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DENs ANTI POENA.

Teeth Ex' acted Without Pain.
The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DR.. C. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 200 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pain.
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PUEBLO SAVINGS BANK.

IplU1 paid in ---., ..--. .---.... $4,000
-orpiu-. ...... ........... ..-.-.......... 1900
Atya ldafns. president; John \. Thatcher
sI.a ur.4ld .lt. thrts Wilson. cashier; NJ. "
TlH srlrr- 81. T.. Graham J. !. Pochon, j.
.-.yr-
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Savings Bank.
CALIFORNIAN.

The Pueblo Savings bank is popular
institution with tie people Of Bssssmsr,
and 1t deserves to be. It is good bask
70 patronizs and the men, women and
children Of the city are fast findiag II
out.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Services OF the 1st Baptist church are
held every Sabbath in the Odd Fellows
Hall, Routt and Summit avenues, at II
O'Clock q. m. and 1880 p. M. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Rev. A. Mcneil,
pastor.
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Are You Thinking

Are You Thinking
OF what you ought to take with you
when you go to the Worlds Fuirr
Your outfit will not be complete with.
out bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy. The
change of water and diet. fatigue and
irregular habits, during your trip are
almost certain to produce dinrrhGa and
dose or two of this remedy may save
you serious sickness and perhaps
much expense. Procure it before leav-
ing home. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by W. P. Swartz.
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COLORADO MIDLAND.
Additional Cripple Creek Ser
vice

Commencing May list the Colorado
Midland Railway will put ON and run
daily thereafter additional suburban
trains TO accommodate Cripple Creek and
Flor.ssant business, as follows;
wMsTBoUND
Leave Colorado Springs $50 n m.
Arrive Divide OBS u. IN.
Arrive Florissant 1902 a. m.
EAsTBoUND
Leave Florissant 1910 a. m.
Leave Divide 11:1O q. IN.
Arrive Woodland Park 1870 a. m.
Leave Woodland Park 1850 a. III.
Arrive Colorado Springs 100 p. m
Arrive Pueblo $50 %. m.
This arrangement gives a convenient
and rapid service into and out Of
Cripple Creek.
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Straw Hats.

Mems straw hats from so cts. up.
Boys straw hats from 25 cts up.
Girls school straw hats, 25 and 50 cts;
worth 75 cts.
Bessemer Mercantile Co.
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Once Get On

One of our s. double breast spring
suits, you will wear no other style
G.. l.. l.. GANN MERCANTILE Co.
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bESSENER MERC'TL CO.'S.
SHOE TALK
About what they are going to do
for You this week in
SHOES
READ THESE PRICES.

25c Infants Shoes, nice, soft and durable.
75o Childrens Red shoes---sverybOdy wants
them at this price.
$1oo Ladies' elegant glazed dongola patent leath-
tipped Oxfords.
$1s5 Ladies elegant pairs kid common sense OK
fords.
$3.50 Ladies' elegant dongola kid, patent leather
tipded button Shoes hand trimmed,
$125 Youths veal calf tipped school shoes.
$1oo Boys dandy base ball shoes
$500 Mems casco calf shoes.
$3.50 Mems kangaroo kid shoes, genuine kan :
garoo kid, lace or congress, worth and
selling for double this norey--see them
before you buy a dress shoe
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60 TO EPEhETER BROS,
PUEBLO MUSIC HOUSE.

Pianos, Organs, Sheet music,
books and all kinds of musical
merchandise. Tuning, repair
Ing, boxing and moving pianos
and organs.
HARPER & KEELING,
322 Santa Fe Ave.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
ST PATRIcK's CHURCH,
worth IS ct

Mass every morning except Sunday
morning, at and $3.50 o'clock. Mass
every Sunday morning at 7:30, 0, and
l0:3O o'clock. May Devotions every
evening during the month 7:30 o'clock
Rosary, Sermon and Benedection OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
REV. EDWARD BARRY, S. j., Pastor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
Ne QQON-

Mrs. Andrew Smith fell and hurt her
self very badly Monday while at worl
for Miss Bailey. DIR. Caldwell Is In at
tendance.
DIR. Douham went to Worcester Satur'
day to see Mrs. Albert Whitney pro
REASONABLY.
Capt. Dunham lost one Of his besi
cows last week Friday. A cow got
loose and hooked her causing her to
throw up her head and she was choked
by the chain.
Alton Hibbs Is In Canton packing ap.
Piles.
Miss Grace Bumpus closed her school
on Bailey Hill last week and Is now
home.
Prof. j. +. Moody was at his mothers
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Winnie Harden OF Jefferson has
been visiting friends here the past week.
Tuesday evening there was aconcert
by the Portland quartette, second In the
students lecture course.
The lecture last week was by Howard
Owen. The next lecture will be by Mrs.
Mary L. Livermore.
There will be another concert and q
lecture by President b. l.. Whitman Of
Colby University.
FIR. Glover has been sick with throat
trouble but we are glad to see him out
again.
Ira Bearce, IL 1-2 years old, has made
very good Kaleidoscope. The work Is
neatly done and Is credit to the young
ster. lie IL now at work on something
else of the Kind.
The snow Monday night has made
good shedding. Road breaking for the
tirst time Tuesday morning.
The weather for the last few days has
been very fine. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
PORTER.

The late rain and warm weather has
made the roads all Ice again making II
very bad travelling.
The late northeast snow storm wa.
the heaviest storm for the winter and
the most snow fell at any one time but
the thaw carried 1t of considerable Ia
cleared land.
The removal Of the county buildings
Il the all absorbing topic OF conversation
and will draw out u full attendance on
election day. Some think II would bt
better to remove aud build at the present
time than to pay the expense Of fixing
up those We have and then have them
removed. But the most Of the voters
will vote for them to remain where they
are and take the risk for the future,
They do not feel justified In increasing
the burden Of taxation on the poor class
at this time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
MIDDLE NrERvALE.
BuckFielo.

A memorial service took the place OF
the Sunday School at the Baptist church
Sunday, Feb. 18th, In memory OF the
late ii. ID. waldrOn, teacher Of one OF
the Bible classes. Resolutions were
passed and remarks by the pastor and
teachers paying Just tribute to the life
and work OF the deceased.
Miss Mary Gardner was at home from
W. j. Wheeler's Office, South Paris, a
few days recently.
Benjimin T.. Gerrlsh has returned
from Haycrhlll, Mass.
Mrs. Alfred Cole has been quite Sc
riously III for u week past.
j. william Shaw and daughter have
gone To Providence, II. l.
Mrs. Pike, of Boston, mother OF sta
ton agent Willis L. Pike, Is visiting her
son.
A case of measles has been imported
Into the village from Massachusetts,.
Large lots Of wood, lumber aud bark
are finding their way into the village.
II the law passes changing the district
system of schools to the town System
the towns of Oxford County will have
taxes enough to satisfy even South
Paris and Norway for few years with
out the burden OF the new county build
ings added. Buckfleld has found II so
the past year and the end Is not yet.
The farmers and outside districts must
pay the differences between village
school houses and country school houses.
Seer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos or the WEEK N AL
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
RuMFoRp FALLS.

NJ. G.. Shaw has let the contract 4
build an addition to the hotel stable, u
Murch & Arnold. The building IL TO b
three stories high with tenements on the
second and third floors. The contrac
tors will commence on Ii at once.
Mr.. Elmer A. Thomas, the Auburn
architect, IL making plans for an add
ton To the hotel.
Mr.. C. c. Wilson Of Lewiston IL tax
Ing general supervision Of the work on
the river piers.
Chas. III. Bigelow OF the Massachu-
sets Electrical Engineering Go. 10 here
to finish the wiring for the street lights.
Bryant & Lander have sold their new
building on Congress Street to Mr.. =.
II. Mcdonald Of Mechanic Falls. lie
will open steam laundry this summer
using steam or electric power.
Mr.. J. Herbert Shedd, consulting en-
gineer of the Power Co., has been In
town the past week.
Foster x Dolley commenced on their
mill building last week. In another
month they will be prepared to iur-
nish anything In the line OF building
materials.
The Rumford Clothing CO., have NOV
ed into their new store In Lambert
Block. This IL, by all odds, the largest
store In town, and We have no doubt
but what the proprietors Will endeavor
to do the largest business.
W. II. Oldham has his new black
smith shop on Canal Street nearly ready
Tor occupancy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
MES1 SIMMER.


II Il said that John VI. Murch Of Au'
gusta has bought the Field house; and
Mr.. Packard OF Norway has engaged
the wetherbee store, and Mrs. Polly
lIowe's rent.
There are one or more petitions 10 cir
culation for a change OF postmaster In
this village.
Mabel Harlow Il home from South
Paris.
Miss Bessey Of Buckfield Is dressmak-
Ing at John Heald's.
Mrs. Herbert Heath aud children are
visiting relatives and friends.
Wanted. \ taxpayer who believes
that $4,000 will pay for new county
buildings: or that the 100000 offer by
citizens Of South Paris and Norway
will he practically heard Of, In case the
county votes for county buildings at
South Paris. OF course the lot, grading,
furnishing, etc, included.
Adns West Is working for X. "
StetsOn.
Mr.. Packard Of Norway arrived Fri
day with goods To stock his store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
WEST ERYEeuRa.

The people In this nelghborhood are
having their wood sawed by horse
power.
Glen Towle IL at home from Great
Falls, ". H., where he has been clerking.
He Il quite sick with slow fever.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs ID.
Ballard improves 30 slowly. She Is
missed very much In the club and
grange.
Miss Minnie Harrington has finished
her school. She has been teaching
twenty-five weeks without vacation.
The school In District No. 8 closed on
account Of scarlet fever.
Mr.. b. w. McKeeu, Secretary Of the
State Board Of Agriculture, has rented
his farm to Mr.. Sturtevant. Mr.. Nc
Keen will move to the village.
I. w. Towle and Miss Alice @. Hill
were married Feb. nth. Their friends
remembered them with some very pretty
presents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
DENMARK.

Mrs. Belle Giles, after "a long and suf
fering sickness, died Of consumption or
Tuesday, ; 30 4. NJ, at the home Of heI
mother. The funeral took place Thurs
day, Feb. l6th.
Mr.J. W. Wood Is home on a shor'
yisit tn his parents.
Mr.. Chadwick Rand has received al
Increase Of pension.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Jones and Miss Eda
Giles are home ON short visit To Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Jones OF the Maple
wood.
Quite large delegation went frou
here To the dedication Of Bradbury
Hall, East Brownileld, last "wednesday
evening.
The Star Lodge will hold a ball In
Odd Fellows Hall, March 9Th.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gray has been quite VI
for number Of days.
Mr.. Fred Sanborn has had bad luck
with his saws In the last few days, hav'
ing broken three; but they are running
all right now, and saving about ten
cords Of spool strips day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
CURIOUS cUlLlNos.

A Maryland woman entertained three
guests some time ago, Stranger to her aud
to one another, named Mira Sprinkle. Mn.
Shower and Mrs. Storm.
Between the two wings of the castle OF
Simonetta, two miles from Milan. the 70
port Of pistol shot u repeated sixty times.
At the Same place single musical instru.
ment produces the effect Of full orchestra.
William r. Rutherford, of Rutherford
Station, Va, In cutting q hickory tree,
found lock Of red hair, which had been
plugged up In the tree-to cure toothachs
probably. or some such foolishness-l50
years ago, a. shown by the growth rings
Among the wilder tribes Of the Caucasus
every child In taught to use the dagger al
most a. soon a. he can walk. The children
first learn TO stab water without making Q
splash, and by incessant practice acquire an
extraordinary command over the weapon.
A Canadian newspaper calls attention to
. nursing bottle advertisement which con
cludes with the words: "when the baby IL
done drinking Il must be unscrewed and
laid In o cool place under . tap II the
baby does not thrive on fresh milk, It should
be boiled"
Liars' clubs exist In London and several
provincial cities. The initiation fee In five
shillings, half Of which Is rrmitted should
the new member be able To outlie any men,
Der present. But II . man Is known to lie
outside the precincts Of the clubroom be u
liable to expulsion.
THE BEST TEST OF TIE QUAIL
Try OF paint Is exposure to the wealth
er. Winter SHOWS and summer suns
will prove its value or lack Of Il. Poor
paint loses Its brllllancy and peels of
under the suns scorching rays. When
you apply paint to be durable and al.
ways smooth and glossy, see that you
get the Chiffon brands. They are man.
ufactured In the most careful manner, OF
the very best-therefore the dearest
materials. They are seven times ground
over and possess a solid body almost
unknown In other paints, but see that
they are applied to dry surface. Any
paint will peel II applied to wet OF
even damp surface. Where the pores OF
the wood are filled with moisture, oil
cannot enter.
Chiffon PAINT CO.,
New York and Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
RoxBuRY,

Mr.. aud Mrs. George NJ. Richardson
celebrated their crystal wedding the 9th,
Over forty relatives, friends and neigh
bors were present to make merry. Ally
Richards furnished music, and dancing
Was kept up to the wee small hours.
Even Uncle Chas. Phllbrick tripped the
light fantastic toe with the best Of them,
Many valuable presents were left with
the happy couple.
A. A. Jenne and Calvin Bucknam arr
both sadly afflicted with rheumatism.
The mild weather gives little better
run Of water for the mills.
The main shaft Of the water vince
broke Mt j.. Ii. Reeds mill last week
The mill was Idle for several days, bu,
was repaired so asto start up again Mon
day morning all right.
Mrs. Locke has gone to East Hebron
to visit her daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
WEST PARIS.

Ths Golden Cross are holding thei
n,eetings In Judkins' Hall.
By request the old folks' concert vii
be repeated Friday evening, Feb. ~
With \ chsngr ct program. Ice cream
aud cake Will be served during the ~
termission. Should the night be stormy
Il win be postponed until SATURDAY
evening. :.
A large quantity Of spruce timber I
being shipped from Canada to III. q
Brown & Son for clapboards.
Mr.. Joseph Holt, wife and daughter,
Of Bethel, have been Visiting relatives
here.
Geo. A. Wilson Of South Paris and
Geo. w. Cole, Jr., Of Paris Hill were In
the place Thursday.
A. j. Curtis came down from Boston
Friday to spend few days with his
family.
Miss Cora Young has been spending a
few days In Lewiston and Auburn.
ID. l.. Day expects to have the l.. anu
II. transfer station Gust this side OF
Portland) soon.
The Harry LAMAR comedy company
played "New England Home" In Gen.
tennial Hall Friday evening.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. II, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Ray celebrated the 18th
anniversary Of their marriage day with
silver wedding. About sixty OF their
friends were present and enjoyed
pleasant evening and bountiful supper.
They received about twenty-five nice
presents. A poem written by mrs.
Julia L. Abbott and read by her on this
occasion, Is omitted this week for want
OF space.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
ANpoXER.

Our people are jubilant over the deci
sion Of the road committee. would ike
to ask your Rumford correspondent what
he thinks of the prophecy of your An.
dover correspondent regarding the Notcn
road. "Oh, we shall see!" We have
seen and do know that when Andovei
starts In proposition they mean busl-
ness every time.
Ii Il now pretty conclusive that We are
to have a new Union Hall. The hook
and ladder company and the Congrega.
tlonal circle people will slime drives
and erect small hall about 24x30 feet
for social gatherings. The lower floor
for the hook and ladder company's use.
At the town meeting held last week 1t
was voted to accept the town hall recent
~ enlarged by Mr.. +. NJ. Thomas. This Is
one Of the best halls In this part OF the
county. II will be dedicated by a grand
inauguration ball March Sd.
The Congregational circle was enter
talned BY Mrs. j. A. French last We'd
nesday. French's orchestra Of Ave pieces
gave some very excellent music, furnish
Ing agreeable entertainment to all.
The selectmen are In session at the
hall making their report.
Feb. 10 the I. o. q. Il. Installed the
following officers for the quarter:
G. T., owen Loyejoy.
v. T., Miss Mabel Ilewey.
Sec, Chas. Buriitt.
Ass. Sec. Nate Akers.
$. Miss Layinia Bailey.
T., r. A. Grover.
C., Miss Jennie Mitchell.
NJ, Chas. Ripley.
ID. NJ, Miss Emma Burlitt.
e., Miss Nellie Milton.
s.,Clarence Akers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
hIRAM.

A telegram announces the death oil
Mrs. Elizabeth r., widow Of Hon. Win
throp VI. wadsworth Of Pennington,
Conn, and daughter Of the late Harry
and Mary A. wadsworth of Hiram. She
died Feb. q, aged about Is years. Ia
her early life she was a teacher of emf
nent ability aud culture. She Will BE-
gratefully remembered by the sick aud
needy to whom she extended sympa'
thetic heart and a generous hand, while
her many friends will mourn her depart
ure.
Ralph l.. Douglass, having paid slC
fine aud costs for assault and battery Ia
a religious meeting, was arrested 10y
Officer shirley of Fryeburg for disturb
ing meetings, but being Willing
tn subslle, the warrant Will hang ovel
him for the present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
plxe,elo.

John 8. Harlow attended court d
Paris last week.
Placer Gold was played to very goot
house last Thursday evening, followed
by q dance.
John II. TrasI wen, to Paris last week
Miss Susie Stanley ID visiting friends
In Portland.
Frank 8. Harlow went to Paris last
week.
Mr.. John Decker and wife Of Rumford
Fails were In town last Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Stanley went TO Boston
Saturday to visit friends.
Mr.. A. Z. Morrison and wife OF Rum
ford Falls were In town Thursday.
Mics Eta Holman has gone to Bidde-
ford to visit friends.
Mr.. II. @. Thayer and wife have 70
turned from Boston where they attend
ed the funeral Of Mr.. Thayer's mother.
Mrs.. Fred Keene went TO Portland last
week to visit Miss Alice Cox.
Mrs. c. L. Dillingham; returned from
Boston where she has been visiting.
Mrs. l.. w. Draper, nee Miss Eta
Holt, formerly Of this place, 10 danger
Miss Cora Howe is visiting friends In
Portland.
Mr.. Amos Griffith Is not A. we'll.
Mr.. Thomas Holt has returned from q
visit to Paris.
DIR. Sturtevant was quite sick for .
number Of days last week but Is able to
be out now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
EAST BETHEL.

Miss Grace Trask has closed her school
and returned home to Deerlng. A nice
treat of confectionery was enjoyed by
the children the last day.
Miss Emma Brown aud Miss Sadie
Barker are attending the spring term of
school at Bridgton Academy.
T.. W. Bartlett has cut and delivered
about twenty, thousand Of his old
growth pine to Roberts & CO., Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole OF Washing
ton, ID. C., have returned to Bethel.
Joseph Holt, wife aud daughter, are
visiting friends at Paris.
VIM. ID. Holt Il quite low and takes
but little nourishment.
Don Estella Wilson has returned tc
Il. W. Bartlett's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21

Aunt Sarah Battle, Of Midway, c., WI
nsssed the nayrisgs Of h9 gfsatgTand
daughtsf ths othR day.
Gan Hamilton (AbAgaii Dodge) d Mn
Blains's cousin. not her sister. Ma Blains'l
maiden name was Stanwood
Miss Kate Lsvap, sxtsen yeas old, drive
the mail stags daily between Princeton and
Fleetwood, BHks county, Pa She or
manage Q t-horSs team With - much skill
- any man In the country.
Al . charity basaar In Vienna an Eng
lishman o6srsd 1000 for Q dngls kiss from
the Narchionss PAllavieeini He got II
and planksd down . thousand pound Bank
Of England note 70 pay for Il
Ma Gladstons's name u on the voter
LIS at Niagara Falls, Ont, her owusrship
Of three Acres Of Land In that place entitlins
her 10 the franchise The property was pro
sented TO her BY Mr.. Gladstone
Ma N. II. McAllistsr, the mother Of
Ward NcAllister, was . beautiful woman,
full Of energy, Nvsoity and social talent
She We thought 70 bear striking resem-
blanoe 10 the portraits Of Charlotte Corday.
TO whose family shs was related.
Mis Oomelia Martin, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Ma Bradley Martin, Of New York,
whose engagement 10 the Earl Of Craven ID
announced, msy boast Of having captured
the greatest prize In the British matrimo
nial market, both - regards fortune and
rank.
Lady Brooke, with her sister, Lady Algy
Gordon Lennon, and her half sisters, the
Duchess Of Sutherland and the Countess Of
Westmoreland, are all powerful In London
society and practically rule the roost, ct
any rate ~ far ~ the smart set are con-
cerned.
Nine Albert, Of New York, the grace
full leader OF the Delaarte school OF ex.
preston, u . dainty woman who readily
draws associates into her philosophic the
ories because Of her magnetism. She be
lieves that the body, soul and mind should
Be one harmonious and perfect whole.
Susan d. Anthony thinks We are on the
verHp Of an era Of unmarried women b.
cause young men do not make enough
money TO support their wives, and there Il
such Q erase for dissipation among them
that the women would rather 20 into q
store for almost nothing than to marry.
On the evening before specially impor
tant social day MrH Noble, wife Of the SEQ
Rotary, mails herself postal card with DR.
rections for everything that Ahould b.
done, thus providing q sure reminder for
the morning. The notes are written In an
abbreviated form only understood by the
writer, and are laid beside her plate on the
breakfast table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
EAST SIMMER.

Our thanks are due Senator Hersey
and Representative Abbott for leglsla-
tive reports. Have also received State
Assessors report from Hon. Otis Hay
ford.
A note for the diary. Beat out roads
February nth for the first time for the
winter.
Invinclble Lodge Of Good Templsrs
will soon celebrate Its 2ith anniversary.
Few lodges In the state have enjoyed
such harmony aud prosperity for 80 long
a time. Few have such available talent
for getting up literary and humorous
entertainments. II has fairly outdone
itself of late. No lodge can maintain q
lively interest for years by just lts
rltuallstlc work. There must be exer.
cises to interest, amuse aud instruct
A library of some 5000 volumes Is also 9
great help to success.
Business IL lively on the streets just
now. Lots Of teamlng being done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
BRoWNFielp.

Fridays rain left the roads very Icy.
but Mondays snow covered the Ice and
now the roads are In very good condi-
ton.
Mr.. A. Blake has been quite sick, bu,
Il improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moulton, for.
merly Of Brownileld, now of Boston. are
visiting Mrs. william Swan.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Wentworth Of East Den.
mark made US short vlslt last week.
Mr.. +. Freeman Of West Baldwin !,
In town.
John Mcdonald has taken possession
of the town farm.
Cephas Gray died Of pneumonia the
10th, aged ~ years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-21
EAST WATERFORD.

H.. McIntire's little sou has had
scarlet fever. II Is now thought that
was the cause Of l.. T.. Mclntire's late
Illness. lie will, without doubt, be deaf
In one ear as there Is hole through
the drum.
Mrs. ID. G. Pride Il at her daughters
In Norway for few days.
The town L. enlivened by the whistle
Of G. y. Ames' steam mill, he having be-
gun work.
Everybody Il rushing the logging
business.
q. n. Abbott has a camp In the wooc :
aud Chas. Merrill aud John w. Keen are
working for him. !.
A. Norwood has hired second hand,
+. y. Haskell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. II. Burnham OF Nor
way visited at Il. Abbott's last week.
otis Martin Il back In his house. liz
takes his meals at @. y. Ames's.