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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
kelAR FALLS.

The officers OF Pine Tree State Lodge,
|. q. q. r., were elected as follows for
the ensuing quarter;
ret. Mr.. sidney %. stanley.
q. T., Mr.. bertrand 7. fot.
VT, Mis-. Eyanxeline NJ. Garner.
f.s, Mis-. flo.-le H Garner.
Treas. Mi.- May Pierce.
.upt. of J. r. Mrs. Alien Garner.
Mar, MIR wm. r. Norton.
A. Mar, Mis- Myrtle stanley.
chap, Mr.. Waller kidlon.
sec, Mr.. Orman l.. stanley,
A. See. Miss flora " Lord.
e.. Mr.. Jesse Gilpstriek.
sen, Mr.. Morris stanley.
Lodge Deputy, Mr.. Alien Garner.
School 10 this district commenced
November 9Th, the grammar department
being taught by Mr.. Clinton Stacy, and
the primary department by Miss George
Libby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
Commonwealth Of MASSACHUSETTS.

I
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
superior Count. Barnstahle. -.
To the IIohofsble the Justice. % the superior
Court. nsNt 81 10 hohiea al bsfn-tAble, within
sni for thu County ot Bsrnstabe.
Rrsrt.truLLt hlsl. AMI rvprc-.nt. Anna y
Harding, % Iiar~ich, In ssii County, that .hc
wss lawfully married. h. joseph b. Having now
81 North laliefica. In our County ~ Nttdle-.Ni
al feahoiy, In our County % t.ssN, 90 the thiri
day OF tsbruary, 4. ~. lr5l, and thsraftsr
wari- your ntsllant AMI the ssii J"-sph
IIar'lins liSci together A. husband AMI wife IN
this Commonwealth, 81 wit, d saii feahSiy
that M chikirvn we're ever barn a. thsn. that
your nlslAnt has always b-sn faithful ~ her
marriage yoss anil obligations, but The ALI
jo-eph li.rlins. hsin. wholly ys,rlls.. 81
dAy u Oc,olsr. 4. d. ls1I. utterly ds-.ris-i .sli
hDslsnt ani hs. ever since cohtihn~i .aii he
-etion.
Wherefore your nbsll.nt pray. that a divorce
from the TODD. % mstrtmony may d. dosv.t
l.i~csa year ib.llahi aRi the all Jo-sph y.
Iariing
anna D.. IIARDi>G.
BAR>sTABIE.s - -Fiici In the Cl.fk'. Onies
Of the Superior Court tn. second LAY Of ,sto
sMirIIK HOPKINS. Clert
Commonwealth OF MASSACHUSETTS.
B,RNsrABLt. :. ,-sarer,or Court. octoler
Ahns y. Harding
Jo-sph .. Hsriirs
Motion o. Amend Libsl.
And now comes the libsllsnt In the above en-.
iiile'i cause anil moves ~ ameni her ibela. fol
lows, Via.
| ny striking out the woris ">orh Billerica In
our County of Mlidsssx," In the sixth line
thereof, ani Inserting therefor the ~Uris south
| Pafi. IN the state % Maine" 80 sahi hbsl will
reai q. follows:
Is.pectfully libel. AMI represents Anna y.
Harding, % narwieh. In sAii County, that she
was lawfully married. 81 Jo-sph b. Harding.
nov % south Paris In the state % Maine.
i And .ait liteilsnt pray- that an orier of
notice by pabl.cation may Issue on -sd hbsl =.
amended,
| by her Attorney,
| UEO. wARREN BUCK.
BAR>sTABLE, s. ;-filei octolsr l;ih. ise,
| AMI allowed.
1 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
sEWRy

born In Nswry, Nov. ~, Ia the wife
Off. q Bennett, daughter.
Miss Alice Barker, teacher In No. -
has been quits sick Tor q week.
The school II NeNry Corner Is having
a weeks vacation.
III. Baker and 4. -. Moore and Nile
went To- Portland last saturday on the
eNCursiOn.
Levi. spinney Is visiting hi. parents
Ia NrWty.
George Spinney has caught eleven
foNs. this fall. lie catches them Ia
.narrs. sunday morning oi last week
BE- brought Ia four.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

The most recent case Ia which q re-.
yolyer figured In Oxford County oc-
currci last Thursday at Riley Plants
ton. ON the farm Ia that plantation
which belonged Ia the late Alonyo ~.
field. recently deceased, lIenJsmln Al
drich has been employed for some years
Edwin Bachelder has ~ late been EN-.
ployed In the business 81 gathering gum,
and has made hi. headquarters st the
Fileld place. lie Va. Ia the habit ~
carvings revolver With him.
Last Thursday tbe.etwo men became
engaged In = dispute, the cause being. II
Il supposed, jealousy regarding the
woman Who keeps hos.e at the place.
Early 10 the progres. 81 ho.tilltles, II
seems, Aldrich seized chair and BACH
elder drew al. revolver. They hnally
cllnched, aud In the course of the strug.
gle the revolver Va. In some way dis
charged. The bullet passed sideways
through Alirich's clothing, grazing the
kin Of the abdomen but not catering
the flesh. Aldrlch says that be- had hold
~ Bachelder's wrist At the time the re-
yol,or Was discharged.
After the affair Aldrich went Ia Bethel,
told his story aud tried to get warrant
for Bachelder's arrest, but nj last ac-
counts had not .ucveeded In getting one
Issued.
While Il seem. Ia have been a dis
crcditAble affair all around. II IL not like
ly that II will appear In the courts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
RoxBuRN

Ranking house. I. the bushes. now
The sudden cold found people unpre
psrci Tor u.
The sprinkle ~ snow started out SONS
hunters, but thsrv WAS not enough To-
good deer tracking.
The machinery il In place al Rocky
Ilill. and the drill l. al work, with heavy
blasting.
stone culysrts ARE being put In a. fas'
a. possible by the railroad men. -
inch pipe. are put In where very SINAI
water courses cross the line 81 IN" rall
rDad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Mr.. NJ. Hall and Wife and Albert Var
ney vent 10 wlndhsm last week Ia at
tend the funeral 81 Mrs. Nsrney, Mrs,
Halls mother. who died here November
lat, Of typhoid lever. This Il the ninth
case and the third fatal one that has de-
yeloped on two adjoining farm. recent
ly.
The Magazine Club I. being reorgan-
ited for the coming year, therefore all
Who wish to Join should make II known
"a some member of the club. our lie,
generally Includes about eight Of The
leading magazines. Including y. A. Re
view. Review Of Reviews, Century, 1t.
Nicholas, Cosmopolitan and Others and
furnI.be. patrons with q great amount
~ the best reading At = very small ex'
pens.. The club has been kept up -four
wear. and has been q source 81 much
satisfaction Ia it, members.
No dandellOn blossoms this week
hence no news worthy 81 note.
There I. an urgent call for that sweet
singer Who RECALLED us two and four
years ago with the song They all vote
the Democratic ticket" Itwould sound
so funny after such q "Jack.oni,n fre.l.
out" as We have had this week.
Their. seem. To be- perfect crs ~
among lots of men aud toys To be able
tn slaughter = deer. WHY not buy NJ =
few old sheep that won't winter, put
them IN a small lot aud "blAse away AT
them Any amount Of satisfaction
might lie derived In this way at small
cost, Il would seem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
ANpOXER.

The lodge installed their officers q,
their last meeting; the following are the
names ~ given:
eta = Jorisn.
VT. Mr.. IIeary s~cati.
r.s.E.N iAlley.
T,>E. snail
NJ Mr.. Jora iIesey.
n. NJ. Jane. Newton.
secretary. hester ~vesit
Asst sesr,tary, Me. Nellie Ripley.
e. Mrs.. y D. small
=. 50. Abl-ti
The lodge :. going to prosper yet. A
discussion will be held which Will be
interesting.
The Village Improvement society are
building sidewalks on the principal road.
which will be great improvement tn
the village.
The town meeting voted 10 accept the
report ~ the .electmen on the road mat
ter, also accepted the road as laid out by
the .electmen.
\ young winter IL visiting u jus, now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
FRvEBuR0.


Mrs. Frank Themes IL home from
lowell, Mass. y.
D. u. Strout, the photographer, vii
keep his studio open this winter.
Mise. Walker aud Weston closed thcil
school Friday for vacation.
The ladies III the New Church soclet,
held a harvest supper at the ,estr,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. N. u. Barker spent last week Ia
Boston.
Miss Tenna Blckford IL In llayerhill
Mass.
". IL. Tsrbox visited Boston recently
Mrs. T.. l.. Eastman and daughter
Edna have returned from visit OF sew
ersl weeks In Massachusetts,.
Miss Hastings entertained the Chsu'
tauqua Circle this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J.. Mark have gone
from the oxford Ia their home on Elm
street for the winter.
Mrs. &. 7. I.sdd I. visiting 10 buxton,
Miss Alice Evans vent on the excur'
sion Ia Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

The splre Of the Bowdoln College
chapel has again been scaled. Charles
ID. Moultou OF Bath, q freshman, fung
TO the breeze from its peak . freshman
banner. The following night . sopho-
more, Donald u. Mcmillan Of Freeport,
climbed up aud substituted q sophomore
banner and q tall hat. II II eighty feet
perpendicular TO the polut where the
splre commences. and ffty more to the
top. A lightning rod runs from the
ground to the apex, and forms the only
means Of ascent. Only two men have
ever before ascended by means OF It..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
WEST fRYcBURo.

We are having quite wintry vcather-
Mrs. Alvin Jone. and Mrs. :. -. Wiley
have gone Ia Bridgton.
Birch IIill school closes Friday
Mr.. Alvin Jones has built fine room
for the big "Tsrcheron", a. h. !. To
Keep him thi. year. lie Is beautiful
creature.
Mrs. X. 4. IIuteblns entertsined the
Isheksh Circle Nov. ;ih. The supper,
A. usual, was most delicious. and the
evening VAS spent very pleasantly.
m. :. l.. &. met With Mrs. ffim,n on
Tuesday. A nne supper Was served ana
all had very good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE ooINos OF the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS or rhr COUNTY.
EAST SUMNER.


a gentle reminder of winter last week
II IL time To be banking up the house
and stun the old hats Into the broker
Windows.
Quite political cyclone last week.
told you that the old COW would eai
up the grindstone, but Was In hopes that
she woali leave the frame. These mr.,
"prOmlscuOus" times.
Look out TOE some gosh darn Il ALI
while the stove. are being set ~. We
propose to test the next candidate for
minister that applies, by setting him al
work settling NJ the old stoves. II h.
can do u without swearing shall call
him good man.
The first In course 81 ~ lectures
sill be given here on Nov. 2ji by Prof.
Jordan of the state college. let the
people generally turn cut. II will paw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
GRAFTON

IL began 20 snow here Monday, the
9Th. Very little snow has fallen but u
IA. been cold and rough for the past
three days and II still continues at this
writing.
AZ the present time II IL hard to tell
II there sIll be any numbering In this
town this wllter.
There are quite q lot OF men from
Prince Edward Island here waiting io'
A Iob for the winter II there should BE-
ANYTHING done In numbering.
What the farmers raise 10 very low In
this town.
". VI. Brooks school IL four weeks
longer, then be goes 10 Aroostook u
teach a winter term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
EAsI aRoWNEiIlp.

Mr.. George Haley returned from Bux'
ton las, week, where he has been teach
Ing
Miss Annette kimbsll has returned Ia
Brownheld Ia teach the winter term OF
school In Dist. No. l, where she has al
ready taught two successful terms.
Henry Warren has moved to Denmark
and will drive team this winter for Fred
sanborn, hauling birch and poplar ia
this station.
l.. 4. bradbury has sold his stock Of
goods, aud leased his store Ia L.. X.
Giles.
The ladies circle will meet With Mrs.
Hiram Gstchell Wednesday, Nov. lith.
Picnic supper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
IOXIll

VIII. McAlll.ter I. at work for u. l..
Lord AZ the village.
T.. l.. Bell has bought quite 10, Of
apple. and 4. T.. Fitch l. stlll buying
here.
Carrie y. Chapman has been quite
lick. but I. now better.
Arthur ". Mason .ho, a deer recent
ly.
One ~ Eben Fox. team horses died
"Wednesday evening suddenly after max
log q trip Ia fryeburg a. usual.
We learn that John VI. harrington In
tends Ia rebuild his store.
y. l.. Howe Il here again for carload
of cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
RuMFoRp.

Alvin r.oysjoy and HE daughter Ale,
have gone to housekeeping In Pred
ROLES house.
Charles I.oy.joy shot deer Monday
Mr.. Henry Barker snd Mrs. Asa
steam. have gone TO Boston visiting
friends.
Tuesday morning the ground Wa,
white with snow and u IL not All gone a.
this writing.
Mrs. John Estes .pent sunday IL
Portland.
MR.. q. kimbsll will spend the wintel
with Mrs. Jane kimball At Humfort
Point.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
FASH IbROs

Fred Packard. the new trader 4, lie
hron station. !. supplying the farmers
With grain AZ very low figures.
Mr.. Chapmsn's men are buying christ
mas tres In this vicinity.
n. X. aud I -. heene are 10 moN'
Into Victor Poster. house.
The farmers are talking 90 arranging
for = series Of lectures this winter
TIE schools are % have public ex
hIbltion Friday, the 10Th Inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
nORMAy IAkE.

Mr.. n. u. Walker visited some OF
her old neighbOr. last week.
IA. saunders aud wife ot Harrison
visited At ". :. Partrldge's sunday,
Mrs. !. r. Bradbury ~a. quite lll th'
first ~ the week, but l. better now.
Mr.. Webster remains about the sane
Dr. T.. J. Noye. MAS Ia the place sat
urday.
Mr.. samuel Partridge Il having a bat
attack of neuralgia la her side.
our school closed Friday. IL la
been we'll taught by Miss Helen MAJ
FaunCe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
AROMNElSiD.

Straycd or stolen, young maj
Charles Mason. Who was In the Gun
ploy 81 Mr.. II. u. Hartford of standish,
out 81 crew 81 men Who we're making
repairs at the late homestead Of Mr.
George Hartford Of Brownheld. The
said charles MAS detailed ss cook. After
preparing a nice breakfast for the meu
aud doing up the homework sstisfacto
rily, he left for parts unknown. 1hoss
Who had charge 81 him think he may
have lost himself In q clump of busbe.
near the house. a. he sometimes seems
Ia b. demented In the upper story. III
!. Young man Of feminine appearance,
golden hair. smooth face aud fair com
plexion. with t~o eyes, one blue and one
pure white. lie walks with mincina
steps, like young lady first time 60
ing Into society. ANY Que sending In
formation of hi. whereabouts to III. H.
Hartford. Esq, at Bro~nheld or stand
ish. will be suitably rewarded.
Mr.. Thomas y. Davis of Pennington,
who has been visiting At j. l.. fnnks,
has returned home.
The first snow storm ~ the season
Monday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
nInElEIn CENIRE.

Mrs. sabrina kldder has returned
from the Lewiston hospital.
I'd Packard has returned to hi. home
In Massachusetts.
Hiram Holman Il ON the sick list.
Rey. T.. Wheeler oi Weld has beer
holding meetings at this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
EAST WATERFORD.

A. J. Haskell has i've people working
In his eyspo-ating shop. 49,,
ID. q. Pride Il building an addition To
al. stable In which to store wagons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Field have gone to
Lewiston to keep boarding house.
A Mr.. Burgess Of Harrison has hired
the Field farm for year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

o. ROLAND. sppesrcd sgain prom.
r.tf.l la.t week In the procccdings 81
- court for Androscoggiu County
sL.,h aow IA. charge % maticr. appsr'
A.llg ,o these respondents. james
Ti-l "a. tried aud convicted for AZ
..,.1g Henry 4. Poland Ia escape from
Astgu an. aud was sentenced To nns
- =. ADD cu.ts or siN months IN lalI'
H. iI - pay IA. hne, sud went to
h- ileuSy 4. Poland ~ss tried aud
,.r, Ted a. a common thief, on The
fouli - having been convicted ou
ARE -.paraie Indictments for larceny Al
s-st,rm - court, and VAS sentenced "a
s1 YEAR. la .iate prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
lis EnnEs rAuE

1-s Fosts CANE OUT TO &c sroT,
hat Bethel fox hunter, Mr.. fred
horris, While cut Friday hantlns
,aChsse llnl. at down under a OK
We 10 rect Ia shat l. well known As
'ha.s pasture. lie noticed fox sp'
Eoactlng hln and he fired, killing him
u arst .hot. While stripping on h's
~ 10 Noticed fox No. ! passing, and
.'.thsr shot laid him low. Before be
ID tine 10 take OF hls pelt, fOx No. j
80 his appearance and he also fell Ike
- p'edeces-or. Mr.. NJ, In just ~ min
- sas 90 hls Nay home with three
-s Ton skia..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
SNIDEN.

Mr.. j. W. Chute, q person noted Tor
hls candor and .oundness % mind, .ol'
EMMY affirm. that he saw q large moose
the other night when going after bis
cows. Il came from the bushes on the
upper side of the Eastman field and 90
frightened his cattle that they needed
good deal % persuasion to Induce them
10 come hone.
We picked a bouquet of petnnias,
sweet peas aud asters from our noser
garden the 9Th. that had received M
protection whatever from the frost; but
now thing. are changed. The ground J.
frozen and has a slight covering ofsnow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
AApvyOpD

Mrs.. VIM. D.. Blcknell Il quite feeble.
Rev. Mr.. Munsou Il stopping at H.
\. BiCknell's.
Wonder u this cold snap has reached
urcenvoois
Town meeting next Saturday To choose
a selectmsn 10 al the vacancy caused
hy the death of Mr.. Russell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

A comrade Of Edwin Libby Post, @.
A. r., Rockland, has manufactured
100, 600 toothplcks With . pocket knife
from hard wood during the past three
year,, which he donates To the Post to b
converted into cash during the fair ftf
the benefit Of lie relief fund.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

N pupils 20 N. grammar grsi" vii
rt-.l sntsrtsinm-ut Iritsy evening,
~ g.. a Academy Hall. Th~ pupus
bSs -urAsd hard a. make th~'uirfia ia
en- .gec.... aud hope large number
e.. tf pre.sat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
SOUTH RuMFoRD.

Mrs. Esther Harding With her little
boy, Ceylon, visited her mother, Mrs.
Nancy Abbott, last week. She 10 going
to IIayerhill Ia live soon, where her hus-
band has q due job Ia the shoe shop.
George Custer IL visiting Wallie Clark,
and they ~ hunting about every day.
Nj. susie Putnam Il at home from
Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

>fr.ry Geurg, i'vlsnd has ~ last
,.,l .sg,urcd sud o. rdut ~ aNaN
f.. time aud u nov Where ~" M
.-a.y.ggiu County cVuTt can do bu'iirs.
9Th frn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

II %. cole Of Nor~sy Sas ~ IN" lilll
h. "Wednesday arranging for III" ar-
49, log % the "kOmbf' camsrs. Ca
hnd bic advertisement In this issue
% n. Democrat The "hombt iss
tslt little samsrs doing good Notk AZ
~ within tLc reach 20 al. Amateur
.ts'agrsphy 4. a pleasing entertain
usrf aud Que of NJ. Coles cameras
sU..imake a most acceptable holiday
CO Examine them When you go To
Nlraay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Fsr-a. .sudiug items for the Demo
- rl.t uot iotg,t 20 sigu their names.
n fuhH.h.rs must know the author "
a-llt'I, doe. cot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

"Goverpor Altgeld blames Cleveland
10 the heading OF an Interesting bit OF
post-election news. Cleveland ought 70
ieel highly compllmsnted,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
coMMIssioNHRs NOTICE.

The undersigned, having. ,sen appointed by
the Hon. In.iss % frpha,s Cor the County Of on
ford. 90 the third Tuesday Of Octoher. A. D. LA.
claims Of ersiiisrs against ne estate of Caleb "
Foster. late % Newry. n said County, decsAsei,
reprssesssi insolveas, bsrsby give notiee THAI slx
months from the dass Of salf appointment ary
allowed 60 ..li sreil.os: In .hssh 70 psessns and
sica ~ Ne following pians aud time for Ne par
Pose of rroelvinG the sane, via. s-at the ohe} ol
lIsrrisk q Part. .. Besh:l. y AID Ceaa,y. %
s.b,LwILcIlki.L. Comma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
rhe oxford Dem oerat
"ON THE HILL.
DIRECTORY.

,R.,s,.t Church, Rev. A. y. weiss. Pas
- ~ every suadsy a. N A. y. sansiAy
q. IsfnN sabbath kNenlnx ssrNics a
Frsysr Nesua<s ih@r-'As s'saiAs- |"
i,,,..na Charyh Sunday school eysry
s'.af a. y AA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

n--, drummer. .truCs town IN .
,.-it l.t ~eyk. tr Vvliug in "n" ''am
sfts g-,d lDokiug pair II h"r''-.
r.ay. stIng Il on a little thiyk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

Ia ,Uu suppose the ground has
s.r.aI lP Or winter alrcsdyf has been
10 common form 20 saluttion during
- pct ur'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
JOHNS LETTER.

rur "sAor or ssrrrrR FONT" TrLLs
or MS JOURNEY rRoM riIE LAND ~
TiiE rrSE TO MAT or THE BLuE
GRASS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13

10 agriculturi.t. Who hadut picked
By i.,ts and carrots and rcspcd thsir
.sas pole. got caught In the freeze last
so,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
aE1hEl.

!. s.. Wright and wife OF South Paris
were guests of Hon. y. w. Woodbury.
Thursday of last week.
Ira Jordan IL making preparations To-
move the Mechanic Street school house
tn different loc,tlon on the same lot.
The building IL TO be fitted Into = cory
rent.
J. G. Billlngs' blacksmith and carriage
shop has been undergoing repairs recent
ly.
Asa large order Was received last
Wednesday at the corn factory, the
labelling crew are again busy. The cans
are packed In cAses only ne needed.
An auction sale WAS held at the house
Of Alvsn Goodwin last Thursday after
noon. The homestead Was sold to H..
q. Rowe. A small amount of personal
property was disposed OF to other bid.
ders.
The social and chicken pie supper
held In the universalist chapel was =
success. The supper WAS served from u
20 , 10 and patronired by large mum.
her of people. The remainder ut the
evening WAS spent In games aud social
ly.
Rev. Israel Jordan has returned from
his vacation, so the usual services were
held sunday In the Congresationaii't
church.
Alta recent meeting of the Bethel III
brary Association u was voted To ex-
pend els for the latest books that are
In the market.
The ladies 81 the uulversallst society
gave chicken pie supper last wednes-
dsy evening. 4 large number were
present and many high compliments
were paid In addition tn the price OF the
supper. supper Was followed by short
but pleasing entertainment, after which
the young people Joined In games, all
having an enjoyable evening.
The action I. Wallace Mason ct ais W
LeslI. l.. Mason IT ala which MAS re-
ferred AZ the last term OF court Was
given q hearing at Bethel before the
referees. Hon. George A. Wilson, Hon.
A. \. klmball and Hon. w. w. Whit
marsh, last Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Hon. II. A. Frye appeared for the plsint-
IN. and IIcrrick 4 Park for the de-
PENDANTS.
Morrison. who has taken the contract
to remove the timber and wood pur
chased by the Bethel Chair Company Of
Elias Thomas, IL upon the ground max
ing active preparations for operations.
Rev. ". y. Burnell. Of the General
unlversalist Convention, was In town
last week In the Interests Of the conven-
ton. meeting with excellent success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-13
ny ''s SMITH X. HOPKINS. clsrs.
Commonwealth Of Inducements.

commonwealth OF Mastaehusetts.
BARNsTABI.E,s 90. superior Court.
CLERKS once. Barnstable, ct =. A. u. lsst.
On the foregoing libel Il 4. orier-i that the
litsllant give notice to the saii htslec ~ the
Iebiency thereof, anil "a appear lsefore the
Justices Of the Superior Court, al BafnstAble.
within and Tor our County Of Bsrn.table. on the
nr.t Monday % January neat, by Publishing an
atte-tei copy VI saii libel and amendment AD,i
~ thi. crier thereon once q week, three week.
successfully In the Lowell Daily Times," q
Newspaper printed 81 Lowell. Massachusetts,
AMI In the "Otfori Democrat" q newspaper
printed AZ fans In The state % Maine, the last
publications 81 he fourteen days at least before
The .aii fret Moniay of January neat. aud by
sending by mall "a the hst known ssidrvss 81 the
said liellee soon may he, registered letter
eontaininsa copy Of ssii lbsl anil amen.lmeni
and orier thervon; or by causing the all nielles
10 H. serye'i with an stte-ts-i copy of aid lhsl
AMI amendment, aud this order thereon. fourteen
days &C lesst before the sali hrst Monday Of Jana
AIRY peNt. that he may then and therc In our said
Court show cause 10 any he have Why the prayer
% .aii libel as amepiel shouht bot IL grantei
SMITH X. HOPKINS, Clerk.
A true copy Of hbsl. Amendment and oriei
thereon.
Attest SMITH X. HOPKINS, Csrk.