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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
THREE 4 SIGN nh y ~.
A Furniture Dealer, Gro 'er, and Man
accrof. co,ored cub GO TO the Wall.

Turniture pealeI, vi" - anu man
acerof co,orsd Grub 20 10 the Wall.
J. T. Winter. furniture dealer, doing
busi,ess ~. Va .06 east Broad street
fled a deed of assignment in the Chan
Gerry Court Yesterday to l.. o. Nena ell-
burg trustee. The iaoiillies are 49,
the assets are not named ~ ueou W.
yevs IN tho trustee the loi'o"'I7 49,
": Certain 10. Of land ana i,ilpioN
thereon in Henrico county, DeI"o " ~.
of the real estate convey "a ~ - a.,
ter bv Mary T. hei.o" ys -. ~.
senter,her % 1850, upon whlch part ,ne''
=, .,,st 20 +. Waddili. trustee
80 - a. ooo due December lO, lN'o' an,
,.,..- ,-,tfe eami-annuaily. also, al
~ - belonging 10 j. B. Winter OF
~ - No iN6 east Broad stree
49,, r. 81, north Third street, consisiln.
90 t-.,-.,--i5 kitchen. and ornamental iur
- IN ornamental furniture am
stock. o,,.,- 20 ovecutin.
Tho ,,,,et and the taxes anu l'9"' .''' N,
/ due n, tho property tho following - -,
,ore ~ tho secoud-class are hdiieu'
/ Na,-v.s beneficial and Sociai !. i 10. :,
tho holder of certain holes' ''io'
/ G. Glvernator. or che hoiuei wi oil
note $50. -. Josephs S0c'ety .. - ~,
nond or the holder 81 'el an ~
5000: J. T.. Winter. GUARDIAN ~ ,',.,,r.o,
/ ,uio tt,rtl,eu scsq,3. Henry Har'Neh'
80, -. of a certain note, S252. ). j.
! Do,lc or tho holder OF a certain no"
t.o6. At J. Winter. 800: Ed. Schumache
t..n rotes S2g and $685. O. !. stacy
uo,e o~ tho holder of certain hol'' go
,n,ie schiller or the holder OF q cerlai
.',,',' 2, ca. efate Bank Of Virginia. slbo'e
ct,to Ranit of Virginia, or the hoider
fo,r notes for the sums respectively
SEQ $500 $50 and 800. ilahtera Na.i o u,
~, ~. tbo holder Of two notes Tor 81
oach. National Bank Of Virginia, or II
holder of a certain note for Sz"i \. 'o
derlehr. s2g7. Thirdly, provides Tor
other creditors.
~ o.her Assignments.
Samuel Reynolds. who is doing a re-
grocery business at No. oZi hoIth l "el,1
fifth street. made an assignment 49,
day TO Allen @. Collins trustee l0i -
benefit Of his creditors. g..
Besides the stock of groceries ice
&c. a parlor organ al me Ieslusloe
Mr.. Reynolds is conveyed 10 Tue :,
After paying the cost oil eAecusins !,
trust the following are 10 be paid III
FIRST class. y. Reynolds, notes to II
amount Of $l33ls3
second class-Alrs. c. Reynolds not'
Third class-George T. Burch's exec
tor notes. sos: Teiser & Pollak, not
N736 and open account, SOLO.
Fourth class. ~ Burch. Jr.. SD.
c. L. Todd. Sjll.sO; :. II. Hawes q -
ss05S: - \. Reynolds Brothef' $o''
The fifth class consists OF a NUMBER
creditors for small amounts
The Liabilities are estimated L"
$1,000. -. ,
Collins j. Valentine. manager for
Indenendent Club. a colored organizatl
Ged q deed Of trust to-day, naming H.
Randolph as trustee The liabilues
placed al about Sl,Ow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

The Committee on Public Institutions
met Immediately after the adjournment u
the Senate and recommended favofahly
the bill for the employment OF profess
sionally-trained teachers. which provides
that the graduates of the normal schools
Of Virginia may be admitted 10 ieach IN
tho nnblic schools without further ex-
animation.
Senator Morris returned 10 the Senate
Yesterday from New York. where ne has
been at the bedside and grave OF near
relative.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06

The following bills we're passed in the
House:
House Bnl No. 10: TO amend section
4z Of the Code Of Virginia, with refer
ence 10 vixen jury is rot 10 be kept
together: VIXEN so kept 10 be boarded
rate ~ board; how paid.
House Bm No. ~: For the relief Of
w. Smith.
House Bin No 49,: For the protection
~ is. " Frederick county
House B.ll no $50: TO incorporate the
stanton Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals
House Bill no. lS9: To amend and re-
enact section 3 OF an act entitled An
act 70 incorporate the Hospital OF 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-06
That settles II.

1lr. .Koiner OF Augusta. seems 20 have
become tired OF Legislative Lfc. for nc
has not only declared war ON dogs bat
also on hoss sheep and goats. by intro
lucns the following bili. 'Io pr.hint
hoes sheep. and goats from running ai
large upon The public roads or urcu-
closed lands in the county of Augusta.
The bil provides that 10 shall bc uniaa-
i4 for amy lls 0r hogs. sheep. ANA goats
10 run al large upon the public roads
or uucnclosci lands in tie county OF
Augusta. and the owner If any such
animals running az large as above mem
Toned. whether said animals wander
ifom the premises of the owner in this
county or another county. shall be fined
: Tor each Oncnse. recoverable before =
Justice Of the peace. The act snail be
.1 force from and after April ]. 1894.
Placed on ihc Calendar
Tie following bin was introduced By
Nr Downing and under suspension OF
Tho rules placed on the calendar.
House bill 40 5j3. 10 amend chapter
.is OF the Acts OF l>S1-6s. touching the
killing Of partridge in the counties or
Clarke and Warren. a. amended by chap
t.g 81 O., the Acts OF lsse-'90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
oxEQRp.

Rev. Mr.. I,Ae preached at the Congre-
gaiionai church sunday.
Hey. Mr.. Rideout Of Norway lecturcd
at Temperance Hall Wednesday for the
benefit 81 the Congregational church al
Norway.
A serie. Of meetings are being held Al
the NJ. y. church.
Mrs. Ellis and son. George Ellis, OF
Portland, former residents here, visited
friends here last week.
Ney. Egbert Kills sailed for Turkey
his field OF missionary work, on sept
~.
Mrs. Ciarinda Merrill Carlton, widow
Of the late I.ev. Isaac Carlton, for many
years pastor Of the Congregations
church In thl. place, died at her hons
In Portland Oct. I. aged ~ years, :
months. She MAS brought here to be
buried by the side Of her husband OF
Thursday. l,ey. Dr. jenkins of stats
~. Congregational church oiiiciated al
the services. Three 81 her daughters
we're present. Another daughter living
In California, and a son In Dakota wer,
unayoidably absent. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
ton were much respected and beloved
The Influence procccdlng from thel'
lives will not soon pass away. They
could truly say III have fought the good
fight. have kept the faith"
Born, sept. -, 10 the wife OF james
Dunbar, q daughter.
Look for the smily shoe store ad. 10
TIL. paper thi. week. IL viii interest
you. IL I. worth reading. H.. y. SWEET
manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
gRvgBuRO.

since the agricultural fair, which !.
the last excitement of the season, ouI
village has returned "a lts usual quiet ~
most Of the summer guests have depart
ed.
DIR. Gordon left on Monday tn attend
the Thompson-I.lttlc wedding at Dor
chester and will not return. Mrs
Mckeavey and daughter will stA.
through the month.
Mrs.. q. \. Fogg Of Portland has been
q guest at DR.. Gordon's.
Miss Mary 8arrows went TO Boston
on Monday.
Mrs. ". u. Barker also went to pur'
chase fall stock.
Miss Eva Goodwin. who has spent thu
summer at Mr.. Barrows' went Ia Fort
land on Tuesday, where she Will stay .
week before going tn boston.
Mr.. VIII Gordon % Bostoa has been
visiting nj his uncle's In the village.
Mrs. Otis Warren has returned from
l,oxbury. Mr.. Warren Was quite sick
In her absence, but IL now out again.
The annual supper of the Womsnt
Library Club took place at their rooms
on Thursday evening aud was fully at
tended. Several sentiments aptly re-
sponded To, followed the dainty supper
that the club women know 80 well how
Ia prepare.
Mrs.. Otis Cutler Of Washington has
been at Mr. Barrows' . few days, the
guest Of Mrs. Coolidge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
HEBRON.

Work IL going forward rapidly on the
addition Ia the gymnasium.
An entertainment Was given Monday
evening for the benefit Of the foot ball
club, consisting Of reading, music, etc.
Mrs. Joseph Barrowsof Boston sang Tor
them. Ice cream WAS served. About
s25 were realized.
Tuesday Pomona Grange met with
Hebron Grange In their new hall. a
large number attended, and . good time
IL reported.
Mr.. Joseph Barrows and family have
returned 10 their home In Boston.
Mrs. Phebe Hall of South Paris Ia WIS.,
lting at Mr.. Joseph lIibbs'.
Mr.. Hibbs planted one acre OF cucum.
bers from which he picked s tons, Ills
pounds. lie would have got ak tons,
but his sweet corn came on, and he had
to leave his cucumbers Ia harvest MS
corn. Ills one acre Of sweet corn gave
him 1921 pounds for canning, and TWEEN
ty bushels Of ears for seed. MI. llibb'
Il one Of our best farmers and believes
In harvesting good crops.
Rey. G.. T.. Harden OF Jefferson u
spending = few days here this week.
&.
Thursday evening Rev. Mr.. Tufts o.
Belfast gave q lecture on his travels u
Europe, which WAS much enjoyed by al
present. Ills description OF Pompeii VA
especially hne.
The first public lyceum Of the tern
was held Wednesday evening.
Ernest Sturtevant Il home from shel
burne. n. H., on n short vislt this week
some Of the district schools are nov
In session. That In the Centre district
taught BY Miss Daisie Cushmsn. TIL
Il Mas Cushmsn's fret term, and she
pleased With her new work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

Mr.. Levi. rendexter % Parsonsheld
Was In town Monday.
I.iew.llyn 4. wad.worth took lady
patient to the insane hospital At Angus
"a "wednesday. making the return trip,
ioo miles. In four hours. The connec-
tlons under the new table are near PER
foction.
Mr.. George ". Thurlo~ has Joined
her husband In Bridgton.
Miss LIME barnes IL sick with gastric
fever.
Work I. silll In progress. on roads and
bridges A. needed.
The house 20 Willis X. Burnell, post
master At East Hiram, WAS entered Tues
day night, and 81: stolen.
Mr.. Lemuel Cotton Il confined To his
house by Influenza.
Hon. John n. spring has recovered
from al. severe Illness.
Isaac VI. stanley, deputy sheriff, ~as
In town Tuesday issuing Invitations To
the r.c.p,ion and entertainment Ia CON-
mencc oct. on Paris iiill.
All l. quiet now on the ssco.
Miss Cora y. Clemons IL giving excel
lent satisfaction A. teacher on Hiram
I'M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
aucxgiEln

George N. Luce Of Auburn, formerly
Of Hotel Long, WAS In town ON the LEI
Inst.
Carlton Gardner and DIR. A. w. 10.
bart vislied In Massachusetts, the past
week.
Mrs. sanborn Of Lewiston Was the
guest OF Mrs. II. ID. waldrou for . few
days.
Rev. d. y. Lawrence, Mrs. q. ID. lis-
bee and Mrs. Bangs attended the Hap
tist anniversaries In Portland.
Nj. and Mrs. X. ". Prince have gone
10 New York for Q few weeks vacation.
rreeland Durham presented your cor.
respondent with we'll developed straw
berry Oct. I, and = bunch Of peanut.
raised thls year In his garden from seed
he raised In lsaJ. lie will have about q
bushel.
Homer n. Chase OF Auburn was In
town Friday.
A large delegation from here went TO
the Canton fair Wednesday.
Mrs. Sidney Spsuldlng IL quite alex
at the present writing.
George Jones who has been at sabat.
IL In q drug store for year or more
has returned home.
The delay In erecting the iron bridge
near y. u. Austin's IL occssloned by the
non-arrival OF one Of the cars OF Iron
material, probab ly sidetrscked some
where on the route from Connecticut.
The travel ford the river near the
bridge.
Ardon y. Triton OF Bethel WAS In town
Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
BYRON.

Most Byronltes attended Ando,ei
fair, aud ssy they had 'darn good
time"
since last report, Ad Young and Wal.
ter Easter have each caught bear, and
Walter caught his father also, who went
"a visit = trap without knowing ts ex'
act location. lie found out by stepping
In II. Having on boots with long, thick
legs, aud being near enough 10 be heard
Al IA. house, he VA. soon let loose unin'
Iurod. Many are In hopes the present
leyi.laturs will enact severe Penaltie'
for setting bear traps without proper
protection for man and domestic AMI
mails.
Samuel Noble, alias "Buekskin sam
crack shot 81 America" has consolidAt
"a housekeeping with old veteran miner
Woods, at East Branch cabin, and thos'
enjoying narrowing experiences OF th'
Wild West or Africa, must give them
call.
Cortes Bancroft, navy Pensioner
died sept. -.
Mrs. 4. q. IIoughion visited Rumfort
last week, and bought snice COW, rathel
nonplusslng some boys who thini
women aren't smart enough to trade.
John r.. shaw and freel Abbott hsv'
gone TO Mercer fair, and intend buyinl
dairy stock.
y. B.-Perley whitney WAS directe'
20 dig where he got the gold spoken o
last week, by Miss Palmer, = elAir.oy
ant. who described the locality To- hiil
two year. ago. when she visited Byro'
with the late Mr.. and Mrs. j.. y. WIN
.low Of Portland. She also describes
another place two miles away, where ID
has lately dug and found gold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
GREENWOOD.

Rather a remarkable fall, this; no
frost To kill anything until the 10Th oil
september, and none since. Jack frost
\. generally full Of his pranks, and this
time he left oue-half Of a pumpkin vine
untouched. aud to-day the leaves anu
flowers on IL are as green and fiesh a'
In August.
And again the variegaied forests are
making a pretty show, although u re'
aulres a sharp, early frost 10 produces
the most brilliant cOlors.
pea. =. n. Cummings has piece ol
corn some distance from home, aud NJ
.ay. the coons, skunks, hedgehogs
squirrels aud mice all seem determined
To- get their share Of Il. lie has caugh
two coons, while the third one went OF
aud took the trap with HIN. she dea
cons sou, Joseph w, l. now nj hom'
| assisting about the harvesting.
Last Monday we worked on the new
cemetery, pursuant To the comm nd
.'Set thy house In order; for thou shal
die. and not live" There was streal
Of dolefulness about II, aud especially
In selecting a family lot; but facts NJ
stubborn things, and We might ~ vel
face them.
when seriousness and humor mix !
certain proportions they form curiou
compound. chemically speaking. Her
4. an illustration: The other day Rocco
swan undertook to pull skunk out
his hole by the tall, when the anims
discharged his breeeh-loader dlrectl
into the boys face aud eyes. the resul
of which can be easily imagined. IN
boy found his way to brook not II
Of. where hs underwent thorouG
ablution and then went home to tell IN
sad defeat. The effect Was such ~
PROSTATE him for some time. Moral {
the boys: Never handle loaded gu
with the mussle towards you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
CIlEAD.

Monday, Oct. lst, Mr.. ID. II. Hastings,
the new postmaster appointed by the
government, opened his new Office,
which Il neatly lifted up In the Hodg'
man store. The retiring postmaster,
Mr.. j. W. Kimbali, has served In this
capacity for thirty-elgat years mosf
satisfactorily.
Mr.. Han e. Chapman returned "a
Colby University at the commencement
of the term. Miss Marion Chapman en-
tered smith College. "Jack" Chapman
IL at Hebron Academy, and Marshal
Hastings IL attending the grammal
school at Bethel.
There has been some change In the ar
rangement Of the schools ut the last mo
ment; Mas Celia Leighton teaches u
District No. >, and Miss Mary Douglass
Of Bethel, Ia No. Z.
Mr.. Charles Morse and family hav'
moved to Gorham, N. IT,, and Mr.. Calet
wight and family Of Bethel are occupy
Ing his house here.
Mrs. ID. l.. Austin who II quite III,
under the treatment Of . Faith Scienc'
doctor Of Portland, and Mr.. Eugen.
Green Of Providence, also Fsitl
Science practitioner.
There are two or three other cases o
typhoId fever at the village.
Mrs. Powers Of South Paris ID visitlnI
her friend Mlss Alice Hicks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
kEyAQ FALLS

Miss Gertrude Watson {. chief cook Al
Hotel MAnowondo.
Mo.e. \. Moulton IL quite poorly.
George ". wsdleigh IL 80 a. to bc ~
and dressed.
Geo. W. Towle IL 40 a. To ride out
when pleasant.
-Four were baptized a, the Union
church sept. 30th.
A tribe of Red Men Vas Instituted a,
this place the 18th ult.
Mrs. Mary Mason IL at work on a
erary quilt. II she IL not crazy before
she gets Il complete, never mind.
There seems To be good demand TOT
fancy stock at present.
Cold. Damp. Dissgreeable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
All sOs,S MILLS

VIM. n. Garfield % Boston came ~
Tuesday on his annual vacation, which
h. has spsn, In this locality Tor q NUN
Der ~ years. lie u camping at tppeI
Ne,allnk Pond. Ernest Bennett guide.
Dr. Edward spaulding 81 Nashua and
y. :. Killings 90 Woodstock, VI, cams
down from rarmAchesnee the past week
The sporting season i nov nearly Over
with. September has BEEN oeau'iiu
month for camping out parties.
Mr.. y. saunders and sou Ora oi
Albany we're At X. 4. Storcy's Thursday
also ". l.. Pickett aud wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned SHILLING. have be.t
Al Y. n. Bennett's on visit, and u'
cousins turned ou, In full force Tor
ground up" Of deer New Hampshire
way.
Ferry Ripley surprised moose feed
lng on the river bank the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
SWEDEN.

Died In Sweden, sept. 2sih, Eliza
Iamlin King, wife of w. ii. King of
Concord, ". H., aged 81 years, III days.
Mrs. King has been In poor health for
about two years aud Ia July came to her
sisters, Mrs. samuel Tlummer's, Ia hopes
that the change might be beneficial bit
Il Was not and after many weeks OF sui
ferlng, death came 10 her relief. This
was her former home and In this vicinity
are many friends who sincerely mourn
her Ioss. Funeral services were held the
3Oth, Rev. Mr.. Rounds officiating,
Relatives were present from Paris, Nor
way and Mlnot, also nearly all the for
mer nelghbors gathered 90 pay the last
respects TO one held In high esteem BY
them. The loss to the family friends
II very great a. the home will be broken
up for the present. Mr.. King has return
ed to Concord, but the daughter May
will remain here.
The sad news OF the death OF Mr.
Clinton A. Woodbury. Of woodfords
was received the 39th. Ills brother T.
r. Woodbury. and sged mother, left ths
following Monday TO attend the funeral
services.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
agYngl

The Sope nros. Of New York City
gave q fine musical entertainment In
Odeou Hall Tuesday and wednesday
evenings Of last week. The program
consisted Of overtures, waltscs, etc.,
carried out on violin and harp. A few
couples remained each evening and en-
joyed social dance after tho concert.
A boiler and q steam-heatlng appa-
rstus are being set up In the Elms Hotel.
w. y. LoyeIoy & Sons, OF the Bethel
House, will occupy the Elms, and close
the other hotel during the winter.
The children Of VIM. Adams, ID, who
formerly lived In Andover, held . 10
union here one day last week at the
home Of ChAs. II. Adams. The follow.
Ing brothers and sisters were present /;
Enoch Adams, Mlnot; joseph T..
Adams, viueland, ". j.; Chas. III.
Adams, bethel; Mrs. A. w. bridge
(sse Mary Adsms). Mechanic Falls ;
Mrs. &. II. Lane lace ursie Il. Adams),
West Paris; and Mrs. Hiram Abbott
(nss Julia Adams), south Andover. All
of the children now living were present
but Henry Adams Of West Paris. The
rest Of the company were made mp ~
follows: Mr.. Howard Lane, West Paris |;
Mr.. II. ID. Abbott and Herman Abbott,
south Audover; Mrs. Joseph Adams,
vinelsnd. n. j.; Mrs. Enoch Adams,
Minot; Mrs. q. II. Adams, q. Clifford
Adams, Mrs. Walter Chandler (nss
Abbie Evelyn Adsms), and Walter
Chandler. Bethel. This has been the
only reunion since ls.t, and At that
time the whole family gathered In
Mechanic Falls. During the twenty
wears that have passed between the
meetings, only three Of the family have
died: The father. WIN. Adams; the
mother. Lucinda Hall Adams, and = sls-
ter. Mrs &. &. Yates (n,, Matilda
Ndsms). Joseph Adams and Mrs. \.
W. bridge have In their possession =
complete family record dating from is;o
To the present time.
The Methodist society Will hold their
annual harvest fair on Thursday, Oct.
nth, at Pattee's Hall. An antiquarian
supper will be served and Ice cream.
There will be- on exhibition many useful
articles for sale. A general Invitation IL
extended Ia all.
Culyin Blsbce, Who has been out Of
health the past year. IL making arrrng e-
ments Ia 90 out To tennessee 10 spend
the winter with his family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
LOWELL.

Frank l.. Howe IL In town and buying
cattle for brighton market.
There IL quite good crop OF apple'
about here. ss.i0 for No. i, and sl.5
for No. 2 Il offered.
Mrs. Mason still continues Ia gain
Mis-. Lille Mason from Lawrence u
with them now.
Miss Emma Meserye Is home frou
Portland.
Mr.. David Chambers, who breaches Al
the Christian church, has been on q yisi
to his family at Fall River.
John Fox has completed the stone
bridge across Sucker Brook at We.
Lowell, which the town voted to build
Quite q number visited the fair a
North Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
HARTFORD.

Died, Sept. 18th, Mrs. N. G. Osgood
aged shout Is years. Mrs. Osgood ws'
= woman who Was loved and respected
by all Who knew her. She Was eveI
ready To lend helping hand In any.
thing that would benefit society, and
always tried to make others happy
She had wide circle ~ friends who
deeply sympsthlle with the afflicted
family. She leaves q husband aud two
sons to mourn her loss.
Died, al East Buckheld, sept. -, Mrs,
Charles Cannon, aged about ~ years,
Funeral sept. ~, attended by Rev. Mr.
ke-ne.
The cattle show at Canton Was q suc-
cess. AZ least THREE officers With yellow
ilhbous on their hats succeeded In get
ting q Young man into the lookup for
not sdhering to the rules Of the National
rrotting Association.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
THE OXFORD BEARS.
the oolNos OF the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


n very pretty aud quiet wedding was
celebrated At the home of the brides
father, IA. Young. last Monday. Oct. I,
when James II. BArrows, general mansg-
er of the bethel Chair M'rg Co., wAs
married In Ms. Mary A. Packard Of this
place. The marriage WAS solcmnised by
Rev. Charles A. HAYDEN. pastor 81
All Saints church, Deering. Mrs.
Packard Vas the second daughter Of y.
A. Young, West Paris olde.t resident.
and has grown mp here In the love aud
esteem 81 the best people of our place,
aud those that knew her the best respect-
81 her most. She will make Mr.. nsr-
ro~s good ~lte and = help-mSte In
every department 10 life. We congrstu-
late M. Barrows on his very fortunate
selection, and wish the welded pair q
happy and prosperous future.
Look for the smlly shoe store AL. In
thu. paper this week. II ~ill interest
You. IL Il worth reading. v. N.swett,
manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
PIRu.

Mrs. Amanda walker, widow Of ths
late winslow walker. died on the 18th,
after q lingering illness, aged - years.
Miss Fannie McDonald IA al home
again.
Howard Turner Loot his watch two
years ago sud he could not flnd II I'LL =
few DAYS $50, Mr.. Lapham vent To pick
NJ stone Ia throw AZ COW and he
picked up that watch. II had been In =
moving field and the moving machine
had been run over II for two seasons.
Turner had the watch cleaned and u
runs aud keep. good time.
There wasa general turnout Ia the
Canton fair.
Nil. Edna stlllmsn il q, work up to
Rumfori FAlls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
DENMARK

About twenty-five couples at the ball
Wednesday evening, oct. ID.
Work AZ the corn shop In the labelling
room has been suspended for = while.
The ladies circle met With Mrs. I'd.
win Pingree Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 81. Quite 4 large number
were present.
Potatoe. are rotting very badly In this
section.
Mr.. Fred smith, who has been been
working In Portland for = few weeks
p.st. has returned.