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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03


Prof. VIM. r. Chapman of New York
wss here Friday looking after the snairs
at hls farm In Aayville.
T'he w. &. T.U. meetings viii BE-
postponed for few weeks on account
of the bad travelling.
Misc ALICE Puvington u at home nom
Abbotts Academy on atwo weeks vaea-
ton.
The Bethel Creamery Il attending
strictly To business. fs00 pounds OF
butter IL churned every week. Some ut
thls II contracted 20 consumer In town,
the rest IL shlppcd at once 10 the city.
The Methodist Circle met In the ladies
Corps rooms Wednesday evening. A
bountiful supper was served from slx 70
seven. An entertainment consisting OF
recitations by Lulu Arpo and Mrs.
Durell; reading by Eilen Douglas;
vocal solos by Mrs. Harry Jordan, MIN
nle Capen aud Mra. Clifton foster.
Deputy sheriff wormell and Trial
Justice Rich were called to Gllcad Wed.
nesday TO settle some trouble caused by
liquor.
Rememembcr the social Tuesday even.
Ing, April ID, In the Congregational
chapel. A ladies' quartette, several liv-
Ing pictures, and . symphony OF twenty
i've performers will make the evening
pAss pleasantly.
Edwin Gehring and Herman Mason at
tended the Bowdoln athletic exhibition
at brunswick last Wednesday evening.
bert l.. bryant, q former bethel boy,
now = student In the college, made their
visit enjoyable.
The North oxford Teachers Assccia-
ton will meet In the Academy next FRI
day afternoon at O'Clock. Interesting
essays have been prepared. A Discus
sion on "Grxding Of the Schools" Will be
well worth hearing. All are cordially
invited.
Rey. Mr.. Clifford L. In town selling
bibles aud religious books, also dis
tribuiing tracts. lie Is the guest Of Rev.
Mr.. Pickett.
The academy lyccam Thursday. even.
Ing vas success. The meeting WAS
called to order about ::i5 by the presi-
dent. The report Of the secretary WAS
read and accepted. following which WAS
a recitation by Alonso Chapman and
piano solo by Bertha Wiley. The Ju ge-
chosen Ia utttbt on utr urttts VI bF NJ
gument were Mark Allen, Misses Ham,
mons and Moulton. The question. Re
solved. That strike, should be prohibte l
by Law, Was discussed by Irving Kim.
hall and Lizzie Grover on the affirmative;
Emma Jones, Howard Wiley on the neg
alive. Many good points were brought
out by both parties. The judges decid-
81 the debate 2 Ia In favor OF the
affirmative; the house 10 Ia J. in favor
II the same side. After = short Inter
mission Misses Moulton and Chamber.
lain played = duet; Fannie Carter read
the lyceum paper; Joan Siesrns gave =
plano solo. IA there Was no busines. To
come before the meeting, IL WAS voted TO
adjourn two weeks.
The Early aud Often Club beg Ia an
nounce 10 their friends Who have asked
for . repetition of the kinder-symphony
upon Tuesday evening, April ID, that
their director has arranged an entirely
nex preliminary program, Including
tAbleaux, illustrated poems. plano solos
by Mi.. True, and = lAdie.' gusrtetie
under the direction Of Mrs. y. ID. Tuell.
Tickets u cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

Postmaster Motley OF woodfords has
received letter from Assistant Attorney
General John l.. Thomas, Informing hiIn
that Postmaster General Blssell has
disallowed Postmaster Motley's claim
for recompensc for the stamps lost from
the woodfords p0st-Ofiice by the burg
larry on the night Of May Let OF last year.
stamps to the value Of s73l were taken
BY the burglars. This 10 Mr. Motley's
loss. lie has, moreover, been Obliged 10
pay $50 or eis for registered matter
taken. The ground on which the claim
was disallowed Il that the safe Was found
unlocked on the morning after the
burglary. Therefore tho officials 81
Warrington reasoned that Il Was not
properly locked the night before,
although Il 10 said that Mr.. Motley has
witnesses 70 the locking OF the safe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
WEST SUMMER.

Mrs. W. Ryersou h" returned from
Norway.
COW recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Packard were nj
North Norway Sunday. :,
list.
ILL.,. Ryerson IL soon to move from
south Paris TO hls home In this village
II. n. Stetson and Moses ID. dow have
sold their oxen to Mr.. wardwell.
X. w. Chandler u rushing business 10
saving shlngles.
Young 4 Packard expect their new
saw daily.
risy fever.
March jeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
BYRON.

Since the last communication from
Byron our school committee have
organized by choice of stephen Taylor.
a. supervisor aud clerk, aud designated
George 4. Thomas for a term OF one
year; stephen Taylor and j. A. Pressey
two years and j. X. shaw and John
IIour hiou three years. The school
property In town MAS appraised 5so
and the title Ia part 81 that IL seriously
questioned. II WAS thought best not To
make radical changes In schools this
summer, hoping disputed points In the
Law might De calculated that We may be
sure We are right.
st.pben TAYLOR aud wife have made .
weeks visit TO relatives In Harrison and
vicinity. Ills family with his neighbors,
A. y. Iouugs, going In fora strong
pull at the mumps, while dad MAS gone:
vi. Kimball aud u. u. Martin and
their wi,e. have visited their old neigh
Dor from Rumford, Mrs. Cate iioughton,
and family. renewing many pleasant by
cones and Of course didn't Indulge IN
any bol.terou. jolllhcation Ike young
folks.
Late mild weather cut short logging
operation. aud the boys left the woods
like risky lambs going to pasture.
There has been cut and landed De-
tween the mouth and source OF Swift
River over 1900 cords spruce, poplar.
birch. pine and other woods, most oil
which IL tn be- thrown In and driven out
TIL. spring. For benefit Of smart boys,
Who think Of handling Il, ! Will say that
In a eontinuous pile corded, IL only
reaches - or - miles. II coat To cut aud
pay .iumpsgc about s5i 90 aboutsJo,V
Of which goes to lsborcrs. IL seems that
something ought 10 be saved for rainy
days.
Roscoe Glines visited In town last
week and I suppose IL excasable Tor SIT
ting 40 erect when driving such SNOWY
horse ~ his Eclair, Jr.
Alvin Record 4 Co. have = small crew
In camp on Bradeen stream, With ~
Goff as cook, getting dana ready TOT
driving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
EAST BEyHSl.

Mrs. y. shorey aud Miss Eva shorey
% GoThsm, y. ~, rcceutly visited r.ls-
tiSes In this .plsce.
Mr.. Dennis Cole l. putting In new
windows and making other improve
ments Ia his house.
4. ". BARTLETT visited At Berlin Pals
last week
WIN. Il. sxan % Lynn, Mass, and
Mell.n n. IIamlin 10 Durham came Ia
attend the funeral 10 their mother, Mrs.
sophia swan.
Mrs. ". =. wight Ia spending a few
days with her relatives 10 thi. place.
Jimmie Mcfsne % Berlin Pals, y.
H., IL at work Tor T.. W. Bartlett.
Died. March 20, Mrs. sophia swan,
aged ~ years and ) months. Funeral
services we're held NJ the church March
q, Rev. Mr.. Pickett officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
kElAR FALLS.

Mr.. Preston J. Stanley and family
have moved Into the house formerly oc-
cupIcd by Mr.. l.. A. Fitzpatrick.
Mr. clinton T.. Wood OF Conway,
y. a., aud MI.. Ella !. Lord Of this
place were married March 18th, by Rev
Henry y. Patterson, at = o'clock, =. NJ,
at the home % the bride. Twenty-one
guests were present at the ceremony.
A number Of presents we're rccei'ed.
Mr.. Edwin Lord u building an add
ton on his stable.
Mr.. Allen, the evangelist, who has
been In the place assisting Rev. NJ. u,
King Ia revival work for the past two
weeks, went "a Freedom, y. H., March
18th, To hold revival meetings.
Mrs. Ellen Dennis, Who spent the
winter With her sister, Mrs. Ruth Gould
returned 10 her home In Minnesota
short time ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
HEBRON.

The annual prime speaking of the
academy students occbrrcd Friday even
Ing. March -. The judges were Mss
Mayo, Rev. \. 4. Wedge and Rev. X. j.
Ilaaghion. Prizes awarded: lat, Jennie
Porter IIaye-, ~. VIVA sseetlsnd Nor
gan; lst. Clayton kinsmsn Brooks, ~,
Harlan Melville Bisbee. The entertain
meni throughout Mas very pleasing.
Monday lev. Dr. Crane, Mr.. sargent,
Mr.. league and y. X. Glover went tn
gumford Falls for the day.
Mrs. II. n. Marshall l. visiting friends
here.
Miss Daisle Cashman ~ent To Auburn
Saturday Ia spend Easter with her
brother.
Mrs. ". \. Bartlett 1. visiting rels-
tiyes In Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Hannah Robinson % otisneld IL
AZ Mrs. lIowc's.
Prof. J. y. Moody returned "a his
school In Auburn last week.
Dr. Donhsm l. ysccinsting the town.
Capt. ponhsm AMI family, Who have
been Speeding al. winter la Boston, are
expected hone this week.
Fred Hall has chopped Isl cords Of
~ood this fall aud winter.
Mrs. Dr. DOMAIN has planted sweet
peas, the frsi out % door gardening Se
have heard 20 this spring.
Died, In Rocklsnd, March -, Rev.
l.. :. Tripp. Youngest sou Of the late
Rev. John Trip % Hebron. In the s9,h
year Of his age. e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
UPTON.

1T. Chase IL through logging anu
h.. taken his teams from the WOODS.
scott Coolidge starts this morning 'o'
Worcester, Mass. for his sister Ger,
trude, who has teen attending senoo'
there since August.
John Akers and wife Of Efroi were ~
Etns Lanes Wednesday.
Le.IIe Mason Of Bethel isin town iooA'
ing after his numbering Interests
y. n. and A. J. brooks are making =
brief visit nc Bethel. 4.
Mrs. Matte Evans Of south fans -
with her mother, Mrs. =. ~. Abbott TINS
weed. ,.
Dance at behring's Hall, IAkes'de'
Friday night.
I'M. 4. Abbott Il finishlng on his cham
b~rs and Kitchen and expects the msso"
next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
rrG oosNos o. the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
pIxElEio.


salmon Record Of Auburn and John
II. Marble of Rangeley are among those
Who have called at our hotel the past
week.
George J. Brown had nice coli badly
Injured the past week.
DIR. q. q. EichASsison dlsposed Of his
household goods and few other goods,
BY public auction. al his residence last
Thursday. A ane sleish Was cold for
sio.
Our new pastor, Rev. r. u. Payne, be-
gins his years pAstorAte here and At
Rumfori Pail. sunday, April ist. We
are much pleased AZ the future proepccts
for church services. We have felt Tor
some time that public church services
ought To he supported the year around.
George l.. Merrill fell from . pile Of
bags Of spools while he ~ss oliing the
bearings, on the line of main shafting,
In the sorting room al the spool factory,
Thursday forenoon. lie hurt his right
shoulder aud srm very badly indeed.
The UniSersAllst sunday school gave
an Easter concert In the church Raster
sunday In the evening. The concert
Gas well attended. The church MAS
ieouted In q very beautiful manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
EASY WATERFORD.

Wednesday forenoon Frank T.. Wood
had one hon. of his right forearm brok.
en-. lie was Telling tree aud the dead
top fell and struck the arm. Dr. Pack
ard being away he went to Norway To
have II set.
Amos \. Chadbourne % IIallowell ].
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Norwood went to Portland We'd
nesdsy.
Grace N. Pride Is spending few
weeks at Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
GREENWOOD.

We have had more or less 10 do with
tapping trees for nearly any years, but
never saw sap run a. Il has for two or
three weeks past. After the trees were
tapped they seemed To think that the
thing to do was tn pour out the sac
charine juice. no matter whether u Was
fair or stormy, or from what quarter the
Wind blew.
Winter put In a claim again the ir.t
10 the week, the glass standing at u
Tuesday morning. One person remark
"a during the warm weather that there
would Yet BE- q foot of snow and nero
weather before spring came In earnest
aud Ia stay; there have been nearly tive
fsst of snow since then, but u IL hardly
thouybt nov that the temperature Will
yet fsll to the cipher sgain before an
other winter.
Rather early for MAyfowers one
would naturally SUPPOSE, and yet ouI
better half has just placed a cluster oi
them on the table, all In full bloom
That l. true, but the story has not all
been told; the buds were found several
DAYS ago aud placed In tumblcr oil
water, hence their early appearances.
Thomas Kelly has got through with
Ransom Cole and gore To Portland "a
work on a railroad. when they settled
Mr.. Cole gave him slO more than hi'
wages, and Mrs. Cole an equal amount
In clothes. II that Isn't keeping thu
divine Law We really don't know what 10
John Bulls new premier, or prim.
minister, Lord Rosebery, Il IL years old
de.hy, round favored, and wears nc
beard. II his portrait does him Justice
no one would suppose him to be NOR
than ten year. beyond his minority
whether he M. the place OF his Illus
trious aud venerable predecessor, MT
Gladstone, remains tai be seen.
q. W. Rysrsoo, who shot j. n. stew
ens the other day, was a sou OF the lat
Howell Ryerson. and Ia brother y
Charlie. ID. Ryerson, recently OF bryant
Pond. We became somewhat acquaint
ed with him and his family while .
work In Milton a few years ago. and ar
sure that had he let rum alone he wouI'
have been with his family to-day instea'
of some here else. On the whole VI
rather think 10 pays to keep sober.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
nuok0ftp.

Easter vas cclebratsd 1t the baptist
church By special musical programme,
plant and dover decorations and an sIp-
proprlate discourse In The morning. in
The evening The sunday Schoo! gave On
interesting concert. At the Methodist
church also In the afternoon The day
WAS attlngly observed, and ~ usual 81
this church was . nne display OF plants
and dowers.
Rev. u. y. Lawrence 10 quite III at the
present writing.
4. q. Cole Il putting Q bay window
extension upon his dining room.
The prevailing colds and rheumatism
are giving our physicians plenty OF
work.
g. 4. Hatch, Esq., has sold the G. G.
Spauldlng horse, by Cyril, TO boston
parties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
RoxBURY.
March Ia going out like q lion.

March I. going out like lion.
The new snow aud cold gave business
a big boom. but the snow IL nearly worn
out In the roads.
Two Of swain 4 Reefs men cent To
Boston and got Jug Of cheats EN- every
time" The result Ia that two men have
Lost a good Job aud hsv, left town.
A part % swain 4 Reed. men are nov
working on fan handles. The company
have received an order for two hundred
thousand. the first orier of the Kind
since the hard times came on.
John Reed has received two nice rev
boats Ia be- used Ina driving out the big
quantity % poplar aud spruce on this
river.
y. Marshall was In town this week
on bushes. relating to the big drive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
GRAFTON.

n. r. Chase finished drawing his logs
10 the stream the 2,th. lie Ia. hung To
them we'll.
Al. Farar came home Monday from
his winters job.
Lillian y. brown goes To Barrc, VI.
Ia teach school. Her school !. To COM
mencc next Monday.
Everybody seems glad To get out OF
the woods.
Report says r.. I. brown u Ia take bi.
sg.d mother 10 l,umford falls this week
to live. She has lived In this town hall
a century or more; csmc here 10 i've
when the wolves were here plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
SWEDEN.

Johnnie Evans left for Lancaster,
Mass, the 10Th, where he will be EN-.
ployed on the State Industrial School
harm the coming season.
Mr.. J. w. Perry lost his family horse,
Nellie, . few days ago. She clipped on
the Ice and Injured her spine.
Frank Durgin has contracted TO plant
several acres Of sweet corn aud has in-
vested In new corn planter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. O. MAXWELL have TAX
en- . trip 70 Boston.
Little Joseph Taylor Of Lynn, Mass,
10 10 spend the summer with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young.
Social dance at A. II. whltehouse's
Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
EAST pRowNpitlp.

4 cold wayc has passed this way.
Maple syrup season l. about over, al
parently.
A parish meeting Was held At the
house % l.. X. Giles, "Wednesday even
ing. To make arrangements foe the com
log year about the church supplies.
isabel and samuel stickney, Erwin
Giles aud Arthur Bscheldet are attend
log the academy at fryeburg.
Addie Allard Il engaged to teach the
grammar school.
The proverbs II the CONCERT given by
the Young people for the pastors bsnsN
III were very satisfactory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
OIgORD.

Rev. Mr.. llsughtou of south Psri.
preached At the Congregational church
Easter sunday.
The ". y. Sunday School gave an
Easter concert sunday e,enlng.
4 coOcrt will be given BY the singing
elias. of Mr.. Geo. Jones on Friday even
ing March ~ AZ the VI. v. church, as
sisted by Mr. Carrie l.. Peable. Of Au-
burn, reader, and Miss Liunle Edwards
Of Oxford. yiolinist.
II 4. said that David Morse has fought
the house occupied ~ samuel BARKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
hEWRv.

Mrs. Geo. spinney IL slightly better.
y. u. Knapp has been slck, but ID out
nj the present writing.
Jobbers are about through In the
woods about here.
March has been hard month Tor
them.
lothian Chapman has been painting
for some time at Poplar hotel.
strong drink has claimed more victims
In old Oxford. Wouldn't IL be- well Ia
hunt out aud put the screws 10 the rum
.ellerf Gospel !. good In lts place, but
gospel for the sinner, and law for the
criminal are the reformer. that should
always 90 "a yoke fellows To serve the
ends Of Justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
VII SONS MILLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Pickett and Mrs.
ollie Bennett spent the day at u. A.
storey's, the 18th.
y. n. and u. \. bennett have been "a
Berlin the past week for supplies.
Adelbert Pennock, Who has been In
the Maine General Hospital for several
weeks, has returned home With health
much improved.
Yiint and Jordan moved out OF the
woods Monday aud home TO Colebrook
E,Iary's teams came out Tuesday.
n. A. Twitcheli, T.. Ilamill and Went
worth brothers came out with their
teams and crew Friday, In the worst
storm Of the season. Some slx inches OF
snow fell with violent wind. Forest
and field have q wintry look again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
LOWELL

The funeral of Mrs. ID. u. Hartman
Was attended on Friday, the I'D Inst,
by Rev. e. y. Ioang Of fiyeburg.
Misses Annie NJ. Chapm IN and Char
lotte Hobbs are attending school al
rryeburg Academy.
Mr.. Henry Nichols, Of West Lowell
died thu 2.th int, aged O. years. fu'
neral Friday, attended by Rev. Mr.
Power, of stow, Methodist church.
I,cy. Fred u. Webster has closed bis
work with the Christian church In this
place.
At the town meeting last week u ~as
voted 20 accept of the location OF the
school house at Slab City Ne made by
the school board. aud $500 wss raised
aud appropriated In addition To the In
.urance money received on the house
burned there recently, for building q
new house. The meeting adjourned Que
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
80 .lllto Az ooR-AN.

al Jurtis 20 Gorhsm, y. H., While
.hs.k = carr In the railroad yard At
That faCs saturday afternoon. slPpei
brf q. under the cars and was Instantly
kIst lls had a regular position a.
bgsasr master, hut vas Temporarily
employed upon a job 10 the yard. DE.
csa.st sasa son Of n. {. Curtis Of
>ros TiiI., Nas - wears 90 sge. snd
'sa1s. wife and t~o children. lie was
aFr.r cent odd yellow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

III death ~ Miss Minnie Andrews
h.t Itar.Isy after long and painful
IIrs.. VS. on. of the ssbds-t 90 the
ui.isr Minnie Was only Is, general
.,oris. 20 bright and cheerful dispo-
.f.oa. sud up "a tho first "a the winter
h. ri,tur, q health and To all appear
adv arici for . long and happy life
hotras. Wills,l otherwise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
RuNrORD.
.J...ln. Martin Il sick.

Jessine Martin IL sick.
Dr. stuart !. vacciniting nearly all
the people Ia thl. part ~ the town.
Mrs.. Jane kimball has returned tn her
home al the Point.
The Twilight Club met With Mr.. and
Mrs.. Ilewellyn Elliott Wednesday.
Annie and Mamie Martin have gone
10 Massachusetts and Rhode Island Ia
visit friends.
!. u. Howe was chosen supervisor Of
schools In this town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
NORWAY LAKE.

David Flood and wife visited friends
In Oxford Monday.
Mrs. Benj. Msr.ton IL visiting her
brother, James smith, at Norway VII.
hge.
A msn from Caribou was at the Lake
last week Ia see Partridge Bros gsso-
line mill. lie will put 10 one Of twenty
i've horse power In Caribou.
Mrs. Jennie Moody 81 Hebron IL visit
ing for a week at J. l.. Partridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
iss Mails 81, Norway, N.'.'.

To the IIsnorahle BaAri of Coanty Commission
81. Tor The Couu,y ~ Oxford, state of Maine
The under.lspssi sitifens 81 The County OfOx'
f.ri respectfully reprv.ent that onmmon con
yenisnre asd nsse-sit, r~iuirr ostsin nsw lp-s
lions. Alterations, ErstinE. and dl-rontnusncs.
In the Coanty Rossi lssdlhg frUm Rnmfori Gen
trs ferry On Rnmfori fsiis on tse -oath side ~
the Ap.lrs-oosEia River ati ps.-inF the hoa.s.
OF ~. T. Thur.ton. W. NJ. Adams, v. u. Putnam
AMI T. D. FULLER, via. That esrtsin srs,iins.
arp r,,tuir-i t<tween Rnmfori tsntre fsrry snsl
the house " ". N. Adams, AMI that certain
new k.stiou.. alterations. discontlnusnoe- anil
srasilngs are reslIir~i ls'vesn the hou-s ~ sail
W. ". Adams ant the hoa-e VI Nirxii y. tullsf
ant al.o that the limit ~ the highway shouhl
h@ s.tahu.hs-i frum .ali ". ". Adams, b0uss ~
the hou.s ~ sAli Nifgii y. fullsr.
prO,-r notice that your Honor. will view the
presni-e., hear all parties intsres,s-i AMI tAss
such aS,ion q. yea In your Judgment deem
pFvisr ,,,.,,. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

NJ sea Mr.. y :. Ande~s bsg leave
o. s,l-r.. 30 an thsir nslghbors and
frsri.. and especially TO the school
r,is. aud associates % their loved
8sughisr. their sincere thanks Tor all
he eApr,..ions 10 sympathy sud kindly
usn.'l.,atons 20 rcspcCt 10 the family
cfils Ie,,a.sd, during their hours %
tr'ktt.r aud sorrow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
NORYH ALBANY.

Quite q little winter; more snow and
cold weather.
Mrs. Lucy Emery IL gaining slowly.
The grippe MAS the cause OF her Sick
ness.
George Kimball brought home part OF
his goods from Shelburne last week aud
will cone home nc soon ~ the shedding
breaks.
A new tenant In the Bean rent at the
town house, n Mr. johnson and family
Quite q lot are making maple syrup
around here though sap hasn't run much
the Last few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
,or,cf no TAx pAYtRs OF PARIS

Ir order 20 close up all taxes CON-
uuei Ia me Tor collection for the year
IT, within the year Of commitment, i
.hH have 20 commence legal proved
az. Nav lot. next. Consequently there
81. BEL expense made on all taxes both
"a. aud personal, Without exception
ryul ing unpaid on and after the above
uanri date.
pari. Me-, April ,, lS9l.
CHA>DLEK OAKLAND,
E.II...far
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

vrUN. ~tarrvtt 20 Warren wss In
,,u1 Tr.isy revising the Maine Register
'or'h. ensuing wear. The Register u the
sf,.sI Publication and has come tn BE- .
u.sfrI aui usccsssry adjunct to business
81 a.. f...iousl mcn generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

The rumOr. Of the Milton shooting
sfray which came down by Nay % Rum
ford Falls seem Ia have gone through
pr,,r.. Of multiplication and distortion.
Immediately after the Milton affair q
rumor driiied through the air Of mur-
Dr. In a camp In Rumford somewhere.
mi. ~a. quoted BY the details of the
Milton affair, hut the first of last week
4 broke out sgain a. double stshblng
may In ths ~~lft River region, csu--
IN ? much disquiet aud rush OF ness-
r,per correspondents 90 Investigate ".
A. as, accounts nothing had been de-
Ks..ued