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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
MASON.


The snow storm seems Ia Ind several
With lots Of small Jobs that ought "a
have been done, that will have to 10 un'
oil spring.
The young people have had few day.
Of quite good skating. =.
Amo. Bean I. helping his uncle, y. u
Bean. for a few days.
ID. T.. Mills has q small job drawing
ship knees 10 West Bethel.
Nahum Scribner Is at work for Geo
II. Brown.
Several have small lots Of poplar that
Il not sawed yet.
I understand that Ernest Morrill, hal
taken q job Of n. q. Mills To cut and
draw birch from his back lots In thi'
town.
Arthur Morrill, has q crew In tn
woods cutting hard wood.
Chss. Coffin died very suddenly Wed
nesday evening about I; o'clock. IL Isl
great shock To his family ~ well n Il
the community. Funeral Friday at
A.. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
HEBRON.

Prof. Sargent aud some other. went
from here To attend the funeral Of Mi'.
Annie Tuttle % Buckheld on sunday.
Monday evening Rev. DR.. Pepper OF
wster,lllc gave an address before the
Christian Association here. subject
The Beatituies.
Miss Maldlc Moody, Who Il .tayins
With her grandmother, gave a very
pleasant entertainment Ia her young
friends on Friday evening Of last week
Mr.. bradford sturtevant IL gaining
slowly aud nov !. able 10 be about the
house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
NORTHWEST BETHEL

Charlie. verrill Ia. been At TIL. plac'
doing some work shout his buildings
before he goes Into the woods for the
winter. lie intends moving here Ia
March.
Maude Mills Mcrro~ closed her school
here the 9Th Inst. Til. makes her fourth
term here aud WAS like all of them yer,
.uccc.sful. The children Ike her vel
and there !. no complaint among the
parents. some ~ her pupils made her :
present at the clo.e ~ school. The fol
lowing named children did not mis-.
day. we're not tardy, did not gct die
ml..ed neither did they whisper during
the term Leroy Lane, Howard stesrns
Ben wight s,esrn.. Glenn Iisfe Mason
aud Helen Mabel Mason. the last thrcs
being : and q years old respectively
Miss Morrow gave each nice book as q
reward for their diligence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
DENMARK

Mr.. Arthur Potter IL again allie 10 b
about the house.
Mr.. Alvin or,lwsy !. finishing snd
putting on bay window Tor Mrs
Franc Wilson.
Mr.. sherman Hartford :. ha,ing new
hard Wood floors laid In his house.
Mr.. 4. ". Bslehsr has bern In az
Boston iillls the past week, helping "a
build logging camp Tor Mr.. wymau
llsrndsn.
Mr.. A. n. Jone. I. repairing the
Whales place for Fred ssnborn.
The Methodist circle met With Mrs. 1
II. Berry last Thursday. About loO
took supper.
Mr.. Cian n. BslCher I. visiting her
sou In AllstOn, Mass, for few DAYS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
LOWELL

ST. kimball and Walter Gordon hsy'
each shot q deer this week.
Mr.. Horace IArrsbee 81 Brldgtoi
passed here on his Way home FROM stone
ham with fne specimen.
The snow hs. been favorable To-
the hunters aud tracks are very plent,
la the woods.
Miss Nettic u. Andrews has gone &
Lawrence and Miss Ida harrington &
boston.
The village circle WAS entertained OF
Wednesday evening by Mrs. IL. u
Walker Nth a baked bean supper.
y. l. Bell and e. T.. Fitch have pack
ers putting up apple. which they have
bought. The apples In many Of The
PLACES are touched BY the frost.
". u. Brown has the contract to built
J. NJ. rsringion's store at Centre
Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
nIluroan csAfaI

Wilson silver Of Aroostook County l.
visiting friends 10 town.
". J. kimbsll talks Of buying Waldo
rcttengilr. big farm.
Gran Thurston has his new house
completed.
The river frop over here Monday
night.
q. ". Curtis aud wife have gone "a
Byron Ia cook In . boarding house.
y. =. farnum has returned from q
trip To Isngeley.
ii. 4. Netten Of DlXfeld was 10 town
Wednesday.
Mr.. I'M Graham IL home from Massa'
chusetts.
A. J. Marble IL having q big sale OF
Harvest Queen four.
". J. kimball started on a business
trip Ia Chicago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
AIRAA.

Mr.. sidney Buttsriield aud son have
opened shop AZ East Hiram for up
holstering aud harness making.
Roscoe q. True of Cornish Vas In town
"Wednesday.
Mr.. Isaac Iiurd !. very III at East
Hiram.
Me.srs. VIM. Jewett, Charles Gannags
aud Charlie. Ames, Of sko~hegan, who
we're employed by ;. W. Gould, Esq, Ia
build harm and finish q house for hl.
father, Mt. Elias Gould, have inished
the fob aud returned home.
Calvin =. Clemens and Jesse ;. Glen
ons returned from Albany, y. H., this
week With two dead deer.
Mrs. Mary VI. widow 81 the late Ieleg
q. wadsworth, died November :, aged
Il years, , months, : days. She Ia.
been one Of our most e.timsble and use
ful ladies, aud will b, greatly missed by
the community, family and the church
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
GREENWOOD.

Grin Young, Of whom mention VAS
made recently a. being sick with typhoid
fever. died the llth Inst. Al T.. D.. Went
wotth'.. lie Was an ONLY son 81 Joshua
Young, about - years old, aud unmar-
RED.
last week Fred Bolster % Norway
bought = COW OF Daniel Bryant, and on
leading her toward. home az Tar "a this
place, ia. became refractory sud reius-
"a 10 budg, another Inch In that dliec-
ton. After using the different kinds OF
.uasion for an hour without the least
effect he called on me for assistance; IL
Was readily given, one leading and the
other going along behind With an or
goad containing a good spur, la which
manner We sacc.ede,i In getting her
along to the city. = distance of nearly
three miles, ~bsp, night approaching,
x.s Obliged to return and leave fred "a
on the other ten miles With hls obstinsts
sh.rse al te.t he could. How or ai
xh.t time he succeeded Ia reaching
home, I have not heard, but would IKE
/ 10 know.
Three hens bsleuging 10 Frank Hen
nett stole their nests late Ia the sumu'"r
each h.tehlng out brood of chicken.
about the same time. ~ matter o'
economy he pot them all under one hsn
Who seemed much delighted Win hs'
numerous family. except ooe ~hich sh'
refused 20 adopt. Seeing the little white
WALL without a mother, a hslf-growi
pull,t took n into her care. looking hfe'
Il day aud night as though IL had Iert
her own chicken. 10 mankind ~onld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
ONgnRD

Rev. Mr.. Middleton l. .omeW hat bit
ter.
Rev. Mr.. HAughion Of Paris preached
on sunday al the Congregational church.
lie 4. very much liked and will supply
the pulpit through the winter.
The schools closed last week. The
examinations were held on Thursday
and Friday.
Miss Mile walker il visiting friends
here.
Married. At Paris, Nov. 9Th, William
Thoma. % Hast oxford aud Carrie JOY
90 oxford.
The Insurance commissioners were
herr last week Ia look over the premise.
% Mrs. Keith. Il l. sAid that she will
build ucXt spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
aO1auRH.

our Young winter bids fair 10 become
quite a lad before next April.
our new stage driver, Richards, has a
powerful set Of bells that can lie heard
q mile.
Mrs. Locke has gone tos hospital Ia
Boston Ia have the fourth tumor remoS-
ell. She has wonderful courage 10 brave
the surgeons knife so many times.
Il. r.. swain l. Ia town.
The IIannsfords have moved from TIL.
town into Byron on to the L. Bancroft
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
EDWIN eooTn's UNnAppistss.
To 90. D.ss.,.r ne s.y. %. We. Never
Really Happy.

To 90. D.ssh,sr %. s.ys %. We. Never
Really Happy.
A numbr % letters writ,cn'b Edwin
Booth 90 his daughter and intimate
friends arc published Ia The Century.
The following one Ia his daughter gives
an index 90 the melancholy that was -
marked In his disposition;
Nav YoRk, Jan. ., lss
have IN H.. >sysral times and shall ny
s,s.ily ,omorru~ ! d. all 90 for hcr. Tut
nothing ga Earth can r,n.isr her lonsly lifel --s
~cary. pur -1aii AZ for Gof's inward fOr
What I kave don.. Z ran hardly appf,ciais
a. Tvs mor, like punishment TOE mi-is"ls
To Witch I've d"ns many than gro. for sd
un.- 10 I've don. any. Il0msis-sns-- - ils
aeturis fate. physical incsIsriiy a. attain
Via, 1. u,o-t r,quir,.i and ds-ir,d by -uch =
.pirii ~ am slaS. b.. n thsrv u rvwsr'is.
Ic.riainly am w.li paid. Ia, hard -'hs.ilins
IN nfc'- thankisS- lss-sn- las uls,g No -.1flir
what - phil,--Yrhsr. and I've lsaiNssi b. taxi
IN. luffet- anil reward. 20 fortuE.' with "luAl
thank. AMI In suffering all 81 sui'r-I wunt
say nothins. lat comparatively little. bsk
stsLlAri Wrui. pan callti Tbs King .
rsll, which Its my ca" shsciJ lyvu MAJ
have raj ~. IT, desiicais,f ~ g. luriEaf
Uraham. Who nsy,r knss an UNHAPPY day IN
BIZ lfist NE. Instead 20 o. me. Who neN,r
kn.w . rally happy un.. You mustnt supIsse
ir,lm TN. that I'm ~ Ina nini 90 ls-ly On 'h''
cuntrnry, Am well enough In iuth. Nor nin
IAi--~imist. merely wanted you o. knns
thai the sugar 20 my life IL batter sw-t-f"r
ha,- not mor- than .ycry mans ~ho-~' "a
I-ri.ucv IA. TN alDye ami l. l0w ihssufiro,
busins,-- -. cIn,tnn.d isrgV anal inci,e- |. n
nth. .v,ry night. Ths play viii run two
w,.k. ionsrr. sunday NJ o'clc-k I start fot
baltimore. arriving thsrr n, ~ o'clork
TunorryS u me.tinsof actors. ~ and
artists az hr,akfast % di--u-s AMI organiI,. u
t.-.ibls. . thsstrical club Ike tbs uarrick ~
i.utluu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
raXIaIIRn CENTRE

The song % the sleighbells l. once
more heard la the land.
The great unsigned tariff bill has done
it, work All through the country.
The oldest inhahitant !. In a middle,
a. he don't know whether 20 bank his
house OF pawn his OsercOat.
john Hall returned from Boston last
week.
Fish street district school has closed.
The friends Of Charles Chandler, and
they are legion, r,gr,t to learn that be
l. soon Ia leave fryeburg tcntrc Tor
broader fields. \ genial neighbour and
good citizen sill be missed, with the
bet wishes Tor his welfare.
NoN for Thanksgiving and Turkey.
The grange corporation has recently
adopted the premium book plan, by
which attractive books are given away
,n ca.h customers. Manager Glles l.
the right man Ia the right place.
The Republican msjoriiles are so big
that Il will take all winter 10 count
them.
4. n. wiswell aud VIII bay paid Con
way a business trip last week. IL Il said
that they we're prospecting for a silver
mine.
Your correspondent was In fryebur1
one day last wesk. and while ther. visit
"a the Office oi that prince Of good lei
lows, Az Lewis. II l. ,eritAble
"ChArle. Dickens curiosity shop, TOT
there may b. found every item Of Inter
ct conneytcd with the history Of thi.
town, together With miscells->ous read
lngs too numerous tO mention.
Mr.. Haley has sold hi. farming tool.
and household furniture al auction and
private sale.
Fred Warrington l. working at the vii
lage.
The RsbekAhs served q banquet frl
day night At the Odd Fellows Hall that
simply Oui-banqusted any spread ever
Offered Ia the public Ia this town. The
attendance Was large aud thoroughly
delighted.
viii Howard. the sll-round rustlei
and general utllitArian, has blanketed
his imported fox terrier to prevent the
Wind from whistling through her rib
| lets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
FRvtBuRG.


John W. IIutchins Il In &. II. TIbbetts'
store.
The academy students held socisbls
In Academy Hall on Thursday evening
Mrs. W. X. Tarbox IL home from q
visit to Boston aud Hartford, Conn.
Owing to the Illness Of the pastor
Of the Congregational church, l.ev. &. \.
Young, there Was no preaching service
last SUNDAY.
Mrs. T.. ~. Wentworth will entertain
the Chsutauqua circle Monday evening
Mrs. y. J. bradley has purchased the
fryeburg House on Portland street.
Mls. Mabel Perkins IL home from her
school st Toll bridge for . vacation.
Dr. VIM. q. Morgan and W. u. strong
are al Mr. Gerry Morgsn's.
Mrs. Mary Emerson has returned
from q trip Ia Massachusetts,
y. l.. Mark Il In New York.
Miss Matte Howe closes her Kinder
gartrn next Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE oolNos or THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS or rhE COUNTY.
WILSON'S MILLS

10 commenced showing Nov. sth and
has been showing AZ Intervals every day
.iree, al u has wintry aspect out Of
doors AZ present.
III. y. Eliingwocd and wife were al
kelly's "Wednesday night en- route Tor
Ellingwood's campo.
Several % our townsmen have been
deer hunting, but have not heard OF any
one being successful.
Mrs. j. :. Dsnforth came down from
Camp Caribou th. last of the week and
IL stopping At J. ". Clarks.
Horace Frost, the veteran lumbermsn
has been In town. lie Ia In the employ
81 the Berlin Mills Go.
Il. j. and :. W. Bennett have gone up
the Diamond hunting aud trapping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
SOlIIA HlRAN

Oven Fitzpatrick Il quite sick.
Bill Boothby !. driving the meat cart
for David s,esrns.
school In this district commences
Monday under the INSTRUCTION % Mis-.
Ella spring.
Mr.. Teleg e. wadsworth. Who has
boen insane Tor some weeks past, died
Nov. :.
Mr.. ritmsn of Chatham, y. H., IL WIS.,
Ing his daughter, Mrs. Harry repdex.
ter, 81 this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
MEIcANIIIE.

Clifton Ames has gone to Waterford
10 work on q building for n. n. Hall.
The report IL there 10 to be slde track
built near the corn shop.
n. n. Boynton OF isrmouthville,
formerly of this place, brought the re-
mains 90 HE infant son for burial In the
family lot "wednesday, Nov. 18th.
The students Of the w. ii. y. are talk
Ing Of havinga baked bean supper the
3ll.
A short time ago there WAS consider
able excitement and lots Of fun over q
dog light In the store OF =. 4. King,
when our respected postmaster, town
treasurer. town clerk aud Justice OF the
peace took refuge on Q pile OF horse
blankets piled upon the counter. Hos
coe says he viii run any time for doc
light.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
tine ON Jones.

The Merchants club was enjoying It's
weekly smoke talk.
Mr.. Jones, the we'll known clOthior.
Was rccounting one VI his experiences.
Thrown AMI were great rivals In the
spring Of 1886" ho was saying. Ills
store was directly across the street from
mine lie was q hustler and pushed me
pretty hard one day young fellow
who was ON his uppers applied TO mo for
q Job sent him out that night with a
hammer. a lot Of spikes aud 100 pieces
Of tin. each = foot square, with the In
scription;
"'Buy your pants Of Jones.
IL gave him 81 for the job. with In
struc,ions to spike the pieces Of tin to
the sidewalk in front Of Browns store
II was a little late In getting down
to tho store the next morning. What
did I SEQ but the same man kneeling on
the sidewalk. with nail puller In his
hands. engaged In pulling up the spikes
and tins that he had put down the night
before lie had ON o new pair Of trou'
scr., with . tremendous rip In them.
and on his back was O placard reading;
81 bought my pants Of Jones
"I,rown had given him another u to
undo the Job that he had done for Inc. ]
never felt 80 cheap In oil my life. -
Boston Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
tAsr SUMNER.

Fork killing and Thanksgiving arr
drawing near. Well. Ne have much "a
- thankful for.
4 good Democrat VAS recently heard
explaining the great defeat Of hi party
In New Work. lie sai that the party
ought "a have supported the other man
Instead of iill. What mani Why, Mr.,
Hall. What llAlls Why, Mr.. T,mmsny
Hall. lots Of reasons are given for the
great landslide, bat the thing happened
lust the same.
4. u. Briggs and Prank Barrett arr
buying apples. About sl.25 Per barrel
i the usual price.
Travel l. divided between carriages
aud slods. Hardly snow enough for
good shedding.
Lots Of travelling men were along la,
week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
nORyH AlaANv

Mr.. Herbert Msr.ton l. very III 9th q
disease IL the heart, but think he u
gaining now.
Mrs. Wallace bird !. al.o seriously
m With heart aud liver trouble. She !.
attended by Dr. Morton 81 Bethel and
Dr. Coolidge of Waterford.
NJ. fr,sland Bird and family are in-
tending to move to Woodstock for III,
winter.
The box supper II the yestry Tuesday
evening by the \. 4. =. q. y. VAS con
sldercd succs.s. quite number we're
present considering the state of the
weather, aud good time MS enjoyed
by all. The boNe. we're AL sold, though
there were not a. many a. were hoped
for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20

The officer. Of Jefferson Lodge, No,
leo, 90 y. and 4. Ma.ons, we're publlcly
installed the 18Th Inst, As follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
Prueticsi Chemistry.

Once, when lecturing to his class, q
certain learned professor thus delivered
himself:
II would have you observe. gentle
men. that coal. when exposed to tho &C.
ton of the air. loses 10 per cent OF it'
weight and heating properties. This
arises through tho influence of the al
kaline constituents Of the
"But, sir. how II u when dog lies
near the coalsl" interrupted ono Of biz
hearers.
"young gentleman. this IL neitheI
the time nor the place 10 crack thcss
small Jokes Of younA =" severely retorte
the professor.
~ beg your pardon. air. but that !,
exactly what my father thought and
said when he found u necessary to leave
the stock Of coal for q few nights In thu
open air, and 10 waa discovered that l,
had diminished to the alarming exten,
Of over 70 par cent Ho then consultet
me, M Q student Of chemistry. as 4
what could 10 done 10 stay such loss
and I suggested that . savage dog shoult
be procured and kept chained near th'
Goals He took my advice. and sine
then our Goals have not Lost % much q
9 per cent In nn entire month Lon
] don Tit.Ditk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
sRyAsr's POND.

.. ". Bartlett, E.q., IL very sick from
an attack Of pleuri.y, With symptoms OF
pneumonia.
Hey. J. u. fittlehelj, Who recently
moved from here Ia iAwiey, Fla, doe.
not like In that section snd contemplate
going to Townsville, Ga.
stephen Rowe aud son arr liking up
their lot In the cemetery and have Just
had Put up . neat broule monument.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
hORIA PARIS.

J. n. Durham 4. on the gain and II IL
thought he will recover.
Jane. Rowell IL still quite sick.
Mr.. IAwr.nce's sou IL At home for q
short vacation.
The Berry brothers have commenced
work on their mountain lot.
u. Field Il doing some work for w.
". Dunhsm.
Mr.. iIeIeltine has taken a job drawing
lumber for Ansel Dudley Of Bryants
IsanI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
.wpAr are WE HERE soar
web Fisnaxan's Own stssy ef msv q
Uttered The fsmsss Rssssk.


web Fi.nasan's Owa st.sy ef nsw ne
utsred The fs@ess Hssssh.
Flanagan Of Texas" IL psme that
always brings mp q famous question.
"what are we here fori" Whether In
New York. Chicago 90 Ban Francisco
that name On the hotel register always
brings q crowd of people 20 SEQ the man
who originated one Of the most famous
phrases In American politios Tho scn.
iencc has gone into history and become
Q part Of L. Il was one Of the mcmora.
bic incidents 81 one Of tho most memo
rable conventions that ever assembled
In Anicrica-the Chicago national 10.
publican convention which defeated
Grant and nominated Garfield. Ever
since then somebody I'm every conven.
ton. large OF small. has arisen 20 AJAX.
"what are we here fori'' Web flana.
gan Of Henderson. Rusk county. Tex.
is the man who said II first Of all. To .
writer for the Galveston News flana'
gan told the story Of the phrase Tsb
l. the way he told IL:
1T was In Chicago In 1850. was .
member fr~n Texas In the national con.
ycntion. when the committee ON plat.
form and resolutions reported. Barker OF
Massachusetts, offered 90 insert q plank
pledging the party to civil service no
form arse In my place and said;
Mr.. President. Texas has had quite
enough IL civil service xsfOrm. Out OF
I. 500 ofiiccs In that state 1000 Of them
arr hllcd by Democrats We believe
that 90 the victors belong the spoil.
Every proposition III this sort comes
frum states that are threatened with q
Mugwump invasion. Sir, the boys In
the trenches are demanding recognition.
Party service entities them 20 something
at the pariy's hands They need the
Offices, and. sir. what are we here for
but for the Officcsr Immediately the
delegates aud the galleries yelled They
shouted till they wero hoarse, and 10
was several minutes before the chairman
was finally able % restore order. The
next day the incident was In all OF the
Peers. and from then till now 70 has
bc,n travelling around the earth. ihave
seen IL la foreign papers and have heard
IL time and again In national conven'
tions since then. II was simply forci.
bic way had 10 expressing myself. ]
never had the slightest idea that my
chief claim 10 fame should h. . chance
expression In tho confusion of great
national body"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20

To- Hl,.is % the grammar grade Of
P,r.. IIf ACADEMY gave an entertain
rsaf a. aanouncci. AZ the hall Friday
vs-.. The program SAs a. follows
-arI DO wasn't ~ long - Il lcoss, for
D. .s.r,iIons ~erc mostly short
~. aNsfauou psls sry lIeTs,- chaFu.
r.
/. au.u--rss Csri-tssiss.-
tsessrsia n esrlsnd
,us. .4s--,.-.n eel = Nsh,- i've hsys
l.. .l.aau. -rhs >ua.s1 Ia ,,h.-,l-
,Es.ausn--u.s Iluls sl.-- -,
Tea tiuis sha.iss Oaa1sI +,
.E. uuan- -roauy'. Frazer.
iausa--Nr. Hacker. ,iiS slsgliss /
d E- ,.uan--rsrs'. ts''~-- -,
81 e.. ..auao-''ros.uy' s,hs.i,
. a.. .Aa,au,s. iissu Co.'s
. L.. .su.n--Ths u~l Ortiir, ..--,--,
j. o.. tstsu--Can..- ilIns Asu.isn
d T....ltatary prtil, a. N tlass
Albiou Au1ry-s
= -rrs E,sf ,psal~r.."
frvi AL i.irhsri ts-tunAu
d. r..r.r..r Nssfl.F Grars ~
L d.. .lalIsa--tiss iiuauy fCusissl 49, ttsay
frank AuIifv.s
81 a ...i,.u --uu M show. u Isuus-scs.-
kuth ~tFasus
/. hNarH. ~ fsF'i.
~, whole program Nas given With
An ease and readiness which seem,
nil.r '.youd the Agv 20 the partlcl
taaf.. hut ~hich IA. public have learn
81 O. expect ~ th-se school exhibitions
A..saHlc was held after the entertain
rfrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20

Good slelghing la these parts since
last saturday.
several deer have been taken In this
town since the snowfall.
Horn, In thl. town, Nov. Is, to the
wife OF VIII Warren, a daughter.
Tie teacher In No. u has 90 far re-
covered from her recent Illness ~ TO re-
sumo her duties In the school room Mon
day.
Mrs. W. q. Foster has gone to North
Berwick 10 work for the winter. Her
husband IL soon TO follow.
David Vail aud sons have taken . log
cling Job In Dummer. y. III.
jim spiuney Il getting out dowel and
.tNe timber for j. T.. Thurston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-20
RROMAEIEIn-

There are about eight inches Of snow
on the ground. Fine slsighlng.
The Taiisn house took . downward
trip Nov. 10, and landed short di.tsnc,
from IN. cemetery.
Charles sanborn has sold his farm "a
q Mr.. smith 81 fryeburg.
Frank Cotton has moved 10 the Simon
llsnscom farm.
Mr.. Clark rcary viii spend the win
ter With Mrs. :. u. Bean.
Mr.. Edward Nsrney has moved Into
the Andrew Thorn house.
The dramatic club m. preparing Z
drama 10 De PLAYED In the near future.
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