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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
tLSr SUMNER

our winter term 10 school begsn ou
MONDAY and l. In charg- ~ kirk W.
>pauldins 20 SUMNER. kifk !. guod
fellow, sni a good school !. eNpsCiei
Thanksgiving pass~i of qui-tiy and
Nas = reminder 10 Que Thanksgiving day
thlrt, year. ago speut cat Ia MARYLAND
us-,r The fuiumac river When some 81
The toys had on- hari ucs ani small
pl.ye % "mulsS" dealt cat Tor dinner
aiih ~ thu muidy Nstcf that one want
,d o. drink. lloseyer, many boy far'-i
sor.s thsu that even.
ituuhtisss many at hearts mourus'i
Zoe III ah.snt oti... that ysn never sgain
~ around N. old family table aud
dry.tir.
Tvsmsisr. are anxious Tor snow ~ IN"
rad. ar- rough and hart Tor teams.
"Iurle ANrl" Olthsm and wife al
North Turnsr are nov stopping viii
N. ir daughter al" married -. D. lay
luf.
Erut. arr Ia good demand here by
parti-. that have winter job. on hand
Ih- ks.nc Brp.. II Esst Hebron ha'..
aloui a doten horse. here hauling w"oi
90 the station.
Morr team. arr awaiting .leldlng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNos or the WEEK IN Al,
SECTIONS Of rht COUNTY.
FRYsauRG.


A meeting relative Ia the building IL I
hotel was held At Mr.. lIastings' Office ou
SATURDAY., aud preliminary steps tsket
toward forming stock company for thai
purpose.
Dr. Edward Ballard and wife Of River
Pals, Wis, are visiting hls brother.
here. Ills mother. Mrs. susan ballard
came from the West With ihem.
DR.. and Mrs. iAmson are still In Port
land.
George Warren has LETT Mr.. Marks,
and oliver Mcintlre Il supplying his
place In part.
Mr.. Ruruhsm, the jeweler, his gone "a
boari ~lih Mr.. Grace Page.
Misses Ssdie l.oske and >assnn. we--
ton src a hons from the normal .chool
Al Pennington Tor the Thanksgiving Va
cation.
"Wednesday night was very ccld, meF-
cury rcachiag ios In som- plscc.
Thanksgiving dav passed V.ry quietly
With m. usual family gatherings.
NJ. ah1 Nfs. John ilorr and t~o
daughters "a North Waterford Waited
Mr.. llorr's fsihsf. Nr. ~slomoa Head.
Ths hnanclsl r,port % the 4. l.. :. q.
ss.sunhly l. sacsarsrine. snd pfcni-e-
AL tpf neNt wears meeting.
Ths Nomsus ilhrary 'iuh hsi u
sstni-mouihly mesting a hs fosm on
ffiisy sftrrus,,n. ua.isr tn dlf-,- ien II
NJ. N y clark. q tn oommltis. ou
History snf navel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
ALBANY.

In last Ne,k'. l..u. the statement In
rrgsrl To- the stock IL \. T.. loSrJny oil
Ma au, should have sail choice co',-
for sale Instead Of calves, number al las
cattle - instead az II.
&c. Mills Keep. about 10 head OF
neat stock.
Iiorace Hutchinson hs. just put In a
creamery aud !. selling cream To- the
Bethel butter factory.
The cream gatherrr Of bethel factory
make. t~o trips per week to Alany'
The south part Of the town sell to Water
ford.
Thanksgiving passed of about as u.
ual. quite large delegation of the
Cummings relatives al the Corner went
Ia Oxford to dine With a sister. Mr., y.
VI. French. 4 dance at Grange Hall ii
th. evening.
Hutchinson & Carter are yet buying
beef for the Lewiston market.
Mrs. Phebe Atkinson !. Improving In
health.
John Flint has engaged to drive =
logging team la Berlin, y. H.. at gu
per month.
W. W. bird has few more lambs Tor
the Bethel market.
Jane. 2. Bird carries two very nice
hog. about 100 pounds each To Norway
yillsge al ct.. per pound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
CROWN AND scGPTGR.

Queen Victoria has altogether .i' agri.
cultural prizes
The present king % wur,embsrg L. "
nowned for his somewhat plsbeisn and
strongly developed prediction for raw
onions.
The king ~ Greece seems To like Paris
better than Athens, being frequently seen
on the boule,aris, accompanied by only
one memb.r % his suite.
The birthday. % the king and queen OF
Portugal fall on the same date Cscpt. -
a coincidence that does no, attach To any
other % th. ruropsan so,er.igns
King France. Of Assist. grandfather oi
King Alfonso % Spain. l. nearly seventy
year. u age and IL dwarhsh proportion.
that do not exceed tbo~s 81 his little royal
grandson.
The queen 81 R0umanis 10 . successful
lecturr. n. learned ~ eloquent, but sh'
only go-. upon Oh. platform In the privacy
% her palace. where the young ladies 81
the bat families are her audiences
The ehamploa ehamois hunter % EuroT-
A. Prince Augustu. ~ saSe-Coburg. whs
hA. Just Killed III. 2.Ooth chAmois. The
emperor % Austria l. the second lsst gun
his record amounting to 30 head.
The German smperor's warirohe COZ
,ist. % 100 suits. They oompriss mililar,
costumes ~ all kinds, court dr-ss, Toe al
sorts % state fuac,ions, civilian dresses
bathing. riding. driving. hunting. sleigh
ing and skating costumes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
AGS1 pAaIS

Good skating on the river Thanks
giving dsy.
Chickens and turkeys have Teen Ia
& od demand the past week.
| The he hons. az the butter factory
las beca mo,ei and sheis are belns
built between II aud the factory.
l.. B. Swan has good line 81 stove.
and ranges.
Mrs. Hattie Brooks says ste Ia think.
Ing ~ opening adressmakiug shop soon,
Call on n. 4. Andrews IL you are In
want Of ready inside clothing.
Mrs. Bradbury has moved her millinery
Into the shop lately occuplel by j. D.
Emsrton.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. q. Churchill are work
Inc Tor Otls Dudley ~ Iiryant's Pond.
Mr.. Lewis Mann IL Million moved Va
To the place Monday.
Mrs. :. n. Cisfiin aud her brother Asa
liili have gone Ia Massachusetts, To spend
thu sinlsr.
WIN Jackson, sou % Mrs. n. y. Jack
son has gon. To Jacksonville, florlda.
" 4. Mooney u ca the slck llst. y.
y. rasli take. Mr.. McsOsy's plscs ~
the railroai station.
Mlss Clara Berry has brcn Al home iar
weeks vacation. ~he l. teaching Ia
n ilion. Ne.
MIS- Iiunis Iocke abi Nj. Myrtle
\ ate. are home from kents nm On a
Nscsiiun.
81 Eillng~ooi aud wife iuieni Ia
sg.end tn ~latst In ilsrfisoa. Ne.
4 m-sting "a thu lahlic Library A.
sssisiion Sill - hgld la 4. II. Lanes
siorv on irtisy e,suiug. he. sad, ls1f.
A Il Il tiss annual m.vting, q tall at
tsn.iaHcv l. desir-i.
4. !. curtis h. pur,hAsei . bakery
la io.toh and u ss.on o. move his family
thsfs.
C.N. Norgah u I'oriland "a. 10 ,hs
plsce Friday.
W ansi.f.tsni that Nrs. 4. :. Dun
ham q panViilc Junrtion. fVrmsTiy -
thi. place. a.. t-sn taken IL the Insane
49, lam al Augusta Zoe tfyaimsut.
>,lecl 10 district No. ~. (rrp
CorusF) under th- Instruction % Nil.
Carrie 4. Eicr, Closcd Nov. l.. The
scholars sho ~cfr not absent nor tsriy
dufing the term arv .-orgi. Marshall
80 s.tu ItssrrN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

Ths hrr~st cre~d q ~ .ss.su 81 m.
fhsnksgiting ssll ls.i ey.uiag IN.
supr-r. ~ silver Est-ksh tssige. -.
g.. e. usual
Esf tsruan. lsd q o. YEAR. ~hll,
L plttlng In ~ fvsf q Osit islisss' llsi
Jet esFning. ran against ~ haftsd nj n,
frnle. Cufiiug ~ uniisf 10 q ne ~
Vsry tsdiy n a. q miracle that tl,s
go 49, uof DESTROYED.
NJ Ired ~anhUfu l. tuliilng a heavy
sinus sail a. ths 81 mill. o. take ~
plse- a IN ed plsnks and timt-sr.
shich nj futisd away.
Ni.s Eiua oil.s has l.-sn stopplng
"a dsys 9Th Mr.. Hattie Jouc. q ths
Nspissossl
Niss u. D. stewart "a Cambritgvfort
Mas. has h--sn Visliing hsr sisters. Mr..
jews ani Mr. BsichsF. few day..
Ne funeral % Mr.. Hartman. mother
a Mr.. pr. :. r. RruUn. toos place on
ri-.day. aBi on Wednesday m. r-msin.
Ssrr carried o. ioycll and PLACED In the
family lot.
NJ Georgv ". GRAY l. having the old
stone wall in front 20 his rvsidenc. ~
moved, and vii place thicket tcncc IN
its plscc.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson % woo.lioris vii
spesk In The church on the hin neat Sab.
hath. slso the sabbath following.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29

Mr.. y. :. Baker has been away Tor
tNa week. al Nsy.Villr, caring for her
.i,k daughter. Mr.. J. :. All.n.
The .chDol IA No. q closed last frlda,
With an cNhlbllipn Ia the evening, Nhlch
report .ays ~as very cuioyablc occi-
.ian. Al.o la NJ. =, school closed We'd
B..siay of tai. ~sek With sn exhibition
la the evening BY the scholars. bo'h
term. oi school have bccn very sncvess-
ful.
Ihe night before Thanksgiving wa-
very cold. Bear river i frozen over Ia
..Nsral places. Ihe usual death Traps
Tor skater. are ready, and Ne shalt an
doubtedly .sr the yearly lisi OF drowning
acyidynt. later on.
A.. q. knapp aud George sP'nnsy
started ON hunting "Trip az h'
>touy bro"s valley Montsy. The.
uerr Ia return "Wednesday night.
presume 10 cy,.siul their familic. en-
oyed ycni.on tor their Thanksgiving
i Iiuuer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
WIsI SUMMER

Joseph 4. Noyrs aud Charlie. Newell
have .oli their oxen.
Mrs. Handy 10 I..wi.ton Il visiting
her son, Charles Handy.
Thoms. u. u. Henson % Abingdon
Mass, I. visiting relative. and friends,
T.. 4. Harlow has been Ia lewiston.
Mrs. Henry Maxim. health Il such a.
90 confine her Indoor. most 90 the time
Tor the past month.
Wallace Chandler, ~. L.. Hy.r.on,
Hiram Bi.bsc and Warren I,othrop en-
pc,t to work on Mr. wetherlce's house
again, soon, at Norway.
Mrs.. Kicker left "Wednesday Tor Ne
chanic Falls.
Mi.. I,e..cy ~ Buckheld Il at John
IIeald's doing dfc.smsking.
The Chandler Brother. and Mcssr..
Young aud Packard ar. storing an
abundant supply ~ Hour aud selling al
pric-. favorable Ia buyers.
u. u. small aud Wife have been Ia
Norway.
Mrs. u. y. siet.ou is teaching school
Ia District No. :.
The u. y. Taell farm !. sold 10 Mr.
French ~ Albany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
WILSON'S MILLS.

Il I. the style this winter, among
those Who are logging ant putting up
Al home, to build = shsnty out.',ie Tor
the hired help. They have one at i'ean's
aud one nj Tsylor's.
NJ. u. s,urtevsut has two crews In the
woods, one At Beaver Brook and one at
spring Illll.
m. n. Ellingwood had nine oxen 20
up Monday to his camp on the Little
Msgalloway. w a..
r.. =. Flint 1. up deer hunting. -.
IL /. expected that Joseph Carter viii
have 10 90 back To the hospital - ME
lex u not doing well.
Auvergne Davis Of Enrol came up the
last Of the week With team and crew 70
90 10 work on Beaver Brook.
The heavy rains Of the past week nave
c,usrd the snow to disappear and nelds
are green and cattle feed - conssntsdiy
o. month ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29


cold weather l. coming. Thanks
yi,tp. !. here. II seems bat ye--
,.rdsy that ~ making preparation. i"f
th,. .sui. event. Nhhoagh ss have may
th.u.. "a - thankful Toe Ne siil ~t.h
Tor nisrv and shtll never D. quite ssil.-
ds,i Ia thi. lit..
NJ. Ldmuud Nalns eats turkey viii
la. d.aghisr. Mr.. q. .. Bro~n to-day
Mr.. =. = Br.n .. 9th h~r s"n - "
Il-.u fsf tiss hrst tia. fur nsAfiy tsn
,..r. IT, st.ud Thanksgiving.
I'ruf. 1hsmisfisiu 80. Ia tosn uhi.
w,,k taning aud repairing pianos
su,i ofgsus.
Is,. \. u. wiiham Ia. hssn painting
ths th4ryh.
u,- Merrill boy. have a cr.s nos IN
CAMP euiting Nusd aud tim,er fof thr'h
u,.s an. rashsfs sni are boand Ia sue
..,,i. Ne xi.h tbsm -acc~.s.
Mr.. Milford Brosu has BEN 9n'i'
Il. nut il bsttsf nos. Dr. isaddI'
,i.It.-i h-r aud Othsr. Ia town qul1e r.
c-utly.
m. IIutchin.oa aai other. In tosu
-. ,-,tlle for sal,. Mr.. Hutchinson ts'
| ,,ry ni,c pair ot oxen ~h'yh tse ~i-hc'
IA ti.tuo.s of. ANY one Wishing To ss.a'
| , s,-.,i trade would do veil To give h'"
call. ~.
1oss seem u b. whst We want hs'e
n,N. Ne are Interested la tie Ou''s'
f.ctory At Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
HEBRON

The fall term of th. academy closed
Friday, Nov. 18th. The heavy rain IN
the evening prevented some from attend
ing the exercises but many bra,ci III,
storm Tor the good time they werr suts
of having.
Al sort. 10 weather the past week,
rain, snow, warm aud cold. Til.
Cihur.day) morning the thermometer
WAS l. degree. above which L. the cold
est 80 far.
I,c,. Mr.. Richardson was at oakhur.'
a short time Monday.
&. n. George, Esq, attended the
meeting 10 the national grange al Con
cord. y. n.
Mi. Eva and Harry Bsrrows are
home for Thanksgiving. Harry vii ~
10 BOSTON Friday.
Miss Grac, Bumpu. !. also home.
I'rof. !. =. Moody and children Ar,
spending Thanksgiving With his mother.
~ the meeting II the county com
mi.slopers TUESDAY afternoon, II ws-
decided To grade ih. hill by Mr.. Vic
toris BatroNs' Instead oi bulldlng the
new road around ".
At the church sud society. meeting
Monday evening Il Was voted Ia build a
stable for the patronage.
Mr.. samuel fr-cman Il very feeble
this winter.
Mr.. A.D. Bartlett isqulte poorly
just nov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
hoRIn PARIS.

Mr.. Iioratio bradford and wife are on
~. Lick list.
kingman Churchill had hl. right les
badly iBjur~i by the separator OF q
thru .hlug machine which be "a. help
lax unload, .lidir ( CA him.
Mm. l.. Hood 10 south Fari. and
Nellie Churchill wer. lately married 81
pamariscotis, by her brothrr.ln-la~
Rev. II. u. dow, Who reside. there.
Lulu chase has been Ia the Maine
GENERAL Hospital In Portland for treat
men, rccrutly.
80. Crawford and wife have returned
home.
Lester Bessey I. the champion foN
hunter here. having got four la fcur con'
.evutiye DAYS thi. week.
Eugene II ,mmond ani family went "a
the wedding rrc-ptiou al !. 4. Noye. OF
Eva Noyc. aud Fletcher rarlin Thanks
giving day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
WtST sErrtl.

n has be,n cold aud very windy fol
tho pa.i ~,ek aad people g,n"rally arr
hurT,lng al,oat aud doing up the ls.i
iobs Ia g,tting rvady for winter.
Thanksgiving passed quietly, tn
rhlcksn t-ing substituted mostly Tor th'
turkey. ss the latter VAS very scirce aud
high. The yoang people tflPp"d th'
u,sly toe q Beans Hall la the evening
Mr.. u. D. Bean l. better aud able u
ride oct la pleasant weather. lit
.gghier.. Mr.. Morrill, aud Mr..Pctkin'i
81 Chafl.siown aud worester, Mass.
are Spending Thanksgiving With HIN.
The I'rafr child Il decidedly bitter.
>has a GrvSvr .end = carload of ME-
,sstatos. "a Nealey a Miller. lewiston
FRIDAY morning. \ car of apples, ~
harr,l.. al-o Ia. left this station thl'
Ss.g for parties Ia Sioux City, Iowa
they w.re furnished mostly by O.'D
sroyer and A. ". Gr.yer.
The shooting meteors are wonderful
.lsht these pleasant evenings.
Everybody will look for the come
nsxt sunday evening and some ma!
.-ontsmpl,'. u-ing IL for football.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
auckEiglp.
Hon. Psrcival Ionpey Of Portland


Hon. percival Bonney of Portland
was In town the 10Th inst.
III am q Democrat" Was quite emphat-
icaily written on about twenty Of the
residence. Of thls villsge Monday eve
Ming, 2lst Inst, on the occasion of the
Democratic jubilee. several OF the
Examinations were quite brilliant, not
ably that Of Alfred Cole, Esq. who, In
addition To an estenslye window display.
had life-slsc portrait % Grover oct up
In front Of hIs residence aud llghtei by
rrfiectors. At the Maple House, Mr..
Coyle adorned the long yersnds With
Chinese lanterns, aud the fbemoerstic
Gag With Cleveland and Stevenson fes-
TONED over the entsrsnce. ss,ersi
other residences were very prsttily
lighted up. The principal decofatlons
we're .n High ~. Tie prc,s.slon. bat
for the baud, va. q failure, owing %
lack of topbe. aud the Willingness 81
the untsrrlfiei Ia march In d.rkns...
All passed OF very quietly aud 9Th gym
ersl good feeling.
last week your correspondent visited
the embryo city of Oxford 'oaniy, q,
the terminus 20 On. Portland aud Hum
ford fsll. railway, which, b, the way,
l. q we'll egulps,i and .mcoth rad, aud
from the extension az silhrtyille, run
ming on %. west bank ~ the Androscog-
gin river through piciur.aue scenery,
passing the Interval farms that year.
ago we're noted ss vast hop plantatioo.,
passing the PRETTY village 81 Di.neld
ne.lle,i on the east hank ~ the river, I've
mile. above which, you soon come Ia the
rugg.dns.. 90 the famous ~atsr.fsll.,
Familiarity known As ilumford Falls, the
Niagara 81 New England whose Won
jsrful powcr has BEEN running Ia waste
for ages. AZ last q company of wealthy
busln-.. men With organized capital are
attempting to harness, and conirol, aud
utilize this lmmen.e force for manufaCi-
urIng and commercial purposes. The
works are on q scale of large .>Prndi-
turr. About q hundred buildings are In
progress of construction, factorie. build
Ing, street grading, watrrwork con
STRUGGLING, electric lights putting for
ward, several stores With good stocks,
a thousand Ia twelve hundred peopl. are
digging, drilling, blasting, building.
trucking, aud engineering, With her.
anu tnefr puft spftuis'" '" '''"''
lots. Hotel l,umford on Congress,
the principal bu.incs. street, i. nearly
ready To IL opened. iio' for Rumfod
Falls
Prof. Addition, teacher of vocal mn.ic,
VA. Ia town Wednesday. There !. some
prospect 20 starting a class,
The fall term 81 the village schools
closed Wednesday.
~. u. wsldron aud wife spent Thinks
giving With friends In Portland.
Gilman Heath aud Wife, 81 West sum
ncr. enjoyed the hospitality Of their
daughter, Mrs. 4. u. lunt, Thur.day.
The Odd Fellows ball passed OF
pleasantly Thur.dsy night.
Mis-. Grace Harlow 81 Pari. was Ia
town Friday on her way Ia visit DIX
field friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
OSyORD

Mr.. George rcor Of East Oxford died
suddsnly Nov. 10Th al the hospital Al
lewiston where d. had gon. for treat.
meut. The Congregational church and
sunday >chool, II which be- VAS mem.
bsr and former superintendent, vote,
Ia send resolutions expressing THEFT
sympathy aud rrgrrt To- the family and
Ia attend the funeral, which was held Al
hl. late rcsiiencc Tuesday, Rev. MI.
Riicout 10 Norway officiating. III.
loss l. deeply felt by hi family, the
church aud the town. lie leave. q
widow aud Que sou.
Married. In Oti.hcld, Nov. 18th, by
Rev. Jared whitman, ". scott Brackeii
ani VI. Nenls Millcit ~ oxford.
\ large crowd attended the ms.quer'
adc ball at Bumpu. Hall Thanksgiving
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
CURIOUS cuLLlkos.

A prisoner In . bohemian reformaiory
has finished u perfect running straw watch
which IL said To bs mo larger than shirt
button"
A Chimes highbindsr Arrested at Sacra-
mento recently was ineased In . boiler
plate coat VI mail. lie carried two rsvolv'
en- aud thrss knivsa
A footpad was lately captured In Hun.
garian town. and with him bear that be
lad tanned and taught 10 grsppls with -.
dsstrians whom h dssirsa 70 rob.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
EXPOSITION ECHOES.

The 1t. Paul IL building q mcisl post
ofYioe railway ear. one-siSth sire. Tor Ell
hlbltion at the Worlds fair
The World. fair management expects Il
realize Sl,5,OO from franchises Tor the sal'
Of popcorn at the exposition grounds.
Miss Harriet Monroe has been author
isei by the ways and means committee oi
the Worlds fair To print and sell her com
mernoration Gle on the exposition grounds
Jewel. once owned anil worn by the wife
of Martin Luther will be among the Mary
land exhibit. at the Worlds fair. They
are the property Of q Baltimore lady. Mrs.
Elizabeth Frank.
Among the countless attractions OF thu
exposition will be the exhibition of thu
famous beauty fstma, who II celebrate,
all over Europe. fatma IL the prize beaut,
Of the Paris exposition OF isso.
Miss J. Imogsn Howard, 81 New York
the only color.d woman on the board O
lady managers Of the Worlds fair. IL gath
tring statistics concerning colorrd womei
and girl. employed In industrial. Agrieul
tural and other pursuits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
hIRAN.


The services of Rev. Mr.. Crafts Of
Mass, IA. blind evangelist and musician
arr followed by good results; several
persons have commenced Christian
life, aud An unusual interc., l. awakened
Dr. Charlie. T.. Wilson has RECOVERED
frum his dang.rou. illnc.. aud resumed
business.
Nr. Patrick welch la. removed to the
tralge house.
TlIs term of school taught Ia the VII
lasr district by John u. iikc, the IA
Isr,i.or 20 schools, And Niss Marg,s
Mari. II cornish, IA. closed after an in-
tefc.llng aud profitable term.
II |. stated thst a Wolf has been secu
near the samuel y. adams farm.
The iiquor .eilcd Nov. l:th by youi
correspondent has bccn la quarantine u
dsys aud !. It'll an orphan, and can sur
w. bat frS hour.
.parv.t the then o. l.sArl be non la his den
Ihs bs.glass Ia his hailf''
Well, Ne do.
Mr.. Eliss could has recovered frou
hls severe Illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
SWEDEN.

Most % our school. are Dow In session
thrr. of them are taught by teacher
fr,n our oNn town. Mrs. A. u. white
I,oa !. in Di.t. No. =, Centre Diet. lilh.h
FLINT. aud Haskell Dist. taught by Bertha
Iioldeu. 81, .,,l-
Prank Durgin il at Nos, Lowell hAu'-
ing apples 10 fryebnrg.. a. m,
fru..t B-nnstt l. driving y. w. ben-
nett. team hauling hard WOOD iu"'e'
To North Bridgton. ,.n-,a
Mr.. Sebastian smith and wife OF oxIotu
spent Thanksgiving With their dAugh'e''
Mrs.. VIII Flint % this place
O.y. Edwards and family are IN 'o""
for On. week. o.,
We were pleased 10 le'rn ths' go,
home has been found for the poor ''a'.
child that has been the care OF our '""'
since its birth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29


Aldana brooks, o,ersccr for gycrson,
cut a bad cash In his foot Monday. Dr.
II.lelton Of Errol Was called.
Claude Abbott I. HON. from the lew
is,on High school. Ills mother remain.
very III.
4 Wholesale slaughter Of the neigh
bors' pigs.
Thank.g giving hall at Nyerson'..
Mrs. y. T.. Douglas. aud daughter 81
Iieth.l gave their friends short call
Monday.
Another deer for sherman. Til. time
q fbe large buck.
Nil. Mary Martin !. teaching the
school on East u Hill.
John Raymond !. very low.
Last week. frc.het did considerable
damage at the Andoy.r dam.
Edgar Coolcdgel !. doing u. !. cha.c''
chor,. for ia. winter; also j. ofne
Douglas. for L.. T.. Lane.
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IASI aEIhII

Thanksgiving day "a. very quietly
observed Ia this place.
Mt. AMI MR.. ". =. Wight passe,
Thanksgiving AZ 4. VI. himbalgs.
n. ~. Blakc aud 4. 4. >~sn haN, gou'
"a Bo.ton a. spend the winter.
wm. y. Brosn spent Thanksgiving al
D. II. nartlett'., Berlin, y. ~.
l. I. Young rrCcntly visited relatives
In Massachusetts,.
Mi. MAY Holt has returned from !
long visit al Dorchester, Mass.
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Mr.. T.. ". Chapman 1. visiting her
sister, Mr.. Hannah Mahry. At the home
of Dr. Mabry at Sorth fryeburg.
Elvcll Andrew. aud wife spent
Thanksgiving At fryeburg.
Thanksgiving ball nj the American
House "Wednesday evening.
John rarrington, IT., At last accounts
hal caught - ioxr. aud other smaller
game.
Horn, In Lowell. Nov. 18th, Ia the
u lie Of Jane. ". STAFFORD, sou.
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locss's MILLS.

Last sunday bstNcvn the hour. 81 i.
aud | o'clock the cry 81 lire ws- heari
Ia our qui~t little village. GA insp-c
lion u proved "a De- Walter swift
buildings at the foot II Hove iilll. lie
foe, help arrived Ia do ANY good th'
harm With all it, conient. Including hay
about ~ bushels OF oats, harncs.e.
farming tools, etc. etc., VAS consumed
Vuil- q heavy Wind was blowing al th'
lin. AID the fire went from the barn "a
ia. house burning the house With moot
Of IL. CoHtsuts. Cause unknown. ln
.uranc. s>Jo which will not cover mor'
thAn-thfc. fourihs the loss. D.
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ROAauRN.

Ansil u. soule Of Bangeley l. visiting
hls sister, Mrs. james Irish.
Mr.. swain aud several of al. meu
vent home To Iced. 10 Thanksgiving.
l.. :. Eundlctt l. on visit Ia TREND.
In Auburn.
Davis Rand had NO desire Tor the good
thing. Of Thanksgiving unle.. be could
eat them with hi. friend la Weld. Hop,
you will hold cut, DaN.
Ellcry Poland IL al work for Johr
Reed.
Jo Garry will camp at the brown faru
acro-s the river FROM l.. ;. Gundlctts
lie l. To draw blryh to swain. mill.