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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
GREENWOOD.

since We are Ia Il there IL mn use
.auIrming about o.; better put ON q
spartan front aud fight 10 cut on this
line, which ~ill take thr~ mouths al
least. Hut then time nies swiftly, aud
he Who came from the north, clothed In
thlck fur, With q heard of sharp iclcles.
VII .cou Yield to the genial breath Ut
spring.
Thai crust on the top Of the snow VAS
favorable. aud 10 u stays on aaueducts
~ili not frcess NJ as they dbl last ain
ter.
T.mpsratur. Tuesday morning Just st
nero: bat ~hst fall ~e have had f.r
all mi. aud hc Who did not Kct his
wears stock Of ~ood cut and all ready to
haul " hen the snow came, made mis-
take.
Soms Que has sent Ne the last num-
h~r of the Hebron ssme.tsr. u u pub
ll.hed At On. slo.e of the tall aud spring
term. nv the students of Hebron Ac,d-
smy, snd the reading matter IL really In
tsre-ting. There are three full p,gs
.ngra,ins., the portraits Of Zlbeou l..
Packard aud william l. Bonn~y, to-
,,ther With their obituaries, aud Stur.
i.,snt Ilsll. Al-o quite number oi
.m 10 pictures. Thanks.
Leon A. brooks IL canvassing for q
book .ntiiled, The Church at Home. II
IL a religious work, as It, name implies,
containing 900 pages aud fully illustrat.
ed. Judging from the prospectus and
" hat others say, the book ought TO b
introduced Into every family. Hops
Mr.. Brooks Will have good success with
4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
niIcxelRi-o.


sirst slclghlag Monday, Dec. Ith. Ths
Art slsighlug last year came On Dec
l&ih.
About ten inches Of good snow and
the slslghlng IL excellent.
J. W. Thompson VI he American
Horse Brsedets' Monthly, Boston and
New York, was 10 town Wednesday last.
George II. Atweod, wife and sou, Of
Paris, were IN town Thursday.
Nrs. Murdoch, wife OF Deacon 8. =.
Murdoch, d quite III and failing Of car
Ger.
Dr.. A. Z. Robinson, veterinary sur.
gem. has had good run Of business the
past season, with remarkable success.
Mlss Mamie Gardner was ut home last
week from South Paris.
Mrs. O. II. Hersey, wife OF the SEN
ator, has q lady's Ideal team, cousisting
OF = pair OF black ponies with = new
and stylish cutter, and can be seen
almost any pleasant afternoon haniIlns
the ribbons like q professional driver.
Several Of our merchants have been TO
the city for Christmas stock.
T. H.l.unt has good stepping S.year-
old McKuslck colt.
The following are the names OF the
puplls who attended TIE Burkheld Inter-
mediate school during the fall term just
closed without being absent one-hslf
dsy: Harry Forbes, Clinton Forbes,
Philip wilmington, George Dunh-m,
Bertrand Hall, Gertle Holltnd, Ella
Irish, Anna Glover, Gertrude Irish, Mol
lie Cole, Luls Burt and Helen Atwood.
Those who did not mlss word In spell
Ing are: Chester Tuttle, Anna Glover,
Bessie Moore aud Lula Burt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
FLOWER AND TREE.

Blue roses and blue dahlias, ut one time
thought impossible and probably still im.
possible a. natural product, may now b
obtained by placing the cut flowers In %
luton Of aniline substances.
There are, according 10 Dean Stanley,
still eight Of the olives Of Gethsemens
standing, "whose gnarled trunks and scan'
~ foliage will always bs Regarded ~ The
most affecting Of the sacred memorials In o.
about jerusalem"
The DO tree Of Advantageous, In Ceylon,
% perhaps the oldest specimen OF very
long lived species. Il u held sacred upon
the ground that 10 sprung from brsnc'
Of the Identical tree under which Buddh.
rsclined Tor seven years while undergoing
bis apotheosia
The oak u we'll known 70 b . long liver
and there are specimens still standing 10
Paisstins Of which the tradition goes thai
they grew Of Gains stan. The hawthorn
again, sometimss lives 70 be very old. Their
10 aaid TO be one insids Cswdor castle OF ~
'tmmemorial age"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
MAINE NGws Norts.

Ths arss tall Of snow prcduced quks
lively contest 10 Lewiston between thc
horss rsilroad company, which wished
| % clear its tracks OF the snow, and tn
street commissioner, who did not want
| the snow shovsled on 70 the sides OF The
street. Il 1nally resulted In the tracks
being cleared.
The main approach to the stats HOUSE
win shine when I; 10 completed. The
two granite pillars which mark the
street entrance are to b surm0unted BY
| q handsome arch OF iron and bronze,
| thlrty-elght feet In height. It Will bear
| an electric light Of high candle power
which will thoroughly illuminate the
surroundings. The cost Of the arch IL
eS7b.
Rum once was considered . stlmulant
TO trade and before . bargain could be
ratlfied several drinks were taken. An
incident before tho Bangor police count
recently, however, illustrates the folly
Of continuing that old custom. A DIX
mont man brought turkeys Into tow o
that would have sold for e75 had he not
got drunk. As Il was the police sold
them for s3l.
There 10 case Of small pox 10 Port.
land. The patient II a.teamstcr about
80 years Of age, and was living In =
house where there were . number OF
boarders. lie ant his wife were rcmov-
ed to the isolation ward OF the hospital.
and q strict quarantine has been put
upon the house. The patient, owing to
vaccination, Il not seriously III. The
origin Of the disease IL not known.
A queer scene was enacted on Winnie
gance bridge the other day. A buggy
containlng q styiishly dressed young
man and woman stopped In the middle
Of the bridge, he got out, took bundle
and threw II Into the water when the
woman burst into teary. They drove
away. A fisherman who had witnessed
the occurrence hastened with trembling
limbs to the rescue OF that bundle. IL
contained u cat.
1t IL suggested that the opening OF the
Bangor & Aroost0ok railroad will re-
vlye the project for new county Nth
Malta wsmkeag for county seat. The
territory ''staked or Is all OF Penob-
scot County north Of Rowland, Enfield.
Lowell and Burlington; all OF Aro0s.
took County south ofSllver Ridge, Glen.
wood, Haynesvllle aud Orient; and all
OF Washington County north OF Tai
mage and Waite townships.
A young man at Bath can't bear to
approach suit Of his clothes now hang
Ing In an clubhouse. About those clothes
hangs tale as well as y strong scent.
lie is master OF q little black and white
dog and u few nights ago while saying
good night to a north end belle he saw
an animal trottlng along near by. The
girl pointed the animal out but the
young man exclaimed, "0h, that 10 my
dog" and ran to catch him. lie didn't
catch the animal aud no one caught him
on the rebound for his girl had fed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
keIAR FALLS.

Mr.. Isaac l.. French died Monday,
Drc. 9Th. Mr.. French hiss for number
of years corre-pond~d for the D~mocrst
and number Of other papers from Por-
ter. Many old residents OF this section
mo scsn the local columns every week
10 see u anything Of Interest has hap
pened among their old nelghbors can
but feel ssd to hear Of his decrase.
Mrs. Edwin Fox Was buried at Free
dom, ". H., Tuesday, Dec. 9Th.
Mrs. Cora Durgln WAS alec buried nj
South Hiram, Tuesday, Dec. 9th.
Mr.. Chester Chapman OF South Hiram
IL teaching the grammar school, and
Miss Cora Gatcliell OF Brownheld u
teaching the PRIMARY school In u'i'
district.
Master Ralph Merriaeld Is very si,k
with typhoid fever.
Miss sarah Lord is In very poor
health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
RQxRuRY.


NJ. A. Huston died the 9TH Inst. Of
dropsy. He leaves a Wife and two chill.
dren. Mr.. Huston was one Of our
large farmers aud will be missed In the
nelghborheod. The funeral was attend.
ed by Elder Abbott OF franklin on tho
9th. Great kindness was shown by tho
neighbors.
We heve plenty of snow for slelghing
with the prospect that It will stay Will,
no.
J. L. Chapman has over 400 cords Of
birch already cot and piled for his MILL
The Jaws ut the MILL are cutting away at
II, but not 90 fast a. the several crows
are pillng II up 10 the woods.
Mr.. wellman has taken the Job IN
draw the birch on the east side Of the
river.
Swain & Reeds mill has been quiet
for few days, caused bys broken co.
CINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
BYRON.

IL possible, the dance at knspp's Hall
the evening before Thanksgiving
eVllpses all others. Mrs. p. ID. Taylor
cooked an oyster supper, which was
served ut X. Richmoud's.
school In Dist. No. IL to commence
the 18th, 10 be taught by Stephen Tay-
lor.
Emma 3. Abbott has returned from
Hebren Academy.
]. A, Record and Il. 8. Cooling OF
Liyermore started FROM here for deer
the 9Th, With our best wishes for sue
ce.s. hut " they get none can raise =
stroug team OF m0urners to sympathize
without making public names.
Miss Nellie shaw gave = birthday
party last Tuesday evening. IL Was .
very ples SAINT gathering.
1rsct II essential to success" 10 oc-
cssionally verified, even here In the back
woods. A Young bachelor keeping
house thought himself ''stuck" With
very undesirable company. Not wtsh-
Ing to ipjure his standing for hospital
lty, he commenced 70 cook gfiddle cakes
and iirst one accidentally ion purpo.e)
filpped on the floor, which MAS quite
dirty. and when he fabricated the grid
die With spit for the next cake hls
quest started, and although most COT
daily Invited to stay, departed.
One Of our ancient couples had alinost
too large Q circle for Thanksgiving lee
tIvlties but when Uncle Hayseed ~
marked he wgpessed he would I'LL ths
bull for Thanksslvipg While the family
wsa largo" tbs boaricrs cane 20 IN
early deslsioa 70 sesk their owe erss'ass'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
THE YOUNG WAR LORD.

The young emperor Of Germany seems 10
have some valor, but Il has too little dis
cretion In it.-Dallas Nswa
We trust that Emperor William will
never lead bis hussars Into anything more
formidable than . sham battle.-Boston
Globe.
Emperor William and other royalties are
having quite time charging and counter.
charging In Hungary. But no matter who
does the charging the people have to pay
the bill.-Philadelphia Times
The kaiser has found . plan for the ~
similation OF Alsace. II bis digestion
should only equal his large powers Of -.
similation, how rarely bis Nightmares
might affiict the dreams Of Europel-Phils
delphia Record.
Many critics feel that II hs IL ever In com.
mand In the field his orders will bring on =
cavalry charge whose result will b widely
different from the onset he has Just led at
Hungary or ordered 10 often In msneuvsS
about Observation-Disclosures PresA
The young war lord OF Germany 10 10
viewing army corps with an assiduity wors
thy of better Gauss. lie, however. knows
nothing but the military and 10 probably
doing les harm In this way than be would
II he should NEEDLE with statecrafI Kan.
sas City Star.
The emperor OF Germany 10 apparently
trying to make France and Russia show
their hands. II these two powers ahOuld
turn around upon this extremely bump
,ious young man. he might wish he hsd nos
allowed his thirst for knowlesiss to cauy
him 20 far.-Prvvidencs Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
THE PRINCE.

The car has presented President Carnot
with six magnificent thoroughbred horses.
Princess Louise and the Marquis Of
Lorne have purchased villa at st. Cath.
crimes, on the shore Of Loeb Fyne. Scot
land.
The Prince OF Wales II leading In London
q project for the founding OF an orchestral
and choral society to give smoking and 9th
or concerta
The crown prince OF Slam II among the
boy authors Of the world. lie has written
several stories for English children's mage
sines and can write 6uently In three Euro
pean languages
The young Duke OF Albany, who IL only
10 years old, In the poorest duke living
But it In not likely that be will b forgot
ten by Queen victoria, for the reasoa that
bis mother IL one Of her prime favositea
Having heard that Queen Victoria has
expressed wish to visit Naples, the king
Of Italy has offered to place the Palace 81
Capo di Monte at her dispo~al next spring
Coz ~ long time ~ u viii suit her 10 stay
there.
The Grand Duchess Of Meekienburg
sehwersn 10 an invetsrats tennis plsyes
and spends the grrai~v part of her time y
the courts ut Cannes Her imperial high
se.a, who IL by no means nst rate playss
always wishes TO win
In Official drv~s the sultan Of Johoss
wearA including bis crown, elo,00,0s
worth OF dlamooda ilis collar. spauleta
belt, cuffs and orders blaze With diamonds
On his wrists are heavy gold bracelets, and
biz angep are cramped with almost price
lsss ringA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
THE GARDINER.

~ ~. o ~. IN NJ, S,nG them will
~ =, ..,. .as
'o.ee1 a."
Dont .an w 49,. =. a. s.,.,
top OF tne si'.,ng looin s'''s W 'A' "A'''
pan niied 10 the 'urnA
Don't leave the door or window open TOO
long unless the weather M, ~ se'' "''' 7"
the plants Wh' oe0o'he 'a'''.-
Don't fail to ussstimulanS on your cara
and plenty OF warm wa!s ,,,,, u you "A"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

We know the value Of fortune when We
have gained II and that Of friend when
We have lost II.
OF all the earthly music, that which
reaches farthest into heaven 10 the beating
Of loving heart.
II you would convince person OF bis
mistake, accost him not upon that subjses
when his spirit 10 rufiied.
We must he as courteous to man a. We
are to q picture. which we arc willing to
give the advantage Of good light.
When worried and dishesrtsned, get GU,
into the country, put Jour bead on Gods
green grass and look up at Code blue sky.
Do not hurt the feelings Of Others BY SAY.
ing sharp, sarcastic things IL 10 better u
dispense with that questionable reputation
Of being smart than merit one Of cruelty.
II 10 not enough that your labon be album
dant and earnest, but they must at the
same time be wisely and prudently direct.
cd, n you would accomplish the greatest
amount Of good. Montreal Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
THE FlkANcieR.

Silver was nrst coined In Rome In u G
90, when fabius Pictor set up . mint
Tobacco and warehouse receipts issued
after Il was storrd wers both used In Wiz
ginia - money.
In the worlds mints from 1850 TO 800
there were coined BIO, tons Of gold and 81.
as tons OF silver.
From i6Ga TO 100 the accounts Of the New
Netherlands were kept In wampum. beaver
and raccoon skina
The Romans issued private or consular
coins which bear the names OF every lead
Ing Roman family.
In 1000 ounces OF our gold coinage there
are 900 ounces Of pure gold. 10 ounces OF I'll
YER and 20 Of copper
A Roman mite was IS hundredths OF
sent; farthing was 6s hundredths; . pen
~. is.15c., . pound, SARA
Germany had last year fi22, 0o0, 900 gold,
e4s, zoo, 600 silver, a7l, 900 600 paper-a total
u es3s, OO0. 900, or Es to each inhabitant
The amount Of paper money issued By
the revolutionary government OF France
between i1po and 1875 - estimated at 3.0Oo'
100000
The paper money issued by the first
French republic fell to less than per cent
A pair OF boots cost $500 francs. pound
Of butter $50.
In 1900 the world had In circulation f9,
100000 gold. Gio2, 0OO, 600 silver and no pa
Der. In 1890 there were GS+0, ,000 gold
ESQ.,, O00, 600 silver and Eli ,0OO, 900 OF paper
moneys total Of ~, ,0Oo. 0Oo.-St Loui'
Qlobe, Democrak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
HIRAM.


Mr.. Sidney Butterfield, who has been
at Scituste, Mass, some seven months,
has returned to Hiram.
Mr.. Mial Lowell died Dec. eth, aged
20 years and twelve days. lie has long
been a worthy Christian citizen.
Mrs. Ephrsim L. Hanson IL enjoying a
pleasant Walt from her daughter Minnie,
the wife Of Rev. II. II. Hoyt Of Methuen,
Mass.
Henry ". Burbank went to Boston
last week.
Charlie Hill. who was kicked 10 the
head by horse some months ago, IL on
the street at play, about rs well AS be-
fore.
Richard W. Lombard has removed
the Luther ii. Gray house to East
Hiram and rebuilt II into a comfortable
home.
Miss Celia stuart has finished a year,
service as teacher at Milan, y. H., and
taken a school Monticello, Maine.
Mr.. Dennis Morrill, IL In very poor
health from lung trouble.
william ID. Hutchlns has gone to Con-
way, ". H., on tour Of butchering.
j. Everett Stuart IL now at home from
a long job OF mason work In jackson,
". III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
HEBRON.

The ladies' entertainment advertised
for Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th, was post
poned until Saturday on account OF the
weather. =.
Quite a number from here attended
Pomona Grange at South Paris Tues
day. ,,
School In Dist. No. 8, taught by Miss
Annie v. Bearce, closed last week.
f. 8. Douham aud family will return
TO their winter home In Boston next
week.
The high school at Minot Corner
taught by VIII Elllngwood and the
school Mt Bailey HUI taught by Miss
Grace Bumpus Of Hebron gave public
exhibition mt Grange Hall, Harris I'LL,
Poland, on the evening OF Nov. 10Th.
The entertainment consisted OF music,
recitatious, dialogues, songs and
tableaux, followed by an oyster supper
and soclable. A good number were
present. The proceeds Of the evening
were left In the hands Of the supervisor,
X. j. Everett, for further disposal. 49,.
On next Monday Miss Bumpus VIII
begin term Of ten weeks at Poland
Corner, mSking her hf,h term In Poland.
Miss Bumpus IL q popular teacher aud
an excellent discipilnarian.
The Boston Evening Transcript OF
Saturday, Dec. ID, contains review OF
a new volume Of poems by Ernest Fen
ollosa Of Boston. Some OF the quota.
tons are very fne, especially those
from the "Dlscovery Of America"
&.
Christmas slippers, the largest stock
In this county, nj smiley Shoe store,
opposite Elm House, Norway, Maine.
T.. ". SWEET, manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
EAST SUMNER.

An interesting sesaiou Of the Local
Union of Y. r. 8. @. K. was held II tie
Congregational church on "wednesday.
Delegates were present from tho socle'
ties vt Mechanic Falls, South Paris,
Bethel, Albany, Peru, Hartford and
from the three societies In town. hlss
Knight of south Paris Was elected rresi-
dent aud Arthur l.. Palmer Of Exst
sumner WAS elected secretary and
treasurer. Dinner and supper were scrv-
ed In the vestry aud all seemed to enjoy
the occasion. :.
Another chapter In porkolcgy rrc"rla
that 9. @. Heald's pig weighed SN and
?. Z. Foyes. saa and the end y not vet,
Sumner on "Wednesday w 18Th last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
NEWRv.

J. 8. Allen has been to Stoneham to
carry his brother Ernest home and visit
hls mother.
There IL snow enough now to allow
the loggers to commence operations.
VIII Warren has taken Job OF the
rhurston brothers In Dunn's Notch.
Perley Bartlett has gone to the wool'
for viii Warren.
Ed Magill has taken Job cutting
birch for Powers & Frost. They have
contracted to put In 200 cords for j. \.
Thurston Mt Newry, 90 l hear.
II. 4. Hastings IL going to cut large
lot of birch tlls Winter.
Maeneite Littlehale has gone to Rum
ford tn teach school on the west eide OF
Ella River.
North Newry Sewing Circle to-day at
Clifford Littlehale's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
LOWELL.

Mr.. Leslie Coffin Of North Lowell shot
a deer Tuesday. =,
The village socisble WAS entertained
at Fox Hall on Thursday evening. IL
Will be held there In two weeks With
supper aud fair.
The Congregational circle met With
Mrs. W. q. Brown "Wednesday evening.
J. u. Kimbsli, ID, and wife, are Sisit-
Ing friends In Boston.
n. W. stanley and family have moved
into the house With his father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
MASON.

Mr.. ard Mrs. Milford Brown celebrate
ed the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage Saturday, Dec. "a. A good
time WAS reported.
FL. Bean has bought q nice 4-year-
old colt.
Hunters from Norway secured a bear
In town last week.
Several hunters are now camping In
town looking AFTER deer and other game.
A. 4. Bean has commenced drawing
wood from this town to West Bethel.
II. Hutchinson IL building q cellar
under his barn. lie believes In taking
care Of all the dressing, as II well
shown by his fields which are among the
best II not the best In town. lie IL u
patron of the Bethel creamery and IL
well satisfied that u pays.
Asa Prescott will move lnto town In
few days: lie will run the engine In
Beans mill.
Ellie Mills and wife of Auburn are at
his fathers, ". q. MILE.
WIN Mason Was up from Norway
last week. Ills father, u. q. Mason,
vent back With him to visit his daugls-
ter, Mrs. Morrill,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12
EAST Bethel.

Mrs. Jennie Bolster Of Norway Il
visiting at ]. II. Swans aud other rela-
tives'.
Mrs. 8. K. Rich Il going to Berlin
Falls, N. H., to spend the winter with
her son, G. y. Rich.
Dea. ". 8. Kimball and Wife have
moved to West Paris where they will
live. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimball will spend
the holidays with their children 10
Massachusetts,.
Doua Wilson, who has been boarding
at z. w. Bsrtlett's, has gone away to
live with relatives.
Walter Bartlett, Chas. Young, Irving
Kimball and Albert Bartlett of this
place are attending the winter term Of
school at Gould Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-12

- 4 49, ~ ss'asA xss's ~
NJ. md Ma Rohes Hsnwn( M CsnDas,
wsli) have len Wsikse whltssidSs sen'
pany.
osorsis Bright hss bssa saeaesd - isAd-
ing soabsstts a ''Ths NsFry co6basr' con-
pany.
Pauline MARKHAM, The burissqusr q e,d.
has ben sngassd 70 sppsasin ''Ths Veteran
Ostsctiva"
Nina Farrington hes been engaged By T.
Henry French for the cast Of Tho voyags
sf 6usstts."
"Muibsryy Bend" b the title Of nsw
play In which Lissis Nay Ulmw b tosp-
pear this season.
Alsxapdr 0adsn and James r yaskson
have signed 70 support Ada Gray In "Eass
Lynne" and "Artiels e."
joseph Whiting will take Louis Aldrich's
place and Stuart Clarke win succeed De-
tid Davies In "Ths Senator"
Henri Martsau. the violinist, will b
leading soloist Of the Ssidl orchsstrs In
Philadslphia, Warrington and Baltimore
William J. Cummings. leading actor In
"Alabams," fall from ladder At the 200 In
Jacksonville. FlA, recently. and broke his
LEG.
Amelia Bonneville. famous ~ the merry
little mountain maid Of "Adonis." 10 .
happy mother. and her husband, Fred Run
nells, u also happy.
Bebs vining In The New South" h
singing . pretty song called The Sweet
heart OF All the Year." which was written
BY Leila France McDsrmott OF Ban Fran.
cisco.
Katie Emmett recently discovered . tar
antula In bunch Of bananas she bad pur.
chased In Salt Lake City. The discovery
was made In time 70 prevent serious conss-
quenceA
J. Wesley Rosenquest has signed Ave
Year, contract with Barney Ferguson 70
star that comedian. Mr.. Ferguson will
play In both Of Mr.. Rosenquest's New York
theaters next season In . new piece called
"McCarty's Masquerade.