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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
WESI auckElElp.

Mrs. J. y. Mayhem has been at WORK
at ii. ii. Bucks.
c. ID. Harlow and family came home
Saturday, Nov. II, from Clifton.
A. Mayhew has led home some good
looking cows lately.
Mrs. l.. j. Morse Il going to Hsver-
hill, Mass, to spend the winter with her
sou, DIR. Morse.
Miss Sarah Morse has had bad sore
on her face.
Oscar Eastman and family went to
Mexico Friday, Nov. 3, aud while there
their son Georgia was very sick with
the Group.
Decatur Turner and wife are going 10
Massachusetts,, Nov. -, to spend the
winter with their sou, George Turner.
Webster Maxim has been down from
Lynn. lie fixed his barn up for winter.
lie has a lot Of colts to winter.
A dance at the old waldron house
Wednesday evening, Nov. Is.
Etsel Smith Il To have shooting
match, Nov. 20. The luckiest ones get a
chicken.
&. A. Warren and q. ID. Warren will
commence to cut timber on their lot
this week.
T.. ID. Keen has snapped horses.
=. Keen has bought horse Of Mr..
Rowe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
TALK OF THE STATE.


George Merritt Of Bar Harbor com
mitted suicide by shooting. No cause Il
known for the act.
A hre was started at the Bath lroI
Works Wednesday night and did about
$1,000 damage, but was extlnguished.
Pulpit Harbor has one of the oldest
churches In Maine. Ii belongs to the
baptist denomination, and has been
standing since 1905.
The widow of George Brown OF Bow.
dOlnham, who was killed on the railros,
track near TOpshain fair grounds on the
night Of October Is, will sue the road
for damages.
Special Police Officer wyer Of Port
land has been suspended from the force
for thirty days for beating boy with n
stick In the corridor Of the city hall ,
where he was on duty.
A man of 10, who Il pronounced un-
doubtedly insane, set fire to paint shop
In Saco, and had narrow escape from
perishlng In the flames. lie will proba.
bly, be sent to the insane hospital.
Maine Il certainly great state.
While the ground In this section has Just
begun to crust over o. nights, ut Fort
Kent they are reporting the ground
frozen to the depth Of four Inches.
The reservoir at South Berwick burst
the eth Inst. letting out 400, 600 gallons
Of water, and causing. a loss OF 5000.
The accident leaves the town without
water for fire or domestic purposes.
The common iron safe In the grist mill
at Canaan Was tapped Saturday night,
the 4th Inst, by burglars, who secured
s. In silver. They also got q few cents
from the money drawer. They took
some Of their tools from blacksmith
shop across the street.
Already the farmers along the line Of
the Knox and Lincoln Railroad are at
work getting out Christmas trees, OF
which they make such large shipments
every fall. This IL an Item that cOnsti-
tutes quite yearly source OF revenue to
the people Of that section.
Barbed wire fences still continue to
come In for anathemas. Mr.. Eugene
Buzzell Of Monroe Is the latest loser on
account of them. Two valuable colts
belonging to him got out OF the pasture
and strayed into the farm OF a DeighbOr
where they became tangled up In a
barbed wire fence, and were so badly
cut that both had to be killed.
The Kennebec Central Railroad has
been running over three years, has car
rled over 100000 passengers and thou
sauds of dollars Of valuable freight, and
has never had an accident OF any sort,
and no living creature has been Injured
on the road. The first year $4,000 peo-
pie were carried, the next $4,000 aud
the last 5000. Several thousand peO-
pie have been carried since the last year
closed.
Dora Wiley, who has been giving
sacred concerts Sunday evenings at Ban
gor, advertised one Mt Augusta, but
some OF the church people have been
aroused and propose to stop II posi-
bic. They do not allege that there j.
anything Immoral about the concert,
but that Il IL q diversion and breaking
the Sabbath law. Some years ago n
negro company which attempted to give
u sacred concert there was obliged to
give 1t up on account OF opposition from
the same source.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oo,Nos or the WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
ouckrtelp.

oSSNFt&sS.
Stanley Blsbee, Esq, and family, ol
Rumford fslls, were In town over Sun
day. the 9TH Inst.
Henry Nulty, superintendent OF Port
land Packing Co.'S factory here visited
Portland with his wife last week.
Buckfield sent q good delegation d
the Auasagunticook Sunday School
Convention at Turner Wednesday, who
report good session.
DIR. J. y. DeCoster and family visited
their Bethel friends the past week.
Peter Tileston Of Mechanic Falls II
the guest Of his brother-ln-law, David
Record.
T. II. Lunt Il Improving the ground,
about his residence,
+. =. Bridgham, Esq, "smote" the
rock near his dwelling, and an abund-
ant supply Of pure water IL the result.
j. A. Rawson's new buildings have
been treated to coat Of paint In neutral
tlnts.
The iine weather prevailing this fall
should give farmers good send-ofi
toward spring blowing.
Miss Mary l.. Spaulding OF Hebron's
% class, who has been teaching In
Brownville the past summer, has return
ell to her home.
j. Elmer Warren Of the same class II
teaching the fall term In the new school
house In the I.athrop District.
II IL now our turn To smlle-at cleo
ton results. ale laughs best who laughs
last"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
PORTER.

Pleasant for November but more rair
IL needed.
Mr.. Elmer Holmes Of Kezar Falls
died on Tuesday last from dlphtheria
Mr. Holmes Was very quiet, steady
and industrious man In the prime OF life
lie leaves wife and one sou. lie was
a kind husband and lndulgent father
The family have the sympathy OF all 10
their bereavement.
Mr.. VIM. ii. Sawyer and wife are Wis
ting friends In Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. y. Z. French has gone to Boston
to get work ut his trade for the winter
Mrs. Mary French has taken her little
daughter to Boston for medical advice
She has been In rather poor health for
some time and seems to be falling.
This place Is annoyed by u set OF hood
lums about every night. A dose OF
good wholesome law Il what they need
and what they are going to get II they
persist In annoying people as they have
In the past.
Mr.. Charles Holmes and wife are herr
from Boston and may stop through th'
winter with his father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
seS1 pARia

weather good and election returns
quite sAtlsfActory.
J: II. Cole Z working at Rumford
Falls.
4. Z. Hayes Il to be the keeper Of the
new toll bridxs 1t Mexico.
Henry Proctor Of Sumner and Charles
Durham Of this place are painting Z. NJ
Morgan's buildings.
II. K. Andrews 10 having cloak sale.
Members Of Golden Cross Lodges at
Bryant's Pond and South Paris visited
the lodge In this place Friday evening. A
very enjoyable evening for all, the home
lodge furnishing quito literary enter
tainment and an oyster supper.
The remains OF George w. Young OF
Braintree, Mass, were brought here for
interment Thursday. Mr.. Young was
about "a wears old and former resident
Of this place and member Of Granite
Lodge, y. 4 A. NJ. Members OF this
order escorted the remains to the Gene
tery.
Read r. l.. webbs Blue Store adver-
and profit by Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Mrs. Sarah l.. Bean Il some better
she has been very III with erysipelas In
her head, and bad liver trouble.
NJ. Penley, ON his recent trip To
Massachusetts, visited aud set his foot
upon the famous Plymouth rock; also
saw the grave Of Miles Standish, over
whose remains a handsome monument
has been erected.
Fixing aqurducts seems to be the
general business here.
Herman Skillings IL back here working
for VIM. Chapman. His winters job
In Massachusetts, Was q short one.
Warner Kendall, brakeman on the
Grand Trunk Railway, WAS here recent
Nv. lie has had the III luck To lose part
of his forefinger. and last week came
near losing his life through the careless
ness Of his engineer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
AERRQN,

While out fox hunting one day this
week Mr.. Milton Bearce shot fine,
large deer.
Prof. J. y. Moody spent Sunday with
his mother.
Rev. w. ii. Clark Of Mechanic Falls,
aud Miss Butterfield Of Needham, Mass,
were In town Monday afternoon and
called on few friends.
Quite a large number went from here
Tuesday to attend Pomona Grange,
which was held at East Hebron.
Frank Smith Is better and will proba-
bly, recover.
The foundation II being laid prepsra-
tory to moving the old chapel, which Is
to be fitted up as gymnasium. The
change will be = great Improvement to
the grounds.
A class supper was held Wednesday
evening.
This friday IL the coolest morning
Of the season, 23e at O O'Clock.
DIR. DOMAIN has been away for few
days this week. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
HIRAM.


In the recent death OF Dea. Jacob III.
I.ovejoy Of Albany We regret to lose .
valued correspondent and cherished
friend. In q life Of q half century we
have never known life more pure and
peaceable, or more beautifully rounded
In all that makes the useful citizen and
Christian gentleman. But there II con-
ISOLATION 10 the thought that after life
well spent, with his work all done, worn
out with the weight OF weary years like
q sheaf Of golden grain, he has been
gathered to the homo where his loved
ones awaited him.
Last week a rumor OF the death Of Mr..
Mai Lowell was abroad. We are glad to
learn that he Il living and likely to re
cover.
Mr.. James Clemens Of Worcester,
Mass, was In town Last week to remove
his children and his mother to hassa'
chusetts.
Mr.. Frank O. Ham Of Brownheld wal
IN town Wednesday.
Married at Peaks Island Oct. 81, Me-
Austin Wadsworth OF Hiram. and MIS-
Frisda n. BlIsfornicht Of Peaks Island
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
BROWNFIElD.

Mr.. Mark Staples and Erastus Cole
aud families are soon to return from
Fryeburg where they have been en-
gagged in business for the last three years
to their home In Brownfield.
Mr.. w. ii. Hazelton who has lived In
the Staples house for two years past
goes to Denmark.
II. ". Lane, who has been In Boston
for number Of years, has returned to
his home In Brownfield.
Charles Lane has moved into Mrs. s.
Ii. Beans house.
The Pequawket Circle met Friday al
their rooms aud made plans for the win
ter.
Henry Meserve Is down with typhoid
fever.
There are two cases OF scarlet fever ID
town.
Mrs. Sim Eaton has a young son.
A dancing school Is soon to commence
In this village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14

strain up on the OF string" such
n. the KEYNOTE Of the most exciting
vat Of the week-sn old-fashioned
Ss.s-bau., hauling. Joseph Radcliffe
n ,ht the lot where the late consumed
" factory stood, and bought the old
.aing house, purposing to move IL
nlily 10 the lot. A hauling bee was
gointsl tor Thursday morning, and
LJhs oxen and heavy horses In the
aliiy were invited to come out and
fR When the morning came, twenty
~ Of oxen and four pair of horses
v, on hiui. not to mention teamsters,
SSmen. reporters aud spectators. Mr..
as Of Waterford had charge OF the
4 AZ the first pull n section Of the
ulon the back end Of the house
nYpcd cut. and they went on
Il sii L.. The house was old, the
me bot IN very good condition, aud
Esiienis L. il al intervals necessitated
~. With loug steady pulls and much
tssr stops, with much shouting aud
l-,ning and more standing around walt.
!. and With "A limited consumption of
st~ and other refreshments, the day
nv away, and when darkness came on
sbUildlug was still thirty or forty rods
~ ~ place. The oxen aud theiI
si,r, v.1' hons, ditto spectators, and
s-n'lr, : In 40 o'clock on Friday.
Mug To- forenoon the narrow road
lih"vu 'khl,l"l an put In shape, and
= hou., moved we'll until within n few
stot u, estimation, when one OF the
e. struck 4 stone, and there she was
itrsn hour or two Of work they sue
'sisd Ia covering the rest Of the dis
a,ce, and the hous" now stands right
ahgsllr The ancient boiler, where once
D tusy paner hummed Its merry song
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
BETHEL


Mr.. Clinton Barker, our "tavern keep
sr." has furnishcd entertainment thia
fall 70 forty tramps. Since the silver
question has been decided only touI
wanderers have applied. M. Barker
hopes this bin has . similar enect on
other towns.
No iycsum was held at the academy
last week.
Preparations arc being made for mock
trial Thursday evening. Mr.. Stuart u
arrested for assaultiug Mr.. A. O. Eames.
Herbert G. Rowe and W.. 8. Chandler
for plaintiff. @. O. Williamson and
Archer Grover for defendant. The case
will be tried before Hon. A. Il. Herrick.
All arc invited TO be present to the pro-
ceedings.
Arrangements are being made for =
grand concert to come on at Bethel con-
Quoted by the well-known .Eollan Quar-
tette OF Lewiston. The quartette u
composed of the following well-known
artists: George w. Horne, ID tenor; A.
r. Prince, LIST tenor; Fl. 4. Tell, basso ;
K. +. Scruton, baritone.
The old Moses Cross block on Main
Street 10 now being taken down and
moved away, and q fine block OF stores
to be erected In its place.
The yearly communication OF Bethel
Lodge, r. and A. NJ, occurred last
Thursday evening, Nov.o. Election OF
officers.
Mr.. Thomas Hastings and his wife re-
turned last week from the worlds fair.
Our station agent, Mr.. Chandler AMI
wife, +. 8. Kilborn and Gen. Q. 3. Ed
wards have just arrived from the worlds
fair.
Judge K. Foster IL now at home.
Our local sportsmen are having great
times among the cartridges and foxes.
Foxes arc Just being slaughtered at
wholesale.
Perry A. Blake has sold his farm to
Mr.. Iferrick, now living on the Brown
place. Price paid $500.
Prof. Wight II now at home, but will
leave Saturday for New Hampshire to
hold singing conventions.
The M. T.. church was full last Sab
bath, both forenoon and evening. j. e.
Billings, tenor, Prof. Wight, bass, pre-
sided In the choir.
Arrangements are being made for an
illustrated lecture on the worlds fair at
Bethel sO0n.
The Good Templsrs propose to hold
an entertainment and supper Mt Grand
Army Hall this week. All are Invited.
Read +. l.. Webb's Blue Store adver-
tisenient, aud profit by 1t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
WEST BETHEL.

Rev. Mr.. Newton preached an adj,
sermon ut the school house In tho VII
lsge last Sunday. The attendance wat
very good. lie has also been holdin,
evening meetings during the week Will
quite an interest manifested.
1. ii. Bean has been loading
potatoes ut the station again this week
Price paid forty cents.
ii. l.. Grover made business trip Il
Berlin Falls this week, and reports hart
times In business affairs.
A. y. Bean has gone to Connecticut
on business. lie Is making strenuous
efforts to keep business active, but find'
II hard work.
n. w. Mason Is at work on Ed Bell''
house.
Albion Mason Il building q large ant
substantial hen house. MIR. Mason and
wife are among our moot successful
poultry raisers.
+. B. Shaw and 4. g. Wheeler have
been building a line fence between thell
fields, Of post and wire.
Lydia Peabody Of Gllead Is In town
and with her sister, Mrs. Verrill, called
on US few days ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
NORTH PARIS.

Mr.. Fuller has got moved.
Hiram Durham has bought a yoke OF
oxen Of America Andrews.
Mrs. Ida Fuller Of South Paris called
on friends here Nov. 2d. She was TAX
Ing orders for two books.
Mr.. Page and wife Of Auburn were at
Granville Fuller's lately. lie has re-
turned home, but his wife will remain a
while.
Lewis Briggs Of Harrison and Miss
whitney visited at his aunt's, Mrs
Eugene Curtis, last week.
Elmer Tuell and wife Of West Paris
visited mt his fathers Sunday.
Eugene Curtis has bought the Rich.
ardson pasture part OF the Ira Warren
farm.
Josephine Benson remains very sick
James Thompson has sold yoke OF
oxen to Henry Russ Of Woodstock.
George Young, who recently visited
here, died Nov. q OF heart trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
NonTu nticxel9to

Jason Mitchell has moved Into Z. D.
| lIeald's Record stand.
Oscar Turner and wife Of Hartford
and Lauren Keen and wifc Of East
Sumner were Waiting relatives and
| friends 10 our place last week.
Clint Bates and wife were at Mrs. H.
Monks Sunday, the 9Th.
Ada Churchill ID With Mrs. n. b.
Emery again for while.
o. L. varney Of Sumner ID doing quite
lot Of carpenter work 10 our place this
fall.
Jefferson Farrar has bought and Il 70.
moving the last building from the old
powder mill site.
Head Brothers have been putting 10 q
new water wheel the past week.
Chandler Damon sold q horse to
Sumner parties this week.
There are lots OF horses for sale Ia our
vicinity but few buyers.
Luther Turner Is at work house paint.
Ing this fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14

To the Honorable Board Of County Commis
sioneIs for the County Of Oxford, state Of
Maine!
The undersigned citizens Of the county Of OK
fori respectfully represent that common con
yenience and necessity require certain new 10
cations, alterations. gradings anil discontlnu
ances in the County Road leading from RumfoI,
Centre ferry 10 Rumfori Falls ON the south siIs
OF the Androscoggin River and passing ID.
houses OF o. T Thurston. W. NJ. Adams, y. y
Putnam and v. 4. FULLER. viz; Tha. certain ,l.
QraillnRs are required between ltumfori Centt
ferry and the house Of w. n. Adams and that
certain new locations. alterations. discontinu
ances and gradinEs are iequire,i between tns
house Of sai.l w. ~. Adams and the house OF
Virgil y. FULLER and also that the limits Of The
highway should be established from sail W..
Adams house 10 the house Of said Virgil T.
Fuller.
wherefore your petitioners ask that aitel
proper notice that your lIon0rs will view the
nremises, hear all parties Interested and TAKE
such action Ne you In your judgment deen
proper. 49,,
or. THURsTON. ct ais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
DENMARK.

Mr.. Moses Bradbury Is quite sick with
lung fever. ~ ~ 49,,
of Mrs. 3. @. Davis, has been At the
home OF his daughter for few days
Walt. lie has been In the employ OF the
Nashua Railroad Company, - target
tender and switchman, Tor ~ years. :.
The new firm Of Liboey 4 stiles took
possession Of the !. n. Smith hardware
store to-day, Nov. sth, and viii carry .
full line Of hardware, etc.
n Il rumored that the Bartlett House
will be closed a. . public house, ana
that it IL for sale.
Miss Nettle Berry from Boston 70 VS.
iting with Mr.. and Nrs. Eugene lid
Mr.. Joseph winn has taken tho Rufus
Bennett farm 10 carry on.
DIR. Brown h having bis mont yafu
graded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
a. 'III>ON CHOSEN MEMBER FOR
OXFORD COUNTY.

he convention Of delegates from the
ueral agricultural societies OF Oxford
eSaty met according To the call at the
gpsnds Of the Oxford County Agri-
lsigal society, ON saturday, Nov. H.,
gu o'clock A. NJ, to choose q member
tlhe Maine State Board Of Agriculture
" The term Of three years. The meet
iNas called to order by the secretary
tlhe Oxford County society. william
Walker, Esq, OF lowell, was chosen
aaimau and A. G. +. King secretary.
4 committee on credentials Was APP
'ozled. consisting Of the following dele
a,ss; J.. 4. Roberts, j. y. Talbot, III.
! Tluell, j. NJ. Phllbrook, George X.
Sah. The committee reported dele
De, present from the several societies
sblloUs:
oifori County Agricultural society, south
n, J. 4. Roberts, Norway; =. Porter s.esrrs
g.; ,yrus =, Hayes, Osford; snsar u
tlsr-iie Park, Bethel; J. N. Philbrcok, j. a
alle, (ab-ent), Moses A. Mason, >. u
'tAsr. taLssnt) q. NJ. wormell.
Vet UXford Agricultural society, fryeburE
~fs Il. Bean, William q. Walker. Lowell
snN Ame- sweden, william ". Abbou
fsb1rg (assenp. NJ. N. smart. fryeburg
t-snt
'1,ri North Agricultural society, An.ioyer
o Hue. >. y. Caldwell. n. d. Caldwell. Z. A
nster, J D. Talbot.
lsirOscosgin Valley Agricultural so.iets
N ,sta i. " W. stet-sn. Orlando irish, u. u
\ M, Z. n. oldham. Vim. Thomas, tab-e"D
letc,i, That John q. Ames be author
~ TO east the votes Of absent delegates
IN West Oxford Society; Il. IL
Nelson those Of AndroscOggin Val
2 N'cisty, and J. NJ. Philbrook and
", Wormell one each for River
" Park.
sallote,l for a member Of the Maine
Ssafd Of Agriculture from Oxford
esnly. Whole number OF votes %
~ Ming 20 Paris h,d . and =. y
ss'son Of sumner had lG. =. y. Stet-
VAS declared elected.
|" motion % II. T. Tirrell, which was
wooded by Orlando Irish, voted. that
yshieni v. 4. DeCoster our grsti'
rior the able manner In which III
ysnh.d the Last unexpired term.
'%ed, To adjourn without date.
A. &. +. MING, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
LOWELL.

Mrs. Lizzie Price has returned to
Haverhill.
Seth Fife, Esq, Of Frycburg, was In
town on business Friday.
w. o. Brown has sold his apples and
cranberrles at BrldgtOn.
John 8. Perkins and son OF Brownfield
were In town Friday, looking for some
fancy cattle.
Written, the cattle man, went from
here Thursday with q drove Of cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
HARTFORD.

The Inhabitants In this vicinity hav,
formed cemetery association known n
the South Hartford Cemetery Corpora
ton. The officers are as follows:
President, A. 8. Purkis.
Clerk and Treasurer, u. A. Hutchinson.
Executive Committee, n. A. Bicknell. VIM
Cushman and Lot 4. Keene.
They propose to enlarge the yard al
well as make some improvements. -.
John Thurlow had two year-old
heifers which he turned out to pasture
last spring. They soon became so Wild
that II was impossible for any one to mp.
proach them. About week ago he
turned out the neighbors and followed
them nearly all day, then they were hnal-
ly shot near the house OF John Bryant.
Mr.. John Thompson has sold his farm
to John Benson for $1,000.
Church Holmes got thrown from his
road cart the other day, but 1t did not
hurt him much as he struck on his
bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
solIrh WOODSTOCK,

Taking courage by our West Paris
correspondent with his three lines OF
printed matter for last weeks Issue
iweil, I guess I'm even with him before
l Begin, rs to news:
Mrs. franklin Thurlow IL very sick
with heart trouble. Her recovery Is
very doubtful. ,.
Up to this writing 1t IL generally
healthy, except colds. st,
No news, frosty nights and lovely
days.
framps plenty Of one kind, seeking
work aud lodgings In Jail; and canvass
Ing tramps trying to keep out OF the
poor-house. Both are uphill business
thia fall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
eAsr WATERFORD.

samuel Patterson and family have
moved from the store to their farm.
Nrs. Patterson still keeps the store and
Alonso B. Brickett Of Norway ha'
housht Horace K. Aliens farm.
NJ. and Nrs. q. G. Couroy OF Maiden,
Msss., have bsen Waiting Mrs. Conroy''
uncle, 8. q. Hall.
q. II. Hodgdon and son Perley drove
10 Portland and Lewiston thi. week.
Paul Howe has bought and moved on
the Benl. Narstou farm. A large mum.
Der attended shooting match supper
ana dascs q he place Monday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Geo. Kimball has been on q trip
up to New Hampshire selling wagon
Jacks, meat, etc.
X. l.. wescott Il coming from Port
land To finish work on his house.
Mrs. Jane Penet Il visiting relatives
and friends In this vicinity.
School began In Dist. No. I, the 9Th,
under the instruction Of Mrs. George
Grover.
Mr.. Thomas klmball has returned
from Berlin, n. H., where he has been
doing mason work.
The weather l. So pleasant that II IL
hard To believe that Il IL near the middle
of November. But people are beginning
To think of Thank giving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-14
kEIAR FALLS.

Elmer Holmes died Nov. eth from
dlphtheria.
Mrs. Clemens has gone to Boston to
live with her son James the coming
winter.
Dandelions In full bloom have been
found by several.
A party from this place are going to
Portland the 10th to hear Col. IngersOll.
The teachers institute at East Brown
field will have good representation OF
this section.
Mrs. Lulu Dinsmore, nee FOss, has
been visiting her cousin, Mr.. D. L.
Mason.