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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
STOLE sS4o
u'a ., uALF 80 Ir, AM u >Ow ~
.ut AWAITING cOUEI.

A.H. led by our West Peru CORE
'p'r. Daniel HYDE stole q quantity
giu.-.I from Alb.rt FROST Of reru
Nv.a..iI, night, aud "skipped out. "
Hlif i.. zen boarding AZ frOsi's for
sauF The money was In trunk
1tru. house, aud was about $40 In
anu...
l.l sheriff Porter "a. at once put
'pN.-. slun the case. and followed
uI Portland. lie found that the
'hCr Portland had some scgaaint-
Az ..h HYDE, aud by the aid Of
Hyts graph. which he had With
I'm. d. H'sd him In Rochester, y. H.,
st.r' ar'ured him Friday forenoon
ht lH. made good use % his time
n h..e "a The stolen money. Of tbs
-. #ss. here wss found upon him
Hh-. lrvd s9:0SO. The rest had
so-r 81. .ss suits % clothes for himself
add '.- % bic companions, aud In pat.
Na.N.s .ifious place. Of moral aud
Al.-. uussment
W. NI. siiling % come with the Officer
eth..' ruili.iiiOn from the governor,
sll R. Hruught TO Parts saturday,
=
,ieie D.. Nas arraigned before rrial
sa',.gs Davis, aud pleaded glilty. Tbs
l.'iNs IHu1t him over 90 the May tern
fCplr' nd ordered him To r-cogni,s
- N 'lu 20 slD1a. lie VAS unable "a
l-ir.'h .Int., aud was committed Il
ul's.'t man some - years Of sge
'i'h'T short aud thics-set, With q dsrl
vmp.'N"1. he evidently Is not I
,Iilgrr ,O The courts, a. the officers Ia
Ip,'lali scre Nell acquainted With him
81 Do apisar. that he vent 10 Rumfort
ilH' isD years aud half ago sftei
TNms s sentence In Jail al Auburn
y, soisrd AZ frst upon the railroad en-
a'''l ately he has been st work Ia
~ PAPER mill. lie had been drinking
~ soms days preyiOu. TO his taking th'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
eNvrouNd.

Mrs. q. W. Fife goes On Boston this
week Tor her spring stock of millinery
and ready made clothing. She will ~
main al the week, and spend much time
at the New YORK model rooms trimming,
20 ~ TO be ready for her opening ~ soon
10 she returns.
Mr.. George Shirley has rented hls
house on Oxford Street to Mr.. Abbott
Of West Paris, and has moved Into hIs
new residence on l1ne Street. lie u
making extensive repairs on the build
lngs, which when completed will Be very
attractive and convenient.
The measles and German measles are
making thorough canvas Of our VII
lage. All who have never had them are
now INDUCING, and those that are proof
against the one, fall victims 10 the other,
90 that very few escape.
Tho commencement parts have been
assigned 10 the members Of rryebnrR
Academy graduating class ~ follows;
vais.iicsosy, Mis- Anna Ryder.
History. u, O.. sturtivsnt.
Prophsry, Miss Mabel sawyer.
Miss Hannah Osgood, who With her
mother, has bcen spending the winter at
the home Of her brother, Mr.. Frank De-
good, 10 now moving back on TO Port
land street for the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
eAsr WATERFORD.

I'd skinner has begun his summers
work for G. \. Hlamlin; and Perley
Hodgdon for J. A. Roberts Of Norway.
n. q. Meintire was around last week
getting the number Of scholars. One
little girl thought IL MAS for the pur-
pose Of taxing them.
J. w. Anterior II slowly Improving,
aud able To slt up little. His brother
Horace returned from Casco, where he
has been working, and 10 caring Tor
things 1T home. -.
T.. and q. N. Abbott are to build q
house on lot which they own Of Harri-
son Flat. They will 90 about u ~ soon
AZ the ground opens. John w. Keen
has engaged To work foe them.
Eva N. johnson IL spending few
weeks With her sister, Mrs. G. II. Pride.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
EAST SUMNER.

Prom Fredericton and 81. John, y. H.,
papers ne see that W. Scott Robinson,
formerly % the keeley Institute. Deer
Ing. has established an Institute At fred-
ericton. n. u, for extending this noble
and successful work of saving men from
the dreadful drink habit. The local pa
prrs speak In high terms Of the fine To-
cation and excellent management. II IL
doing nne work and many will .rise to
call II blessed Mr.. Robinson II able,
and has reason 10 speak from personal
know ledge Of the efficacy Of the wonder
ful keeley eure.
Many here are sad to learn Of the
serious lllness of Rev. n. y. IAwrere
Of Baekheld, who has been unable To
carry on hl. labor. here.
winter still fingers In the lap Of
spring."
spring poetry and chickens are scass.
Phosphate and eggs plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

IN, rsri, Electric Company CON-
gls,sl /, urganiI.iioa At south Paris
at Iur.iay. George VI. Atwood IL
,rvasuryr - the company and John
Tsrrs supsrintendeni, With Offices az
ths neuscrst Office. Paris I'M, and No.
I udd Fellows Block, south Paris.
M. cUmpsny commenced last woine--
iAy morning the construction OF tele-
rho1s ins from Paris lin Ia south
Par. which will have connection With
Io,sI lri distant circuits. IL IL the In
isri'or 20 the promoters % have the line
10 opsriIon BY May first 80 - Ia b.
rsaiv iD handle such business AZ may
Coms from the MAY term Of court. This
vmWUy proposes % equip Its line In
fr,;-,a.. shape and furnish good
ssr,ity a reasonable rates. Detailed W
ilfmai.0n regarding eonnecti0ns and
nis. all b. published later.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

,.,,,,, nlsAn; ..........

FttF&<&8s
willis r. wsdsworth u Whiting friends
In Bridgtoa.
Ssth +. Spring has bought ths John
&. Mason farm Of John stanley "a.
10 showed about seven Inches on
April 18th, and ons foot on the hills.
M. Edwin Il. wadsworth Il sick with
the grippe.
Arthur fiys Of Cornish has bought the
James y. Fiye farm and removed to Il.
On sunday evening, The sth, the
house OF samuel N. Adams Was destroy
Cd By IRE.
Nfs. Scammon nm is dangerously III
with heart disease.
Mrs.. Georgia smith Of south Hiram 10
connped 10 the house, and much Of the
time TO . DARK room, with disease Of the
eyes.
Mr.. Austin wadsworth Il Visited BY
her brother, Mr.. BlisfernIcht, Of Peaks
Island.
Major Joseph O. Gentieman Of south
Hiram has bcen appointed and sworn -
constable In South Hiram.
Charles n. wadaworth. who has been
In Boston during the winter, II now 81
home.
Tho Lewiston Journal criticised rye
ancient inhabltant- for calling up shiv.
cry recollcctlons Of foot Of snow that
fell April ~, 1894. How will they like
this weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
RErhEi,

Arthur Wiley IL at home from Bow.
doln College on . abort vacation.
Five men commenced Tuesday on tn
trick vork of the New Cross block.
when the lumber arrives Carpenter
~lll BE- kept busy.
The loyal Legion connected With ths
w. Z. +. Y. celebrated Monday even.
Ing With an eutertalnment consisting Of
sonxs and recltatious. TIE ladies' corps
rooms we're crowded With the members
and their friends. During the evening
Ice-crcam and cake Was disposed OF for
the sum Of ten cents to grown folks.
i've ceuts to children. The proceeds 20
towards Temperance work.
l.. y. Grover Of West Bethel has tin
knockers' shop In the rear OF ". y.
Browns hardware store. Nj. Grover
worked come time for several hrms la
Norway, 90 has the trade well learned.
Sin Wild geese on Col. Edwards inter-
vale called out two rides and three shot
guns Thursday forenoon. The firearms
we're discharged several tlmes, but the
fowls took ~ing aud escaped over Para
disc Hill unharmed.
As the travelling u Improving the
meetings of the W. &. +. u. will be held
at regular time. Mrs. a. u. Macon en-
tertained the Union last Tuesday after
noon. The next place will be announced
from the pulpit.
Dave Brown was thrown hcadloug
from . rad cart Wednesday afternoon,
while driving out Of Dr. Twaddie's sta
BILE. lie VAS In an unconscious state
when found, and Il MAS some time BE-
fore consciodsness VAS fully restored.
Il seems that the horse became frlghten-
ed In the door, suddenly wheeled and
pitched Mr.. brown some distance With
The foregoing results. The horse ran up
Church Street, but vas captured and
TO DIR. Twaddle.
I'd Coburn has leased for the summer
lbe famous hotel "Anglers' Retreat" at
Middle Dam. The house wlll Be opened
20 .port.men about the nrst Of Nay.
IA and Chas Coburu are up at the place
rctiius In ice and making repairs.
Resolved. That the American negroes
rave too much liberty, MAS discussed
evening at the Academy ~
~um. Orue Douglass produced state
nents for the Affirmative, Claude Alb
sott and A. q. Esmes for the negative
iie. The storm kept many away, how
'ver the following exercises were pre-
entet:
Repst % SECRETARY.
! NJ itatisn, ka Twsidr. /
. Ches-lss JUlsr.. Herl>r Rove. Jeaa sssarn.
mi fbeoiorv could.
inssrmi..ioa.
lIll IA xIZn
fscsr, ka~in cshrips. Ahcs Chamberlain.
1siitor.
Nsw business.
Adjournment
The question for the evening MAS de-
ided la favor of the negative by the
Judges aud the house. The topic for de-
ate At the next lyeeum will be; Resolv-
4, That wealth ought not % be one Of
lements entering into our estimation the
q man.
y. ~. Millett has moved his family
nd household goods 20 south Paris
shere his painting business IL located.
The villsge schools are To open Mon
Az. April sd, under the tuition Of the
ormer teachers.
Rev. Mr.. BEEN Of the universallst
hurch exchanged puiplts With lisv. Mr..
'uss of Gorham, y. H., sunday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
6RvANT,s POND.

George II. Cummings has purchased
the farm Of Ira X. Russell At S.uth
Woodstock.
George Y. Perham and wife returned
home from Boston Friday.
The Edwin Doughty farm has been
sold to Ellsworth Spoford Of South
Paris.
II. @. johnson has gone to Danforth
where he u employed a. printer on the
.Border News"
Ansei Dudley has closed up bis busi-
ness at the steam mill and IL moving his
machinery out.
A new school house IL In progress at
south Woodstock. The Mute school
house has been torn down.
william II. Looney, Esq., OF Port.
land, has accepted an invitation To de-
liver the Memorial Day address for
whitman Post at this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
RoxBuRY.


Mrs. Locke Il very sick With the
grippe. Under Dt. T~itehell's care II
is hoped abe may recover.
Joseph fenley has been missing for |.
week OF more. lie went Ia bed ~ usual
and vas gone In the morning. Much
time hss been spent In searching for
him over vide territory, but AZ yet no
trace Of him can be found. No doubt he
has committed suicide. lie made an at
tempt on his life few years ago.
Calvin Bueknam has bought back the
undivided half 81 his farm that he decd
ed to his son-ln-lsw. Scott Philbrick.
two years ago.
Mr.. Locke made "a pounds, n oancrs,
Of butter In Ave days from two COWS.
The COWS are not for sale.
Marvh weather In April.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
DucKet

Mrs. Waterman Of East Buckheld,
who has becu sIck the past winter With
cancer In the stomach, died Saturiay
morning, April sth. rhe remains were
taken 20 l.itchfeld for burial.
Mrs. II. G. bradford Of Portland Walt.
Cd her mother, Mr. w. T.. BridGham,
the past week.
hlss Mary Gardner has returned from
South Paris where she has been employ
Cd In the once Of W. J. Wheeler . year
or more.
Dea. 4. X. Murdoch returned from an
eight weeks' visit 70 Boston and vicin-
ny.
70. q. Thomes IL quito III.
Robinson Dean went 10 Massachusetts
TO attend the funersl Of his brother,
BENJAMIN Dean, this week.
Geo. n. Luce and family, the popular
landlord Of Hotel Long, have moved 20
Auburn. The hotel Il undergoing some
necessary repairs but will be opened In
sbort time under the management OF
Mr.. Geo. u. Coyle of the Maple House.
Fred II. Roblnson Of Dixheld Was In
town saturday, the 18th.
Miss Laura X. Kicker has gone To
Boston for millinery supplies.
Mrs.. LArkin w. farrar has charge OF
the millinery shop In Miss IsIcker's abb
seuce.
Isaac shaw, q we'll known and esteem
Cd citlseu, disd at the residence OF hls
sou, Mr.. I. w. shaw, sunday morn
log, the 9Th, ct the ripe sge OF
~ years. Mr.. shaw vas remarkably
hale aud sprishtly for one Of his years,
rarely. u ever. alex, . great worker,
and Q successful tlller Of the coll ct East
Buckheld for many years. lie was
twice married, surviving both HE CON-
panions by several Year,. A man OF de-
cided convictions, despislnG shsms, but
q high regard for hls personsi
friends. In politics . Republican, first,
last, and all the time. LstterIy he
has made his home In the village With
hls son, In whose family, and among the
young grandchildren be found . warm
welcome, which he greatly appreciated.
lie was taken slck With the grippe In
January, which developed an affection
Of the brain. and q resultant breaking
down Of the system. OF his Immediate
family he leaves q son, Mr.. ]. Wilson
shaw aud three daughters, Mrs.. j. u.
DeCostsr Of Mechanic falls, Mrs. j. u.
bryant OF East iiuckheld and Mrs.
Decatur Irish Of Hartford.
The sudden death Tuesday last Of
Mrs. Mary Caswell Irish, wife Ut samuel
y. Irish, after q very brief Illness, at
East Buckheld, Vas necessarily . great
shock to the Deighborhood, belng the
second death In the family since The
month came In. Mrs. lrishs deceAse
makes it peculiarly hard for the family. |
especially her aged mother. nov about ~
years old, and the husband To whom abe |
wAs helpmeet In the broadest seuse OF
he word. She leaves besldes her sgcl |
mother, q husband, two sons and two
daughters. Her ase Was 50 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rowell Of MechanIc
Pals, Who have been Waiting 1t &. L.
Dillingham's few days, have gone "a
The lakes, whsre he has charge Of the
steamer.
John Ieavitt, Jr., who has been d
work as the Merrill spool factory, u un-
able 10 attend 10 HE duties on account Of
. lame back.
W. y. Putnam 4 Son have made some
changes In the arrangement Of the ma-
chlnery In their factory, and are better
able than ever % attend 20 oil orders In
their line Of business.
Herbert Horne 10 on the sick list st
this writing.
w Our .,.. .,, -, , are slowly drying Up.
viii be put Into good repair, and that
We shall be able to gct from house TO
.iorr without going Into mud up TO our
knees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
NEMRN.

"The best run % sap In twenty-five
years. so said II. :. Hastings OF
Newry Corner to me one day this week.
Hastings was In J. 4. Thurstou's store
at the time packing eggs. There's =
lot of eggs I've sold fora cent Apiece"
said the merchant. flows that for
egg. In Aprils Some 81 those eggs cost
me eighteen cents per dozen, too"
Miss Genie Iittlehale has been at home
q few days on ylsit To her parents.
Arson splnney of Nova Scotia visited
hi. sick mother last week.
10 Splnney has hired out for the sum
mer To VIM. X. Esmes of Bethel.
Eight boy. In q row all the way from
I; TO In one family In No. q. IL the
like Ia be found In the county,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
NORTH PARIS.


News has been received from Hart
ford, Conn, Of the death Of Dea. Morgan
Lewis. Mr.. Lewis has been quite feeble
all winter. lie Mas ln hls s9th year.
Mrs. Lewis IL we'll preserved for =
woman Of =; years.
w. y. Durham has moved on TO the
farm purchsse Of y. II. Locke.
George Abbott IL at work for his IA
Their.
Leroy J. Abbott has been on visit to
South Waterford.
A. J. Abbott Was confined to the house
last week with q severe cold.
Rosa berry has gone to Deeripg to at
tend school.
Ivan Lowe has gone to New Glouces-
ter to work.
John Butterield has returned from
rrecp0rt where he has been at work and
IL stopping at Il. Starblrd's.
Mrs. America Andrews and daughter
Lucy returned from Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie Marshall has been very
sick with pneumouia at Eugene Curtis,
but IL little more comfortable now.
Norah whitney 10 at work for Charles
GOwell.
VIII Berry and wife were At X.
Churchiil's Tuesday.
J.F L.ittleha!e has sawed 80 cords
of white birch and has 10000 OF long
lumber TO saw.
Mrs. Emery Mason IL at Eugene Cur
tis' caring for Mrs. Marshall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
atsoLurloss oE RESPECT.

"hereas, Death. Who loves q shining
--iis' has entered our orde- and chosen
= az osu, our loved sister, Clara u.
>slh, therefore,
Resolved, That the members % Paris
So,,alse, No. ~, while they feel that To
- ths great majority, aud pat on Inn
1o',t''i'y, b. for her gain. realize that
-, 20. 20 the order, 10 the community,
nj III 70 her relatives aud friends. Il IRE
parhis
Iha, Se tender TO the husband In his
- oefeaSemeni, 10 the aged mother
NJ helples.nsss, 10 ''Csddie" In her
IT,,''le,.' our sincere sympathy.
ma .aAl these resolutions be placed upon
n. n s,S.fds OF Paris Grange, printed In
viiofd Democrat, and copy sent
"' relatives 20 the deceased sister.
U. =. CURTIS, Committee
T. VI. CURTIS, 90
70 y. HAMMOND. Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
WEST PERU.

Iots OF things happen In town but the
items come under other correspondents
Jurisdiction.
House and COW burned at ? o'clock
AN.
Mrs. Farrar thrown from carriage and
seriously Injured.
A man stole over ESQ aud left, etc,
etc.
Dan HYDE, who has been boarding at
Albert fro.t's for over three yeaIs stole
over $50 and left town, leaving Mr.. y.
With only one dollar. II IL o hard one
AZ they worked hard for Il. Mr.. Hyde
came there when they first started the
railroad and they say he hiss been about
three sheets In the Wind for few days.
r.. q. Austin aud son have got their
birch mostly sawed and turned Into
clothes-plns. They have got = lot OF
hard wood plank In the yard which they
will make Into die blocks.
Augustine Casey II putting 10 the Gel
lar for his house.
The way Il looks now, the constable
will have some dogs 10 kill this spring
ne there have only i've been licensed ~
yet.
flour IL on the fall. The door Of. u.
T.. I,owe's store room dropped about two
feet. some $50 barrels dropped.
Mr.. Y. A. simpson has been quite
.ick but IL little better at the present
time.
Quite . number Of the young men
here contemplate working on the gravel
train this summer.
The Baptists at Peru Centre have
bought the NJ. y. church and are going
TO remodel the inside. Most Of the
money and work has been pledged.
They will commence Immediately.
T.. 4. Gibbs Was In the place taking
contributions for y. Barber who was
burned out.
\. y. Robinson IL going To Lewiston
after q tent; he IL going 10 make pictures
In the same this summer.
Town treasurer's and town clerks post
Office address IL West Peru not Peru.
Our genial mall carrier IL 90 as to be
out again.
Our town clerk says that be wishes
that two or three couples would hurry
up aud get published before he appoints
his deputy. =.
Who made the mistake and had April
for MArchf I think II must be owing to
the administration. Don't think j
shall change my politics the way things
| look this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
THE OXFORD BEARS
TIE oolNos or the WEEK M ALI
SECTIONS or the COUNTY.
AhpovIR.


Mrs. y. VI. Sessions, who has lived NJ
the south Arm Tor several years, died
suddenly the i2th Of heart failure, aged
about 81 year,. Mrs. Sessions VAS =
motherly lady, and one ever ready 10
minister To others wants regardless
Of her own suiierings. II can be said Of
her truly, good woman has gone to her
reward.
Rev. Mr.. Nabry hss gone away for q
fec days. A majority 90 his parishion-
ers are In favor of his return another
year.
We are having cold, disagreeshle
weather especially for river driving.
Cold and squAlly most every day IL not
much like the weather the farmer wants
To see. ! nnd by consulting my weather
bulletin that ~ehave had - inches o. n.
4 incbes) Of snow fall thus far. Not
quite 80 much a. last year, but enough,
though.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
oilEAD.

Rev. Leslie D. withes OF vassaiboro
supplied the church a. q candidate Sun.
day. Ills very able sermons, which were
characterized by richness Of thought
and felicity Of expression, commanded
the interested attention OF hls audience,
both morning and evening. A uuanl-
nous call has been extended 20 him 70
assume the pastorate Of the churches OF
Gllesd and Shelburne, which u 10 hoped
will be accepted.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Daniel Grover OF Red
lauds, CAL, arrived In Bethel last week,
and are nov visiting ct Mr.. Ebeu Chap.
mans. Mrs. Chapman b . sister OF
Mrs. Grover.
Miss Nay Peabody, . teacher 10 the
normal school 1t New Britain, Conn.,, u
Of home for Q weeks vacation.
NJ. and Mrs. B. Y. Hicks arrived 10
town Tuesday to look after soms need
Cd repairs on the house they Are 70 oc-
cupy. Mr.. and Mrs.. William viii come
later.
Mr.. +. A. Blake Of Island Pond, VI,
b visiting hh mother, Mn. 0livs Blake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
Norct 10 TAX pAvtRs OF PARIS

o. order 90 close NJ all taxes CON-
nii,el ,o me for collection FOE the year
lS1 Within the year % commitment, ]
,ha. have 10 commence legal proved
~. NAY 1T. newt. Consequently there
al b, expense made on all taxes both
"a. aud personal. without exception,
r,ma.uing unpaid on and after the above
banned date.
Paris, Me-. April ,, lsaI.
CuA>pLER GARLAND,
ar LlO-ls Collector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
BRoWNFiGlp.

Commepced showing early this morn
Ing Thursday. Some six inches Of
snow has already fallen, and IL IL still
showing.
Mr.. George shirley Of rryeburg,
sheriff Ia frequently seen at Frink''
Office.
=. y. Adam. farm bulldings were
burned sunday evening. No one was
living In the house aud Il IL thought IA
be the work Of an incendlary.
Linnie frink IL home from Portland
where she has been engaged In dress
and cloak making the past year.
4 good many are sufierin. from bad
colds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
WEST SUMNER.

We want warm weather soon.
Oscar Chandler 10 at work for j.. &.
Bates.
Young & Packard have nearly hnlsh-
ed saving. They have sawed at their
mill this spring 80 NJ.
c. NJ. Packard and wife were at West
Paris Wednesday,
Geo. l.. Pulsifer has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. NJ. Small have been
up on the farm with their son, ID. ID.
Small.
Mrs. Head IL slowly gaining.
e. X. Handy has 90 far recovered from
his recent sickness ~ TO DO out on the
street again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
SOUTH RUMFoRp.

Andy FArlsrio !. boarding 1t Dr.. J.
y. PutnAm's.
FL. Putnam has hired sam Thomp-
son 10 work for him this summer.
John Bowdon Il working for ". l..
wyman on hls wood pile.
W. A. wyman 10 confined To the
house With cold.
Mrs.. G. NJ. Elliott IL quite badly on
With rheumatism.
Mrs.. Geo. Bolssencau returned from
Berlin Falls Tuesday.
Lucilla wymAn IL on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
lsr " 81 PRESERVED.
NvuVE NOT rnE ANCIENT LANDMARKS
SAYS ON 80 IuE Old RONs.

riitor i,sHOcrsi:
-. by the Democrat that special
town meeting has BEEN called for Mon
a. nsxt, Ia zee What action the town
- AXE In regard 10 remOyin. the old
trts school house on the liill. ! hope
ts.Il result In preserving the dear old
hr.mark.
Thousands have secured an education
vitl ia walls. among them q vice
~. .eut % the United states, members
giii. yablnet, ministers 10 foreign coun-
~. ldges. members Of congress, men
AID aHmsn IN every walk In life, and
-. nd iaVorably known all over the
ll,,s states. II Ia regarded BY them
Nih .,y aud Affection, and Il the only
tgLIrs EFT In town that by personal
ass Ton connects them With the past,
AID h IN. presence re,lyes and keep.
grv,r ne precious memory ~ school
10y .tI.. Let u be preserved.
ONE 80 IHE oLp Bows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-17
EAST HEBRON.

Albert T. Eastman assigned the 10Th
Inst. to A. VI. Fogg.
Miss Eva Merrill IL home on = short
visit.
Mr.. Baker PHILIPPE IL building . new
chimney In his house.
Nelson j. IAughton from Manchester.
y. H., made flying trip through the
place last wednesday.
W. II. Downing Il putting on IN adj
dltion 10 his barn.