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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

In regard to the county buildings
although we are exempt from paying
taxes, We are not exempt from express
Ing our opiuioa. "Let well enough
alone"
I believe everybody In this vicinity Is
happy and cheerful. as every one should
be at Christmas. =.
I don't think We could have survived
through this cold time outside the den,
had Il not been for the warm hearts we
met In our travels from Mt. Ephraim
by the way Of my daughters, Mrs. Ste
vens. thence to Stearns Hill, to Uncle
Daniel Swift's, where we were bundled
up after being cared for No. !, and
carried to Pleasant Valley, (fomerly
Hungry lIoller,) which by the way IL .
wrong name, these days, where we took
part In the Christmas festival gotten up
by the school teacher, Mr.. Flint, from
his own pocket. We doubt IL finer
display was exhibited In the county, with
the exception OF Santa Claus, who can
best be represented as an Englishman
after dinner. What we saw Of the ex-
erclses, especially The Star Of Bethle-
hem, deserves great credit. We were
then conveyed TO the house of my grand
son Charles Stevens Of North Paris,
where was waiting n table j l-2 IL
loaded with all the heart could wish
- turkey, chicken pie, plum pudding
and all kinds Of pastry and cake, with
liberal Christmas tree well loaded, where
the entire family Of the living ones were
gathered and enjoyed real old style
family gathering. We expressed de-
sire to get back TO the den and were con-
yeyed there by my two granddaughters,
Misses Cora and Minnie, with boxes aud
bundles Of presents. falling to praise
God for the good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
PERU.

Els. Walker started singing school
at the meeting house on the 18th. There
are some attending from west Peru.
j. M. Cannon has gone to waltham,
Mass, TO visit his daughter. His daugh-
ter Ieona II stopping with Nellie Castle
while he 10 gone.
There was Christmas tree at the
meeting house, but Il was 90 cold there
was NOT great crowd out.
We have had week Of very cold
weather. Il has been down TO zero and
10 below.
J. X. Conant has rented his place,
known a. the Fred Newton place, to
Frank Cone If Hartford.
Orison Payne and I'd Dudley. With
their teams, are boarding at H. w.
Babb's and hauling stous from Osgoods'
quarry 70 the side track 90 =. r. Gibbs.
Homer Childs y hauling With his team,
also, sad . = wllaQa atlllmaa,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
WEST BETHEL.

We have had some very severe, cold
weather the past week. Last Satur..
day the mertsiry stood Sc below and
Monday It was Toe below, and all the
while the wind was blowing q gale.
The aqueduct supplying Chas. Q. Mer.
rill's buildings has frozen up and several
Others In the nelghborho0d were kept
running with difficulty.
Frost-bltten ears and noses are COM
mon.
There was no Christmas entertainment
ut West Bethel but many valuable pres
ents were seen passing through the
malls.
Oscar Grover, ID. b. Growers youngest
son, came from Orono last Friday night
and IL spending n vacation with hii
Uncle Osrar on the old homestead.
A. y. Beams mill has started up again,
having been shut down for repairs the
past ten days.
N. w. Mason and son Otis are ut home
for few weeks having been ut work al
Rumford Falls for the past six mouths
Mr.. ID. r. Bean Is able to ride out ID
pleasant weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
egTHet.
We srs asksd TO insert the following

wssrs asksd to insert the following
card:
To the many kind neighbors and
friends who have shown my dear
mother 20 much kindness and 70 many
thoughtful attentions during her long
Illness, and 70 me 70 much kindness
and sympathy. I wish 10 extend my SIM
cere and grateful thanks.
Lillian c. GRovER.
Mrs.. farley Was here with her wax
works last Thursday evening and gave
an exhibition at Odeon Hall for the
benefit Of Bethel library. Mrs. farley
Was Miss McCobb Of Portland, who very
kindly gave her services IN help on .
rood work. Mis-, McCobb has given us
one of the most delightful entertain
ments We have had here for long time.
Mas McCobb, one Of the brightest OF
women, In her personation OF Mrs. Jar
lcy found ample scope for her talent,
and many were the apt hits made during
the evening. II IL only when we say
that even her wa figures could not
Withstand her sallies and were made to
smile that she can be appreciated. There
was fair audience, but not 20 many
were. were present as the entertainment DC
Bethel has had quito gay season 80
far 40 entertainments are concerned.
There has been something nearly every
evening, 90 much 90 that no large
audiences come out now, and still there
Il more to come. The lecture course IL
not half through yet, and number OF
entertainments are yet In sight.
ID. 8. G., +. 4. Thurl0w OF Poland,
Installed the officers Of Sudbury Colony,
u. O. p. F., Monday evening, January
ID. After the installation an oyster
supper was served to the members OF
the colony and friends.
Tho week OF prayer will be observed
here by union OF the three churches.
Services will be held each evening ex-
cept Sunday, at z 80 o'clock, being held
the first of the week at the Congrega-
tlonsl church, then at the Unlversallst,
and then at the Methodist. Following
Il the programme:
Monday, The year; its possibilities.
Tuesday, The Importance OF prayer. =,
Wednesday. Our responsibilities TO God AMI
Thursdsy. How spiritual power grove.
Friday, fraise and Thanksgiving.
Howard r. Carter went to Portland
last week where he has engaged with
the Chapman Banking Co.
Work IL progressing on the drama,
Mile, the Quadroon, which Is to be
presented here at an early day.
The new pews for the Methodist
church have arrived and are being put
10.
Mrs. T.. d. jackson of Bethel died
very suddenly Saturday morning OF
heart failure. She was sitting 10 chair
converting with married daughter, her
husband at her side, when he discovered
that she was falling and caught her IN
his arms. She expired Immediately.
Mrs. jackson was IS years old, a mem.
Der Of the CongregatiCnalist church, q
devoted wife and nc Their and greatly es-
teemed by her acauainsances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

To the exclusive use OF white bread Sir
James Crichton-Browns attributes, in the
London Lancet, the prevailing decay In
teeth.
Platinum IL the most infusible Of all
metals. melting only before the oxyhydro
gen blowpipe or In very powerful blast
furnace. Its fuslng point Ia l.7'o degs {.
II can he proved by q simple calculation
that the number Of people who have ex.
listed on the globe during the last 5000
years approximates the great total OF VI,
00O, COO, 0OO, OOo,o 900.
Heat lightning II simply the reflection
OF the lightning Of distant storms, too far
away for the noise Of the thunder to reach
us. These storms often draw near and de-
velop into the ordinary type Of thunder
showers.
A Pennsylvania has invented method
Of obtaining hydrocarbon gas black by
burning ordinary illuminating gas over a
series Of long. narrow metallic plates, the
resulting gas black being scrsped OF auto
matically.
A new antidote for carbolic acid poison.
Ing has been discovered by an Italian ply
stefan. The patient Is dosed with strong
solution of sulphate OF soda, which forms
with the acid harmless mixture. Inha.
latioIs Of ammonia are used to hasten the
action OF the soda.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
THR OXFORD BEARS.
rue oolNos or ma Wink m AL
SECTIONS OF TNg COUNTY.


ne Christmas tres In the hall Satur-
dy evening was, a. usual, well attend
O.
he Methodist Sunday School gave q
ver good Christmas concert In the
ehsIel on the evening Of the 2sth.
Nee Ice about II inches Thick ID being
eh from Cushman's mill pond this week.
INV. Willis has hired the shop for
pdly occupied BY J. A. Brooks and In
ssuls to keep good line Of fresh meat.
/. VI. Mann's son, Arthur, Il sick with
uuumouia.
'MF. Hayes, son Of Frank Hayes Of
n. place, Il . private In the regular
srwv, and IL now very alex with pneu-
oOah In the Marine. Hospital at New
YOrk.
A. Curtis with crew Of men Il at
uts on Paris I'm making some repairs
on ear jail.
vet Paris Creamery Company won
a., prize on butter at the Maine state
dary meeting at brunswick December
"a Is and 10. Butter scored % points.
T,s also won two first prizes ut the
Mise state fair. Also certificate Of
msdi at the great food exposition, Mad
isea square Garden, In October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
WEST SUMNER.

A merry Christmas aud happy New
Year! y.
We made one Of Christmas party at
ID. ID. Small's where many useful and
elegant gifts, tokens of love and friend
ship, were plueked from the tree and dis
tributed to the proper aud happy recipi-
ents. Appropriate services were held In
both churches Christmas eve aud Santa
Claus furnished the usual amount OF
pretty and useful presents.
B. NJ. Small, wife aud baby OF, Wilton
spent Christmas here With his parents
aud brother.
James Tuell Of Norway was lately 10
town.
Mrs. Cordelia Moore No0nan and
daughters Luella and Sadie and grand
sou Percy Moore, were here with rela-
tives Christmas.
Kilborn Z. Bowker was at home with
his family Christmas. We understand
he Is soon to return to Auburn.
Mr.. wetherbee has sold his store aud
other buildings to l.. l.. Gardiner on
private terms.
l.. d. Andrews and wife OF Norway
have visited relatives here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
WATERFORD,


George l.. Warren cut his foot last
Monday severing the cords and arteries
making very painful wound.
Helen Hamlln, who broke her Lex at
school short time ago, Is doing well.
The following officers were elected
Tuesday evening by Mt. Tirem Lodge, +.
& A. NJ:
WIN. Douglass, W. ".
J. W. Warren, =. w.
q. l.. Bartlett. W.
p. Piummer, Treas.
A. =. iIapgood. Sec.
The officers will be installed Tuesday
afternoon and the installation will be
public as usual followed by supper,
concert and dance. Music by Stearns q
Norseworthy's orchestra OF Norway,
five pieces. :,
R.w. John A. Harrington, ID. @. NJ,
visited Mt. Tirem Lodge Tuesday even
Ing and will also install the officers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
NEvvRv.

The weather has changed. The cold
man seems to be over. Though this "a no
news. II is the best thing that has hap
pened I'm these parts that we know OF.
Christmas was too cold to be enjoy
able, though there were the usual prepa'
tons and festivals, but not the usual at
tendance Of the people. Most people
preferred q snug corner by the fire TO q
drive of two or three miles to and from
church In the face of the norther that
vas blowing Saturday night.
The slelghlng IL rather thin for heavy
leaning. More snow IL the cry OF the
woodsmeu. Two-sledding IL out OF the
question In most localities a. IL Involves
too much breskxge Of sleds and hard
hauling for the teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
RuCkElElQ,


Mrs. C. II. Prince Is visiting friends In
Wateryllle.
Geo. NJ. Atwood, wife and son, OF Paris,
were ut his father's Christmas.
The stores by mutual consent Will close
at @ o'clock on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings until further notice.
Miss Gertrude Harlow Of Dlxaeh was
the guest Of Miss Mary J.. Blsbee, Tues
day and Wednesday OF last week.
Bank Examiner whltten Of Augusta
was at his fathers last week.
A. G.. Hill OF Massachusetts,, general
New England Agent for the Buckeye
Moving Machine, was In town Friday.
Atwood. Spauldlng & Co. are appointed
agent, for this section.
There has been the unprecedented
number OF thlrty-slx deaths Of our towns
people during the past year as against
nlnteen In 1891 and sixteen In 1890
largely owing to the prevalence OF In
fuenzi last winter. The youngest was
%, the oldest 81, averaging a little more
than % years Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
AERRQN,

Mrs. Isaac Bean IL visiting friends In
Chelsea, Mass.
Miss Grace Bumpus Is home for Christ
mas.
In few days.
A. j. smith and family went tn East
Hebron to the Christmas entertainment
Saturday evening.
Tuesdsy evening Miss Bailey gave q
marty TO the children In the neighbour
hood. DR.. Crane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Braiuard were present to help entertain
them.
Harry Bsrrows Il In Boston for the
winter. lie siugs In Trinity church, and
CONTINUES his medical studies.
mo weather for the past few days has
been very pleasant. Quite change
from last week and tho earlier part Of
this week. Monday was the coidest
dsy We have had below zero. 10 some
localities Il was l0s below, but 70 u
plenty cold enough for us.
Mia Annie Glover returned from
Watsrvillo Saturday.
Prof. Moody irff for Auburn Thur
day. ,c r,.
| C,,ahman wsrs married Christmas eve
J %. Crsns psftprusd ~ esrsmoays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
plxElgin.

Hoo. Henry o. Stanley has gcss "a
-. George Huborn h.. returned to
M skAting has been very good this
week and the young people have been
out In fall force.
n. N. Royal, the Mechanic Falls
candy man, was In town last week.
Mn. d. r. Stowell cent to Lewiston
Waiting relatives Saturday.
4rs. George n. Atwood and con, OF
Paris, are visiting relatives 10 town.
Mr.. George smith spent Chrlstmas
with hls mother, Mrs.. Fiancella Smith.
Mr.. Howard Lincoln spent Christmas
with his parents In Dlxneld.
There 10 some talk Of building
Q bridge. There was . meeting called
Wednesday evening but nothing was
decided. They differed about the best
place 70 build lt. Some wanted it down
In the village and some where the ferry
10. Nearly all decided that they rather
have it ut the ferry than not Ut all,
which WAS very wise decision.
The tickets for the "Octoroon" were
on sale for q number Of days and oil
who wanted . seat had to hurry around.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03

Mr.. Thomas Burgess, worthy citiseu
Of THE town, was killed By being wede-
ed between two trees on Tuesday. Your
West Peru correspondent doubtless VIII
give particulars. t...
L. n. Davenport, . young married
man Of this ueighbofhood, has been dis
trsssingly sick for several days.
He was some easier on Monday. Have
not heard from him thls morning. He
d attended BY DR.. Maxim Of Hartford.
Mrs. Oliver Tracy remains feeble.
The extreme cold weather curls ~ up
like burned boot; frost bitten sars and
noses are quito common among the
healthy out door workers.
We have yet 70 learn OF the hrst
man who pays tax 10 this town, who
wants to pay q tar to build new county
buildings In which to do . constantly
decreasing court business.
A startling report Was current here
last evening Of four men killed ut Rum
ford Falls by dynamite. To-day's give
two killed by poison whiskey, and one
wounded by the explosion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
FLOWER AND TREE.

Try keeping flowers BY immersing the
stems In hot water.
A single tulip bulb sold for p, 200 In ioS,
at time when the entire Dutch nation
was crazy on the subject OF tulips.
A Moselem (Pa.) farmer grew. II 10 said.
m Irish potato the stalk Of which was b
feet : inches In height and bore at its roots
Q bushsl Of potatoea-
The largest and oldest chestnut trse In
Che world stands at the foot Of Mount Etna.
Il 10 2iS feet In circumference and Unknown
70 BE- ct least 1000 years old.
Az York, Pa, In the orchard Of Simon
Nuehler, there II tree thai annually
beam . crop Of three different kinds OF
fruit-pesrs, peaches and spplsa
New Guinea h extremely rich In plants,
the numbsr Of species discovered In the
sixty. Ave years sincs Lesson broaght hons
The hnt collection being 1900. o. - many
= ars known from Tie whole a Germany
49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
HIRAM.

Miss Ethel l.. Stone of Cornish Il
teaching the primary school In the VII
lage district. She has taught ak terms
In one district In South Hiram.
John d. Pike, ESQ. has been obliged to
suspend his school, on account OF the
Illness of his son and his wife. Mrs,
Pike has hemorrhsge Of the lungs.
Rev. Mr.. Crsfts, Of Lowell, Mass, the
blind evangellst, 10 again In town and
will hold evening meetings at the Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Reuben Kimball Il quito III.
Mr.. Weston wadsw0rth was surprised
on the evening Of Dec. 21nd, his 2ls'
birthday, BY . party OF twenty-nv!
fricnds from South Hiram, Porter and
Kexar Falls who came with violin, and
helped him pass the night and . part O
the morning pleasantly, leaving viii
him valuable present.
Lieut.. Amml L. Gllpatrick 10 sick u
bed but recovering.
Nrs. r. p. Hollis 10 improving.
Niss Cora L. Clemens v visltiui
| friends In Lewiston.
LORENZO d. French h improving.
Henry N. Burbank ID recovering frou
u grippe aud fever. lir
We are now having glorious weather
Merry Christmas and Happy nev
Year % editor oontributou and rsadsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
lockg,S MILLS.


5. s. Felt Il hauling dry hard wood
to Locke's Mills.
There Is good sale Of cord wood here
this winter. y,
Miss Myrtle Green Is attending school
here.
The school In District No. 10 began
Monday morning under the Instruction
of Miss Wheeler. OF Gorhsm, ". II.
Charlie Morton, wife aud children, are
visiting at Mrs. 4. l.. Tebbets'.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Green spent
Christmas at his home In Shelburne,
n. III.
Arthur Titus has gone to Rumford
Centre to work for j. Il. stephens,
Hiram Perkins Of Bethel Hill mas
moved to this village and opened bar
Der shop In the front room Oh III. H.
lOung's rent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
SWEDEN.

A very cold Christmas.
II this weather Is typical Of our WIN
ter, Il will be very severe.
A pleasant time at the family Christ-
mas tree ut N. O. McInt!re's.
M. O. b. Stone and son Walter spent
their holiday vacation In Sweden.
Sociable at town hall Jan. 9Th.
Mlss bertha G. Hamlln OF Waterford
Waited friends In town last week.
We regret 70 learn that our local mer-
chsnts, Geo. Haskcll q Son, are think
Ing OF giving up their buslnsss.
Ir. Bamuel Plummer has tried hIs
luck 1t fshlng for plckerel and enficed
nine beauties up through the Ice. the
united weight Of which was fourteen and
. quarter pounds.
Hsth Bracket u haallng hey from biz
home place In Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
RRQWNElEIQ-


Daniel Boynton was married the I'll
Of December to lady from Washington,
DC.
The village schools are In session.
The grammar school ls taught by A.
Morton, the primary by Miss Pike.of
Cornish.
Frank johnson Ia on the road again
doing n fine business selling steam cook
ers. Every housekeeper ought to own
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Libby spent
Christmas at Freeport.
Mrs. WIN. Boynton has been quite
sick with lung fever.
Mr.. Alvin Perkins Is very sick.
Mr.. Scott Thurston who has been away
from home for number OF weeks, spent
Christmas In the village with hls family.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Abel Ingalls, Of Denmark
were In the village Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
WEST PERIL.

The officers OF Glendale Lodge, ]. o..
@. r., recently organized, are as follows:
A. ]. Austin, L. ID.
Ell. Tucker. CT.
Mamie Hall, VT.
Iessic Austin, II Sec.
l.. N. Pariin. ". See.
John Graham, Treas.
Charles Demeritt. u.
Hattie l.. Walker, Chap.
Sadie Smith. q.
Cyrus Dow, y.
Edith Atkins, A. Sec.
Ida Moor. Dep. NJ.
ii Ss Ysr Ann 8. ;. f T.
Meetings Thursday evenings at yes
try. Come one, come all.
Died, mt West Peru, Dec. 27th, Thorn
as Burgess, aged O. years.
Much sickness 10 the place.. o.
Walker, l.. NJ. Wing and MIRA. verrill.
Mr.. Thomas Burgess, on the 27th Inst,
while Telling q tree, the wind caught IL
Ut Is supposedly, and threw 1t against
him causing suiiocition or heart failure.
II was within six or eight feet OF the
road nt what Il called Camp I'LL cross
log. The funeral was on Thursday at
the house, and q large number Of rela-
tlves aud friends were In attendance. A
kind husband and father, and a good
neighbOr has gone; one who Will be
much missed, for he was one who was
ever willing to lend hand 10 time OF
sickness or trouble, and was known far
and near for his hospitality.
Mrs. Judith ID. Austin Is visiting rela-
tives aud friends In town.
As Arthur Small aud hls mother were
driving into Mr.. I. Burgess door yard,
a runaway horse and sleigh shled Into
the yard, and the horse put his fore feet
down through the sleigh In front OF
them. The seat gave way aud they fell
over backwards, saving them from In
Jury. Their horse ran, breaking the
sleigh into klndllng wood. Mr.. Small
took the captured horse and started
after hls horse, which was captured
soon after. All persons escaped with
out Injury.
ThOrnton's horse ran away In Franklin
and was caught In Rumford near w.
Clark's.
wish all the readers of the Democrat
q Happy New Year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
FRveBuR0.

There were Christmas trees at the
Swcdenborgian and Congregational
churches Saturday evening. Concerts
at both churches Sunday evening.
VIII Locke OF Portland spent Christ
mas In town.
Dennis NJ. Cole, teacher OF sciences In
westfield, Mass, High School, made his
Fryeburg friends call Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Osgood Il seriously III.
John iutchlns, formerly OF this place,
now Of Niagara, and Ml.s Lillian Chase
Of Baldwin, were married Wednesday.
The woman's Club met Friday after-
noon, subject Of the meeting, Whittier.
Willie Gordon Is spending few weeks
In Portland.
Herbert Sands has gone to Lynn where
he has employment.
Bertram Young WAS In town a few
days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
LOWELL.

We learn Of the death, on the 23rd, at
Lawrence, Mass, Of the wife OF
Mr.. Ammi C. Russell. She had q severe
attack OF Ia grippe year ago, from the
effects Of which she never fully recover
ed. The immediate cause OF death was
paralysis.
The ladies Of the Christian Circle gave
q supper and entertainment on Christ
mas eve ut the town house.
The drama, IA Social Glass" was
played Friday night nc the town house
by members Of the camp Of Sons OF Vet
Grams.
Miss Ella II. Charles is at home from
her school for the Christmas vacation.
A dancing school 10 taught at Bemis
Hall by +. Z. Bennett. Twenfy-slx
couples the frat night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
ANDOveR.

he Unlversalist Circle meets Tues
daJ svesiug with Sidney =. Abbott. A
cofiial Invitation given to all.
he week Of prayer will he observed
nv The churches Of Andover AZ follows /:
sgplay and Monday at the Methodist
boase, tuesday and Wednesday after
ucsu at The same place, Thursday after
ncu, Friday and saturday evenings at
tn CON rrgatlonal house.
lsrinS Trask met With q painful &C
chat I st week by q log rolling on his
leg sresking the bone. lie Was removed
10 NJ home In Newry.
wlCiark has moved back to An
dovr again.
Cvitisg Ice Il the order Of the day.
no. Burditt Il home for few days.
US Mariou Burdltt has returned to
Psrlanl to attend her school.
ne ledge holds interesting meetings
eysy Friday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
Usr, ngDRoN.

A. q. HutchIusou Of Bethel d visiting
his relatives and friends n this place.
II. q. Keene has gone 20 East sumner
70 work for his brothefs until there u
moro snow % be can 20 70 work on his
III. d. G. Berry l. very sick.
Moses Smell and II. A. Record arc cut
ting wood for w. H. Berry.
Grand Chief Templsr Hamilton gave
. lecture In the church last "wednesday
evening.