Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-06
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The Bridgion and Waterford staees
we're obliged To stay In town one night
thl. week owing Ia the severe storm.
George Ridlcn Of Rumford Falls MAS
In town this week.
state Detective Bassett has been away
from home for several weeks on very I'm
portsnt criminal business. Mr.. Bassett
has all he can attend to.
Judge whitman Vas on the sick Iist
Wednesday 80 the meeting of the new
" hIst club did not take place at the mu-
ricipsl court rooms this week.
Jennie Baker visited at Alice Traf-
tons In Portland this week.
Rev. 4. T.. Angel aud w. III. Whit.
comb we're called Ia boston the last OF
the week 90 visit l.. Ellen Frost Who IL
dsngeroasly sick. Mr.. whiicomb re
turned Monday.
Mrs. Charles ". Li,iiewocd, Who for
long time has been sick With con-
sumption, died nj their home on Main
street, sunday, January 18th. She re
c,l,ed the best Of care by her husband,
mother. sister, aud many friends To the
Last.
Owing Ia the storm the drill and ball
20 the A. u. Noy-s Division, I. u. n. OF
H., which WAS 20 have been held At East
sionsham this week Vas postponed Ia
February 9Th.
Harry X. Virgin. E.q., and fred ken'
d.ll aud wife of Portland, were In town
Sanday the guests 81 George 4. Cole.
Mr.. percy n. Lowell, 90 Yarmouth,
4. visiting At V. W. IIill.'. Mr.. Lowell,
Who for year MSS landlord at the Heals
Hotel, IL night clerk st the Manchester
House, Manchester, y. III.
The sslec,men have been In session
making up the annual town rePort THIS
week.
The Congregational Circle has been
postponed until Wednesday evening. A
nrst-cla.. entertainment ~ill be furnish
81.
G.L. Curtis. the village exprcssmsn
for several years, IL visiting In town,
lie 4. In the employ % T.. q. Bstes a Co.
% New Haven, where he Will return
sfter q short vacation. Hts many
friend. extend their beat wishes for bis
future prosperity.
We understand that the Excelsior
Frame Company have hired the store
formerly occupied by the Norway Ar'
Company and will make picture frames
To order. W. q. Mckeeu IL the man
Ag.r.
The dealers In gents rcsdy-made cloth
Ing are enjoying q season OF loo prizes,
They are all doing great business Ia
the way 81 selling for cash NJ eosi
figure. OF less. We can't ssy just how
long u will las, bat u IL very Interesting
Ia those In need % clothing.
The W. X. e. and =. 81 v. fsir ~ill h
held February 18th, ii,h and 18th, Al
the Opera House. Great preparations
all be made fcr the fair and excellent
results financially are expected.
The senate has confirmed the nominA'
tion Of A. =. kimbsll to be the appraiser
81 merchandise In the District OF Fort
land and Falmouth, Maine.
The Lucler Minstrel Company played
NJ the Open House Thursday evening
io very good sired audience.
The high school course of lectures co.,
cluded Friday evening With concert by
the Colby QuArtettr assisted by Mis-
Maud Mayo, reader. % Auburn. Tbs
Open House va. we'll filled and the an'
dience was greatly pleased. Werner NJ
whitman, NorwNy's member OF tbs
quartst,e, WAS repeatedly encored by hi'
sdmlring friends. The following va.
the programme for the evening;
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NJ r...su All NJ. Whitman.
q gs.iins. Iiobor ~ IN. weois. ~. o.. hurrsy
Ms. Nausi Mayo.
I, faihsr's Lulaby, tby rclas-sl Wi'ae
Vaartstts.
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Nj. Mayo.
Mr. whitman.
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Nj Ra..stt ant Mr.. Whitman.
s Healing. Ths Dysn i'm Rad. Anoa
Miss Mayo.
The selectmeu visited the town faru
saturday and took the annual Inventory
% the towns property, etc.
The farmers have been busy this weel
working on the roads.
Benz. Mar.tou, Who lately moved from
Waterford to this place, IL very alex.
NO CLOSE TINE FOR the MOOSE
4 Greenville man by the name OF
Hamilton makes very earnest but not
convincing argument against the game
Laws. Hamilton IL foreman In thu
xoo.i. for Olive MAnslll and on January