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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
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A light snow fAll Friday night.
The village school colnmsncos Moo
day with Mr.. Sawyer fron Gray ~
&. D. Andrews wa. called to Brook
|lyn, n. ", BY % dispatch Friday TO NJ
tend the funeral Of his brother-in-law,
J. A. Dowst.
Horstio Durham and family and L. l.,
Durham were home to spend Thauks-
giving with their father, 8. w. Dunham.
George Faruum and Simou Pickett
with their families have been spending
q few days 10 town. q.
II. K. Andrews has Just opened . large
line OF Christmas goods. ~
The Rivers Comedy Company are 10
give an entertainment 10 Centennial
Hall Monday evening. :.
Mrs. Hicks who was reported 40 III
with pneumonia Il recovering.
DIR. @. L. Buck OF South Paris Will be
ut the Maple House December 9TH.
J. r.. Tucker did good bit or work
Friday by seiziug large package OF the
ardent ut Bryant's Pond.
Our blacksmiths are kept very busy
these days.
Mrs. j. b. Merrill Of Topsham spent
last Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. ii.
+. Andrews.
Mrs. Clara Ridlon and daughter, Dora,
are spending 4 few days With relatives
In Norway.
8. h. Locke visited Portland this week.
We understand that there has been q
wedding In our vicinity but are unable
TO give particulars this week.
Thanksgiving services were held In
the chapel Thursday forenoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
WHIP AND SPUR.
syracu,e a 10 have a driving club.

Syracuse II to have q driving club.
Nearly 80 members Of the $50 list died
this year.
John Dickerson will train Nancy Hanks
and Arion next year.
shylock. an Australian steeplschassr.
recently leaped 50 feet
In the free for all race at Stockton the
horses were scoring ~ hours.
Domino has won about $4,000 In stakes
this year for the Keene stable.
Flying Jib. e:o4. and Mascot, 204, are
each entitled 10 the pacing crown.
Frank Middleton. trotting record, 2:20x,
has Joined the side wheel brigade.
Exercising patience II necessary In sxsr.
cising horse, says The Horsenan.
The improvements at the New Orleans
track. costing over taO,oOO, are completed.
Trotting 10 gaining In favor In New Tea
land. A new club will hold four meeting,
. year.
1.-TWO Minute Stock Farm" In the am.
bilious name chosen by u breeder at Rock.
port, o.
There IL . probability OF Directum and
Arion coming together In match rans Tor
Si0.0O0 side.
No pacing stallion. living or dead, ha1
sired as great ratio OF extreme speed a
Brown Hal, 2:l2h.
Bicycle riders are away ahead OF the
horses The wheelmen's best record 10
minute IS Is seconds.
The Northwestern Breeier' association
Il credited with clearing nearly ~, 200 dur
Ing the recent meeting.
Some turf sage has figured out that when
q horse II trotting 2:20 gait his feet move
a little faster than mile 10 i;l0.
Milton 7. Boswell killed himself after
losing at the St. Louis East Side race track
q, 900 Of his wife's money and 5000 OF bis
own.
"The Corn Cracker" IL the novel name oil
q recent event on the programme OF the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' meet
Ing at Lexington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
BYRON.

Our chief attraction the past few
weeks has been hunting and trapping,
although one dance and psaoramz has
been momeutary diversion.
Perley whitney has killed two deer,
and stephen Taylor one, G. n. Hodsdon
one bear, and Marshall Whitney got a
bouncer of bear In one Of his traps,
but he snsgged on tree and pulled his
leg out. -
Thirty different Nlmrods have been
much exercised by the numerous trails
Of bear, dear and moose, and have given
many a parting shot at the nlmble game.
slower & Mclaughlin are In camp,
commencing two million logging JOB
for Alvin Record & Co. on Letter ID
township.
Chss. A. Martiin has taken Job oil
Wallace Mason to haul l75 cords oi
poplar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
WEST BETHEL.

Minnie Wheeler is at homo on q two
~eeks' vacation.
Denlsmln Clark died quite suddenly
Thurs.iay morning. In him the town
loses q good citizen and the neighbour
hood kind and accommodating neigh.
bor, and the Free Bsptist church, OF
which he had been q prominent AM
consistent member for . half century,
one Of lie most liberal supporters. Mr..
Clark was the last male descendant oil
Benjamin. Clark, one Of the hrsi settlers
OF Bethel, and victim OF the fainou'
Indian raid, aud consequently the name
becomes extinct.
There was . ball at A. 8. Beams hall
on Tia nksgiving evening.
The collecting agent of the Democn'
was In town Tuesday and "wednesday
We found him pleasant msn ~ estsr'
tain. Z lff ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
NORTH PARIS.

The Methodist society are to build q
church at North Paris on ground donat-
ed by Mrs. Hillmsn In the spring. They
have broken ground and are tn put IN
the foundation this fall. Size OF church
2Sx40.
Frank Gowell and wife have had a
present Of = girl baby.
The young people met at A. j. Az
bott's Friday evening to organize cir
Gle. About twenty were present. Meet
again at same place In one week.
r. III. Andrews goes to the Maine
General Hospital this week for study.
Mrs. Ida Fields Il expected home
soon.
Mrs. WIZ Durham Is on the sick list
mt this writing.
J. II. Chllds Is done packing apples
for the present.
Carrie Rice Is home from her school,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
TALK OF THE STATE.

The North Turner cheese factory
made 52,lOO pounds of cheese this sea-
son, using S.s pounds Of milk for q
pound Of cheese.
Alton Ladd, II years old, son Of @. ID.
Iadd Of Warren, broke through thin ic'
while skating near Upper Falls Monday
afternoon and was drowned.
Martin Foster of Brewer, aged 10, was
found dead In his bed nj his home on '
recent Saturday. He lived alone and
had not been seen since Monday.
The thirty prisoners In Knox County
FIJI have been put Into uniform, and the
tfamps and some other offenders have
been put at work breaking stone.
One Augusta girl who attended the
Harvard ale football game, sacrificed
a trim to the worlds fair, to be able TO
zee that great athletic contest, and she
made the choice deliberately.
That pride Of Bowdoin and all H..
friends, the magnificent Wnlker AT
Building, 10 now complete, and when y
few pictures and casts are put In lace.
all WILL be ready for the dedication next
June.
A call to the presidency Of Mendois
College at Mentota, ILL.,, has been at
cepted by Rev. A. w. Sibley, recently
pastor OF the Advent church 10 Bidde-
ford. lie will begin his college dut'c'
Immediately.
Winthrop Mansell was caught In the
veneer machinery ut tho Greenvllle
Manufacturing Company's MILL Sunday
night and instantly killed. Hls heart
and liver were torn out and left upon
the machine.
An unsuccessful attempt was mace
early Wednesday morning TO blow open
the safe In Hill d Burnham's coal office
at Saco. The charge failed to crack the
safe and second attempt was made.
but the drill was broken and tho jon
abandoned.
A Geo. Barnes, 81 years old, WAS st.
tempting to shift belt 10 Slnc0ck
lumber mill 10 Houltop, Tuesday, night,
4 crowbar he was usinE fisw back, strik.
Ing him ON the head. he lived but =
lew nOuIs, sno iesvW "~~" "A''
three children.
A sad scene was presented 10 the
Portland Municipal Court . few days
sInce, when u. r. Pritchard was SEN
fenced to thirty days In jail for being y
common drunkard. Mr.. PrItchsrd's life
has been checkered one. He was for
number Of years az eloquent and gener.
ally respected minister. lie has held
various town of,ces, and was for q NUN.
Der Of years crier OF The superior court:
For the last few years be has been 2 rel
Estate broker. BE has dsseuerated sd
~ oflate years. and hss two or thre'
times before been arrested for drunk
snness and abuse Of his wife: Liquor
and opium wsrs ths cause OF bic down
fall. - n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
GREENWOOD.

Two storms, one week apart, COM
mencing with snow and ending In rain
the ground now nearly bare and IN
places the frost all out. When files buzz
round In the woods rs they did last
Wednesday and Thursday, the inference
Is that we are having pretty moderate
weather.
Thanksgiving has again come and
gone, and We trust every one could think
Of something to be thankful for.
Royal Martin has sold his farm to
Charles Judkins Of Norway, aud gone
To live with his wife's folks.
Jesse Daniels wife Is at work for Mrs.
william Woods who IL on the sick list.
Uncle John Hicks has left A. n.
Hicks, where he had been stopping Tor
some time. and gone to live with rels-
tive In Norway.
Mrs. Hicks fell recently and came 80
near breaking her leg that she could not
bear her weight on Il for a day or two.
A few days ago Mrs. VIM. whitman
nut her hand In horses crib In search
OF hens eggs, aud when she took 1t out
the end of her thumb was missing. A
horse stood there and probably Thought
something had been offered him that
was good to eat.
when Wesley Cole killed his pig last
week he found board nall that had
penetrated entirely through the muscle
of the stomach, near the outlet, the
head only remaining inside. The AMI.
NAL had always been perfectly well, ana
seemed to have no idea Of what was
going on Internally.
Mrs. Cole takes this opportunity to
thank the Felt sisters Of Sharon, Mass,
for that barrel OF clothing. She says IL
will do good deal towards fixing up
her family for the coming winter. These
sisters, May and Alberts, are relsfives
Of Daniel Bryant, and stopped 10 MS
family during the most OF the summer
season. They are both well educated
aud accomplished young ladies'; and
assisting the needy In the above men,
toned way Is part Of their missionary
work.
There has been Methodist class
formed at the City Of more than thirty
members, with Sylvester Cole for lead
er.
ID. o. Davis writes US from Minnesota
that many of the farmers are destined TO
see hard times In the near future. Their
crops were almost total failure, farms
mortgaged aud no money In circulation.
That Is bad enough, but In some parts
of Kansas they are still worse OF. Mr..
Davis paid $3.50 for barrel OF what we
would call second class cider apples.
We hope he will soon succeed 10 selling
his farm and come back to Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
JUPlTER'S JUNIORS.

Secretary Of State Gresham works seven
lays week.
Professor David Swing finds recreation
In working like labovr on his farm.
Jim MCMILLAN, the Detroit millionaire,
began life a. q clerk In u hardware store.
John Shuts, the millionaire baker and
horseman Of Brooklyn, began lifeas awork'
Ing baker.
The motto on Sir William Thomas Lewis
family coat Of arms Is "Gwna addyllt doed
o ddeio" CDo thy duty, come what may).
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis Of West vir'
ginia has presented to the town OF Elkin.
in that state q picturesque natural park OF
nins acres.
Sir Isaac Holden Is an NJ. p. and four
years older than Gladstone. He smokes
Every day four big. black. strong cigars and
Tan walk 10 miles.
Major Rotner, who has given $4,000
park to the public on Stockton-on!Tees,
sold hot rolls on the streets Of Hartlepool,
England, when lad.
Baron Fielder of Vienna has occupied bis
time for many years In gathering rare but
terfies Recently he sold his collection to
Lord Rothschild for the sum Of $4,000.
Horace Boies has never used tobacco In
any form and In unacquainted with the
taste Of liquor, and perhaps his only pro
family was when he swore In rs the govern
or Of Iowa
Lord Beaumont, who IL descended from
the last king OF Jerusalem, succeeded TO
the title last year ut the death OF his elder
brother. He has travelled extensively In
the United States.
Justice Field will begin his thirty.nst
year of service ON the supreme bench the
coming term. This record has been sur.
passed but once In the history OF the court
and equaled but four times.
.Fighting Rob" Evans has been promot.
I'd 10 be captain In the navy. He has earned
the step" by deeds which have conferred
honor ON the country AZ well ~ by long
service and II still a young man.
]. Woodbridge Davis, the inventor OF the
life saving kite, e somewhat slender, has Q
black mustache and the face of deep stu.
dent. He II the principal Of Woodbridge
school and resides on Madison avenue.
Edwin Gould, known In Wall street ~
bad boy Eddie" has attained the dignity
Of fatherhood. His son II the nth mem
Der Of the third generation OF the Jay
Gould family. He was christened Edwin
Gould, Jr.
Swift MacNeill, NJ. p, the Irish gentle
man who pulled Harry Furniss' ears b.
cause of oaricature In Punch, is declared
By disinterested people to be 70 unspeak.
ably homely that Furniss couldn't have u
beled him.
Il II not generally known that the John
d. Rockefeller who recently celebrated his
twenty-ffth anniversary as superintendent
of the Euclid Avenue Baptist church OF
Cleveland II the New York millionaire OF
that name.
Mr.. George w. Childs Of Philadelphia
was 20 much interested In the Wisconsin
log house on exhibition at the Worlds fair
that he went In and bought II, complete,
and will have II removed TO his country
place near Philadelphia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
PERU.

Mr.. Sklllings and wife ct Turner
have been visiting at her fathers, ID.
w. Knlghts.
Rev. Mr.. burlington Of Providence,
r. l., held a meeting at the Baptis,
meeting house on the 18th Inst, AT
T.. N.
The Ice had formed In the river 90
that they carried the mall across on the
Ice, but the rain that cam. on the 2Sth
raised the river so the Ice went out.
Mr.. Lspham and Nell DeShon remain
about the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
BETHEL


Some OF the Young people enjoyed
skatipg on Rowe's meadow the fret ~
the week, but the rain and snow spoiled
the fun.
Arthur Wiley Of Bowdoln College,
and Howard Carter OF Portland spent
Thanksgiving here at their homes.
Union services were held Thursday
evening In the Methodist church. Read
iug Of the proclamation by Rev. MI.
Pickett, addresses by Judge Woodbury.
and Rev. Mr.. BEEN, reading By Ml.s
Ellen Douglass, singing by the choir
and collection for the poor were the
exercises of the evening.
The new chapel In the Universalist
church Is nearly completed. Mr.. Chas.
Adams has been rushing the work along
30 that the rooms might be occupied as
soou a. possible. This will Indeed be u
cheerful place to hold meetings.
A new printing Office has been opened
over Mr.. Frye's law office. The former
printer, Mr.. c. 8. York, has sold his
press, type and stock OF paper and re-
tired from business; but he Will contin-
re to do excellent Photographic work Mt
reasonable price.
j. q. Rich, our veteran pchs"n
agent and veteran hunter. has received
an order from New York party for
several thousand rabbits which are to
be shipped to New York to put upon an
island.
The building 10 front Of Cole Block has
been taken down and removed, and n
new building will be erected on the 'pot
e, ylv Ia the spriDQ,
The Wild man who has Infested
Grafton tho past two weeks has made
his escape--gone In the direction OF
Canada.
Prot. y. Wight, who left Bethel two
weeks ago. has got three singing con.
yentlons In full blast, at Bridgton aud
Harrison and North Waterford.
Prof. Harrington Of the Leslie Con-
cert Company, Chicago, ILL.,, has gone
I'M the line Of the Grand Trunk and s
now In Burlington, Vt.
The Early and Often Club, connected
with the Y. =. s. G. E., OF the Conyre-
gational church, will give u soclable ut
Garland chspel Tuesday evening, Dec.
5th. The programme will cons's, 81
Italian peasants' chorus In costume
Tonic, introducing Farmer Haysee'i, Mr..
orlando Dude and Samantha Allen-A
fayorite American author Ia four acts.
duets, solos, ch0ruses. followed hy
games. Five cents admits to Nil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

The bison bull 10 the largest American
animal.
Horses, after the first shock Of awound.
make no sound.
The snail eats with his tongue and the
roof Of his mouth.
Hyenas fight kneeling down because the
shank Of the fore Lev Ia the most vulnerable
part Of their body.
A trout with golden scales IL reported TO
have appeared In the streams OF Mount
whitney In California
A whales throat II 20 small that you
could choke him with your fst, and be
feeds on the smallest things In the sea-
A rare bird In this country Ii the "Afri.
can snake" which II owned BY q resident OF
Monroe, Ia. The bird Is web footed and
was swimming among the finders ducks
when captured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
NORWAY LAKE.

]. e. Saunders aud wife ate dinner
with Horace Oxnard and family Thanks
giving.
Miss Emma I. Stevens came home
FROM Lewiston to spend Thanksgiving
with her father and mother.
All Of j. r. Bradbury's family were
at home to dinner Thursday.
David Floods family enjoyed their
Thank giving In their new home, With
Mrs. David Frost, Asa Frost, wife and
two children, and Miss l.. i. Frost As
guests.
There were sixteen at Charles Went
xels to dinner Thursday.
Mrs. W. \. knight Of Monsoon has re-
turned to Norway to spend the winter.
Lizzie q. Lasselle Is to commence our
school next Monday. We are glad she
Is to have the school again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
EAST SUMMER.

Lots Of copies Of the Oxford County
Advertiser came to our Office last week,
bearing date Of Jan. 10, 1888. Such
dates are rather stale for good digestion,
but the paper shows Its usual re-lie-abll-
ity. and helps count ON Its assumed cir
culation. "Git money, NV boy! Hon.
estly II you can, but git L." Is an old
time maxim Of father to his son.
We can send In some good pig stories.
Your reporter will start the ball by CIV
ing the weight OF his little spring pig,
which dressed or 375 pounds. Bigger
ones are to be reported.
Thanksgiving passed OF quietly, with
no public services In our churches gen.
orally, but the Good Templars gave a
fine entertainment and soclsble IN the
evening.
A. ID. Park Was In the place about
Thanksgiving time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05

Ju,lice Dayi. held court at the court
kase Friday. The case MAS a COM
,hlnt for assault aud battery, In which
Aamss Bradbury was complainant aud
Htatio 4. fhgg Mas respondent. The
aris. live near neighbors In the west
70 Iart II Buckfield, and II Ia not long
,Brs they sppeared In the same court
"a complaint for trespass. II IL u
riisr in which. IA one Of the attorneys
al. 'the old horses, and the old COWS,
I'd the sheep, aud the old fences" were
alhe bottom Of all the trouble. IL IL a
Sud that has been standing for two
yas or sn, aud IL finally resulted In an
i.ay. Fhgg had caught Bradbury's
krse Ia his field and Was leading IL to-
urd his harm when Bradbury inter-
Sryd to stop him from leading the
hrse Oh. Flagg admits striking Brad
hry, hut alleges that Bradbury first
suyk him once, and made an attempt
y repeat L.. About all In the
zighbOrhood appeared a. witnesses.
fright appeared for the state and Her
~ for Fhgg. Justice Davis imposed
4 fHe of $500 and costs. Flagg APP
I.alcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
THR OXFORD BEARS.
rHs po.Nos or the WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
WILSON'S MILLS.


A man By the name Of Ferguson hal
gone up Beaver Brook with ten horses,
hauling timber.
Our school closed . twelve week.
term Nov. 3lst, Il. L. Laferrier Of North
Norway teacher, who started for home
"wednesday, going ~ far ~ Grafton With
Guy and Rule Brooks.
j. W. Clark has Como to Boston TO pur-
chase horses.
Horace Bennett and Royal Bean have
each brought In deer the past week.
Wednesday snow storm In tho fore
noon, rain In the afternoon.
G. widber has been In town with med
icines and essences for sale.
Adelbert Peunock has returned home.
Ernest Pennock came with him. The
Pennocks put In teams for logging on
Beaver Hill.
BY the "strictly confidential" letters
that are coming through the post Office
from the 'green goods man." We con-
clude that the fools are not all dead vet,
a. they must rake one In occasionally,
for them to spend 90 much money trying
to find customers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
EAST BETHEL.

Thanksgiving was very quietly OBJ
served In this place.
Colds with q very bad cough are now
prevailing with both old and young.
Mrs. w. c. Howe and children Of
waltham, Mass, spent Thanksgiving at
her fathers, j. ID. Hastings.
Mrs. ID. Il. Hastings and Il. K. Hat
iugs of Fryeburg visited at j. ID. Hast
ing's last week. =,
Mr.. Pitcher has sold his farm to 3. +,
Estes, and moved his family to Belfast
Mrs. J. ID. Hastings, who has been
very sick with pneumonia, Is slowly re-
covering.
]. ii. Swan and family spent Thanks
giving with relatives at Norway.
Geo. +. Rich of Berlin, N. H., spent
Thanksgiving mt u. ii. Beans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
cyrurerAN wtycHea

Nh Ulysen 8 onutts u,emoin wi1l ~
y puhlis6d during tie anthoSs In .
Nary snsatoo, residing In ths snhushs
a Cineinnati, alfhouGh past The - OF q,
has within the Last ysaf cut four wtssth.
Chloe Broadway Of Csntsrvills. Cal, y
ouly II years old. bat shs has impruvsd her
opportunities 70 the sxtsnt Of massyinG
twice and clipping seven timsa
Brooklyn boasts Of two women who are
employed - blacksmith and decorator. ~
Ispectivsly. Nn Bridget Dugan u en-
pioysd in the former trade and Nis nazy
Leaf In the latter.
Ma p. w. Farmer, who live near West
Plains, Mo-, wrote Q carriers address for
Mark Twain Or. Clement when b carried
for the Hannibal Courier. She u q cousin
Of Alics and Phoebe Carr.
Nine. Patti d fond Of collecting auto
graphs and has Q very unique and costly
fan In her possession. upon each ivory joint
Of which 10 inscribed the genuine autograph
Of some celebrated persons9s.
Miss Anna A. Gordon, for 10 years the
helper and travelling companion Of NiS
Frances willard, lately established In Ban
Sebastian young girls loyal Temperance
legion. which 10 the nrst white Ribbon %
ciety In Spain.
MrA Charles Stewart Parnell still lives
In the house where her husband died. She
seems TO b heartbroksn over the los OF
her husband. She has no amusemsnts, no
diversions and enters into none Of the social
pleasures Of life.
Miss Lucia Jones OF jamestown, N. Y,
n successful ticket broker. She has .
comfortable once near the Erie station.
and here she conducts her business ~ east
~ and In - womanly way ~ II IL were .
fancy work shop.
Miss Blake, the daughter Of Lille Dew
ersux Blake, u . most agreeable young
lady. She u captivating. having nuny
hair, laughing eyes and . witty tongus
She II - good . politician ~ her mother.
She teaches In the public schools and nnds
time for music, company and politics.
MnL John Brisben Walker. the wife OF
the millionaire editor Of The Cosmopolitan,
d q virginian. the daughter OF General
Strother, the we'll known writer and artist,
"Ports Crzyon." She II . quiet, retiring
woman, very kindly and gentle, absorbed
In family ties and In her family OF nine
children, Of whom eight are boyn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
OXFORD.

WIT SNSs
N. r. Frost has bought the house
formerly occupied by George Walker
and moved there.
Mr.. Warren Of welchvllle has bought
Mr.. Walkers place on Fore Street.
The village schools closed Wednesday.
The scholars Of the high school had an
entertainment Tuesday evening, con-
slstlug Of q military drill, wand drill.
recitstions. etc., With ice-cream and
cake for sale.
Tho school at welchville gave an enter
tainment Saturday evening, presenting
the drama, "rhe Turn Of the Tide"
The drama, "Anlta's Trial," was play
ed Thursday evening, Nov. ~, at Robin
con Hall. The proceeds TO DO used Tor
Of Temperance. -.
Prof. G. y. French Of Chicago will
lecture Dec. ID at the n. X. church on
'.AlaskA and The Worlds Fair"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
SWEDEN.

Now comes the day for turkey, plum
pudding and other attending mercies.
for which We will try and be truly
thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Plummer spent
Thanksgiving with friends In Norway
and Paris.
Mrs. Wilson Jewell was Waited last
week by her brother, Mr.. Shaw, and
wife, Of Fryeburg.
Alvin Pike Ia having some timber cut,
and 10 assisted by o. r. Saunders and
L. p. Woodbury..
8. L. Plummcr found q beautiful
bunch Of blue violcts In sheltered nook
the 18th. =.
The young boys and some Of the Older
ones indulge In shooting match to-day.
An Oyster supper to be furnished by the
unfortunate side.