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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
biz WEEK In MAINE.
MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

lac Adams's horse was frightened
brain saturday ON Jay Bridge and
Away, throwing Mr.. Adams against
Platform breaking his jaw and injur-
III skull.
Aomas Packard Of Stoneham. Mass,
been arrested aud brought to Maine
Dheriff Wright Of Waldo County,
|grd With stealing a horse and
|pn In China. Maine, last summer.
} also charged with bigsmy.
he sulphite pulp mill owned by the
Yards Paper Company, situated In
N Gardiner, was burned Thursday
ming. Loss saO0,OO0; Insurance.
D.UOO. IL was the most important
le industry In the city, employing
Snty-hye hands. IL Is not known
Sther IL will be rebuilt.
5alter Bryant of Brookton, the m,u
) personated a United States deput,
Sshal the other day, was arraigne'
Portland and bound over tn the Ma,
b Of the superior court In the sum o
|bO. bryant Il charged with assault
battery, and with kidnapping
)nk Milano.
he Foxcroft soldiers monument, tn
J Of Mr.. Peleg wsdsworth Of Dexter
.oou he set up In the public sqasr
kting ih. academy. The monumen
D co.t 5000 snU v "a be duplicate o
ON, presented To the town OF Abbo
Issr ago by Mr.. Washhurn. Suc'
frallly ON the part Of the donor en-
,. him To- the high' st credit and graf
le OF the patriotic people OF hi
I've town.
)teamer Labrador. which arrived q
inland Tuesday from Liverpool
>orts that she MAS cut In the sam
fm which caused the disaster ON IN
nerarian hut came through withou
hsge, though 10 looked at one tim
|y doubtful II .he would escap
Shout being smashed In some PAT
had GU board Henry W. Pearson
>erintendent Of the British exhibu
agricultural building at the world
In Chicago.
Congressman Dingley and wife an
D Edith and Mr.. A. q. Dingiey al
psll for Europe by steamship City Z
Fis ON March lith for q few month
)ence. The trip Il undertaken at Tn
e largely with the view OF suppiyin
portunity for Miss Edith to purs'
studies In vocal music under MA
bel In Paris. should there be an ext
rion Of congress the trip Will be d
red until the summer.
he winters work In the woods on u
bobscot and kennebec rivers and the
butariea h now nearly over and
eful estimate Of the amount or lut
cut II 40 follows; On q
nnebec: IS operators have be-
PACED, who have employed ola me
ll65 horses and oxen, In ~ camp
total number Of feet Of lumber G
ng ZIG, 100, 900. The total west bran,
hobscot cut 70 estimated at @,soo,o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
NORTH PARIS.

@. O. Chase has sold his John Chase
farm to the Ross brothers. Price 5000.
Eugene Curtis has sold his oxen to
Frank Barrett.
]. K. Rogers, formerly blacksmith
here, has been visiting relatives at this
place.
Josephine Benson Il little better.
Mrs. Lawrence Il ln very poor health,
Fred Durham IL packing apples for
Frank Barrett Of Sumner.
IF. Llttlehale Il going to run hi,
mill nights and has hired men for thai
purpose.
Mrs. II. w. Durham IL rather poorly
A pleasant surprise party was given
Mrs. Ella Andrews the evening OF her
birthday, by quite q party OF younl
folks. A very pleasant time was had BY
oil with plenty Of music, games, etc.
and nice treat consisting Of Ice cream
cornballs, candy, cake, etc. May ih'
live to sec many such birthdays 10 the
wish Of her many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
SWEDEN.

The funeral services of Alonzo Strout,
whose death was mentioned last week,
were conducted by the I. o. Of O. r., Of
which order the deceased was member (;
the X. Of Pa were also present ~ Mr..
Strout was o member Of that lodge.
Rev. Mr.. Parlln Of the n. L. church In
Bridgton oficlated.
All were surprised to nnd about -
iuches Of new snow had fallen during
Monday night, and some dnd it quite
hard TO get around In the swamps for
numbering operations.
Mr.. Frank Mains, who has been cut
ting timber for y. l.. Plummer, has fin
ished his contract and returned TO his
Otisdeld home.
Miss Llssis Wesley goes to Boston
psxt week TO vislt friends In that vicin-
Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
OlCkvAlE.


Nearly all the aqueducts In this vi
entity are taking Vacation. Some have
worked well until recently but have
now joined the strike.
John wyman has commenced saving
spool stock. There Il q scarcity OF
water, but John has quite yard full OF
birch tn saw besides large amount OF
hemlock, spruce and pine.
Jerry IL. Cole and wife OF Paris made
us pleasant visit the past week. While
here, they In company withour better
half aud Ourself, made trip to the soon
coming city Of Rumford Falls, which, u
you could see the streets with their
jobbers and hackmen YOU would think
was quite citlfied already.
Mrs. Julia Lovejoy Is attending court
at Paris this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
lOckE,S MILLS

Mrs. Flora Edwards, aged about G5
years, died very suddenly ut Mt. Abram
Hotel, Tuesday morning at 1880. Fu-
neral at the house Thursday afternoon.
She had been nursing Mr.. Tracy's
mother, who Is quite feeble.
Harry Ia MARI played the New Eng
land Home here Wednesday evening.
lie had full house and u frat class en-
tertainment.
+. l.. Tebbets has been away the past
week on business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
SUMNER.

Horse trotting IL the order Of the day
Sumner has some flne stepping horses.
Fred Thompson has so much improved
rs to be able to ride out n short distance
II. A. Sturtevant has hauled some
very nice pine to the mill ut West sum
ner. which Is to be sold to parties al
that place.
Moses Merrill Il quite feeble.
Thomas Glines WAS In town last week
+. II. Thompson Is hauling wood fol
T.. i. Sturtevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Poland Of Hart
ford visited her sister, Mrs. U. L.
Newell, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Z. Sturtevant Visited
her daughter, Mrs. e. Burke Of Hart
ford, recently.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
p,iMeopD CENTRE.

Commencing Wednesday, March LIST,
j. l.. Stephens will sell his entire stock
Of goods Mt cost. This will be n grand
opportunity for the citizens Of Rumford
and surrounding towns. lie Intends to
move to Rumford Falls and open Q
jewelry store there the coming summer
DIR. Weeks of Portland visited Waldo
Pettengill and pronounced his disease
typhoid fever as had DIR. Stuart pre-
yiOusly. lie Is doing nicely.
Every available man has been secured
to work on the piers. They are pushing
the work hard.
Mrs. W. ID. Irish Il quite poorly. HeI
sister from Lowell Is caring for her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
NEWRv.

School In District No. 4 In this town
closed Wednesday Of this week, Miss
Mary Powers, our popular supervisor,
teacher. In the afternoon after treat
Of popped corn andrpples, the time wal
spent In reading and ordinations
Prizes were given to Otis Il. Baker
Mamie N. Baker, Carrie Spinney and
Efile Thurston for regular attendance
Master Ellery A. Powers received tn
first prize for excellence In spelling and
John Vail the second.
Mrs.. II. L. Thurston had another -
we're attack OF illness.
I'd Chapman d also on the sick list.
The steam MILL at Ketchum 10 shu
down this week on account Of ucknes
among The hslp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
NORWAY LAKE.

The weather has been quite agreeable
for few days, but Is colder this (fri-
day. morning.
Rev. Mr.. Iideout and Rev. Mr..
Roberts were In the nelghborhood last
week making calls.
J. c. Saunders and wife, ii. 3. Perry
and wife aud VIM. o. Perry attended the
oyster supper at 4. L. Wits wednes-
day evening. IL was very pleasant
sociable time aud quite a number there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

H. comic operetta, "Penelope, or,
Millman's Bride" Il In preparation,
will be presented at Paris Hill, Fri
evening, March Sd. The soloists
Miss Belle Swasey Of Canton, sopra-
Mr.. George A. Briggs OF South Paris,
} Mr.. Elmer T.. Giles OF Dan,ers,
Vs., tenor; Mr.. Hannibal Howe OF
IN Paris, baritone; Mrs. j, L.. Chase
Paris, contralto. Miss Hattie An
ks accompanist. After the opera
H. will be dancing till IL o'clock.
opera has been immensely success
Mhereyer presented, and IL univer-
\ pronounced 10 be fine thing; the
r. Of the solOlsts are sufficient guar
y Of the quality Of its execution.
kher notice next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
WILSON'S MILLS.

The storm was so severe our mail car
rier did not venture out Saturday week
but went tn Enrol sunday.
A tine display Of northern lights last
sunday evening.
4. York was at the hotel last Sunday
lie has gone into the woods taking pic
lures.
Dr. Ulazelton has gone up to Parma
cheenee on a sporting tour.
Peidler Murphy Is again ON the road
so also l. the travelling physician. WHIT
will cure one Of all the Ills that "fesh u
heir to" for five dollars, or kill one SUR
for ten.
Elias Bennett has finished logging.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
wEST BETHEL,

The snow storm Friday, the 10th, has
been followed by warm wave which
made sloppy time and flooded cellars
and roads never before known, on ac-
count Of the brooks aud culverts being
so filed with Ice.
This Friday morning brings zero
weather again, and Ice In greater abun
dance.
Geo. A. and Albert II. Grover hav,
bought the Peter Wheeler farm.
Grace Grover has returned frou
Warner, y. ii.
Rev. Mr.. Peare exchanged palplt'
last Sunday with Rev. II. v. Davis o
Naples. The latter attended the funer
al OF Mrs. Holt last Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
STOW.

Eden Emerson shut down his mill
this week, a. he Il to be away for q few
days, and also to make few repairs on
the mill.
Nellie Walker IL visiting her sister,
Sadie.
Imogene Eastman Is In Conway at her
sisters.
The sick aud wounded are on the gain.
There Was new conner to %. X. Bar
rows Feb. 5, a grandson, and o. IL. has
aged so fast that he has to walk with a
cane, and his hair has begun to turn
white.
viii Remission Il the hspplest man In
town. lie had = nice IL IL pound boy
presented 10 him.
Mrs. Calvin Head IL on the sick list.
Her sister IL with her.
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r SCHOOL MOUSE FURNACE.
sunny BANK, ANDovEg.
Feb. Ii, 1898.

y DsR0crH:
Sust differ from your Audoyer cor
Sndent who says that the new
kce In No. IL "A success.
naim on the contrary that IL IL a
htable failure. have been unwill-
B send nv children, and for the
Sn that they had to sit with coats
Sost ~ the forenoons, and ] know
shis was true of others. The money
pded l., In my Judgment, complete
Down away.
STEPHEN CABor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
GRAFTON,

Richmond Davis IL very sick with
liver difficulty. DIR. Morton Is attend
Ing hlm.
Eva Davis Il sick with lung difficulty,
aud DIR. Twaddle Il the attending physi-
clan.
Gerald Davis sluiced his oxen down
the mountain, and hurt one Of them 90
ne Was obliged 10 buy another pair to
take their places In the woods. lie
vishes 60 ind mate to the well one.
Daniel Ciifiord has bought twelve tons
Of hay Of II. 3. Hastings Of Nswry
Corner at so per ton. The hay was
shipped from Canada.
Granville KimbAll Of Bethel VA
through this town trying to persuads
the people to vote to remove tho county
at 10 south Paris. These back townt
are already ovsr-bardsnsd with taxss'
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PERU.
PERU.
Mrs. May Robinson Is on the slck list

Mrs. May Robinson Is on the sick list
with the grippe.
Alden burgess met with sad accident
on the 18th while ut work In the quarry.
lie was at work on the derrick when the
shaft of the derrick broke and the
crank few and hit him and broke his col
lar bone and one bone of his leg, and cut
u cash In his head behind his ear and
tore his ear from his head 30 the doctor
had to take three stitches In 1t to hold 1t
In place. DR.. Coolidge Of Canton Is
tending HIN and he Is also tending Mrs.
Mary C0nant.
j. NJ. Cannon has returned home
from Massachusetts, where he has been
Visiting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
FARMERS, INSTITUTES FOR OXFORD
COUNTY.

The arrangements have been made to
hold farmers Institutes ~ follows Ia
oxford County: Feb. 18th ut Grange
Hall, Canton; March And ut Andover
Corner; March Sd at Pattee Hall, Bethel.
The programmes for our meetings have
been arranged ~ follows;
ioA.n. Preats Of The dairy. By Hon. h. W.
Eins Of Emblem. followed y discusslon: =.
dairymsn By Q. u. KNIGHT Of Centrs Turner.
S6P, =. fruis Culture By v. r. DsCesssr Of
Adsns. 6owtiois. prssidsus Of ths Maize beard
Of 4 Tricuitnrs. Followed By disoassioa.
Persons wishing 20 attend the Canton
Institute, arrangements have been made
with the r. and r. r. r. r. for one fare
and return goodfor the day following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
WEST RIICkElEIl.

May Farrar was up from Auburn
February 18th.
Bennie Taylor Is sick.
School closed In the Prince Dlstric,
Feb. 10th.
Henry Fuller has hired out to carry
on the Paris town farm.
George Young has cut his foot. lie
was cutting wood for Merriman Bessey,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
SOUTH PARIS,

Why has Miss Prince gone to Bostons
Would you really Ike to known
1t |. not exactly pleasure trip,
Though pleasant, We hope, rs things 20.
It happens this way Our many friends
Have been so very kind Of late,
That II II be possible so 10 do
We their kindness would compensate.
Our dress goods are getting very low,
In trimmings we want the newest things,
Buttons anil fringes, gimps and Jets,
And any novelties this season brings.
As the days grow short aud windy and cold,
People.wl III need warmer nannels and hose,
And our stock Il sadly In necl Of more,
For this year we haven't bought those.
Our blanket. too are almost all gone,
Aud our stock OF shawls Is small,
Cottons aud crashes and fannels and ticks,
Oh, yes, we are needing them all.
Ribbons and ruches too, and gloves,
Corsets and neckties, light and gay,
Spool cotton and silk, needles and pins.
And such things you use every day.
All these and very much more We need,
And this we think good reason,
Why Mise Prince went to Boston herself, to select
New goods for our friends this season.
Very truly,
8. d. 4 z. 8. PRINCE,
ll6 Main st., Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
OxEORD.

There was ball at Robinson Hall
"Wednesday evening, given by the I. A
Roberts Post, q. A. X.
Roscoe Brown Is serving on the grand
jury at Paris.
Seventy or more of the citizens were
summoned to appear at Paris wednes-
day, on the case Of John y. Chadbourne,
the defaulting collector.
Measles are prevailing to quite an ex.
tent. The intermediate school IL closed
on account Of the sickness Of the teach
er, Miss Bacon.
Geo. Hazen's little daughter, Jessie.
has been very sick with measles and
pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
ERvERljRG.

In another column Of this paper will
be found an advertisement OF Fryeburg
Academy. The spring term OF this old
institution opens on March 2lst. STU
dents will fud this school among the
best Of Its class In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

tearns and Norseworthy's Orchestra
~ concert and ball at the hall We'd
.iay evening. Six pieces were pres
and each man IL first class per-
mer upon his instrument. The or
ktra has a reputation too well estao-
VEL To need any word OF praise; but
rrtainly Il hard To beat outside the
!. There was n good crowd, and
rybody had a good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

tniyersali.t Circle at Academy Hall
Liay evening, Feb. 2lth. Picnic sup
al |; o'clock, after which a short en-
lainment consisting Of music and a
M farce entitled "a Love Of a Bon
+; the whole to close with a social
bee. Admission 10 cents. All cor
lly invited.
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DIxFIGlO CENTRE.

The people In this vicinity are glad to
see this nice warm weather, after 50
long continued cold.
John Grover l. hauling bark to VIII
ton.
John Holman and Will Durrel are vet
at their poplar hauling.
Items very scarce; nothing OF Import
ance To write about.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
UPTON.

L. Z. Lane has sold his horse to c. 4.
llyerson.
Cyrus Coolidge Is stopping at James
Bernler's.
GLAND Brooks Is doing chores for C.
Chase.
Mrs. G. K. Tldswell has returned home
VIII whitney Is vt home from the
woods.
4. I. Brown has a team hauling lum'
Der from Vests mill.
Bearce & Wilson Of Lewiston were ID
town Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

Fhe new reading room In the Hubbard
H. will he opened Wednesday evening
mi. week. when the object and plan
(he room will be explained. and the
H.. will be open to Inspection. MI
cordially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

|ne Boston capitalists, who have
|hased the water power Mt Snow
on the Little AndrOscoggln River
Paris, have DECIDED To utilize the
kr. The SHOWS Fails aud Manu-
hring Company was organized al
) last Wednesday with the follow
>ilicers:
n n. stanley. Paris. President.
n =. MWsl, I.ast0n, TREASURER.
d y. WO,al, boston, John b. Stanley ahl
y. wooi, Dircctor-.
N capital stock of the company u
~, $4,000 paid In. The company
hput In an electric plant. and furnish
liz light and power To the neigh
= villages. They also propose Il
n mill at the Falls aud engage In
Finding IL emery.
brk will be- begun at once. MI
IL. Wood, who was one of the en-
rs engaged upon the Northern la.
Railroad, l. upon the ground, aud
proceed Immediately upon plans ior
development Of the power.
large water power, held by a
bal dam Of solid granite, has been
Ing to waste nc SHOWS Fails fof
Everybody will rejoice that
l. now a prospect of Its being
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

STATE LANDS AND STATE noADs'
II Tn ;s., sss e s.. ~: NJ &: ID .a az ss va
J. :s q. Ia sSd osS:H q o1lssd cosssy. ssiiss
I'D IL bsiAiAs - CAM road bstwsSs unss
|s's "a nsAa 4SSs Al xsoAx. s.~v..y.
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The new Methodist church here VA
dedicated last Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The dedicatory services begar
at 2 80 r. n. Rev. Mr.. Jordan OF thS
Congregationallst church and Rev. Nj
BEEN Of the Univcrsalist church Of thii
village assisted In the services. Presld'
Ing Elder Ladd was present and also
Mrs. LAdd, who sang. Tho church wai
filled both afternoon and evening. Tho
exercises were impressive and Interest
Ing. A collection or subscription wai
taken and lt was then announced that
enough had been received 10 clean up
| the whole debt Of the church. The his.
tory OF the rebuilding Of this church has
been but one continual narrative OF
emery, enterprise and perseverance, for
the attainment Of the end now reached.
The church has men who have the
energy and will to do when required and
10 this case they have shown their
strength. They and others have given
Of their means literally to rebuild this
edifice. Members Of both the Univer-
salist and the Congregationallst societies
Of the place have contributed and their
gifts are appreciated BY the people OF
the church. And to-day the n. X. 40
ciety here have 40 nne church edlfice
~ can be found In this section and are
free from debt.
The popular drama "Millie, the Quad
room" will be presented at the Open
House, Bethel, Tuesday evening, Feb
uary 2lst, under the auspices OF the
Up versalist society.
Rev. A. 3. Ladd delivered his lecture
"Life, some Of the follies Of life," at the
Methodist church last Tuesday evening
to q goodly audience. Every one pres
ent was much pleased. The lecture was
entertaining and Instructive. Mrs.
Ladd's singing was of high order.
Harry LAMAR was here last Tuesday
night with the comedy play, "rhe New
England Home"
There Is 10 be q grand ball At Odeon
Hall on Thursday evening, February
23d. Fine music will be 10 attendance.
Plans are belng made to have this . very
pleasant affair.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
Mrs. NJ. Chandler IL ut Berlin, N. H.,
and her husband 10 at Gorham lumber
Ing.
Mellen Wiley taught school this win
ter at Northwest Bethel.
More Ice Is being housed for summer
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole lately arrived
from Washington, d. c., and have been
the guests Of Joseph Holt and wife.
Mr.. Cole has returned sooner than he
expected.
The ladies will be entertained Thurs
day morning, Feb. 22d, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Holt and their daughter, Mrs. +.
Cole. First class dinner furnished by
host and hostess. All invited.
We attended an Interesting lecture
Tuesday evening, Feb. nth, at the N. X.
church at the Hill, delivered by the pre-
siding elder, a. 8. Ladd.
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cApn Oe THANKS

he.ire To thank the many friends and
Ihbors for their sympathy and aid so
liz extended Ia me during the sick,
[ death aud burial of my beloved
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LerisIative Nesice.

rhs committee o. Interior WAFER: vim i've :
es sa..ssss .Sr sss., sSI ~ I
On IN e. y change tks outlet Of Cashmsn Pond
ny Sgd,r q n 'c sssSS s..,...,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

erley Ripley got quite bad cut on
right arm with an axe, while he and
NJ Bennett we're at work In the
..Is Last Tuesday. IL was dresse! by
Woodbury., and he IL out again.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
JoHx y. STANLEY. R.oIsrIn.

BxrHIL.
J. Hon 70 p. Farwell, 100
w. o. Holt 70 n. farweli. 100
BUcKrrELD.
@. 2. Kicker Of III 10 y. Z. Head, 100
BYnoH.
A. n. Penney q 81 70 q. c. Wing. ITO
CANTON.
W. childs 70 Y. d. childs. 600
DfxYIBLD.
n Holman 70 @. Dean, -
o. Dean 20 J. J. ToWie. Jr., Ee
r. White 70 A. d. wsntworth.
GREENWOOD.
W. Q. cordwsil q a 70 o. @. Curtis q a. 100
NORWAY.
p. @. Small q 81 10 j.. y. Wiley, 100
J. L. Horne q 81 70 n. A. Riehards. 90
n. X. Dodss 70 @. II. Andrsws, -
| w. fsupcs 70 j. faunces -
lunyoRD.
! A. virgin = d teA.P. Abbott. 70
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POSTAL.
Mn. Augusta :. young has been ap-
pointed postmastsr at South Waterford.
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>AgIS To IN THE NEXT "RuM-
NM FALLS" Oh THIS COUNTY.
L,CrEIC Light AND POWER fol'
VILLAGES.
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MONEY: {: J; II Z ;;s :.
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THOSE ROADS WILL BE BUILT.

Reports of the special committees on
two appealed road cases were made this
term. The two cases are the "Richard.
son road" In Norway and Greenwood
which has been 10 the courts for some
years, and the "Swain's Notch road" 10
Andover, Roxbury and Rumford, which
has been the subject OF much contro-
yersy. In both these cases the county
commissioners decided that public con-
yenience and necessity did not require
the construction Of the roads. The COM
mlttees reverse the decision OF the COM
missloners 10 both cases, and the Rich.
ardson road and the SWANS Notch road
will be built.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

hool Was suspended Monday, by
? az IN. clerk Of the weather.
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mo aid winter had gone back on u.s.

\ q. Reed, the Byron gum king, Was
PARIS last week.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
FEBRUARY TERx,isos.
COURT orFIcERs.

Hon. Enoch Foster, Justice Presiding.
Albert 8. Austin, Clerk.
Mlnta 8. Powers, StenoGrnpher.
James l.. Parker, Sheriff.
Chandler Garland, Jailer.
w. A. Burrows, Messenger.
Samuel r. Carter, Librarian.
Court opened ct Paris Hill Tuesday
morning with the usual ceremony.
Prayer WAS offered BY Rev. A. p. Wedge,
and the usual proclama lions were made.
The grand Jury, which was empsneled
last October, had fourteen members on
hand ready for business, four being
either excused or not In attendance.
Thoso present were:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
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