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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

Ls>o.i. Mon. Calf Halls, rsauins han.I
Ia W. d Esa. Calf oOasr,-., ssnuIns h.nd
swell, ttb.
"a Ns Men. Ksararo coasr.., h.nd
veil. stb
10, No. = Men. Calf Coas,... Goeiysar,
pisln De. sia
%. No ! Men. cali ooaur-., Gesiysar.
l.. Se.s Men. Calf Ral.. oooiyesr. cap
81, sia
Io,No. :. Men. ksnssroo calf Coau,s.
sni Halls. cofk sole. siio
es
O., No.a Men. Calf oonUc-.. Chester"
T., No. 10 Men. Grain Coase.., sP so.s.
.Ls,So.u Men. spm ooasrr-. ant n.l.,
=, No q Mems nua coasr,.. ant nal..
Ia So. Is. Men. poas,ls Bieyeb Ral., o. ..
Lat No. 10. Men. Calf coasrvs., "Narf
wis" vito -, sfb
Ia No. o. Men. Calf CoaEre.s aaf nsl..
sfa.
q, Ne; Z. Men. Calf Rar anil G.Ia Con
srv-s snd Has, Ella.
IL, W. q, Nss'. spin BroEsR.. - bos you
IL, No. T. Men. Nip Rs-,.. cisioc IL. VI ~
Id No. ~. Men. Cslf Bad, .swe'i aad reg
gel. al slie. bot =. sin to'in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
HIRAM.

Col. Aldric ". Clemens l. improving Il
health.
Mrs. Deborah French l. very III al
Ersstus storer's With Ia grippe.
Prank ". Davis, Who has been connect
ed with Bangor Theological school, II
nov AZ home.
The Congregational pulpit has been
vacant some weeks on account of the III
ne.s % Rev. Mr.. Martyr.
Hiram Library Association held yer,
pleasant entertainment Monday evening
At Green. hall. Good music on ih'
piano, aud refreshments al the Gloss
caused all a. 20 home well pleased.
stephen Rowe of Denmark u hauling
timber Tor 4. a 4. n. Young.
Charles ". O.gOod cut hls foo, severe
IN on Tuesday.
Marshall spring l. hauling some OF
hls pine Ia SsCo river.
our popular town clerk Ia a, fsri. 90
the Jury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
SUMNER.

Columbu. Head, an ag~i citizen OF
this place. died st his residence last
Thursday. Funeral occurred sunday.
Several parties have been fishing on
Labrador lond. Of late over hunirel
pIckerel have been caught by Buckfeld
parties.
Dr. Reed Of Hartford, the medicine
pcidler. passed through this place last
sunday on his Way home.
There Va. spelling school At the
Morrill, school bonse, Friday evening. a
grand time vas the result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
CANTON

Mr.. A. u. Parson. aud wife are Wilt.
Ing AZ y. \. Par.on.'.
Ola Fellow. ball at unlon Hall, Can.
ton Point, next Tuesday evening.
u. q. stetson has .old hls blacksmith
shop Ia u. 4. Ellis.
MI. n. VI. CLINE. :. quite sick with
the grippe.
invitation. are out for an old maid.
ball next Monday evening. II I. under
stood that all the old maids will he
present.
Mis- bertha inger.oll, % Lynn, Mass.
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. u. y. Cofli..
&c. s~asey, E.q., has been enter
talplng the grippe. Mr.. :. tells q. that
he Was obliged Ia cancel HE engagement
az i.iyermore wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
hERROs.

MIS- Dssie Cushman returned to
waierNille Monday.
Mrs. Addison Maxim l. quite slck with
Ia grippe.
Mr.. IVA. Moody Il better and her ~
covery nov hoped for.
Mr.. Mary Whitman l. feeble thi.
winter.
NJ. samuel Frr.man l. not able to
work AZ present ~ work on Ellsworth
Cushman's house u AZ q standstill.
several on Greenwood liill are slcs.
and NJ hear 81 some from this way.
Dr. DouhAm l. kept very busy a. he
attends patients AZ q distance.
Bert clover Il hauling some very hne
lee this week.
The sleighlng I. good a. anyone can
wi.h.
Friday forenoon. worst storm ~
tho season occurred yesterday. several
lnrhe. 20 snow fell aud there was con-
siderable wind. This morning lcoks
quite Ike winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
GRAFTON.

school closed In District No. ] II
Grafton after a very succes.ful term 81
eleven weeks, taught by Miss Hattie
May LlttlchAle 10 Newry.
Horace FROST was In town Yesterday
lie l. the man who superlntends the cut
ting ~ timber on the upper Androscogiu
water. for the Berlin Mile. lie says
the lumtermen are sending the lumber
to the waters very fast; just snow
enough.
THAR brothers are 10 BULL fins
house on the leland In u Pond
In Upton. They are having their lumber
delivered Cor the same now. II takes
twenty-eight thousand ~ shingles to
cover their baildings. rhalr brothers
live In Boston aud are reported very
wealthy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
SECRETARY Mcstes.
ruE INV OFFICIAL N rIir orricE 90
IIII BOARD 90 A0HicULruRr.

The recent chang. In the Secretary
.hlp Of th. Maine Hoard of Agriculture
IL % considerable Interest In View ~ ths
length Of time the affair. of that organ
lIation have gone on without change,
ny the action 81 the legislature last win
ter the salary IL the Secretary va. made
siy0o per snnum, aud be Was given en-.
larged dutle. In connection with the
holding 81 Farmers Institute. aud other
matters relating to the agricultural
Interests of the state. Following upon
this comes the election 81 q new secre-
tary, Mr.. u. Walker Mckeen, Of Frye.
burg, Ia succeed Mr.. T.. A. Gilbert. III
Greene. Mr. Mckcen va. horn In Frye
burg ~ year. ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
hEMRN.

Another death In town from the grippe,
Mrs.. Caroline Wight, a sister of l.. II,
Paine, Esq.. died Friday 81 last week,
aged about - years.
=. u. widbcr IL worse again.
Mrs. J. \. Allen has been sick In bed
With the gripp. Tor .ix weeks and At the
pre.ent writing IL No better.
Our minister at Newry attended five
funeral. In eight days, the last one last
Sunday. Since then he has attended one
more.
&. A. BAKER has recovered aud gone
back to the logging woods. lie was out
two weeks and half.
Our first selectman and the tax col.
lec,or are both laid up, and March meet
Ing I. coming right along. The grippe
ha. no regard for business, public OF
private.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
EASI hERRoN.

Mrs. Olive Warren died At the rcsi-
dence ~ Ruff. 4. Fuller the >,h Inst.
Funeral the 18th Inst.
Rev. T.. !. wheeler preached here laai
sunday.
Mr.. Daniel D.. Meme has had To stop
her school week on account 81 po"r
health.
Mi. Miaada u. Merrill has 90, home
from Auburn.
Rev. &. 4. Meme returned from rari.
MONDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
FAST RuuFoRp.

a.. ". Philbtick, ~ Andoyer, Was In
town "Wednesday selling hsh.
Jesse bishop has gone up swift River
90 work for George staples.
J.k. welch has also gone With his
team.
Amo. Austin has gone Ia drive \. j.
a D. \. Knights horsss.
4. n. Abbott has traded his hay mare
With Al Cofilu of Milton for q ycAr-old
colt.
A team creased the river here on the
lCc for the first time Feb. l0,h.
The sick Que. ar- AL Improving.
Dr. Pisrv. 81 Mexico WAS In town
Wednesday.
widow 81 the late Harrison Wyman
wss brought here for burial feh. llth.
Wilson Thomas has gone Ia Paris a.
iurNman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
M ucxesN RESIGNS.

In consequence Of my election to the
position Of Secretary Of the Board ~
Agriculture, I wish In tender my resig.
nation ~ member Of the Board from
Oxford County.
Thanking the farmers Of the County
for their earnest and continued support
I wish to express my strong desire Ia
serve them In any way that ] may. he
able.
Trusting that you may see the necce..
slty for accepting NV resignation and
pledging myself to efforts tending N adj
vance our agricultural interests, remair
Yours very truly,
u. WALkER MckEE>.
yryeburg, Feb. 9Th, 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
EAS1 WATERFORD

Abraham Norwood drove Ia Blddefori
last wcek. called there by the death OF
an aunt.
Mr.. and Mr.. &. ~. lIodgion have
taken a McAlli.ter boy from >toneham
l.. VI. sanler-on'. mother has been
visiting him.
Prank Wood I. working for u. e.
i'riie.
Charlie. Cannon Is helping g. l.. llll
ton harvest al. Ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
NORWAY LAKE.

Emerson kllgorc IL hauling hsrt
wood lumber from Waterford Ia Nor
way station for Daniel Clark of Albany
Mrs. james Hammond Of Colebrook
y. a., IL visiting at Mrs. y. j. Brsd
bury's. When she returns her mother
u Ia go with her.
Louise bradbury celebrated her a.
tenth birthday With . party Of he'
friends from Norway high school. They
presented her with q nice willow chair
Mrs. wilbur Pride I. alex With grips
again. She has hardly recovered from
the attack last winter.
e. u. smith and sister Edith have ~
turned to sanford. Mr.. smith went
saturday. They have shut up the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
FAST peril

\. n. Grifilth Ia. sent LORENZO Irish
with his horses, up In Carthage, In the
woods, logging.
Leroy Babb Ia. gone with hl. team "a
work for the same man.
clint Poland l. az work for Hosea Yet
ton hauling poplar from the Harlow lo'
To IN. river bank on J. y. Conani'. farm
T.. VI. Howard l. doing good bush
ness saving railroad .leepers.
Peru parties have commenced hauling
hemloCk bark alongside Of the line Of tn
railroad where the depot Is going Il
stand.
All of the sick folks are gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
AhnovER.

The village schools gave their cShlbl
ton In the town hall Friday AFTER which
the audience repaired 10 the school
house and witnessed the DAG rAising
The fiAg was purchased through the ef'
forts Of Misses llutehlns and Perkins.
The schools have all closed except
South Andover.
The lodge gave supper and entertain
ment last Friday evening. Several from
Hanover lodge were present.
Tie hook and ladder company MAS
called out Friday but the scare proved
10 be- chimney on IRE only.
J. l.. Chapman IL poorly, also J.. u.
Newton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
WEsI BIIhEl.

Mrs. John y. Allen died suddenly IN,
9Th Inst. She MAS an aged lady and
much respected by . large circle OF
friends. The aged companion aud chill
drcn have the decpesi sympathy OF all
Milton Holt aud wife are Improving
Mr.. Holt. customers are snxiously
waiting for the snow To be .ho,el~i
away from hl. store door and hl,chinI
posts. The many other sics ones arr
improving.
numbering Interests.
D.. u. shaw aud 4. W. Gvyer are
loading q ear ~ potatoes of their own
raising. Many Of the farmer. have them
for sale vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

IeaSo. -. Men. Halls Are'ie'' bo''"n' ell
iSSe. a. Men. Rabler., small sl,ss, a..
IL No. q. boys sbi Youth. caif AMI han
ia "a. ~. yoath.' sr.is Has. q.
Ia Ma % lA.iiss' Brsht DoaFola buii"n'
Ot-r. To- eholoe 10. tlno
"a No. 3, lsAlss' hrsh' Do"s"'a n"''"''
ia 40 . Latte. bright pOasOA But'on'
IsNoE. Ls.iis.' Bright Doasola Ba'ion'
Commoa ssn-s, slh.
Iat No ,. fs.iie.' Bhgh Donsos bnii"n'
Common ssn-s aB.l OJrrA To, ttso
Ia No 9, l-asiie.' frensh MI bui'"a' very
Ia. - I..iis.' bright DOusOA Bat'oa.
ia w. 81. I..ii..' Brsh, Dossols osfori.,
Casu,an ~suss ant Opsra, sis
10 No 20 is'iie- NJ opeu shPper-'
IA \. AZ. Women. Gls,e CALI shppsr-. -.
Ia Ne. 81 I.ssilss' vslve' ,nPpsr.' eho'oe'
Ia w. Is Mls-s.' Brsa Doasola Buttsn
lice 81, Wiz a Csoper's ls-t Eesis, i..o
- No. - Mi.-ss' Bright Dongola bu'i"n
ia Ss.F.. M....' Goat Raison spring lei
a, very choies, tin
- go 3. Ml.se.' Nj .hygsr Orsra' -.
10 No %. Chlii's Bhsh Donsola bui''"'
T.. so %. 'Chiii'. Bu,,Ou and lac. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
RoxBuRv.

The new snow makes the heart Of the
lumbermen rejoice.
Thomas Weeks Of Mexico II now 1t
work on birch for Freeman.
John Reed has sold his big oxen to Il.
Richmond.
q. n. Locke has left hls woodplle and
gone 10 Paris where poor mortals con-
gregate who cannot settle thtir. disputes
without the aid % lawyers and jurors.
II oil would practice the Golden Rule
hhw much time and work IL would ave
the lawyers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

4 man from Phillip. has been up Ia
the camp. With knit goods for ssle.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Horace Frost, with
other friend. paid Mr.. Chandler visit
II the halfway camp aud had a very
pleasant time.
y. n BENNETT Il hauling dressing
from NeNmuuth's camp.
D.. \. FLINT had another horse get his
leg broken In the wOods, making thrre
he has Loot this winter.
The past week has been uice weather
for business.
Mr.. Martha Pickett still continue.
Nrry ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
IAs1 aanMArllIp

Mr.. \. ". Mansdelds family arc
slowly recovering from the effect. Of Ia
grippe.
w. aud Mrs.. ". n. Stickney are Via
ting friends aud relatives In Boston aud
Niciulty.
Mr.. bradley Allen has returned 20 hi
work In wc.ibopagh, Mass. Ill. wife
Nill rrmain here.
Miss Flora Pfke Of Cornish !. spend.
ing a fe~ day. With l.abel >tlckney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
nlxEiEln.


We regret to learn that Tyler KIdde'
IL quite III.
Mas Alice Davis IL gaining slowly.
Attorneys, n. A. Randall, J. X. Trasl
and J. 3. Harlow attended court at PAri'
last week.
A. \. Hathaway, insurance agent, Of
Canton, was In town Monday.
N. A. tiildrvth was herr "wednesday
f.k Dexter returned from = trip "a
Iloston last week.
There IL some talk Of q band concert
and leap year ball here In the near
future.
The Dnms, "Piscer Gold" was play.
Ell with much credit To . good house
Thursday evening. II Il . hne play aud
the club sustained their former rrputs-
ton. We think it would bear repeating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

r...I.ut. ~ this Villsg. Who have
....r.. either furnished Or unfurnishe'i,
q, -..t ii. students 10 Parts llin Acad-
.y,. aIII roufrr favor BY Informing
M. IN..uti,s Committee, A. Application
been made fur such.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

N,,or savage % Auburn visited the
p,t,rl E,r one DAY last week. The
Mo- T. not 80 weighted With manicl.
,.,ifroubIs. ~ On deprcss the gcniNl
80. ami pleasant wori which he has
49, tta -OxfOri Resrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
RuMEoRp CENTRE.

Mr.. n. II. swsfn IL driving buslness
this winter. Although somewhat adj
vanccd In years he has plenty of vim
yet.
several families In our midst our sick.
The schools are having two weeks va
cation after which the winter term will
be- prolonged some slx weeks.
Waldo i'ettenglll IL laid up for . few
DAYS on account 81 sickness.
The measles have acted rather
strangely here this winter. Only one
person at time has had them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

lhe Maine hoard % worlds fair man
- mt ai augusta tuesday. Repre-
.a'i.rs ~ several Maine Interests ap-
~ 49, h'inre them. George II Haynes,
u 'liiihli, asked for 400 20 print book
a M ths resorts % Maine. Prof. y.
\, n, ,o,.''n spoke In behalf of the Board
49, '',s''h exhibit aud thought that $50
S,.,u $500 p Used for that purpose. The
NJ, o'aoiogicAl society and the Maine
''A'> society were also represented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

ID. tuuug ladies - Paris liill have
..r. ,u.ut,i an cNcvllcut rrpuiAt'on tor
-.I'If. rrfrrr-ise aud good taste Va get
f...rr entertainments. last Wcdnes-
M evening The, added another credit
"a flfhsirslsstdy long let In the pre-
.t.f..r ufths drsma, The ChsPerou.
Tt.r,ty wts managed aud performed
..r,nn.r that rvfrvisd great credit
..... th..s " De- took part either a. man
...-. 1r s.furs. \ large sudience weui
.s.tu,U pleased With the entertain
...r AMI a .uug sum 20 money Nas AZ
....r.. .,t..I flf th- worthy object ~ plac-
Id. .la -.tars md strires' over fNris
U1I N.lIfmy long may they wave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

,p,,nr the well pstrcuiSed Att~e-
30. f,r ,,ourt people last week WAS an
Tii.,n photograph on exhibition NJ the
.-.,,.r 5ffice between the hotels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
THANK THEIR FRIENDS.

BuCkfiELD, ME., FEB. u, l>'i
Mars. .ii,rocid Forbes, Par', Ne,
I desire TO thank my friends through
your columns for the very pretty desk
presented TO me at the close Of the yot'
Ing contest.
Yours respectfully.
GEoRGiE y. DEAN,
IIAHTFoRD, Feb. u, is92
IT, tie Elitors of ths oxford DsaOcrdf;
1 wish to sincerely thank YOU for the
beautiful desk I received, aud ! think
shall find IL not only "a thing Of beauty
but Of great use.
And ! alec desire. through the columns
Of your paper, 10 thank the many friends
Who 90 kindly contributed their votes Ia
make me the recipient Of this present.
Yours truly,
IiELES A. I,ickER.
.livocd e Fortes,
slrs:-Piease allow me, through youl
paper, To thank my friends for their
Kindness In Forwarding votes which wor
for me . lovely roll top desk In the late
Democrat contest.
Yours respectfully,
Mis-. vEKriE A. CRookER
East Bethel, Feb. =, lsos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
yhe oxford nemoerat,
ION THE HILL
DIRECTORY.

-, r,,ti.t Chursh Rev A. r. w~ise. Pas
' - IN. every ~anisy a n a. n. >ansisy
.FnN sabbath byshinx service "a
rr,Tsr Mcsting. Thursday tseninx. 81
a. s'.S,,,r..n.s Charch, s1s.lsy school every
ssaiay afFs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

.U.a.rt Farfu. a come'ly-iramt 81
NJ TH..snI lie. IN tso acts, VIII D.
,-....-.-I 90 Nctdrmy Hall next Friday
....r. Teh. M. With the follosiug
....-.f ,ltrgivrst
H.... .Iarf. ~ Hngisn.l tsruisf
Ne Afthuf : HAL
Ola. 81 .#... H'=r.
NJ urnrF n Hammuui
ffls.awassI an un--raru.sls s-hsusf.
NJ Auhur ferbes
H..N.. NJ = tsrtut tiarlus
.. N.haEan. ~ ahlffunan FRS ~
NJ Nfsf Austin.
... e.-k. NJ a. 4 Wttrnsn.
NJ tsearsr n Atsus-i
M Wiz ~tanlFF
.... ..t.... rrsftf anI uussrtisticatrsl,
H. Mar : Arrives
all. r psIrJ. r. sa-TeItihs wtigss
Mr.. ilsrvs
Adhesion li cyuts. \ social dance
49, fN, TaN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

Nj. lone Harlow Of pixheld Is
,i.Itinr fricnds In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

Payson Tucker Il talked Of to succeed
General Manager Furbsr Of the Boston
and Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
IHURsAHI HURRAH! HURRAH
Great Clearance Sale
Muses. otidn. Nh" IL
od within the days prices will show below NJ 'he
HURRAH |.
NORWAY SHOE STORE,
NORWAY, NE.
store Sign, Millett x Fuller,
~ MAIN STREET,
Next 20 Benl's Hotel,

Having good. the 30 days have only on hand ehoe
and good goods
Il paw wh such bagan
Boston Rubber shoe Co.'S
this fal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

N' ~ ~ Vt W.
vtIsf.p.i. o. o.,Lu,s. AS
.-s ~. -, Espurt. ofOnosr.-
DsarsyF Cassri. ~ oerni.h
Hs v.ha.- ~. ,ts,s Haar,i u Asrtcgitar,
l'f..... N.ras. Ntfrv--.
,hsfls. rops. MAnshs-tsr
urfENup~
o. IH..rs lr uar i.s-ari. On Frui Cuturr.
"a rrus. Ns- ''lsacs.isr
d. b ,-st5 ,,g Maine state rouo.ogioal
UtSDs.
WIN. 4. Lsos. soaih Uniaa.
''. .-f-r a. ps-c-. harri-sn
E.rktAs
~.-sring
N..-.r. rryis-.ar - IIortsaltars. stAis
rrrHNuoN.
80 '.fa- u.ar7 " Bro~u. Censor,i. Mas.
49, v.s.sr, ~ Nsutsr Of Ihs Bari
fl-r tns-tsuu.s.
tttNtSs.
'-.sas "a Na.us ComParvi sin cher
70 ,..u Asrisaiuai Filter. Ls~i.s0a
"a. w. hesr 81 nsys o. ~ Fsrui
fruf ttsh Goa. Msnches,ef
LA,'Arlt music gill b. furnished each
wong Ample opportunity will b.
s'ri i"r Discussion. 4 large number
i, U-l growers aud others Interested Ia
ll'irl are expected % De- present
~ iiAr lart iu the exercises.
i.rf- all % an exhibition Of fruit.
'l.eh hi. are Invited % cOntribate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16

Ur. annual meeting 81 oxford County
I.r.f Inlgv. l. ~. g.. T., Was hell ~
tf. nm u 1ulden Rule io,lge, No. -,
Met Tsri.. "Wednesday. fch. 10.
n. fNr ah.suce 20 District Templsr
r.'.t.r. m. T.. Andrews of West Paris
ir....ri.
DID, forenoon VA devoted o. appoint
r..f u committees and routine busi-
r.... Zen Io,lgvs wrrv represented and
-,rarrfsI iu every Instance a. gaining la
r.rter. aud financial condition. he
..rk. we're made hN Messrs. Maxim,
Tsarruce. Moorc aud Hartman.
NO The afternoon session twenty -one
,..liiales Wery Initiated In the District
o. gre.
~e,rrtary reported for the year l~9i.
D. Il-lers, la gosd standing - mem
t.-. In District Lodge, s>il.n of lodge
property; two deaths during the past
treasurer reported 81 IS In treasury
District secretary II Juvenile Temples
r,rHrfri. E temples organized during
u. wear. much Interest felt aud gc"d
v.rA being done among the children.
DO following ofiiCers we're elcCted and
...l.Isi Or the year l>ss
Iu D Arrives.
uf T tIHrvnHs NaNlm.
on Eel. "a g. Nurtru
d. Trsta. e. 4 thau.ilsf.
b. ....... q uarrman
u I.aH. ~ taurgurs.
-H.I NJ u tnmHns.
or fr. a. ftf
u N.r U q NfkIus
u U MAJ NJ o. q Nikins
U 500 nj O. ~trtfkaut
u ..h.I Lars LuRiu
I. chairman % the committee on
E....fau. then reported the following (.
N.-s. 10 snsais. - rufsraass have
, .a.tt.n ths .aleon. aui al ~
fr. i..rF''rr,
E.....| frft ~ a tsmIsrsros orrsnifa
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..- r- ani .af sarf,-i nEhi., -
-........ reI 81 aui sustaiu ever hstui
aH rf.t 'er e. surprsssiun ~ ths
....... ..u.H lsranas.
rst - q. Gos-i rs'up'ar-. whs
rH .. .. ..r -l.fHn Hh.iEsiiun a. a. al IN
....s..f NJ. ...Irtrranrs g. -slf AT ~ ~
.s. aErft tH suTluTt surh mtn. ~
...af #Hff. uhFtrrr tusu, OuuutF 80
s....a. .l t.f.r SORTS aul lievis. plcigs
"'i ?. thf 81 on l.sif q, 49, -.
.... ."..t rr.rliTIfs thai - A. IA iutn
f..t.. l... ..,-sHf IflIs.rrs ant sots - uuf
.Hs aHI HHr-ta'.lFs. esIssia.lF m
f hr' .nhl in uur rfsrr - tafe
.. 4. i.rH. tHr.f Nailfs ln aIast 49,
has. ..ys.I. rbu -. rv-osuliiug
.H.. 900 IreuFrHs % ~ uuulsu -
.. ~ trssa q uults siih o. o. hsip
.a -@.t..Ht .f t-.-s ry-,..atlsn-.
Ns,is ''"s'''ss
~ Z. NUEfus Rs-siatious
Remark. e,rr thsu made hy Messrs.
N.Nm .rT Iaur,ucr advising the en-
f..m..f 90 rr.oluii1us ani support 20
Hr Maine proh.hiory Enforcement
l.E... .tTIHg that muyh Nas On D. &C
.... .F...'f Hr.tuiFatiun. aud that we
.I.| ...t.arf -ulh msu in our tos a
vt. Hrr .1rIIiatr. fur onice a. shall
.--e "a. support and uss their Influence
u.srll., rr.u,ipie..
t H. stephen. spoke Du he subject ~
Hs co. sale a liquor 40 thu
a...I.. t,.r. slI To Vas voted that this
.- ..',rt protect g,iust .uch .sl~,
..I ... Ht .lut o. ths Grand l.odgv
.'N. 900 Na..4ghu.,tis.
I'r .eIHg committees we're then
arf...H. Or ~
E.s Weller stevens sol FlnHsaus.
f.. U...s M1hIr ar.I trHst.
us lF Mrrtau at M. y I'm
t...t snsi Lie, tssr,Bos. NaSim.
u lHtUiarUs "a. -
ll. r.Nt meeting vill - held With
fr.Iu Lake iodg, AZ West >umn q,
i.ar --b l... Adjourned al l.1a.
" a.. MOTION, u. :.
Irr..... Pond. Mtus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-16
F0Vc.OGlcAL nEEriNG.

IrHr winter meeting - the Maine
>'s's genealogical ~1ciety aud the
49,. buri q Agriculture Sill D. held
n smith Hi Wsrr,u'. Hall, Cornish.
N....ag ant Ihgr.day, February
finland 18Th. I~Ia
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-06-26
FROM THE OLD max.
Rocky BAR, June "a.

Rocky BAR, June "a.
To TINS RrtLErE
Your patrons might be pleased to
have a few points from this old
camp, and | herewith send you a
few hurried jottings;
Superintendent Geo. Mccormick
is pushing things along in the FL
more and getting in wood and min
ing supplies generally for both the
Gilmore and Vishnu. We all hope
they may be rewarded for their
pluck and energy.
9. v. Smith, j. III. Casey and
Green White are in Boise City
looking after their hank accounts
made by the sale of their quartz
lodes in Atlanta.
Mr.. Benham, an old-timer of this
place, is here trying to introduce
the cyanide process of working ores.
He says Atlanta looks like camp
that has had managers who robbed
their employers without stint.
Mr.. Mundell, who was shot
during the Riley-McCarty fight, is
getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
AL. Stedman has bought a fine
mare for his wife's use. He and all
the rest of the kids are having fine
time riding the animal-five or six
al a time.
Mr.. Horton, president of the
Bear Creek company, is here look
ing after his group of mines. He
can not say what will be done
until after his return TO New York
Ed. Meek is peddling milk. yea
and beef here and Quinn is kicking
like bay steer.
Ike Mann is herding Casey &
Hollands saw mill to prevent i
from mysteriously disappearing.
Oscar Hasselriis Joe Pearson an,
Irvine are doing well at placer min
ing near the Queen of the West lode
Nothing doing at the Ophir YET
OLD RAM.