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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
MIIIcO.

Mautlce :. ilu..ey 1. cutting and haul
ing white birch from bis house neat
RoNbury Notch, for 4. q. Freeman ol
Dlxneld, Ia be worked Into too,h-pick.,
school at the Corner closed abruptly
after on. week. session. II commencc'
sgsin ~. 80 under the instruction Of
bert Thoms. of Hartford, Who has just
closed q .ucces.fui term at tue Poplar
Hill District.
slim Haskell has been stopping few
day. Nth hi. niece In Mexico.
J. ". BuISrll IL putting In the founda'
ton for large livery stable on the Mex
leu eide just below the toll bridge. The
next thing wanted il good hotel.
The grippe appears To IL losing III
grip on our people.
Married, Jan. l., by L. u. Harlow,
Esq. Mr.. Alphon,o Whitman Of Mexico
aud Miss Flora A. Harlow of Buckfeld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
gRytBuR0 CENTRE.

News items do not ''psn out" ~ gold
did In "'t9' In Cslifornis or else u ]. he
cause Ne are not over fealous Ia looking
them up.
fryebarg Grange had an enjoyable
time al their hall saturday afternoon
There were interesting exercises, musL
cal and literary.
Factorie. are closing. but soup houses
are opening. How do you Ike the
changer
John smart. q successful merchant ol
Portland. I. visiting his mother.
Dean Wiley. the popular stage driver
from Lowell to fryeburg. has been COZ
fined 10 his house by Illness for the pas
week. Terley Hartford handled the rib
bous during the time.
II IL said that twenty -hve trsmps hay'
lodged nj the poor farm during TIN
month.
"CIipping coupons" .. q business thai
every reader Of the Democrat can en-
gage In Just now.
Erue ( Cole Of boston u smong friend
aud relative. at the IIsrbor.
Mrs. ben Eastman discovered hawi
demurely roostiDg with her fowls the
other morning. Believing that hawk
deserve but little sympathy In this worlt
she succeeded In slsughtering his hawk
ship after an exciting combat. The bir'
measured fifty-thrre Inches across tn
wings.
About two years ago Ed Pray was TIL
happy father Of future legislstor, an'
TIL. time It L. boy again. but Ed say'
he will train him for prospective lum
herman.
Amos Maxwell IL on the slck llst.
The grippe IL evidently here TO sta!
and Il IL To be found everywhere.
SAID Grover ~ Cleveland. .aii he with . smile.
an give ~ the oountry free trade Tor whibs.
Beeause . am Gro,er, ] am that ] am.
/ ~ people don't HE n don't carr scent.
| 10 pies.es the knsiisb. my frsnds. don't ye
4 know.
AMI ,easse. the poor trash when wasss are iov
| . keep my poiitt~ai promises veil.
Ken 10 the country shoasi ell 90 io-the io<s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
SIOM-


The weather I. fne aud the Young pco'
PIE are Improving Il. u IL flne evening
sport for the boys To take the girls out
ccssiing.
The sick people are on the gain. There
are no new ones az this writing.
Albert Fowler of Lowell made dying
trip Ia TIL. Tlace.
Mrs.. Calvin Head has four boariers.
They work At the mill.
Ashley Emerson has . very bad bunch
on the side 81 his neck. The family feel
very much alarmed.
Mr.. y. T.. Gup,lll visited her father
the 18th, Who l. very slim.
The odd Fellows are planning on q
line time the 18th, ss they are Ia hs,e
company from the Conway lodge and
an oyster supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Purips,on has 90, gu, again
after the grippe.
There will he no sermon nj the Con
grrgstionsl church sunday.
The ofilc.r. of the Division of sons ri
Temperance are ss follows;
". n. f.riey tressh-
VA Mr.. fior,nse hCAii.tsr.
rs trahl Fart..
Ak-- y isftutt
Trvss-, Nate IioUshtnn.
e.. Mrs N. y uslsa.
Cen. Miifrri ferkins.
A. ,on.. Mary Nrsok.
=. fr-t smith.
O.s Allsr fsrust
q. w.f.. kibfids. tisari.-
The grippe I. still prevailing.
Ida Hawkes. has been very sick, but u
gaining slowly.
The sons % Temperance had a
masquerade sociable Thursday evening
A dram, will be presented soon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
GIIEAl

Dr. Gshring 10 Bethel has kindly COZ
sent-d % repeat at Gllesd Temperance
addres. which be- delivered at public
meeting % the ". &. r. 4. at bethel. .
short time since. and which ~as con.
.ider-d by his audience there too good
not Ia have = wider hearing. Every one
Who wishes tn hear q new aud Interest
Ing presentation 81 this much discussed
subject, should make an effort Ia hear
DR.. Gehring's address, which will be
given at the church sunday, Jan. 18th,
at ] o'clock Ia the afternoon.
Rev. Henry farrar has returned Ia
Gilead aud will supply the church here
for the present.
Mr.. ID. u. Hastings has clo.ed his
house at Hastings aud rented the parson-
age here, where they arr very pleasantly
.ltuated.
Hon. q. II. Gilbert, hi. wife. aud sou
Herbert, are visiting at George Burn
hams. Mrs. Gilbert's old home.
Mr.. Eben Chapman, Who has been
quite III with the grippe. is recovering
slowly.
Work on George staples mill IL pro-
crossing very slowly.
Interesting Good r.mplar.' meetings
Friday night of each week With frequent
addition. of new members.
Mr. Eli swan aud wife of south Paris
are visiting at Mr.. Chas. Morse's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
4 pARAlltl CASE.



suppose that GroVsr Cleveland had
81. % liaIm that but for the NEEDLE
..r. tli Niu.ly reprehsnsible letter oi
l..| 81. s,iIIs- West. British minister Ia
'.. Ted ~.,to. Ia l>>>, assuming Ia In
..-... Ausr.cau citizens a. 90 how they
.t. a vote, D., Cleveland. would have
'.s. -.-s.s, fe,i that autumn. Possibly
I'-.m..r Salisbury would have believed
''. r..r touceiVably the clsim might
l.F. .s.H Perfectly true. What then
l..R -I.lh the British government
Ilts gone about to undo the wfongf
N.rr..re to The doctrine 1T up In this
Nls....a business. Il Nould have been
l.-I ~tU.rury'. duty % send an envoy
O.. Washington With Instructions "a uss
at. fs.ytful means % restore his greai
..l good friend. Grover Cleveland 10 hi.
.1.' presidency. 10 not, Why nots III ",
a-s ..lUt Do try Ia restore i.iliuokalan
.rl.e he would not have lost her
l.H..y Office had stevens minded hi
HRr .4.iu-ss, Why, la the case supposed
au. Dot Grrat Britain have bred
a.lli fU TN o. restore Grover "a nv
tr..Iir1tisl chair hcctuse be would not
have .H.t Il hsd SACkVille-west mindeS
sHtr husinessF'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

4
A public ,nestlng was held last Mon
dsy evening at Gould Academy To take
decided action on the question. shal
Rsth~l hsve = resdlrg rcsn sud gym
nssiumy The several committees ch"s.
en- at the first meeting reported THEFT
work. A code of by.lawa had been
drawn M, and we're acceptcd with
few changes. The following wers
elected az trustees Of the association
A. r.. Tlerrick, J. Y. Purington, Rev.
Mr.. Beem, j. u. Gehring, Rev. Mr.,
Jordan, Archer Grover, Mrs. Colon
Rowe, Mrs. John rhilbrook, Mrs.. Olive
Mason and Mrs. Littlthalc. Attic pres.
ent time over si5O has becu raised by
subscription for this good cause.
The lyccum held Thursday evening
~as we'll patronised considering tbe
large number of students out at
school with the measles. The question.
Resolved. That 10 IL right To give money
Ia street beggars, WAS discussed IN hs
fullest extent, the dlsputants being ffed
Merrill, affirmative and Walter Chandler.
negative. The audience VAS requested
Ia take an active part In the discussion,
accordingly Miss Merrimsn sud Edwin
Gehring presented strong points Tor the
giving Of money, and Mr.. Merrim,n en-.
forccd his ideas against u. Herths
Wiley. Herbert Rove and Mark Allen
werc chosen by the president to decsde
the dispute, the result of which MS q
vote of To In favor Of giving. The
house had different Idea and decided
the question In the negative, ID To q.
The full program for the evening VAS ne
follows;
.. Piano sola, Aiice tmmtsrislh'
Q. Report ~ >eertsry, tmmA sc"e.
4 Choo-ing judge.
q. Vuestion.
8 Recitation. Ahoe Cafser'
q fssr, r,,
Z. Recitat,on. h<rth. Wley'
=. Piano >olo. Lime h"sn"n'
a AdioufNussNt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
HEBRON.

Miss Fannie Thompson OF Auburn u
spending q few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. DIR. DOMAIN.
Mrs. Elizabeth White OF Boston died
"Wednesday at y. \. DOMAINS, aged -
Mrs. White has boarded In Mr.. Donham''
family for several years, and has been
very feeble for long time, 90 much &C
that they were unable 10 20 TO theiI
home In Boston for the winter ~ In
tended.
People are getting their Ice. -.
A. q. bowman IL doing quite bush
ness cutting Il With his Ice plough.
Many report the Ice thin this season
Florists are sending out their cata
logues. some Of them are very line
That of John Lewis Childs Of Flora
Park, n. ", surpssses all others thai
xe have received. The modest little cat
alogue ~ Pike a Ellsworth Of Jessa
Niue, Florids, Il q rest for tired eyes
after the gorgeous plates In some ol
them. We are al~sys glad To welcom'
these slgus Of coming spring. The Win
ter Il long but not severe ~ last winter
Only thrre times has the mercury beer
below sero with Nc 20 faf' u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
WEST eRveBuao.

We are In for another cold snap, the
thermometer registering 10 below.
The stirling Club met With Mrs. j.. l.
Towle. The subject taken up Was b.
cgraphy of noted women, followed 10y
supper and the presence OF tie clu'
husbands.
Mrs. Z. W. Towle Il improving quite
fast. She MAS able to ride from Es.i
Stonehsm and Will stop with Mrs. Z. T..
Towle the rest ofthe winter.
Mr.. IIsrkett and family are on tho
sick list. lie has tao sick horses.
II. Andrews aud family are on the
alex llst.
Mrs. AnnIe Harrington came home foi
an hour from her daughter, Mrs. y,
Emery, Who IL quite low. She 10 not
out Of danger yet.
The people are getting their Ice. u
Il not Ne good ~ last year. There u
too much snow mixed with Il.
John Pillsbury who 10 logging In thls
nelghborhood Il getting along finely
Does not lose day, although the wind
blew very hard plllng up the snew In bis
road. 90 he was obliged to double up BIZ
team, hot perseverance won. II. ID.
Hutchlns drives one Of bile teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
EAST SUMNER.

Bu.lne.. continues to be dull snd
news items scarce.
PhysIcians are about the only ones
that seem to be- hu.tling.
However, Il Ia not very sickly about
here lust nov. Only one death has oc-
CURED In our immediate vicinity thus
far. and that Was a case OF old age and
long sickness.
DR.. J. n. Roblnson has been Al heoron
several DAYS attending a patient.
Walter y. Robinson, who has been so-
.sut for several Years In Washington
aud other places In the West, is now
stopping a while here. =.
Rev. u. y. Lawrence OF Backfisld u
Supplying the Baptist pulpit temPors'
rily.
Henry y. Ripley has opened the black
smith shop here, aud Il prepared to do
shosing aud general Job work.
7 y. y. Foye still works At his trade a.
his shop.
sc. Head Ia still prepared To oil or
der- for dowel. st HE mill.
A fec logs are being cut Into iamoe'
al the saw mill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
WATERFORD.

The factory Of the Waterford Wood
Working Go. was entirely destroyed by
fire saturday In the gale, and all the
machinery and about $500 worth %
manufactured goods were burned. The
loss IL about sG0oO; Insured for $500.
We understand that IL IL To be rebuilt
again at once.
The following officers were Installed
at q public installation at Mt. Tirem
Lodge, y. & A. NJ, Tuesdsy afternoon
BY Past Master I. y. Jewett, Fast Mas
ter VIM. Douglass acting as Marshaii
J. W. Warm, W. N.
Horne MAxaski, = W.
Addison Mkt, J. W.
Jo<l Plsmmer, Twas.
4. -. uspxo0t. sec.
wv. kneslAnd, \. u.
VS.. PsskArf. ]. %.
DANIEL Hrvwn, IS.
". ". Watson, is.
u. q. warren, Chap.
Il ~. Jevttt. ".
Geo. q. whesier. Tyler.
A banquet Was served In the public
hall at g, aud q large number partook.
The ball In the evening WAS great sue
ce.s. 20 couples we're present, and
about 100 took supper at the Lake House
at the intermlssion.
Bertha and Mrs. skinner are rapidly
regaining their health.
Mrs. A. \. iiapgood IL on the gain.
Quite q number from Waterford are
attending Bridgton Academy TIL, term.
The Waterford Creamery IL making
about 800 pounds Of butter per week al
present. :.
The farmers are getting their Ice. II
IL not a. good quality q. last year.
The Waterford Woodworking Com
pany IL reported 10 be lnsolvent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
ANpovlR.
ANoOvGR.
We are having Just lovely weather


We are having just lovely weather
nov.
snow about 10 inches In the woods.
Meat of tIe farmers have got the''
wc"d NJ.
All the available horse teams arr en-
gagged In hauling lumber from the sever
nj landing. to the mill.
Marshal Towards school At East An
dover closes to-day With grand exh'bs'
ton.
The .lck In town so far ss heard from
are gaining slowly.
Old Mother smith ls quite low and
probably cannot live long.
Hay aud old horses are plenty and
cheap.
Many have dressed their surplus
young stock rather than winter 10.
The grange held public installation
of ofiicers last Tuesday. A dinner Was
served In the lower hall tn about iso In.
,lted guests. A good time was enjoyed
nv ali
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
SOlIra wOODSJOCk

some .,lli survive at South Woodstock
bat the "grlm monster" u making sad
inroAds upon us.
a.. q. Do~ Ia. been visiting hls old
neighbors the last few days, and he eau
r-st assured that he has the lasting syn
PATTY 81 hls many friends In this place
In hi. great bereavement.
X. l.. Cumming. IL doing an extensive
bushes. In his timber lot near Locke.
Miils, employ Ing quite = large crew.
N the thief Who stole the chains from
the cemetery fence ~ ,hl. place Will rc-
turn the same between now aud spring,
he will confer great favor upon the
living, aud honor the dead at the same
time.
John VI. Brown. who va. reported In
last weeks Wet Pari. Items y. having a
broken leg. IL quite badly Injured, bat
his leg l. not broken, Ne understand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
aROWNElElO.


las, Friday aud saturday were the
most uncomfortable days ~ the season
Ia be out 81 doors. The Wind blew. the
snow new sud piled In huge drifts In
some places In town.
clay ton spring has the handsome.,
pair of horses In town.
Mr.. Thomas ses,ey has sick horse.
There are quite number of sick peo-
PIE In town With colds, may be the
grippe.
Mumps are getting quite prevalent.
ladies sewing Circle met "wednesday
afternoon and evening With Mrs. Charlie.
fe..enden. Everybody vent Who posi-
bly could u !. such nice plsc- 10 90 TO,
The Pequswket Circle are To meet with
Mrs. John Grsiism Friday evening.
Little Pearl Libby. only twoye, old,
ha. committed two verses of AFTER the
Ball" aud sings the tune correctly and
In good time.
Edith swan IL home from Boston on q
short yisit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
ROxnuRY.

The roads are good now and every one
having any business on the roads, is
making the most Of his opportunity.
Farmers are feeding more grain than
ever before. Our railroad To l.umford
Falls makes prices low, aud loads OF
fee are going from the station out Into
the country In all directions.
John Reeds two children are sick
with whooplng cough.
Mr.. Gray has flushed hls poplar Job
and Il now drawing four foot spruce
from the bunker swamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

.. 4. Bean and wife, Elmer >tiles
Mrs. Addison Bcan, Mrs. J. II. Bean
J. 4. Bean aud Mrs. Hutchinson are nj
sick With the prevailing disease.
Mr.. =. 4. Bean. Who hss been sck
long time, passed away the 18th. Mr.
Bean MAS a woman respected sud Loved
by al. She had No enemies hut hosts al
friends. she will - greatly missed,
both by friend. aud by the church, OF
which she ms faithful mcmtsr and
onc % the oldest. She leaves a husband,
one .on and thrce daughters To mourn
her loss. Her age VAS - years, months,
aud H. DAYS.
Geo. N. BrOw had q very sick spell
one day last week. but BY careful nars'
ing by his folks he csme out all right
liis health IL very peer TIL. winter.
Roy Gro,er has returned Ia lsthe
and viii continue % work Tor Mr. Fur
iugtou.
II. r.. Mills l. drawing birch.
B,ruAld Mil. remains sboat the same
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
DENMARK.


Mr.. =. 4. Jewett aud daughter, Mrs,
Tibbstis. are visiting friends In Cornish
for few days.
Mr.. Forester Jewstt Of Manchester,
y. H., spent last Sabbath with his
father, Mr.. Steve Jewett.
Mr.. Augustine Ingalls, IL hauling baled
hay from East Brownheld.
II l. reported that the Bartlett House
will soon change proprietois.
There are no new cases OF the grippe
aud all Who have had u are gaining
slowly.
The Saco Water Power Go. IL again
drawing the water from Long Pond
which will stop all the mills here.
Mr.. Geo. W. Grzy's shop 10 now en-
tir.ly u.eles. the water IL so low.
Installation of officers Of Masonic
lodge took place Wednesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
RuMgoRD.

School In District No. /? closed Jsn
10Th after = profitable term of ten week.
taught by VIII 4. Elliott of liumfori
Mr.. Elliott IL . successful teacher hay'
Ing had experience In district and high
schools. Good order aud ihoroughp.s'
In studies are prominent charscteri'iic'
of his work.
Mrs. David Elliott IL dangerously VI
of typhoid pneumonia. 49,.
Among the other ills aud ails chicken
pox has made iis appearance Ia claim III
share With the rcst.
IL IL almost Impossible to get help "a
car, for the sick here In town. Good
place for several nurse. or Ia do house
work Ia families.
Asa stesrns has soli his goods Ia w,
". stevens. Stevens opens store nj
l.umford Centre.
There will soon be q change made Ia
the po.t Office.
The sick are more comfortable At this
writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
eAsY eRoWNe,gtp.

The circle met at 4. ID. fessenden's ~
announced. Their, MAS q large gather
Ing, 10 or more; quite sum Was real
lied.
Addie Aiiard has closed her school
and is az home.
A little surprise at w. II. Stickney''
on the evening Of the 18th. IL MAS the
18th birthday of samuel stickney. The
evening passed of very PLEASANTLY.
Among our we'll preserved old ladies
Il Mrs. Reuben sesvey, now ~. Who
spent the day of the circle making calls
In the forenoon, aud taking . sleigh ride
with Master Philip Mansfield.
Mrs. rhebe Rc.s, nearly ~, ID very
comfortable aud bids fair To see many
more years.
Mrs. Mary Elder. nearly -, IL another
active, Intelligent old lady.
Mrs. N. q. fesry, -, IL passing the
winter at the Center With her niece,
Mrs. :. u. lean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Prince 4. Trefethen % Peaks Island
~. accidentally shot sunday afternoon,
or hI. r,tatn from bird hunt at an
rltr i.isBd. when h. arrived home,
D. pulled his breech-lOading gun from
d. bot by the muISle. IL "a. HI. In
variable custom 20 take the shells from
d. gun - soon ~ the hunting was over.
lu ihI. Instance u u supposed he forgot
o. Be- so, and q she'll VAS dlschsrged Into
~ Chest. lie died immediately. lie
49, about Is years % age, and leaves
vifr aud child.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
AtQAN

Mr.. Ebsn Morrill, Il Dangerously III
With heart disease.
Ilis soo. Dcnni. Morrill,, fingers In the
last stages 10 consumption.
The schools At East Hiram took va
cation this week on account OF scarlet
fever. II u nov subslding.
Mrs.. Charles n. Davis Ia quite III.
Ephrsla Wentworth, Who has been on
q business tour In Michigan, Il now al
home.
The grippe se'ms To BE- suesldlng.
John l.. bike Ia. been selected az
traverse juror.
oar citizen. are making good nse OF
the good weather, and good shedding,
and hauling wood 10 make them warm,
aud lee 20 make them cold.
Mas EllIa wilder .. visiting friend.
In Portland.
Jane. II. wihicr. Jr., Il out 81 health.
Mrs. Vim. u. burbank 10 quite sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
EAST BgThtl.

Chss. aud George Swan are getting
out tim,rr aud preparing To build new
house next spring.
Miss Lillian klmball of the Norma
school. Gorham. IL spending a shor'
vacation At her fathers, 4. ". klmb,lrs
Mrs. Richards IL very sick snd coo
fine,i To her room at her daughter, Mrs
Annie browns.
u. \. Bartlett has finished work for "
work Tor &. Ryerson.
4. ". kimball. T.. farwsll and III. u
Holt harvested their ic- last week. IL
VA. II inches thick, clear. clean md
handsome.
fi.h peddlers are plenty and are anS'
ious Ia exchange hsh for potatoes, sP'
ple-, meat or money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

There were two accidents on the
Canadian Pacific Railroad on Saturday,
the 18Th. AZ Harvey Lake, near vsnc.'
boro, the road crosses the foot of the
lake Ut place where the snow often
,lflfts badly. An engine aud snow plo~
struck the diiits here. left the rails and
ran out upon the lake. where they broke
through the Ice aud went dow q In tw en-
weight feet Of wHter. The engineer
Jumped through the cab window. bui
The hrvman WAS carried down With tn
engine. A diver went down aud found
him standing In front Of the furnace
wiih hls shovel In hls hand. The other
accident WAS near Green,llIe, where y
locomotive left the track and the en-
ginesr had both legs taken on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
GRAFTON.

Dr. T~itebell was In town yesterday
visiting the sick; most ~ whom are I'M
proving.
Mrs.. Mary Bartlett IL at a. D.
Brooks.
Their, are men from Colebrook beis
pressing hay. They are using the Con-
tinuOOs Bsling Press aud can press FROM
seven To nine tons per day.
We are having beautiful winter wealth.
er nov after the rough blowing times oil
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
WILSON'S MILLS.

&. II. bennett, Who was brought from
Bethel, where he had been for about two
month. under the care Of . physician, by
hi. brothers, To attend his fathers fu'
neral, has since that been III nj the home
Of Ill. brother, n. q. Bennett. Dr,
Twombly of Colebrook has been In Ia
see him the past week. lie Will be car.
ried Ia Portland To the Maine General
Hospital ~ soon as arrangements can b
made.
J. ". Parker, Of the Berlin Mills Com
pany, has been In town the past week.
From Thursday night until Saturday
morning one Of the seyerest wind blows
% the season rendered the roads almost
impasssble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23

Resolved, That by the sudden aud
tlgic Death ot our esteemed brother
ard companion, Harrison \. Whitman,
vr are strikingly reminded ~ the great
urcsrtainty and frailty 10 our earthly
ie and the certainiy % death and that
he summon. comes TO "a when least
,xpeCted that % his death this camp
-. % Veterans has lo.t true and
'.Fhful member. and the community In
which he lived valued Citizen. liis
y.gl. life had been marked BY spirit
90 .nIusiry and uprightness, faithful Ia
every trust, hoDorAbl, and high-mlndc'i
irf.. dealings. free from Nicc., aud
t...l rNemplarv In his daily life. a. a
r.. sHi ,itircn he "a. highly honorcd
l.I ry.psrtcd. asa sOn and brother he
ss. Iu,liul and true, and asa husband
d. ass faithful. afieCtionate aud Kind
... ah.iv Ne deeply deplorv his loss
frm .lr hand % brothers In this camp,
,lr. Domforted BY the hope and a.
s....r that WhAt i our loss y his
s.. .ri that he has carried With him
t..ia' lev home beyond the river q
character which assures him never
.rf.s NE 20 eujoy ment aud happiness.
Received. That ne tender hi mother
su.. .iHe our sincere sympathy, and
ia copy 20 these resolutions b. pre-
-tf.I .T fhsm and furnished the oN-
irf iI.mo,rat iot publication, also that
ft.#ur charter D. drapc'l ior thirty
.... ..t page 20 the records be- sst
ar... hI- memory.
n ". rowIK~, Committee
D. l. MLLIrT, on
o. =. SWAN, RESOLUTIONS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-23
IASr WATERFORD.

Mr.. Mary (wariwell) Bl.bee. widow
az the late Luther Bisbse. died Jan. IL,
as,d about - years. Her Youngest sou
Minslow, Ia. always made his hons
"a inn her. Her daughter, Mrs. Columbia
Mlllett, cared for her through her late
illness. She Vas = pensioner, her hus'
band having served LA the var OF lsia,
=. ". Atherton l. quite sick with the
grippe.
there l. No school 1t Temple Hill thi'
week, owing 10 the illness OF the teach
er. ,
Mrs. su.le Cummings IL In Portland
for a week.