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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
EASY WATERFORD.

Died, April iith, st the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. q. y. Ames, syl,anus
Richardson, aged - years. lie had been
In falling health for some years aud Tor
the last few days Was grcst sufferer.
Rev. Mr.. skinner attended the fupersi
whlch occurred the 18th. The remains
we're taken tn East stonehsm for Inter
ment. where his wife Was buried.
Mrs.. John Everett has returned from
a yi.it to relatives In Gorham.
Mis-. Emma knlghtly IL In Boston VS.
Ting her sister.
Mr.. Richardson and his daughter 81
Baldwin were In the place last week To
attend the funeral 81 his brother.
Harry IIutehln. of Lowell IL visiting
AZ Ira JohDsos's.
Mrs.. n. q. McIntirr IL at the home OF
her father, Hubbard sawin, ~ho IL very
III With erysipelss.
J.E. Mclntlre aud Ira johnson went
To Portland this week to see about their
poplar. =,
m. Pride has sold hls iive-year-old
colt to Nell sampson % NORWAY.
A. Norwood has bought = broad
east seed aud fertilizer sower which
works BY being gearcd to the wheel oi
a wagon. Iti.s new implement In this
vicinity.
Perley IIodgdon has gone to Buxton
Ia work this s~sson.
J. W. Atberton and y. 4. Hilton each
Loaf q horse Last week. both horses
we're past their prime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
WEST BETHEL.

Til. Friday morning dawn, With the
ground vet from the last night. rain.
The grass looks green aud all natur. ap-
pear. much refreshed.
4. :. Bean. pulp wood put Into the
head~s,er. 81 Pleasant River la Mason
l. It'll there, waiting . rice of water.
Greer Merrill u improving and take.
the outdoor air daily. u. !. doing good
work In REPEATING silver ware.
III. lsdle. 81 this place last wedne.-
dsy formed q Chapel Aid Society, the
object 20 which will be readily under
stood from lis name. The old meeting
house here hss long gone by a. flt
place Ia hold religious meetings, aud the
isdi.. deserve much praise In taking up
the good work. All money or pledge.
~ money can be forwarded To the
president or treasurer, Ms. Cora y.
Mason and Mrs. y. Psy.on Grover.
Mrs. Amo. scrihner is quite feeble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

Friday the hrst April vet appeared
and caused . few spots showing q prom
Ice 10 green gas, but streams are as
lov az they usually are In June.
Fremont Irish a 90. have their short
lumber sawed aud are getting r"ady Ia
.aw hard wcoi and spruce In time Ia
ship by x. D. X. X.
IA irish L. nov here, being Interested
In lumtcr. With Fremont and william.
The foxe. have got = rrprie,e I'LL
October. Ad. Young counts nine good
pelt. aud samson Marshall Whit
ney took twenty. ani Arthur aud John,
Glib Iloi.don'. t~o small boys, la order
10 D. on hand to pay tax on their dog.
which they have traiD~i 10 harness,
caught Que fox that came csrrle-.ly
along, eyidcntly thinking small boys no
account.
Emma aud Ida .ihhoii have return
FROM Hebron Academy aud show Inn
proyement In their studies, Including
music aud painting. They have prompt
IN ioinei q Glass under their mother.
,ultlou Ia practice the fry-p,n, dlsh-psn
and dust-psn symphonies, With weekly
washhosri jubilee.
Samuel William 81 Weld Il AZ work
carp-ntering at 4. u. Taylor'..
T~o feet ot snow ani from one In one
and a half feet 10 ice yet AZ Pour Ponds.
Maple syrup aud sugar making ended
the 2i.t after very fair season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

Ths Easter concerts held ON Eastc,
evening", April i;th, wero very ex'
cs.llent. Concerts wcrc given at the
Congregational and Unlversallst church.
- and werr we'll attended. Mu,h at
tentlen had been given To their prepare
tion and the results were most sstisfsc-
tory.
Geo. r.. King has vacated the Chap.
man house and moved Into the Carter
house on MIL street.
The Water Company has several ap-
plicatlons for water services and work
viii begin at once putting them ln.
William Ames has moved his stock,
etc.. Into the Harris store near the COM
mon.
We understand that there IL to be y
May ball st Cole Hall, Nay 3ri. Work
upon the fioor Of the hall MAS In prog
rvss last week. The fioor Was not nnlsh-
e,l last fall. but rrguirri smoothing. etc.
Rev. y. y. Barton preached his fare
veil sermon at the Unlversallst church
SUNDAY last. lie moves this week Ia
Mechanic Falls aud begins hls work
there the first sunday In Nav. lie has
been here three years aud In that time
has done much for the parish.
Fast Day MAS observed by = union
ser,icc al the Congregational church In
the afternoon.
Prof. Leslie lee of Bowdoln College
gave q most interesting aud Instructive
illustrated lecture nj the Congregation
al church Thursday evening last. There
Was q good attendance. The procccds
were devoted to the Bethel Library.
D.. \. kilborn has sold his mill proper
~ In thi. village to Isaac =. Morrill,.
Mr.. Morrill, IL a man Of experience In
the business.
Callahan's Orchestra Of Lewiston will
furnish the music for the May ball.
There IL Ia b. a grand concert prior Ia
the dancing. Refreshments ~ili he serv-
cd. hi. u to be the event Of the sea-
son socially-so the Young men say, but
the young ladies demur aud remind
them ~ the rec,nt leap year hall.
Al the Republican caucus held saiur-
day afternoon last the following dele
gate. we're cbo.en, Ia the state conven-
iion at Bangor April p;
q. y. Bssn. John nArker,
tst ksn kowe. l.. " himtsH
A N. Garter,
To the district convention at Auburn
April ";
y :. kiihora. y W. le~ett.
10 " shaw. X u Nhsin
a :. hesh.
MIDDLE INrEHvALr.
ladies Circle will b. entertained
Thursday, r. NJ, April 18th, by Mr..
Frank Russell. All Invited.
Mr.. Charlie. Esmes Ia At home from
where she la. bsrn quilt.
q " hile for her health.
Arthur Jordan Ia. returned 10 hi.
school 10 Lisbon, after visiting his
mother In Lewiston.
II. VI. kimhall raised lu bushels 81
the IIarblng,r potato from one bar
rvl of .eci, which came from T.. W. T..
Jerrard, Caribou.
J. =. swan, Bethel, Maine, has thru
Cor GO cent. q bashcl In barrel lots
delivered ai the depot, or 20 cent. At hi
store. Order II once s the stock IL
limited.
The birthday party BY Lula II. Kim
hall VA. q succes.. Nearly ~ present.
aud many brought prr.snts. Treats ~
maple sugar, cornballs and apples. Mu-
sic aud games.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
PQRIER.

Cold aud dry.
III. river. are very low; bad for the
lumiermsn To get their logs Into market.
Mrs. Judith Perkins died from a
parslyiic shock. She has been In poor
health for some time. She Was about 81
year. 81 age.
Mrs.. Susie sawyer has moved Into
Da,h Reiloa'. house.
Frank 4. French and John n. Rice ar,
having all the work they can do paint
Ing.
Farmers are sowing their peas aud
grain aud planting early potatoes.
Mr.. I. L.. French has sold hi. oxen
~. has kept them ten years.
Mr. Frederick ihilbrick has rented the
Blsro place. 49,.
Bee. wlntered fine aud arr out Will
full colonies TIL. spring.
Poor year for maple sugar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26

oxyoRI,. &c AT q Court 90 Probate, he'll AZ
Paris. within anil Tor the County OF ONf"ri.
.a the thiri Tuesday % April, A. u. i-si.
On the ps,itioa Of An.si y. Al.y' .asrilsn OF
heir. af SARAH 4. ALLEY, late % Porter, IN
.aii Coapty, decea.esi, prsyins for hc.n-. "
ell sni convey certain real estate de-crl'ci IN
hls ,stitisn on hle IN The frObste once ." ~
S.n,.rr.u ofsr Of stu hundred dollars, thu
prueesi. 10 10 usei for the support OF sail
,Ispsavp. That the .sii petitioner give netice
Ia all person. interc-tssi by causing an abstract
Of nj. tstitiou. With this orisr thercon, " bs
pulli.hs.i thrce weeks saece--ively In the ot'
iori Dxmccrai. o newspaper printed Al fan., IN
.aii Coanty, that they may appear Al = frobaie
Coart o. he he'll % Paris, On the thiri Iue-sy
and shaw eAa.e. u apy they have, ~hy the sane
GEORGg A. WILSON, JUICE.
A true oopy-aiisss III. q DAVIS hsi'ssr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
ALBANY.

Frank Bean Ia. gone To Hanover to
work for a s<ss,n on sfsrn.
Amos Bean has returned To bridg'"h
Academy. No., 4.
AlIc. wilbar ~ho IL nov In Boston '.
invited 10 come home and teach In the
Dresser District, where she taught As'
year. 1870, IN ,.,.h I'm
Alma johnson is engaged '" TEACH !"
th. Clark District.
simon Grover aud another young man
- two busbsl. Of smells one esenin.
,,om . pond In Stonshsm. The families
:, an. corner had = liberal share by ths
klndne.. ~ Mr.. Grover.
J.F. Bird. daughter IL quite s'ek and
seems to be falling. y u.
Mr.. severy has gone to New hA"P
.hlre for q fe~ days.
Horace Fisk Il engaging our iAIusI'
10 plant sweet corn for Norm "A'e''o'u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
FNvGnuRo.

Mrs. Grace Warren Kellogg has bceu
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. War
reu.
Congratulations In order to Mr. and
Mr.. (nec Mlss BrIckett) y. A. I'LL.
A number Of the local fishermen have
tried Sebago salmon.
Mr.. I'D hrAckett of Boston spent few
days here thls week.
Mas A. n. Page IL making extensive
improvements To her house.
Mrs. T.. q. Fife IL In Boston.
"The State Of Maine" WAS the topic of
the womAns Library Club meeting this
week.
A very successful concert was given
by the Congregational sunday School
SUNDAY night In the church.
A sunday school concert and illustra-
lions Of the life of Christ at the New
Church.
risu srREET.
seldom IL bare ground seen 30 long
with 30 little signs Of vegetation. II ts
feared by some of the farmers that much
of the grass IL winter killed and conse-
quent light hsy crop IL predicted.
&. W. Harrington and crew are At Con-
way Centre nj work on the new house be-
longing Ia q. Trundy.
The district school commenced here
last Monday, April II, under the lnstruc-
tiou of Miss Marion Jones.
The odd Fellows had n carpet bee t
their hall Tuesday Ia make their new
carpet for the hall door.
One peculiar feature of this street u
seen about midway between the Centre
aud Mud City, at q place where u is
continually bay on QUE eide Of the street
aud knight on the other. This street
sl.o boasts Of smart people, while some
are la q continual Frye. And high upon
the hill IL heard the voice of the Barker.
a. y. Emery of North fryeburg, (iiar-
bor) = much respected aud loved Citizen,
committed suicide by hanging, on We'd
ncsdsy, April sDth.
The ladies Aid of the tlartor VI. v.
church voted nj their meeting OF Nov.
~. ISL, Ia appropriate the fund In the
treasury at that time for good quality
Of ccdar shingles, sufficient "a shlngle
Que aide of the roof of the church at
that place. Il Was thought the other
.ide of the roof would last some years
longer with patching. &. W. Earring
ton Was chosen to oversee the work. The
shingles we're bought and hauled from
Conway. The work of LAYING them VAS
given through the generosity Ut the eth
Isns of this place. and now the ladies
are rejoicing that their efforts have been
seconded. that the church has good
tight roof, also that the church Il soon
Ia r-cei,e coat 10 paint. We are glad
that. like Joash. they have been mind
ci Ia rrpsir the temple, and hope We are
beginning to reap the fruit. of our Sab
bath school. MAY ~e also be minded To
repair the temple Of our own body. 80
hat our hearts may bc q nc place for
the indwelling Of the Holy spirit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
sAavEORD

John Morgan .old part Of h'. house
hold good. Al auction the 18th. lie IL
going % move "a Turner.
S,ott Howard l. quite slck.
Louis Mitchell from Ms..achusetts u
visiting his friends In Hartford. .
Another good zap week. the best OF
the .@asou.
Win. n. Bicsnell Z. bailiin. a wood
house. Lot T.. kccne Is doing the car
psnter work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
tAsr SUMNER

Ma Republican caucus In sumner
held on saturday, the 18th, Dr' y "
Ri.h.., sharon Robinson aud L. u
Head we're chosen town committee -
~. Abbott. J. 4. Noyrs and Sharon
Robinson we're chosen delegate. To the
Aubaru convention.
UsaId'. do~el mill Ia. got the lumbsr
mostly worked up and most OF the help
Discharged.
Farmsrs are getting AZ work on theu
farms, hut little rain u needed to starr
grass. ., an.
campfire at Buckfield on Fast Day ana
enjoyed the occasion.
OF. TAYLOR OF North Turner is 10
succeed Mr.. iIodgdon In the store In
/ few weeks. -,
Iaclu. Packard MAS up last week
hooking after hi lumber Interests In 'hs
vicinity. v.,
rrrd Harlow arrived home from FLORAL
p,rk last week. lie has been In the e'n'
ploy 81 John lewis Childs, the florist
~ SLOsCh.
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plckvAle.
beautiful weather.

beautiful weather.
Farmer. are on the move.
shingle saving u In order at these
mills.
Dea. wyman's arm IL still In . sling.
Morrill, and lri.h are having their
house moderated. ". l.. wyman IL do
ing the carpeuisr work.
"unclc" David Morse and wife have
got back Ia town after slx months 40
lourn In Andoyer.
The new school house In District No.
N l. progressing finely.
A lady az our elbow IL querying what
she shall do with the surplus butter
from oas COW after supplying . large
family. What q cow
u. q. llussey !. rc.hingllng his build
ings.
D.. n. Hopkins aud the Dlckvale cor
respondent returned from Probate
Court Tuesday. They found slgoich q
hard road Ia travel. The horse We
Iourpey.i with VAS sold "wednesday. lie
!. good one.
We .,w l.. q. Putnam riding Out to-
day IN. frat time In some months.
Tie court seemed surprised that No
had winiervd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
ngBRON.

AZ the annual prize speaking. Friday
evening, April 18th, the Let pri,e was
awarded to j. Harold bates, ~, Dell T..
FLINT. let prize to the ladies, Coratel
Howe, -, Margaret J. Libby. The IuJg-
- were Mr.. I'erciyal Honey, Prof, VI.
u. small, Rev. 4. T.. Wedge.
Mrs.. Jane Barrows ~ Boston made q
short ,lsli 10 her sis,sr-ln-l,~. Mrs. =.
q. Howe, last week.
MIs.e. Ierths aud Jennie Packard are
home from lIoston.
The school In the Center district will
begin April sjth. Miss Grace Bumpa.
teacher.
work will begin on the new water
supply next Monday, 2jih.
Mas Annie Merrill IL gaining.
Mrs. Augustus campus has had let
tuce of her own raisIng this spring. i'cc-
pie Will have to start early Ia g-t ahead
10 Mrs. llumpus In gsrienlns.
Herman George Joined the camp OF
sons of Veterans, organized al south
Paris thi. week.
We hope some effort will be- made soon
by both u. 4. u. Posts and sons 10 pre-
vent the dissertation of Memorial Day,
day which should H. held sacred by
every citizen 81 our country and not
given Ia games and horse racing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oo,Nos or rns WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
MESH pAalS

The Pioneer Chair Go. viii cell their
entire plant, consisting 90 mill, machln-
cry. lumber and chair STOCK, at public
auction, "Wednesday. May 18th.
u. ID. Andrews has hls house up and
partly boarded In. Ansel Dudley of
south Paris had charge Of The raising.
L. :. Ferry, superintendent Of the
West Paris Manufacturing CO., IL soon
TAI move his family to woodforis, Ne.
Rev. y. y. BSrtou % Bethel llill was
In the place "Wednesday.
Rev. W. 4. Merrill Vas In the place
Thursday night. lie Was on his way
from Gorhsm, y. n. To his new appoint
ment AZ Bo~doinhsm, Maine.
\. VI. Chase % bryant's Pond aud
Frank Andre~s ot Norway were In the
place Friday.
Marking Curt. has returned from
Brsintree. Mass, where she has spent
the past YEAR with her sister.
Prank Willis L. having hls house
pslnted with l.. a ". paint.
Bert Noung's studio IL Ia be closed
the fir.t ~ Nay for the summer.
CLARK Wing % sumner Il At work for
v. u. Andrews.
y. J. Cu.hmsn 10 repairing his dry
house.
J.. a. Abbott has moved Into Mrs.
Judkin-' rcnt on the corner 90 Main and
Charvh streets.
Prank u.y-- hs. novel isto VIM.
McoDey's rrnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
ROxbuRH.

TIE cold weather Ia. held for more
than a week. II IL hard case for the
oxford Land Company With big crew
~ men Who cannot do enough To earn
their board. They Work but the logs
gill not run.
John Rsci IA. nj. crew csmped In hi.
orchard, not trying "a drive the poplar
until thery u nore water.
The nsld. and pastures ned rain very
much hut no rain come.
County Commissioner Wooisum was
la town Last wc.k posting Rad no,lces.
l. II. Reed has just finished saving
spool sticks aud nil nov saw do~el
sticks.
The cold weather set the maple. Ia
running .sp agsln, making quite an adj
iiiion 20 the jsrs u syrup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
hi Rean min Inor he,lth.
WEST PERU.

Ba.lne.. 3. just booming In TIL. Sec
tiou.
o'NIsl has Nv. crew. al work on his
section Of the railroad.
Mr.. VIII. IA. the Dixheld station up
and boarded.
Eyrry house that can take boarder. J.
full a. the garr-t, and your correspond
cut Z. hauling them beef aud provisions.
CD. Lane IA. be-n granted q pen
.lon Of - month, sni $500 back
nav. Ward Howard Ia. got hi. pension
increased Ia ell per mouth, aud ". y
McIntire has got a pension OF " per
mouth.
n. VI. woodsum and wife Of Mssss-
chu.etts are visiting their parents, VIM.
Woo,lsum aud W. =, Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
NORWAY LAKE.

i'll Partridge Ia. ridden to the store
twic. aud walked down Ia samuel Part
ridge. once TIL. week. lie and Mrs.
Psrtridg, are going Ia Portland 5000.
Ms. Evans who has been With them
nearly all winter has returned TO Masss-
chusetts.
Jane. smith arrived nj the Lake Tues
day. lie talk. 10 selling his bulldings.
Mrs. Moody IL visiting al j. J..
Partridge.
NIna brook. has gone to Cousins
Island.
George Wood and wife have returned
home frum ncrlln, y. III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
MAsQN.

AZ Annie, Gsscs and vcra Merrill
we're driving, their h0rse became fright
eucd By some dogs that were lighting,
overturned the rarriige, cleared ltself
tlservfrom and ran, leaving the girls In
the street. Vera WAS sllghtly hurt,
but, strange 10 say, the others came out
all right. The damage WAS slight.
TIE MILL IL at stAndstill on account
Of some trouble With the gate 10 the
water WHEEL, but We hope Ia have u In
running order soou.
GEORGE II. brown rude out thls week.
Rev. Mr.. Peare has returned from con-
ference. VIII preach here another year.
A. \. Bean has flushed saving birch
st his mill Ia Mason.
Some of our farmers have commenced
blowing. IL IL very dry. bu; not warm
enough % make grass grow much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

John Tate. IL to work for N. Penley
this season.
Mrs. n. ID. Chapman aud .on Jack
went to STAFFORD, y. H., for few days
this week.
Bert Tyler Ia. been having quite a
sick spell.
Million Peniey IL building line fence
between his pasture and scott Wikhrs.
Herman Skillings 10 building . hen
house.
Mrs. Betsey scribuer IL much better.
n. n. BENNETT Was down FROM Gorham
Q few days ago.
say, John don't spend 20 much time
lookiue q that colt; let your frisads
| ~ froa yoa n The DsGnocras.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
AIaAN

Eo.cce Il. Gr,-ne, E.q., u visiting his
son. Charles. at Madison, Maine.
Hoo. Charlie. ~. f.ndexter ~ Den
mark was la to~u saturday.
Mr.. Ivory Wentworth. an indus,riou.
aud worthy farmer, diei Aprh 18th OF
ki,iney complaint. aged "a years.
J. D.. stuart y doing mason work Al
Wentworth Hall, Jackson, y. III.
Mr.. samuel " adssorth u recovering.
willie Traftoa. 20 Carroll, y. IL, L.
visiting HE father, Mr.. Lewis lrAfion.
Mr.. Jo.sph Cilley has recciN~i pen
sion % sls Per month and siS back
pay. N,
Hoo. 4. n. Young has gone to Fort
l.nd
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OxTORD.


Dr. 4. l.. Ilersey 1. taking . trip "a
Washington with his daughter, Miss u
T.. ilersey of Boston.
Easter services we're observed at the
Congrf stionsllst church sunday. Tber,
we're no service. az the NJ. T.. church, ~
Rev. Mr.. k-nnison va. absent. Iss,
Mr.. l'urinton % Waterford IL sent a.
TIL. charge. Mr.. keuni.on zoe. Ia Cor
ham.
A .ociable Was given Friday evening
At the close ~ the school, with exer
ci.e. from the scholars, music, etc
$50 we're taken, Ca d. expended for 4
chandelier for the school house.
The Christian Endea,or society gave
. .ociabl, saturday night nj iiumpu'
Hall.
There wa.a dance "wednesday even.
Ing at Bumpus Hall. Music by Jones
Orchestra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
wfsr sucssIglp.

CT. Keen, IT,, aud his sou samuel.
have each bought yoke OF oxen oi
David Woodbury. of Parts.
q. ". loves son Harry Got lo-, ine.-
,Iav the 10Th inst. which caus-i q lli'le
excitement. They got the nsighbor-
cot 10 hunt Cor him aud after hunting
through IN. field. aud pastures, they
f,upd him In the house asleep.
eli. Fisgg has gone On Biz Diamond
Island Ia work Tor jerome II. Irish this
summer.
Amsnda ". fisgg IA. gone tn DiHneii
to work for Mr.. Eudors Ames.
Mr.. Ezekiel Jackson, veterinary sur
y.,,n. Of Norway, was In town last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
LOWELL

". ~. Brown /. At work for Jonathan
Rartlstt of ~ton.hsm.
The log are being surveyed at the
llicrvut landings In town.
ca sunday evening the horse OF
Charlie. Bartlett Of >iouehsm ler the
door 20 =. y. ~tsarns AZ the tentr De-
forr Charlie No. quite ready. lie spit
IA. rote- aud cushion BY the way, bal
arrived home safely. Charles followed
a ith another horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
NEWRv.

The river drivers are struggling home.
ward. Nothing can be done for want of
water, and many Of the hoy. are getting
.ick Of putting In their time for their
hoard.
The land I. In good condition TO lie
worked now. Fencing. ploughIng and
hauling dressing can be done before the
busy season of planting sets In.
II you are fortunate enough Ia have Q
quautlty % potatoes, % the Hebron va
rieiy, on hand, aud are willing Ia sort
thsm extra, YOU cen get the handsome
price Of - cents per bushel nj Bethel
depot. No other kinds wanted ut any
price.
Scott u. Goodwin has hired the Pop
lar Hotel and will take possession soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-26
ANDOvEQ


The continued dry weather has check
cd the river driving Ia large extent.
Chan York has moved hack 20 town
sgain. WIN tend stable for Thomas al
ih. Ando,cr House.
The town meeting called last week ~.
suited In the appointment Of several
men with the seloytmen ~ the town "a
trim out the rad TAI accommodate tbs
county commissioners when they view
the route through Ia the Falls.
II Was Mrs. Josephine Tobln, Youngest
daughter Of J. W. Morton, that was
brought here for burial. aud not Mrs.
wocdbury as ! reported last week.
Hut few have done anything at farm
Ing yet.
Union service. were held nj the Con.
grrgationslist chur,h on Easter Sunday.
The churrh Was beautifully decorated
With flowers aud notices. Appropriate
music was rendered by the congreg alton.
In the evening an Easter concert wa'
held. The church va. crowded.
The high school building al the village
I. Ia be supplied With q new furnace,
one capable 81 heating the whole build
Ing.
The late cool nights have given sugar
making q new Impetus.
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