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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
RuMEoRp FALLS.

PIP. Davis's new livery stable on
Bridge Street IL completed and furnish
ed with hrst-class equlpagc.
The contest for one-half mile plank
sidewalk, five feet wide, was awarded to
Murch & Arnold, to be completed April
~. Il Il to extend on both sides Of
Congress Street and the west side OF
Canal Street.
II. L. Elliott has moved his stock Of
clothing and gents furnishings to the
j. w. stevens store opposite the post
Office. He has bought Postmaster Ward
wells news and periodical business and
stock In trade. All the leading papers
can be found there.
The new passenger station IL nearing
completion. When done 1t will be q
beauty. A tower surmounts the centre
In which 10 to be placed clock which Ia
visible from almost any part of the city.
Bartlett, the Jeweler, has loCAted 10
Field 4 Calhoun building and has all he
can do already.
Carpenters and contractors say that II
parties writing them for Information on
specifications, etc., would enclose
stamp they would get better sstlsfac.
ton. There is no end Of inquiries they
say.
The Light & Water Co. have com.
pleted the wiring on Congress and Canal
Streets, and about all the stores and
quite q number Of dwellings have put
Ia the incandescents.
John G. Swasey has removed his
Office TO Stevens building over II. L..
ElllOtt's store.
Mr.. Chapman has rented the balance
of the building and moved In. lie IL to
take boarders we understand.
r. y. Walker Il Intending to move his
household goods next week.
The Peoples Clothing Co. Of New
York with Maurice l.. Rosen manager
Of wsterville, Maine, have leased the
store In Lander Block, which DeCoster
& Jones were to have for drug store.
Ira Parlin Of the firm Of White & Par
lin, has taken rent In Mr.. Rlchmond's
house. He will occupy 1t June LIST.
w. A. Alden has opened cigar man
ufact0ry In the ii. 4. Ilamsdell building. |
lie comes from Auburn we understand. |
Daw Bros. have the underplnnlng laid
for their blacksmith shop on Water st.
A. V. Kinds has the contract to build
II.
Frank Smith of Bath has his building |
on Water Street up and boarded 10. II
Is three story, and Is to be finished Into
tenements.
Our streets are all bare and Congress
and Canal Streets are almost dry.
On Mexico side White & Parlin have
the frame Of Henry Small's house up.
Mr.. Towards house Is up aud boarded.
The toll bridge question IL unsettled
as yet. An interested party Informed
us that corporation was being formed
to mature the project.
A petition Is being circulated here for
the appointment Of Stanley Blsbee as
trial Justice.
would.be legal proceedings here dur.
ing the past week did not give general
satisfaction exactly.
The cellar and foundation are done for
the Hotel Rumfori addition. II Is much
needed as they ars Obliged to set up cot
beds almost every night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
EAST sRowNFleLo.

Roads are still In bad condition.
The circle met with Mrs. w. ID,
Stickney on the 18th. The attendance
was good considering the state OF the
roads.
Tie Kings Daughters met with Mis-,
Isabel II. Stickney the l2th, and re-or-
ganized with Miss Stickney rs president,
Mas Ida Fessenden as vlce-presldent,
Miss Genie Rounds rs secretary and
treasurer. Several committees were
appointed; among them the flower COM
mittee.
Miss Hannah Getchell met the children
Mt the parsonage on the 9TH with the
view to organizing a Junior Endeayor
The day WAS 80 stormy, but few children
got out, but they will meet In one week
Miss Mary Stlckney goes to Boston
this Thursday for fashions in dress
making.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
ALBANY,

SSoSNNs
Mr.. Andrews OF South Paris has been
In town doing quite q business repairing
and tuning musical Instruments.
George Briggs has met with another
loss, eleven pigs. His nelghbors have
contributed an amount sufficient to 70.
place his COW and do considerable to
wards his pigs. Mr.. Briggs seems to
have courage to 20 ahead, as he has
purchased three or four cows and q nice
pair OF oxen.
Bethel butter factory are extending
their route to the south part Of Albany.
Abel Andrews gathers their cream In
this town. lie carried two loads to-day
on runners, April 18th.
Mrs. Atkinson has let her farm to her
neighbor, Mr.. Dyer.
Amos l.. Bean will 60 next week to
enter the spring term OF Bridgton Acad-
envy.
Charles Grover has taken the mall
route from Albany to Bethel commence
Ing July LIST.
Mr.. Severy and wife have closed their
labors with Mrs. Atkinson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

harvard college, II 10 announced, viii
hereafter not pay scholarship money to rich
mems sons who do not need Il.
The Hopkins mansion In San Francisco,
valued at q, 00o, 900, has been presented ID
the University Of California for an ART
school and museum.
Williams ooptemplates degree Of bach.
elor ofletten. A man taking Il graduates
on the same standing a. one who has fol.
lowed the classical course. The new courss
drops Greek and puts modern languages 10
its Dlace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
SWEDEN.

Work on the river was begun the 18th.
The drivers say there Il plenty OF water
TO float small timber aud II the warm
weather continues there will soon be
enough for the large.
Our stage made Its first trip on wheels
the llth.
Mr.. Charles Bennett accompanied by
his daughter and husband, Herman
Haskell, went to Boston Tuesday tn
visit Mr. Benefits brother. Possibly
Mr.. Haskell and wife may remain there
through the summer To assist In the milk
business carried on by Mr.. b.
Frank W. Evans Il visiting friends In
Portland and vicinity.
Mr.. Albion Nevers and family are
back In their old home, having spent
the winter with their children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
PORTER.

Cold and stormy. Snow Il leaving
rather slow. In the last heavy snow
some ten inches fell. IL was very damp
and heavy and stuck to the trees. IL
cleared on with high wind breaking
down the fruit trees 90 that 10 many
places the snow was covered with Limbs.
Some orchards are nearly ruined and al
more or less injured, also the trees IN
the woods, especially pine.
Mrs.. Suiie Sawyer is quite sick with
bronchitis.
NJ. Moses 8. Moulton and wife are both
quite sick. Mr.. M0ulton 10 unable 70
attend to business, which makes II bad
a. he ID chairman of the board OF select
men of this town.
Mr.. q. A. Norton, who had shock ths
arst Of the winter, Il 10 very poor health
We hops whom the weather gets warm
Or the sick ones will b bstter. -.
Mr.. Frank Gilman 10 treating NJ
house 70 new coat OF paint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
UPTON,

Austin Aldrich was quite badly hurt
Monday by tree falling upon him.
Several Of our young people attended
the ball at the UmbagOg House, Enrol,
Thursday night, April 18th.
Asa Frost starts this week for Fran.
ingham, Mass, to visit his parents.
Silas Peaslee Is at home from Rangeley
where he has been spending the winter.
Z. 4. Ryersou has taken his crew from
the woods.
Gerry Brooks Is up the Lake with his
father, cooking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
EAST SUMNER.

On Wednesday last 8. G. Heald In.
vited few men to help him raise the
frame for stable. The men came and
not only raised the building but nearly
covered It with boards. lie hopes to
occupy II by the first OF May.
The mills are running on full time
and will have all that they can do to
cut out all the lumber desired. There
IL some talk Of putting on q night
crew In the saw mill for time.
Rev. Frank Smell aud family were In
the place last week. Mr.. Smell attended
the Methodist conference at wtstbrook.
Sausage ought to be cheap as some
will not probably pay the dog license
fee.
The assessors have made their annual
rounds and find no great changes In
values.
The poor are cared for at II. ii. Nc
Alllster's this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
olxFIGlp.


Mr. A. L. Harlow and wife Of Card
ner are Waiting II xrs. Scott Chase's.
Mr. w. 8: Bailey Of winthrop was u
town over sunday.
Born, to the wife Of Lacy xiddsr.
son. a-
Ns. Lena Newman Is on trip u
Boston.
Married, 10 Boston, Mr.. Harry Holt
OF Cambridge and Miss Gertie Holman
OF Dixheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Stanley Of Boz.
ton were at Mr.. Hollands last week.
w. q. Harlow has new line Of spring
overcoats.
Mr.. Percy Cannon IL out again after
having the measles.
Mrs. Taylor has returned from Boston.
Mrs. Frank Gllchrist 10 out again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
CURIOUS cuLLiNos.

Australian Santa Clauses wear linen dus
tes and carry fanA
Clay eating In prscticsd by negro miner
In Nicaragua Whites and Indians are a
rule FREE from the vice
The village Of Grifton. N. e.. ID situated
IN two counties, three townships, two con.
gressional districts, two senatorial districts
and two judicial districtA
Three good washes are received by an
Abyssinian during his career-at his birth,
on bis marriage morn and at his death. Al
all other times he shuns soap and water.
II IL customary throughout Spain for the
walters Of cafes TO all glass Of wine or
liquor 20 that II overhows upon the saucer.
This custom, In which II IL desired to show
an appearance Of libsrality. IL called tbs
foot bath.1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
WILSON'S MILLS.

Our assessors were going the rounds
April Sd, taking the valuation.
SHOWS and blows are the order OF the
day now. April, so far, has been win
ter month with vengeance.
II. L. EllingwOod's teams all came
out of the woods the past week also +,
Ilamill's, Thos. weymouth's and 4. A,
flint's.
Bumford and Kelley have gone to
Colebrook. Len York Is running the
hotel In their absence.
Geo. Bearce, Of the firm Of Bearct
and Wilson, was up for q final settle
ment with the lumbermen Friday and
Saturday.
Thunder showers again Friday nigh,
with high wind and some hail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
SOME gRRATA.

Eiior DsR0rrH:
In the Democrat Of March II Mr..
Chandler gives list OF some OF the
sholars that attended school with him
Al GOuld's Academy at the spring
term Of ISL. These historical memo
rDia are valuable when correct, but
vhsn not correct are misleading. Such
article. are generally cut out and placed
n the scrap book. and after time, are
rgaried "a history. On this account
wish to make few corrections In this
article, not In a critical spirit, but sim-
ply that these manifest errors may not
nisleAd those not familiar with these
hds.
lie ays A. :. Twitchell served three
| years In the war and ranked as general
shen he came home. lie served less
than two years, came home as he went
away, az sergeant, and did not become
general until twenty-five years after
shen appointed to Governor Sawyer's
saf.
Rev. Zenas Thompson had no son ~.
;" His sous were George W., killed 10
The war, and Zenas Jr., and Fred, now
residing In Portland.
stephen d. kenney, and not I'll. j."
o. Walnut lllll attended school at Bethel
but not In lsJ..
Miss Nancy 4. Walker did not go
-Ne.t," but became the second wife oil
nnckney Bgrnham aud lived ut Bethel
Hill.
Liberty T.. Holden Of Sweden fitted
ior college al Bethel, but was In college
al Ann Arbor, Michigan, In 1886.
Sullivan ID. Green Of Berlin served In
aNlehigan regiment, aud not In Wis
cousin.
Agernon :. Chapman did not serve In
ur lah Maine at all, but In the 'th
Maine Battery.
Ehcch Foster, Jr., did not reach the
nnk OF captain. lie was mustered Out
az lieutenant.
Gideon A. Hastings could hardly have
Attended school In 1857, as at that time
ne had been married ten years and had
Amlly OF i've children.
A. NJ. Carter served one and one-hali
years In the 9TH Maine Battery and moi
hfee years ss stated.
Y. y. Edwards was married In 1919,
and In lsj!, had four children. do
not think he MAS ever q student nj
1oalds Academy.
Aoernethy Grover was graduated from
bosdoin College In 1913, Was married
~ 1873, and In 1857 Was living In Albany
Oneil w. Robinson graduated from
bosdoln In ISIS, and I'm 1851 had been
PfastieiDg lawyer several years.
Henry Clay Locke Was not murdered
.yaman who worked for him, but by
stragyier.
Harlan T. Brown WAS leading his com
pany and not the regiment when he Eel
ncrtally wounded. lie entered Bow
ao.n college In 1856, 90 he MAS probabl!
10. attending school at Bethel In tn
spring Of 1857.
There vas no Timothy II. Chapman
s'e OF Milwaukee; there was Timoth!
a. onapman late there. but he had u
laughter "Sarah W."
ihere may be other mistakes but thos'
Nv mat have nCticed may serve y
sofiset an impression that come futur
'vAaer Of the old nles Of tho Democra
asy get, that all the persous named u
mis- hat attended school at 0ould's Acsd
" during ths spring tsrn Of iss7:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
NORWAY LAKE.

DIR Hazelton Il at home from the lakes,
lie will not 90 back to stop at present,
Mrs. Charles Vented Is quite sick.
Mr.. Alfred Shattuck Is making some
improvements In his house. G. A. Frost
Is doing the work.
Miss Lizzie Lasselle IL to have our
school again this summer.
Miss Aury Partridge has returned to
her work In Portland.
The roads are In terrible condition
around here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
HARTFORD.

The sap season IL about over.
Vim. T.. Bicknell aud II. a. Bicknell
have about 100 trees tapped and will
probably make 100 gallons OF syrup, q
portion Of which they send to Boston
WIN. l.. Il also In the chicken business
We are pleased to learn that your
Greenwood correspondent has discover
ed that Royal Martin has lately added q
daughter to Daniel Herrick's family.
There Il quite revival In the cause OF
temperance at East Buckfield ut the
present time. :,
America Benson lately sold cali
mot COLT to JET Russell that dressed
los pounds. The calf was seven weeks
old.
IN you want your watches and clocks
cleaned and repaired call on Arthur
Purkis. lie does good job and works
cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
aiIcxeIal0.

Ths young son Of Fred II. Atwood
has besn quite sick the past week but d
better It the present writing.
Miss Alice Morrill, made Q short visit
ct homo from Portsmouth, N. H., where
abe 70 engaged In the millinery business.
Horace Morrill, Il still very III with no
prospect Of recovery.
The ladies Of the Baptist Circle gave q
supper at g. A. II. Hall "Wednesday
evening. 'f
We are to have another barber shop
Fremont L. Irish opens ono over Tobln's
market next week.
Rev. Henry Crockett closed his nrst
years. pastorate with the Buckfield and
Turner churches on Sunday, April 10th.
Il is expected no will be returned
another year, ~ be Il liked very much
on both charges. The church at Buck
field has had Q prosperous year, has
paid half the salary, besides q liberal
donation, and al other presents not In
cluded In the salary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
LOWELL

ID. W. True, who recently bought and
occupied the lIazen estate at the village
IL making quite extensive improvements
including the building Of an ell, the set
ting Of a furnace, and finishing OF the
stables.
Miss Amy IIutchins Of Cambridge,
Mass, has been visiting friends In town.
There are many sick with colds but
nothing very serious.
Circle at the town house Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

The only authentic and authorized
N. az Mr.. Blaine Il the one written by
I'm Hamilton. and advertised In this
- Gail Hamilton Is Mr.. Blaine's
,,r,rv executor, was for years n mem
|,,r Of M. family, and IL without doubt
vi qualified to undertake the work OF
,rtlnr hi. life. Her biography OF MT
Pine has Mrs. Blaine's authorization
~ endorsement. Furthermore, Cal
H,milion herself says that Mr.. Blaine
S.ysr contributed to any publisher any
,ortion of MI. autobiography for "Life
nj Works, and when Gall Hamilton
av. thing she means 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
SOUTH RUMFORp.

NJ. l.. wyman Is unloading car of
shorts at the Falls.
Mrs. Herbert Berry arrived home FROM
her fathers ut East Dlxheld, where she
has been visiting the past three weeks.
Her health Is very poor. Their little
daughter, Myrtle, has been sick with
pneumonia, and IL still at East Dixfield.
Miss Susie K. Putnam returned to
Hebron Academy Thursday. Miss Lena
will not attend the spring term, as her
mother needs her help at home.
Z. T.. Abbott, who has taken the w,
Clark farm Of his father-in.lsw for this
year, has liz trees tapped, and w. A,
wymsn has DO tapped. Only three
days. run yet.
W. A. wyman recently bought full
blooded Jersey COW Of Peter Thomas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
SUMNER.


Bees were plenty last week. =,
The neighbors turned out and fitted
up the wood piles for the following
Harrison Bonney, c. NJ. and A. X. Par
lin and Levi Newell.
C. NJ. Psrlln does not seem to improve
much.
Flora Sturtevant has gone to Bryants
Pond to work In the hotel.
o. l.. Newell has traded his oxen Tor
a pair Of J. year-old steers with Nelson
Young of Hartford. :,
At a school meeting In Dist. No. =,
April 9th, @. Ii. Foster was chosen
agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
DENMARK.

Mr.. Edmund Plngree Ia visiting friend
In Llmlngton for few days.
Mr.. Chas. Blake has gone to Fryeburl
to work.
Mr.. james Ingalls, has secured sltua'
ton In the Ice business In Boston for the
summer and will 20 next week.
Mr.. A. ii. Jones IL putting an add
ton on the house Of George Colby to 60
commodate summer bosrders.
Mrs. Emma Warren has gone to Port
land to spend the summer With her
daughter.
Mr.. J. n. Smith IL In poor health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

n ,omplste file Of Paris town re
-. r"ples 81 the report for 1870 and
- ,r, wanted BY citizen OF the town.
krI am one who has report to spare
siibsr Of those years be Kind enough
= communicate the fact to the Demo-
80 Ne would also like to secure a
(,.Sr Of the atlas Of Oxford County,
f.9,nv one having a copy which he
ki.be. 10 dispose of, will do well to let
know of h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
EAST RuMEORD.

Peter Thomas Is getting out lumber
To build q new house.
I. W. Abbott IL on the gain.
jefferson Jackson has moved Into X
Z. Abb0tt's house.
II. ii. Tlbbetts has moved Into Ills
new house.
Virgil Abbott has $50 maple trees tap.
ped.
Jessie Bishop hiss the largest lamb In
town.
J. X. WEIGH IL threshing his last years
grain.
G. T.. Blanchard has the lumber Out
for q new house.
@. W. Curtis Of Byron has bought
VIM. Farnum's farm on Red Hill.
There are now eight inmates on the
town farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
OlCkvAle.
We have had few days Of good sap

We have had few days Of good sap
weather.
Eibridge Smith Il about to move on to
the George Canwell place for the sum
mer.
Herbert Burgess has moved to Yves,
Peru Into Noah Halls rent.
George w. Gordon has been up from
Auburn and let q job to have one hun
dred cords of cleft hard wood cut on the
Amos Canwell place this spring.
Charles Burgess has commenced worh
for Mrs. Hannah bishop for tho season
Miss Hattie Andrews Of Auburn u 90
n Walt 20 her father In Franklin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

49, who we're awakened by thu
A.. sunday morning enjoyed con-
:, ,hst comes but once In a lifetime
-. nere hundreds Of them, and they
u, m,n,rpd To- clear the tops OF the
q, snow. and were fitting from
~ IN hough, and singing "a IL "ths
- Vas ~ all covered with snow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

w.,rsu Austin has secured a plum
ns .s Of the variety dispensed by
\. Plum Trust, but OF a different KIND.
.'.m,ie a years engagement as
sIAi,,I of the searsport High school.
i \. desirable position and a good
70, ro.ltion, and he Is to be con-
,ni,ted upon securing it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS OF PARIS

10 order to close up all taxes com
nliici 20 me for collection for the year
lS!. within the year OF commitment
| hall have TO commence legal proceed
hgs NAY sth next. Consequently ther,
will be expense made on all taxes botf
rsll and personal without exception, re
naming unpaid on aud after the above
nlmed date.
CHANDLER GARLAND, Collector.
Paris, Me-, April 10, 1898.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
nXEORD

Miss II. L. IIersey Of Boston was at
home for few days during the Easter
holidays.
Miss Jennie Hayes and George Poor
took prizes at Hebron ut the close OF the
spring term. ....
Harry Hayes Is at orono. lie will be
/ absent wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
keIAR FALLS.

A young man from Conway, n. H.,
aged IL years, attracted considerable
attention In this place on account OF his
height, o feet, : 3-l inches.
Mr.. Holmes IL enlarging his store.
Post office fight Is the chief topic OF
the day.
Judge Walker was In the place Mon
day and Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Folsom has gone to the NJ.
T.. Conference.
The wooden factory Is having all IL
can do.
II. II. Ridlon Is school agent for this
district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
Di..elu.ion ., Ce-p.r.n.r.hi ;.

We the undersigned hereby give notice tina
.no ~ 49, LII =. %on,., ..,,s IT, A.,
name and style Of the AndrOscoggin Lumber
Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent.
Our entire interest In the property belonging u
said company has this day lren cold and conveyed
10 Ongen A. Mcfadden Of Portland. who assumel
all the contracts, obligations and liabilities Oi
said company, and who succeeds to all our right
under said co.partnership. All claims against
said company must lie presentel 10 him for pay
ment, and all debts due said company be !,
authorized 20 receive and discharge.
Dated at Canton this twenty eighth LAY o.
March A. ID lsn.
GEO. n. STAPLES.
A. u. CHILDs.
OSCAR CHlLDS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

,..,,.,.,li.t Circle at the hall next
l!i,' evening. supper at o'clock as
fnii' The entertainment following
, q, =. Given by the infant class, con-
alaS come aud see the little ones.
,ImI.,iou ~ cenis'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
uocke,s MILLS.

The Current Events Club met with
Mis- Tena Young Last Wednesday even
ing and sfter the election OF nrs. Annie
Stoweli 40 Vice President and Mrs. Dora
Kimbali a. Secretary tho following pro-
gramm, Was rendered:
seciai Msslc. ieskg'
instrusssssal mssic. Mr.. seSwen.
IIaWaiian Monarchy. Az. Eonon-
Essay % IL Hawaiians, ".
c cssa, fSlsa G. r. x,-sa,i asd s.i;is sssIs
Tss club a.s.. in two vssla with
Ma Belle Cole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
NORTH NORWAY

NORTH NORWAY.
Following Ii list Of unclaimed letters
at North Norway post office, April lst
Mr.. c. W. Farnum.
Mrs. Florence Young.
Mia. lillian staarua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

vnext Thursday. IL may De
fi' lpnc,gh 10 boil eggs, but there
|arS much ball playing, here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

n. Marble Of Boston spent
W, = With his parents here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

,uyar parties at Hon. George =.
INv,nT. during the past week nave
iS,,sly enjoyed by sunday school
(''..%aie. Of members Oh MT. HAM
Life family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

4. Hawke. Of Mechanic Falls
Wing FRIENDS In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18

..,,g,ment l. announced OF our
Ins 'T reanr citizen, II. A. whitman
C ,ty Scra Beverage Of Rockland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-18
ION THE HILL.
pIRECr0RY.

,ceurch Rev. p. Wedge. Pa.
rr.i Racrst .n nv sunday AZ n A. y. Sunday
!. Pesshins .,bhath Evening service ~ !
Isssla y n Meetings Thursday Evenings q
,sr.s,, church: sunday school svsry
,iT n ilAS ----