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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THE HEIR paesvnprve.

The German emperor has wsrdrohs con
tanning mor~ than i.0D sults. lie has hen
known to change his oo-tums u times In !,
hour.
The Prince of Walls always sends word
10 tho-- who wish 10 prv-snt her with bon
Quets ~ 10 .iie aud weight Of the pr->~ntA
ton. The ro.< IL her fA,orits flower.
Carmen sylvia has become much thinner.
and her hair-which h~gsn Ia change colo,
after the death % her SWEET little daughter
the Princ-~s MAr,e-is nov quite whits
I.ob-nguia literally means The Defend
ss." lie IL the t<arvr 70 many grAndilo
quent titles, such a. The Grvst Elephant
The Eater 81 Men," The st.bb~r of th.
sun"
i,y his marriage with the bsirv.s Of the
Kohary family the kbs,iivs has Just r~ceiv
al q magnificent prr-snt frum her moths,
In the SHAPE % . toilet servios Of gold ga
psrbly chased aud inelo-~d In hug. sbon,
ehest.
Queen Victoria has . complsts pictorial
history % her life Lately. at her request
all the msmb~rs % the GArriek TheAie,
COMPANY who spp~sr,i t-fo~ her In "Dt
plsmsey" ~,r. specially photographed and
copis- sent Ia her.
The do~ag.r queen ri Portugal IL proba
bly, the l--t dre~-~i woman In Hurope She
IL tall and elegant, has . wonderful grace
Of manner. which r~c.lis that II her father.
Victor Emmanuel, aud. like him. 10 dssot
I'll To sport % all kinda
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
eax1auRa CENTRE.

Tuesday VA. {. typical 10 northern
winter as one could Imagine; wind aud
snow.
Nj. Fe..enden. the popular teacher
~ the public school nj Fish street,
closed the term last Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Ilutchins has gone To
Pittsfeld To vi.it her daughter who 10 ill.
Vim. smart Of Lewiston IL the guest at
al. brother, VI. VI. Smart.
81. Valentine will soon be here. u IL
useless To remind people Of the oppor.
tunity To convey sentiments OF love sud
affection, q. the day MAS originally dee
tined To afford, for the pretty custom 10
lo.t In the chance to wreak petty spites
and make people feel bad generally.
The infant sou Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin
PRAY died last Tuesday. The parent
have the comforting assurance that their
little son has gone In answer to the in'i'
tAtlon 81 Christ, "sufier little chiliren
Ia come unto me-"
n the Mckinley Law did not protect
American workingmen will some Demo
crat please explain how the enjeASor
10 repeal IL has thrown 100000 men
out Of employmentr
Mrs. Mason OF Conway 10 visiting
friends here.
The iadie. Of the iIarbor church con.
template giving an oyster supper at the
,hufch next Tuesday.
I'd Baker says that reading the Tor
story IL getting Ia be moDotoDous.
Mrs.. Dr. Pyum IL fast gaining
reputation among oar people NJ bein. q
very successful physician.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
the spoNsoA.

stsvsa WA the original d stsvsasoa,
ftephena, stsrnsou. Bsinson. Ssimsoa and
ktimpsoa.
Town formerly meant farm. hsecs ths
Tousss. Tovners. Townssods, Toess. russs
and Tuna
wIssman Was oncs . conjurvr. hsncs thu
family names of Wis. Wisely. wissman
and wismsa.
Isaac Wa the original Of lsAAcs, isaAs
Nm. Hicks. Hieksou, Hiss. iIikssoa. His
gins and Hixxinsoa.
Wright was oaos woodwovksr. hsscs The
whseiwrights. wainwrishts. Cartvrighss,
IIsywrishta. Chss~swnghts and Good
wnghtA
Carter, Can, Cartman. Wagner. Wagon
@, Walnman and wainss. Driver and Drsss
wer~ once cart owners Who hivd oat theii
vehicles
Cupp<v, Cowpes and Cooper srs dssospd
ants of men who made the wooden eups
from which our English forvfsthsrs dranh
their b<sr.
Knowi was . rising ground. hence The
name. of Knowie-, knowler. Kbowlmai
and osher wer given TO rrsldsn,s on such
elevations
Husgins, Iiutchina. Hutehisson, HusEin
sou. Hewlett, Hewlett, Hswet, Hewitt
How.oa. Hughes and lIswsoa. are oil the
ans Of plain Hugh.
sowtsr was the old name Zoe . shoe
maker, hsncs sowtss. Sator. suttss. and
frvn another name Cobble. Cobbler. Cob
bsr. Goblet and otherN
Sergeant was ooce any lawyer. and ths
name of this profession gave us the Ser
giants. sarg~nts, saisants and Others
while from the plesder came the Pisidoo
and Plessiorx
Boarier. isorisr. Boriervs. Doardmar
and zone othsrs r~cail the men who titled
the lands kept by . nobleman for the main
tenAnce az his table. and who paid theil
rent In pruiuoe.
Gauntlet, viaari. buckle and Buekles
IAnc~. spsarnAn. lfks. s~ocin,An, Helm
bow. lisnbow and many other fsmil,
names rvcAll the military arior of our sAx
on for.faiher-. Louis Globe Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
MASON

A little snow saturday came In good
season 90 smooth the rough, Icy rad.
A. W. Grover % Bethel informs me
that hls farm In this town Il for sale.
The man 10 ~hom he supposed he had
sold Falls To come up tn his agreement.
We hope some good fsmily ~ili come
and secure this place which can be had
II . great bargain.
e.. y. Brosn has been helping take
care 90 D.. .. Main. for q few days. We
hope soon 10 s.e Mr.. Mains out again.
IIe has had hard time 20 u.
We had our worst storm for the Win
ter Tuesday.
The roads are In bad condition and
must ~ for few DAYS.
a. a. Mason u furnishing the most
cr-sm for the Bethel factory 90 any one
In the town. lie has some good cows
and take. good carr ~ them.
Addisoa Bean. the veteran poultry
raiser. reports quite satisfactory returns
from his hen. this winter. lie 10 keep
Ing over lco aud has some very nice
ones.
Where ar. some of the Idle ment
know % . chance Tor ten good men nj
the prc.snt time.
J.C. bean IL cut again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
US sfasuAsy cousr.

N. Esbruar, term % supreme Judi
ei,I Court opens AZ Paris next w.ek
Tgesiav. luagy Foster presiding. The
.rBi ufy, rmpAnel~d last October for
NJ var. i a. follows:
GRAND JURY.
Willard n. wight, Newry, Foreman
EIas n AhhOtt. Humford.
Prank r. Address, Woodstock.
John l.. Rsiley. AndoNer.
urn K. Rarfuss. stow.
l.aat n. Berry. Denmark.
James D. Bicknell. Bgcknsld.
GsUrgr :. Rlaks, BrOwuield.
william y. Caldwell, Oxford.
N. D. Go,iSin. Bethel.
Arthur : Hall. Paris.
Auirew : IIApgood, Waterford.
n T. Holt. Norway.
l.. N McCOlli.ier. Canton.
charlie. stanley, Dixneld.
HsEsu ". stevens, fryeburg.
charlie. :. walker. Peru.
Nmon Young, Hiram.
XerIre. have .o Ear been returned TOT
Traverse iurOr. as follows:
SEYMOUR \. Harrington, fryeburg.
calvin l.. Ssnborn. Bethel.
bank J. Russell, Bethel.
GrUrge a.. GATES, Dlxheld.
josiah Hall. Peru.
Gsorge ". Gray, Denmark.
" -. Merrifeld, Porter.
Eteu n. Rounds, Bro~nheld.
EiIery 4. frost, Hanover.
John l.. Dixie, Hiram.
y. 4. Holt, Grccnsood.
Hiram X. Hubbard, Paris.
charles Edwards, Paris.
Virgil 4. pcCoster, Buckheld.
NJ. Brooks, Grafton.
Eben n. Chapman, Gilead.
,harles l.. Bartlett, ~toneham.
sumner l.. stone, Waterford.
D. 4. Carter, Norway.
= n. Mlllett, Norway.
Charles y. wheeler, Iumford.
: VI Chesley, Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THE JUVENILE.

Don't expect the boy 10 keep no With you
and the hir-d men and run srrands %
carry water at the zane time.
Dun't rave and storm becauss the DO,
wants some time Ia tinkss lie may -
topish yoa with some of his work.
Don't tell the boy he can 70 hunting %
6shins SATURDAY and then hitch on day.
work before he goa Il 10 not fair.
Don't lean down too hard when the boy
u turning the srinsistons. This 10 one %
the Gauss. Of boys leaving the farm.
Don't expsct the boy TO maintain IN an
g.lic disposition u. after working hard al
day, be 10 Obliged to sst 81 the second
table.
Don't continue To treat the boy - II b
hsd no sense. but coosult with him occs
sionAily. lie may posaibly know noss than
you do
Don't givs the boy . lamb 90 CALI ts
rulss-whieh would have died II hs hsd no'
attended To it--and Jet u grow up 70 b
dsd's shssp os cow.-Prsirs Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
PERU.

Rev. Mr.. Purington held services ut
the meeting house on the 18th, and IL
holding a serie. of meetings during the
week. Dea. foye OF Canton IL assisting
him.
Mrs. Walker. mother ofA. u. Walker,
i. quite alex with lung trouble.
N. n. stilimsn Ia sick again.
N. ". Rabbi lo.t q nice bull calf, i've
months old, by its getting hung 10 the
stall.
m. II. Robinson bought COW In Tur-
per. and he reports cows Ne scarce and
high.
Mrs. IIodgdon has returned home. a.
.he h,. been away visiting friends.
We had q northeast snow storm on
the 3Oth, and the trains were delayed
about four hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
GREENWOOD.

Yes. the weather Il good source from
Which 10 draw an Item or two when
new. !. not very plenty, Ike the pres
ent.
And didn't We have speli OF u last
Tuesday, taken In both 81 Its phases,
snow aud Wind, IL Was . pretty stormy
dsy, although not very cold, the glass
standing at II, and - "Wednesday MORN
log.
Centre. Daniel Cole. lloratio farr,
Thomas q. kiley, aud Will S~sn made
a. a Wilt saturday evening, and judy
I'm. from appearances we should ssy
thew ,nIoyed life fairly well while here,
playing gsmes, eating apples. popcorn,
.te that \. what we Ike 10 see, no
matter on v hat section of the stage of
IIf. they nav be standing, providing al
~sy. that they keep within the bounds
Of propristy.
Uncle BsnIsmln Bacon came To see us
Monday, and getting snowbound, sss
obliged 10 make the beat of the hsrbos
until IN. storm ~ss over and the roads
broken out. Comparatively spesking'
time IL touching the old gentleman iignt'
", aill giving him the privilege OF trav-
cling about on foot, and he can tel tun,
nv story and enjoy . spicy Joke - vel,
ever. lie has buried too wives, and
txo children after arriving at maturity,
and has ave living. lie has fifteen
grandchildren. and six great-grandchii.
drvu. should Uncle benjamin live I'LL
the ssth OF August. he will have walked
the shores Of time ~ years.
Feb. I. The first month gone and the
ne~ ooe born. How many OF thoss
resolutions have already been broken
Let ~ hope not any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
HIRAM.

Obituary. Mr.. Dennis Morrill, died In
East Hiram Jan. ~ of consumption,
aged 81 years, months, T. days. lie
hs. long been prominent and worthy
member Of the Republican party,
the unlyersslist church, the Odd fel-
low. aud the knights Of Pythlas.
The latter fraternity took charge OF hi.
burial with the usual Impressive serv-
ices. n. leaves widow, one daughter,
a stepdaugh,er, aud circle Of friends
limited Only by the number % our pop.
ulation. Perfect In morals, skillful and
dllIgent In business, an affectionsie hu.-
hand, a kind father, loyal aud chiyal.
rous Knight. an obliging neighbor. a
model citizen, q generous friend. sad.
IN We lay the wreath Of sorrow upon
thy grave and say farewell.
IIEwELLYN A. wADswoRrH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
WEST pANia

We have good report from our bat
ter factory.
A biockins snow storm and Wind blow
Waited Ne Tuesday and Wednesday sue
pending most kinda of business.
N. J. Cushmsn and d. q. Curtis ol
South Paris are clearing . wood lot near
thls place and hauling In large quantI-
ty Of wood and timber.
Quite q quantity Of poplar end cord
wood 10 being hauled 10 this landing
from Green wood and surrounding towns.
THIS with what teaming naturally comes
here makea our streeta l0ook quite like
their former selves some days.
The evangclists foiEer and jackson,
Who were here q short time ago aud
were obliged Ia return home on account
Of sickncss, viii be at the chapel agaln
Tuesday evening, February 9th.
Misc Julia Caldwell OF Bennington,
W., IL at Mrs.. A. IL. Bucknams.
The Grand Trunk trains have ended
the lives Of three dogs which have been
In their path lately.
X. X. Cummings IL able To 90 out on
pleasant days but Isn't able To open hIs
shop yet.
Il. w. Durham IL confined to the house
With the grippe.
Leon Curtis and bride are In the place.
J. n. Cole II home from tamfori
Falls.
Mas I.ulie Tuell, has gone 10 FryebarE
a. bookke~per at the new factory.
Al the annual meeting OF the West
Paris Creamery Butter Company held on
Tuesday the following officers were
elected for the coming year;
Freshest, %. W. Rerry.
seervtary. y. T. wyman.
TREASURER, =. w. IssAe.
Directors. Re-ous ruell, Chsr'cs BoeA AMI w.
W. Dunhsm.
The debt Of the company IL now ~
duc~d Ia = low figure, sud lite financial
affairs are on q good sound basis. The
prospect for business never vas brighter
notwithstanding the hard times. Much
credit IL due our faithful butter-,nsker
and agent for the high standing of West
Paris Creamery butter In the market.
q. d. Elllngwood and VIM. Wits in-
tend to build . work shop soon opposite
the cemetery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
RuMFoRo FALLS

Sad bat true. The f.Ieuda Of oos Of
our we'll known business men Ara much
alarmed about hls condition. For oves
q year his duties have been % exscting
that he has now all the symptoms oi
paralysis, and goes TO slesp on every OF
perfume and inopportune OCCASION. u
Il said that he reccutly Invited . party
of friends 20 his home on . speclal oc-
cssion, Who on their arrival found the
house locked and the owner fast asleep:
On later occasion having . party OF
friends at hls home be fell ssleep
shortly amer their arrival, leav-
Ing them 10 their own entertainment.
AZ the proper hour the guests quietly
departed leaving their host To hnlsh
his nap. On waking he searched the
house and found them not, but was able
to recognize them the next day on the
str~~t. To the friends Ne ~oa!d say,
Don't despair. We have heard thst
Hoods sarsapsrilla IL good for that tired
feeling. or perhaps DIR. Greenet Nervu-
~ would he appropriate To this case.--
Rumford Falls Tunes.
Tuesday last gave ne the worst storm
and blow Of the season. Both incoming
passenger trains were about three hours
late.
The paper mill started up Tuesday
morning after seven days shut down Tor
repairs.
feb. isth IL the day set to run the first
passenger train Into Lewiston and Au-
burn over the ne~ extension. Hope
there viii nothing break tn prevent 10.
We are looking for better connections
also freight and express rates over the
new line.
Rumford Falls Lumber Go. have CON-
meuced repairing aud rebuilding their
lumber sheds recently damaged by fre.
Deputy sheriff Porter IL In Massschu'
sets visiting for few weeks. Constable
D. J. Rolie Il on duty during his ALB
sence.
N. q. shaw 81 bath, proprietor of the
shaw Block, Was Ia town last week.
Rid,ou,iIl, L. now illuminated by
ele,tric.. Granite STREET has three arc
lights aud several cottages have the In
". I. Whites cottage 10
lighted throughout, With indicator
giving the amount used. Electric lights
Ar, BY far the cheapest aud best light
nov In use.
4. A. clifford Il To have the agency
for several of the beet makes of bicycles,
Victor, Columbia, Credends, Warwick.
ANY one contemplating purchasing
v heel this season Will do we'll TO call on
or write him for catalogues aud prizes.
sheriff Porter aud Constables Noyes
and Iolfe broke up . gambling resort
night.
Mr.. David Robinson, the barber ~
Gently With John Dupry, has opened q
shop In wardwell's basement under the
post Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
AN0OvGR.


TIE village schools closed the ID. Ar.
Perkins In the grammar and Miss keyes
In the primary both did good work. :.
The Infant daughter of CT. Poor died
the 18th ult.
The Congregational Circle met With
Mrs. Henry !. Poor last "Wednesday
The following Officers were Installed
In the I. q. q. T. Lodge for the current
term,
CT, z. ~. HALEY.
y. r.. Ms. iIassisss.
serL. A. n. jordan.
Asa. =, Miss GertSu.is Dresser.
rs, ~. X. habry.
T., W. W. hrwes.
e., Rev. ". Nosvross.
~, james Newton.
u. ~, Mis- Nellie tiplsy.
a., Miss Alice ne-leiL
sc. %. steveas.
The MILL company are hauling birch To
their MILL preparatory to starting ~
soon.
several couples attended the dance At
Hanover February ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
SUMNER.

Amo. Ford of Minot visited at urias
Bonney's last week.
Walter Russell of Hartford 10 cutting
Ice for J. A. Ames.
several from this place visited Canton
Grange last Saturday.
Your correspondent attended the en-
tertainmeut given by the Hebron Acad'
emy Concert Club at Wet sumner FRI
day evening. January s5th. II Was =
fine entertainment.
Albert Ames Of Hartford 10 on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. VI. rsrlln visited relA-
tives In Weld r~ently.
The storm of Tuesday was the se,erest
for the winter.
In last weeks item. Il should have
read to care Tor Mr.. Cyrus Tucker In
stead 30 Mrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE DolNos OF THE WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS OF vAe COUNTY.
0grhEl-

UtVHtl-
Henry ". Stanley's Dwarf Nlnstreli
all village p~ople-entertaineSi lsrEv
audience last Monday evening at lat
tces Hall. TIE opening act was . very
good showing % African plgmlcs sittins
on board frnce. Ellery Park acted ~
Mr.. stanley and tried hard to solve The
difficult local gags. The Jokes on our
horsemen aud the cruelty to animals
agent we're the most taking. Music for
the occasion Was furnished By several
young ladies. The dusky Africans ren-
dercd several solos by popular compcs..
ers. The show Vas good aud rrceived
much praise from the towns people.
Pred Edwards started Thursday
morning on ne~ milk route of about
twenty customers.
The academy boys vii give an ath-
letic exhibition at Oieon Hall, Tuesday
evening, Deb. II. The program Will con-
slst of dumb bell and club drills, jumping.
diving, horizontal and parallel bar work,
boxing, tumbling. lamp balancing and
Immense pyramids. The sdmissiou will
~ IS cents; reserved seats Is cents.
rrccccds to ~ toward the gymnasium
fund.
The regular iyceum ~ss held Thur
dsy evening At the scsdemy. The first
on the program Was = plano solo
by Bertha Wiley, followed by . report
% the previous meeting. The following
question Was next discussed; Resolved,
that the benefits of party government
are grvstet than its evils. Archer
Grover spoke on the affirmative, and
Daniel smith on the negative. The
Judges ,hosea to decide on the merits OF
the arguments we're Fannie Carter. 4.
&. williamson, 4. 4. Esmes. These
voted to I In favor of the negative.
The house MAS taken With both argu-
meuts "a CAV. . vote % g g. After .
short intermlssiou Gilman Chapman
gave q rccitAtion. Florence Carter .
vocal solo, Fannie Carter select read
lag and Joan stearns q plano solo.
The February meeting 10 the W. 4.
r. L. will ~ held st the Congregation
al church on sunday evening. Feb. III,
and will ~ adie-.ed by Que of Massa-
chusetts' active workers, Mrs. N. T.. \.
Gleason % Rosllndale. Don't forget
the date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

Quite an old.fs.hloned snow aud
drii,-up the first 81 the week.
Prof. wight MS unable to meet bis
class on Wednesday evening, but the
scholar. w.r, all out aud had nice
Sing With Mrs. j. ". Chute s teacher.
Mr.. Wilson jewell could not get
through With the mall Tuesday night
and wss Obliged To stay At Dr. Benpe'ts
aud came through the neat morning.
Mr.. samuel PlGmmer, aged %, takes
the lead In the matter 81 cuttin. wood,
a. he cut up hi. wood alone this year.
and had II all done the 18th 81 January.
lie .ay. he I. one year older and so eau
DO little more work than he could las,
wear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
THE PHILOSOPHER.

People 40 % much alike thsy shosh b.
bsstss frtsndA
Thew 10 one thing about surpriss party
-ths men ars Invited
Ev.ry one hats The mss who sivsy'
thinks be 10 bsiAG robbssl
Thew 10 good deal Of poossnss In The
world and bsisk demand fort
We always watch man who groans .
grvst deal about the sns Of othsrI
May Of the devils trusted Assots ass ~
tornsss asd protsssaosal sood nss-
A man en- talk hinsslf ous Of . - 60
" thaa ~ m tAlk kinsslf iaso Ga
Many people wssh ~ ners truthful bat
tos thsas ussestrs,labls dssiU 70 talk.
ias y say % ssps.slas ~ 4 saihiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
kEIAR FALLS.

Mr.. Abrsm Chapman IL very alex.
Iiey. Mr.. Cobb Will supply the pulpit
of the VI. y. church of this place until
the regular pastor, iiev. VI. u. Ming, IL
able To preach again.
Mrs. levi Cook IL on the si,k llst.
Mas Gertrude Blake of Brownneld 10
visiting at Mr.. George W. Fox. OF this
place. =.
Mrs. stephen Gould, Who had q shock
q while ago, IL not expected to live but q
short time.
The WOODEN Manufacturing Company
have received so many orders Tor goods
hat they are obliged To work day aud
night.
Miss Maud I'endexter, Who IL visiting
her sister. Mrs. Alvin Crcss, is on the
alex list.
A number Of our young people went
To North Parson.field . Will. ago Ia
iyceum. Il IL said that these lyoums
are a success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06

n her tass wAs given q hearing al
- ,.grt house saturday, before Trial
Iu.ik, Davis. IN. hens taken on the
,.,r,h uarfant wvrc In evidence, ss ~,r,
.s,s-,l = itns.sc. from sumner and else
-, f5r The state, and from Oxford
80 m. respondents. Lester u. Robin
"a r-,.fisely Identified some % the
h,r. =. .ous ~ those missins from hi.
- ho..s. The respondents, In whose
,......sI0u Tie hens wcrc found, main
,,i,.l thsi ihs hens we're part 81 their
s.k.and honestly belonged % them.
Tss main point al issue secmed To be
.h.thsr the hens couh he surely identi-
sd. Elsry e. Park appeared for the
t,,s. Hon. James :. Wright tor ~
.rosisuts. The ju.tice found probable
nae. iu bold the respondents, aud james
n Poland. George 4. Poland, John
Esrry and Henry 4. Poland we're arrest
II ~ hrv,ny, aud Charles WOci.um
~ rvr,i,ing stolen property. They
.srr ARA gnsd, and AL waived examlns-
i.0r ani vsrv hound over for appearance
A. ths February term 70 court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
NEMRN.

The fret really blocking snow storm
for the winter this week.
Leslie iittlehale, son of j. u. Little
hale, OF this town, came from lsocklaDd
last week 20 visit his parents bringing
his bride With him.
l.. u. Paine, . lifelong resident Of
,hi. town aud a prominent ilepublican,
4. lying very III at his home In North
Newry. lie fell on the Ice some days
since and Injured one of his arms. The
physician has grave fears OF blood poI-
soning.
Frank Bi.bee, Of this town, has gone
Ia Bethel To care for his .ick brother,
Calvin Bi.bee Of that place, Who has
been seriously III for some weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
OxEORD

Mr.. Chas. Lltile~ood, formerly OF
thi. place, died At Norway Of consumP-
tIon Jan. -, aged 10 years. She VA.
brou xht here for burial. The funeral
~ss held on Wednesday, Rev. Mr.. Bsr-
ton Of Mechanic fslls officiating. She
~as a membsr ~ the Division % the
Sons Of Temperance, sud had many
friends.
Emma smith, daughter OF lothian
smith, q former resident, died at BOZ
sier's MIN. Jan. -.
Wendell Lane IL laid up with Gu, on
the foot.
The drama of The Lost Bond" Was
presented Thursday evening by members
% the son. Of Temperance at Temper
ance Hall.
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The hardest storm % the season CON.
menced here Monday evening and rsged
al night and Tuesday and Tuesday
night. The wind blew furiously, pliing
the snow In huge drifts In all directions.
Many Of the people In this vicinity are
sick.
=. u. Besn Of TIL. village died rather
suddenly saturday at a. ~, aged
about - years. lie leaves Q widow and
four children, two sons and two daush.
ter., also four brothers, Ia mourn his
loss. lie VAS quite prominent msn IN
town and very much respected by all.
Mrs. Libby aud Master Howard straw
are Visiting for q fe~ days In freeport.
Mr.. seavey, who has been on the alex
H., for = number Of days IL nov so as To
be on the street sgaln.
Odd Fellows Circle meets With Mrs.
James Illll Feb. !.
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Mrs. Chandler Abbott died Jan. 18th,
aged 20 years. She had been alex only
. ~--k With the grippe aud IL Affected
her heart so Ne to cause her death. Her
sister, Mrs. Susan iIobson, % Blddeford.
arrived = few days before her death.
Her brother. Mr.. Ch,dbourne, Of Biide-
ford, Was At the funeral Sunday, which
VA. holden at the late residence. She
leave. an aged husband and many
friends io mourn her lo.s.
A few from this place went over tn y.
n. weich'. Monday night to the circle
aud had q very nice time.