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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
HARTFORD.

Everybody seems To be cutting their
wood. but nobody eau haul on account
of the short run If snow.
The farmers Ia this vicinity who send
their cream 20 the butter factory are
making arrangements 10 buy their grain
by the carload.
There will BE- doln's at some house In
this nelghborhood Christmas night. We
can't tell sure where Il will be at this
writing.
We are sorry To hear that Alden BAR
rell's health seems 10 falling.
We are glad To- learn that John has
found consolation In the Packard road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
BRowsFIslp.

Tho Mason. h,d q public installation
81 officer. Tuesday evening. They al.o
gave very nice supper % all sho we're
present. The supper Vas served In the
odd fellows' banquet rooms.
Mrs. Warren johnson u In very poor
health.
ELMER whitney :. working 10 a coat
shop At Cornish Tor NJ. stone.
., I. aid the staple. In Brosnhsi af'
doing quite . good bu.lne.. In sale worl
and there I. some being done al EasI
Brownheld.
Mr.. Andrew pufgin u stopping 9th
her daughter. Mrs. Alice whitney.
Mrs.. Iva Bsnnstt I. stopping a hcl
old home, AZ Mr.. S.lden Boynton's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

wheel. have taken the place % run
ners again. bat thu roads are very Icy Ia
plsccs. making " bad going.
Christmas 8. close 40 hand. IL Santa
Claus Intends stopping anywhere va
the. parts Ne have not heard ~ " vet.
Businss. i very dull. Everything
se-ms a. De- fst. pyrhap. wbeu snow
comes there will h. mote stirring. Tbs
nsw tariff doesn't msud matters. It's
Ike giving one a push Who l. already
.ItlIuas Ansu hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Mr.. aud Mr.. Rem. Charles celebrated
their fiftieth anniversary, bee. L.. They
had an oyster aud pastry supper. There
wer, MANY friends present Ia enjoy the
feast. There we're many nice and ,alu-
able presents left for the aged couple,
Who are verv remarkably smart.
Mrs. whiting i very feeble.
Mr.. Vim. Lesyltt Ia gaining.
~. u. Barrows and wife have gone To
Great Fails on visit.
&. y. Infkin l. building a stable.
or. Charles Intends Ia celebrate his
e0,h anniversary, anticipating having
= good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

4 merry. merry Christmas o. al.
ME-. Catherine nsan hs. gons o. Hos
ton a. spend f,s weeks uith her 500
Joseph " Bean.
4. n. kimhall, u. ". cole aud 4. q
Swsn ride 90, With handsome ne-
slelghs.
Porter fsrwell !. getting out tlmhsl
preparatory % mailng repairs snd im
pfoysmsuts on BIZ house abi barn.
". ~. Tracy has q god displAy ~
Christmas prysents.
ElhFidge Jruoksf. - tn ifm 70 y. T.
i,eimsn a Co, 20 >aco, ~as In the plac'
last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
RuNFORD.

The travelling l. about equally divides
hetWcen sl,lghs and wagons.
Monday noon the mercury stood y
above EerO.
Mr.. Goisin has closed her hous'
herr. she vii spend the winter viii
her daughters.
Mr.. John Thompson l. galulug sloN
d..
~,h.ol comm~ncsd Monday In lnst
~. : sith fise ~ ~ pupils. fhs f-sl
u III sshaisrs ~, going o. t'ist. No.
bartlett 20 Rsthsi IA bought m. AZ
pc. here. lle ptys I'll - TT barrel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

OXFORD. sat . Cesrt OF Probate hsLi 81
the third Tuesday Of Dec, A. ~. Lea.
Ou the petition of kNtNu W. WOODBURY..
s.imr. 81 the estate of BENJAMIN nAkkR. late
% Albany. In said Coanty aeseess.i, prAyinx tor
lsionsins to SAID e-taie AMI ,leseriied In his
pstiiisu On de In The probate ofies
ORDsRkD, That the ssit petitioner give motto.
~ all persoas Interested, BY causing . copy o'
sisely In the Oxfori DEMOCRAT, prnts>i ~ fans.
that they may appear 40 Q probate coaft '" te
he'll a. Paris, on the thirl Tuesday OF Jan.
next at nine % the clock In the forenoon, and
UEO. A. WILSON. Judge.
true oopy-Atie.t :
ALBERf ~. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
SUMNER

Walter Russell aud v. VI. vsrney are
y.riing logs for a. u. Briggs.
A. Robinson aud W. Benson shot
deer one dsy last week.
\. q. Ford, Jr., IL yariing logs for >
y. stetson and ARIEL RUSSELL.
CT. Thomas has just received lc
M nice white oak from Massachusetts,
which he Will work Into on goads am
axe handles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
OXFORD.

The SUNDAY schools are preparing for
the Christmas exercises.
Rev. Mr.. Hsughton preached SER
mon on sunday To the members OF OK
ford Division Of Sons Of Temperance.
Miss Mary Jones IL teaching school at
Mechanic Falls.
Willie Perkins IL visiting friends In
BO.ton. 80
George II. Jones will sell at auction
ON Monday. the 2i,h. bile entire stock Of
holiday goods.
The hearing Of the case OF the town Of
O;i.feld Va. Robinson Manufacturing
Company IL finished. The decision will
be announced In January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
wFSr PARIS

The Young people Of the uniVer.ali.t
sytistv vii have an entertainment IN
huHhsms Hall on Monday evening.
hsJsmisr list. Programme Will COO.
49, ~ the ftrces, The GOyerness, and
Wanted. \ Male Cock. Muslc furnish
by ne ladies orchestra. After the CO.
isriaiumeut coffee and eske vii be serN-
ell 40 ~ ceuts. Admission 10 haI W
c,uts. Eyery body cordially Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

me Bspilsi Iadies' >e~lng circle will
meet AZ the Ve.try on "Wednesday aiisr-
noon ~ this wesk a % o'cloCk. iic-
nc suppsr 10 = O'Clock. folloNed by a
hort entertainment. Ladies are ~
guested o. bring pleccs to finish quilt
f1r GSod VIII hrm. MI cor tally In
yiied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Ttsrv 4 uaFv gstarfh IN this -sstisn ~ ~
C,suntrf thsn I'll ethrf flssasss yut tssstisf, an
untli thg At fss Jsafs s.s suptsu-sl O. D. %
rurahis ~ Fftat fnanT YTars dfstufs Ifp
nuunfsst d e h-ral disfass. AL pfsssfthsf is
ruulssiiTs au.i ~ ruustantiF failns g. surs viii
iaral tftatrufut. pfuuuunfsi tncufahAs. ~
rnrs has VruFFn Sataffh o. - q Uuustitutlans
disss=s. ani thsrrfarv fs,luirv- cwnstitatiuna
trsatulsul- Halls q atarft tury, uisnufafturssl
~ 3 o. hsusF CO.. Iuisstu. tthiu. a. ths unl N
fssIstitutiruai surs ~ u1sfkst ~ IL taksn
intrfualiY o. tusss fruau indufps o. tsasTtsnfnl
II ats dirssty ga M hlo-si AT mucuus sur
fsTss q 10 system. They Offer ouc hun,ifvl
dollars Coz auF rass u fall. g. rufv. Ssud ful
rirruiafs and trstitruutals Adirvss
b CHENEY A 60, Tole'io. -.
As~ohi BY Druggists, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Deputy sheriff Perkins SEIZED bon
contslning a i've gallon ksg marked
shisksy ~ the West l'ru station >stur-
Law. ID Was directed "a Antouia Amelis,
nd the msrriment 20 Antouis's thrist-
mas may - somewhat subdued thereby.
The stuff" was lihsled bsfore Judg,
Davis. Excuss Antonas "frvnCh.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

The exercises connected With IN"
union Christmas trcc AZ the UniNersslisi
church will open Il o'clock this Mon
iav evening. The special exercises vii
he furnished bv the infant Glasses ~ the
Two SUNDAY schools, comprising be-
tsesn forty.hye and INV children
santa claus thinks h. ~ill D. able Ia
make a brief stop With "a, bat the three
tr~.. viii - loaded iusi the same
Bring IN your presents, everybody =
and bring them early
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

r. stowe CrcCk.r, ESQ. Was In town
a few DAYS last week. and shook hands
With many friends. stowe l. stirring
% litigation Ia Richmond, aud seems Ia
have good success AZ Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Rumors that appear to D. we'll found
I'd Indicate that santa Clsus has pat the
srpoiutmeutmeh % iailer into Chandler
Garland's stocking and given south
Paris new sst of Coanty buiidings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
ntsr SUMNER

Mr.. I. !. Cufus, seut % Lynn, pcc.
gl. ~hsrs ~ sill sl~ni the winter.
Wanted >oms good slslghing AZ
unrs.
&c. pohis md n :. Dohls arr cut
ting so-si fnf David Anirvws.
Ouf trader. q. n FackAfd. "a. ~
Naraat ard saith isfls saturday.
NJ. Narv Fre.mar hRs nssfly rrc"N-
srs.i fruni ~ rss..uf silkusss.
NJ. 4. ~ Tusu rsmalus Atoai ths
sane.
u Tori hssa .itk hnrss.
Postmaster Nouug and ~ife ~sfv a.
Nssf Paris Thufsfay
4 ststIrg party on iifassrt l"ni
Thurstss stsulrg ~otus thirty Ssrs
pre.sut. o. 49, fun Dc M boys and
FIrfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
wesr eRy1atJRo

Mr.. y. q. Wiley and wife, stephet
Harrington and wife, j. W. Towlc and
wife. aud Mrs. T.. T.. lIutchlns were In
yli.d Ia supper aud spend the evening
With Mrs. n. u. lIutchlns. After par,
taking ot q most delicious repast, served
from beautiful china and silver, mer,
~ evening wa. spent with cards snd
other amu.emcuts getting home befor'
the sm,ll hours. Hope some one el.'
will think like Mrs. lIutchins aud want
Ia see the same company soon.
Arrangements have been made To hs,,
q Chri.tms. tree at the school house.
Minnie harrington commenced school
last Monday AZ the Ilarbor.
Mrs. Marion Chandler was obliged e.
give up her school on account 81 sick
ness. Abbie Towle will finish IL.
The s,lfllng Literary Club Will meet
With Mrs. Hat jones Jan. 1t. All the
members are requested 10 b. present.
The Young people are having doc
time skating.
The farmers here have lost quite a
good deal hy the failure 20 the buiiei
factory a Cape Ellysbsth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
nIrlIIIn cIhrRE

IN. IRE H.p,i.ts nv Ca have q christ.
mas tr-. At Di,feld Ceutrr "wednesday
the sdth.
The next fr.- Baptist swing ClIcl'
wlll meet With Mrs. Wills D.. rosls.
lllram llolman I. gaining
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
EAST PERU.

\. \. Eastman had colt that reared
up, fsll down and broke hi. blp 80 b.
had Ca LII him.
o.. ". llosard loaded a carload oI
lumber FROM hi mill on the lith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Rev. \. T.. rarlin. from Gorhsm. y.
a.. L ~ Dr. lloughton's FOR treatment
and l. very ~ Mrs. rarlin :. With him.
.l.n MI. mniher. Who live. In Weld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
eNvepuR0.

The Chautauqua circle Will meet With
Miss Alice Locke, Dec. 81.
W. u. Tarbox, Who has been III for
several weeks With q severe attack of
rheumatism, IL now recovering.
The Academy students were given q
Christmas recess 81 one week.
Miss Mary y. bradley left Thursday
for California.
The hours of the woman's library Will
be from To 4 q. NJ, ON Saturday after
noon during the winter months.
Mrs. u. w. Weymouth of Lynn, n.
H., aud Mlss Alice Morgan were here
last week, called by the serious Illness OF
their father. Mr.. Gerry Morgan, who Is
now more comfortable.
Miss Mary Gordon will spend Christ
mas week at home.
John wadsworth Was In town for q
day last week.
The Walker House will be opened Jan.
by Charles Chandler.
Mrs. Jane Frye Coolidge's house on
Main Street IL nearly completed. Its
location Ia one Of the best In town.
The woman's Club received "a q
Christmas gift from Miss NJ. y. Bradley,
Pickard's Life Of Whittier, and several
volumes Of Crawford's works.
4. Y. White spent Christmas In Cole
brook, y. ii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

OXFORD, - Al Court % Probate he'll al
the thiri Tuss.iay 81 Dcc. 4. u. lse..
ilisAlsth A. Tueli. bamei tsecutts In .
certain Instrument purporins ~ 10 The lat VIII
AMI Te.,amsn, % LkMuEL ~. rttLi.. late
% sumner. In ssid County, deessse'i. nav
Ing prc.snts-l the same for Probate
OaprsID, That the aid petitioner give
natios % all yersons intsrests.i. by causing q
COPY of this orleT o. lie puhlishssi three vel.
sass..siysly In the Oxforl DcmocTat prtnts.i Al
Paris, that they may appear H q Probate Court
81 10 he'll at Pan. In sail County, on the
thiri TUESDAY ~ Jan. neat. Al nine e'clsk In
The forenoon, anil shaw cause, II any they have,
why the ali Instrument should ns he pro'ei.s Az
prs,e.i and allo~,sl q. the last Win sni Te.ta
meat % saii dss.asei. AMI that Ira % swim u
appointed administrator with the sill ahhesef.
GEO. A. WILSON, Jadse.
true copy-Atte.t -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

The laugh i ca resident 20 an On
ford County town. whose reputation a.
= hunter j. more than merely local, and
whoss front name l. very similar Co
Otis. TIE rrvently came "a visit relttiNes
In Paris ard enjoy little sport. Dor
thrre days the hunt vent on Without
.uccess. bat CA the fourth dsy our visit
~ sportsman got an elegant shot AZ =
flx. lie brought hi Gun o. hi shoul-
Der. bat IN. pulling - one triggvr pro
lucyd uo sound sxcypt the ciick % the
Ilk llc pulled the other trigger Stih
tts same result. Then D. hastily cuy ket
tts gun sgain, pointed ii ~ The rrtr,ai-
~ fox. md sgain pulled both tfisgrrs-
ufh the same result while EeyuaFd
fr1,tsd Oh cot "a range, M disgusisd
hunter snapped Opsu III trr~,h ~ H.
tun. aud cared into The opsu euts 20 N
siff,l.. CO. hat hunted iuur days siih
Hr empty gun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

W. are doumsi 60 doll times At IN
Centre this winter. The pnotographi,
stgdlo hes ben removed.
Good Cfo.siug ~ Brosn's ferry on the
Ice.
Warm weather has stopped Wood an !
bark teams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
WILSON'S Wills

II.E. Euingsooi and wife werc In
tosu Tussdsy.
"a Fliut sud Arthur fiini Nere Ia
tnsu "Wednesday.
Mr.. I'etsr Iiiilehaie u AZ her fathers
4. Z. Beans. Tor the winter.
Nora Wilson hs. ben spending a
We.k Nth her cousin. Mrs. storey.
NJ. John Olson hts Waited at II. ".
Fickett's. Who l. about 90 move To STRAIT
ford.
ma. have come Cor the rc-letting ~ the
mail route hstwcen Wilson's MIL. aud
Erfol. n hss been Ia the hands ~ very
Incompetent men; We may hope Tor Al
lca.t a Temperance man, and We might
add. take Il cat In hoping.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

oNFoRD, .. Alta Court % Probate hsli =,
Paris, within ani Tor the County of oxford,
on ths thru Tue.isy % De<., A. ~. i-st
On the Petition Of o. CiikIIfs ~ Porter.
praying Tor the appointment % himsslf % ier
ter, ss administrator of the estate OF WILLIE
DAY. late Of Porter, In the County OF osferi'
dscca-et
OnDrnsp, that sotios IL the foregoing Istitlen
10 publl.hs-l for three weeks succe-sl,,ly, prior
10 the thiri Tuesday of Jan. A. u. leo, In ths
Oxford Dcmcsrst pfinsei Al fan.' IN sAih
County. , -,
Atrue oopy-sitest =
uUIItT ID. PARK. Rssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
ptHU

". n. Couant ani daughter - North
lISsfmore ~er- the guests ~ J. D..
1ouant over ~uudsy.
Leroy Bsbh has GONE home from
Carthage suh hi. team ca aCvouut 20
th- snos = leaving.
Geafgs Wilson lsft !. y. Conani's 90
The 18th and has oct hesn heard from
slnCs.
Wilson Stillman ,. going 10 open .
blacksmith shop at II. ". Babb's shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Mont u.uuett b. ~ ~ark fuF ~ Back.
NsftIs Hsnusy l. 40 work a. Turusf
tsutfv.
Agus. Flagg L. drs..mskiug thls ~in-
tsf.
"a Iisrlov 3. tsichiug school In The
psfnIt pistfIct.
psist lisflos l. 70 home.
tharIis Ioss has moved % ~tos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

A manual of the Congregational
church, fryeburg, Maine, has lately been
published. IL !. apamphlet Of - pages,
and IL filled with Interesting Information
concerning the church. containing q
chronological list Of it, different pastors,
the form Of admission, the covenant, the
declaration, the bylaws, the method OF
discipline, aud chronological llst OF
members from the date Of the orgsniia-
ton Of the church Aug. II, 100 TO the
present time.
The photography 81 Maine, which u
In course 81 preparation by Judge Joseph
Williamson 81 belfast, will be particular
iy full In its li.t Of accounts OF Love
we'll. Fight, which was fought In this
town on May : (old style), l's5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Nj. iva Austin 8. spending christ.
mas On Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
Opposite Elm House En-. SWEET, Manager.
Smiley Shoe Store,
......>
norway, nd~ino.

To ruE PLorIE of OXFORD COUNTY
Where can you lind better present for anyone than
good pair Of Boots, shoes, slippers ubbers or Arties
We have full stock o these goods for Men and Women
and Chlden aud selling them for the very lowest
possible price. nice Md Button or Lace Boot for sO
a button for saoo Men. slippers for soG;, 80,
100. Las, 49, i'5 and 400. full line Of womens aud
Misses slippers, also boys aud Youths In fact u would
be hard naming anything that you would expect to hnd
In hrst-cass shoe Store that have not got. We do
not claim TO sell goods for ~ per cent lees than our com
peor but do sell the quality Of goods Tor less
than they be bought elsewhere. These are facts
which prove by many customers from all over
Oxford County and Increasing business In spite OF all
competition testlhes to this fact.
Come and buy your footwear Of "a, We will make you
glad you We will show you our goods aud give
you price they do not suit you do no, want you
To buy but We do want you 10 come aud see Us.
Yours truly,
SMILEY S1Iou STORE.
u. N. SWEET. Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
THE OXFORD BEARS.
r-t oolSGs oF TIT wIIs ~ A.
SECTIONS % TrU COUNTY.



AVrry argr s,huoi IL sxrsyisd usNi
f.-m whsh tsr.l. lsuatrv o.. We
l.sfthat duy have Engaged b.sart AZ
DO HsI'ssus.
To- tHu.f FORMERLY nt,uftffi hf NJ
Nart whitman has tsrr .Hagif PHI NJ
Esrrua. @ Il.s.fan sri NJ. iiaat art
SIN o. IH rsaIIHs.ss 80 ssta.ara. Me-
I7..ts MsuiI 81 hsNs ,htfgf 20 10
f#usr
d., o. El,hsrl.aH rriurrei hHuIr
f-.m Es.t ~smrsr uarsfsr. o. D..
I.tu attending no. mf,t.ug here Co. a
&C. dave.
NJ. e. n. Dssrsr L. In lauc.r flIs
us.l attending CO. ~isfr trsrg-.
Vr and NJ. BrHiusff 80 81 To-.
trsrF's.
NJ. Adelaide Maxim D. 10 hsr broth
sr.s helping csf~ go iis viir.
ur Hradtury q NufwaY 49, af II.
" Hssfv.s thi. s,sk ln consultation
sIth Or Isrnham-
Prot - Muoiv came up to his
mnfirf's th's sesk.
NJ. ual.s eastman cllsrd her sciuul
act wssk Those prvssut No TIE closing
t1frri.ss wyfr much plrtssi.
N.. Gsrtis Georgs gave party o.
t.r Young friends ou hsr lith birthday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
esyAsrs POND

tfrf.fmHs fNe. itfg 80. there Wni p a
.....f Co.,. N ths srtnr, Hall. ant on
Id. ,.il..ir, .,.ri,, tb.r, viii b. a
.t-..t,,.. 49,. y, ian M. customary eNsr-
.t,..,.,Ii.f rhurrh
u.II... ..,.i. Iii h.. or.p.d
-. ,.,.,i,,,. -.
n'', ,'' Go. ,..-,.,r.,i,,
80. -.
~ ,al'''H ,'.''' -, "a -. -,
49, =, -....'i.,,.. 80. Amin, b.II
,g-....,tI,.rlI'r ,.-.u.,. f,r l,,s [.
... nj a. -.
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yhc oxford Democrat.
ION THE HILL"
pIRkCrogN.

~, p,rt,.t Church Rev r.weige. fA..
A., Prr,rkfns ssery ~untiAy a. N a. n. .ae.At
~ehs-si a ll n. >ahhsth tfynih- .'-
~ rr.yef Ncsunss thafs-'
,..,,sr.aHa Charch suS,iay sshosl every
~auliav 40 m A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
Merry Christmas!

on. Tor some snow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25
REIAEI

The past week has been chiefly devot-
ed to preparing for Christmas In our
village.
Monday evening there will be a Christ
mas concert aud tree At the Methodist
church, and the Universailst church and
Congregaticnalist church will have =
Christmas tree AID supper In their
chspels.
We notice Hannibal Chapman from
Colby Il at home; Bert Bryant, Bowdoin
DC, also bert Rowe from Boston are
here for Christmas vacation.
There Il very little snow Ia this VI
entity but some large logs are being
hauled from the Abbott lot To Morriirs
mill.
The W. q. L. 4. held q very interest
Ing meeting last Tuesday nj the home OF
Mrs. l.. Il. Barker. Twopetitions are In
circulation here, one petitioning the
legislature To grant municipal suffrage
10 women and the other Il In the inter
est Of Temperance, whereby the amend
ment In regard To the penalty for selling
liquor shall be brought TO harmonic
with the constitution.
Last Wednesday evening Rev. T..
A. Hayden lectarcd In the Unlycrsalist
church under the auspices of the Y. u.
&. 4. Subject, Modern Idols" The
lecture was listened TO with deep Inter
Test.
Morrison has teams parading lumber
but IL waiting for snow before drawing
II Ia the chair shop.
Last sunday Alanson stiles died at
his home leaving an invalid wife tn
whom he had devoted HE whole time
for several months.
Dr. and Mrs. Gehrlng have returned
from a pleasant visit In Boston. The
doctor Il arranging for more extensive
business In poultry farming than ever
before.
The Bethel correspondent wishes all
those Who have item. they wish inserted
In the Democrat tn please pass them In
a. early az Friday evening ss the Items
have To be sent saturday morning.
Only the most important matters can
receive attention later.
MR.. CLYDE Bean (Rss Mary Eames)
aud Miss Ella Esmes have come home Ia
visit their mother, Mrs. VIM. Eames,
Who l. III.
The academy student. are 10 TAX. a
Christmas recess until Wednesday.
The village schools closed Friday for
vacation ~ two weeks.
At regular meeting 81 sudbury
Colony, L. q. l.. b., the old officers were
reelected with one or two exceptions.
II was voted that st the next regular
meeting. at which the officers viii be
installed. refreshments be served.
Rev. 4. 4. Hayden, 90 Augusta, spoke
In the Uniycr.all.t church last W.dnes-
day evening under the auspicc. Of the
l.P. 4. a., upon the suhjyct "Modern
Idols" Mr.. Hayden treated the subject
In hls usual mastery way aud provided
an Interesting aud Instructive hour Tor
all Who were present.
sunday evening last there we're the
usual Christmas concerts Ia the different
churches. AZ the lniScr.alisi church
the Christmas exercise Celestial star
Nas pt,tiily rendered, aud there wcr-
rradlngs. REGULATIONS aud ether Attrac-
lions. Monday evening there Sefs
Christmas sxsfCisss aud trv. In the
chapel followed by . supper. Nany
we're present aud a pleasant time wa'
enjoyed.
Tho Bethel chair Company have bssn
rushed ior The pat we,k getting %
holiday orders. The factory NIL uos
b. clossd Coz Tea day Coz sio,k tax
lng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

Nos hang your stocking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-25

The original PacEas,- prevails.
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