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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
DucKFtelD.


Al tina Methodist church Sunday, The
18Th, Rev. NJ. IIannsford Of Rumfort
Falls preached. Presiding Elder Corey
gave Q lecture In thu evening.
Mrs. Jennie klmball (Jewett) MorsDdl
of boston msss brief Walt Ia her aunt,
Mrs.. u. q. Jewctt, who has been III for
several weeks, Monday, the 10Th.
7. \. Dridgham. Esg., visited hls
brother, Dr. q. u. brigham, and family,
Of Cohasset, Mass., recently.
]. A. Rawson and wife, j. w. SHAW
and wife, visited Portland last week.
The remains Of Mr.. McQuade, who
died In Boston, were brought here for
burial last week. Mr.. McQuads was
car tracer for the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way.
Harry Bonneyis reported alex nj Au-
burn ri typhoid fever.
Mlss Shirley Hall, graduate Of the
Western State Normal school, IL teach
Ing In berlin Fails, N. II.
Mr.. Murch, architect and builder. OF
Augusta, has been making the plans aud
specifications for remodeling the Jewett
stand for. I. w. shaw.
Vaccination II In order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27


We undgrstsrd that A. II. Durham,
our carriage painter, u going to move
away and ieavc 40. We arc sorry "a
have him 70.
Ths Church Aid society viii give one
Of their nice suppers 81 tbs resldencs oI
Mrs. w. \. Chase Thursday evening,
March -. supper served from ) 10 ] z.
n. Aid meeting 10 the afternoon. Al
ladies cordially Invited % BE- present.
They have got the big boat In tho up
per ferry, and crossing u once moro 70
sumcd.
We are favored with = little more
snow.
J. 8. Harlow and J. Il. Tfask have
returned from Paris where they have
been In attendance at probate court.
Harry Holt and wife are Waiting rela-
tives In this place.
Seth Chandler Of Lewiston was In
town Wednesday.
Rev. Thos. h. Payne viii move hls
family here The last Of March and preach
hls frat sermon ~ pastor here and 1t
the ralls sunday, April !, at II A. n.
Everybody Invited "a attend church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY ~ OXFORD. 81
bari % Coanty Commissioners, Uss- go
.lon. isa. hsld by siloarnmsntMAr. -. ls't
IrDN The forvsOlns Istition. ssti.fsftory cyl
,isnes having l-en resel,-i that The psttioner'
sr r.sIon.lbls. ami that inquiry into The merit
% thsir appliosiioa isesps~iisnt. " 0. OHptHtp
that the Ioanty Comni-sionsr- meet Al IN
hoa.s % Trank o. Putnam In sail Rumfori
near Vast Rumfori. on the hr-t day 0fMsy newt
n Ten % the ek-k. A. -, ani thsnnc pro
css.i a. ,isv the route msniionei In ssh
pstitioa, Immediately amer ~hich Nie~,
ksarins 20 the parties AMI their Witness ~il
l.. hal 81 some convenient place In The sifniiy
ant 30 osbsr measure. taken In The pfvmi-s'
a. the snmmi.slonsr. shall luis- prOpsr AMI
n Il further pHDtRtp. that notiss ~ M tine
place ant parpo.e Of The c"sani.sl"ner-' meet
log Aforcssh ~ dyeu ~ al Isr.ons ani cot
Iosstion. lntsrv-te.t. by causing sttestei oopie'
% .ali lrtliloa. AMI ~ I'M. "risr tber"n. b. u
.er,e.i upon the oierk % The town %
Ramfori, all ai.o I-osts.i up In three
public plsss- In ali town. All pubish
81 three sssks suocessissly To- the Otforl Dem
orni. Q newspaper print~i 81 Paris, In .aii coan
" of O,fori, tbc drst % ssi publications, an
esch ~ the other notices. ~ h. male, ssrNei an
t-o.,s~i, at ~s.t thirty day. tsfore All TINE %
meeting. b. the ebi that oil Isr-ons ani ecri'ora
tion. may then AMI thew Aptsar ant shev eaus.
N any thsy have, Shy the prayer ~ sait I'll
tionsrs .houht nas - srsnt~l
ATTEST ALHkHr =. AUSTIN, tlrfk.
A true copy % saii Issitioa AMI or'er ~ o"ar
Arft.t AIHlRT =. AUSTIN. Gisrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
sRyANI's POND.

The school committee have selected
Miss \. A. Thompson ~ tescher OF the
free high school.
sheriff wormell WAS In town Thurs'
day, having In charge Geo. w. Ryerson,
the alleged murderer Of Joseph stevens
The heavy Wind Of Monday night
blew down the smoke stack on ;hs
steam MN Co.'S factory, damaging the
roof considerably.
Mr.. Alouro Felt's family, who have
passed the winter at Loo Angeles. Cal,
all return home about the first OF May
ID. ID. beverley 10 making arrange
ments TO use steam power 10 his car
Rage shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
oRoWNF,elp,


The store Of L. A. bradbury at East
Brownheld Was again broken Into Satur-
day night. Flour, pork and shorts were
taken this time.
Charles lane has bought q house At
East Brownfeld, and has commenced
moving his goods.
The dramatic club gave an entertain
ment at town hall "wednesday evening
the proceeds 10 60 toward purchasing
seats for town hall.
Reuben Llnscott IL In Boston on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Stub Of Gray has opened . tin
shop In the building formerly occupied
by Frank johnson In the same business.
Mrs. Harrison Durgin 10 quite feeble.
Neal Dow's birthday MAS duly OBJ
served Tuesday evening Ia Brownheld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
EASY SUMNER.

Mrs. Eta Glover, Of Canton, has been
visiting friends At East Sumner.
The mills are nearly through theli
spring job Of cutting out lumber and
dowel stock. II has been . short jot
this season.
The sap season IL reported az fair and
syrup sells for one dollar per gallon.
A spring term of school 10 helms
taught by Arthur y. sampson.
Two bodies were deposited In Elm
wood cemetery on Wednesday. One
was Miss I.ottie Weber. the other the
wife 10 Atwood Ames.
The Eastman seed Company are bus,
hlling orders for home grown seeds
which are sent all over the country
PROM q small venture the enterprise hs'
grown to be one Of considerable magnl
tude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

The winter term of Paris lIlll Acsd-
cav closed last Monday evening Nth
o1s ~ The best school entertainments Ne
have t~cn favored With here. Teacher.
add .cholars had worked well 90 IN"
PREPARATIONS, and the result AS grail
mag. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgecomb de-
.sryy much credit for their Efforts In
cOuneCt,On With the entertainment. a.
weIl a. for the success % the term OF
s,hool. and the excellent training oi
N.s MAYO Was sppArent In the eloSn-
tionary features of IN. evening. Ihs
festur, which s.took" most with the
audience Vas the number entitled
Patriotism In . Nutsbsll''. In ~hlch
fur Young meu individually delivered
oratiOns At the same time. Of course
IL comedy element vas most consplcu-
ous "a the audience, but Il VA. neNerihe-
le.s 10 CONSIDERABLE. practical value Ia
ths participants. IN. financial feature
- ths evening MAS also q succe--, IN
spite q wind aud mud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
MASON

H.y. Mr.. BouDd. % Ne~ry exchanged
paIplts With Rev. Mr.. Richmond last
SUNDAY. lie gave us very Interesting
discourse.
IN. nsIshbors turned out lAst Friday.
cut md hauled q uice pile % wood Tor
u.rtsrt whitman, Who has bern sick AL
winter. Mr.. whitman Was very mu.n
pl.....i, and wishes Ia express his thanks
10 tbo.. .o kindly remembering him.
Mr.. -. u. Mason visited her grand
.on. Greer Merrill. last ~esk. Greer -
very low. aud hls friend. have bat little
hopes of biz recovery.
DAYTON Merrill has b-en impfo''ns
the fe~ days 10 good going drawing h''
blrch from this townto West BstheL
Mr.. Donahu. has bought nice coz
Charlie. Coffin Of Brysnt's Pond va.
In town lat sunday. lie IL TO move
here soon.
People In this vicinity are calling thi'
q good zap season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
LOWELL

The slnging class Of Prof. w. \.
wight at the village closed With . very
enjoyable concert In which the class from
sweden Joined, and With the addition of
Mrs. Wight and Mrs. Phlnney. Espe-
cisllv pleasing In the audience were the
vocal and instrumental duets of the
Misses Woodbury.; the comic quartette
of Messrs. wight aud Woodbury. and
Mrs.. Chapman and Miss Andrews; sud
the vocal selections Of Mr.. y. =. Plum
mer.
Mrs. Caroline v. Hartman, widow ut
the late David u. Hartman, died the
2i.t Inst, aged :. years. The funeral
va. attended Friday by Rev. Mr.. Young
of fryeburg.
Wagons have come Into general use
this week. but to-day (fridAy) q good
snow storm brings out the sleighs.
We bought pig the 9TH day of De
cemh~r weighing - pounds, and kept
him i07 days. Fed him three bsgs of
meal aud what milk he wanted. lie
weighed. after b-lng killed, ~ pounds
aud dressed ls0 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
EAs1 MA1EREoRp.

Born. March Is, to the wife Of Charles
W. Cannon, . daugher.
Angie Braekett from Massachusetts
has been Waiting at l.. u. Mcintirc's.
Mrs. J. Y. Mclntirc has been very
slck; also several In Ansel Beans Fam
lly. All are better.
Eva VI. johnson IL visiting In Lowell.
Joseph W. skinner made dying Slsii
home last week.
Mrs.. q. II. liodgion IL In poor health.
Her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Buck, IL with
har
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
r.s pot A.ns sAloso AGAIN.

iss, Thursday Dspaty sheriff True oil
Mechanic Pals, Constable W. u. Paris
dO1iort, and poss. % men, seven
,ssu 10 al. made a raid upon the prem.
,-. % tie s0me~ hat noted Polsnds oi
utfoFt, aud made thorough searyh. A
hard days work resulted In the disco,'
~ Of large quantity Of carpenter
loo'', con bells, wheels, hand sleds'
Ieess, stc., all identified by some OF th'
ssarShiug party ss their property. Mor'
oasiness fOr the lawy,rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
plckNAlE.

George Gordon has sold one Of hi'
heavy teams to Charles Mathews
Ssiliings 4 Clark are not worth Z
dam. IL vent out during the night OF
the 18th Inst. And ~ their steam pump
sucks more mud than water the MILL u
.hut down for q few days for repairs.
We have Just received news OF TIN
death of Joe stevens Of llumford, who
Mas Intentionally shot March 2lst BY
Geo. Ryer.on Of Milton Plantation
What's the matter with Oxford County
How different are the wsys Of men. Some
wlll murder; some will drink and
carouse; some will steal hens, snt
others will steal horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
EASY htBROk.

Rev. Thomi. kinney OF Milo preaehe!
here last Sunday.
George bradbury IL cutting wood for
4. VI. fogg.
West Minot Grange l. To meet With
East Hebron Grange saturday, the 2tth'
Mrs.. A. Il. Eastman !. critically WI.
The crram gatherrs are earning their
monev thIs travelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
RuugORD.

Dance and box supper at the hall
March sist. :.
steven. bros. report poor run OF
ssp.
Mr.. futile has taken the Andovei
.t.ge teams across the river 10 remain
tIll the river IL clear Of Ice. IL h no"
unsafe for heavy teams. -.
Otis Howe has commenced on hs
po.t office building.
win Elliott has gone to New Hamp
shire To teach school.
Mrs. sarah Goodwin. who has oeef
with her daughter. Mr. Austin, ID.
past winter, has returned 70 hef no"e u
J The Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
WILSON'S NILS.

p.C.xE. l.. Bennett have finished
,hslr contract and moved out OF the
woods; .i.c fred Taylor.
:. ferguson flushed his Job saturday
and started for home SUNDAY.
m n. Eilins~ ODD and u. Iiamlll went
up the river "Wednesday TO Their logging
csmps. u..,. A
Wilson Of Issiston, accompanied by L.
Clark Of Berlin. came up Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
WEST eRysBuao

The roads are very bad, neither wheel
Ing nor sieighlng.
j. W. Towle and wife have secured =
rent In Mr.. ilackett's house.
Mrs. r. J. Haley IL very low. Tier
son and daughter are with her.
Mrs. Jonathan Hardy Il no better.
Mrs.. George Charles IL quite III.
The Stirling Literary Club met with
Mrs.. Lillian Pitman. The travelling
VAS 90 bad that but few were present
being . club tea they vent home BY the
light Of the moon. The program wai
omitted and . very Instructive lesson
given on parliamentary laws. which am
Sery essential In every society. In
next meeting will be held on April u
at Mrs. u. Jones.
Mr.. Alvin Jones has made quite II
,mproyemeut In his house, taking dowr
a chimney and putting In more Window
besldes painting and p.pering. :.
Minule Warrington has rstafnsd %
school Of Farmington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
SQUIRE suuEoRo.

Mr.. Clara Reed l. visiting friend. In
this place. n
Cyru. Goth |. stopping q, DIR. j. T.
PutnAm's.
NJ. ". A. wyman Il sick With luns
troable. She l. under Dr. Binford
care.
II. aud Fr.mont Abbott are r.pairins
their mill; hope they will soon be ready
10 saw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
GRAFTON

some Of the lumber,nen are stlli To get
out their yarded timber.
%. T.. Chase aud N. l.. Thurston are
still trying TO get yarded timber TO the
stream.
We are now having q cold rain. We
will have to call TIL. the llDe storm a. u
Il Just on tie tick. The rain freezes a.
10 comes.
The stage came through to Grafton
yesterday on wheels.
VIII Warren. spectral train went past
here last sunday; movements slow.
Lucky for him that Penley Was twenty
mllea AWAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
EASY aEIAEl-

AZ meeting held by the school com
mittee March II, y. y. Brown MAS chc-
en- supervisor. The term Of service ~A'
decided by lot: y. y. brown one year
Ellen y. Gibson, u. u. shaw two years
aud T.. G. Park sni &. ". kimbsll thre'
years.
Mis-. May Flheld Is visiting friends Il
this place.
y. y. bartlett has flushed work foI
&. Ryerson .nd returned home.
Those xho hs,e not worked mp theiI
wood are now having it sawed by hors'
power.
wheel. ar. on the road March 2ist Ia
this yicinlty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
oxeo0p.

Mp. Lydia Chapman, wits Of J. u
Chapman Of thls placr, dad In Piymcuth
NAss., % the home Of her daughter
Mrs.. Alden, who're she had been speud
Ing the winter. Shc Was brought herr
foe burial on Tuesday. Mrs. Chapman
was one Of thc oldest residents and
leaves . large circle Of friends whc
deeply rcGrst her loss.
Mrs. Purington, wife Of the ~. i
minister Of thls place, h sesiously sick
There were two additions 10 the ~. y.
church Sunday.
Prohibition Day WAS observed with
appropriate exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
wss1 auckfiElp.

Mr.. I. iIorr has sold his heller. Ia G.
u. Harlow. Mr.. iIor and Wife are
going In Massachusetts,.
Mr.. william fogg of Clifton u going
to spend the summer With hls sister
Mrs. G. Il. Harlow.
Oscar and Edgar Eastman are going
10 Mexico this week to work ON the
drive.
n. II. Buck IL getting out some
.hingles tn shingle his barn.
A. Mayhem makes his trips To South
Paris every Tuesday no odds how bad
the going Il.
G. A. Warren has moved to North
Buckfield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
NORTH ALBANY.

stephen Libby his got all of his short
lumber sawed, and IL going To .aw long
lumber.
Mrs. Luey Emery IL quite sick at thi.
writing. but her many friends hope Tor .
speedy recovery.
Congratulations are In order NJ the
birth Of little son 10 Mr.. aud Mrs.
Eugene l.abroke. -.
I'd Good has n hen eight months old
which weigh. : IL pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
SION

The weather hs, been fine.
The .lclghing l. very bad In many
places.
Miss sara Abbott Of Lynn, formerly OF
STOW. Il visiting friends. They are glad
to see her here one more.
Nellie Eastman !. at home once more
u. Irish aud family have moved Into
the Abby Chandler house. We are AL
glad 10 see the house lighted up once
more.
The stow Corner people have started
a circle, aud the funds are to 60 to ~
pair the graveyard by the school house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
HARTFORD.

The maple syrup business is In full
blast.
Arthur Purkis 1. In the egg business
The stock and farming tools OF the
late Cyrus Tucker were sold At auction
the 2li.
We learn from reliable authority that
Americs henson has disposed OF hi'
lack stra~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
SUMNER.

Mrs. Atwood Ames Of Hartford, who
has been slck for long time with con-
sumption, passed away last Sunday
March Is.
wheels and runners are both SEN OF
our streets. Il II about - comfortable
getting along with the one 40 the other
There Was sing st q. l.. Newelri
Wednesday night, the 18th.
There Was also one at q. q. M0rrilI'l
the night Of the 30th. both were vel
attended, considering the weather and
going. :,
o. l.. Newell IL manufacturing maple
syrup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
PERIL,

A. u. Walker has had = carload 81
phosphate from Bo~dolnham that III
hs. b-eu unloading aud selling TILL
week.
wilson stillmsn and mother are ,islt
Ing nj ~ y. stillmsn's.
The snow IL almost gone so that W
have To 60 on wheels.
Elder Puhngton will preach nj tb'
meeting house on the 25ih. y.
W. n. Bent IL saving wood for NJ
Hall.
We have had = few days Of very goot
sap weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
NEWRY.

Mrs.. George aplnney IL very III With
bilious pneumonia. Her daughter
Bertha II ut home caring for her.
l.. X. Paine 10 still confined TO his bed
though his physician thinks him Inn
proving.
signs Of spring continue 10 multiply,
Perhaps there Will be . setback 10 April
The stage came up Bear River on
wheels Wednesday.
The cap season this year does not seem
TO promiss sny great returns, too long Q
drirsle.
J. 3. Brown has Q nice flock Of sheep,
His early lambs are beauties.
Dick williamsou has shesp that pro
duosd tsiplsts, oil alive and dolng well
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

The .sleCimsn have po-isd notice that
tssysiIl D. In session Al their once ou
~ srcoud day % April "a receive lists
u their As.e.sAble property from the
r-opsrty holdsrs % the town, Who are
--gsirsd io briug la such lists. hot
b., I. % listing Law, aud ths posting
o,.neh notice doesn't have . very
pssvrful moral efsct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

Re, NJ Wedge Il taking his three
u.,ss vacation. Therr ~ss no preach
AZ .sf,ics a. the Baptist church sun
A,r. al ill - none next sunday.
sgsdsy >chcol Al n o'clock, and meet
lrs 10 IN syeninx lcd by W. v. T~itch-
III Frsaching the next sunday, April
: Nv NJ usrrick % Hebron Academy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. Msrston passed away the 10Th,
and Was buried the 10Th.
Warren Whittier aud vile OF Newton,
Mass, aud Eben Mar.ton and wife oi
Portland, came TO attend Mr. Marston''
funeral.
Mrs.. Marston's sister, Mrs. Putnam,
sho IA. been stopping With her for
few weeks, returned to her home ID
Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday.
MI.s LixIie ias.elle went 10 Farm
lngton last Monday, to attend the nor
msl school. -,
Fred Perry la. i.een quite six With q
cold.
David Flood and wife went Ia Hsrri'
.on Tuesday To visit Colby Frost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
POSTAL

Tie pat Office at Rumford Falls ~ill
. rsas.< "a the presidential elsss April
ls' NV lsnt bsd for an once that
ss e'tsbn-ad only t~eniy-one months
sAes, ~lthta thrre months amer the
NJ" eslldlaS Vas erected In The "eity."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
- ALBnHr :. AUSTIN. clsrt.

To the IIonorabls boari ~ County ComHsi-sion
~. of OtfOri County. Maine
The unsier.lTnsi sltissas Of bsnmafk an
prysburE re.ysstfslly rvpre-snt that pahii'
necessity and Sonssniepce rv.Iuire The k-su"s
~ psw Cosety rcst In .@ii Denms'A sn.
Erysburs, sail rssi ~ oommenes 20 Q I-sin
near the dwelling house u A. u. Warren In uyn
matk thenoe In q northsrly iifcstion 81 q pslln
near The dwelling hoase forneriy o.cupi-i b,
y. Psaisttsr In fryebars nov osn~i ~ Joh'
IIonorabls boari ~ yisv .sii prvpo-ei h-stlo'
ant tsks such action thereon .. Yea desm To-
The public convenience. .-....-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
NEssENaYR.s NOTICE.
ovsics 40 tina susRirr 40 0sroRD Cousr,
STATE Of MAINE.

STATE Or MAINE.
OxvoRD, 90 Mar fist. A. u. iss.
Til. " % gi,e N.sioe. that on me fi-t day %
MAJ, A. ~. is.t, o Warrant In Insolvency uAs 10
sus.i out of tbe Coar of Insolvency Toe ssll Coan
~ of Onfori, against the estate ~ ALhkkf T.
GRkENE, Of IDckr's MIL. stju'isci ~ lie All D
sDi,ent Debtor, On Uetition ~ ssli Delsof. whiei
PETITION vac hlet on The ssh Day u hsrcf
A. u. iss. % which last namei date is
t~rp.t ON elaine IL IA lie oompate'i. tha
The payment of any detts and the deh'
cry AMI transfer of sny proi~rty hslcegins
~ said debtor, a. him 90 for his u-e, sn
the delivery and transfer ~ any property y,
him are forbidden BY Lac. that mssting OF IN
creditors % sai delsof, ~ prove their dess am
ehoo-s ene OF more Assixnees of kis estate. I'll
he he'll II Count % Insolvency, 70 is hosien
Paris, On sAii County. on the lth day OF Apr.
A. ID. l<l4 % Mae v'sk,ck In the forenoon.
Given ussisr my hand the dase nrss absv'
E.Y sTONE. Deputy sheriff.
- Messenger ofths Courtof Insolvency. Zoe sai'
County Of Orferi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

VII T~tehsll ssys he sells orange.
Inter Cor nothing for the sake Of
n,Iirs money on hls banana trade
~ h,nana business Il Just beginning
a. ~. war 40 hls harvest V Just b..
,.srIBs and h. can Afford to Be liberal
=. D. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

NJ supervisor Mould like TO meet the
,,h,h''ants 20 the following old school
si.trlet. Al the school house. In the ssv-
en- aisiricts
Weius-iav NsrA =. - A. ~ t1el-,rf'
W.F.g.Isr Narrh s,gF.s- m-r-
U-f--.Isf Narxh - Z ~ y -. fortsf.
49,. Naryh ~ D. a -. ~tssrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
Upton

Walter Aker., wife aud son, Of Enrol,
n. H., have been visiting friends Ia
town.
Miss Cora A. Choate Of Jericho, Yer.
mont, IL working at the Abbott House.
VIII burke I. ,till very sick.
y. u. brooks I. painting the inside Of
the church
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27
NORTH PARIS.

Chas. and Dwight Stevens have taken
the lob to draw the spool strips, edging'
and long lumber To West Paris FROM j.
y. Llttiehale's MILL.
w. w. Durham Il building . dining
room on the back side Of his ell. Mr.
Dunhsm sent to Portland for % N cedaI
shingles to lay on his bulldings.
W. y. Durham, has bargsined for y
u. Locke's herd 90 q. q. Jer,eys.
Several went To Portland saturday ot
the excursion.
viii Hammond has taken Mrs.. Star
birds farm to carry on the coming sea
sou.
Jerry Cole Is a, work for W. W. Dun
ham. :.
Gardner Bartlett has hired out to y,
A. Durham for one year.
Mrs. James bradford has been to Win
throp visiting lately.
Nrs. America Andrews and her daugh
ter are to 20 10 Portland 10 vlslt her son
wallsce Andrews, soOu.
Mrs. w. w. Dunham has been hck ~
Gently.
Mrs.. Horatio Bradford has been visit
Ing at w. w. Dunham's.
Nov that the farmers have stoppet
drawing birch 10 the mill, the two crew.
working night and day arc wearing i
Away rapidly. We understand that oyel
800 cords have bsen hauled In OF white
Mn. Loretta cr.viord IL just gsssial
over an attack Of inGuensa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

A numbsr % friends from the iiill and
sous from Bethsl ate maple sugar. and
saus u them ate q good dinner, With :
r >,saru. and family last Tuesday. II
as NJ Stearus' birthday, but the
.ussis had not been notified % that fact
and i.i not 20 prepared to observe V Va
n msnner whish u Invariably sccsp,-
atls n was also Neal Dow. birthday,
tgi a. NJ. Stearns remarked, that ~s'
sutir,ly q secondary consideration. Ihs
travelling "a. about the ~ors, that e'e'
as. bat the enjoyment % the day Mas
SUFFICIENT 20 make up for all that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

NJ. Col. Eu.tis and children of Din.
- ,nd Mrs. wm. n. Edwards cf
,,sih Tarl. visited relatives NJ the HUI
Ia thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

p., NJ Wedge. While In his orchard
one day lAsi Sccs, felt the breath OF .
.tr.y .hoi frvm q gun, which went az
m. fa,, that b. doesn't Ike Ia think
:, IN. n.rrosnss. % the escape.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

n.usy criminal business IL secumu-
,,,ios there .ssms tn b. q possibility
th,t ths grand Jury may be summoned
- ,,,,,d The Nav term of coart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-27

Master Augustus ilerssy. .on OF o.
N II,r.sy ~ Backheld, walked over
,.,n' M. hone 10 ylsit his hther az the
lssh.rd House ast ~ecs.