llill Visited relatives aud friends In sun
net last week.
Mr.. l. ~. Brsckett % Auburn was In
town saturday.
q. y Dyer recently sold valuable
colt tO Ne-t summer parties.
q. II. Bonney sold pair Of oxen this
week.
-. l.. varney purchssed pair % oxen
short tirps slace ~ ". Tucker 10
East sumner.
The rc-Opening % the >abhsth school
q ths Morrill, school house took place
NAV 1T. Miss Addic D.. farlin ~ss
choseu supsrintendent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Mr.. and Mr.. Or,n e.. Maxwell ccle.
br.ted the tNenty.tfih Anniversary oi
their marriage with a silver ~-iding The
afternoon and evening ~ the llih. \
l,rr, number ~ friend. aud relatives
urre present aud enjoyed very pleas
AMI time. Among the guests were MI
and Mr.. \. J. Never. of Sorssy, hr,
and Mr.. VIM. NeVcrs Of ,ornish anu
Mr.. Thomas Maxwell Of Boston, \
ME. collection Of presents was gwen
among which we're seen a silver csA'
bake, and butter dish, glass set, petIy
dl.h. silver spoons, siobey, AID nutlef.
ou. fancy articles. The guests rrtlrei
Al a late hour wishing Mr.. and Nrs'
NaxwsIl many year. % continued hap
piuess and prosperity.
Mr.. ~. 4. saunders has bough, The
valuable bloOsied colt, Alice VI, OF w
J. wheeler % south Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
DENMARK.

Mr.. Charles n. Blake has gone to Cum
berisnd Mills TO learn the carpenters
trade.
That Comicai browns new show
will be here saturday evening, May n,
With a fne array OF talent.
Mr.. &. q. pendexter caught q hne
ave pound trout at Peabody pond Mon
Nr. y. n. Bennett and wife are home
on q short vislt.
Mr.. Theodore Pingree, one Of our old
ess and respected citizens, 10 critically
VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
QtIuCORD

Cold AMI dry, aud bu, very little farm
Ing done a. yet.
Mr.. Gay 1. repairing hi. house. -.
A.a siearn. has moved into y. "
wanlwelr. house, aud Mr.. W. zoe. Ia
the Pals.
Mr.. s,earn. from Lowell, has moved
Into Asa Martin. house for the season
lie will carry on the meat business.
The summer school commenced TIL.
week, Mi. Ale. Barker of iIanoyc'
teacher.
Lively time. on the track every sa,ur'
haN aiiefn0on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
wfSY ppvratIRC

The rain on sunday was Of grea,
benefit Ia the farmers.
Edwin sargent Is able to he al work
again.
Mrs.. Eunloe Hutchln. has been quite
sick.
Mr.. Richard Thoms was down from
Conway Last week, buying cows.
pr. Bennett ~ Bridgton was over to
-. Mrs.. jewell Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Edwin Walker !. about to put a
furnace In al. house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Iorrnfo Jon~s AMI wife 20 winthrop
arr ,lsitlng relative. here.
There ia scare % measles In town.
Mr.. Walter wood and Mrs.. Charlie.
Bumpa. have each little daughter.
Marrisi. Ia Emm~ttsNills, Idaho, May
ia,h. Edward n. ilsyes formerly 81 os-
ford and Nis. El.ls wardNell, daugh-
ter az the late James wariwell of Idaho.