davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-03-05
Don Ser Ronsel Rerab
Grnohnt pfarrer Sar5Ytsfi feline pfarr=
finoer, itb oen I~norouuneen oes Ges
iullohettsamtes I'll fiioer1.

Hcp. 8ar3Dnsfi, Der 8farrer ser pol>
nticben fatbolii6en ct. StaniSlatS7S trbe
an ber Jto6elz uno Sugra6amItraBe, nabm
9eltern BON Der &an5cl berab @elegenbett,
eS Den Wtit9lieoern icincr @emeinbe al baS
6cr3 3u le9cn, fic9 ben N%noronnn9en beS
0clunbbcitsamteS 3ur Gini6rGnfung Der
Electromagnetic 81 fiige1, uno feline 9luSs
fii6run9en iber bielen @egenltan6 merben
Bel Dem @influ1ie, Ben ct aut Sic Wit9lieber
ieiner @emetn6e ausitbt, ii6erlicb biel baz
gu beitragen, baS @trfen ber @elun6beitsz
beamten tbattrdftig 5u unteritllBen.
2nlaB 5u ietnen1 8orgc6en CAB bem
@etltltcben Die 6lucbt Der MorD 8otlasfa
bon 80 GDaptnitraBe, Die ict1er @jemeinoe
an9eb0rte, aus Dem gOfenboipttaG. So
balo ais 9tep. 8or3DnSft bon 0em 8orfau
bOrte, benacbridbti9te er Sic @~ciunbbeite7
beamten, baB ct ppn ber &anSel bcrab feline
0emeinoe iiber Sen @egenltan0 belebren
tperoe.
8farrer 8~or5Dnsft legtc in ieincr Bre6i9t
ieinen 3ub0rern Sic N~ot6!penoigfeit bar,
ben 9eleBli5en 8eitimmungen fir bic @rz
baltung oeS @~emcinDoblS nacb5ulebeu, un0
CT foroerte leine 3uborer ouf, iic6 urb tDre
&tnoer impfen 81 laiien, ME ct ite audi SIT
itberSeu9en ilc6te, baB bic 6oipitdler nicbt
Statten oer @efabr, ionOern Der Siber6cit
leien. Gum S9luiie ietner NuSfiibrungen
lu6 ct Die &ir6cnGlteiten Elm, ii9 am 9facbz
mittag BEL ibm in ber 8farret eiu3uftuben,
I'm Sdritte 81 eitlem or9aniitrten Gor=
9e6en 81 beipreden.
Sn bteier Nabmitta9sber am mlung, an
Der Iber 100 Der einfluBreibiten Yolen Der
9tacbbari6aft tbeilnabmen, seigte eS itb,
DaB Die 0lusfii6rungen bes @eiitlicben nt4t
auf unfrlt6t6aren 8oben gefauen iparen.
SIS Dur6e etnitimmig Der 8elbluB 9efaBt,
etr 9reter7Gontte 3u %ernennen, oa5 Durcb
Die polnfide 8reiie unb burb pcrl0nlicben
@tnfluB Die polntiben 8emobner Der Staot
neranlalien iOQ, bic @e1unobettsbeamten in
tbrem gStrten 81 mtcritiiben. a3u Wfit@
glicOern bieies GomiteS ipuroeu 8farrer
Sar5DnSfi, Getcr &iol6aiia uno Gbomas
&rltlif erllannt.
Son Wfarp BoflaSfo BADEN bie @eiun67
bettsbeamten noch feline Spur ~gcfun6en.
gticbt unm0glicb lit es, baB iie mach Ntilz
palfec gefabrcn lift, molelbit ite Gerpanbte
bat, uno Elm Getter bon ibr ipir0 iic6 6eltte
oortbtn b~egeben, I'M, ipenu n1Gglicb, ibren
Nufentbaltsort Su ermtitteln. QtnlaB St Ser
6lucbt Der 8olin CAB angebltD Elm oltes
9Setb, oas tbr rietb, iicb nicbt nab bem
8latternb0ipttaL bringen At lalien, ga
bon bort Ntenan0 lebenbig tpieber berauSz
Filmed
, 1894-03-05
Souen Rehenfhaft ableoen.

9(m IS. Oftober 1893 erlangte Sic Tirma
BalBer & @6aie I'M &reis9ericbt Elm 53abz
lun8surtbeil 9e9en gtobert 9teiu un6 2ouiS
s.. WtaRnte auf $2364,27. 0a bieie Sorz
bernng bis iebt nidt befrie6igt lift, 10 per@
lan9te Der 9tecbtSnodbfoGger Ser bannaltgen
tlGgerticben gartei, G0as. q. 8oIber,
beute Wor8en I'M &reisgertcbt, baB Die Ser
urtDetlten %ge5tpun9en tperoen, cine genaue
Site ibres felt BEN Iebten 3pei Sabren be-
%leiienen peri0nli6en unb realen @i9en=
tbumS anfertigcn, iopie OaB ie iiber ben
8erbletb bteieS Gi9entbumS 6ec6eni6aft
oblegen. Sin am -. Tebruar 1894 auf
8etreiben bon 8olber Dor9enommener
YfGnoun9sOeriub lit erfoI8IOs geblieben.
, 1894-03-05
IN fterben0em 5uitanoe fortse
fhoft.

6eute friib ge8en 4 ltbr pur6e Scr 9trtz
brIan5tpa9en beS 6arriiOnitr.e 9titriftS
nacb Der i'm @r69eicboB beS 6auieS 431 g..
Glartitr. beftnblt6en Q~8diberei bcs Gbiz
neien Sing See g~erufen, UNI BON sort cine
pGDbli6 iebr tronf genor0ene ettpa 25iGbz
rt9c gut9efleiOete Srou nacb bem 6ripitaG
3u- ibafen. Der Gbtnele tennt bic Trau
nicbt unb tpeiB nur, baB ie zine Stunbe
porber in Sic 8Gicherei fam, nit ibmS STREET.
begann unb iib bann iiber llnmoblietn flaz
genb auf cine 8anf lebte. QIS ibr 3uitanb
INNER i9ltmmer tpurbe, IteB ct ite fortz
l6affen. 9te Ner5te i'm 9Oipital itnb Der
9lnii9t boB oas Srauen3tmmer cine 8u
9roBe 9OiiS WOrpbtn etngenOmmen. Sbr
3uitanb wtro ais ie6r frittib 9eic9tlbert.
, 1894-03-05
Gin fromn1er Bandit.

Sacob Sc6ulB, Elm Observation-Disclosures
Der in $50. 10 Q8aro Court nit leiner Taz
Mile Do6nt, bate mach pocbenla1gem
Yaulieren c1bltcb mie6er Nrbett qefunDen.
Nm Salnftog QlbenO cling CT nit ieinem
bart crtporbencn g8ocbenlobu bon $3.50
beimipGrtS, ais i'm in Der GfQbe iciuer
980Dnltng bier 6erlc Qnbielten ltl0 bic
6erauSgabe leineS @eloeS D~erlQnqten.
SelbitperitGn6li6 WoIte CT oieier 2(uffor6cz
rlt1g lttcht 6olBe ~letlten, ba ieine oarbenDe
SamtIie auf baS @jelo tpartetc un0 es mobrz
lbetnltcb not5menOi9er braucbte, ais bic bier
0alunfen.
gtob letner able9nen6en Q(nttport pqdten
tDn 5tpet Der &erle bel ben Qlrmen, un0 Elm
anOerer belt iDu1 Elm ge0ffnetes 9taitcrmelz
Ter oic9t al Die &eDle, uuD Der 0icrte oltrCbz
1ltcbte 1ctne 3alcbeu un0 erleicbterte i'm nm
1etn 0elO. 9taA Dollbrac6tcr Shat ltefen
tie Dnp0n, ben arnlcn Nlrbeitcr 1einem
Sbtd1al llberln1ieno. S6ulb beric6tete
ben Sail Der Yoli5ei unO mQcbte bQrQuf
outmerfiam, OaB ct Ginen pom ben 0icr,
mo spar Den, Der 6aS Wfeiicr in 6dnbcn
bate, Mm. S. OtlrpbD (ocr ebenfaus in
Jto. 10 Naro @ourt mODnc), FEMME.
98n1. S. Wturp0p, ser Der 6ii6rey' ciner
IN Der @e9eno be8 6ol8Oii1rittS an Der ~.
StraBe lbr ltnlpeien treibenDen NQllber=
banoe lein lou, murbe aus Dem Settle Qes
bolt, BON ScbulB iocntiii3irt unO perbo5tet.
9ente oerlucbtc CT Dor 9tic6ter 0Dolep elm
Nltbt nac93umctlen unb 3Dor polte er AM
3ett oeS H~aubonfaIs in Der Some Mil1ion
l47 Us. Is. Str. 0n0dcbtig ben erbebennen
@elan9en uno Der inbollreicben 8rcbiot
beS IN Der Wttliton pirfenoen @eiitltcben
gelouicbt baben. @r tonnte itcb aber trosz
Dem bes SerteS Der 8reoi9t nicbt e%ntlinnen.
Dem 9ti6ter fam oas 9uibi 0enr oucb ettpoe
3tDeifeIbaft Dor unb er iibertp!eS Inn oober
unter 5000 8Irgibaft Dem 6riminalger;cbt
, 1894-03-05
0ouohltn's Sreunoe.

@tnem @eric6t 3ufolge, ion 8oIiatit
S'SDole bon Der Stanton 0(ne.z Station
meDrere Woben bantt beibdfti9t getpeien
ictn, fitr Oie 8ertbeibi9ung Dan GougbIiu's
@cloer SIT iammeln, nacbOem feline Gor9ez
lebten tbn SIT oteiem 3ped llrlaub 9e9eben
batten. 8oli5eicbef 8rennan un6 iein Sc
billie &tplep ertLdren, baB fife BON ber Sacbe
NIGHTS %tpiIiell, aber cine l~tntcriucbun9 an
itelen. molleu. 2etber lit eS icbon offers
Oorgefomnter, boB Die sur @erbiitun9 uno
8eltrofung bon 8erbrecber angeitelten
Si6er0ettStpdcbter Dem Derbrccberii6en
@lemente 8ori6ub lciiten unO benz
StaatSouipalt etnen &nitppeI 3piiben Die
8etne %iperfen.
, 1894-03-05
8eaure9aro perIon9t $4,000.
1la@ipieI zines GriminaI9eridts=pro3ede

2ouiS 8cauregaro bat 6eute Morgen i'm
Superjorgertcbt 8cgen bic 8aufleute g8ilz
bur S. @orltB, SoDn q. GorliB un6 elmer
s.. Garrett, tDefcDc 3uiammen bic Ttrma
GarltB 8ros. & So. biloen, cine Sbaoenz
~eriaBfla9e IN 60be bon $4,000 etnge>
reicbt.
Q8ie ben 2eiern 6ieieS States ertnnerIib
ietn miro, mar 2ouiS 8ealtre9ar6 auf 8ez
tretben Der %9cnannten Sirma benz &idbter
8recman inter Der 2tntlage 0er l1nteri6laz
gun8 porgetlt6rt DOrOen, tpur6e ieoocb BON
elmer Surp am lebten Santitag e6renDou
tret8eiprocbcn. Som 26. Tebruor bis gum
4. 0tdr3 iaB CT in 0aft.
Nuf Die nit 0ieIem GriminolproScB Der
bunoene moralii9e @rnteori8ung unO 8ez
idimpfun8 fOumt 8collregaro in Der bon
tbnl etn9erei9ten @ioilfla8e 8uriif un6
Derloltgt ais griaB $50, 000.
SIM @eri9t erre8te Die &Iageic6rtft Nufz
leben, >petl ite 10 prompt nacb benz Qtbi4luB
DeSllnteri 6lagun8SprDaeiicS auftoltcbt. Die
9lntpGlte 6eS &lG9erS 8eauregarD 1iu6
@i9enbur9 un6 0bitfielo.
, 1894-03-05
I'M See %ertrunfen.

Clint SUB bon @aIton Blace i~tirsten am
Samftag gfa6mittag flint &naben in BEN
Gee u1lb Der 11iGbri9e Sront 6arbD BON
SEQ. 279 Ontario StraBe e%rtranf. 9te
&naben ipieIten auf elmer lcbntmmenben
@tsiboQe, tpelcbe Sic 2oit nicbt tragen
fonntc. @S itanOen gut .3ett mebrere err
tpa9iene gerionen am llfer, peI9e i'm
Stonoe ~getpeien wdren, Ben .&naben gu
retten, nah0em 6eiien SpielgefGbrtcn 1tb
9lii6licb ipieber in Stber6eit gebrabt bat
ten, aber 0tteman6 riibrte elm @lieb. Stir
Die Wfutter beS &noben TT Oteier S6refenS>
iblug nm 10 ibperer, ais Dor Sa6reSfriit
tQr Wfann In etnem Nnfale bon MteIan6oz
lie Sel6itmor6 begging.
, 1894-03-05
Die Kabe Idft oas NIouien nidt.

Sin gteger, NamenS 6arpeo Sadion,
tpurbe am 9onneritag bon ether Suro i'm
Grtmtnal9ert6t bon Der Nnfla9e beS Gin
brrtcbS frei9elprOcben uno Die @eic6norenen
GuBerten bel oieier @ele9enbeit, baB eS cine
SAanoe lei, etnen yebrenbaften, arbeitz
iamen 9te9er" 3u Derbaften. Der ebrenbafte
SafiOn tpur0e troboem gaitern Morgen bel
einem neuen @inbrIb ertoppt, BEN ct unb
Gin ~farbiger @enoIie in SrcD. S1iuin9's
Sdrberei, 1906 @aboib 2oe., begingen.
2uS Sadion iicb Oer 8erbaituns 6urd9 Sic
Slucbt 81 ent5teben luc6te, iboB ibm $50
lt5iit Start cine Gugel ms 8ein, porauf
ct nocb Dem WcrcDz9 OSpttaI 9ebrabt
tpurbe.
, 1894-03-05

- SEER @robant, Der neue S6ulceniusz
Superintendent, lit nit ben &orarbetten
fir Die 8ornabme bes S6ulcenius nabe3u
fertig unb miro tpabribeiuIi6 nob in biez
Ter Q8ocbe nit ettpa 100 5uperlGiitgen 3G6s
Term an bic praftti6e Qlrbeit geben.
= 9ie 8oGt3ilten Ttb Maurice un6
&tGep faBten geitern Morgen I'm l lbr
George Scott unb SameS 6anilan al, ais
ie in Dem Slciiberlaben bon Charles
&Leiiten, 10 Sib 6alltcb Ctr, etn3uz
breeder! ilcbten. 6eute Gormtttdg iiberz
pies &i6ter ScuaD tie inter ie $500
8Irgibaft an bos Grimtnalgeri6t, uno be-
legte ie auBerbem NIT elmer Strate bon ie
So, tpegen Sragens elmer YtitOle.
, 1894-03-05

: Der @abriprucb ser Goronersiurb in
Sem Snqueit ii6er bic 2eicbc Ser a3piaingc
9lntoniO unO Nnnie Ta5ior, bon go. ITO
@. GbicagO 2lOe., bic am Samlta9 friib in
ibrem 8ette tobt Dorgefunben murOen,
Ialtete auf SOB Ourb einen un9liidIiden
2ufaQ.
, 1894-03-05

Glitter.
&obert @onfel, Wtatbtlbe Sourle. =. .21-21
@eo. @ilbert, 6ilba {oouer. .32-32
0itri6 SSocobl ell, Otorp Seltum. 49,. .43-3S
SoneS {. @loper, 2ortnOe 0oeriu9 ..37-32
Soiepb @aibeu, Stole @onnor. 49,. 1873
~Eerotnanp QStefer, &pOta $oetl er, ...27-21
Nerl1ol1t 2Stnttt9, Nngult0 Sprnob .20-1S
Sobu 8obltei6, Wtorp 8oetin9. .... .29-28
Sobn S6ebeto, Soiepbine @boum. . .26-22
@tlleppe S55S, Wton9etta 2arocco. BIS
@Das. S. u. @nberio OH, Warg 8eltslep .2S-31
6reO Sbon1plen, 2eua OliDu........ 1874
Carl 9onIen, 6ulbo Carlton. .21-21
Feter @robomsfi, Gi3sie 9ubfowsta. $3.50
, 1894-03-05
beirdtbsfcbeine.

So[9cnbe 6eiratbSibeine purben 6eute
Uforgcn bon 0errn Salmonion i'm 8ureau
0e9 GOuntDclertS ouSgefertigt:
, 1894-03-05

N%bonntrtouf bos ~9lben6bIatt Ser SGtnots
Staats@ 3ettun9. Yreis | Sent.
, 1894-03-05
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Annual Statement q PIsrt the sxc RE4 H0NG FIRE
Reading IN the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day OF December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
s,,ueoao eAlua

The truckmsu have gone on TO wheels.
Az our town meeting last Monday
everybody anticipated an ell day's job
but Mr.. fetteugiIl MAS chosen moderation
aud the way I've rushed the business vas
very much praised.
ijrs. Honey and lliuford have lifted
up themselves an Office over itamsdel'
q Cuttings store. :,
James McGrrgor II excavating . cellar
under tbs Howe storc, occupied by
Muriock q FREEMAN.
Eugene Arros broke Into Bridgham a
fernsld's last sunday night about mid
night. lie broke out large pane OF
glass In the front door and rrtreated tor
. few minutes. Mr.. fernald heard the
glass rattle and raIscd tho window and
watched presently he observed . man
creeping along toward bis store door.
A. he stepped In front Of the door he heard
glass crunch under hls feet. Instantly ne
aroused four other boys In the house and
they went down. All WAS quiet and at
first It Was thought he had escaped, but
ON entering they stumbled over him be
hind the counter. On being searched by
Constable Noycs, several articles belong
Ing TO the store we're found on his per-
son. Constable Noyes took him Tn Paris
Tuesday To await the action ut next term
of court.
Friday night last, Rev. Matt Hughes
Of Portland gave q lecture 1t the Wig
wan, on Odd Fellowship, lie teachings
aud workings. Members of the order
attended In q body, 100 In number. The
house Was crowed and all pronounced
II the beet they ever attended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
MASON


Town meeting passed OF very quietly
Nth bat little change In the Officers.
We never have much trouble In this
town anyway.
am not going To say anything about
the weather, for u would not be news "a
the reader. 20 the Democrat.
The Morrill, BOYS have discharged
their crew 20 choppers, Who have about
80 cord. cut Ia the woods. and ss things
look nov. IL IL about all they ~ill want
Ia get out.
Arthur Morrill, IL on the slck list.
Dr. Reed IL In town.
4. q. Lovejoy IL drawing timber Ia
D. I. Beans mill.
Ernest Turner Of Berlin, y. H., wA'
In town the first ot the week.
I should .ay that the rag fever had
reached this town; even the boys ars
sewing rug and carpe, rsgs.
II. y. MIL. Informs me that man
came Ia his house Last saturday night
searching for . hoy aud girl who had
run away from Clinton. They have
been living In this vicinity for several
months, calling tbemsslSe. man and
wife. lie I. about 1. aud she about i.
years old. Have been by the name ol
woodman. Ills true name is Mckenney'
Have not learned the girls nam-. They
wer. found az camp where they were
At work FOR Mr.. McfAne. The girl
Was cooking for small crew.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
UPTON.


The "Giddy Club" Of Enrol presented
the drama entitled "1he Autograph Let
ter" aud the farce "Slx Ia One" NJ Ab'
bo,t'. Hall Thursday evening. March :,
followed by . dance aud an oyster sup
per.
Mrs. scott Goodwin % Newry visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. West,
last week.
Town meeting passed OF very quietly.
Nearly the same board Of officers ~ last
year.
school closed Ia Dist. No. ! last ~eek
after very successful term OF eleven
weeks.
VIII Burke Ia very alex With the grippe
and has also cut his knee very badly
Dr. Twiichell IL In attendance.
Franc otis Of Grafton IL In town dress'
making. -,
Emms Morse has been very alex With
the grippe. ,,,
school closed on East liill March !,
AddIe Brown teacher.
Claude Abbott IL at home on . vaca.
ton. lie returns 10 his school at Bethe
Tuesday next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
WEST SUMNER.

&. N. Packard IL again on the sick list.
Iley. w. w. Hooper delivered IN ad-
drcss In the Interest of the Young Peo-
Plies Union, at the Unlversallst church,
last Monday evening.
l.. =. Merrill has recently bought =
good work horse also harness OF Jonas
Edwards Of Auburn.
Bertha Lunt Of Buckheld 10 spending
the week with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Heath.
Mabel Harlow returned to West Paris
Sunday.
G. N. Packard and wife and II. r.
Heath and wife went 10 Norway Satur'
day, returning sunday.
8. II. wetherbee Was In town wednes'
day.
bad shape.
Niss D. @. Keene has returned to be'
ONCE In Lewiston.
A serious accident occurred at Young
q Packard's MILL Thursday. Packard
WAS saving logs when the carriage sud
denly left the track somehow, and cams
In contact With the cav, breaking ou
saw besides other damage Seioe done
fortunately no one vac Injured.
Mrs.. Nellsu Bates has Fecovered iron
her Sickness aud 10 able 70 Be out.
Melsar Keeoe h agaip coaAoed TO IN
house with sickness.
n. y. Bowler hes sold bis valuabl
PAGER 20 Massachusetts parties. 49,
u. q. suail has rsssutly pqrcAnoo1 I
COW Of C. y. PAekafd,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
UUy suMMgR.

Town meeting passsd or without any
great struggle for town olbccrs. Ihs
town made Q change By voting 20 raise
eli money 20 repair roads, thus dispens-
Ing With highway tax. a Dew rod u
20 bs built upon sumner lilll. Tie town
debt 10 ouly tribe over oi,0O. 1he
blil for support Of the poor Was MOI %
large % In some former years. The
town will run iesa schools, bat viii have
longer terms. and With board OF seven
officers, working without pay, oue may
expect an Increased Interest. Another
departure u the choosing OF two road
commissioner, and the requiring OF the
treasurer of tho minister fund 10 give
bonds, which u ~ e should be.
Jacob ". WILEY and vile OF Dover,
n. H., have been visiting frsends IN town
the past week. They formerly resided
NJ East Sumner.
Mrs. Betsey Briees, Who has been llv-
Ing In Portland for several ycars, IL now
at her resideuce here.
wes Briggs II able 10 ride out and 10
gaining and IL not % dead 10 Vas ~
ported nj Paris last week.
Mrs. Vim. Cary and her slster Lydia
have both been quite feeble.
The Good Templan' entertainment
Was largely attended and succcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
BRoWkFielp.

The recent bright sunny days are tell
Ing hard upon the heavy body Of snow,
The sleishlng IL rather poor to-day, and
bare ground IL To be seen on the Hill
sides.
Rain IL much needed a. the wells and
fountains are very low.
The remain. of Miss Viola Poor,
daughter Of Oscar and Esther roof
81 this town ~ere, brought from Wind
ham, Me-, saturday for interment. she
va. young lady much respected by all
who knew her.
Perley iIuscott Of Boston Was In town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartford, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton, Who spent the winter In the
village. have returned TO their home In
Porter.
Mr.. David sea,ey has lost . valuabls
horse.
Miss Mary johnson Who spent the
winter with her brother Prank has ~
turned tn her home la Msssachusctts.
George Hunt who had his arm 90 bad
ly crushed few weeks slnce IL 80 ~ Ia ID
out on the street again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
wEST PERU.

Al the annual town meeting the too n
voted To raise $40 for schools, bridges
and roads, and for the support OF the
poor. and "a defray other town charges.
Voted On raise 1900 highway. Elected
A. =. Harelton collector aud constable.
Tax 20 De collected within eighteen
months from commitment Of bills for
.Ost on dollar, and do the con-
stable work for the town free.
Augustine Casey's house 10 nearing
completion.
:. Is. Knight IA. soid hi. farm and
moved into Miss T.. I. fuckers house.
No vacant houses In the place now.
Arthur small got hls new sleigh stove
up sunday BY the horse getting Into the
snow.
Alb. Atkins got . bad hesh wound on
nj. arm nv his horse kicking him, the
calk cutting through the clothing. a
hen frightened the horse.
The snow IL La,ing fast.
The roads are In bad condition.
m. n. stIllman talks of going Ia the
hospital At the soldiers home for treat
ment.
The town clerk. Office is at West
Peru.
since the first Of November nearly
thirty members have joined the !. %. a.
r, aud nov xe have q good lively
lodge. We hope the good work ~iil
still % on.
Diafsld people begin To think they
need a bridge now there are sixteen
Inche. Of water on the Ice, and not con-
sidered safe.
The Walton A stanley steam mill wa'
.old At auction March TO Mr.. Tyle'
hidder for $50.
Dr. sturtevant gct severe cut on ths
face. by q snow ball from his horse''
foot. the other day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13


Eug,ne Andrews came home to attend
town meeting.
q. ". Berry aud wife aud W. l..
Hood and wife we're AZ klngman
Churvhilrs March 4. Mr.. Blood and
ulfe remained until Wednesday.
VIII Andrews and vile Of Milton were
at Mrs. fuller's last week.
". y. Durham has sold hall az ths
farm Ia his brother. y. A. Dunham.
We understand that j. III. Durham
has barsained for the :. ID. Locke farm
above High Street.
Lucy Andrews Is al home, having fn-
ished her school.
Phlnny Curtis spent a few days at
Norway. -,
J.F. Lltilehale !. runnln. his mill day
and night no~ that he has water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
OHEORn


4. A. Caldwell died OF consumption
March u. aged 81 Year,. lie Was car
RED to O,isheld for burial, r. \. Rob
rrts Poet, q. A. H., 20 which he ~a.
memtsr, attending the funeral Tuesday,
Re,. Mr.. Purington officiating.
The high school clo.ed Thursday.
Examination. took place Wednesday, 20
visitor. icing present. Mr.. lianscom
has given excellent satisfaction. His
scholar. presented him with q chair
Thursday.
The town report show. the following
hgures:
NAlaatisa, ear. t.e
>umisr 20 polls, AZ
Neosy tas. siss PER thOa-snd.
Pail tsN. o.
Highway Alor tan. t!lso.
Rate. o. - Tsr thoasAni.
Poll EN. tl. 1900.
Iossi smesni ef -shool moasy rsi-ei. ti.s's-sA
IlAhintis.. ti.lsisa
ks-sauss. ts.ss-s
psls above r,.oarvc.. tis.s.
There will BE- ball for the benefit OF
the Sou. of Veterans March 2ith At
Robinson Hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
plxElTln.

n. D. Cole Of Norway wss In town
Thursday last.
The No IL disappearing nom the
river quite fast thcsc warm day., and
the snow II fast melting.
lev. W. W. Hooper preached In the
church sunday, Msr,h tth, 10 large
audience. lie Win be here again sunday,
March 18th.
The nrrmea are making IN effort to
ralse funds for the purpose OF having
the fire engine painted. We hope they
viii be able To succeed In Tho uudertak-
Ing.
Il Was our pleasant privilege To- attend
the concert given BY the Dlxneld band
boys In the hall In old Fellows block,
last Tuesday evening. The hall Was
yell Oiled, aud hne concert waa given
those present. We think the Dxne'd
band Il one Of the finest banda In any
country town In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
ANOOseR.

Gsautiful, beautiful spring-like wealth
e. What does u meanf
those Who have negl~ct~d getting
their lce will find Il difficult getting u
NV.
he town meeting MAS adjourned one
Ss,k on account 81 40 much business
h. b. done including so many articles.
he Methodist circle MAS entertained
10 The hsll BY Rev. Mr.. Mabry; full
hog.s and good time. several were
ca.s,l upon 10 spcsk on such subjects az
they thOuxht In keeping With the occs-
s.ol.
NJ. Dresser IL having good sseccss
nth her private school.
Hart wsAther for logging, Thomas x
Porter. MArstOn a Thurston are yet
Srug ~ % an their contract.
~. lodgv will CIV. public entertain.
ns1, their hall Friday next. Come all
A1d have good time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
BYRON.

IN. herald Of spring arrived the 81.
draped In his usual fancy fur, but al
though the feminine part OF our
household had expressed longing. Tor
change Of SEASON, when he opened hi.
sack of condensed spring balm on our
piazza. they refused Ia allow even the
dog Ia 90 out aud extend q welcome.
Narch meeting resulted In r,-elect'"n
Of most of the old officers. The school
aud school house question. were TIE
mo.t lnoliy la decide. To keep old
district. With length Of school relulred
by l.w mean. heavy TAXATION, and union
81 districts requires great Increase OF
travel.
Clarence Young is tack home, finding
poplar hauling. waist deep In snow, al
Weld, unprohtable.
Our mall carrier, viii Crommett, has
BEEN generously remembered by con-
Irritation. to~ard making up his lo.s In
the Mexico fire. Will Ia. been so unl-
yersally accommodating that all sympa-
thlse with him.
Quite q sucy,ssful hop came on al
Knapp. II.ll the "a lust. merely q fore
runner of the event % the season Ia
come on in the near future. The Wise
will have their dancing psraphsrnalis
where they eau lay hsnds ou them al
moments notice.
IIerschel Ilildreth % Canton IL visit
Ing friends la town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-03-13
LOWELL

This community IL ssddencd by the
death Of Mrs. Carrie (walker) kimbali,
wife of Sumner klmball, Who died the
lth instant, after sickness OF about ]
months. Her funeral VAS attended on
Wednesday by Rev. Il. n. stone OF Frye
burg. She leaves . husband and one
little daughter. A pleasant companion,
a Kind neighbor, . devoted wife and
mother, her loss 10 deeply felt, and sad
were the hearts and faces that gathered
At her late home to pay the last tribute
OF respect to her memory.
We called few days since upon MT.
Henry B. Watson aud found him.
Although very low, able to recognise
and greet old friends. Those Who knew
him In health and strength would hardly
recognize the wasted features and form
but the prospect Of the world beyond u
bright to him.
MI. Nelson Carnage died the Bird Inst.
lie VAS an old resident Of this town and
would have been - years OF age at his
next birthday, In April think. A cheer'
full, loyiAi man, we shall miss hls hearty
hand grasp and pleasant greeting In hii
accustomed places At the village.