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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
JOHNS LITTER.
rnouamrs SUGGESTED nv rwo RrcrSr
TRIALS.

One Of our good attorneys and coun.
selors told me that the lawyer 10 morn of
q success ~ q reformer than the minis
ter. I think that he had In his mind
that Buck and beauty AFFAIR. Now look
here, George. Are you sure that you
have wrought out . reform In said Buck
IL IL claimed that he IL the same old I'M
regeneraied Buck. which lawyer IL for
rcformf The one for ar sgsinstt ] have
always been loi to suppose that the
average lawyer WAS not PLACED here
90 much In the Interest of reform as for
cold cash. That pocket must be deep
and intricate whose bottom he cannot
reach and whose depths he cannot
sound.
Nv the way, I wonder what would
have BEEN the outcome Of that Thorne
trial had he . father Of influence, aud
worth q million, think there are
cases on record where cash has
sponged slate from blood and
crime. Young Thorne seems To he one
Of those vessels made for dlshonor, over
which the potter had power. ~ mention
ell by Paul. Of peculiar organization.
horn under peculiar circumstances, and
without due process of Law, his pros
pccts for success were not hrst-clsss
certainly. Eighteen years Of Freedom
misemployed, and no~ q lifelong bond
sge, and after that II the lawyers have
failed to reform him, half or two-thlr,is
Of eternity In more deplorable bondage
unless the plying angels petition for .
pardon. Would the pardon be granted
Well, We don't know anything about
that and Il IL none of our business, but
we are glad that everybody In the court
room cried, and the Judge choked up and
swallowed some pretty big Jumps. u
shows that there IL Q spark of divine
sympathy In the human. JOiIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
eAsY eRoWNF,tlp.

March has been very friendly 90 far,
redeemiug its reputation u may BE-,
though Il possibly may resemble one OF
uneven disposition whose friends always
felt better when Il MAS stormy for they
we're SURE there was to BE- . time OF peace.
Circle met Wednesday Of Mrs. A. y.
John.ou's. meets With Miss Della spring
In two weeks.
Miss Edith CiAry Of lialloweii 10 visit
Ing at W. II. Stickney's.
The ". Z. q. Will resume lie meetings
soon.
There 1. talk Of . Demorest medal
contest In the near future. Miss AddIe
Allsrd will probably arrange for h.
Cors aud Georgia Gstchell have re-
turned from lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Henderson Of Limerick IL Waiting
her mother, Mrs. Devercanx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
RuMEQRp.

Early Monday morning the post ONCE
building was discovered to be on IRE.
with the help Of John Estes, who came
in Of the right time, u Was soon put out
without much damage.
The Village improvement Society had
. ball In their hall March 9Th. A good
time II reported.
Grin Martin has hired out 10 work for
Susan Walker.
Mrs. Wallace Andrews IL very alex.
several Of the boys aud girls NJ the
Corner are attending school ct Hanover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
wear oGYNgL.

Ths firss thought With all d present 10
ne INVARIABLY doe weather. Ia IKE
u seldom sesn at this time % rear.
There 10 much bare groand 10 road.
aud oslds aud the cir V more ilkc April
OF evea May than March.
4. J. Mains has not yet returned from
ths hospital. Il h feared that hls troub-
lee are serious.
Ms. shaw has bcen 10 Irwlstou to
80 alex relatives. She reports them iui'
proving.
Leroy Bracket IL making maple
honey during his school vacation. lie
finds k very good weather for the busi-
ness.
Leon Tyler has . litter Of pigs slGh. In
number, doing uIcely.
WORKING up Dire wood II the order OF
the day among our farmers now aud
never better time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
GREENWOOD.

We have lived long enough to see
quite a number Of sudden changes In the
Weather, but never anything Ike the
present without straining u very hard "
was like stepping from the ice-bound
coast Of Greenland Into the orange
groves Of southern California. On the
3ith OF February the temperature stood
Al % below In many places, and the
writer while crossing = pond during
that day, with two oyercosts on, came
very near freezing.
March q the glass stood 1t 10 before
sunrise, and st ~ at noon. The dies
we're burning about the dooryard, crows
,ying overhead and cawing away, grsss-
hoppers iesping about on the ridges,
and the zap running like April. some
report seeing striped squirrels and
robins, but we have not, aud state moth
ing second hand. And without stop
ming 10 mention other wonders, IL must
be plain To all by this time that winter
\. now broken. II not before.
Two young men were hauling poplar
Yesterday, each With q span Of horses
They both loaded too heavily for the
travelling, aud one tipped over, while the
other got stuck In the snow aud had TO
shovel himself out. some OF the words
,poken on the occasion would hardly Be-
considered appropriate To use In Sab
bath school. 4.
Ransom Cole has bought the board
saw In the chair factory 1t Bryants
Pond. and will commence uwing long
lumber a. soon a. he gsts through With
his birch. :.
Denni. swan and wife came to A. N.
Hicks two weeks ago on yisit. Soon
after Mr.. swan was taken sick With the
grippe, 90 that they are detained there
vet. Mr.. swans wife, Nsttie ~, vas
the Youngest sister Of the h.te Dr. lap
ham. She had paralytic shock several
wears ago, from which she has never
FULLY recovered. They have no children.
Laura Emmons Yates dkd with pnea-
monis last Wednesday, anil was buried
the following Saturday ft.psrsl services
At the City, Rev. A. X. bryant officiating.
All the family to which she belongs
| we're present except the sifs OF Rev.
Seth Benson, Who resides 10 Lincoln.
i She left q husband and ave children,
three cons and tao daughters, The
Youngest little girl, hardly past thu
xears OF infancy. Laura Iates VAS con
yerted during the reformsiIon st the CITY
!, iast fall. and Was ever res.dy 20 speak {
word OF praise for her Iledeemer, and
warning TO thu unsaved. Ths husband
has Loaf q model compsnIos. the chill.
drru . Hind and afIscsLopats mother, and
the community good CAr'ss'as neigh
boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
SWEDEN.


At present IL looks a. though the sood
.leddins wss about over for this winter.
A difference Of nearly 100 degrees In
Temperature from that during the last
cold snap. The drifts are quite soft,
and borrowing a shovel to extricate ones
team IL quite common oecurr.nce.
Our stage driver has been Obliged "
20 To Bridgton over the Weber. corner
road and carry the mall over To the post
ONCE on foot, the roads are 90 bad Do
tween the cornsrs.
Born In sweden, March dth, to the
wife of Daniel Adams, q 900.
More money Was raised BY this tosu
this year for the support OF schools tnsn
has been previously. Many wanted =
road commissioner bot couldn't quite Gel
. vote to that effect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
WILSON'S MILLS

simon stAhl has gene mp the river
among the numbering camps sgain. He
has quite an extensive route, "a he visits
all IL the logging camps In this section,
both In Maine and New Hampshire.
II. u. York and y. Larry of Milan pass
Ell through here on their way to their
campo.
Frank rerren % Erol MAS In town
saturday.
Elias Bennett has flashed his logging
Job.
VIII Durkee aud wife were In town
recently visiting hh mother. Mrs.
sophronia Durkec, st Eliss Bennetts.
4 tramp went through town the past
week. striking for the Canada line. Poor
tramp. lie has struck . hard country.
Some very pleasant and sprine-like
days the psst week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
SUMNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Smell and Mas
Emma soell of Turner visised In sumner
last week.
N. A. Record Of Buckheld wAs In town
last week selling ash aud clans.
Melrose Ford, who has been stopping
at uriss Bcuney's through the winter,
has returned To hls home In Mlnot.
A. u. PAriin aud daughter visited In
Turner and Buekheld recently.
Mr.. n. Churvhill of rsris Was In town
last week.
Prank Thompson has lately purchased
an organ of L. NJ. B~sler.
Thomas Glines Il at work for Elipha-
Yet Morrill,.
"Never kew u 40 warm the first OF
March" l. the general expression.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
SOttrs stINgORO

NJ. 4 u. Putnam has gone 10 free
por o. ,I.it two u her sisters, who live
thsrp
NJ. Matte Porter Of Ando,er u VIC.
ting be- sister. Mrs. Clara Be.sey Of
H. Gaur.
NJ D.. Hemingway and Miss Nay
Dell llsuIngwsy have gone To Nor
cav Oh STAY q few days.
NJ ari Mr,. N. l.. wyman are visit
~ relatives az Dickysle.
NJ, william Freeman Il on the sics
lst
VI t.rlss started Mar. ~ for Aroos'
took lI. sister Mrs. verrill went a.
hfas Wl,rryille With him.
t> Esyd % Peru MAS In this plAcs
nursist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
nC0RON.

Town meeting Monday passed on very
quietly, aud voters were on their way
home by 2r.N.
The warm weather the past week has
taken much of the snow. Many hills
are quite bare and some places IN The
roads.
A travelling dentist VAS through the
place Thursday and reports No. I'LL In
bad condition. No uncommon state OF
the road ~ We never yet heard OF hs
being good. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman Of Portland
Who have been Waiting at Rev. \. ID.
Ricl,a rdson's, left there Tuesday. Mrs.
i,ichsrdson does not gain much, IL still
confined 10 her room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
Noarn AlANv.

Town meeting day has H..ssd dan. AND
for another year.
J. r. and o. w. kinbsli made lying
trip bone sunday.
Quite number from here were vaccs'
mated last Saturday.
CharIes Esmes and I'd Good an
working up thcir wood piles.
We have bad cone lovely spring
weather the past week snd every one
enjoyed Il sfisr ths last cold spell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
ORAE

Mics LILLIAN Brown, Who u teaching
In HARE, Vermont, has returned home
Ia spend her vacation.
n. T. Chase has elk horSes of Ihurs'
tons At work two-sleddine for him.
fred lanes 10 recovering from the
Injuries he received In the woods few
weeks ago.
The two-sled teams have not bern Abl.
To work for few days on account ol
the soft weather.
Beautiful springllke days ~e are nov
being favored With; quite . contrast "a
the providing month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
NORTH BuckFielp.

Walter A. Turner has sold his stand
to Charles A. Warren. Turner Will
move To the lower village.
DR.. Bouney Of Lewiston was In ou'
place the 9Th.
II. u. buck Of south Paris MAS In OUT
place the 9Th.
d. l.. Farrar and Carl Head we're n
Mechanic Falls last week.
Mrs. Africa farrar IL 1T home again
for q while.
Cory Bonuey and his mother were al
J. q. Iicald's, the 5th.
Mrs. John Buck has returned from
Hartford.
sam Keen has gone to Mas.aehuseti'
to work.
WI Blsbee cut himself while In the
woods 90 he will be- laid up for . while
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
ktlAR FALLS.

The snow 1. disappearing fast In TIL.
vicinity.
Mr.. Daniel u. Nidion, Jr., OF this place
IA cIerking for Mr.. Allen Garner.
Mr.. Horace Day of Porter broke his
leg March Let, while unloading his lum-
Der.
Mrs. Walter Ridlon has returned from
Portlapd where che has been visiting
her daughter.
Mrs. Alvin Cross has gone TO l'ridgton
where sbe will sisit relatives.
Mrs. Tobias A. stanley 10 on the siek
list.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, an evangelist, 10 In
the place. lie opened q series of meet
ings Tuesday, March O, In the NJ. u.
church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
HIRAM.

Mrs. julia 4. Thurston % Freedom,
y. H., Waited her sister. Mrs. Craig. this
week.
Messrs. 4. & Z. II. Young have r~ceiv.
"a a Telegram announcing the death OF
their brother, james VI. Young, Of Oms-
IA, Nebraska, and also that his remains
would be forwarded To Maine for Inter
meut. Mr.. Young was formerly select
man and prominent citizen and active
business man In Hiram, and previously
In his native town of >ebsgo. His age
wa. 80. lie Was = gentleman of many
excellent qualities Of head and heart, and
made many friends wherever located.
Our election passed OF very quietly,
the independents and conservatives act
Ing With the Republicans, Who carried
the town by from 10 "a majority.
Gu March 9Th Mrs. AlmedA Babb.
wife Of Geo. W. Babb, died Of consump-
ton, sged ~ years. She Was daughter
NJ the late Thomas aud Olive Goodwin,
She Was lady Of many Kind and ami
able qualities that viii linger long In the
memory Of her many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
DENMARK.

W 'tss. y. Bennett has moved Ia
No'~ay shsrv be will engage In the ice
tgs.-s..
" D. Gilman will Open 9 black
smith shop in North Waterford, aud
1eo. Whale. all work for him. They
IN o. hat plac, thi. Friday morning.
W is0, llarnden, Who has been
4u.,s 81. 'tls winter, 1. able Ia bs out.
NJ r-U -. Gray has been confined
- ihs hul-e the past week With . bad
cod. contracted While on the jury at
Part.
NJ hattie Ingall. 10 suffering from a
tAt cold.
" VA. r. Bean has bern quite sick.
u Weather Cor the past week has
,"en trs and the snow Z. fast disappear
- IN ih.. vicinity. One day th. glass
shuxvt ~i In The .h.de.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
AANOvEa.

o.. smith and c. ID. frost attended
court At Paris three days during the
murder trial.
Our school has commenced under the
instruction of Geo. Stearns OF Rumford.
By the number Of non-resldent scholars
we would suppose Il to be free high
school, bot such II not the case. Mr.. b.
IL an able teacher and Il ooe the scholars
all like.
Trout iishlng on IIoward's Pond 10
very good, several good strings being
taken from there RECENTLY.
We understand there Will be more cot
tages built at the Pond the coming sum
mef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

C~orgr Poland Of oxford IL frmly
bond o. appear al the next term ef
c,ur Arrested the first % last week
aoa,hargs % larceny. he Waived ex-
,mIu.f.a1 and was bound over. AMER
.e-vrirg bsuds h. Vas arrested on sn-
a,hsr lharsv 10 lArccny. At the bearing
h.fo-p Trial Justice Davis he Waived en-
amlnstiou. The Justice nned him ten
dollar. nd c,ssts and he entered an aP-
tsaL o. will D. at court next May,
v-.ksh'F
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
nAQYcOQD.

Died, March "a, John Oldham, aged
about G5 years. Funeral at the town
hall the 9th. Mr.. Oldham MAS . sober,
industrious man, q good CITIZEN aud
much respected by all Who knew him.
Died, March ID, Mrs. WIN. u. Hay
ford. aged Is ycArs. Mrs. iiayford has
suffered from consumption Tor more
than year. She leaves . husband. the
children, two sisters and q father to
mourn her loss. Funeral at the town
hall March 9Th.
Horn, March tth, Ia the wife Of Lin
coin Iurkis, q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
EAST ssTHGl-

-
, he warm sunny days, the cries %
~ efoN. snl the SWEET song ut the
,poia arr welcomed. The huge drifts OF
100 have suddenly disappeared. The
.I'rN' are fuli On Oyerffo~ing. and early
.fins has come. The farmer doffs hi.
~ o,p and seeks his sugar camp. The
s.'y housewife throws open ber win
- hoi coniemplstes spring house
.,alhg hut the wise old weather
I"ptst shakes HE brad aud sdmooishes
oi The cold, hard storms yet to come.
". = u. Hill Vas In this vicinity last
'.ay Vaccinsiinx all that wish 10 be.
VT Augustus bean and his bride, ses
us kiia Bartlett. returned from thsir
hhng trip rharsdsy, March q. Con-
rsiaistioas are extended.
VS.. Nav Holt 10 spending . week
Nah relatives In Albany.
Inos, sho have tapped their trees re-
god no~ % ssp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

CIV Rrowu % Nor~ay, Who rryort-
"A M. murder trial Tor the Boston Jour
al a. Norway Advertiser, made the
Ismn,rst pleasant call "Wednesday.
NJ Rrusn has iusi scceptet . good
rs.'t.au v IN ths Boston Journal to act
!. re,al reporter ior Lewiston and
lusaru sni vii remove 20 those citi~s
- HrFF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
EAST HEBRON.

Rev. ID. A. Cannon IL away deliver
Ing books this week.
The roads are next thing To lmpassa-
bic.
Mr.. and Mrs. James fogg are still on
the alex list, but are better than they
have been.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. II. kecne returned Ia
their home In Poland last Thursday.
keene Brothers have bought . new
horse for their cream route.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

he leader q tn Paris Hill Brass
n.rB uI.hes o. meet the members With
a. INSTRUMENTS al the hall next satar-
5,y evening % prepare fOr the spring
r.wr...r. The winter IL past. the
.rrIi !, :. =, hand. and Il Il once more
ggits rUmfortable for the boys 10 Get
80 90 course ycu are all In good prsc-
49,. noe ,,.ns cut and show u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

IN. rapr. % Paris I'M Academy ~ill
-. A. entertainment At the clcss of the
sia,,r term Monday evening. March ~.
So, ,f'ort v 40 b. pot forth to make the
s,,,rt, .ausnt = success. The Object IL la
-. none, Cor The bsnsht 20 the scsd-
nv %. hoped q good audience ~ill
>. IN allrnlAncy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
N0aWAv LAKE

Mrs. y. 4. Pottie and little daughter
Mildred vlslted relatives In Portland
last week.
school In this district finished Friday
after q very successfui term Of fourteen
weeks. II Was taught by Miss ufsis
I.assellc.
Mrs. Winnie Hall and Maud Partridge
have been quite alex with German
measles. They are well now.
n. q. BarroWs aud wife visited 1t w.
q. Partridge few days Last week.
Louise bradbury, Fred Perry and
Victor Partridge are attending the high
school at the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
RoxeuRY.

Spring has come, finding the birds and
squirrels ready for II, but man not ready,
ne having lots of siedding jet to do.
Our town meeting MAS success. Inc
road tax that leans Itself out on the hoe
handle MAS left behind, and cash tax OF
s;OO Was voted for our roads. Large
sums were voted for other perposes 90
that our taxes for this year Will astoui:n
the natives. One man brought olg
laugh down on himself By voting on the
money question exactly coutrary 70
What he intended.
II. s. Ilussey Loot his Jersey COW =
short time $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
EAST PERU,

T.. NJ. Howard wss hit In the head
with . bolt OF wood while saving shln'
Ming stun for the railroad and there u
danger OF his losing the sight Of his eye
90 the doctor says.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
NeWRv.

Town meeting passed Oh very quietly
In this place.
Prank Bisbee's family are seriously
Afflicted. flrst they had the grippe but
nov are having Atussle With the measles.
WIZ Pratt has broken the bones In one
Of his fingers.
The .oii weather Aimee March came 10
bad for iumbermen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
xFSr aticxftflo

.. p Harlow aud samuel Keen have
sohs b. Bo.tOn.
=. A. Warren had an auction FEB.
gSth
NJ. u. Flagg has got home from
Portland.
! " Morgan Ia. moved to Nor~sy
81 = gong 20 weaving carpets
:, NJ 's.inda Paris has bought the
Norsiu farm.
\ :. richards has Got hone from
N9tNay shefe he ~. hem at work.
Herbert Record 10 putting Ia his lor.
~ ssys D. i going % bald house on
the Merrill farm nsxt summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

An entertainment VAS given at the
meeting house the 10Th Of February con.
sIstlng Of the drama, "Sylvia's Soldier
and q box supper. A fair attendance
VAS present aud the proceeds, which 20
TO the Sabbath School, were proportion
ately satisfactory.
Aslmilar entertainment Was given at
Mrs. Priscilla Kidder's for the benefit oi
the East Peru Sunday school on Friday
evening. March ID.
Wilson Stiilmsn Il buying potatoes
for the Lewiston market At 30 cents per
bushel.
Julius Burgess Of this town, . brake
man on the T. 4 X. y. Railway, who
VAS killed recently by falling under the
cars, Vas Q young man Of good character
and leaves . family.
Considerable interest Vas felt here In
the Thorne trial last week and feeling
Of satisfaction With the result prevails
Il can not be otherwise than dlscourag'
Ing 10 fiud, 40 IL often the case, nors
sympathy shown for the murderer thar
Il expressed or felt for the family and
friends Of hls victim or regard manifest
ed for the safety Of society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
AN APPEAL.
urlr Iur CAUSE on rrxrrwIscr.

VIII not every village In some wAy
celebrate the Goth anniversary of Neal
Dow's birthday, March sDthg
10 IL Ia he celebrated In all parts of the
world. let Ne Of oxford County, where
he did some of his hrst work, not BE- be-
hind In this movement.
All friends Of the cause are invited "a
lend hand and help the cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

Joseph burgess, aged -, brakeman on
the Rumford falls rad, fell between the
cars saturday morning, the ID, and was
killed. lie leaves q wife and two chill
drcn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

IN. .s.e,tmen have pcsted motives on
a. A. IA ~ Repaired BY the Law, and
!. N. az required last year, but n
tbsr, "a. Bot time 10 do after the Law
uss passed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
PERU.

stephen Gstcheli has gone to Aroos-
took on q visit and George Conant 10
doing the chores for him while he 10
gone.
n. r. stillmsn Intends TO 90 to
Togus to the hospital 10 be- doctored.
Mrs. wyman has gone To Boston being
called there by the death Of her sister.
\. u. knight has cold his farm 20
Mr.. Campbell Of Mechanic Fall. aud he
has moved on to Il. Mr.. knight has
moved to West Peru In the Tucker
house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
ntCayAlE
sOaY6 PARIS

ssiliings a CLARK have abcu, 900 cords
u birch la their yard q; this writing.
They ha,. SAVED about 100 cords.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

cop.t.ble Move. % Rumford brought
v.ss,s Nrros. the Rumford Pals burg
n al last week. lie ~iil have .
"a, All tor the session 90 the grand
rry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t oOiS6S oF rnt WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS oF TIE COUNTY.
sUcssislo

NJ. pr. Bist-s and Miss Lila An
tr,s. ~ Wet sumner were guests al
Nh like's last week.
A. TAYLOR. aged ninety and slx years
lacking = fvw DAYS, the oldest person
In towu. died FRIDAY morning after .
short Illness. Mr.. Taylor VAS never q
fugsrd. strong man, bot had q remark
itis ,ruaclty % life.
NJ. FANNIE No-e 10 reported quite
sck 10 The Maine Central Hospital In
lssi.tou.
Ilgyne Record has moved To the
tsUnia PARIS stand.
l.aac Fuller has taken the tenement
over e. 4. >psuldlng's store.
Wm. n. Rridghsm % Auburn !. nov
irg .nto the tenement near the butter
factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

II jackson % Bro~nton, MINI,
= h.. len visiting hls parents, Mr..
"a Ms. Hooper Jackson, started for
IN Monday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13

Nj. wlnltr~i Willis has been making
~, Al Nor~sy, ADD on saturday ieft
q, protraCtei stay with relatives 81
GlleAl.
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WANTED.

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