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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
gRvCDuRo.

rhe ryeburg Chatauqua clrcle me,
Monday evening with Mlss Mary Brad
hey.
On Taesi,y evening the ladies mis-.
slonary society held . very pleasant
meeting at Ms. Dr. LAmson's.
The fryeburg Academy debating
society had lively discussion OF the
tariff question, at their last meeting
The next subject for debate Will be the
Income tax.
Dr. n. l. Bartlett has begun vaccinat-
Ing the Inhabitants Of the town, aud the
remark "Dont touch my arm" 10 . COM
mou Que In our streets. ,
The i,dies Of the Congregational
society gave reception on Friday even
ing to the families Who have rccentl,
moved into the village.
Ga next Friday week the young peo-
pie % the society will present the farce
entitled abr. Bsxter's Invention. a
good cast of characters has been chosen
and q laughsble entertainment IL ex'
pected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
STATE RANK AND PRODUCTS

Oregon !. seventh In fisheries and fifteenth
In wheat.
Delswar. 1. the twenty .flr.t o. the states
In apple.
Wet Virginia q. NTH In coal, eighth In
buekwhest and Iron.
Louisiana !. fr,t In sugar. third In rice
aud seventh In cotton.
Maine IL nftA In buckwheai, eighth In
hoI~, ninth In potatoes.
Kansas IL nth In cattle and corn, ninth
In hogs, hor-es aud coal.
New Hampshire l. third In cotton goci,
and flftesnth Ia POTATOES
New jersey sends Ia marks, every yesi
20o0D basket. ~ p.aohs- aud makes oyei
1D,oo gallon. ~ appleJack.
California stands hr.t Ia gold and grsp-s,
scoond Ia sheep aud wool, In hop-. third: In
wheat, nfth; In silver. eighth.
Maryland grows every year over t,O.0o.
81 - farm pr-lucts snd Iaek- over 90.
On o~s~- of fruits and ,eg,table.
Iowa l. hrst In hogs, second Ia corn. hs,
and oats, third Ia horses and mules, hfth In
railways. seventh In wheat snd coal.
Mississippi grows nearly l.o0oo bales oi
cotton and .end. north every season al'oui
s.Oo carloads % fruits and Vegetables.
G-orIsis !. .soond In rice aud sweet potA
tos-, thirl la cotton. fourth la sugar. sey
.nth la horSes aud mules and tsnth la hogs
Arizona has prUiuc-i more than t-l.o0,
OO % pr,ciou. metals The exports ~ Ill
YER have .,Oscdei 10000 year. VI cup
per. t.1D,UO
Nebraska grows every year so.0o."
worth u farm products. There ar. $50
farms, which prUiuos g'O.oo.co bushels Of
corn aud wheat
Ohio l. fir.t In shsep and wool. seoood 10
petroleum and steel. fourth In wheat
sheep. coal and liquors, and hfth Ia cows,
hay and tolsoco.
MontshA has produced nearly one third
- the gold. silver. copper aud lead In the
unit~i STATS. The mines % this state
have yielded over t.o,oD,oo
Illinois pru.uos- ts'O, oD,oOof farm prsi
uc's every yrar The grain prvluet reaehs,
tits,00.0D. liy. stock. S1.0o.0o. dairy
products, 90 anon. hay AMI potAto--. 81.
Uo,oD The farm property Is valued q,
more than tl,UD,oD,uoD.-st. Louis Ulobs
Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
GREENWOOD

Another touch % Tsru weather Mon
day morning. but the rosds have been
pat In good shspe sgain since the storm,
snd n l. doubtful u there has been mor-
good sl,ighing ~ 90 the present date In
sny winter during the last century.
Certainly a bstter winter for out door
business Ne could not have, but the bush
ness itself Il lacking. aud there's the
rub, aud q hard one u l. In New York
and BROOKLYN, according % the weekly
report, % say nothing 90 other pisces.
Lets see, when did they promise 90 get
round -o "a Ia make times better,
I.ey. Mr.. Bryant had an appointment
for an illustrated temperance lecture a,
the City last "wednesday evening, but
on account % the travelling u wa. de-
ferrcd tin Monday evening. Report
avs the entertainment was very Inter
e.ilng aud veil attended.
Nelson Jackson has been getting In
birch. but Il nov hauled az With sore
hand. Iiis hired man u doing what
he can at II alone.
That conundrum In the December
Storyteller MAS we'll gotten ~,
and equally we'll answered by
Calchas. N the person Just mentioned
had given due attention 10 writing
poetry, a. Il seems Ia us he ought "a
have done, he would be standing AZ the
head to-day, az q Maine verse writer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
hARIfoRp.

January 3oth was the time set for ths
Crystal Wave Lodge, I. o. OF q. T., ia
celebrate the 10Th anniversary, but
owing To bad weather Il Was postponed
TO February 9th. We had an Invita-
ton 10 20 aud We went. We always
90 10 any respectable place where
We are Invited. IL II safe 10 say
that the Wave IL one Of the most proc
porous lodges In the state. They al
ware have good time at the Wave, but
this year think Everything included)
they beat their record several seconds.
The hall Was well packed With old and
young before supper, bat after supper u
Was almost Impossible to move. The
entertainment was very good. The
young ladies and gentleman from Buck
field performed some good vocal music
aud when they got through the old organ
never let up but kept right along on his
own hook. There were some very good
remarks from Rev. Mr.. Lawrence,
Walter Purkis, II. u. Irish aud others.
Al 4? o'clock sharp We all went home.
George Record has moved from Buck.
field to w. y. Jorian's.
We learn that Axel fogg IL quite sick.
Harry Bicknell from Boston made .
dying visit at the Hartford Cold spring
Farm last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
DtxetClO.

Rev. W. W. Hooper preached In the
church sunday, Feb. I, 20 q large and
attentive audience. lie went 20 Rum
ford Falls In the afternoon.
W. q. Harlow has zone away to 70.
main q short time. Ills sister lone has
charge Of the store In hls Absence.
Lucy Reynolds, only daughter OF Mr.,
y. q. Reynolds, has becn quite sick but
IL much better at present.
The lady friends Of Tuscan Lodge,
.. q. q. r., gave benefit ball In Odd
Fellows Hall Thursday evening. A
good time WAS had by all who attended.
Some Of our people went Ia Rumiorsl
Falls Wednesday evening of last week to
attend IN entertainment given In the new
hall, under the auspices of the aid
society 90 the universalist psrish at that
place.
Frank Stanley's spool factory started
M Thursday morning, having been shut
down for some time.
The ladies Aid society of the church
In this village will give q "Illue Jay
supper st the residence Of Mrs. j. u.
Edmunds. Price Of supper Is cents for
sdalts aud 10 cents for children under
u years 81 sge. Rev. W. w. Hooper
win be present at this time.
Rev. W. W. Hooper will preach In the
church, Feb. II, at the usual hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
WEST BETHEL.

Francis Barker, who long lived at West
Rethel, died last week at the residence OF
his son Charles at East Bethel. Mr..
Barker was q native Of Waterford, but
spent the larger portion OF hls long life
at West Bethel, where he Was much e.
teemed by all who knew him, being an
upright and honorable citizen and kind
friend and nelghbor. lie had several
children, but only one survives him.
Ills wife died . Few years ago, since
which he has lived With his son. The
deceased Was about 30 years old.
A sad accident occurred at this place
q few days ago. A man came from
Berlin To drive . team for A. =. Bean
but Was thrown down on the sled BY ths
sudden starting Of the team and one arm
Was broken. He Was taken TO his hons
on the cars.
We learn that G. l.. Abbott, Jr., 10 v
store Ice preparatory TO becoming
patron Of the bethel butter factory.
Fertilizer agents are active.
Nathan and Oscar Grover have 70
turned TO 0rono. -,
A. r. Mason d hauling timber TO MILL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
SUMNER

4 delegation from this place attended
the Good Tsmplsrs' circle at East sun
ner Tuesday evening % last week.
There was q pound party ~ v. punn's
Thursday night, Feb. Let. over seventy
were present.
Eliphalet Morrill, remains about the
same.
~ far a. Ne learn ther, are no new
cases % sickness this week.
CORY Bonnsy - West sumner l. at
WIN. Abbott's doing chores While he l.
axaV waiting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
NORWAY LAKE.

Mrs. Warren whittier of Boston IL
visiting at Benj. Marstons.
Mr.. Mar.ton l. not any better.
Early Monday morning Mrs. Helen
kllgore, wife Of Emerson kilgore, died
very suddenly. Her health had not been
very good for some time, but she bad
done her work up to the time OF her
death.
Henry kIlgore aud wife Of Boston
came To attend the funeral 1T their
mother.
Mr.. Charles wentEel has been quite
sick With the grippe.
Thursday.
David Flood. sister, Mrs.. George
Cary 10 Portland, IL visiting relative. at
this place.
q. W. Partridge and wife are both bet
ter and get out some.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
WILSON'S MILLS.

A snow storm aud great deal OF wind
last Tuesday.
Dr. J. W. Davis and q. u. Dow hsye
gone up the Magalloway among the
camps.
A man VAS brought out from fergu-
SON. camp with badly cut foot. Kelly
carried him TO Errol TO take the stage
for Berlin.
Cuvier Wilson Who has been chopping
for Elias Bennett IL laid up with cut
foot.
Peddler Murphy IL In town With his
usual assortment % goods.
Ten men came out from York 4 IAry's
camp "wednesday.
n. q. bennett IL done ysrdlng and has
moved out Of the woods; has some two
shedding to do from home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
OlEORD.

Mrs. Geo. lIaIen's father, Mr.. Obadiah
Cook. died at his home In Harrison feb.
ist, aged about ~ years.
The high school, Was been dis
continued for n short time ON account oi
the lllne.s % Mr.. IIanscou, IL again In
session.
A delegation from the r. A. Robert.
Post. u. 4. H., attended the annual en-
cam Dnent In bangor. Feb. q and..
Mrs.. Eaunce, widow of seth faunce.
had paralytlc shock while at church
on sunday. She Il more comfortable at
the present writing, but at her advanced
age IL 4. doubtful 10 she RECEIVERS.
Married at Lewiston, Feb. 4, James
Daniels % Worcester, Mass, and Agnes
Nehne of Oxford.
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w,sr esy.BuRo

Feb. G. The coolest morning for the
winter.
The men In thl. neighborhood turned
out With their teams aud got up quite a
supply Of wood, both dry and green, for
widow.
Bailey aud Fred Ilutchins sent their
furs 10 market. aud realized quite little
.um of money from them. l think the
boys will open hank account soon.
The stirling Literary Club met with
Mr.. l.. Haley. The next meeting III
be with Mrs. n. Jones, which will be
q club tea.
The grange will hold an all day meet.
ing FEB. L.. Dinner will be served st II
O'Clock prompt. Literary meeting IN
the afternoon. Mr.. III. Walker Will
read the paper. send In your contribu'
ftnu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
BYRON.

We are reconciled To last weeks furi-
ou. storm when We learn IL VAS
much hilder here than out In the settle
ments.
The loggers AZ storer & McIsughllns
eamp are still afflicted With the mumps,
new cases breaking out every few days.
Jewelry pe,idlers are beginning To flock
into camp, Indicating the men are ae-
cumulsiing a surplus.
viii Day and bert Wing OF Mexico
are In town. thinking the fishing season
had arrived. II would take more
whl.key than Mexico can furnish To
bring NV courage up 10 the nshlng
point With mercury al ls9 below, az "
Il here 81 late.
Ida Abbott Il spending q few weeks
i'm her sister, Mrs. l.. w. smith al
Canton. and her brother Freclsnd, our
tax collector. b-coming frenSied with
loneliness. "struck out last week on =
visiting tour, with IRE In his eye, threat
enlng TO '.jug" several delinquent TAI
PAYERS N he came across them.
Rosetta shaw's numerous friends arr
much pleased 20 learn that she 10 more
comfortable.
Wallace Reed aud ~lfe are visiting
fec days at his fathers, A. %. Reed's.
A. q. Reed arrived home With new
stock of goods saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
GRAFTON

Two very cold morning. thi. week :
Monday - below sud rue.dsy 30.
Thomas .. bragg % Upton died the
sih. lIe has becn Ia feeble health Tor q
long time. lie wAs one % the fir.t set
tiers 10 the town 81 Upton.
George belong, nj work Ia the woods
for Coolidge, WAS taken lame In his
ankle, and cannot walk. lie IL In no
pain when b. I. quiet. lie !. young
mau about ~ or ~ years old.
The sick ones arr on the gain.
Mr.. !. T.. Brooks IL much better, al
though not able Ia Ii up any yet.
several crews are short 81 help. \
few good new ones could Ind work a,
good pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
HEBRON

The students held soclahle wednes-
dAy evening la sturteysnt Hall.
Sin weeks % the winter term already
gone.
Relatives and others from this place
attended the funeral % j. \. Bucknam
AZ Mechanic falls Thursdsy afternoon.
Mr.. buchanan wss native % Hebron
aud always continued a frequent visitor.
The children here have had quite a
fever collecting postage stamps. D. ".
Glover. little boys have over luH
different kinds.
We are not given to complaining o,
slight mistakes, but would suggest Ia
the Democrat that 4. N. In lsst weeks
item. Was meant for afternoon Instead
Ol postmaster a. printed. The Idea 81
the ''po.tmssteT's mall" VAS new Ia "a
aud struck Va rather funny Ia say the
lesst.
We are glad To say that Mrs. :. u.
Richardson l. gaining and now able to
b. around her room. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
wssv SUMNER.

Packard a Young have saved 5000
20 lumber AZ their mill this winter.
Card party al Wallace Iycrson's
Wednesday evening. \ good time va.
enjoyed BY all.
IN. Packsrd, n. +. Heath aud wives
we're At West Pari. Tuesday evening.
The best ~ sleighing
FIR. barrett Ia .con 10 move 10 An
dover "a care for Mr.. Barretts AGED
father and mother.
WIN. T. Bouney l. hauling maple 10
Buckfield for Packard 4 Young.
=. n. wethcrtcc WAs In town Wednes-
day.
Mis-. q. ". Heath has been Spreading =
feW dAys Nth her daughter, Mrs. luni,
AZ Buckheld.
Oscar SNifi l. 90 build long shed In
connection with hls harm this spring.
Mr.. N. 4. Heath has been Spending =
few days with her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Tuell, AZ West Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
MASON.

Our farmers are busy securing their
Ice. The mill pond was alive with men
aud boys the first days Of the week.
Addison Iiean loaded q car OF poplar
last Monday.
y. I. Besn has been drawing wood
from hls Murphy lot.
George ~. brown walked down Ia the
pond last Monday. quite trip for him
Ia hi. feeble health.
u. T.. Mills secured two foxes last
week. Had Ia dix for them.
Mr.. Richmond !. drawing u. T.. Mills
birch "a West Bethel.
No meeting for the last two Sundays
In town.
Herbert whitman IL not able To be out
much. lie IL having q long. hard time
Of IL. We are sorry for him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE ooINos or the WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF rht COUNTY.
RuMEoRp FALLS


Owing To the breaking 90 . essting or
the water wheel gate at the electric light
station Rumford Fails has been In dark
ness for few nights past. superin'
tendsnt Eaton sAys they will be running
all right in fen days.
4 large zudlenee gathered NJ tbs
wigwam to hear Prof. bennett and
others last "Wednesday evening. The
entertainment VAS gotten up under thu
suspices % the tnlverssllst society.
The singing by Miss Jordan aud Mrs.
Morrison Vas heartily applaudcd. At
lntermission, midway 10 the entertain
ment, refreshments 90 ice-cream, cake
and coree we're served. All went home
pronounclng Il q grand success.
The first assembly 81 Prof. thsse's
dancing school wss held al the Wigwsm
last Thursday evening.
Il. 4. jordan has sold out his stock 81
boot. aud shoes To :. J. Gonys of Ber-
lin, Who will contlnue the buslne.s a.
before.
six candidates were given the lnltis-
tory degr,e by rennacook Lodge, l. a.
q. D., last Tuesday evening.
Rumford Clothing Co. are closing out
their stock preparatory 10 suspend
Ing business h.rc.
Deputy sheriff y. 4. Porter aud wife
returned from their Walt Ia MAsssshu-
sets last Thursday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
Anars aiIcsrlIIn-

Reuel Gray's stand Was sold to j. II.
Damon, sud hi. psrsonsl property Ia
different parties by public auction a lev
dave ago.
Mr.. Africa farrar u ~ home once
more after a number 20 months absencc.
wm. Cressey has gone "a salem,
Mass. to stop = while.
Morrill, a Parsons have got through
cutting lumber, aud now have eight OF
ten men cutting cord wood on their
Alden ksen lot In sumner.
Charles Conten has sold hi. colt To
jefferson Russell.
O.car Turner IL Hartford Vas At hls
fathers one day last week.
Harry Head has gone 20 Bowdoin
College for another term.
Fred Head WAS AZ lewiston on bush
ness the Gth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
UPTON.

Frye Bragg IL very low and no hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
John Akers sni wife Of Errol spent
sunday with his mother, Mrs. >. NJ.
Abbott.
Etna Z. lane has returned to the
woods.
Mrs. T.. T.. Morse has returned home
from Norway. =,
The lumbermen In this section are ell
doing a good business this winter:
Two men Who have been working foi
Ryerson have cut their feet badly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
STOW

The young people are having very
exciting time going Ia psrtie. aud
DANCES. 4 certain Young man forgot Ia
call aud get hi. girl aud left her al home
waiting patiently for him To come.
Iva Charles l. Waiting her cousin,
Ethel Guptlll. sud friends.
Georgis walker had = birthday party
the Eth, aud gave her mates an invita-
ton To tea sud spend the evening. They
had very nice time.
Ethel Guptill has party the lOth.
She expects Ia have a good time.
Mrs. ~. II. Barrow. !. with her daugh-
ter Alice, helping ear. for her little
grandson Who !. quite sick.
Annie keni.ton l. quite well again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
SWEDEN.

Congratulations are In order at the
home Of George Kimball, North Bridg-
ton, on the birth Of little daughter.
Orpha Durgin went to Norway last
week TO assist In caring for the children
Of A. J. Piummer, who Are sick with
pneumonla.
Bertha Holden and Ida Flint are at.
tending Bridgton Academy.
G. w. Bennett, q. N. Bennett and
Morrill, Jewell are hauling timber foF
John Wilson.
q. r. saunders, Alvin Pike and Seth
Bracelet are storing thsir Ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13

The crows have made their appearance,
avery early date. II may indicate an
early spring.
cur road. are pow good aud every one
having business 10 do Il making the
mo.t % u.
Mis- Anna Leach % Raymond visited
friends Ia town this week.
Joseph Reed ~ Byron, With hl. horses,
I. drawing poplar with frcd Merrill
Farmers have a good market for their
hay. There ar, so many team. running
on birch aud poplar, the pricc. at the
barn are about the same as the Lewiston
farmers receive after drawing IL Into the
CITY
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LOWELL.

There will be q supper at the town
hall ON Wednesday evening Of this week,
the proceeds to be devoted to the repairs
on the house.
The Grand Army post will have .
sociable ct the town hall the evening Of
the 31nd Instant.
The Congregational Circle Of the Gen.
tire was entertained nj the homo OF Mr..
and Mrs.. ]. II. Stearns on Wednesday
evening. The Officers Of the new year
were chosen - follows:
Prsslisst, Mr. J. u. ssesrss.
VIE Prssldess. hrs. J. n. varisssoa.
fssSssr3.. N. :. I. fissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
aavANr,s POND.

There wasa large attendance at the
Pomona Grange held here Tuesday.
Nearly one hundred came on the ears
&. q. Perhsm has returned home from
Bridgion.
The selectmen have been In session
the past week settling up the town
sfiairs.
n. 4. Iloughton will take three
months trip west this season, accom-
panied by his wife.
Mr.. Albert T.. Felt Of sharon IL In
town. :,
Rev. J. n. I.ittleheld intends Ia sell
hi. property In thi. village and move 10
the West. where he will engage In mis-
slonary work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13

len more - those Light Brahma hens
49, !. .tu,yrcd last week, Ina The cellar
= an uuo,cupicd house 81 Ox-
,5-l .rI thry arr now In the possession
rfE.s..tsf lark. They Ar. positively
u.-f.seia. Lester y. Roblnson's hens.
Th1.s uho have worked up the matter
Az, ,srt much pleased With the present
,i.,.. n aftirs. aud say they have q
49,, ts.s gaiusi The Thieves, but when
a. - them What make. them think
-. thst smile knoSingly and say they're
49, giving aNav their case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
NORvs ALBANY.

Mls. Fannie lame. has gone to work
on Bethel ilill
George W. kimhall made diving trip
home last saturday, aud returned again
sunday afternoon.
Leland kimhsll has gone 10 >hel-
burue this week 10 stay with hi. cousin,
q. ". klmhall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13
SotIrs RtlugORD

Job Morrill,. With hi. wife aud sou. !.
visiting AZ Mrs.. Morrill's mothers, Mr..
Erastu- Ahbot;'s. and AZ her uncles'
NJ. l.. wymsn's, this week.
&. VI. Elliott has hecn helping VI. L..
and ". \. wyman ct up their wood.
". y. Clark Was AZ home couple oil
days last week. Tie l. working In the
woods Ia Byron.
Mr.. Porter % Andoyer Visited her
daughter. Mr.. Clara Bes.ey, this week.
school In District No. I, which Ia.
been taught by MAydell Hemingway,
close. this Nesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13

Most 81 the sick ones here are on the
gain. Three or four are still quite .lck.
Charles stevens moved his brother
Dwight. goods To Paris last week.
They will have Ia get up wood aud Ice
for use on the farm bought OF u. W.
Durham.
Rev. Seth Henson 1. expected back to
hl. farm this spring. -.
=. y. i.ittlehale IL getting his mill
yard nearly full of lumber.
n. W. Durham has been making re-
pair. on hls store rent and moves In this
week.
Miss Robbins has engaged q short term
of school la Greenwood.
D.. ~. Andrews Ia. gone Ia the medi-
cal school at Brunswick.
~. ". Durham .old twelve head oi
cattle last week To Mr.. wardwell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13

u,rr, Poland and John Berry, two %
a. s,. found over 10 this term of court
Ia ths charge 20 larceny OF hens, arc
- .sr,ing sentence % 80 day. In An
5-,..or.,n county Jail Tor larceny %
a.. Ihs, were tried and sentenced
L..f aask
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-13

Aryro. - the hen case, q IAri. I'm
- -.marks The idea of lot of
49, .t.rd.ug almost a whole dsy trying
., le..is vhethsr . mAn can identify
hi. usu hsn.' Don't you suppose !
r,grl ri.k oct nv blddies iron among
, hgrl-,,l othsrsF