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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
MrrcneLL's MISERY.

n Mitchell had tossis-i Ie-a. HE preseat
humiliation would pcs have b"n ~ deep
~ Paul G.s;e
san 10 u rvsnsmb-rsi that sluggss
Mitchell IL . great pstsshght~r In England.
New Yosk AdSsrti.~s.
Charley Mitchell says he will not fight
any more. Thi. IL ons of the most prompt
aud complete refosmstions ON rrcord--
Washington Star.
Now that the cruel war at jacksonville 10
over, help pat money In circulation and
boom business generally by paying up youi
small bills. -k~ton Globe.
II u quite evident that the state thai
would isrsiiss prissnghting would yet bar
rvls of money In exchange for the loss Of 10
honor. whssl'sg Register.
Mr.. John I. Sullivan has the satisfaction
Of knowing that be- Gut Mr.. Corbstt TO .
great deal morv trouble than Mr. Mitchell
did.-Memphis Appeai,Avslanehe.
Governor Miiehsll's worst grief Was MOI
tina, he could not stop the fight. but that he
had . complimentary ticket sent him which
he could not consistently uss.-Aichisou
Globe.
The governor who calls out the troops "a
force the next pair 10 pugs that make o
match Ia ~ To finish will do more Ia die
courage the prisedshting indgrtry than
anything that has yet happened In that
line --l'ittsbarg Dispatch.
Holders % ~ and sS5 SEATS ct the Jack
sonyille ENTERTAINMENT" were probably
thoroughly Disguised that they got ~ little
bloci for their money. Well. ty may
iDd their compensation at the ne % Yale
Princeton football game boston Journal
Mr.. Cori~tt has done deocncy q -eryics
by putting the brutality % anger alongside
the ordinary brutality 10 briislng KNOCK
out the prime ring. II IL 10 true that Mitch
ell b~t on Corbett. th. wr.,eh~ine~s Of
the thing y complete. and the word sport
must b. slipp~i from the ring ooatests =
81 Louis Iispublio.
Pugilist Mitchell 4. . p~r-oo with mov
courage than Judgment. The ~eAkne-s
that induo.i him twice 10 pit himself
against the rr,ioubtAble sullivan has not
bssn corr,ct-i by experience. II he could
not whip Sullivan. how could he reasonably
expect 90 conquer sulliyan's oonqusror'-
Philadelphia Record.
Call u what you will. there are few Ameri.
cans who will no, sscr,tly rejoice In the fact
that the hstic championship % the world
remains with ColupbiA TIL. was Oh. con
soling thought 10 snlliysn at New Orlesns
when b. VA. lssten by the man who-s tenn
perat. aud regular mod. 10 life hal given
gr,aisr strength To hi- arm. Hal Mr.. Mitch
ell taken ~ much care ~ his health and
lived the same life ss his oooqueror be
might no, hs,, been 80 quickly vanquishesi.
New York Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
ANoOvgR.

Al this writing the severest storm oil
the season IL upon Ne.
The Thursday mall from the Fond has
not reached Ne at thls date, Friday noon
Mrs. Kate Dresser IL still at Portland
Mrs. Annie Poor entertained the Con-
gregstionAl circle last "wednesday.
A ball will be given In the hall FEB. ~
by the Hunters aud Spoftsmeu. Muslc
by Chsse's Orchestra. A good time IL
anticipated by all. AZ this IL the first
ball given by this order no pains viii be
spared to make 10 success. The hall
will be- decorated With the parsphernalia
Of the order.
The school at south Andover closes
To day, the 10Th.
People are busy With their wood piles.
The steam mill started M the 9Th
with the prospect Of . good run. The
birch IL coming In fast, NJ are the orders
for bowels.
The Y. 4. =. &. u. society held their
anniversary at the Congregational par
sonage the sth. with good attendance
and an ENJOYABLE time. The exercises
consisted Of music, recitstions, games,
etc.
The Methodlsts gave = hullci corn
supper In connection With their circle
the .th. 4.
Mrs.. y. y. Clark IL still at Portland
being treated at the hospital.
The lodge gave an interesting literary
entertainment at the hall last Friday
evening. a.,
The new stage which !. being built In
the hall, when done will be grand
af,air; being made In sections II can be
taken down In i've minutes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
ELECTRIC SPARKS.

A new storage battery street railway hS
bssn inangurat~d In Paris, running from
the Bastille 10 the suburb~
Dogskin. tanned by new electrical proc
e.., whereby IL retains the utmost nsxi
bility. !. nov the fsvorts wear Tor lsdiss
boots In Paris.
Where the telephone wire. ARE overland.
the spessi Of transmission Il at the rate Of
is.OD miles o second. Where the wirs- ars
through cables under the go, the sped !,
mot morr than 6.oO miles second.
A Boston electrician hes completed Q
novel device for electrically extracting
from wood OF rag pulp used In the manu-
fscturs Of papsr By . ssriss u moving slsc
tro magnets I'll traces Of iron contained 10
the pulp.
An electrical constructing engineer from
Milwaukee has invented and patented On
underground conduit for the use Of electric
trolley roads which, Il 10 saii, 10 solutioa
Of the problem Il keeping The eosduis m
frUO UotG9uyA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
auckEllip.

winterish With lots Of snow and snow
drlfts.
A memorial service wss held at the
Baptist Sunday school, sunday. ieb'
nth, In recognition Of the late Mrs.
Nancy Murdoch, long Q member and
teacher. Resolutions were passed, and
rrmarks by the superintendent and
teachers paying deserved tribute tn
her memory.
George II. Cushman died Wednesday
morning from the effects Of hemorrhagc
Of the lungs TO which he had been sub
Icct for several years, but had managed
To attend to business most OF the time
until the first Of the winter. lie was .
500 Of the late Alex Cu'hmani sgei
about 20.
Holmes Austin, q respectable farmer
living at West Buckheld, Was found
dead In his bed Wednesday morning,
Feb. iith. Mr.. Austin has been In fall.
Ing health for year or two but hls sud.
den death MAS quite unexpected and
surprise To hIs family. lie married Miss
Melinda y. Harlow, youngest daughter
of Rev. Ephraim Harlow, who survives
him, though In feeble health, With two
sons and two daughters. Aged q. years.
The opening Of the extension of the
Portland and Rumfori Falls Railway Ia
q junction With the Mslne Central Rail-
way In Auburn this week Deb. l3th)
marks new epoch In the history ct this
road. More than 20 wears ago In the
pslmy days Of Hon. Virgil ID. Paris,
the moving spirit, seconded by the lead.
Ing business men of that day, all 81
whom have passed. to their reward,
notably Ephrsim Atwood, I.uclus Tor
Ing, Zadoc Long. Jsmes Jewett. Dr.
william Iiridghsm. Ira Gardner. Arfe-
mas y. Cole. Nathan Morrill,. With most
of the forehsnded farmers of Buckheld,
started the enterprise then known ~ the
Buckfield Brspch u. u. from Buckheld
village 10 Mechanic Falls. ~ miles. n
great deal of enthusiasm ss well ss q
great deal of the surplus wealth OF the
town was put Into the bold undertaking.
Once In. the limit of voluntary means
reached, q doubling NJ OF the stock
holders, the subtitle mortgage, the D. ID.
J. smith na.co With its attending evils,
the extension to Canton under the sgencv
10 "swearing" John Holmes, the Frank
n. Smith administration eliminating In
an abandonment Of the road Ia the bats.
owls. and rabbits, marks . never tn
be forgotten era In the second railroad
enterprise In Oxford County. u is esti.
mated that more than one hundred
thousand dollar. of Bnckheld money
Was sunk In the road. lio~rser .
brighter day ds~ned In ls,. when the
road was rr.urrected by Hon. Israel
ws.hburn, \. q. Andrews. ESQ, sud
others. Passing Into the hands of the
present company In isy0 With two ex-
tensions to Rumford Falls FROM Canton,
aud from Mechanic Fails Ia Auburn and
Lewiston aud the Maine Central, giving
= road 81 s; miles well equipped sud
differed. doing q paying business, aud IL
q permanent backing In Q bushes. way
10 every town through which u passes.
Dr. Sutherland of boston has BEEN In
yited by DIR. Childs to demonstrate at bis
Office on Feb. 2lst the local Aurstbeiic
menthene for the painless extraction of
teeth. The preparation IL harmless. and
extraction IL absolutely painless. The
doctor will do some free extracting Tor
zach patient 10 the morning. See adj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
CavlR uRG

Mr.. Frank Locke had his arm broken
and a severe cash cut In his face last
week. by n piece of Iron falling from the
elevator NJ the chair factory.
Mr.. John Locke got his hand badl,
torn With hook while attempting "a
confine q colt by q chain halter.
The reccption given last Friday even
Ing To the new residents of the village,
more especially the employees % the
chair factory aud their families, Wa.
much enjoyed by all. supper was .erv'
Ell AZ ~ and afterwards short enter
tslnment Was given consisting OF read
ings by Mr.. Bartlett aud Rev. Mr.
Young; instrumental music by Mrs,
Abbott and Miss Tebbetts; solo by Mr..
q. l.. sturteyant, and the singing Of
"Two Little Girls In blue" In costume
by Louise Abbott and Agnes Dresser.
u. Lowell I.amson, VI. D., ~ FRYE
burg. died 81 apoplexy at his home Feb
~, aged - years. DIR. IAmson ws'
United states examining surgeon dur
Ing the war, aud held the position until
Cleyeland's hrst naturalization, after
which. on the formation of the examin'
Ing board be was It, president until fall
Ing health caused him To resign. III,
Was deep thinker aud although Of fes
words, q great reader. he had way 81
expressing hi. Ideas In clear and
distinct manner. lie was naturally 4
lsrg. mcdaniel student and originated
many new device. for use 81 himself and
friends. lie leaves wif. aud adopted
daughter Ia mourn hl. lo.s, aud many
friends aud neighbors will miss him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
GRAFTON.


We have had an unusual number OF
cold mornings this winter. Wednesday
morning IL Was ~ below aero here.
There Was an oyster supper aud dance
at J. II. Farrar's last week.
should We have another heavy fall OF
snow the lumberinen would have To
shovel for their timber.
Herbert brown WAS In town selling
fish last week.
n. y. West has finished logging for
the winter.
s.P. Davis expects to finish yardlng
timber In two weeks.
q. A. otis has recovered from his III.
ness and swings the goad over four
oxen for VIII Warren In the woods.
Travelling on the county road has been
very light for the past i've days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
aaOAAElEIl

Commenced showing Thursday morn
lng and showed all day accompanied by
a severe Wind aud very cold.
some of IN. lick people are improS-
ing.
Frank liam Il quite .lck With the
grippe. also Mr.. Chamberlain. Ills sou
frcd aud family are boarding With
him.
Frank Bean has gone 10 wcstbrook
ior few day. 10 visit his sister, Mrs.
Fred spring.
odd Fellows circle met Thursday
evening with Mrs. Perley Brown.
There IL Ia De- an entertainment fri-
day evening at the town hall. Proceed'
o. help pay fora teachers desk To be
put In the new school room.
We have new grocery store figh'
acros. the street. IL Il 30 handy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
ROxBURV.

The snow aud blow Of Saturday aud
sunday made bad roads for us.
Mrs. James Little of Carthage visited
friends In town.
Tuesday morning gave us our coolest
for the winter; II below zero.
The .electmen settled With the treas
ur,r Monday.
swain 4 Reed are sending OF big
load. OF bowels. Obed, With the big
horse. can carry all that Il 10 safe to put
on. A few mornings ago his load WAS
80 high that Il tipped over With sled on
top Of the load.
Mr.. Chapman's mill was Idle Tor two
DAYS last week for repairs.
Nsrnie Blodgett IL now at work Tor L.
m. Rs,-i turning bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
SUMNER

lOs % the friends and Deighhors o'
Mr.. aud Mr.. y. VI. Narney met At their
house Wednesday night, FEB. :, bringing
Nth them = barrel 81 iour, lot Of meat
aud several pounds % other articles,
amounting IN all "a about so.
There MAS Sing n L.. III. Bisbcc
Thursdsy evening. - ~erc present.
Dr. Reed 20 Hartford VA. In the
place one day last week.
The onicos. ~ Unlon Grange, t,s'
sumner, for the present year ~ere In
stalled by Past Master J. II. Robinson,
assisted hy Broihsr X. q. stevens, aud
sister Mary clover. Next meeting
Feb. 20. s1bject for discussion, What
constitute. a well-balsnced ration Tot
dairy cO~ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
DENMARK.

Mr.. Harry Ilarnden had the middle
finger Of the left hand amputAted Tues
day. lie IL stlll suffering from rheuma-
tism In the leg.
On account Of the heavy storm. the
Rebeksh lodge did not visit Bridgton
Tuesday evening ne Was Intended. IL was
q gre Il disappointment TO all.
The third snow storm since Csndlemss
day began In this vicinity Thursday, aud
proved 10 be the hardest Of the season,
the msil being three hours late.
The high school exhibition WAS held
Monday aud MAS . great credit To all
Who took part. After the exhibition y
dance Was held, everybody having u good
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
hERRON.

The mld.term lyceum Was held Wed.
ne.day evening, Feb. IL.
Mr.. l.emuel Durney, Who has been
quite sick, L. nov better but not yet able
Ia be out.
The new Grange Hall IL plastered sud
the carpenter. are now at work finishing
the inside.
Owing Ia the severe storm now raging
Thursday afiernOon) the afternoon ses-
lion of school was omitted. IL has been
showing since early morning and bids
fair 10 be the worst storm OF the season.
The forenoon mail WAS on hand at j.
O'Clock. Not much behind the usual
time. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

vFv0sIAl DAy BAL CAMS.

HHHNNN @|' S""--
u i.IDsing open letter Ia. been ad.
drts.-i o. he presidents, teachers aud
Instructor. iu the colleges, ssmlnsries,
acals1. - and schools In Maine;
ls..--. respectfully, % call your at
tsuf.r 'U Memorial Day, and 10 ask
that ttt Institution over which you pre-
40. may uo longer 1T an example OF
.1it,ryr.r o. the solemnltie. Of that
tv.
~ sou sr- aware, Congrrss, under the
inflsre, and leadership % that typical
volunteer soldier and patriot, John a.
Lgir jhs dol % every Union veteran
especially - aside NAY jOth % each
year tu 'hs sud that the people every
vtsry m ghi unite under the lead 81 the
1rali Army % the Republic, and, paas-
~ from their usual ANocations, pay
ih+.r tritutss ~ yeneration and
resp"yt io the msmory 81 th0.'
shuss agrifces. suf'erings and death
prr.sryri The nation. aud made u posi-
De '0r your several Installations 10 b.
oOm" - yslgAble a part Of ''oar goodiy
h-rtAgs."
Esisrync. l. here made 10 the custom
generally prevailing With the athletiC
teams 10 college. and other schools
aamsly. ~ arranging for games OF base
BAL. Goo, ball. aud other games on Ne
moral lay. aud thl. letter IL made pub
lc thu. Early Ia the season In the hope
That yuur attention being directly called
o. ne subject, you may use both youi
nig"uCe and your authority 10 prevent
hereafter such pAstims- upon that day
Tie tay % all the year most sacred "a
ths Grand Army % the Repabllc.
his request !. made In behalf OF the
l0,''p comrades, good men and true
sho CompOss that great organization ia
Maine, a. vel a. an equal number OF en-
soldisrs aud sallOr. not members, bat al
survivors and comrades Of those whS
siood Ia defence % national iniegrii,
and The psrpstuity % free Institution
Shi,h MAKE our cOantry great and Tree
have the honor 10 be,
Very respectfully,
!. WESLEY GILMAN,
Commander Department Of Maine
Grand Army % the Republic.
oakland, Maine, FEB. II, lssi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20


horn In Sweden, Feb. -, To the wife
% Morrill, Jewell (ae, Alma HOLIDAY, q
daughter.
Marx X. Ferry Is at Paris this week a'
. juryman.
Orren Maxwell and wife 60 tn boston
"Wednesday for short vislt.
r.. W. BENNETT and son-ln-iaw, Harry
Bisbee. are erecting . steam mill on the
slte Of the Que that VAS burned. MT.
aud Mrs. u. are living In the WIN. Hen
nett house.
John Evans IL hauling timber Tor -
l.. Plummer.
Miss Fannie Hubbard closed . very
successful term 81 sehool In Dist. No.
the lith. on which dsy an Interesting
program 90 rccltations and singing vas
given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
NEWLY.

February seems % De the month 81
SNOW. this winter. The storms are not
heavy. bat frequent.
N Il we're not for Thurston'. mill al
the Corner there would D. nothing 10 do
In these part. this winter. \. u L.
more timber than usual !. going Into hl.
yard.
Tw.nty-eight horses aud oxen sr- be-
ing u.sd by different parties yarding
aud hauling GA Hear River alone. Thi.
does not include several teams that arr
hauling on the main rad part 81 the
time.
Most ~ the sick ones arr better.
I.R. Paine l. somewhat improved,
bat still quite low.
\ Young man, sou 81 the widow
jackson, on sunday River, Il very VI
With pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
HIRAM

The Thermometer Indicated Is below
fsro Feb. itth.
Mr.. George ". Bsbb !. la very poor
health.
Mr.. Charlie. Clemons Il recovering
from rheumatic troubles.
Your correspondent felled a rock
mspl. stub twenty feet high aud eight
inches In diameter on Monday. u tell
on q stump and the largest end "a.
dung M. knocking him down |. u
Swung around. driving his fscc Into the
snow, and resting upon the hack of hls
bead. Nothing but the thickness OF hi.
skull saved him.
Hon. Almon Young and John l.. bike
arr At Paris on jury duty.
Mis- Ruth Clemons Il recovering fr"m
;he grippe.
Hoo. 4. N. walker wss In town sat
ur,isy on legal business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
RRXAhI,s POND.

The school Ia the whitman District
taught by Mr.. George Y. rerham closed
Friday.
Mrs. Ina l.. Tebbetis Of Auburn u
visiting at Ansel Dudley's.
The Co.groye Family Conccri Com
pany will give 4 musical entertainment
at Grange Hall Monday evening, feb:
10Th, assisted by the Bryants Fond
Cornei Hand.
Rev. J. n. I.lttlsheld VAS called Ia
Milton Friday 90 attend the funeral OF
Nose. SWEET Who died Feb. 18th, aged
about - Year,,
Mr.. VI. l.. Eu Earl, recently Of Merri.
mac, Mass, has leased the paint shop OF
II. II. beverley, aud IL prepared To do
all kinds Of carriage and ornamental
painting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
FAST WATERFORD.

Edward Hilton passed away the 18th,
aged 81 years, month, q days. lie
had been confined to the house by rheu-
ma,i.m for several years and for some
weeks had been a great sufferer, but
VAS cheerful through II all. lie leaves
a widow, one son and many friends.
Mrs. samuel Patterson and Mrs. u. Z.
Hilton have been quite sick, but are now
about.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Mclntlre went TO
Connecticut last week To attend the ruby
Wedding Of Mr.. Mclntire's sister.
n. q. Mcintire's little boy has been
dangerously III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
BETHEL


A large number Of delegates from
several Good Templar lodges wer. 10
town "wednesday and met the Bethel
lodge In the Corps rooms. Interesting
exercise. were held In the afternoon FOL.
lowed by q social In the evening.
last week cold weather and snow
drift. ws. the principal topic 81 Discus
sion. Thermometers got down s low
a. - below aud drifts blockadcd every
street.
The athletic exhibition Was held NJ
Odeot Hall Tuesday evening. An ac-
count can be found In another column.
The same program Was given at the Der
lin Open House Friday evening With =
fair success financially. Or. aud Miss
johnson, formerly teachers In the acad.
envy, gave the club Zip top reception
after the entertainment. The student.
% the berlin High school aided the host
aud hostess Ia making the late hour. en-.
Ioyable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
UPTON

TT. Bragg. after long AMI painful
illness, passed away FEB. ), aud MAS
buried the 9Th.
Mr.. :. ". Abbott l. much better.
F.B. Brooks has soli hi horse TO \.
". Pickett ~ ErrOl.
Mrs.. clara Tidswell ~ Paris i al
John Browns.
Fanci. Otiignon % AndoVef Il board
inyn 4. brooks aud attending school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
10 ,e a
PERU.

e. :. Walker l. at Paris this week a.
jurymsn.
OIroe knight and Elwin Knox were at
Lewiston last week an bought them
each q creamery aud one for Henry
knight.
The iiih Was the coolest yet. II being
- degree. below zero.
The series Of meetings that have been
held the past week have finis he'd.
Mrs. y. 4. Gibbs IL very low and hef
recovery IL doubtful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
NORM PARIS.


Leon Curtis aud bride. ~, Miss Nellie
smith 81 Norway. visited his parents
lately. lie has now gone back to New
Haven.
George washburpe went to Bath Ia
attend an institute of the Advent church
Feb. 9Th. lle reports good attendance.
Leila Andrews u visiting at George
Washburne's.
George Adams baby IL quite slck.
John nuttsrheld has returned from
frcepou where be has been st work a
few months. and 10 stopping st n. star
birds.
West Paris Grange Il To ha,. an all
day meeting Feb. -, when the defeated
side In the late contest are tn furnish
dinner.
Mrs. Marshall Ia. gone from Mr..
Curti.'.
Fred steven. I. at work for J. y. lit
tlehale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
WATERFORD.

A new company has been formed for
the purpose Of the manufacture Ut chairs
In place OF the Waterford Woodwork
Ing CO., aud Il IL rumorcd that the MILL
ofw. II. Watson has been purchased by
the new company.
A. \. IIspgood IL having . large
amount of hard wood hauled 10 bis MILL
to be manufactured into thin shook.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs.
George q. Wheeler "wednesday evening.
A goodly number we're present consld'
eriug the severe weather.
Mrs.. A. 3. lIapgood 10 improving 10
health, as are also most Of the others
who are on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20
GIlEAD.


A few days Of good winter weather
With the mercury at III below Tuesday
morning and plenty Of snow for all kinds
Of business.
IN. Canton MIL Company Ia. bought
Of the I.lttleton Lumber Company six
million feet Of spruce To be delivered on
the bank of the river 10 this town. This
makes two companies that are earring
logs here; about two thousand ar forty
eight carloads per day, giving work to
quite an army Of men.
Eben Chapman IL attending court a'
juror. :.
Nina, daughter of John Bean, died
Saturday Of typhoid fever after some
four weeks sickness.
The Wild River Lumber Company are
sending away large quantities OF long
lumber, besides filling . contract Tor
1000 cords Of spruce pulp wood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Arrangements are being made 90 get .
r.,.,I train o. Ls~i.ton "Wednesday
seaman .>ih. from south irrts' Nor
:, 81 "a, station. 10 ace Henry J..
Ts,.y H. prince 20 Comedians, In he
,,..,.-r.s,, - AdOnis~ which has drawn
coated houses fOT the past thrcs
,.s-fl. AZ Park Theatre, Boston. One
o.. ~ H. round trip. Tickets 20 the
- Ls. sU. IS Cents and 81. III Yea
..-.t. ~ lave your name With y. \.
Ssr-f..r south Paris. and order tickets
through him not later than February
~Fh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Hiram \. IIsckett, arrested at Winnl-
20. Nanitobs, for ab.trseting from the
'ais,y deposit vaults al Portland q large
quantity % bonds belonging 10 the es-
tate % Israel u. Bray of Freeman, IA.
Sonfes-d 10 the act. II IL understood
Inst prcceeding. against him vii be
s0pped n be turns over the bonds which
ne hss there In hls possession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-20

Rev. Mr.. Cadmus preached at the
Congregational church Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Co,ey leetured 81 the NJ. T..
church "Wednesday evening under the
susplces OF the Epworth League. Sub
ject, Marriage.
The Home Minstrels Of Mechanic
Falls ~ill give an entertainment at koo.
insou Hall, under the auspices OF Oxford
Division sons Of Temperance, saturday
evening, Feb. 18th. -.
The Nor~ay Division, n. OF r, viii
present the drama, The Afiilctsd Family,
Wednesday evening, Feb. aist.