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The morning call., 1894-03-17

URDAY MORNING. March II (St. Patrck's Day),
at 9 O'Clock sharp: thence proceed to our assigned
place in lrelanc's day parade. Visiting brothers
and members OF sister divisions in this city
cordially invited to attend our twenty fourth
annual ball on the evening OF the above date aud
at said hall. Grand march at O'clock sharp. BY
order. NJ. +. DONLEAVY President
p j. MEEHAN, Secretary. mrl6 2t
The morning call., 1894-03-17

4 7OFFEE-SALOON OR RESTAURANT = NO
\ competitions; laundry, large fruit-cannery,
factories. etc, in immediate neighbor Cd; rent
low; store and rooms adjoining; Folsom St, bet
Seventh and Eighth. MADISON Il BURKE 626
Market st. mrI3 cod 3t%
The morning call., 1894-03-17

Y DUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES POSITION
OF any kind; strong and willing; city ccun-
try Apply l3 Anthony ST.. off Mission. near
EirSf RI
The morning call., 1894-03-17

0e0O SALOON, BOARDING-HOUSE;RE RENT
tDOOO $50, with 20 rooms doing good busi-
ness; come at once. SMITH & CO.. 80 Kearny
street. mrl6 2t$
The morning call., 1894-03-17


- EDlSH CIR WISHES SITU ALTON o DO
cnamberwork in hotel or lodging house. Ad-
dress CHhISTIANA ANDERSON. $50 Hermann
street. mrl6 3t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

OR SALOON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS;
boarding in good location. Apply Alb
Post ST., basement. mrl6 Ats
The morning call., 1894-03-17
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

A TTENTION, FARMERS-GET YOUR PLON
n hands from T.. X. HANSEN & CO.. ITO Gear
street. Telephone 4S5. DEF If cod
The morning call., 1894-03-17

YOUNG MAN, CARPENTER BY TRADE.
l. would like situat ION of any kind: janitor or
something around wholesale house, boxing etc. {;
good references. Address g. s.. box 9. this
Office. mrl7 3t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

R A. -. H., Divi ion -,
E-S No. 2. In compliance 3
with general orders the officers ~
and mem bers Of this division "a
will assemble with badges and
white Cloves at Woolt's tail. ~
l2l New Montgomery St. SAT-
The morning call., 1894-03-17

DELIABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
III coaehman and gardener; for horses
and cows and tend garden and make himself gem
orally useful around place: good references
Please address b. l. 249 stevenson st. mrl7 2t~
The morning call., 1894-03-17

NouNG GERMAN. NOT AFRAID To WORK,
L would like TO get position porter or in q
private family; knows how TO handle horses.
Address Barber-shop. 1927 Pacific st. mrl6 3t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

"A ANTED-SITUATION AS SHIPPING OR
- receiving clerk in wholesale store or maehin-
cry house; city reference. Address o., box l6l,
Call Branch ufice. mrl6 ST.
The morning call., 1894-03-17

QH00 GROCERY AND BAR FOR SALE
ID OOO. cheap: ola esta blisned corner: good
Tor man and wife or two young men. Inquire
this Office mrl7 2t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

A II ROBERTS JUST RECEIVED NOVEL
~ ties for Easter direct from Europe; also to
order sugar Eggs with on from loo up,
elegantly decorated: factory Polk and Bush. l6 10
The morning call., 1894-03-17

GTEADY RELIABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A
- situation to do any kind of work in store or
any other place; steady place more object than
wages. Please address p. A., box ia, Call Branch
once mr. Is 2fs
The morning call., 1894-03-17

MAN AND WIFE: MAN GOOD COOK, WIFE
w help In Kitchen. chambermaid or wait at
table; hotel, boarding-house private family
wages moderate Gail or address Ia Cleveland
ST.. bet. Sixth aud seventh mr15 Yts
The morning call., 1894-03-17

PHYSICIANS STORAGE; ADV ANCES MADEl
4 o42-644 Mission ct. CHAS. L TAYLOR 3el2 II
The morning call., 1894-03-17

INEXPERIENCED OPERATORS AND FINISH
II ers on cloaks. 1928 Market ST., rooms z aud
of&
The morning call., 1894-03-17

"a ANTED-AC ACCOMMODATING H0USEKEEl
W er, aged about 80 years: pleasant situation
Address A H.. box Ill, Call Branch Office. IL 81
The morning call., 1894-03-17

GERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN COOK,s PR
" waite family, s35 to $40; Iaundress. s25 to
$40. same house: Infants nurse. $25; second girl
$25. Apply MISS CULLEN. 100 stockton st.,
2
The morning call., 1894-03-17

+ lRST-CLASS DREsSMAKER WANTS FEW
more engagements in families: satisfac ton
SSuaranteru; terms reasonable. Address NJ =.
oox 142. Call Branch mrl6 3t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

Ii ONES. MATTER NOT HOW LOwIY
Ii should have a set OF PICTURESQUE California;;
when first issued ii cost $50 for the set but now
providing you are a subscriber for THE CALL it
can be had for one-tenth that sum. See advertise
ment on another page. feI6 If
The morning call., 1894-03-17

BUSINESS CHANCE IS A VALUABLE
n thing but so is chance to secure "Pictur
que California" for 10 cents part; that is what
you do If you are subs eriber TO THE CALL.
The morning call., 1894-03-17

\ oUNG WIDOW WITH CHILDREN WOULD
Ike situation as cook on ranch manager OF
room lO7. mrl6 3ts
The morning call., 1894-03-17

ANTED-4 SCANDINAVIAN AND GER
man second girls nurse and seamstress $40
and s25; cook. small family. SIS. and others. j.
Il CROSEIr a CO. BIZ Suttar.
The morning call., 1894-03-17

- lIu ALTON WANTED BY A FIRST-CLASS
COOK; understands American and French
COOKING. Please call at l426 Leavenworth st :,
pei. washington and Jackson; no trifiers or pos
The morning call., 1894-03-17

1H0u THE CELEBRATED FOR 5
% 1OOO. saloon Sacramento ST.: clearing
$500 per month; the above includes lease an q
contract for beer for two years. Apply to w. P.
HERMAN CAT Sacramento ST. mrl7 7t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

DAINTER AND PAPER HANGER WILL WORK
/ very cheap by day or job. Address Painter
box 100, Cal Branch once. mrl7 2t*
The morning call., 1894-03-17

IT, Attention, Il lights of the
R~S Red Branch-Every member is re- y
quested TO assemble sharp this morning 81
at O'Clock at our hall, corner Mason $|s
and 0'karrell sts., FOR parade. All irish "A, 81
nationalists are cordially invited to ION
our ranks At our ball this evening at odd Fe
lows Hall the knights in armor and Maid of Fri
in costume will be present. The annual ball wi
be up to the usual standard of excellence. L
order of the COMMITTEE.
The morning call., 1894-03-17

G0RO0 PRINTING OFFICE ON A PAYING
u COOO. basis for sale; full investigation;
agents. or will sell interest TO practical printer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
MEXICO.

About ~ O'Clock Tuesday night, the
sth. VIM. ". Halls stable Was found "a
be ON fire. The fire was first discovered
by his son, T.. W. Hall, Who upon
awakening was nearly sufiocated with
smoke. lie rushed out To the stable
doors and opened Que. but the entire
contents of the building were all Que
solid mass 81 hsme and smoke. The
alarm IL fire VAS at once given. but tbs
fire wss beyond control. II burned
through the ell 20 the house. but did not
reach the latter until most Of the furni-
ture had been removed. The losses as
nearly a. can he estimated ARE ~ follows
W. \. Crommett two horses, stage coach,
two sets % double harnesses, robes,
blsnkets, etc. Estimated at eJ0O. Chas.
I. Howard % Dixheld, horse, sleigh,
robes. ETC., $50. Albert Holman. Dlx-
field, team valued st siS0. Five horses
belonging 10 Hall 4 Son, also carriages.
aud harnesses. Hay, quite . quantity of
grain, wood. etc, belonging 10 Hall. The
entire lc.s IL estimated at from 500 On
sJD0o. Halls Insurance IL understood On
BE- si00o. The origin of the hre Il un-
known but IL supposed 10 BE- Incendiary.
~. W. Park is removing the goods
from the Reed store to his and Will
hereafter occupy but one store.
u. W. IIsll has engaged rent In u.
A. stevens house.
IA Virgin and Don klmball have gone
TO Peru to work cutting maple for NJ.
Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
GllEAO.

The thermometer ranged from ~ to
p degree. below rero last Saturday
morning at difierent places about town,
and though the mercury VAS still In the
nero. sunday morning there Was good
attendance at church.
Rev. Mr.. Herald left for his home at
Ephraths, Penn, Tuesday. lie made
very favorable impression on the people
here, aud the generally expressed desire
/. that he will be- requested 20 assume
the pastoraie OF this church, which viii
include also pastoral work among the
people st Hastings. 49,,
We we're glad 10 have Rev. q. &. VIII
son Of woodfords, missionary for west-
ern Maine, among us again for few
days this week.
viii W. Peabody. civil engineer OF
Newton, MAss., IL spending apart OF his
short vacation at his old home, WIN. H.
reabody's.
We are pleased 10 know that Mr.. ii.
y. Hicks aud family of South Paris are
coming back TO Gilead on the farm
where they formerly lived, the fret ol
April. Mr.. Hicks health makes the
change necessary.
IN Il rumored that Mr.. ID. II. Hastings
Ia 10 rebuild his birch mill at Hastings
on the site Of the one burned last sum
mer.
some lovely spring-like days TILL
week. LIon-heArted March h doing th'
lamb act charmingly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
EAST SUMNER.

n IA. been hard winter for old
horses. Sin have been laid away In this
vicinity and two In one dsy recenily
that belonged Ia Asa Robinson and J. J.
llodgdon.
several persons from this place at
tended the fsrmers' Institute Al Canton
secretary Mshecn gave some excellen'
practical IDEAS on farm prcduciiseness
dsirying, feed nations, eic., and very
clearly answered the many queries pro
pounded. 4 large crowd WAS In al
tendance.
A small amount 20 birch and saw lcg'
Il being hauled In.
Jane. Bo.worth aud Lester Robinson
attended the IhOrne trial 81 Paris OF
"wednesday.
IN. Eastman seed Company has Is
sued n. annual catalogue. IL u neatly
got up and every farmer should have
copy. free upon application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
GREENWOOD.

Rather chilly wave that, one degree
colder than u has been before during
the l. years We have lived here. Our
place being somewhat elevated aud In
clined To the south, the temperature
never has .o vide range n iu many
other places. saturday, the 3ith, Was
the coolest, the glass standing at 10 be-
low.
hut while We consider that cool
enough for general purposes, 10 must be
somewhat cooler up 10 the Arctic seas
where Capt. Bartlett and Capt. Nansen
are supposed TO be- wintering. Each party
intended % be gone about two year,,
aud Il IL hoped they will then come back
bringing the much coveted north pole
With them.
That "electric light, about which 80
much WAS said last fall, ~ u shone 90
brightly In the southwest each evening.
vas nothing more nor less than the planet
Venus, and IL now seen In the southeast
before sunrise as "the bright and morn
Ing star"
Thomas Klley has an only brother,
older than himself, who Was badly In
lured recently; . charge Of powder that
had failed To explode from the fuse In 4
boulder, fired while he Was drilling u
out, spelling two fingers on one hand,
also one eye, and seriously Injured the
other.
Some Of your correspondents rather
poked sticks at that weather prophet,
but claim that he got Il more thau
half right after all, that the winters
back WAS virtually broken ~ he con.
jecturrd, aud that the subsequent cold
weather Was merely Q spasmodlc enorl
of nature to heal the breach.
Thursday morning. The sunny March
has come at last.-Bryant, with varia'
tlOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
GAsr WATERFORD.

Miss sylyis ChAdbourne went to Mass
ashus<tts last week Ia ,islt relatives
Mrs.. william Chsdboarne has e-en
teaching at Douglass seminary Tor q
short time during the disability ~ Miss
Jenhie Barnhsm.
The pridc- are cutting the timber aud
~co,i on both sides 81 the rad south 81
their house. They will clear the land
for pasture. frank wood and D.. D.
Haskell are working for them.
Mrs.. 4. ". williams of Boston IL viii
her daughter. Mrs. II. N. skinner, Who
has recovered her usual health.
Another % our Young men IL To ~
congratulated. A. Johnson Haskell Na'
married Feb. I'D Ia Miss Della NJ. Flint
Of Norway aud has taken her to hi'
home NJ his fathers.
There was a meeting at the store Mon
dsy evening 90 see about moving th'
school house. but nothing VAS decded
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
WEST SUMNER.

Spring has come.
Mrs. Wallace Ryerson Was called 20
Norway on account Of the sickness OF
Mrs. l.. II. Andrews.
Capt. q. N. Small, wife and Mrs.
Robertson were at q. II. BsrrowS Tues
day.
John IIaselton from Norway WAS In
town Wednesday.
Mabel Harlow IL at home from West
Paris for few days.
c. A. Bonney has leased the y. H.
barrett stand.
Geo. Pulsifer and T.. A. Harlow have
been attending court at Paris Hill.
1. A. Fletcher IL moving to south
Paris with his daughter, Ms. Almon
Churchill.
Herbert Heath II driving team foI
Elbridge Henson, TO south Paris.
william r. Bonney has sold one OF his
Mr.. ,. c. Merrill from south Paris
Was In town on business one day last
week.
Calf rsrrar got quite badly hurt b. {
four or team while unloading from tbs
sled into q car at West Paris. The team
c. II. Packard h.: been out Of tow
on business.
Business Il rushing ut Young. 4
Packard's mill. Some very nice lumoe'
Il being sawed. :,
March comes In like lamb. Hope u
will remain the same.
Mrs. Warren Iothrop 10 st work TO
w. Ryersoa. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
WEs1 aEIhEl,

D.. J. Mains has gone 10 the Maine
General Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. I'etsr wheeler has been very sick
With pneumonis bat Ia thought To BE- a
little better nov.
Nellie, daughter Of Cyrus Nina ci
Waterford, L. To be buried On the Flat
to-day. She died of consumption.
Hannibal Grover IL preparing his III
Ing for hls hot bed. lie IL an expert In
his line of farming.
Roy Bracket had an attack OF grippe
last sunday, and Was quite sick for
about four days.
ope could not well forget that town
meeting IL at hand II he mingled at all
with the people, az every one is ready
and anxious TO talk Of IL. A lively time
seems Ia be- anticipated.
The new school lsw Ia great deal
discussed aud think quite generally
approved.
n L. pleasant To see so many smiling
couniensncc., made 50 by the beautiful
weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
kOR1A PARIS

J.r. Iitlehale cannot run his mill al
the time on account 20 Low water.
The Intensely cold weather IL very
hard ON the water supply, freesing az
the small streams and springs.
W. y. Durham has sold hls part OF
the old homestead farm To his brother,
Fred.
Chas. stevens has sold his valuable
pair of horses to II. W. Dunhsm.
special meeting. we're held At the
church last week.
Rlrney Yield hiss been slck . fec days.
Charles stevens snd Fred Stevens are
AZ work for J. y. Liitiehale.
Mrs. T.. y. Field spent two or three
dsy. With her aunt, Mrs. Small. at West
Sumner. lately.
John Buiierheld IL To return To Free
port soon In work.
Charles Churchill bought two Jer.ey
COW. 10 y. l.. Barrett on sumner illll
Thursday.
Carlton rsrrar. Who Ia st work Tor
Mr.. French. WAS run over AZ West Paris
Wednesday by biz or team With three
quarters 81 cord ~ poplar on the slcd
aud badly bruised.
Daniel Ro.s I. at work for j. y. Little
hale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
sAsr ssowNg,ttp.

The sick people hay. nearly AL reco'-
erred there seems Ia b. the lesst number
on the siCk list Of any time during the
winter.
Mrs. Mary :. Elden left on Monday
morning for Cumberland Mills. she
will make short visit there. then - "a
Boston, and the last % this month
March ~ill leave for California Ia ~
main One veal and II may b. for life. u
IL quite Journey Tor Que nearly -, ou'
she seem. able "a undertake u.
Mary StIckney :. az the Ceutrc TIL.
wesk dr~-.making.
The young people contemplate gi,in.
an entertainment .oon for the benefit oil
the pastor.
y. y. Rounds has returned from Paris,
being excused from the jury drawn Tor
the rhorne trial, having formed an
opinion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06

Rev Mr.. Corey held = quarterly meet
Ing ai this place Last Monday, this being
the last quarter 81 the conference year.
We understand that Rev. Mr.. Rich
mond doe. not intend 20 preach another
year.
\. =. Bean was moving his engine
from Albany Tuesday. We understand
they hsd tip over but have not learned
particulars. j.
several teams are drawing white birch
from the Mason mill TO West Bethel.
Mrs. Daniel Coffin ~ Bryant's Pond,
but former resident 81 this town, MAS
brought here last Friday Tor burial.
Mrs. Coffin wasa lady respected and
loved by all. She leaves q large circle 81
friends 90 mourn her loss. Her age was
over % years think.
snow IL very deep In the woods which
make. IL rather slow getting out wood
aud timber; unles. We get something To
.ettle IL soon people will give up cutting
much.
\. j. Mains was In town wednesday.
lie I. ~ years old and IL driving round
like q yOung man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
BYRON.

lame. Parker, Of the Berlin Mills
Company, With =. A. Reed, surveyor.
Ger. In town the 2lst and I'D looking
out that loggsrs cut clsaa aud trinmea
clo.e on the mill compsny's land. Nig'-
Lance saves Thousands of feet.
aud" Record and Allie D~eliie OF
IIx,rmore came the 9Th In the interest
az Alvin Record & Co., who have All
umt~r cut Ia ID Township.
Mcknight Of Rumford falis has ten
men and four horses NJ work on storvf
a MeIAughlin's job, doing good basN
ness. -
change In their culinary department
/ which .eems to please the boys hugely
The iltlxabts la the bear trap bounty
question Ind that the lawyers take tns
bounty, and they have empty Wallets
and trap to start fresh.
Several Of our voters and myself oeips
NJ Paris constituted ourselves com
mlttee 10 look over our property Ano
servants While there. We found oa'
officer. looking sleek and fat, coarteoa'
and respectful 10 all. Our coart mouse
~e found comfortably aud evenly hat
ell, during the coolest snsp for ~ years
with = purity Of air ! have never sess
excelled II equaled In public or privst'
building and shall pass the biggest psee'
Of pie 10 the Janitor for his skili IN man
agement. Oar commlftee unanimously
recommend modern improvements to'
protection % records.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
OXFORD.


The intermediate and primary schools
closed last week. The examinations
we're held on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon. The exercises held were
very Interesting.
The high school closes ou Thursday
next.
Rev. Mr.. Nichols of South Fsri'
preached nj the CongrrgAtionAlis'
church sunday.
The Norway Division Sons Of Temper
snce presented the dram, "The Afflicted
Family" saturday evening at Robinson
Hall.
AlonIo Caldwell IL very low.
David Morse has been quite slck. but
hut Il better.
There WAS pleasant gathering 81
friends at the home Of &. =. Hayes We'd.
nesday. Iiulled corn and milk and
other refreshments were served.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
AhnoxlR.

last saturday. the sash, vas The cold
eat day ever known In this vicinity
The Thermometer registered frcm u u
~ degrrcs bslcw rero In the middle Of
The day.
Despite the cold MIlls and iercivs
trotted on the bet of i've bushels OF oats,
Mllls winning the race easily.
The Congregational Circle convened
al the parsonage Last "Wednesday even
Ing. a good attendance. Que feature
ef the evenings programmes was hss
minute speeches, several participating.
The Methodist Circle wlll meet In the
hall Wednesday, the 7th, eutertalned by
their pastor. The orchestra Will be In
attendance. A full house u expected.
The school on farmers' lilli will close
the nth. A grand exhibition Will be
given Wednesday evening following.
Most OF the Ice has becn harvested ON
account of the sAwdust In the river.
some are obliged tn 90 to Roxbury
Pond for their Ice.
Harrison Grant, one of Andovers
oldest citizens, died aud MAS buried the
9th, aged - years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
TALK OF THE STATE.

Charlie. l.. To~le Of Oakland fell from
q scafiold Sunday evening aud reviewed
injuries from which he died In . few
hours.
Luke Manter Of Madison was accI-
dentaliy shot by Edwin Harding 81 .
party at Heman Ilunnewelrs Tuesday
night and was Instantly killed.
There IL one street In Biddeford where
three nstlonallties are represented
among lie residents and each one wants
q different name for the thoroughfare.
Asa compromise Il has been named
Argument Street."
Another case of an empty gun that went
on. VIII Winters aud Will lllll were
foolIng with gun Of that description at
Calais when II went Oh. and lilll II wear.
Ing thirty bird shot around In HE leg.
The wound IL not considered danger
Gus.
Walter Valentine, professor Of agri-
culture at the state college at Orono,
died at an early hour Monday morning,
after q short illness Of pneumonia. Tie
was Q graduate of the Maine State Col
lege, class Of ~. lie WAS moot highly
esteemed and the citizens OF 0ron0 de-
plore his untimely death.
A correspondent, Of the Bangor Com
merciai says: I have Il from undlsputed
authority that the deaf mute, Mlss Treat
Of Frankfort, Was the party Who made the
murderous assault on her uncle, X. j..
Treat. Es0. Mr.. Treat himself has said
90. All attempts 20 throw suspicion on
other parties are for the purpose Of
shielding the family. IL IL alleged that
the deaf mute Il inSane and that she has
before displayed symptoms OF insanity.
n Mr.. Treat dies council of physlcisns
will pass on the question OF sanity Of
Miss Treat. Doubtless u the young
woman dlsplays any more symptoms che
will Be taken care OF.
The state board of assessors have
made their report for 1899. The whole
valuation OF the state, according to the
returns Of the town assessors for ISIS,
vas e170, si2, 's3, showing On increase
over 1891 Of eAI00sissi. The total mum
Der of polls was isi,7ll, total real 90.
tate, resident, WAS ol0o, leo, $50, and the
total real estate non resident e3l ~, IA
The total personal estste, resident, Val
Ga, 67t,S ISL, and the total NONRESIDENT,
3,s53,7ii. The total amount Of ths
assessors' returns for 1890, Vas o3S5, 30S,'
as; 1901, e3G0, 7l6,l67; 1891, e36s, 6ts,.
lOI; 1879, o170,sls,7s5. Tsxes assessesl
on hanks. semi-aunually were, 10 Nay
Goa, go es, 10 Soveuber, esoays7i.71
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-06
nlycxCGlo.


The Oxford Dalrying Association held
lss Annual meeting saturday, reb. -,
and chose the old boarl OF officers, also
ntllIed the Lease Of their factory and
spring 3. VIM. u. BRIGHAM of Auburn
for thr~c years for a bo,tllng establish
meut.
NIsa Abblr y. Mlpott and Miss NsllIs
N. Bradford Of class Of ~ Hebron, were
The guests of Misses sadie aud Mary J..
SpauldIng over sunday, 3sth ult.
Mas Mamie Garlncr rrturne,l from
South Paris last week sick With the
grippe.
Mrs. Osen spsuldlng returned from
Massachusetts, last week on account Of
the lllness Of her slater Mrs. u. &. jew
EFT.
DR.. J. y. DeCosics's valuable Cor
don sctter puppy months old Was BE-
headed at ths railroad crossing near
Hotel Long last Tuesday by the morning
up train. The doctor valued him n
more than $1,000.
The dancing school closed Monday
evening, nth ult., With masked ball at
Nesinscott Hall. Caterer Coyle furnish-
ed the supper. I.
station agent Pike has been confined
to the house several days the past week
with bad cold.
The village schools closed Friday.
Geo. u. Coyle Of the Maple House has
leased Hotel Long and expects 20 90 In
April lat.
Miss Josie Caldwell IL making . few
weeks visit Ia friends In Massachusetts.
Mr.. Edward u. Cole has gone Ia
BOSTON 10 vIslt her son Dr. A. y. Cole.
Geo. rr-d Blcknell has opened the
blacksmith shop opposite the railroad
station for business.
The closing exercises Of the schools
Friday afternoon were very Interesting.
Many of the parents gracssi the occss'on
With their presence. This encourages
both teachers sud students aud IL .
fsctor toward higher grade Of schools.