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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
RRYAkI,s POND.

A.E. Pike has opened Jewellers shop
here. occupying front room In =. w
ford's rent.
The village schools will be closed
few weeks, giving the scholars q briel
vacation. The principal will visit hi'
home In Dover In the meantime.
Frank Small Of North Norway IL 10
the employ Of our enterprising mer
chant VI. NJ. Hathaway, taking orders
for goods 10 the surrounding country.
The band boys Thanksgiving ball wal
A fine entertainment. Though the com
pany was not large, those who did attend
well appreciated the time. The musk
by Me.srs. Holt, whitman, Payne and
clifford Of Lewiston was more than ex
cellent, and they received many expires
.ions Of we'll merited praise during thu
evening. The supper for the compan>,
was provided by Landlord Tobln and hi
estemable wife, Of the Glen Mountaii
House, which was an ample guarantee
of It's being q bountiful one and serves
In first class shape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
MESI SUMNER.

Mrs. Mary Freeman !. slowly improv-
ing.
The meetings closed al the Bap,i.,
house sunday evening.
Young 4 Packard slaughtered a
porker December ; that dressed III
pounds.
William T. Bouney Ia. 30, up large
woodpile.
Rev. n. 4. Mun.ou preached nj the
Uniyersalist house sunday.
q. VI. Packard wants some good NUT
ton.
Mo.e. II. Dow has been poorly for a
few dave although able 10 be out.
sleighlng l. very good.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson aud Mrs. J.. y.
Quincy spent Thanksgiving at W. j.
Crommett's, Norway.
Mis-. Lula VI. Packard has returned 10
NOrway.
The village school commerced Decem-
Der !. kirk spaulding as teacher.
George h.. Pulsifer has sold bis famous
trot,er Ia Tinker farrar, farrar's Mills
Mrs. l.. II. Tuell !. confined to hef
room.
I'D. Narney was at Lewiston satur'
dAy on business.
Mr. Zen DALEY from Canton made u.
a call Thursday.
Mr.. Atkins from south Paris Ia. been
spending few days st u. A. Harlo~s
!. Cummings from Paris was In town
Thursday looking for sheep and calves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
NIRAN

Mr.. Thomas &. Starbird, venerable
and industriou. citiFen. Il conhned 10
hI. house by loss ot hi. limbs la great
degree.
NJ. EdNard h. Hanson has retired
from the lIirsm station % the Maine
Central n. Il. after n years ~ faithful
service. some II years a. foreman. MI
samuel l.. clemens has taken the posl-
ton a. foreman.
Hou. Hiram Getchell, % BroNnheld,
Va. Ia town.
Mr.. Rufus Y. Lowell has removed
from BroWndeld % the Ormand :.
spring house.
Nil. Ella wilder 1. spending the
inter In FLORIDA.
Mi. Lucy >toycr l. In very poor
health.
Geo. X. Bean, Esq, has suspended
work CA hl. si.am Mill for the present
nj. daughter. Mildred remains very
SICK AZ East Hiram.
We are glad 10 see the prosperous OH
farmer. handing Ia basket. OF good
things 20 the widows aud orphans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
ERXIhIIRG cIN1RE

The weather prophet Il among W.
The winter session. of the district
schools have commenced.
Another fool and HE barrel went over
Nisgsra last week. II .e,ms that = msn
Nth barrel can 20 anyshere-e,en "a
the United states senate.
Jean i.eaVc,t has returned from New
Hampshire.
Charles Chandler has purchased the
Walker house AZ the village and will
move thsre In the near future.
Th,re will b. no Wild horses In the
neat Congrvss. IL will be a steady going
team which the president Will feel no
need ~ driving.
Mr.. George Charles has returned
from the hospital. Her condition IL not
favorable to recovery.
Roland Charles while returning from
the village the other day, lo.t his wallet
containing ten dollars and private pa
pers.
Look out Tor big hog stories. Frank
Barker starts the ball rolllng With two
seven months pigs that dressed GO
pounds.
\ Christmas sntsrtainment will De
given AZ the ilarb1r VI. T.. church.
cur nsighbor, Charles harrington, IL
20 De congratulated on the exc,llcut
plecc % work he IL doing on the frNe
residence II frychgrg. II ~ill stand for
years a. monument % the good iuig.
meut and sound buslne.. sense Of the
owner aud to the skill aud honest work
man.hip 20 the contractor.
How many parents In Oxford County
Visl, the sChools la which their children
are pupilss We venture % say that com
parcd With the number Of patrons the
number % visitors l. very small. The
teachers always welcome visitor. aud
claim that Il inspires their youthful
charges 20 renewed efforts aud NJ IA.
same time bring. the parents into bct-
ter understanding of school method.
aud engenders good feeling. To Gu
courage such personal attention Ia our
public sshools a. would make people Ia
miliar With and Interested In them, each
school should sst apart day which
should De known a. visitors day.
There should - no especial change In
program a. that would defeat the end Ia
81 accomplished. which l. "a have peo-
pie know something 10 the actual work
ings ~ these Institutions. Acalendar of
these DAYS could be pabli.hed occsslon-
ally until people hccame accustomed To
remembering which visitors days we're,
aud Il should 10 given out that visitors
would be especially welcome on the par
tIcular days that people might feel a,
perfect liberty "a call. The system
would heuome source % pleasure To
both visitor. and pupils. Teachers, try
the plan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
OBITUARY
DANIEL FoREs.

Daniel Fohes, for more than thirty
vsar. one 20 the best known men In
antr,ise died 40 his home, corner Of
U-,hari and Beach strcsts, I've. 3th
AT -. Daniel fobes Nas born Ia
B-1sysatsr. July "a, l~l;. At the az,
thur n. ars. he moved With hi parents,
P,-,.. Me, where he procured hi'
a-.y D.gcstion. when he was ~ years
"a b. vsut into a grocsry store la Paris,
a. ore wear later left his home aud
sartsi uut 10 life In earnest. lie wcni
% poT and and started Ia the grucrry
i-i rru, sion business.
Eys tsars later be csms % Boston.
G.I-g 1'o faneuil Hall market. h. spsn'
,ysa- 'hsrv. snd then opsued a grocrry
t-i frUNi sion store 90 Cambridge street.
Eua. come time after that shen he BE-
a. fte manufacture 20 some lines II
rl's. t.uusry, aud Ia lss3 be- bought oui
.is uauuiaCturing confectionery busi'
80. = Albert Webster Ou Brattle street,
i11 tegan the general manufacture II
a-lies Ore Year later b. founded ths
,.1.s ~ Fobss, Hayward n CO., With q
a,tHry on Chsrdon street. Prom thi.
,l.rs.. h. retired In l>sA
o. We one 81 the founders - the
Na-t Avenue Congregational church,
irIas. a. director 81 the North ANenus
'a,.rs. Rank from IT, foundation.
o. ave. son and daughter, bo,i
zarT#.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
WILSON'S MILLS.

A. W. Pickett has gone up the Msgal-
lo,sy for Berlin Mills Go. To scale for
EIlingwood a IIAmill. Colman Harper
scale. on the Diamond for NJ. ID. sturte-
want, and Percy Ripley scales Tor the
standings AZ sturtevant Pond.
r. :. and y. A. Flint were 10 town
Tuesday.
Charlie. Leach the mail carrier Ia.
moved into the shstney house, 10 keep
Ing bachelors hall.
ROYAL Bean and Edgar Brooks had
ouite an adventure the past week, they
we're out deer hunting, snd went Into an
old logging camp TO spend the night,
they built up fire and laid aside their
coat. and rubbers, the camp caught fire,
and thew got out without their rides,
Their equipments were all burned,
rh.y walked about three miles through
the snow In their stocking feet, to j. w
ClNk's.
On. Of the hunters who have beer
camping since early fal). up the Abbott
brook. Was found dead In the road Fri
d,y morning, Nov. %, by Bert Leayitl
and charlie. Hickman. The man had
started out Of the camp but q few min
ute. before To 90 into the woods, snt
spp,tently fell forward 10 the snow
dead In an instant. The name OF tb'
deces sed WAS Patrick Morrison OF Peach
am, vi. lie Was about hfty years o.
age aud had heart trouble for years.
Crossing on Ice Nov. - for foot pas
sengers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
6gBRON

Bert Maxim has gone to Crsnston, II
/. to work In the Insane Hospital.
Pred Pike aud family from the IVES,
have been visiting hls brother here.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. l.. Pike spent sunday
AZ Mr.. llibb.'.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Melcher Of Auburn wer,
AZ church SUNDAY.
IA. Glover lost one % his best horses
saturday by the breaking II a Lex.
Eey. :. ID. EichSrdson went 10 Paris
20 preach sunday and on Tuesday At
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Foster al
Halls Pond.
Misses Able and l.sbecci ilibbs ar'
visiting friends Ia south Paris this weel
Alton llibbs il In Canton packing
apples. " =,
Master Vivian Bearce has this TAI
shot ~ grey squirrels, 4 patridges,
rabbit. and coon.
Z. n. ~turteyant went 10 Dixtel'
Thanksgiving day and spent lev day
With his sou Dr. ~tutsyant.
Ou Thanksgiving day morning one o
the chimneys In Capt Dunhsm'- hous'
toog fire aud the roof caught 30 the
had 4 narrow escape from having ihei
bulldogs burned. The chimney In Ms
GrvsnSOOd's house also burned out th
same day with bo danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
EAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. A. Norwood returned from Port
land Thanksgiving day.
Eva VI. johnson has been spending q
few DAYS with her sister Mrs. Pride.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haskell have moved
into their new home In the postofilcs
building.
Mrs.. Z. II. Pride, after = fortnlght'
vacation, has again taken up her lsbor'
In the Temple Hill school.
This school begins the 10Th under the
instruction Of Maud Atherton.
Bert aud Nelson Norwood OF bidde'
ford are visiting their brother In Thu
plsce. ,..
ern part Of the town.
Jessie Sinderson spent last week 81
her uncl-'s. John Shsm's.
Mrs. Angeline Sanderson spent part oil
lat week at her son's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
MASON.

More snow Ia the cry just now.
This promises Ia b. = busy winter Ia
our vicinity.
y. q. MN. will furnish about q thou
sand cords Of white blrch for \. y
Bean that will he drawn to West Bethel.
Mr.. bean will put In large quantity al
.ta,e timber al hi. mill In this town.
The farmer. are selling their potatoes
now for forty cents per bushel.
Arthur Morrill, Ia drawing log. to
West Bethel.
Archie Hutchinson !. at work for
Ernest Morrill,.
George n. brown IL very low, his
friend. have but little hope OF hi. ever
being any better Mr.. brown has been .
hard working man all hi. life, Kind
father aud one ~ the best and most AZ.
commodsting neighbors, one that vii
be- very much missed by all.
Ch,.. Brown has been having another
III turn but We hope to see him on, again
.nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
WEST BCyhtl

People .till live and move and have q
being.
Asa Prescott has moved from A. y.
Beans hotel to his home On the Flat
road.
raleyrand Cross has moved Into
Octs,is Growers rent.
sewell aud Horace Walker have NOV
ed lnto the Eastman house opposite w.
N. Merrow's.
Fred Eastman has been quite sick but
IL better now.
u. u. shaw Ia loading potatoes At "a
cents per bu.hel. The farmers seem
anxious To sell at that price. There are
quite q good many for sale.
There are quite lot % apple. for
salc yet and people are quite ready To
sell whenever an opportunity offers.
Roy Braekeit had hi. hand quite bad
IL hurt by having II caught between a
tree and load of wood which he MAS
hauling from the woods.
Mrs. Cyrcne Bean, late mstron In
reform school for girl. In Massachusetts,,
visited nj your correspondents lately.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Peter Wheeler also; glad
Ia see them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos or the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF rHs COUNTY.
CANTON.


The tnlversalist circle met ~ Mrs
Eunice Gilbert's, . very large number
present and enjoyable occssion. Ths
supper Was 81 the nne.t order. Tbs
house presented q beautiful appearance
Certain II Vas a circle long 10 be remsm-
bered.
Miss Hubbard and Mrs. Jackson have
been visiting st Hon. J. 4. s~ssey'..
Hon. Chas. n. Gilbert candidate elect
Tor the present house 20 Representatives,
has large mail and of great lmpor-
lance al the present time. Mr.. Gilbert
u admirably equipped for the place
elected. What Ne need IL experience In
our halls ~ Legislation.
Hon. j. 4. swssey IL doing q great
amount % Improvement In this village.
Ills Office Il very neat and tasty.
Messrs. Oscar Chllds, W. \. Luce and
Bert Davis have put up very neat aud
greatly needed street lamps. Hope more
will do 80, "a u will light the weary aud
b.latei traveller on his way home.
The ladie. Relief Corps will meet II
Mrs. 4. l.. ~tAnwoOd's on Tuesday, 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
NORIH PARIS.

Everett Chase aud wife hid wedding
r-c.p,iou Dec. Let, In the evening at IL
VI. Tuell'.. About 20 we're present, and
all had a good time aud stayed late. 4
nice treat II apples, candy and peanuts
AS served. a long and happy life ia
them Il the wish Of all.
jane. Rowell died Monday and was
buried Tuesday from IA. Union church.
bright. disease Was the cause Of hls
death.
Lucy Andrews commences her school
on the I'LL. Dec. ~.
We understand that Mr.. Rankin IL Ia
teach the school AZ North Paris.
The Grange a, West Psrl. gave q
drama aud supper, bcc. ). There was q
large crowd. els WAS received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
DENMARK.

Miss Mildred Bean IL still confined to
her bed with slow fever.
Mr.. Arthur Potter 10 very low aud not
expected TO recover.
Mr. A. W. Belcher viii act ne agent
for Bridgton Laundry, and viii forward
all laundry which may be left to his care
and return the same on Thursday's OF
each week.
High school exhibition, Monday even
Ing at Odd Fellows Hall.
Mr.. Frank Bennett and wife are Ia
town for few days.
Mr.. ]. ". smith has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF the late
stephen Anles.
Another ball New Years night al
Odd Fellows Hall. :.
Mrs. Berthe Colby Of sandy Creek, u
visiting with Mr.. Albert Tumbrele'
family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
Us olp ANo Tnt sIw.

ffr EaH"rrff.
A.ff. rt.k - bsing at down A. a
~. wi.h O. discuss briefly the old
lai fEs n~N svstems q schools. What
"a. Zoe matter With the old, founded a.
s~as CA purely democratic principles
N, -ds,striCt' to al intents and pur.
,oses a republic. ahsrv the voters could
70 brought together by . warrant In the
ale mauusr a. a town meeting, perfect
" iairrsndeu' - al outside influence.
Au.I ahD had the interests % bis osn
IN I-rn no heart. a. rule would -
u fn ssgridce some time and labor
u have "a suctessiul school, aud would
gts-H .Iv - chosen agent, he taking So
isyl. are uot o. excccd the approprA-
ta- Ihg people we're an much inter
s.,-i That board aud fuel. aud ilnAliy
u-fl 40 the Incidental expenses Tor
rI--Hga school. would BE- Tar below
o. r-r.rut expense.
E.trI. system need not be largely
!stf upon. Tor Il !. not 81 old time and
~ r.H.f u us arr conyersant With US
s1's -. Cor good or had, Dot periec-
in- 'y any means, for "~sli Will work
H'ts man .aid Who preferred better
1.rg. W hsu he was caught by neigh
- stealing spples.
B.t shat about the new some II Va
t-I rHfA Tea think Il j. la keeping
sft 'ha tendency u events a. they are
'nlsT.r.ng an along the line. "'entral-
nf.uU ...ms "a D. the term Ia brtcf 10
cover 'he - hole ground, where business
l. taken entirely out ~ the hands OF the
People. while al power u vested In the
'sa. " trusts, Cumhine- and syndicatcs
rI.s the business affairs of the country,
sn I- educational matters the people arr
o..ug their hold on the education %
hs.r children.
Or the olden time, 10 new school
house Vas needed, the district would em-
p.sy economical methods. and the build
~ committee were Interested IN their
0su. because Il VAS their Own Ihey
generally Ia locating secured the Tot De-
ilr- erecting the building. They were
siIIing 20 work for no pay, aud were on
he alert 10 have the work tally Win
,pecifcstions.
The seasons were long enough In those
CAV. 10 complete a house aud outbuild-
ns.. whereas under the new system the
t.Inle Am the OUTLYING sections we have
m district. now are subjected 90 great
convenience, especially la thl. town.
10 The southeastern part OF the town
thsv are fortunate 90 live near Turner
Inc A town noted for good schools as
they are allowed from sympathy or
Otherwise % avail themselves OF Turner
hcilltie. FOR schooling. In the western
portion they are not an fortunate. Ihey
uast wait the pleasure OF the powers
that D.. The old houses are sold, other
Sc there might have been brtigin.
essf tur season.
WHY i thi.s 4. lucid - sunlight. \
30 line % committee men, Win Ou'
A,iie o. 10 any way, for thi. line .elrc,
bad centre" In whom all power u vest
q, hence all small dependencies outside
u ceatral power are Of but little ae-
eolui.
i there a remedy There IL small
as'flment. or wespoO, or whatever u
l eiy b termed. known as the ballot
shch, rightly used In connection Win
shai lniueuse Ne NAV exert, will help
aaitsrs sometimes: but u Ne leave
Shers % make use % IN. means, and We
asfioCt, Why, We must suffer by neglect
q oar opportunities.
ssskasli, Dec. I, 1894.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
PERU.

Mis-. I.sona Cannon IL attending
school AZ East Peru. She goes on th'
cars back aud forth.
Jaryl. lIcdsdou has gone to Byron OF
visit.
George Conaut and hls mother are
visiting friend. In l.iyermore.
n. ". Babb has bought Hun cream
er. lie I. going to sell his cream to the
butter factory.
One Of 4. II. Walkers horse. becsms
restless a. be was hltched at liodsdon''
store, aud he reared up and threw hun.
self and broke the shafts To the sled and
stuck piece % the shaft In his lex about
three inches.
Thl. l. fine weather for winter; some
90 on wheels and some on runners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

Who every sAw the beat why, every
say and their relatives came cat ftt
hr evening "a SCI the Dame flunkc'
company repeat the singing school
a. o. tnlVersalist circle az NcAdsml
HaI what's better, they came deisrm'
30 'H snioy a good time and there Ma
very Indication that they did u Ne maN
igy ~ their Responsiveness - mani
s.isi In applause and complimentary
t,rl.. The memhsrs % the Flunsct'
Iour,ny are feeling very grateful io'
- manner IN which their prcseuiaticn
tths play ~As accepted BY the very
AK sudience present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
wFlCHyIllE

Mrs. Ellen Mo.s- IL visiting ber
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Philo Poland.
Mrs. &. II. Bryant Il ai this writing
very low.
The welchville High School closed
Friday afternoon. II has been avery
uccc..ful term % school, taught by
Mis-. Nellie y. stone principal, Mr. W.
r.. Holmes, assistant, and u u hoped
their service. may he retained Tor an
other term.
Miss Ella harrington Of Brideton has
been spending a few day. with hcr
parents.
Mrs. Phllo Poland IL more comforia-
BILE AZ this writing.
Mrs. Fannie French and daughter
Mattel visited Mrs. q. VI. Lane one day
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
EAST SUMNER.

Prof. Mun.on Of the state College OF
Agriculture delivered lectures In tbs
course on Wednesday aud Thursday OF
last week.
Meeting. under the direction Of TIVE
lady evangelist. we're held at the Baptist
church last week.
Big porkers have recently died. AlonI'
romroy killed one that dressed OIL, 70
\. Maxim one J'O, ;. Robinson one JSs
more to follow.
\. u. Brigg. aud Frank barrett ha,'
been shipping quite lot 81 apples frou
sumner and Hartford stations. Apples
are .till selling Al low rates, sl.sS pet
barrel l. the general price.
Eey. N. &. Munson Was In the plac'
on Wednesday. lie !. engaged la tem
perance work and l. an earnest worker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, -
To the Honorable Justice ~ the suprvms Juii
tiAl Court next o. IL hokien NJ l'arts, with.
10 AMI for the County % Otf0ri. on the -s,on'l
Tuesday - fsbrusry. 4. u led
Charie. II. lay Of Bfosnhshi. In sall County.
respectfully nlsls anil gives the IIonorshls
Coart g. 10 infurlnci that be WAS lawfully mar
fisst % flla =. stewart II Bfovnhshi, afov.aii.
on the lth iAy ~ July. A. u. ls5I, by Rev.
Ivory kenhisoh, q minlstsr % the spspsl. that
yOur nlslaht anil his said wife liSei AMI 80
hAbitei al sali Bvwnhshi from the time ~ their
ssii marriage until or about May ~. A. u. lS-i.
That your nlslsbt kept NJ. marriage covenant,
bot .Aii tlla on The day last above mentioned
utterly de..srtei your iitslsnt without rcs.on.
alb cause anil ha. constantly remained s~sy
frum him from that time until the late % nnhs
% this litsl That the present r..iience % .aiti
lila :. bay l. O. your libslAnt unknown, that he
ha. uss-i reasonable diligence b. asosTtaln Tho
sane bot has bssn unable 81 do -. That ons
chill was horn o. your nhslARt snd ssii flls
on The Bth day % MAY, A. u. l--O. named
i.le~sllyn Day Who has always v.iiei with hi-
grandparents. wherefore your hbslant ptay-
ihattse chiii - Given ~ him ahi divorce from
the bonds % mstrimony nov existing hstween
him and .aii lila :. lay may b. grsntsi tot
utter deseftion continued Tor more than thfcs
consecutive years nest PRIOR o. the hinx ~ thi.
nlsl Aud The hbelant further sllese- that hs
has uss-i r,ssonAbl. diligence ~ Ascertain Tho
prc-snt re.lieno. ~ saii libilee bot I. unable u
10 20 ani does Dot know whsr, u 10.
CHARLES ~. DAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
aRowSgltlp.

The Goo1 Templ4rs gave an oyslsl
.upp.r at the old Fellows B'nqu''
room Frijsy evening" % thi. week.
Mr.. i.inscOt, the new proprietor OF ih,
p,ouawsst house, has fought one 81
Mr. I.ibby's nice horses.
Ms. 4. Durgln has moved herself an,
household goods into the McDousI
h,aliing.
Nj. and Mr.. Wentworth from Niche,
gan arc visiting the Misses Mary and
Pity wentN orth In the tia. vicinity.
sh.rm Mack IA rep iring hls stable.
Mr.. N. n. Hartford OF standi'h'
ga. IN the ylll.ge this week.
Mrs. Dr. Gaicheil has gone TO cail
forEI. for the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. :. \. Clement. aud Oracle Goult
are to stay with Mrs. ;. T.. shedd TIL
Inter.
Ruff. n. Morrill,, Sho has been Ia ih'
woods at k.tu Pond, Waterford, "a
work, Was brought home wedne-da,
Nth hi. left leg badly broken. A Large
log rolled gu Ia him.
Lizzie iAsselle went back Ia Water
ford saturday 10 begin her school again
Mis- fsuncc commenced her school
here agslu Monday With nineteen
scholars.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Burnhsm returned
to their home In rryeburs November
1Oth.
MI.. Emma steven. % lewiston va.
ai home Thanksgiving Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11

MARRIED.

In south Paris, Nov. ~. by Rev. 10, T.. Nichol.,
Oranse D. small Ahsi Mrs. fmily J.. william.
In kssar ksiis, Nov. q, ny Rey. O. 7. khilon,
Mr. Chsrie. wals. an,i Miss Nellie fos. beth of
ksfar Fails.
In ksisr Pals. bee. !, BY Rsy. q. 7. iti,llen,
Mr.. Preston wsrvn u far.onhehi AMI Miss
Nellie Chapman.
In keiAr Fails, Nov. u, by Rev. u. z. Riilon,
Luther Chapman asi Lsafy fos, 18th 81 Near
falls.
In ks,ar Falls, Nov. u, Frsnk kiseoomb of
keta, fali. AMI Dora Pus-lsy of Portsr.
In Norway, Nov. =, by Rev. j, w. Reberts.
Eiwin Phil6rcol % Norway and Iva N. Young
~ Columbus fails.
In Norway. Nov. o.. by Rev, .. %. Roberts,
Otis I. Rlts of Aabarn ani isalsl L. Brvwn of
BriirOn.
In Norway, Nov. ~. by Rev. ,. 10. Roberts,
Clarence A. Lori sni Nina ". Desr'h. both OF
Norway.
In Bael Geld. Dcc. .. by Rev. u. D. Lawrence.
Annie T.. Holmes % Buckhehi AMI Hiram :.
H.lse Of sumner.
In Ms,ioo, Ds- 4. John A. Mcclellan ani Mel.
lie smith. 10th ~ Iumfori falis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-11
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our stage has gone back to wheels for
the second time. Sleighlng IL quite
good here, but very poor at Rumford
Falls.
Mrs. Locke 1. still at the hospital Ia
Boston. and In very critical state. She
has the best OF surgical care and nurs-
ing.
JEFF Thomas Of Rumford Falls shot
Young buck on the hills back OF Mr.
I.ocke's on Tuesday. Mr. Locke went
out with him when he took the deer out
and piloted him In the best route. The
next day Jeff went again but failed to
land any game.