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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Los cajitas fscha1on Rio gfande no en
Hato & aade como debfa ser I'm cono3nicado que
en- estos d{aa pubIjcsmos suscrito por e senor D
Fa6arico SailAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Ahumada y ca AcaDan de recibir 10 ma
elegante da 10 moda en- camieas bordadas pl,
gadas. Tambien fnas de color, y blancas CO
pecheras pufos de color
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

las I 19I eSsfloen ~ de Agaadl'la.-"Anoche fsl =,
A1reoo koppisch y Ia aenorita Carmita go EeSs uon
rrla. m Cuando asistfan la gesia iban sso,,;Ja.
por una concurrencia numeross al entrsr 80 LUIS
con'raron todos los asientos inyad,dos do reua
mas que oeseaban presenciar el cambio de a"taSs
ae 10; almPatleos noviOs. Muy pocss fueron 1ss
dnr6 iniaS Ia que no ssstieron la glesia Mientrss
arrnoniuno Gemonla, fue arneniAada per el 6rgano
drinos, ei procurador don Ernesto da oI los pa
Ia N1Gtna sehora doha Carmen D. da Konnaah
PsoLes de los eontrayentes La ceebraciSpp psUn +~u
eLscso en- Ia casa morada del sefior Ecba1o~rfo
oonoe Sc sirvlo un esplGndido men6 Felic;ta'
mos 10 eiegante pareja, desedndoles una etsros
cidades" 81 Sielo oe Las fell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
7Qbaco de cOmeri0

Los sehores Rivera y Perez de Bayam6n, tie
oen una buena existencla de dicha hoja, en- todas
las classes que ofrecen precios m6dicos, 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

De Ia puerta de la casa ndmero 33 de la ca.
lie dc San sebaatlan, Sc ha desapareeido un rui.
sefior de la propiedad de don Rafael Reventos
que la habita, quien le gratihcara Ia persona q.
Sc 10 entregue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Esperamos que don jose de la Cruz de
Aguadilla, SO sirva pagar un anuncio que adeuda
deade ell rs de Abril. 10 s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

OAAL1GLUA ESUklVB
Nos dicen de Gurabo: Eli Ayuntamiento d.
este pueblo en- vista de que nj por remate. nj por
administrator le did resultado el impuesto d.
consumes, acord6, en- union CON Ia Jupta Munici
pal, que fuera por encabezamiento gremial al
repartirse la suma de 4, l58 pesos que correspon
de al Comercio, nadie estuvo conforme en- paga,
creo que habra one hacerse por repartmiento
Cuando SO p!ant6e el amillaramiento en- este pue
bio no necesitar6mos consumes el que me en-
tienda va sabra el por que"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Un caballero de huaelon autonomlsta de ga,
German nos escribs que entire .tirios troyanc
CON escasas ecepcionss es alK muy aimpatica
candidatura del senor V1voni para diputado pr,
vincial. %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

CoRsE5PoNDE eon 81 iii de ofaafliskr 1na1or
el seEYiCi0 interior de sus ofcin8s ha toIaaao los
siguientes acuerdos que interesa sean 6onOeid0s
por el pdblico:-1.0 En- absolute no se recibirAn
artfculoa nj anuncios para ser publicados el mis-
mo dia, despues de las dos de la tarde. Todo
anuncio, articulo noticia que llegue la redae
ci6n pasada esa hora san eccpcs0s Sc publioara 81
aiguieute dis.--No SO publicaran articuloa dema-
siado extsnsos nj Sc devolveran originates, nj SO
contestaran cartaa que elos SO refaran en- re-
clamaci6n de los misnos.--2.o No SO publicaran
notcias comentadas--3.e Baio ningdn concerto
Sc admtiran titulo de gratuitos, artfculos de
lnteres particular, reclamos etc. etc Ell importe
de los comunicados y remitidos deben enviarse
CON los mismos raz6n de 0 centavos lfneas N a.
nuscrita por los primeros 20 por los segundoa.
Estos Sc publlcaran por au orden de recepclon
on el turno que les corresponds. 20-5
Los peri6dicos ae Mayaeigz hacen gran
des eoglos de la nueva fundlcl6n taller
de herrera al vapor que aquelIa ciudad
tlenen montado los sefores 8. Suau y Cs.-Di
cen que SO funden alIl pei fectamente toda ella
SO de metales que es un estabecimiento que
honra al pals.
Sc estan celebranuo con toda soemnidad las
hestas de N. 8. de Ia Monserrate patrona de
Hormigueros.
Donde meior SO cOms en- Puerto. Rico es en-
el restaurant La Cateloma, SAN Francisco 56.
Segdn leemos colega de Ia Isla ell Co
mercio de Arecibo esta dlgustadfsino causa de
que solo SO pernite por e puerto de la Capital 10
introduction de petcoleo procedente del extran
jero.
Un pesiddlco dis Maya Gsz tiena noticia de
qua los incondciona'es do aque distrito electoral
p1enean eleglr dlputsdo provincial! al sehor don
Francisco B.anes
- E/D0ct0r Wives
@SANK# #nS@ OCULISTA
Ex Jefe de clnica del Institute Oftal
oico dc ard ocho de practical ofrece los serv
clos de su especialidad.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Hemos recibido un manifesto suscrito por va
rios electores dc Ia Ceiba q ndica 10 candidatura
por aQuel distrito para diputado provincial a ST..
don Leandro Lara Tome.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

aver IaiiecLO AsA~-k 400 as, de nebte
-I-amarilla, ell joven Pbro. senior Vell6n, cur
Ec6nomomo ae a1neia Parroqu:a. Gra 6
aehor Vel.ou us hoo y ameno trato cuaii
daies qus le grangearon las simpatfas de-
vecindario en- 81 corto tempo que riglo dicha fe
ligresia. I'll dia de su fallecimlento cumplia un
anO de haber llegado de Ia peninsula esta Isla.
LA distinguida familia del sehor don Manuel Go
mez de Aguero Sc hizo cargo de Ia asistencia del
enfermo por tener este Ia suya ausente en- la pc.
p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

i. .,6s HueaNo amigo 81 doctor don jose Tripuero.
70 sloo nombrado medico titalar de Fa;.r5s seAo''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Como quiera qae NOS hallamos en- @poca que
el calor nos sofoca, los amigos Borras y Reinea
ham tornado el buen acuerdo de importar 500 do
eenas de abanicos, para dar de regaio los ellen
tes de su acreditado estabecimiento, que hagan
compras de hoy en- adelante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

En- In Borbers@ oe PsnG en- Mayagu8z 81
vende La CoRREsPoNDENo1A DE PTo-R1Co. 30
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Ill Juzgado Munlcipai lie Catedr.I so
va Sreaclon, Sc ha instaado en- el mismo ioseI nae
rux UTapo el exsnguido Juaga1o de la CAPITAL
49,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Nos partieipan dc 1aabela que el actual Al.
salde Municipal 90 be dedicado 81 estudio de Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

MinsFsl0gia que est6 reuniendo IN sin ndmero
dc piedras para formar IN muaeo mineral6gico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Ha tornado posesAon oe sa cargo de Conan
to mihtar de Ponce, nuestro distnguido amig
81 senoc Coroneg Soto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
Pape1 VjtaIa

de la afamada fabrlca de HIio de j. Jover Sc.
rra barcelona -Blanco rayado de l.a, 2s, 3.a
y ~ venden precios m6dicos.
l2-4 "a. RAUSGHENPLAT Tetuan ls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Donde mejor SO come en- Puerto Rico es e1
d restaurant La CataLama, San Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Sc estan celebranuo con toda so!emnidad las
festas de N. s. de la Monserrate patrona de
Hormigueros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

c6, "a sssaelon teiegl afca postal de nueva cra.
del senior dns Sc lnstalara en- Ia hsrmosa essa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Segdn leemos en I'm colega de Ia Isla ell Co
mercio de Arecibo esta dlgustadfsimo causa de
que solo permite por el puerto de la Capital 10
de petroleo procedsnte del extran
Zero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
LRMLS ( IIMEhEl Cruz 10y l,

eoo0sdd0 scTsas mOtiVo de Ia vista para Ia ins
peccon de pesas medas bahamas del sistea M6tricc
los Sres Amotacenes Ofrecen surdo complete d
chos efectos:
Medidas de egtano.
Medidas de lata.
Pesas de hesro de metal.
Romanas por kllos Hbras.
Balanzas colgaE tes de mostrador.
Han recibdo el c6lebre remedio para callos
CALLICIDA ESORIVA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10

Un pesiodlco Dis May ~e uez tiena ncticia de
qua les incondieiona'es do aque disrito electoral
p1ensan eleg'r dlputsdo provincial al sehor don
Francisco B!anes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
PO1IZAS
H E E r z E A

1e cabotage y conoclmientos para embarquss po,
os vapores de
H ER e r A
80 venden en- Ia impfenta de LA CORRESPONDENCE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
"COSAS de HAlTY"
ROR Ell DIR. RODRIGUEZ G

Sc encuentra venta este hbro la Capital Libre1
del ST. don B. F. aniurio Vidal; Ponce, Ia de
Oimpio Otero, 81 ejemp1ar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-10
Fl doctor Wives
OCULISTA


Ex Jefe de clinica del Institute Oft&l
nico adrid ocho de practical orece los serv
clos de su esDeciadad.- -PONCE-PueTtO- -klc0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Z. D. Stacy. A. X. r. Fox.
EAST SUMNER.

Barr0ws Post, @. A. r., will have 4
public installation OF ofil era AMI n
campfire at West sumner On saturday.
i'm. 2ist. Exercises to begin at 10 A.
n. Picnic dinner with tn. usual hot
."ffee and baked bean ratiOns served tn
all. Everybody welcome. Parties at
tending outside OF the locality are IT.
qurste,i Ia hiring pastry and slt down to n
good feast. Exercises consist at reclta-
tions, songs, short speeches and the relat-
Ing of incidents In campfire. Let all raj
~ aud, AS usual In old Sumner, make II
grand surc-ss.
A. ID. Park has entered upon hl'
duties as Register Of Probate on Paris
Hill. III. family will remove ss soou
as shedding arrives.
Next Friday evening the "fem,la
brethren" of the Good Tenplars Will
entrrt,in the Lodge. Tn. members are
ieing treated To very Interesting and
amusing entertainments just now, and
the io,ige Il booming.
Parties that use Ice are harvesting a
clear, nl,e crop.
7. l.. Fore has re-0pened his shop and
l. prepared to 10 joh work Ia wood OF
Iron. also horse-slls.ing.
The ssw-mill and Hcald's shlngle MILL
have started up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
OlCkvAlG.

Herbert T.unt has commenced moving
the Canwell hOuse to his farm In Peru,
where he intends to erect II In the
spring.
Elhridge Smith Is cutting birch for
J. g. wymsn.
Elbridge and Arthur Child have been
as.i.tlng their father In clearing his lot
of pin. timber.
Charles j.. Mathews Il cutting birch.
We have Just succeeded In getting
rid Of n small flock Of sheep ut n small
price. They were such As we did not
want at any prize.
I wish the editors aud patrons OF the
Democrat a Happy New Year. And to
carry the wish to the editor. into effect
I am going to begin the year BY
getting some new subscribers. This IL
the morning Of the second dav, and ]
have got one new yearly subscriber, and
am In hopes to get several more.
Our lumb-rmen are ANXIOUS for q lit
tie more snow-well, we have got u,
and now we are having plenty ct rain.
G. l.. Child Is clearing his lot OF the
pine timber. :.
II. u. Andrews has taken q Job haul
lug birch for j. G. wyman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
WILSON'S MILLS.

Teams crossed the Msgalloway on ics
for the first time this season, Dec. 18th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. Mason, who are stay
lug at Camp Caribou this winter, have
had AN unpleasant time 50 Tar. Mrs,
M,son has been contiued To her bel
.ince November 9th, aud they entirely
alone except the weekly visits OF n
frruchnsn, Who Il sta,l Ing at the Camp
1T the Meadows. The 2ilh OF Drcembrr,
the cold saturday, Dr. llazelton and X
4. Storey went up To the lake the doctor
thinking it advisable To move her OUT,
seven men went up FROM Ellingwood's
camp the 2jth aud taking Mrs. NJ ,sou
ou her he'd, aud that on n sled, hsule'i
her To Ellingwood's camp, where the,
stopped that night, she being kindly
cared for by Mrs. Ellingwood and her
friend Mrs. lloyt, Who were fortunately
At the camp. Monday they came down
on one Of Ellingwood's tote teams to X
A. Storey's. Mrs. Mason IL now Inn
, rowing la health, aud MIR. Masou re
turue,i To- Camp Caribou Thursday.
Little H,old Flint Was taken worse
Thursday. Drs. llazrliou and Twombly
held a consultation Friday aud Satur-
day ssut Tor DIR. Twaddle.
A week OF the most beautiful weather
that ever Was. Such perfect days and
nights are seldom seen. Lovely Christ
mas days, aud so closes the year of ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
BYRON.

Hon. James Irish and nephew Of Hart.
ford spent dsv In town last week.
Cortes Bancroft; has been afflicted with
rheumatism, boils AMI carbuncles mo.t
of the winter; combining him to the
house quite share of the time.
JOthsm Shaw removed Into hls
hrothrr's, ]. +. Shts's, house, Ml.s
Rosetta b-ing too poorly to attend tc
houselI6ld duties.
Mrs. Leroy Thomas IL quite unwell
Tier mother, Mrs. r. ID. Taylor, IL with
her.
Frrel Abbott IL at Rumford on visit.
Our loggrrs are getting hack from
Chri.tmSs anil \ happy New Year. Que
I nOtlced Ia n cOmst0se stste With two
Others uslng him for seat.
Coming home r~yently after part OF q
days absence, I found one Of my dog
silent out" for the winter, leaving ouI
own family to struggle through With
only one! I mildly remarked had
notl,esi when couple pulled together,
they pr0.pered better thin when one
.aus n,irrd What the other saved. Such
generosity r~miuded m. Of an old fellow
that once llvei ut Bethel, rich Ia old
orn out horses and dogs. One cold
day he came Into the vlll,ge with sever
al dogs tied to hls pung. In answer q
boys wh. wished To know what he did
~iih 20 many dogs, be sald, avail, boys
Yer sr~, when I are poor man I ca,
him osf dog. 10 he IL damn poor Gu
him or two dogs."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
attckHGlp.

At the Baptist sunday School Capt
@. n. Prince was chosen superintendent
\. 4. Murdoch, assistant superintendent
A. y. Warren, treasurer, and Mas Alic
Crockett librarian for the ensuing year
Sunday evening, Jan. LAT. a. interest
Ing Sunday School concert Was given O
tia Bsptist church for the benefit o.
foreign missions.
At the Baptist parsonage Sunday
afternoon, Jan. Let. NJ. Geo. L. Dean O.
Paris was married to Miss Nary A
Barrows Of Sumner.
On Monday, the ID inst, Mr.. j. D
Emery Of Boatou and Miss Ellie u
Morrill, OF Buckneld were msrried =,
the residence Of Misc Norrill's stunt
Mrs.. Samuel Thomes, BY Rev. b. r. Law
renee. Only family friends were pre-
ent. They LEFT Immediately for Boston
where they will reside.
Tho ico went out of the Nezinscot on
the n Inst. from effects Of the rain Sun
Meetings were held every evening hu
Saturday ut the chapel OF the Baptisl
church 10 Observance OF the week oil
prayer.
Good wheeling the first week Of Janu
arr, 1897. In thls vicinity.
Mrs. T'hayer and Mrs. Louisa Marble
Of Paris were In town last week.
Fred Blrknell had narrow escaps
from serious Hccident BY being run Into
nv runaway horse and sleigh while oul
driving his colt recently. Horses,
slrighs and man were badly mixed fol
while; he was rescued, however, from
the perllous situation by Mr.. A. w. Lib
ny, with only q smsshed slelgh. The
runaway team csme from East Branch
Farm and belonged to @. ID. Bisbee
E.q.
A Telegram Wednesday announced the
leath of Mrs. NJ Try Cushmsn Adams Ol
Boston, u native Of Buckfeld and daugh'
ter Of the late Alex. Cushmsn. whose
funeral she attended here the middle Of
November last.
DR.. c. 8. Chllds lost q valuable 2.ycar-
III Robinson d. colt Thursday, BY
breaking \ leg In the stall.
Mrs. Daniel Austin, nn Inmate OF the
poor farm, died there Thursday, aged
,b0ut 81 years.
Horace Morrill, Is quite III at the pres
ent writing.
Belle Boyd, the rebel spy, gave q
dramatic recital OF war experiences ut
Nezinscot Hall, Friday evening.
Rosslvo Crockett l0st fnger from
his left hand at the die-block factory
last week.
WIN. II. Dudley has exchanged his
farm on tha side OF Owls Head for the
Hawkes. farm on the road to Mechanic
Fall In Minot, and has moved.
The Aroostook Republican says: One
NJ Carihou's popular young business men
was In Burkfield recently with his bride,
md when about leaving town, just be-
fore the train started, the bride dlscov-
cred that she had left one Of her wrap,
behind. A messenger was dispatched
10 haste to bring the garment, and the
conductor very kindly held the train.
The messenger arrived, and the con-
huctor, impstlently waiting for the
couple to enter the car, saw them start
IN mission among their m any relatives,
md then rem trked that unless his train
started ut once he would be Obliged to
claim kiss from the bride. TIE happy
Young married man heard the rem ark
md hustled his bride on the car, while
hls relatives and many friends shook
their hsudkerchlefs and hands as the
door closed and the train pulled out
from the station.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
BROWN FIELD.


The officers Of Daniel A. Bean Post,
@. A. r., installed the evening Of Jan
2, 1898, are Ne follows:
J W. Hubbard, PC.
Ihos. seavey. VIC:
w. q. Rowe. j. " Q.
4. J. Durdn. Surgeon.
y. Cloagh, Chaplain.
I'm Eastman, agent.
samuel Warren, q. n.
j. u. Stone, ID. ID.
Henry Dav, 3. NJ.
Thomas sullivan. O.G.
y. W. Rowe, Guard.
The continued cold weather, and lack
Of sufficient snow tn make shedding, keei
lumbermen busy doing nothing.
We have some farmers In town that
take an interest In farming and m y
result make It pay-among our largest
farmers.
W. w. Spring & Sons own the finesi
pair Of farm horses often seen, perfect
y matched and darple gray. The pair
tip the scales st 2i00.
Among several yokes OF oxen, one
pair Il especially noticeable, over seven
feet In girth, cherry red, faces clean
white, 30 perfectly matched that one
can not be told from the other. To ses
them march up steep hill with heavy
load of Ice behind them, you woul'
imagine they had been trained 10 some
military school; but on inquiry you fnd
they have had better schooling, having
been under the instruction OF the cham.
plon Hoadster, Samuel Kicker, who IL
Justly proud Of his pupils.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
Al8ANv,


There are some cases OF scarlet fevel
ut the Corner. One rather serious
though not con ,lderei dangerous.
DR.. Wiley Of Bethel, though IS years
oil, attends his patients here the coolest
weather aud toughest travelling.
DR.. Coolldge OF North Waterford u
often here.
Mr.. James z. Bird and wife OF NORTH
Paris have come to live With their uncle
j. II. Lovrjoy, expecting to care foI
him and hls wife during life. Mr.. Bir'
has previously been In trade seven
years ut North Paris aud postmaster
during that time. Ills wife Il daugh'
ter Of Des. Asa Gould of North Bridg'
ton.
The rain storm has made It rather hard
for those engaged In logging, but gooo
for blacksmlths.
The teams from II,stlugs & Thomss's
mill, some six OF th"m, continue to make
their, daily trips To Bethel.
Mercury here Mt the Corner has rang
ed from IL tn II below zero, and In tl.
valleys much lower, say from % to ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.

In locking cut of doors this morring
we could but rxcl,lm, What u" unu.u'l
twelve dsysof Christmas We are having
.\though suffering With severe attack
of IL grippe Ne have been able To IN, Ike
up our chart of the weather of each day
represented In t~elve squsrrs, each,
representing 9 ch month ut 1898 foretell-
Ing very nearly What the state OF the
weather will he, with the EXEMPTIONS OF
heat and cold. by sending ten cents to
Eb~n Is. Humphrey, South Woodstock,
Maine. you Will receive Que OF tho MI.
Ephrsim weather cards.
Ever, body Il busy storing Ice, which
IL of unusually fine quality.
Never Was better time To cut wood
la the woods, th-n, " h-u the snow comes
(for it will Gomez run IL To the door and
it IL ready for the long days In March
for Oh. Working up.
y. l.. wyuan attended the county
grange at Norway aud reports fair at
Tendance considering the travel, which Is
gritty with runners aud slewy With
WHEELS.
Charles Clark IL at work for the sled
factory company at south Paris, yarilng
out lumber. Charles IL very hsri
worker AS well ~ his Wife. We Wish
them In. best Of heavens blessings.
A caller wants tho county buildings
Ut Brysnt's Pond. Verify We have lie
cilrd With the Democrat. Put IL gu
Wheels.
This keeping the twelve days Of
Christmas has be~u handed do~n from
y-u~rsiion to gen-rstion except RECENTLY
our obi people are passing away and u
has been neglected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
EAST eRowNFieLo.

Mr.. w. II. Stickney went to Augusta
Tuesday tn help make law this winter,
Ills wife went with him and ID to stay
until the close nj the seaslon.
Mr.. Dana Brown and Nl>s Blanche
Qulnt w~rr msrrIed Dec. 3lst.
Mr.. T. H,rmou's teams are hauling
log. tn the lending.
The ice cutters ara all through. AMI
fe~l r~jolred to think that they captured
their ice before the rain nj Sunday night
Mr.. T.. A. BRADBURY met with q palm
ful scrldsut thls week BY having SONS
lime drip Into hls ere while plsstrrlng
hIs hall. BY the way, hIs hall will DO I
verv pretty ooe and great conveuisncS
10 East Browuhrld.
The P~quswk~t Loder, I. O. O. n,
el~csed The fallo~ing ofli~rs, Dec. Soth'
4. isSs.ss. va. Al ~
=. l. Yhnk. nsosriins Secretary.
3. n. bsan rsrmansnt Seprvtary. ~,
s:x:Hssis,is Z =. sss.dk D. =. sssry
e$S'~~ t..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
NORWAY LANE.

Miss Addie Shattuck has gone ia
Massachusetts, to Wilt her aged grand.
mother Who u quite feeble thi. winter,
Mrs. jennie Moody Is keeping house FOL
her.
C. w. Partridge had the misfortune ia
get q chicken hone In hls throat New
Years Day. lie WAS obliged tn call on q
Doctor tn remove Il who succeeJed alter
working some time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. c. Saunders spent
New Years Day With Woodbury. Russell
and wife.
Frank Tucker has returned from Mass
achusrtta.
wilb~r Pride and william Perry have
llnlshed cutting lcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
plxFiElp.

James Mitchell, Esq, was In town
Wednesday.
Mr.. Orlando Thayer Of Paris was In
town Monday.
Mrs. L. L. Lincoln has gone to Rum.
ford Falls.
There have been some raised seats put
up Ia Music Hall.
Some OF the young people are con.
tempistlng q sleigh ride to Andover for
the dedication Of the new hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronello Durham are
visiting at Sir. Arthur Dunham's.
Miss Jennie Martin, Who has been sick
for some tune, has 80 FAR recovered rs To
vlslt friends In town.
Mr.. Frank Ryerson of Paris Is CLERK.
Ing for Cox & Keene.
The Democrats dramatic critic was
present at the presentation Of Dion Bou.
cicault's great American drama, Tie
0ctoroon, ut Music Hall last week and
pr"nOunces It the finest amstrur per-
iormsnce he ever witnessed. II there u
IN amateur company In Maine that con-
tains more talent than the Dlxield AIN.
steur Dramatic Co. we have never seen
It. Music Hall WAS packed to Its utmost
capsclty and many were unable to gain
admission. Every player WAS "siar'
Ia their particular part and great credit
Ia reflected upon I'LL. Especially per-
haps should Mr.. Frank Nichols be men.
toned, whose management Of the play
md hne ability as Nm actor would
10 honor to any professional CON-
pany. Should the company decide tn
mrke u tour Of the county they will un-
doubtedly meet large audiences and they
Ill sustain u good reputation before any
audience. Special scenery painted for
this play by Mr.. A. II. Durham OF Dix.
field adds greatly'to the spectacular ef'
feet.