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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
FAST aRoWNeielD.


Rev. Matt \. Hughes of Portland Zone
Of New Englsnd's prominent orators)
gave very able aud interesting lecture
Monday evening, Nov. ~, on the Ameri'
can Pessimists.
The Juvenile Templsrs will give an en-
tertalnment on Thanksgiving evening.
MI are Invited 10 come and hear the
children.
Mr.. Ludo Chapman and Miss Ieafy.
both of Porter, were married by REV. %,
T.. Ridlon, Nov. u.
SIR. John Spring and Ms. Mildred
Gould, both of South Hiram, we're mar
riei by Rev. Mr.. Cotton, Nov. ~.
Mr.. Moses =, Moulton IL falling.
4 dance was held nc Meonlsn Hall,
Nov. y, aud only eight couples were
present.
Mr.. Mo.es Norton has sold his farm
and moved Ia this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
WILSON'S MILLS

n. :. Bean drove some cattle they had
sold 20 N. y. Elliugwcod "a camp
through the woods last week. They
have also sold several hundred pound.
20 mutton Tor the woods.
y. n. Bennett has hauled aud housed
= nice lot 20 seasoned hard wood that
wss sawed lat spring by horse-po~er.
Everett Beunstt has gone into the
woods Tor VI. u. >turtevsnt on the Dis'
mond.
}. : Daniorth aud wife wen, out the
first 81 the week.
The steamboat u hauled cut aud put
In condition fof winter.
~ Besrcc 4 Wilson do not operate az
here our small jobhcr. (thoss that work
their farm teams are cut 10 job.
4. VI. Kelly vent cut sunday With .
man from iAry's camp with badly cut
foot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
BETHEL.

Mas Mary True and her pupil have
gone to Dsddeck, &. H., to vtsit Prof.
Alexander Graham Bell aud family, at
their country seat. They have recently
returned from IIostou where they nj.
tended the twcnty-ilfth anniversary of
the opening of the Horace Mann school
for deaf mutes.
Mr.. Morrison has moved his family To
Mr.. Plaisted's rent. lie IL TO work for
J. n. Barrows. lie 10 To cut and draw
q large lot Of birch and spruce timber
for the chair shop.
The people In this vicinity will be
pleased In learn that the "Sandln- brook"
school will be re-opened December llth,
In Odeon Hall, under the supervision OF
the Ladies' Club. Further particulars
will be announced later.
The Methodist society gave Q very
pleasing entertainment aud supper at
the relief corps rooms Thursday even
Ing.
There will be union service Of our
churches Thanksgiving evening.
Frank Abbott has sold his farm TO his
brother Mort aud purchased the Barnett
farm In Bethel.
Miss Alice Grover 10 Enrol, ". H., IL
learning the "art" Of dressmsking OF
Miss Eva barker.
The W. &. T.. 4. met With Mrs. Ames
Tuesday afternoon. The questions dis
cussed showed that the ladies are inter
ested In the vital questions OF the day.
The work of the Union IL done In such
an unobtrusive way that many are not
aware Of its extent. The literature dis
tribu,sd here and In the lumber camps
cannot fsllio arrest the attention Of some
aud many a needy one will be- more
warmly clad through the aid OF the
Union here.
The friends Of Mrs. Mary Chandler
will regret To hear Of her Illness t the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Clayton Alb
bolt, at Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. e. y. Blsbce has purchased the
house on Clark Street, formerly owned
by Mrs.. Cummings.
For the past week our courtroom has
been the most lively place In the village.
Tuesday Klngman q. perham of Brysnts
Pond WAS brought before Justice Rich
for stealing . harness. Court adjourned
until Thur.dsv then the case was con-
tinued until Friday. lie was defended
nv Hon. J. \. Wright. South Tsri.. The
justice withholds decision until Monday
At ten o'clock A. n. The prisoner vent
home on bail
saturday Mr.. Cotton, oyerseer OF the
town farm. will appear before the court
ou charge ~ abusive treatment 81 one OF
the inmate. AT the farm. A case ls set
down for Monday and another for Tues
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
MAINE STATE FLORAL EMBLEM.
DIRECTIONS roR A UNIVERSAL BALLOT
N MAINE.

All Maine IL invited to vote at once
for the Floral Emblem which IL TO rep
resent Maine In the National Garland.
The noral candidates presented below
are proposed bya,ote OF the FLORAL Em'
limited In choice. This ballot may be
used for any number Of persons In the
same family or community by placing q
figure denoting the number Of votes for
each flower opposite the name OF the
flower on the ballot. In this way IL !.
hoped that some interested person will
canvass each nelghborhood. AL men
aud women 10 years OF age or over, are
cordially invited 10 have a voice In the
selection OF Maine's flower. Mark the
ballot opposite the name OF the flower
for which you vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
MISH aEIAEl

\. =. Bean hs. arrived home from
New York and business ID sgain lively
At the mill.
Grace Farwell IL visiting nj Gorhsm.
". H.. this week.
Mr.. Bedell ~ jefferson, y. H., 10
visiting friends In this vicinity.
rlors J. Wheeler il expected home for
week Ia spend Thanksgiving.
We learn that the neighbors who have
got sclu,Inied with IN. new occupant.
10 the II. u. Grover farm are much
pleased with them, and nv frequent
visit. are endesvoring to mske them feel
AZ home. Thl. Ia ss n should be-.
leon Tyler has swapped horse. aud AZ
he has 20, one much larger and stronger
ihsn the one he put OF, u IL inferred
that his meat trade u on the increase
ncce.sltsting . heavier team 10 carry II
on.
T.. II. shaw Il repairing the heating
apparatus AZ the school house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
DENMARK

Erne., and Irwin Ingalls, went To rsri.
Ilill "Wednesday and bought two yoke
81 cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Bennett have
been In town for little while.
Mr.. l.. \. lngall. IL repairing the old
hOu.. for Geo. smith.
Mr.. 4. II. Potter I. on the gain, aud
able Ia b. about.
Mr.. Alvin Ordway Il quite busy even
Ing. az the old mill.
Grand ball Thanksgiving evening Al
odd Fellows Hall. Music by Wood
bury Bros.
wh.w. Wasn't IL cold Monday night
The chimney CA the poet Office has Al
last been finished. Thsnks, Mr.. Jone-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

All votes must be In by January Let,
when the flower chosen by plurality will
be submitted to the Legislature for rati-
dcation. II YOU prefer National Flower
to National Garland, signify your
choice. Members Of the society who
have already expressed their prefer.
enees In the preliminary ballot, should
not vote sgain, a. their vote IL already
recorded.
Please cut the ballot out Of the news.
paper, al out the blanks 40 above indi.
Gated and forward the same promptly Ia
JANET j.. DINGLEY, State Chairman,
Maine State Floral Emblem Society
COL Court Street, Auburn, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
tAsr SUMNER.

The Coed Tcmplsrs will give an enter
tainment At their hall on Thanksgiving
evening In which farce aud musical 80
lections. readings, etc, will b. present.
I'll. An Interesting occasion !. promised
On All that attend.
Frank Barrett !. shipping apples from
last ~umnsr station.
Rev. II. y. Lawrence gave IN able adj
drcss 90 the Young people AZ the Hap
tit church on sunday the 18th Inst.
eur winter school i IN charg" 81 VII
son lysrson "a West Sumner.
Frank Foster and pannle Knight esp
tured a fine deer rrccntly. Thanks Tor
the samples ~ meat sent u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
SMEpEN.

Arthur Flint shot another deer the
other day aud Frank Libby got one the
day before. Thi. makes three that have
been killed In out town by people living
In Cumberland County.
The Evans farm yields a surplus OF
~ barrels Of apples aud they start from
I,rliyton the iirst of the week together
With all the other small lots that were
sold To Mr.. small.
The people gave Rev. j. IL. bounds
pound party at the home Of Ernest Ben
ne,t Thursday evening. Over fifty were
present and all reported very pleasant
time.
Miss Mary l.. Weber OF Bridgton at.
tended the circle at Mrs. Moulton's and
.pent several days among her formeI
nelghbors.
fred n. stone and wife Of Providence
II. l., are expected home at Thanksgiv
Ing.
fall. :,
Mrs. samuel Hummer and niece, May
King, are at Concord, n. H.. on visit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
lOXtll.


The Congregational Circle was enter
tslned on "wednesday by Mrs. W. H.
kn.elsnd.
". q. brown hiss contracted Ia build
= store for John VI. harrington on the
site 81 the one recently burned At the
Centre. lie Ia to build larger than be-
fore.
The scholars are home from North
BrIdg,on for the winter vacation.
John harrington, Jr., has caught
eighteen foSe. this season, besides much
other game.
On. night last week . mooss crossed
the "narrows" from the farm al
J. II. Si.arns 10 the opposite side. The
ice Was two inches thick. hut be- swan
scro.s. breaking the Ice before him, and
II took quite path for him.
John 4. Fox shot deer saturday.
r.. :. IIuichins returned from Bo.ton
with thr-- good horses, q matched pair
and = single one.
A week day prayer meeting hiss been
established st ID. village, meeting at the
different private houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
DICkyAlt.

George w.Gordon has sold his mount
ain farm to Herbert Bowker of sumner.
Mr.. T.. 4. smith has deserted her
husband, taken the youngest child aud
gone 10 work for Mrs. Thomas Wyman.
More business for the lawyers.
Il. =. Tracy has been engaged To teach
the winter term In the Gore District In
Woodstock.
L.C. Putnam !. teaching at West
Peru and boards at home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
EASY PERU.

4. 4. Eastman had n shoat that got
cat ~ IL pcn aud on 20 the railroad
track aud was Lillsi by the cars, and
Aunt Hannah Chlld., sged ~ years,
all "For pity sake, how did the ear'
get into the pig penF
\. II. Grlfiith sold horse To lieu
rsykafd.
Mr.. Euuicc Poland bought the old
po.t office building ~ Thomas fsrrar
10 n \ over into Dwelling house.
The slvk folks are gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
RROMkEIElD.

Mr.. Frank Libby has sold the Pequaw
ket house 10 Mr.. Reuben i.inscott aud h.
has taken possession. Mr.. Libby AnC
family. also his son aud hi. family. COZ
template leaving Brownteld In the neal
futurr, and will make their home u
Fr-,port. They will L. very mucl
missed la thi. village where they have
kept a public house for a number 81
wears. aud made many friends.
The Dramatic club Ia. bought chair
for the town hall, which were yer,
nush needed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Ne Maine state Floral Emblem -
GETS taking popular vote 10 de-
'sI s Vhat shall D. Msin.'s iioral eui-
.rT the national garland. In an
Do Hiumn i an explanation oi the
-l.... aud . blank ballot which can D.
.--i Phi every body, and which every
rtI j. Invited a. use. ca the ballot
ls Tratsi the names ~ the candidates
'r fHpuar favor suggested by vote oi
1s ..yty. Ne oue 1. limited to these
20 .HH.er. hat Ike IT, Australian origt
-i.. ilr ballot has below the names al
Poi r.cuhfly nominated candidates :
10 .. shiCh may D. fillcd In the name
'a.. I,.ifcd f0wer, from chickweci
Oh I.Upkin. 1t al vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
SUMNER.

4. l.. Foster, who has been working
In Turner, ID at home on visit.
&. u. Tuitle and W. T.. Bowker are
cutting cord wood for Elmer Roberts.
II 4. about time Ia Kill the big pig.
". T.. Bowker had his dressed OF aud IL
weighed 81 pounds.
A deer hunt took place here Monday.
4 man seeing u deer started In pursuit
taking hand Ia help bring him In "a
they could have yenlson for dinner, but
that deer Il alive now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
ROsBuRy

Mrs. Lock. has gone through her
fourth surgical operation, and !. report
81 a. doing Nell In IN. hospital.
swain \ Reed have started their mill.
n. 4. Thoms. IL Leeds i here % take
charge. They are building a new dry
house. John wheeler % Leeds !. here
90 oversee the Job.
Chas. sawyer 10 Pennington !. In
toNu.
The Italian. call ihl. cold country
How they can work 80 hard aud eat Tor
dinner only cold dry bread i more than
Yankee eau conceive.
swain a Escd are sending on large
loads OF bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
naEORD

The scholars % the high school gave
an entertainment Friday evening at the
close ~ school, consisting 81 military
drill. hand pull gymnastics, wand drill
and foil drill. dialogues, revelations,
music. etc. with Ice cream aud cake.
About So Was realized.
The oxford Division of sons 81 TEN
perauce Waited the Norway Division on
saturday evening. "a or more OF the
membsr. ~ the lodge attended. Two
barge. from Norway conveyed the party.
oyster. we're served aud very pleasan,
evening was passed, With music, read
ing. etc.
Rev. Mr.. Middleton was able 20 preach
Ia h.. congregation on Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
aiickctglO

a special train will be run from lew
I.ton and Auburn to the Thanksgiving
ball and Ambulance Corps drill nj Merlin
scot Hall Thursday evening. the roth,
About twenty 81 our citizens attended
the Sousa band concert Thursday evening
at Lewiston. -.
The ladies Of the baptist Circle Will
hold their annual fair aud Christina
Baxar Mt Neslnscot Hall Wednesday
evening, December sth. Fancy articles
suitable for Christmas presents. Ice
cream, cake and confectionery for re.
freshments. A chlldrcn's table mansged
by themselves will he one of the feat.
ures. A beautiful doll will he voted "a
some young miss. A farce and music
for entertainment. December 9Th. See
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
NEST spyUsuao.

The traVeliog l. very bad, neither
slsighing nor wheeling.
The s,h,-ol In No. closed on Friday
Nth an exhibition.
There will b. lecture at Odd fello~s
Hall Al fryehurg Ccntrr, Nov. ~, by i.
:. Bean, for Changers only.
The :. L.. q. will bold va annual
meetin. Dec. Ith. with Mrs. Jones. Al
msml,.rs are requested TO he preseut, =
Inlportant business Il 10 BE- trshsietrd
uumter Of our young people a,isn..
,d The drama, dot, the MIXERS Daush
TER al stow Tuesday evening, aud pro
poanc,d IL a grand success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
STOW.

\ drama was given Tuesday evening
At the town hall entitled, "Dot, the
Miners Daughter. There was large
attendance, and all said IL was very
good.
Irving Guptill, who has been sick
With typhoid fever, u an AZ to be out.
Rev. \. =. staples and family have
gone to Boston for q vacation OF two
weeks.
Arthur n. M.ldsn of Salem, Mess, IL
making his home st his uncle's, u. u.
HarrONs', At present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

in. Baker Ia. hired cot 10 llors,lc
Chase % Upton TO work la The woods
ior the winter.
!. :. Allen has bought .iumpsge oi
y. =. Raker aud l. cutting dowel aud
.tsyr timber for J. \. Thurstou.
-. r.. Baker l. SAVING timber Tor J. =
Allen.
Mr.. John Esmes !. critically III.
our selectmen have been Tor some
day. endeaNOriug % establish the lin,
h.tNe,n Audoyer West surplus aud
NeWry.
We have had "a 20 back on % wheel.
The roads are very by. \ good time
Tor black smiths.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
EAST BETHEL.

some travel with .leiehs and some
with wheels, and II IL neither sleighing
nor wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell are spend
ing = few weeks with relatives and
friends In Massachusetts,,
Mr.. Iiert Holt, who has been stopping
at n. II. IIolts, has returned 10 his
home In Massachusetts,.
Irving kimball Il at home from school
on = short vacation.
Mrs. Frank Needhsm ~ Portland !.
Visiting At her fathers, Oman Twitch-
ellis.
George IIalnes recently .ho, large
deer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

R,thrr bad going. Some 20 With
wheel. aud some With runners.
Bsrt Moodsum 20 Mechanic Falls |. In
toNn making srrsngenent To move hls
uIfr's mother, Nr-. Coiiiu, Ia hi. HON"
A th. Fall.. lie l. selling out as fs.t a.
n. can. 4 understand Ia wants Ia sell
the farm.
Geo. N. Brown II connned 10 hls bed'
nj. friends are very anxious about HIM
Mrs. Andres lean died this W-in.s'
day morning, her tw,niy-third birth
dav.
Ernest Merrill l. having quite q Jol
done In bis house.
Nc. Mil. las 1T quite birch J1b to
Dana Hall % Ilethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
sOurn nIRAu.

Melvin Merriheld il sick With Ia
grippe.
Mr.. Timothy rendeHter has bought
the Nlyln Fox place.
VIII burbank 10 South rarsonshcld
was In the place Tuesday.
Harry rendexter has moved into
Mo.e- sianley's house.
Mr.. John spring aud Miss Mildred
Gould. both % ,hi. plsce, were married
Monday evening, Nov. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
WES1 PARIS.

Miss Fannie Durham has returned
home from pleasant vlsit Ia her three
brothers, Who are engaged In the boot
aud shoe business In Drattleboro, VI.
business IL lively mt Messrs. L.. NJ.
Mann & Sous clothespin aud novelty
turning factory, and the sound Of their
machinery aud whistle IL highly graft
flying 10 our villagers.
The classes OF ~ and % OF South
Paris visited this place recently and en-
loyed fine oyster supper at the Maple
House.
Rev. Seth Henson has been here for =
few days Visiting his old home aud hl.
many friends here, Who were pleased Ia
see him.
T.. n. Andrews, VI. D., Who recently
settled At North Paris, IL doing q line
business and IL very successful Ia his
practice. Dr. Andrews took = four
years' course. and his large experience
In the hospital gives him many Advan-
tsges. lie Il making specially OF the
treatment " the eye aud ear. depart
nent 81 practice that IL very much need
ell In the country.
Mr.. Fred bird has moved Ia worces-
ter. where he will work asa machinist.
Mr. ". Linneus Marshall suddenly lost
the use of his right leg two weeks sgo,
aud AZ the present time he Il not able Ia
move even hi. toes. Mr.. Marshall IL ~
year. 81 age, but doe. not look older
than GO years. lie has always been an
active bushes. man, and there are but
few men In pari. that have done NOR.
business. lie Ia. always been Que Of
the klnde.t men Ia the poor aud un-
fortunate and Kind aud generous
husband aud father.
Mr.. Frank 4. Young, one OF West
parl.' oldest citizens, Who has been so
very sick with typhoid fever for the past
ak weeks ar more, has so FAR recovered
that be- aud hl. wife have gone Ia Bethel
Ia spend the winter with their children
Rev. Mr.. Wheeler. the Baptist pastor
here. Ia. moved into Davis Curtis rent
lie I. much liked both as minister aud
citizen.
The order of the Golden Cross held =
.ocisble at Masonic Hall Friday evening
Coffee and cake were served.
Mr.. Gilman Tuell, Que of Paris Oldest
citizens, will spend the winter With hl.
son, Mr.. Adns II. Tuell, Who has moved
hack "a hi old stand.
The Gordon Bros. ~ New sharon ARE
manufacturing apple barrel. at the old
chair repository.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
CLOSE 1--WE OK oxsoRD osIR,

A close time on deer In oxford County
~ term % years !. being sgitated ",
s'ne quarters, aud the question VII
lroebly appear before the legislaiur,
IA siuter. Il l. likely To meet Win
oipo-ition, especially In the northern
ar % the county, where deer are
sstiy and no protection !. nevessary.
- -,m- ~ the centrsl towns, ~hsre the
- have begun a. come la during the
as tao Of three years, lt might be a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
RuMEQRQ.

Miss susie Thompson spent Saturday
and sunday with her mother, Mrs
Thompson, who il living In Mr.. steArns
house.
Deer are quite plenty In this vicinity
and call out the hunters both old ant
young. ~ q
Hall, Rumford Corner, Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
IAsI WATERFORD.

Charles u. Brown has moved from the
Baker farm To q farm be Ia. bought Ia
Harrison.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. n. Pride went "a
Lewiston the 18th, returning the same
day.
Sir. and Mrs. I.eons. Flint have re-
tnrned home from long visit To Mrs,
flInt's aunt In Raymond.
The infant son % Albert u. Bean died
Nov. 5, aged ] month.
Ethel and Nelson Mixer % Woodstock
are visiting 1t D.. q. Ililton's.
u. q. Pride and sons have bought a
new standard reversible sulky pillow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

rt. Nor~ay correspondent % ths
- .fsu Journal sends % that paper
NJ i..lo~ing regarding The Po.it,"n o'
~ of the Nor~sv Municipal Court
Ian \. Robsrts. Esq., NhO has Post
a. chief clerk 40 Z. u. Cumming
@ sons. has d,cided not 60 take the
.t.Uu q municipal court Judge. II
u,l.. Esq.. q Paris llili has Pett
Il. .l circulation al south Paris whicl
l.. t.,u signed bN All "a. attorneys aud
Ia. s.. men - the two village. Their
.t.s doubt % Mr.. DaViss appoint
rs... ma d. will make an cXcclien'
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
AnQwAv LAKE

Mr.. Jane. sheid died quite suddenly
81 heart disease Wednesday night. fu.
neral WAS at the Centre church saturday.
Mrs. J. l.. Partridge returned from
Gardiner Tue-dsy.
Mrs. Gertie Everett and Miss Lucy
Hall visited at David Floods wednes-
day. Miss Hall went to Massachusetts,
Thursday.
The children are hayinga good time
skating on the big bog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27


Mr.. Cepha. wad.worth 10 walpole
Mass, l. visiting friends In Hiram.
Dr. Charlie. v. Wilson left Hiram
Tuesday for New York city where b.
will spend six weeks taxing q post grad
uate course In surgery.
I'll q. wsd.worth has taken = job OF
4. 4 4. u. Young Ia cut aud haul pine
from their Fierce lot.
Jesse :. Clemon. shot three deer neat
Ten Mile brook last week.
Mr.. samuel T.. Perry 81 Limerick,
graduate ~ Ann Arbor College, 81
Michigan, !. teaching the grammar
school at Hiram village With hi. usuaI
ability aud succe...
Miss Priscilla Adams return. as teach
er % the primary school.
I.muel Co,ton's dry house near his
axe handle factory was burn, thi. week,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

N. Axiom Ladies Mandolin aud
az t.ut - Bo.tou, ~ which Miss
lasar, = HAYDEN ia member, has
- srst 81 te play ~ a conccrt 20 b.
-,sr 1 N4hurn, p.Ccmhcr syh, BY
II. TO- /. Marrrlnn % That CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

N. s1rrIng % Mcheuncy's buildings
-,--l... ffs river saturday, ~ which a
.-.-t ]. ,yu lu cur south Paris col
-. "a. Watched ~ quite q portion ~
= - Z. .r The tllll Ii Nasa big blaze.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

,nars ,hs attorneys attending Pro
- Dalrf ssrr e. D.. Holt, 4. :. Kim
-. D. smith. e. y. whitman and
~ kmhaIl - NorWay, !. :. wrigh,
sail Paris. John X. rrask aud l.. II
silsr ~ pINdeld. y. 4. lIsstiug. u
lV,terg. aud D.. 4. Park u Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

49,. l uistrict No. : closed Nov.
GsaII Wiug, walter shaw aud Eddie
s,s s,rr uot absent ons-half dsy.
- 's'1eing pupils had an average Of
Dr. itsH Hn psr cent Ia their studies
l,--y shaw. Gefsld wing, Waller shaw
..M--,. l.asN Wing and EddIe shaw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

J.E. Consut traded COW With Mrs
kildsr for mare.
Mis-. Edith S,illman has finished WORK
Al the hotel al Dixhei aud !. stopping
Al her f-ihsr's, Wilson >tillmans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

l-,fb Radcliffe gut bad sat Ia hi.
4 able 40 work cutting Sood last
Tzlss.lsy, putting the full width %
l. AZ bssd into the Inside % IN. knee
i 'rH'hyr-in-la- Nas az work With
D.. ari sot him home aud summoned
/ rtJ,..An. he j. doing ~ well nov
s1ogI b, expected, bat IL was bad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

~ tDy. are smiling AZ the bushes.
lfoi 'tr,, youug ladies ~ho patron
ID on, auction sale 81 periodicals Al
y -rtt.lg room Tuesday evening
So 90 against one another on q lot II
ugr.rss till they gct up PRETTY near
!, ytaiI pricc, thru took thru aud d.
IL ff.m equally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Nod Mr.. I'hilip :. Mason have
-.---.,i from their bridal tour, and ARE
.,,1.hei in the carter house, where
=, A., d. spend The winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

81. Tebbst. % i.ockes Mills
:, ths Ilill last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

n. Efrths TNiiChell sas able Ca at
"a sf4r,b ~undsy-the flrst time sinc,
gu.uktn 90 several weeks since.