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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
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SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.



On sunday Mrs. Charles =. Howard
was called to Denmark to the funeral Of
her father, Mr.. Moses II. Bradbury.
Mr.. Marshall l.. Wadsworth has die
Inferred the deceased members Of Col.
Charles wadsworth's family and remov-
cd them 10 Cornish.
Mr.. Wallace ID. wadsworth, who was
seriously injured by driving Into an
open sewer 1t Cumberland Miils In the
night, has como home from the Maine
General Hospital aud IL improving.
We recently read an article approving
Of shorter sentences for criminals. 10
viii soon DO time for tho seutimentallst
to provide roast turkey, plum cake and
mlucc pie for their Thanksgiving dinner,
also q bouquet for their buttonhole, and
get up petition for pardon Of burglars
and murderers. There should be . vlgi-
lance committee In every village and
hamlet In Maine. when certainty and
severity characterize the course OF
Justice toward confirmed criminals
man may be safe In his bed at night.
Charles y. wadsworth raised sixty
barrels Of cranberries this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
plxElElp.

Several OF our citizens went to lewis
ton to attend the lecture Of Col. Inger'
soil at City Hall.
We were somewhat surprised on rising
Wednesday morning OF this week to hnd
snow on the ground and housetops. II
showed nearly all night Tuesday night
and then Il turned to rain during Wed
nesday.
Rev. w. w. Hooper Of Deering preach
I'd In the church to q large aud Interest
ed audience Sunday morning. Nov. l0th
Il was fine sermon and well delivered.
He Il going to preach here In the church
Sunday, December Sd, at IL A. NJ, II he
does not make other arrangements 70
send some one. Be sure and come your
self and bring some one else with you.
The sick ones about the village are
slowly on the gain.
A few runners have been here the past
week.
There Is some company from Boston
here visiting. 49,,
Our spool factories are still running
on part time.
Our Endeavor Society held its regular
Sunday evening service last Sunday, and
after the regular meeting followed Nm
adjourned business meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing six months:
Pres., George l.. Merrill.
Vice President, Eugene l.. Kidder.
Secretary, Mrs. Il. 3. SWEET.
Treasurer, Ms. ID. A. Gates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
kEIAR FALLS.

am requested to express through the
Democrat thanks to the people OF
Brownfield for our entertainment while
attending the teachers institute.
Disciples Of Col. II. q. Ingersoll went
to Portland Monday to hear him lecture.
Schools are beginning again for ten
weeks session.
Apples are being shipped from Cornish
station by the CARLOAD.
The pine timber on several lots Is being
cut.
Mr.. Tobias A. Stanley Is making great
improvement on his buildings.
Mr. David Ridlon has rented part oil
Mr.. wakeHeld's house.
Mr.. G. l.. Mason and Mr.. ii. III. Rid
lou have made l57 sleighs since January,
1865.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
6UcKFiElD.


Mr. George Milliken Of Portland wa
IN town Saturday, the 18th, the guest o.
samuel Record.
DR.. o. X. Hall, who has BEEN sufier
Ing with q serious difficulty OF the eye.
has been to Boston to consult an emf
neut physician and returns grestly eo'
coursged. =,
Mrs. r.. G. Jewett Of Auburn will
make her homo with her sister, Mrs
Gerrish, during the winter.
DR.. Herbert Davee Of Massachusetts
visited DR.. w. Z. Brigham last week
Mrs. Samuel Thomes and Mrs. Horace
Morrill, have gone to Massachusetts for
. few weeks visit.
Russell's meat market has gone Into
winter quarters at the Kinds store.
Fremont l.. Irish has moved his bar
ber's shop to chamber over the Allen q
Thomes store.
Miss Mary L. Bisbee attended the
Ingersoll lecture at Lewiston last Tues
day evening.
Miss Lucy Prince has gone to Water
vile to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister, Mrs. Drumm0nd.
The Kickapoos have gone-and 30
have number Of shining quarters. ;.
The village schools closed last week
after very pleasant and profitable fall
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
ROxBuRv.

The new snow sent out the tribe OF
deer hunters. A two-horse load came
from Mexico. But the deer are quite
good at taking care Of their back tracks.
Chss. n. Fox Of Hsverhill-who was
raised In this town-has been down on a
hunting trip. stephen Taylor sold him
a fat deer to take home with him, aud
Ed HodsdOn sold him n big bear.
Charlie will not tell his friends In Haver-
hill that he killed this big game him
self. lie Il too honest for that.
The Frenchmen csmped below l.. II.
Reeds mill have banked their camp
with dirt To the caves, so they are ready
for war or peace. The earth work Will
stop bullets aud keep out old Boress.
What Frenchmsn don't know about
"roughing IL In the bush" IL not worth
knowing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
ANDOvER.

Sports are out with their fast horses
and cutters improving the occasion.
Miss Emma Hutchins, only daughter
OF Carlton Hutchlns, died the 10th; fun
eral services conducted by Rev. Mr..
Pickett Of Bethel, Wednesday forenoon.
willard s.. Newhall has sold his Inter-
est In the dowel mill to Mr. Stanley OF
Dixfield. :.
Mr.. Corson Is selling good beef at rock
bottom prices.
Thanksgiving services will be holden
In the Congregational church Thursday
evening.
The Universsllst sociable met with
Mrs. Esther Learned last Wednesday.
Pearl Z. Small was united 10 marriage
with Miss Cora Learned, Nov. IL. Many
invited guests were present and a good
time enjoyed by NIL.
Sidney Abbott has been confined 10
his bed most of the time since bis return
from the worlds fair, by slow fever.
Leslie Mason, at Mason's Falls, Is
building n larger dry house In place oil
the one recently burned.
The hook and ladder company have
got their building nearly completed. II
Il built Just back Of j. l.. Rlpley's stable,
commodlOus and easy OF access.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
plckNAlE.

Every one IL busy getting ready fol
winter.
&c. wyman IL buildiuga hen house
Miss Flora Buck, who has been very
sick at Geo. Hussey's, 10 better at THU
writing. Her parents Arc caring Tor
her.
Joseph Putnam has begun his school
In Dist. No. I, franklin.
The school In dat. No. 3 closed the
aist. The following are the names OF
the scholars not mlsslng attendance one
half day during the term: Royal A.
Ciemant, Frank ClemHnt, Eugene =.
Lane and Fred A. Lane. Eugene +.
Lane WAS neither absent nor tardy.
Royal A. and Frank Clemant were
tardy but once. X. y. Tracy, teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
FRYeBuRo CENTRE.

We had the pleasure OF genuine snow
storm Wednesday. About i've Inches OF
snow fell.
The demand for turkey this Thanks
giving Is so great that the patriarch
gobbiers of the flock are taking short
odds that they will be counted In with
cranberry sauce before the season Is
over.
Frank Knox Il q bustling young man !;
he and his wife are the happy parents Of
q bouncing baby boy, born last week. =.
Rev. DIR. Powell has delivered several
able sermons Of late at the Harbor
church. lie IL proving himself an
earnest, jealous worker In the cause OF
Christ.
Mr.. Chas. Kilgore Of whltefield,
N. H., Is visiting friends and relatives at
the Centre.
WIN Howard and Charles Harrington
visited the I. D. +. Lodge ut Dem
mark Tuesday night.
The penny-ln-the-slot machine at the
grange store had q successful run.
The foundation Of Mrs. DR.. Pryum's
cottage IL completed.
Arthur Plummer has been canvassing
the town With his patent gate hinges.
The ball ut Wiswell's Hall on the a9th
Inst, Il TO be the event Of the season.
o, the Irony Of improvements. The
residents Of Fish street have awakened
from their Rip Van Wrinkle sleep and
found themselves noted. Fsirvlew
takes the place Of Fish Street, and old
landmarks are being removed. In the
place Of the old farm houses may be
found "Elm farm," "Bradley villa,"
.Hlllside cottage" and the "Pine Grove
COTTAGE" In the future only the menu
bers OF the social 400" Will be allowed
10 build In the vicinity OF this acccumu-
lated wealth and aristocratic neighbor-
hood.
The people In this country appear
never to b satlsfed unless they are
doing something. They defeated Har-
rison because they wanted . change,
though under his sdmlnistration money
was plenty, tramps ~ere few, factories
, were going, and there was measure OF
prosperity In the country almost no
precSdcnted. Now they are confronted
with hard times, and are trying to get
back where they were before. The 70.
sult Of the regent elections will en-
ccursse Republicans throughout the
country, and the grand old party will
again rule.
foxes hayes bad reputation - 70
sards hopssty and regard for the right,
or others, bpt NO seen to have . nov
variety OF this animal In town, according
10 : story that comes from I'd Baker
he claims that q fox came Into his yard
one night and carried OF hen. Ar,
Baker Threatened vengeance on Oil foxe,
| 10 esnsral. He WAS greatly surprisee
recsutly % go fox cone Into his yard
snd drop 9 i've ben. T'hs hen was no'
70 rood . ths one carried Oh, bot prob
shiv u fox id. the beat be could, and
a b willing 70 oall ths tssds svsa' :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
TUESDAY, FORENOON.

il.s, Ni,tory through Grace, Chorus
hyyf. fuling fault Does not Cure faults,
Mi-. Cora VI. tiles, East Brownheh.
hpsF, Eui. anil sims In Teaching Geography.
Miss Annette kimbAll. last Hiram
IHsT, 4 Pupil Employed u Essily Contronsu,
Miss Ethsl l.. stone. Cornish
nysr, Eals AMI Aims la Teaching tea,ting.
Mr.. Francis A. fox, kefAr AIS
ha.s, BcaUtiful sunset. Shofus'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
NENRN.

The beautiful fall weather still con
tinues, though Ii was slightly varied
yesterday by few inches Of snow, and
a brisk rain succeeding.
Occasionally Is heard the sound OF
sleighbells, but wheels still predomi
nate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Vail have q lit
tie boy week old. Th- mother IL very
III.
"Aunt Dolly" Frost, an aged lady
residing with her daughter. Mrs. An-
gustine Powers, Il very low indeed. 1t
IL feared she will not long survive.
The schools In Districts Nos. and D
will close this week. Both profitable
terms, taught respectively by Miss
Msenette Littlehale and Miss Ina Silver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
HEBRON.


Rev. Mr.. Parshley OF Rockland gave
q very interesting lecture here Monday
evening, Nov. sOth. Subject, "Klng OF
the Classics"
Rev. Mr.. Budden Of Norway with his
wife spent Sunday at Mr.. Hibbs'.
DIR. ]. Blake Robinson OF East Sumner
Il stopping while ut Mr.. Howe's.
Mrs. Addison Pratt, who has been
spending the summer with her sister-ln-
law, Miss Martha Pratt, returned to
her home In Boston this week.
The young ladies' Society OF Christian
Endeavor gave IN entertainment Thurs
day evening. The proceeds to be de-
voted towards the education Of young
Burmese lady, friend OF Miss Hale's,
one Of the students. We have heard no
report vet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
NORWAY LAKE,.

rAs .ssls. for Pstridss Bros.' mill
Rev. NJ. sillaa, lats missionary to
India, vlsited at Benz. Tuckera this
week.
David Flood has coumsnced to move
hls household goods Into bis nav house.
Mrs.. Mckay Of Norway village Waited
her daughter, Ms. Charles Weutsel.
Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY ~ OXFORD. ~.

COUNTY ~ OXFORD. 10.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COUNT,
October Term. A. ID. 1875.
Ephraim NJ. st.adman and James n. steal.
man both of Portland In the County OF Cumier.
land and state of Maine. e0-partners. doing
business 1t said Portland under nrm name and
style of X NJ. steadman 4 Co.. W. Edwin NJ.
Rowe Of Poughkeepsie In the County OF Duchess
and STATE Of New York. Defendant, and rnnk
n. Noyes and Henry u. Bearce. Trustees.
Aud now on susss.tioh % the Court that Edwin
NJ. Rowe, the principal Defendant at the time o.
the service OF the Witt, Was not an inhabitant OF
this state. and had no tenant, agent or Attorney
within the came; that his goods or estste have
been attached In this action, and that no has
had no notice cf said suit and attachment
IT In ORpERED. That notice Of the tendency OF
this cult be given TO the said Defendant. BY
publishing an attested copy Of this order To-
eether with an abstract Of the Plaintiff. . wit,
three weeks successfully. In the 0xfor! Demo.
crat newspaper printed at Paris In said County
OF Oxford the last publication 20 10 NOT lees than
thiry days before the next term OF sald Court, 70
hs holden st Paris. In and for said County ON
the second Tuesday Of February, A. ID. lsA,
that said Defendant may then and there appear
and answer 70 said suit II he shall zee cause.
Attest ALBEIT 8. AUSTIN, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
EAST oRoWNF,elp.

Am very sorry to hear Of the sorrow
which has come SO suddenly and under
such distressing circumstances to the
Democrat Office.
We are having quite winter, and We
must expect it for pleasanter autumn
we have seldom had.
The time for reunion and home-com-
Ing approaches. To some the vacant
seat will be sad reminder Of the pleas
ant Thanksgi,ings agone, and though
many are sad, no one but has some
blessings to be thankful for. Thanks
giving Il a pleasant anniversary.
School commenced In thls district GU
the aOth, taught by Mr.. Hobbs Of tbs
Maine State College.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
A ru''0D'-1HsnSSsssSn ALERT D. PARK. n..,...r.

OXFORD. % AT Court Of Probate held q
rs .S , SS Hu s.a ie 3, " sO coan q
Encch W. Woodbury.. named kyscutorin cor.
AMI 'a Tss;a%sn, gS6R T. 'IovsJcf
Ss;.s e .s.sss y :s iss ssss
e ths Oxford Ds.ccsss printed 3. fsns ss. !.
how esus: z .sy hey havs. Why ths -
dsossssd, and that Epoch w. Woodbury. BE-
A'ra' o'T1lAEs;Ss;a'hi r D. PARK, n.s...r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
Stow.

y. T.. Guptill Is making repairs on his
house.
Hattie Woodward closes her school
for vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Nellie Walker is expected home
the I'D.
Mrs. Eugene Charles is very feeble.
Joe Sheldon Il visiting at Mrs. o. X.
Barrows'.
Mr.. G. Y. Lufkin has had the water
brought into his house.
Mrs. Martha Barrows has returned
home from Lowell where she has been
keeping house for her daughter.
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A true copy-attest
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STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY or OxY0sp, sst
Board Of County Commissioners. sept. Session,
isaai held BY sijournmens Nov. 81, Ian
UPON ths foregoing petition, satisfActary svi.
demos having been reviewed that the petitioners
ars rssponsfble, and that Inquiry Into ths mer.
its Of their application u eSpsdient. IT 10 Oh.
DERED, that The County Commissioners meet ~
the Eim House, 10 Norway. on the art day
ri January next. - Ven Of the clock. a. ~, and
thence proceed 10 view ths ruuts mention.
Cd IN aid petition; Immediately amer which
In the vicinity. and such other ns.iurss
taken IN tho prsmises - The Counisslonsrs
shall Judge prvpsr, And % Il further ORpEnED,
that notice 81 TIE time. rlaes and purpose Of NJ
Commissioneu' meeting aforesaid b pvea 90 ~
pers0ns and corporations Interested. by causing
ittsstsd copies Of said petition AMI Of this ortsi
thsrsou 70 b. served upon the Cierk q
the town Of Norway, anil also postet up q
thres public plaoss 10 iaid town. and pablishe.
thrss wssks sucosssivsly In the Oxfor
n aid County Of 0kieri. IL arss Of ssi
ssSs. :ssssa ssa pssssa. 81 -: siiz asys 3
fore said tins Of needing. 70 - ed Tat 81
psrseas and corpeFatioas nay 49, esd ther
Appear ssd shsw ossss, u any ~ kevs. VI,
- yrsysr Of ssid psiiasssrs sSssA - ;
ArrrsrS ALBEIT Q. AusriN, Vlsrk.
q .i.s COPY ofssid ps;iass AVA csd& Ssss'
xssssre AbpIs3 Z Ausrrx, c'srt.
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STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY oY OXFORD. -.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,

COUNTY Or OxrORD, ~.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
October Term, A. ID. lH1.
Ephraim NJ. steaaman and James ~. Stead.
man, both of Portland In the County OF Cunbsr'
land and State Of Maine. copartDers, doing busi.
ness at said Portland. under the nrm name AMI
style OF y. u. steadman q Co.. W. Edwin NJ.
Rowe Of Poughkeepsie In the County OF Dutche.s
and state Of New York, Defendant, Frank u.
And now on suggestion 70 the Court that ssti
Edwin NJ, Rowe, the PRINCIPAL Defendant 1t the
time of the service of the Writ. was not IN In.
habitani Of Til. state. and had no tenant. agent
or Attorney within the same; that his goods or
estate have been attached In this action and that
he has had no notice Of said suit and attachment,
IT II ORDERED. That notice Of the pendency OF
this suit he given TO the said Defendants, by
publi.hinS an .,tested copy Of iai. oLie 70
three weeks succe.siyely in the OHfor, Demo
crat, newspaper printed at PAIL In said Coun'
ty, the last Publication 20 be not Ices than thirty
lays before the next term of said Court, To bc
holden at Paris. In and for said County, on the
second Tuesday Of February, A. ID. 1874. thu!
said Defendant may then and there appear AMI
answer 70 said suit, II he shall zee cause.
Attest ALBERT 8. AUSTIN, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
EAST WATERFORD.

Horace L. Allen has moved to Brldg-
ton Centre and A. b. Brickett has NOV
ed on the place thus vacated.
G. =. Ames' steam mill has been con-
yerted into dwelling house and Is &C.
cupied by A. ID. Kilgore.
Abraham Norwood IL spending few
days In Portland and Biddeford. His
wife will return home with him.
Albert Norwood Is at his brothers for
y fortnight.
The North Waterford ladies' circle
met with Mrs. l.. l.. Mclntire Tuesday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
HARTFORD.

The youngest daughter Of ii. b.
Forbes e quite sick.
Albert Sampson has been quite sick
but Il better at this writing.
Mert Warren dressed or 10 lambs for
II. A. Bicknell inside of seven hours.
c. NJ. Irish and family start for
Massachusetts, this week to spend
Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
""''''p' ALBERT d. PARK. Register,

OXFORD, % AT Court of Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday of Nov, A. ID. lS1:
Geo. o. Goodwin, Administrator on the estate
Of JONATHAN c. HACKETT. late of Oxforl.
In said County, deceased, having presented her
account of administration Of the estate Of said
deceased for allowance:
ORDERED, that the said Admr. give notice
20 all persons Interested by causing q copy Of
this or,ler 70 he Published three weeks suoces-
slyely In the Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris
that they may appear at Probate Court 20 lie
day of Dee next, at nine Oh the clock In the fore
noon, and show cause, u any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
GEO. A. WILSON, Judge.
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UPTON.

Claude Abbott Il ut home for q few
weeks from Bethel where he Is attending
school.
Mrs. A. o. Goodwin IL very III.
j. Orne Douglass Of Bethel Is spend
Ing few days In town.
win Burke has sold his horse aud
buggy to A. Brooks.
GLAND Brooks shot q deer Monday
that dressed two hundred pounds.
Ella Lane 10 at home from the lakes.
Fred Lane Is moving into the woods
for the winter.
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eRoWNF,elp.

wednesday morning the ground was
covered with snow. About four Inches
fell during the night. The greater part
OF Il has disappeared.
TIE Pequawket circle gave . variety
supper Id the Odd Gellows' banquet
rooms Friday evening. The rooms
wevs filed to OVERLOOKING and 20 were
tho tables.
Gossip says there Il to b. . grand ball
Thursdsy evening At town ball.
Tho village schools closed last Friday
Two wecks' vacation.
NIss Hattie Goodwin did on tn
town farm Monday week.
Charles Grxnsm u making reps'Fs %
his bulldings.
AbsI Ingalls,, ESQ, Of Dennark, wa
In town Tuesday looking afssf ossanesa
interests.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28

Paris. within and for the County of Oxford on
the third Tuesday Of Nov, A. u. lsS.
Hiram A. Ellis, Administrator on the estate
Of NATHANIEL THOMAS, late OF Hartford, in
count OF administration OF the Estate Of said de
ceased for allowance.
ORDERED, That said Admr. give notice OF
the same 10 all persons interested therein, 10y
publishing q copy Of thi. orler three weeks sue
cessiyely In the Oxfori Democrat, newspaper
printed at Paris In said County. that they may ap
pear at Probate Court 10 he holden at Paris, with
In and for said County. on the thl nj Tuesday Of
Dec. next, ut nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and
show cause, n any they have. why the sane
should NOT lie allowed.
A true copy-atteet -
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a.. Bs,eraee and her daughter OF
VT VI ,b,, mother aud sister OF Mrs.
sN Whitman. we're at Paris to at
Bin l,, funeral IL Mr.. whitman, and
~. Beverage remained for a few days.
" " Rsysr,se va. here for a short time
n, Nrek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28

OXFORD, Sat q Court Of Probate held al
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxfori.
on the third Tuesday of Nov, A. ID. ISIS.
estate Of ORISON CANNON, late Of Cant IN, In
said County, deceased, having presented bis SC
count OF administration of the estate of aaid de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That the said Administrator give
notice 10 all persons Interested, by causing copy
OF this order 70 be published three weeks suc.
cessiyeiy in the Oxford Democrat printed At
Paris, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 be held at Paris, In said County, on the third
Tuesday OF Dec. next, at nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, and show cause, II any they have, why
Inc same shouh not DO allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
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DENMARK.
Ar. !. N. Smith "A upon the alex lid

MI, N. Smith Is upon the sick lat
'sSr. Elmer Swan Is preparing 70 build
z hon house.
Denmark Lodge, No, 80, ]. o. o, r.,
have decided 70 build q stable 10 the rear
Of their hall, for the accommodation OF
In members who live " . distance. y.
Mr.. Moses bradbury died at bis old
home friday, nth, amer short out
painful sickness. Funeral Sunday, 10Th
A number Of brothers from Fryeourk
lodge, I. o. o. r., vlsited Denmark Lodge
Tuesday evening. Avsry enjoyable svsn
iug YES passed. -,
~. CSas. NcIntirs has taken large
logging JOB In Parsonsaslds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
PERU.

Wilson Stillman has flnlshed thresh-
Ing and gone up In Gilead to work 10
the woods with his team.
Mrs. Mcdonald Il quite sick With
cramp rheumatism In her hip.
Geo. Chase has finished work for III.
X. Robinson, and Il st work for his
father, 3. X. Chase, In the blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. Lapham Il improving slowly.
Miss Nellie Castle has flushed her
school In Dist. No. 2.
Cutting wood 10 the order OF the day
now, and getting ready for winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28
WEST BETHEL.

Charles Donham has been making
some repairs on his barn, raising II nj
some three or four feet thereby giving
him room for cellar,a great con-
venience.
Your correspondent was at the funeral
of Elljsh Wheeler OF Albany last Satur-
day. Mr.. Wheeler was native OF
Bethel, son Of Joseph Wheeler, one OF
the frat settlers Of the town, and was 81
years old. Il gives one . hint that be 10
growing old TO remember Of being at the
funeral Of both father and son with the
son 90 old 40 Was Mr.. Wheeler.
Pleasant Valley Grange, P. Of H., held
an interesting meeting LAST Saturday.
George A. Grover u building = road IN
the farm recently PURCHASED OF Peter
Wheeler.
E. J. Mains 10 haylng q large lot OF
wood cut In the woods and hal let the
Job Of hauling Il 70 West Bethel to
Lie~ellyq Grover Is repairing his
harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-11-28

Pa, Ar. Wedge, much to the sur
iss,j regret ~ every one, on sun
III nj. ry,iguation ~ pastor OF the
=! ~, H. ,bur,h on Paris Tin, to take
sP !, IN t,ur months. 4 parish meet
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