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The Arizona sentinel., 1894-08-11
w. o. HUSoN, Attorney for Plaintiff. |.
To the Voters of Yuma County.

Notice IS hereby given that a re- registration of all the voters of Yuma County is hereby required as in ac- cordance with Paragraph 1902 of Section ?, of Chapter ), Title 2l, as amended by the General Session Acts of 1889.
 J. l.. REDONDO, Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Yuma
 County, A. T. Yuma, A. T., May 4th, 1894.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-08-11
$500 REWARD.

I will pay the above reward to any one who will furnish me with the name and proof of the person found mutiiating or defacing my fence, buildings or trees.
 J. w. DORRINGTON.
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LANDS AND SOILS.

The lands of Yuma County comprise the river bottoms and valleys and the uplands or mesas. The bottom lands moster and slightly more fertile, if, indeed, it is possible to make comparisons where all so wonderfully productive and prolific
 The uplands mesas warmer and, perhaps, slightly better for the cultivation of the citrus fruits
 Znma contains variety of soil The valley lands
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
GREENWOOD.

They u.ed "a tell Va that the reason II
the northwest winter Wind being 20 cold
was on account 81 IT. coming 80 lar over
regions ~ snow and Ice. Hut there
AZ executions To- the rule the same a. "a
most others. Last Friday night the
NV Va. clear. with Mind from that
quarter. sud NJ daylight the tempera.
turr was a.. The next day was one oi
the warmest wr ever saw Ia December.
The katydids sud crickets did not revive
so a. "a sing. but the grasshopPers WOKE
up Ia the field and went Ia hopping
about probably thinking IL MAS May day.
/ The writer attended the meeting and
sabbath school 40 the city last sunday,
and was glad 20 fini the i.terest appar.
entity undated. lie could see, oT
thou rht ne could see an improvement la
the singing. And right here, Ia this
connection. sylvester Cole deserves par
ticular mention. \ year ago last spring
when he took charge of the town farm
near bv. the church WAS much out of re-
pair. no meeting. were held there, anu
religious interest seemed In stand about
AZ zero. Mr.. Cole succeeded In establish
inga PRAYER meeting there, but for While
he Was the only one Who had word Ia
.p-ak In honor ~ the Master. lie Kept
on however, from thst day OF small
thing., aud the result l. well known.
Mr.. Cole his $50 zap tree. on his farm
and he (. now rrlldiug = sap house pre-
paratory 20 business next spring.
"Wednesday afternoon, weather mod
crate. travelling about half WAY between
sumner. and wheels, and cattle out In
the pastur. getting apart OF their own
living. Aud that IL better than some
people do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
CANTON.
CANTON.
mn xh.t heautifui weather.

oh, what beautiful weather
Mr.. 4. II. Gilbert entertained party
AT whist on, evening last week.
Mrs. j. l.. swasey entertained the Ini
yer.ali.t circle on the 2Olh inst. A
crowded house was the result.
Anasaguntlcook Lake presents a beau
tiiul appearance these beautiful days,
glistening In the sun, smooth as pan'
| of glas. aud clear a. crystal. Crowds
~ boy. aud girl. gliding over IL make
one III the healthlest exercises a. we'll a.
one ~ our best sports.
Mr.. T.. T.. Gilbert !. In New York 90
one Of the pleasante.t tours possible
Long lie, aud may the years pass 10
one of continual bliss.
J. VI. Holland OF Dixileld was In tow
Saturday.
Ralph Foster went to Lewiston Tues
day on business.
The Free Baptist Association have :
/ New Years tree nj the church.
We are all looking for old santa Clau.
to come we'll filled Ia our homes, and
leave some Of hls years work aud accu'
mutation with u.
Mr.. Charles yickery has severed hi.
connection with llerdsdale Farm, after
nearly fourteen years OF labor. Canton
will miss him very much. lie was one OF
our beet citizen. aud never lent his lnfu-
ence 10 any but the best Interests OF III,
town. What Canton loses Auburn vii
gain.
Mrs. Andrew Dorr Is reported very
critically III.
Mrs. Hattie Chllds has returned "a
I.eNi.ton.
Mr.. Chas. A. Mendall Il at home from
Boston To spend the holidays. Only for
a week As be il attending the Boston
| University Law School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
eAsr SIMMER.

The work Of the Mise. CurrAnt and
Fiel. the lady cy.ngeli.ts, has been most
faithful, efficient, aud has resulted IL
the conversion 81 some thirty persons Ia
town. let the good work 20 on.
Well, Christmas Il sgaln upon us and
many useful aud beautiful presents vii
be made. II really seems Ia us that 9
paid up subscription To some weekly
newspaper for some friend, l. always
timely aud welcome gift. The recipient
will be reminded Of it, value each week
Of the year. Besides, IL saves profanity
on the part 81 the poor editor. Hun
dreds of absent native. of "Old Oxford
eagerly await the visit. Of the Democrat
aud look for the "locAls" tlr.t.
business I. yet dull on account OF PooI
shedding. y,
Mrs. Irene Robinson who had shock
Of paralysis I. In a critical condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
GIlEkp.

Lovely weather, but no snow; every
one I. using wheels.
The choir aud sunday School sre re-
h.ar.lng for the Christmas entertsin-
ment which l. to be given AZ the church
Tuesday evening. II u free, and AL Ar,
cordially invited Co come aud bring theii
sift. 10 decorate the trees.
Mr. George I. Burnham's class 10
vocal music closed it, session of twelve
evenings Tuesday night, but at the re-
uu..t Of the class he will continue the
class six evenings longer, and close With
a concert.
NJ. lmogen Burnham Is teaching the
school In District No. which opened
December 10Th.
Frank Peabody, Of Newton, Mass.
Han &. Chapman Of Colby University
aud Miss Marion Chapman OF smith Col
lege are At home for the Christmas holi
DAYS. :,
The masquerade ball at the hal
Thursday evening, December 18th, was
a pleasant sffiir for the dancers. Th'
music was furnished by the Gorhsm
orchestra. aud quite party were dowt
from Gorham.
IN VAS Mas Lizzie Nolan Of Laeonla
v. H., not Lizzie Watson, 10 whom Mt
John r.. Richard.on OF this town wal
married on the 2sth 81 November. &C
coriing Ia the announcement In another
column Of this Issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
UAsr WATERFORD.

Little Charlie Mixer u visiting At hl'
graudfaihst's. II. a.. PTidc's.
Mr.. l.. VI. Sanser.on With her son
Burton attended the funeral ~ her aunt,
Mrs. josiah willard, In the southwestern
part st the town, the nth.
:. :. Hall Ia. sold his oxen and
bought pair Of work horses Of Frank
Andrews.
Albert Norwood returned home last
week. hut Nelson whose health i not
the beet. will remain some time.
Ladies Congregational Circle met al
the Eli. farm Wednesday afternoon and
evening. About tfty were present; q
goodly number considering the poor
sleighlng.
Jamc. Chadbourne Lost a COW Tues
dsy.
Leroy skinner has taken a job ~ vii
HAYNES to haul 1890 cords of birch IA
the chair factory at south Waterford.
Mis-. Mary Chsdbourne came hons
saturday for weeks vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
Blicke,glD

Sixteen yeArs ago, dec. n. ISIS, oc-
CURED the great freshet on the Merlin.
scot River at Buckfcld, when Vim
Burts stable WAS undermined. I'LL
horse and buggy went down river In the
night over two dams. Three pigs we're
washed away for Clinton Ripley. Tbs
sled factory at North Buckheld went
down stream With part Of the bridge
The railroad ~as badly washed out
Communication was cut OF from the
mountain district. J. A. Rawson's drug
store was flooded, aud families left theiI
dwellings on the banks Of the river
Hurts horse WAS recovered the neat
morning on Gregg's intervzle and lived
for several years afterwards. rhl.
fresbet Was said % be the worst eyeI
known on the river Ia the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant.
Geo. v. Themes ~ Lowell, Mass,
visited hls sister, Mrs. Ruth Record, the
past week.
Miss LILA Andrews 90 Nashua, n. II
was the guest of Mrs. W. T.. rike for =
few days.
D,puty 4. \. Marshal Emery of Fort.
land took q small delegation OF citizens
to United States court In Portland a,
principal and witnesses In case growlng
out of the liquor Indictments at Paris
recently, Wednesday, the 10Th.
The remains Of Mrs. y. Il. Marston.
Who died In Massschusett. last week,
we're brought here for burial Tuesday,
the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
LOWELL

The new store Of J.. VI. harrington Il
boarded, singled, clapboarded aud
painted, and W. %. Brown IL pushing th,
inside work.
Good strings OF pickerel are being
taken from the different ponds. We
noticed some fine ones brought 10 the
village by Calvin Gordon.
The Congregational circle gave a sup
per and fair at the town house on We'd
nesday evening. netting s2G.
We hear that by the failure OF the
Cape Elizabeth Creamery many Of ouI
people are losers, Mandel Lebanon, the
cream gatherer, suffering the most.
Rev. David Chambers returned Satur'
day from Portland where he went Ia
take an examination before COMMITTEES
of the Evangelical Alliance la studio.
which he has been pursuing by CORE.
spondence since graduating from the
theological school. Ills examination
was la seven studies, aud he made an
average Of o? out Of possible 100. Mr
Chambers IL diligent student.
Married In Lowell. Dec. II, by Rev
II. T.. Farnham, Mr.. John II. kimball Of
Conway and Miss i.eni Hatch ofLovell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
WEST psJnsl

The weather |. quite good, but the
eondiIion Of the rosds IL such that no
heavy teamlng can be done. Wheels
are used mostiy, but runners ocSasion-
ally.
The rmains 81 Alanson Stiles were
brought To the Flat cemetery for burial
last Wednesday. We learn that shock
Was the cause of his death.
T.. +. Mains remains feeble yet.
J. 4. Torrey Of Rockland, Mass, Ia In
town and gave Us quite surprise In
calling upon as 80 unexpectedly. Come
again, josiah. Gray hairs, big ulster
and close-fitting fur cap, well drawn
down, may not always come 40 near de-
celying old friends.
cur supervisor has not yet been able
Ia obtain a teacher Tor the school In this
village.
r.. n. shaw l. sending OF another car
load ~ apples this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
.rZAR EAIlS

Died. IN this place, Rev. John STANLEY,
ag,l - years. IL leaves q family u
ssIf children. lie Nas q membcr 81
OF Fr,e viii Baptist church for grval
u..I years and b. has been an ordained
u.aI.fer for over thirty years, bat TOT
.s,rul yesrs o. has been unable "a
preach q great deal lli. presence ~ill
To- greatly missed la The community and
ar, s.pscally In biz own home cirv''
t-I rot only In these places bat Ia ihs
.Llrh where be has bocn an active
soraFr for 80 long.
Ils Epsorih League gave supper
ana ..fsrtsinment last Wednesday even
~ The entertainment Vas a discus
'..r PSI tso yuung men, Mt. liermon =
Fux aud NJ. Prank Weeks, ca Woman
>l3lge.
NJ Daniel u. Ridlou i quite slim.
Ilr N. p sunday school vii give al
el,srtaiumsGt Christmas evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25


Mosf dshghfful sesihef. u seem,
more llks April than p.cem'.sr.
Christmas y ill H. ot.srsodby christ
mts trv. iu the hail.
ne Cuugfrgationallsi circle as en-
tsrtainsd by Mr. Abhis i'oor. l.iistar,
s1sfrisss wsv intfuduc.si, and hfisi
sperrhss by M takers addsi much "a
tle suintmrut a he oyC.sion.
T,,s high school siil ciose Friday, the
gsfh slfh eNrfglsss.
4 tempsfanos ms.ting sas hsld IN Tho
Nstha,iist shgr,h ~andsV, lee. u. uu'
Der tn auspir.s 20 tts I. -. e.. T.; ~
marks uTou ths difefsnt Topics BY jof'
dan. Nahfy. Nofrtuss Ani Nsrnsy. m.
other onr vlll D. holden Ia four weeks
from that date.
The steam mill has .hut down for ssN-
,fal weeks. The hlfvh comss In rather
slosly.
school exhibition Friday evening neNi
Ia the hall. Admission free to scholars.
a. cents for children. u CENTS Cot
adults
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
~tlC-sIllt


HNIH|H
". sri NJ. tlncuin chaplin have
rrturnai fruu e. short welt Oh Alhaut.
NJ IIsari fuIIff stut dr. at
Thuf.is, mi auothsr iriiay nud !.
after ~ third.
IsNtsr Andre.s a co. have hogghi
90. Aiunfn thsdhuurus place, aui
aft gu.ug o. cut plns timt'rf sud Dad v
nr a. gars fnr ~ Portland ~tAr Match
,o. Nt-sut $4,000.
NJ = D. klug L. having a large quad
tify % suld cut co. OIL. farm.
Nr = :. Fr,uth has traded CoNs
slth Mr. llsfbyIt fiOod.
Mr. liucoin chaplin l. patiently
waitiag for the suow 90 come 80 D. can
~ o. trsming
NJ \. i0laud hss moved ON o. the
NIoufo thtdhouruc place, and l. going
to ,ut the pine timber Tor Dexter An-
drVws a tn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
r,S1 sRnMNEIElp.

Preparations are being tnsae ioI
Chfi.imas tree al Bradbury's liill Tues,
d,v evening. Dec. IS. We hope al Viii
coyne all unite In m.king this Merry
Christmas for the little ones. ihS'e VII I
BE- A few Rotations aud singing Dy 'he
children. IL. -.
John Miller. % whom mention VS.
made las, week. died Friday evening"
bee. "a. sged % years. Funeral setylcy'
as,s held Sunday afternoon. lie leaves
: wLio~ ani fifte.n children.
IN. failure 81 MelAnc a sanhorn'
.,s,msry proprietors, Cape ElIice,h,
ne. the farmers Ia Brownfelh lli,'s
..hIu,.- We Wish they woaId try "
think OF n as q complement Of the sra
son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
SWEDEN.

lhe Young people are preparing TOT
a. entertainment Christmas night "a
eolsi.t % rrcltations, dialogues, music,
llt tree Cor the accommodation 81
einia Claus.
bancing sshOOl every Friday night,
taught by wiswell % Fryebarg.
Mrs. Marion Abbott aud daughter.
sa'e gone 20 housekeeping at their old
home.
People have been obliged Ia use wheel.
.faln, aud the lumbermen are anxious
tef mere snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
souUn RUaFoRo.

Niss Alice Putnam, Who was thrown
from = sleigh aud quite badly hurt a
.hort time agu. has su Ear recovered that
he i .hlr tO ride cut, and talks ~ 90
log "a Boston Friday.
Mi.s susie Putnam l. teaching school
40 North l.umiord.
Fremont Abbott, sammy Thurston
and Arthur Cameron attend school In
dat. Ne. 9.
Ml.s susie Elliott board. a. her grand
father. and goes % school 10 last Rum
ford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
BVRos

T.. N. Msiigau. D.. clo.ri sork iof
tis season Un ths uIlfvsd. ~ liih. sni
hss ssttls,i 40 sttuurts wgiuallt safis-
fa,tHrt aI ruurd. Ntiigsu srt Naruff
hsyr 900 De-. - ffisu.i. hy thsir siri. ghi
husin~ss dsshngs.
NJ and NJ lohn iisughion aitsu,i-
a tis funfrti q NJ. y :. faruum si
Eumfsfd last ssfk
lrrsiani sol imma Ahtuft attsntirt
a. hsIi sf tianatrr ~ 18th.
An usr rfufroi lat SEX ari
IL rs'agaf.rg UnFs or a. AntrustuEg n
"a strr rassr tn.'s laras, $40 nnds ~
tIr,h sui fnrisf inrr~rs hatv NyrN
I.-s.e HI.as as fs riEtfs uf CO. uffshIr.
turfraffur MaNes'l IL aiaHut "a unIf
..r. raa sarkIrE o. 49, suouEh surs
grffIrr 90 ulrsF q 80 strtFr.
~ssrtIfV ef suas prutss e. gr,at draw
EaIk fn COZ .rmfFrrnFr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
WESI PERU.

50. Robinson has bought the T.. q,
Austin place NJ West Peru, and vii
move immediately.
Z. Narstan Who had the Job To grade
the brick YARD has his Job nearly CON-
plstei. They intend "a make million
aud a half ~ hriCk the coming season Tor
the new city. Eumford Falls.
n. a.. Austin n >on are doing a good
business manufacturing meat aud die
blocks.
About one IN twenty-five II In favor III
letting Eumford falls have the bushes.
part ~ the town annexed thereto sup
Icsed % D. the business part.
The post oiilcr address ~ the town
clerk ~ Iyru l. West l'eru.
At the annual meeting 20 Dcmeritt
Post, g.. 4. a., the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year;
Co1a.. n. ~uIiuAn.
~Nt. , n. tsammun.
~ ilsnry KD~e.
ON 4 1lths
II. n. Navvr MARTA.
81. a.. liansf thIbis.
~grE a 4 ~imUsuu.
thar.. 4 a. NalkVr.
AdIt.. q. ~. tius-sy-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
hIRAM


Hon. william Gordon Of fryeburI
Was In town saturday.
Charles Thurlow aud Mrs. Living l.
Cotton went To Riley Plantation wednes
day, the l?ih, aud returned tie 10Th.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church on Wednesday evening produced
the drams entitled Rebeccs's Triumph
IL Was well received. so were realized
for the church.
Mrs. Llewellyn 4. wad.worth ou
Wednesday visited her friend, Mrs
Cyrus Durgin ~ Iirownhelh.
A ne.ghbor sold $50 worth % cream
aud got no money. Yesterday We churn'
81 eight hours and got no butter. II !.
about az long a. II ]. square.
Dr. Elwin Hubbard. native Of Hiram
died dec. lith, At hi. home In l.oches.
ter, y. ~. Ilis sgc was ~ years, II
months. lie was prominent In his pro
fes.ion, and will be missed by large
circl. Of friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
snIIrAIAsr allckEIrIn

"i.st Justice be done though the hesy'
ems fall" Whatever may be aid Of j.
VS. swlftness or slowne.s, he has balli
a good. substantial school house for the
united districts on the Russell place.
don't believe he sighted his work In thu
smallest item ~ the contract. That u
better than quick work and sham work,
Rev. Mr.. Nunson aud Wife stopped
with II. II. Irish the past week. liz
gave a lecture In the new school house
subject "what 10 read and how To read.
There about sixteen present besides tn
children.
Rev. Mr.. IIannaford's donation gather
Ing nctted him some go.
There appears Ia be some feeling u
the village over the corporation tax, bal
Ne are not In Il and 50 Il Il none Of ou'
business. JOHN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
snlIra WOODSTOCK

Every one q. busy cutting wool or
lumber.
Mr. -. T. luryey l. quite we'll again.
". a. LurNey aud >0lon Curtis have
bought the timber on the luminous lot
M I.rreuwo od. aud are nov yarding lt
out PREPARATORY 10 hauling II when snow
come.
our school l. prOgr,ssln. noely under
IA. Instruction ~ Mr.. Minot Davis.
4 Ivc,um Z. a. D. held IN connection
~ i'm TIE school Gu Ihursday evening
p~c. -. Question Tor discussion; Re
.ol,rd. That foreign immigration pre-
sent. the greatest evil TO this country
Other literary exercises Viii DC pre'sH''
"a by the scholars. -,
some m this nelghborhood attended
,he royertV paftv ~ West Paris, anu
we think the costumes there worn were
= nttlng representation Of Democratic
hard times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
ROHRuRY.

Married. December 10, by ;. VI. Locke
ESQ, Joseph Herbert Jenne and Mrs
Ida II. Jodrie, both Of Roxbury. The
Wedding Was at the brides fathers
Alonlo ". Philbrick's. After the cere-
mony dinner was served III for mil
llonaire.
McInnes a Prescott are now working
a steam drill back Of Mr.. Locke's barn
The blasting will be likely TO damage hi'
buildings n good deal. The fret blast
threw piece OF rock long distance be
yond the buildings aud took large
branch of from All apple tree.
Our road commissioner has doubled
up, very wise proceeding. IL u not
good for man 10 pull up the bill OF lif'
alone. Even John admits that women
are mighty convenient, etc. The boy
ought TO follow up his convictions snC
buy one for himself.
We need more snow very much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
DENMARK.

Mrs. Ada Tibbstis and Miss Hattie In
gals have been In Portland for a few
days.
SIR. Geo. W. Gray IL In Boston on a
short visit 10 friends there.
The air around here IL full Of hsh
stories since Mr.. A. II. Jones visited
sand Pond few days ago.
Mr.. Geo. Whales has left North Water
ford and IL now nj home with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Whales.
Mr.. Arthur Potter seems 10 BE-
gaining In strength, but his mind Is very
weak
Election ofoliieers of Denmark Lodge,
I. q. o. ", next Tuesday evening, Dec,
sjlh, Chrlstmss evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Mr.. Jane Cooling % E,.t Peru died
very suddenly nj the re.ldenc. 81 hei
daughter. Mr.. :. y. Irish, on Tue.da,
evening. December i, Al the sge of u
years. No symptoms ~ Illness on hei
part we're known "a the ret Of ilI'
family. Mr.. Godlng's home was will
her son. u. ". Godlng, % this town.
There will be- q Christmas tree nj th,
East Peru school house on Christina.
night. -.
Mr. =. =. Irish was taken quite sich
ON "wednesday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
nORIH PARIS.

Henry farrar Of Yarmouth at wori
for John Butterfeld cutting lumber.
II. &. Lawrence has taken wife late
liz we understand. Ills friends wish hin
many years of married life.
Mrs. Mary Dow remains about the
same; she Il unable To perform much
labor.
People generally are ready aud walt
Ing for snow To make shedding.
D.. T.. Field has bought n yoke Of
steers.
Dwight Steven. has been to Auburn
and bought nice span OF horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
MASON

Geo. n. Brosn l. no better.
4. L.. Ioysjoy l. quite sick. Dr
Twaddle II Bethel Was called sunda,
morning 10 attend him.
Charles brown Il better. =,
business l. quite good. IL would
rush II We had more snow.
school closed Friday, the liih.
An Effort will b. made to have term
of private school sOon.
OeOrgc Grover and wife and Mr.. Ner'
rill aud vile IL West Bethel made youi
correspondent. family very pleasant
call saturday evening.
:. ~. GroVer took the scholars Of oui
school toa ride last week. going "a
Bethel where they visited the old D-es'
trict Skulc AZ Oicon Hall. They had q
dns time,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
NORWAY LAKE.

VIII Buck. little hoy Charlie Is quite
sick with scarlet fever.
Mr.. stephen ro,ile Z. visiting At Mr.
:. r.. Shedd's aud J. y. Badbury's this
week.
Mr.. Elhrldge Gammon spent the day
With Mr.. :. r.. Shsdd Thursday.
Mr.. Ilgfie stanton l. stopping With
her sister. Mrs. !. \. lsobsrts, ihi. Nin-
ter.
skating ou The pond l. me and the
children A.. entnttnE lf.
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PORIER

George Sscst got seriously hurt As,
saturday while AZ work In the woods IN
. limb ~ tree falling, striking him ON
the bead. u cut q severe scalp wound ~
about seven inches. lie i improving al
Thu writing.
Rev. John stanley, one 20 the olie.i
Inhabitants Ga this town, died AZ hi-
hOme Dec. m.
BERNARD ToNle. Who has been study
ing medicine 10 Portlsud for the past
Tea months, {. home on Vl,it Of thf~
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Percy Edgar 90 Boston
an. visiting his mother, Mrs. Ma
th,ni,I Churchill 81 I'arsOnsfeld.
S,cighiug very poor.
Nr.. Irwin PhilbriCk l. gaining slOsly.
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souvn HIRAM.

n. Taylor aud wife vent to Brown
field sunday.
SAN Clark Of Portland was In the
place last week.
Mrs. Hattie CLAW, who has been nj
work nj smith wadleigh's, returned
home Tuesday.
viii stearns snd Blll Boothby started
Monday for Dcering With flock Of
ninety sheep.
circle nj the yestry ~ the NJ. T..
church las, "wednesday evening.