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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
WEST SUMNER.

Herbert Heath IL confined 10 the house
with throat trouble.
Mrs. J. u. Pul.ifer passed away sun
day morning after sickness OF Two
years.
MABEL Harlow has gone tn West Paris
To work Tor Mr.. Coburu.
Capt. q. N. Small aud wife have been
spending . few days with ID. ID. Small
I. A. Fletcher IL at south Paris for a
few days
l.. q. Bates and DIR. Bisbee have put Ia
their Ice.
Mrs.. Geo. Packard has 80 far recover
Ell from her sickness ~ to be able to do
her work.
The Baptist society are having special
meetings this week. -.
The funeral services OF Mrs. j. u
PuIslfer were held 1t the universalisI
church, Wednesday forenoon. Rev
Misc Angel, from Norway, preached tho
sermon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
the MERMAID.

rhsss are "a rapids In the river Jcrdan-
The only source Of the great lakes IL the
rain that falls within their basin. which Nv
sragr. 70 inches per rear
The Polar ssa IL green In color because OF
the prrs<ncs of vAst quantities. d minute
animaisula floating % The surfssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
NEWRX.

q. A. Baker aud wife have returned 10
Newry from Methuen, Mass, to spend
the winter.
The grippe has come to town once
more.
L.. ". killgor'. family are sufferers
FROM the grippe nov.
q. A. Baker aud J. \. Allen are getting
out timber for the birch mill at Newry.
u. D.. Baker has gone Ia work in The
Wood. on sunday River.
Richard rusk and Amy Aihertop
we're united In marriage Jan. l.t, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. 4.
d. Athertop, % this town.
Mrs. u. u. Knapp IL ailing, the grippe
probably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
NORTH eucKrlslp.

The creamery folks In our vicinity are
b~glnning Ia gather their ice. Rather
poor quality.
The sick folks In our neighborhooi
are rather on the gain.
T.. A. Crawford 81 North Pari. Ia.
been In our plscc the past week drawing
lumber for single. out of u. ID. Heads
cr,lsr swsmp.
The boy. have rather poor luck h.h-
Ing at North Pond. Hut very Few
caught 90 far this winter.
Ada Churchill Ia. gone to Roxbury,
Mass. for y while.
Lauren Keen aud wife we're In our
place sunday, the 9Th.
Mrs. Warren Lothrop Of West Summer
Ia. been Ia our place visiting for . few
days. ,.
Harry Head has gone To Bo~doln
az In a., the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16


A. W. Grover has bought the property
of Mrs.. Ds. Davis situated on Chapman
street. Mr. Grover wlll move lnto the
house by the iirst Of next month. iAiei
~ win make extensive repairs.
No iyvum Was held last week hai
Thursday evening of this week the fol-
lowing question will be debated: Re
solved, That Il Il right To give money to
strest beggArs. All are Invited TO at
tend and make the discussion Interesting.
Friday MAS cold and boisterou.
day nevertheless the North Oxford
County Teachers Association held lie
regular monthly meeting In the after
noon at Gould Academy. Not large
crowd vas present but those ~ho did at
tend we're fully repaid for their effort.
The following articles we're presented IN
the order named
!. rspsr. >hsahi Aisssrs h. taught IN ,ss rasns
sshcsl.f fsnn" 'stef'
q Paper. Yrss,ies., Case, Ni-- Lydia " smith
Discas-ioa.
a r''F'' rA''''''ifss ..cu..,o.. W.
4 Pager. liberation. N.s..i Ansn% ,..'a.
n tat-tAuu WIN
Mas Carter was unable TO be present
so her paper Was read BY Lizzie Moul-
ton. The members of the association
take great palm. In arranging the pro-
grams. II is hoped those who Intend Ia
teach aud all others, will not miss these
good meetings. =.
The annual meeting Of the Bethel
Chair Company was held on Tuesday
Last. The old officers were reelected.
The business Of the company for the
past year made good showing. n
dividend of six per cent VAS voted the
stockholders. The mill Of the company
has started sgsin after shut down OF
some two weeks, during which time nc
count of stock Was taken and some
change. made preparatory tn the saving
20 long lumber. which IL now being
manufactured nj the mill. A large
amount % birth will be sawed also.
\ shingle machine will be put In nj once.
Nv the manufacture of lumber In this
way In connection With the regular
work of the mill, much Of the power
which would otherwise be wasted '.
utilized and employment given tn
number Of men. II has been found nee
cssary owing Ia the strained condition
OF business to cut down wages some ten
per cent: vet men feel themselves fortu.
nate % get emplo, ment even at reduced
wages, 80 many mills are shut down and
the employees thrown out OF work en-
titely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
THE ooplTY.

The Hindop~ feed their newborn babe'
With honey aud ghee Tor luck.
In Kenlon county, Ky. ghost that rat
ties chains IL said to haunt an old distillery.
One Of the prize ouricsiiies OF the OLD
Mschlin mu-um was cherrystone basket
containing u pairs 81 ivory dice.
In 1881 Philip Stubbe- inveighsd with
yrrat ensrgy against the Ne at starch.
which he called the devils liquor"
I'm answer tn q prize offered by Frneh
paper foe the b-st example ~ microscopic
writing. aeonsiant read.r -snt In the wbols
history Of chris,opber Columbus written
on m seg.
The Schenectady IN. " Po.iofiic- oncs
received a letter bearing this addwss. MT
Hsy. q. W. Drees, servant of God, Learned
Nan Of seriptur-. PREACHER Over the sheep
Bucks and Mother Isml- % the Congrvea
ton OF the LORD"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

rRrssSrED ON Ms sEvkSrfsiNrh NINTH
pAr. JAS.s. iss,.
To-day come. Memory. with strange surprise,
And saekwari biis you ioot. With searching
A. I'm oi.silsnoe unto her l<he.,.
You tarn aud scaa tbs past In curious guess.
And half In wonder think. can this be true.
Thai ell thee ysar' here @ar'hA'ed fofs my
Have .lip,<.i unhe>.lei from my lee.esiss frsspi
iia,e hapts aud hea m SER he'll within thrir clasp
so maay Joys with ehastsainE trials wroashi
sssh rih. Nth so"'ne''' Er'sf' with mercy
Nm, n. You Ioaesr iook, familiar grown.
me scsne Il hr,t % new and halt anknown
seems no less RIAL les vivid ~ your Ksfe,
Thaa Ill the changing phases Of thee present.
Ard In ne pas, ,ha, Ne. before yos there
Arain you Ave, again ne fortunes shaw;
Again DER half torrstten miIth yea smile
Ases 700 sish e'es s.ss.ws bo.ss ,,s vhiss.
And cen again. DER halt cestsry hong.
Therr Goats the echo of that low, sweet soae.
A soag unsiiescei through these any yeau.
Yor chs. 10 whom The words we're Eissisiess ssrain
Hear yss In Iaraiiss the soft vfrain.
nj br ndins elear with angel voices strung.
There soupis the musie of Che oil sweet song.
yss MA aiose this hsrttafs 81 thosStt
10 ehess ye.r ase ,ss ..sas.i year, have broashs
Of good that minisssrs % sweet ces.sst.
Love, honor, blesssaes, attiax tribute due
To nobls ME ssd faithful servtos true.
nj Ne, " uhom Ne ever kibdly smis.
WHh heary elaspins % The hand tbe while.
Itas cone ~ grarious '.enesttruoa blssseh
Wsuh gather up IL sasshiss thou lsAss sbsd
hns. a. =. iissafcx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
STOW.

OR. Bsrrows aud VIM. l>eavitt are do
Ing quite q business hauling timber ia
the river, and hard wood to Eiden
Emerson's mill.
Mrs. Martha Barrows u quite sick
with the grippe.
a. 4. Charles aud wife and daughter
aud I. A. walker sud wife attended the
circle NJ the odd fellows' Hall.
Mr.. Alfred Eaton IL very slck With
the grippe, and also N. y. Clay aud
wife.
Olive Eaton u expected home To see
her father Who IL sick.
The Young people had = gathering Mt
q. Il. Charles. They had very nice
time.
The school has been somewhat broken
up With had colds among the scholars.
sleighing IL good; could not ask Tor
any better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
RoxBuRV.

Dr. A. ". Taylor % iiridgton made ne
\ very pleasant call this week. Tie u
one of the best dentists In the state. Iis
va. once boy an the byron hills.
Mrs. ve.tA Irish has been quite sick
for few day. but IL better now.
v.rnie Blodgci, Who runs the boiler
NJ swain 4 REEDS mill, WAS bit IN The
leg by n board thrown back by the Jaw.
IIr u able To- keep At hls work.
"wednesday morning VAS our coldcsi'
Is below.
John Reed aud y. ". Locke are put
ting In icc.
Ada Lovcjoy !. With Mrs. Locke again
Our mali driver. Crummstt, u having
a hard week this week, the roads arr
soft.
\. ". Locke .old fancy butter At Rum
ford Fslls for ~ cents per pound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
GRAFTON.


About eight inehe. Of snow fell here
on the sixth.
Another cold wave struck us this
week. 20 below on the morning OF the
10Th.
Taken AZ whole we have been having
mild, pleasant, winter weather.
The grippe has made IL. appearance
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis have been suffering
quite severely from IL aud several
others.
The school had to be closed y short
time on that account.
Mrs. Parker has been III from the
effects % the grippe and her sister, wyn-
ME, l. staying With her.
We are having quiet times here this
winter so little logging going on. :.
=. 4. Davis aud j. II. FarrAr are each
logging ON = very small scale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16

o. vas With q shock % surprise that
the peOple % Paris liill on saturday
ls,rBei - the death 10 Nis. Lizzie Hub
lard ~ the Main. General Hospital,
" hsrv she had gone FOE treatment. she
wIIl D. much missed, not only by the
m~mbsr. ~ the bsreayed family, and by
fhr PATROLS % the Hubbard Iloas",
" here .hc has b-cp al the head ot the
hHussh0id for years, but BY the com
mauty generally a. well. she wAs
frank snd outsvoken Ia an unusual de-
gree. set he had the happy faculty OF
never giving offence by her dircctness,
hut commanded the respect and good
w. IIi u al With whom she came LA con
tF.t To know her ~as 20 like her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
DENMARK.

Mr.. David Goodrich, after q short VI.
ness, died Monday. January sth; funeral
at the house Wednesday.
Mira. stephen True, after long and
painful Illness. died sunday, January
Eth; funeral at the house Tuesdsy.
Mr. Jane. Wentworth, much e.-
ts.med citiren, died this morning.
January iith. Mr.. wentworih was ~
year. old. lie VAS greatly ~ pected sud
loved by young aud old, aud hi. smiling
face will be missed IN TIL. vicinity.
Mr. W. J. Wood has been NJ hi. a..
Tiers, q. a. Woods, on = short Wilt.
There has not been for q number ~
yesrs .o much sickness In thi. place 81.
at the present time. Those that hs,.
had TIL grippe are gaining, but there
are new eases every day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
lREINMOOD-

The temperature II the first week of
the new wear Vas az follows, obss'ya-
tions being taken AZ daylight each
morning When IN. weather 10 generally
the coolest: Monday, 10; Tuesday, 1;
"Wednesday 10; Thursday, IL, Friday,
81: saturday, ~, sunday, i.
Two person. died last week With
whom I was somewhat acquainted.
Isaac curtis. living on Young i'm, aud
Mr.. Prescott Brooks, North Woodstock.
4 few weeks ago Rev. Mr.. rslmagc
preached very good sermon from the
ieNt: "By the breath Of God frost IL
given :" and II be- had been about here
last saturday I think be would have
selected for his next: wash me, aud ]
.hall De- whittier than snow LAST FRIDAY
there fell dive inches. and II Was 40 light
that every object, M matter how small,
wss completely sn.hroudcd Ia the
depth Of an inch or two that the snow
fell upon. We have what u called the
white sunday every summer; bat the
next day after the snow WAS the ~hiiest
saturday Of the nineteenth century; and
a more charming winter scrne the eye of
man never locked upon.
Last saturday evening the young
craft had an oyster supper aud good
time generally st Daniel Bryant., but
a. bad luck would have IL, Mr.. Bryan,
VAS on the sick Lat and could psrtsks
~ nOne % the festivities. since ths,
the rest Of III. family have been In near
/ IL the same condition.
January :. Rather cold for comfort,
but ~ years ago to-day II Was hot
enough, militarily speaking. az New
Orleans. To ssy the least. That Was the
/ last argument 40 close quarters thai
John Hull ever had with Uncle sam.
and probably will he for some time.
Last week we reviewed letter frou
| II. ~. Davis, Mlnnesot,, also Que frou
/ Alonfo felt aud wife, los Angeles, Cal
The former speaks % the snow !, inches
deep and cold weather to match, while
the latter informs ds that the oranges
there will be ripe enough Ia pick this
mouth. Verify ours u great country
And We are a great people. Moreo,el
". HAYES great president. lie t
graf statesman. The queen OF Hawai-
1 .aV. he IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
EASI SUMNER.

80 degree. below no,hirg" said Que
on Wednesday morning.
The Ice crop IL assured.
Hut the Ice looks poorly.
Don't know whether io charge u to
the Mckinley bill az the proposed VII
son bill or bill foyc. Hut business 10
dull around our woodpiIc. Hut Ne are
locking Tor change In some form. Any
Kind Will be honored. Ox-chsins, tie
c..sin., dime. or nIekels. E,euA ch,nge
from our Johnny cake Ia the Hartford
Cu.tsrd Tie Association aud one or tao
square meal, with william, would be
acceptable. Hut brighter prospects
dawn upon us. With the nne i've cent
dinner. afforded by three iadles' circles
we hope Ca tide over. u said dinners are
frequent enough, aud complimentary
tlgkets come often.
P.s. New. IL scarce hence these
lines 10 help oil M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
!ors'S LETTER
HJJAuCLp's NEs INDUSTRY To str
az ApNIEEKs oF INA rIhE-iio>-
uEtp oAME %, "HUrto>."


rll ApNIErKs oF riE uhE-'io>-
uglp sAME 90 "HUrtO>."
SOUTHEAST BCCAfIELp, Jan. :, l>s4.
Ihasc lust found something ancient
amuug the Cufi0s Of one Who has passed
aWay-a button mould. wondered
whai Il AS aud What form would come
out . u Nth hot lead poured In. That
settled th. matter. hour sllcs ~ but
tons. Cssh must accompany yOur order
Tor huttons. >snd by registered letter
ur to.t Office order. Any person ORDER
Ing thirteen buttons sill REVIVE q su-
pefb chrome entitled the American
Beauty. We make this unsurpassed
ufer 10 Introduce our wares. Agents
wanted. send for tertss aud instTuc-
tiou. 40 the BuCkheld Button Moulding
company, Buckheld, Naias. There u
no~ no excuse Tor going unbatitonei.
The SERVES of meeting. that we're held
under the leadership Of Evangelist
Wyman have come Ia close. They
Nrre very interesting aud good has al
r,.dy resulted. Whoever heard him
.r,ak or sing cOald but D. charmed.
Meeting. ~ill De held al the Baptist
house through the week. NrvS oi
Ilttr.
Ni,. Georgie Dean gocs TO Hebron.
~ls euntsmplatcs college course, or
university course, At Colby.
Nj. mattel Irish will visit friends Ia
Massachusetts,.
Horace Dunn passes nearly every day
atl arge loads 81 grain Tor miller
g-aIs. Turner village.
% h Mason Ia. yArded ogt eight OF
Zen tlsu.and of pine from the Long lot,
ald ill haul 90 thasc's NH.
Ih.ry has been az little change IN the
.s.tI,msut known a. "Chass's Mills
" ih.u the past 30. - or lup years a. VA
AIS place that have struck IN that
De-. IN % time. suppose u has grown
..u, and faded some sincc Columbus
discovered America. IL Il a busy place.
81 gra.. In the streets. Young ,onant
'skr. Frvmont's place la the barter
shop. fremont sells patent links, 90
something % that nature. When
chain breaks YOU can mend u In atfice.
y4Its a number Of strangers Ia the
age to-day. drawn there by some sort
ia trial. 4 think IL l. souie knocking
ssNn or dragging cut scfspc. We .rr
aut particularly Interested In such sports
aud didn't attend.
Egg. - cents. Butter - cents here.
WoSiman a Jones, cOmmission mer-
.h,nt., Boston. We butter their bread.
Nlt that Ne can do better thus, bat the
.Nman wont take ''store pay aud The
r.lIrr Insists on money for meal. Carry
~ pounds % butter TO the average
COUNTRY trAder-no matter II he rrcci'e-
tuudrv,i. Of dollars la cash 81 you year
Iy-aud after buying your tobacco, your
tea. ADD a Tea articles you didnt wan, :
aud .l.ll there IL = little due, YOU pluck
up courage aud timidly inquire u YOU
cant hayea nickel Ia pat under your
yiI.oS % keep YOU from sleeping too
s.uud. You Slil get IL but he sul turn
deadly pale, and you will never repeat
A. JOII>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
kIyAR EAllS

Mrs. Tobias stanley has returned from
BOSTON WHERE she has been visiting
friends.
Mr.. n. X. Rldlon aud family have re-
turned from sandwich where they have
be.a spending few days with his
~ifc's psrcnts.
Mrs. Ellen Dennis 81 Minnesots has
come TO stopa while With her sister,
Mr.. Ruth Gould.
4 grand concert vas given by the
Harper. Ferry jubilee singer. At the
church Friday evening, January lsth.
The losgers are improving their time
while u u gocd shedding.
Mr.. George wsdleigh and wife Of
Boston are visiting relatives Of this
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
IN ~s~oRiA..

The curtain Of mortal life seldom
hide. FROM view a nobler specimen OF
true womanhOOd than ~as exhibited Ia
Oh. rrr.on Of Mrs. Eunicc y. chase
hose death occurred on the 18th OF
b-tsmb%r. Ia childhood = eOmpan-
lu1. In youth an associate. In mature lite
F. friend. and In church relation. tread
ilg common pathway, the ~itef
su0ws ~hsTcOf he speaks, aud tes''nes
ShervOi be has seen.
She Was the eldest daughter of Alan.
sou Mellsn, long the popular Register OF
Deed. a Paris, aud BY early loss of her
mother. a daughter Of Jonas Blscos, The
dr,i 10 be appointed a magistrate for
that toWn, slss VAS called Ia the Oversight
ola family held In high esteem, snd
which .he tendsrly cared fOr. Her nfst
hushand VAS Dr. Geo. II. lssSson, sho
settled AZ New Portland, but Who died
early Ia life leaving three sous Who .tiil
survive. Her second husband was Mr..
Elas Chase, well knosn Citizen OF
Portland, ana an esteemed member Of
free street church
Chase we're Of the Uniyerssiist faith, aud
PROMINENT a. such. Hut reading aud
rejection lei her 10 choose a new COM
panionship Ia Baptist church, whlsh
.hs greatly enjoyed, aud which she high.
~ honoed BY an exemplary lie ana
lovely character. Though latteriy de-
priyrd BY physical inhrmltis- of partlc'-,
pating Ia church privileges, none p'ifrd
thsm more dearly than she. she leaves
none but fragrant aud pleasant memories
which sill be widely and tenderiy cher
ished.-G. y. n. In Zion'. Advocate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
RuMFORD.

A cloud 10 gloom fell upon this place
January sih by the death % Mrs. Sarah
Martin, an elderly aud esteemed lady,
Who will he very much missed. She
leaves son Who IL feeble and an Invalid,
one sister. Mrs. Richard Frye ct Bethel,
one brother. John Martin, who u one oi
the oldest people In town. NJ: Martin
died many years sgo. Mrs. Martin i'
the last one of all the old neighbors.
She had lived her. nearly sixty years.
Mrs. Lydia Martin remains about the
same, very feeble.
Dr. aud Mr.. stuart attended the
new wears hall nj I.umford fsll..
W. W. stevens talks of opening .
store at gumfoid Centre, . branch of
the one be owns at the Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
EASY RIIMEQRQ.

". ". Abbott Of Dlxheld was In town
Monday.
All Of the farmer. here put In Ice Mon
dsy aud Tuesday.
Henry Abbott IL quite smart.
CT. Wheeler IL on earth again.
George Philbrick Of Roxbury was IN
town Monday.
.. 4. knight went to Turner wednes-
day. -.
Tuesday.
p below zero January 10Th.
Crying hard times every day VIII MOI
make good times. For the last i've year,,
business has been growing slack and
time. hard, but don't think either
Marty vas all TO blame for II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
w,l SONS MILLS

Dr. Walker % Norway Was In town
the frat 90 the week.
Ruff. Crosby aud Harry farbish of
lisugeley came by the tote road tn Far
msche~nee, visiting the camps With
waiche. aud jewelry for sale. aud came
out BY the way of the settlements.
simon stshl Ia up on his annual tour
of the camp. With watches, etc.
I.ss. y. =. York wss In town Friday.
4 te,mster of Wentworth BROTHERS
wss carried out With broken lex the
past week.
horn. January lat. Magsllowsy Plan
tstion, to the Wife of Percy Ripley, .
daughter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
NORwAv LAKE.

J. l.. Partridge !. quite sick With the
grippe.
Gardiner Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn Bartlett visited at De-
good Pcrry's last week.
Mrs. Ziba Cannon u visiting her
daughter, Mrs. David Flood.
f.E. Pottle MAS at W. :. Partridge's q
few hours Monday.
Merton Greene has been very sIck with
tie grippe but Il little better at pres
eut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
FAST BRowNe,elp.

The many friends Of Mrs. Frank
Emery are glad to hear OF her expected
recovery.
MI. Georgia Getchell expects to leave
for Lowell TIL. Thursday for the re-
msiuder of the winter.
q. VI. sanborn has been quite III which
/. a rare experience for him.
The prayer meetings this week have
been nj the Congreg stionsl church Tues
dsy and Thursday evenings, nj the Free
baptist Wednesday evening.
Ida fessenden has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. u. Allen, at Hiram, and re-
turned Wednesday evening.
Those who attended the concert given
by the IIsrper's Ferry Quartette enjoyed
n very much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
sours RuuFoRp.

4. ~. Adams and VIII Corli.s return
ed from Gil.,d, Monday, where they
have been working Tor George staples.
Bert Putnam With his team MAS work
Ing In the same place. aud he came a-
FAR a. West Bethel where he got job,
hauling spruce.
Fremont Abbott has bought two.
horse power engine.
VIII Hemingway. Frank Putnam and
~ Abbott have hren puiting their ice
In this week. 4. y. Coolidge cut u With
hls ice plough. They do not Ind u
quite a. Thick a. Il ~Ns last year.
lee Nhbott has hscn visiting his
father aud mother, Mr.. aud Mr.. Erss-
tus Abbott. 4. II. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
UPTON.

Mrs. :. ". Abbott !. very sick with
the grippe.
>arpri.e party At Henry Raymond.
last saturday night.
Lizzie ,ofiren !. boarding At VIM.
Ssrgcut's aud attending school.
n. |. Abbott I. At work carpen'ering
for John Eame., Nevry.
Lsslie Mason % Bethel MAS In town
Last sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
SWEDEN.

Mr.. Thomas Maxwell Of boston,
formerly of Sweden, !. very low with
typhoid pneumonla. lIls brother Oren
IL With him.
leryI Wilson I. on the .lck lat With
an attack 81 the grippe.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII Jrfirry of Jsm,ics
Plain hsve the congratulations Of their
Sweden friends on the birth of little
~ pound sou.
kimbaii a Iirown of North Bridgtoo
have bought some ash timber of j. W.
Chute aud J. NJ. Movers and have teams
hauling IL To their North Bridsion MILL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
oROWkFIelD.

Had cold. and grippe la many families.
A company Of jubilee singers gave q
very entertaining concert At the Consfe-
gational church Friday evening. On
account Of the storm there Was but .
small audience. ~.
Mr.. 4. Hartford % Porter has rented
a part Of Mis-. Ziiphs McDonsid's house.
Mr.. Elmer whitney IL very sick OF
tie grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
o,xf,sLp CENTRE.

The mild weather Of the last few
weeks has given farmers an opportu.
nifty To get up good lot OF wood, aud
the weather Of the last few days reminds
Ne that Il will be needed.
Nelson Hannafori IL quite alex. Dr.
Richardson attenls Hun.
Many Others have colds and the
grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-16
WEST FayseuRo.

Mrs. q. q. Eastman aud children are
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. w. Towie'
Laura lIill % Stonehsm IL boarding
With J. W. To~le aud attending school,
which commenced last Monday With
Thomas Charles, teacher. lie has taught
a number Of years In this district
Mrs. VIM. stuniiysnt died ut her
home Monday, Jan. :, after quite
severe Illness. She leaves . husband
aud three boys Ia mourn her loss.
Nathaniel Frye killed tao pigs four.
teen months old, each Of which weighed
coo pounds. These pigs came from this
ueishborhood.