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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
APRIL 1EhIh. 1904.

OnA by one our friends 20 forth Into
the Unknown, and We live on la deaths
mysterious shadow, bewailing the loss
Of love and life that have gone with
them.
On the above date died at her home In
Norway, lust preceded by the little life
that she Was not TO care for here, Llkfie
j, Hobbs, wife Of John w. Parsons, and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. LORENZO Hobbs
Of Norway lake. X.
This tribute 10 the worth Of my friend
IL not for eulogy,-nor can her virtues
be measured by any words OF commem-
oration-but az q testimonial to our life
long friendship.
liz childhood we played together, sat
behind the same desk In the old red
school house, and grew Into youth and
womsnhood with friendly affection.
Though after her marriage she removed
q little distance from my home, . Walt
TO her always brought it, largess Of
good cheer, and look back upon the
hours Of our compsnlonship ~ among
the hsppiest In my memory.
During the years Of her married life,
always when taking q pleasure drive
"oyer the Illll", stopped for . few
minutes at her door, aud the world look
ed brighter because OF her cheerful face
and gracious welcome. Thoroughly
domestic In her tastes, her home wss .
model Of perfect housewifery and at
mospheric with love aud hospitality.
Steadfast and true In ell that constI.
tutes the hlghest womanhood, she Won
loving friends, who at her funeral FRI
day afternoon gave evidence Of the sud
denness aud ssdness With which this
cloud has settled upon them. with the
borrowing ones Ne sympathlse; but par
tlculsrly TOR the immediate family circle
The husband In his desolate home, the
parents who In their autumn OF life an
left childless-do We implore the conso-
lation Of moro than earthly power. Nay
the love Of ell friends-more dear b.
cause associated with her-cherish and
comfort them until Gods love ssts then
ct her aide again. ~ 8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
SWEDEN.

The many friends Of Mrs. Arthur j..
Piummer OF Norway were much sadden'
ed to learn Of her death, and would ex.
tend much sympathy to the bereaved
Mrs. John Wilson IL caring for her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Ring.
John wilson sold coltto J. w. Howe
recently.
Mr.. Noyes Of Bolster's Mills vas In
town Of late looking for good cattle.
Young cattle have the assurance OF .
living In the pastures much earlier tnsn
usual thls year. - a. q.
Ics-crcsm and cake TO b served At Inter
missioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
soRrs sucKrltlp.

Jane. y. Blcknell has bought the
Winchester Spaulding farm.
VIII Blsbee and Guy Turner have got
their drive % birch into Head Bros.
mill pond.
Levi Turner has bought him \ road
cart.
First smelts the sd. They are not
very plenty this spring.
Mrs. y. u. Emery u quite feeble till.
spring.
Blake Keen aud wife 81 Sumner were
AZ J. y. Bicknelrs the 2ith.
Fannie llers-y MAS home from Auburn
over sunday the I'D.
Mrs. Fred Atwood 10 Buckheld village
has been visiting In out vicinity.
CORY Bonney and wife OF Sumner
were At J. 4. lIeald's the 25th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
plxrtelo.

n. FsesSs
n. n. Cox and Col. W. r. Eustis a.,
rived home 'rhusday. Mr.. Cox ha'
been at PORTLAND.
Tho members Of Tuscan Lodge, I. o.
a. r.. celebrated the 18th aunivcr-
ssry of Odd t~llowshlp In this country
In an appropriate manner. The address
BY Rev. W. w. Hooper Was moot ap'
propriate one and waa listened 10 With
Interest. The lodge members paraded
the principal streets Of the village, C.
corted by the Dlxneld hand.
TIE river drivers have commenced
their business In earnest, and Q part OF
the logs In Webs River have already
passed this place, and entered the An
droscoggin River.
Rev. I. ID. Payne MAS called 10 An.
burn by the lllness Of one Of hls friends
last Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
PERU.


Edward Barber died Ou the Goth with
= shock, the effects Of the grippe, aged
&c years. Ills funeral services were
held on the sd. Rev. Mr.. Payne OF
Dixheld attended.
sadie Castle Of wateryille came home
Ia her grandfather's funeral.
u. W. Walker has got the poles all set
to connect his house with the depot by
telegraph.
M. X. Robinson and A. II. Griffith
bought nine Jersey cows and heifers
while they were gone.
N. X. Robinson and his father have
traded for another nice pair Of horses.
Geo. Chase works for them this sea-
sou.
TIE Baptist Society have got their
meeting house about finished On the
inside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
GREENWOOD.

We have had the latter rain, II not
the early, and, altogether, wasn't IL a
coploas onet 40 that now, mid the
pastures green, swsy on the hill, the
cattle and sheep are roaming at viii, the
latter minus their jackets and happy.
II IL an unusually early spring u the
firs, part of the month Was cold; there
I. lots Of farming done, and some OF the
crop. are already In the ground. Young
cattle AZ well ~ sheep are getting their
living away from the barn.
Charles Aver and family are now At
hi. fathers, aud he Il looking around
With a view TO buying farm. lie says
there are ~ good farms In Greenwood
az anywhere eise, and he Isn't sick ut the
town vet. Somehow farming has be-
come more popular with many young
men since these Grover times came on,
.o that out of the calamity IL growing
one little .prig of good at least.
III. now Just thirty years since we
left our native town Of Hartford. and
came to Bryant's Pond for new home.
We then knew nearly every family In
Canton Mills and IIuckheld village, a.
well az those on the road between the
tao places, and also In East sumner;
hut where are they nowf We seldom
see a familiar name. There IL but one
old person living In Hartford with whom
We used Ia h. acquainted, that we know
81, aud that IL the widow of Robert
Bates, aud she IL nearly ~ years OF age.
She Was a daughter of the late Rev.
Daniel Hutchinson, aud IL believed Ia he
the only one Of the family now living.
Mrs. Coolidge. whose death MAS report
I'll In the last Democrat, was her young.
est sister.
Lizzie N. Martin Was buried last FRI
day, funeral services attended by Rev.
Mis-. Minard. Text; sand his disciples
came. and took up the body aud buried
II aud went and told Jesus". We have
listened Ia a good many funeral ser
mons. but never to q more appropriate
or better arranged one than that. Miss
Minard has heavy voice for woman,
speaks every word plain, aud " that ser
mon had been delivered In q hall OF =
seating capacity Of 300, We believe
every sentence would have been distinct
In understood. She Il getting somewhat
advanced In lie, but her influence never
Vas greater than nj present, aud we
hope she will live many years yet Ia
sound forth the gospel trumpet.
There never Was time since the fall
of man when every ounce Of good infiu-
ence was needed In society more than
now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
niieHetRla

Rev. 4. d. Richardson OF Hebron con
tinues 90 supply the pulpit n the hap
tlst church during the serious illness ol
the pastor, Rev. h. y. LAwrence.
Mrs. A. G. Holmes returned from
Cambridgcport, Mass, the 3lst ult.
Mrs. uvonls hangs, while going ia
call on q nelghbor one morning last
week, clipped down aud broke her left
arm near the wrist.
A young ladies' minstrel entertain
ment at Nexlnscot Hall Friday evening,
"a local afYAir-drew . good house.
Misc Mary Gardner has gone TO Hoe
ton for few weeks vislt.
Misc JosIe Caldwell has returned from
Massachusetts.
Fridays temperature would have done
credit 20 July day.
Geo. ID. Blsbec, Esq., has sold East
Branch stock farm to = Mr.. Harris OF
Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
HARTFORD,


The Custard Pie Association held their
annual festival at the house Of your cor
respondent Fast Day. The day Was al
together lovely, but the travelling vs..
cussed In the extreme. still that made
no difference; come they would and
come they did. Some managed 10 come
with teams but the majority frogged IL,
bending under heavy stock Of sugar
coated provisions. Custards were
brought vide and deep, wide aud deep.
Anything short Of four-lnch deep pie
Was Of no consequence. The ladies put
on their best gowns aud smiling coun-
tenances aud set the tables. The men
and boys played ball, rolled tenpins and
ate all they could hold. After supper
the meeting adjourned for one year to
some suitable place not herein mention
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
EAST BUckFiglO.

Many farmers have commenced 10 work
on their farms with the prospect OF an
early spring.
Allie Atkinson, while fixing fence,
discovered q fox after his dog, while the
dog Was running for dear life. lie found
the fox.hole near by, aud, listening,
could hear the young foxes within.
After shooting the old one and digging
In less than three feet, he got i've little
black foxes which had not got their eyes
open. They eat nicely and he Ia raising
them.
There Was considerable excitement Ia
our midst on the 10Th ~ there were II
Wild geese came into Mud Pond. Three
nelghbors Immediately started with their
guns and surrounded the pond. by the
barking of . dog they we're frightened,
but two charges Of shot followed them
and one WAS brought To the ground, but
when about to be picked up, took TO his
wings with q goodbye quack. They
went down river aud lit again, when five
more shOts were fired Into their midst,
but no goose stopped this time. They
afterwards TIC In the lower pond out OF
reach and stayed during the day. The
next morning no less than II gunners
went In pursuit, but they were seen "a
90 of the night before, minus three,
which no doubt were disabled. A deer
has also been seen near here several
times this spring.
No less than six persons have left
East Buckheld to work on Diamond L.
land this spring.
l.. &. Waterman has been drawn q
juryman to attend the May term OF
court.
Crystal Wave Lodge, I. o. Of q. T., ],
holding weekly meetings with about 10,
members. We feel proud Of our lodge
Il Was organized 10 years ago. Have
good hall and own Il, with library and
good organ. Hall IL well furnished snt
lighted. A good dining room finishes
OF aud supplied with dishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
WILSON'S MILLS.

A rock maple, sixty feet long, and
measuring eighteen Inches where u va.
cut from the stump, making total Oh
1854 feet, was sawed for wood by u. 8.
Beans machine st N. X. Bennetts.
The frat crew Of river drivers went
through town April 18th. Mosquitoes
put In an appearance about the same
time. Very large ones that had evident
d. wintered over.
r. ]. Bennett has gone to Drummer. :.
J. y. Danforth has bid on the mall
route between here and Parmscheenee
Lake.
The nrst thunder shower Of the season
Friday evening.
Charles Demarez 70 up agsin repairing
clocks and watches.
Born, April 10, to Tie wifs Of Erwin
Chase, Q 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
MASON.


A. n. IIean had good luck With hls
drive this year with pitch Of water just
high enough. lie made quick work OF
10.
y. IIesn will finish saving birch this
week.
Milford brown has been drawn "a
serve AZ traverse Juryman for the coming
term Of court.
George II. brown Il 10 be- one OF the
appraisers upon the estate Of the late u
j. Mains.
CT. brown IL getting timber ready Ia
build new bridge near the saw MILL.
J. G. Bcan went 10 Berlin. ". H., last
week.
Another batch Of veal calves last Mon
day morning from this town for j. ".
Philbrook. What shall We do for cattle
II people sell all the calyesi
A. 4. Richmond IL at work for y. ],
Bean.
y. l.. Hutchinson drives . fine looking
young horse. II We are not mistaken II
Il q good one.
Asa Prescott moved out Of town "a
his place Tuesday. lie runs 4. =.
beans engine.
\. q. Grover had sick time last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
EAST BETHEL.


Farmers are At work on the intervales.
A. N. bean Of Washington, ID. e., Ia
at home for few days.
X. 4. bartlett has gone TO New lamp
shire To work for the Berlin Mills Go.
Mrs. Brown Of Milan, n. H., has
come to live With her daughter, Mrs.
Eugene Bean.
Miss Onnie Holt IL at home from Mas
sachusetts for few days vacation.
Mrs. \. X. Rich has gone To Masss-
chusetts To Walt her daughter, Miss Jen-
nile Rich. She will also Walt friends nj
Washington and other places.
Mr.. Mason has sold his farm and
broken mp housekeeping.
Mrs. Annie Brown has added piaIfa
10 the front Of her houe.
school commences Monday, May Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
SUMNER.

Rev. r. W. Thompson IL very alex
With pneumonia; but little hopes are
entertained 81 his recovery.
J. VI. Russell Of Hartford ]. In feeble
health this spring.
A game Of ball Was PLAYED Fast Day
near the Glover mill In Hartford; both
old aud young participated.
The farmer. have commenced their
spring work In earnest.
J. u. vsrney visited In Berlin, y. H.
last week. /,
The Ice went out Of Labrador Pond
April -. a.
A dock Of wild geese were seen IN
Labrador Pond last sunday and Mon
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
QlckNAlE.

The mud IL fast drying up, and the
boys are still speeding their colts on the
Flat. There are some good stepPers.
Charles Child has exchanged colts
with Dana Bishop. :.
Agent Bryant has LEI the JOB OF haul
Ing the squares 10 two men who VIII run
two two-horse teams.
Elder Abbott IL laying In . good sup
ply Of -four, twelve barrels. We pre-
sume part OF Il Il for Lewis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
OxrOao.

There wer- no services at the N. T..
church Sunday, ~ Rev. Mr.. burlington
was attending the conference. lie Will
not return here but viii 20 to Empirs
station.
The \. 4. =. e. Y. held q socisbls
"Wednesday evening.
The fir.t number of the Clarion, pub
lishei by the students Of the high school,
has appeared. u Il bright aud newsy
and ably ciited.
The schools opened here under the In
struction of Mr.. lIanscom, high school,
Miss fobss, Intermediate, and Miss
Jones, primary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. X. l.. wescott has been In town
for day or two looking after his
PLACES.
Mr.. ". +. Gulllfer has been looking
At the wescott homestead with a view
To hiring for time.
II. kimhall l. down from Shelburne.
lie has very bad cold, bat thinks he
will be- able Ia return 10 work In few
DAYS.
There WAS a slight mistake In this ~
port a short time $50. Miss Cora o..
Bean has gone Ia lowell, Mass, Instead
% Lawrence, aud she will remain for The
summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
EASY WATERFORD.

Miss Louise NJ. brown has been en-
gagged To teach the summer term at the
Flat.
Mrs.. Lillian Pride is to teach At TEN
pie llill.
Miss Addle whltcomb II 10 teach here.
Harry Jordan, who has been nj A.
Norwood's the past year, has gone To
Paris Ia work for &. II. King.
Mrs. Martha stone IL In very poor
health,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
ROxBURV.

II IL great spring for river driving.
The continued warm weather has Kept
the river al = good driving pitch.
John Reeds great spruce and poplar
drive will soon be- out Of the river. The
greater part Of the stun has gone out
already.
Mr.. Records spruce drive IL out of the
Br.deen branch, going along well.
Both drives have large crews of good
drivers, Who are fed four times day on
the fat II the land.
Mr.. Mllllken has been In town trying
10 let Job Ia put In O,0o cords OF spruce
and poplar from hi. land In Byron. lie
did not close q trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
MIRIAM.

Mr.. George W. Clifford and family OF
Ellsworth have removed To Hiram. lie
hs. q position In the store OF A. & u. H.
Young. =.
Mr.. Thomas II. Seavey Of Chicago, J.
visiting his mother Mrs. Scammon Hill
Who IL seriously III.
Mr.. Willis y. wsdsworth has recently
visited friends In Bridgt0u.
Rev. Mr.. Cougdon win resume HI,
pastoral duties at the Methodist church
nj East Hiram.
Austin storer IL building q stable.
Miss Hannah y. Bucknell II stopping
In Portland for q few weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
sOIInls aIIAEOan

rred Putnam IL helping A. II. Putnam
build hls stable.
Mrs.. Clam Bessey and daughter went
% Auburn "wednesday.
Cyrus Cobb IL visiting his cousin, DIR.
y. y. Putnam.
The river Il 80 high that the rad u
impossible between W. Cisrks and y. l..
fuinsm's, ~ all the teams have 10 ~
over Hall Hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
GRAFTON.

II. I. Chase Ia. the logs out Of Cedar
brook. Made quick drive 80 far and
had plenty % water.
J. n. Farrsr and =. l.. Davis have
driven their logs down the Cambridge Ia
Join Chsse's drive at the Junction OF
Cedar Brook.
Every farmer seems Ia BE- getting
ready 10 put In the crops when the
ground IL ready.
Mis-. Ethelwyn farrar goes to Ran
dolph 10 teach school this spring term
The term IL 20 be ten weeks.
Gilbert Tyler IL slowly Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

NrS.N. stevens % Norway lake, q
ssLlrUvr surveyor and civil engineer,
ss.nfhs llIIl Thursday. Mr.. stevens
ar,ifs, De- question 81 good rOads,
% g. much sgitatcd, Is soon coming
r-ourG..'y to the front, and that the
In b. r.uIrg When the same amount II
rarsy r.a expended on the roads Will
rrlirc, -,.l.'. vastly ahead Of What Ne
"a ~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
RuNEORD.

70. Elliott OF Norway was In town
last week visiting his mother. She Is
- years old.
Carlotta Elliott il visiting friends At
Bryant's Pond.
John Estes has commenced drawing
lumber for hi new house.
4. n. Barker has moved Ia Rumford
Point.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Rolfe OF l.um!ord
Fall. we're at this place last Monday
calling on old neighbOrs.
The Andoyer teams 20 a. usual "a
Bryant's Pond for freight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
STOW.

The snow IL ell gone. The ground Il
nearly settled, and the men arc at work
on the farms.
y. u. Guptill and wife entertained the
Rebekah Circle. There WAS good mum.
Der present and had . good time.
There IL To be hullcd corn supper at
Rev. Mr.. Powers April 20.
Mrs. I. A. Walker entertained the
Cold River Circle April .. There was
. large number present. They danced In
the evening.
VIM. u. Emerson IL failing In health.
lie IL very sllm.
Ilcrt Iittlefield Il In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos OF THE WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF rhU COUNTY.
eRoWNe,slp.

Farmers are busy getting their ground
prepared Tor planting.
Mr.. Mark staples Il doing quite an ex-
tensive business In sale work.
House cleaning aud rug making seems
to ethe chief employment of the women
az present.
Ms. ficrs Adams Who has BEEN quite
sick IL Improving.
Arrivals al the Pcquswket House,
Geo. Bartlett and Wife. New Bedford,
Mass, X. q. Sesvey, North Conway, ~.
H., II. a.. Payne, Portland, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
WEST PERU.

Examination and assignment ~ teach
ers OF the glr,i, "a tollo~s: District No. I,
Mary Crockett District No. :, Mrs. Ellen
Bahb: District No. ], Eta Holman ;
District No. 4, Julia Howard; District
No. =. Ada Gerrish: District No. u, Ber-
tia GOggin; District No. II, Clara
Curtis. Tho school established NJ Rum
ford fAlls Il Ia BE- taught by Ernest
Austin.
Miss Cynthia Atkins Ia. returned irom
lowell. Mass.
Roads are getting quite good.
James GOWell l. going Ia build she'd
Tor Mr.. Bryant % franklin Plantation
for spool stock at the Dixfield station.
section boss :. frost II about Ia pot
In spur track for the same.
Rev. q. 4. keene u Hebron, preached
a good sound sermon here on the 22nd,
from the words ''The Book" and there
Was a good attendance considering the
weather. II Is hoped he will preach here
the coming year.
Robinson has pitched his tent and ].
ready Ia draw your faces for the small
sun 20 - "A per dozen.
Folks are plo~ing their garden. and
sowing peas.
T.. n. Piper has HI. new harm NJ and
Il l. Ia h. good Que. James Gowell
has been AZ work for him some.
n. l.. Rowe has been on the sick list
but l. better now.
Herbert burgess Il going 10 work for
Charles liaines this summer la the brick
yard at Dixheld.
". :. Walker aud VIM. woodsum ar,
having their buildings painted. y. :.
bishop aud sou ere painting Walker .,
and Alba Atkins wOodsum's.
X. NJ. WoOdsum l. learning 10 'ele-
graph aud station agents business.
The officers of Glendale Lodge, l. a.
e.. T., are AZ follows:
IN, \ A Aruoh.
4. T, Chsrhs liAn.
F.CTR Ncsslsum.
\ T., tls-.is Austin.
~. T.. tlVA llsmmonsi.
X =, lila Arnoki.
A. fioryucs liamusond.
D Ra-e D,msrritt
IL Tucker,
N Loitis n tlammond.
An, Ada iAcmsrritt.
e fsiith Atkins.
e.. Nsl.un I.ufkin.
viii Atkius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
AEMRN.

A few days Of good driving wcathe
last week, but Il became cooler this wcel
and the streams have gone down.
Leslie Mason 81 iIethel has q crew OF
Zig brook up under Puzzle Mountsin
driving out his poplar. There has no
yet been water enough To get much Of |
start.
q. A. Baker has gone back to his 20,
In Lawrence, Mass.
u. \, hastings has been planning u
load car Of potatoes the last Of thu
week. lie pay. - cents q bushel To-
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
NOawAv LAKE.

Mrs. Webster Kllgore has been very
sick but Ia on the mend now.
Mrs. Albion Buck IL very III, and ther'
I. no hope Of her recovery. Her daugll
ter, Mrs. Fannie French, OF Jay, Ia will
her.
n. &. Kilgore aud wife have returned
from Massachusetts, aud are Ia stop al
Emerson kilgorr's during the summer
Albert Newhsll and Herbert kilgor,
have been getting l.. ID. Hobbs WOOD
Into the shed.
Mr.. James Shedd IL moving his house
hold goods into his new home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
No1IcG 10 Road aullpeRs

~ ~ persons wishing to contract To
s-. - 'hs valley road from Kings Cor
-. Hebron line az laid out by the
- commissioners, are notified 10
-, ,s4Dscribers AZ the Corner. near
- =. !. house, on Wednesday, May ID, At
.ioSk In tho forenoon, for the pur-
oi ylesing the location. etc.
W u. HAMMOND, sslectmen
W. :. srAKBIRD, Of
FRANKLIN PoErER, Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

n primary school opened we'ines-
Avaf H. trick school house, In charge
IN. NIIryss. The cracks and holes
i thswa.. have been filed up 90 tha,
Il, sltsrrtl appearance al fr.t glance Il
htifr tl,r DO was.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

Als,fs- -vccutly reviewed here gives
a. intel .sucv 20 the death of Mrs.
fs~irs. w. i1w Il the late John Deming
\ psri. sHi former resident here.
NJ. p,rrg's death ocvurrc,i In pctrolt,
M st.uf Two weeks sincc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
DENMARK.

Mr.. VIM. bean died Friday morning.
The funeral Was held at the house Mon
dav afternoon.
Foster r. Pingree u rcmodellng hl'
barn. Mr.. A. u. Jones IL doing the
work with the help Of a. W. Helcher.
Mr. Alvin Or,iway will carry on the
farm for Mrs. Franc Wilson the coming
year.
Mr.. A. n. Paiien IL reported as quite
slck.
May ball at the Odd Fellows Hall,
May %. Music by Coles Orchestra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
WEST SUMNER.

4. X. Handy and family are spending q
few days With III. n. McAllister.
Our trader. &. NJ. Packard, IL doing
quite q business In the grain line.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson has been paint
lng and papering.
n. Z. Heath and wife were At Buck
field Tuesday.
Watson Ryer-on has been grating for
Wallace Ryerson and others.
Farmers are blowing; some have been
sowing while others have been planting
peas.
.. J. Abbott has shingled his piazza.
Oscar swift has commenced framing
his shed.
e. NJ. Packard Was at Norway Thurs
day on business.
Elmer Ford and Luther Hollis shot =
Wild goose one day the first Of last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01

III ar., tNo prisoners serving sen
-. m s.I we're released last Thurs-
Az. having Completed term 90 sixty
Az. for tnmping.