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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
pixGilin.


The Ladies Church Aid Society gave
blue jsy supper at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs. J. 4. Edmunds on the evening OF
SATURDAY,, Feb. 18th. An excellent sup
per Was served to all Who wishei for u,
and Il wss we'll patroniscd. After the
supper an excellent musical program.
wss carried out. Mr.. George l.. Merrill
rendered the piece entitled "Rocked In
the Cradle Of the Deep" In very effect
I've manner. lie also sang In one OF two
other pieces. Frank q. Nichols sang
several selections In . most pleasing
manner. All present had an excellent
time and were well pleased both With
the supper aud Also the musical pro-
grsmme.
The Ladies Aid will hold lie next
regular meeting Thursday afternoon at
the residence % MIS-. \. IL. Durham,
March lst.
Sunday, February II. Rev. W. w.
Hooper preached In the church at the
usual hour To an attentive and good
sis-d audience. lie also led the En'
deavor meeting In the evening. Rev.
W. W. Hooper viii preach herr again
March 9TH.
Ouct moft the kftm aukVi Va
has visited our village. This time u u TO
summon the father Of Mrs. W. w. Waite,
Mr.. Joseph Poster. lie Was . good old
man and Was ~ years and months OF
age and va. born In the town OF Wins
low, Maine. Ills death occurred about
q O'Clock Monday, Feb. 18th, and the
funeral Was Wednesday, February 2ist,
At his late residence.
Mr.. J. 4. Billings Of Bethel WAS In
town Tuesday. lie visited the Masonic
lodge.
Tuesday evening the band boys had .
grand good time at the masquerade ball
given for their benefit In Music Hall.
There we're ~ couples on nj the grand
march. Every one had Jolly good
time.
Thursday evening, Dixheld Lodge.
I. a. q. r.. worked the hrst degree.
About ~ were present. 4 fine oyster
supper was furnished the visiting
brother. from Rumford Fails aud Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
WEST PERU.

Augustine Carey l. building him q
house on the Tucker place. :.
Hiram stillman Is quite poorly, 80 l
hear.
n. q. Austin a sonsre the most busy
men In the place, saving lumber long
aud making clothe~-pins.
There I. talk of q new hall being built
In our village this spring, a stock COM
pany: the hall 10 be used for concerts,
dramas, dances, etc.
The sslectmen, town treasurer anu
clerk met to revise the names In the
jury box.
showing, blowing and breaking roads
I. the order ~ the day.
So. Robinson IL at home for Few
days.
Thrre trains stranded or showed up Al
Dixneld aud West Peru station at mid
night 81 the 10Th.
SectIon-masier :. Frost pct ON n large
crew 20 help clear the sidiugs, etc.
stagnstiOn % all kinds of business
except the snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
OxEORD.

The r. A. Roberts Poet, u. \. H., had
an entertainment on Wednesday even
ing, consisting of readings by Mis-.
Louise ". Callahan Of Lewiston with
music by Jones Orchestra, closing With
an oyster supper.
Lena Perkins has closed her school In
Top.hsm and Il home.
Mary Jones has closed her school at
Mechanic Fall. and IL at home.
Mr.. Francis Butler died Tuesday
Feb. ~. lie was carried 10 Lewiston
far hnfi.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
EAST SUMNER.

Attending sewing circles seems to b.
the rage of late.
The Good Templsrs' Circle Tuesday
was largely attended and on "Wednesday
q crowd attended The baptist Circle at
Mrs. J.. J. l,ussell's. Those pleasant
social gatherings are = mutual help TO
our social life aud are usually . means
of god not only Ia those preseut but
Outlines to those not so fortunate.
II Il dull time for work or news OF
interest.
our court reports are about the only
thing that excites Interest Just now.
People are anxious To see the papers.
And, BY the way, What should We do
without the ne~spsperss The pleasure
aud instruction they impart are lncsl.
eulablc. And how easily obtained and
al what little coat. No family can afiord
tn dispense With them. II IL cheap yet
useful instruction for all. We would as
.oon obllterate railroads as the newspa-
papers.
The Good Templars viii give . public
entertainment At the hall on Friday
evening. March "a, consisting OF a
drama. fsrce., comedies, music and sup
PER. A small admission fee Will be
charged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
sourn RUMFoRo.

The worst storm and blow Of the sea
900 came Thursday aud Friday OF last
week. No mall from "Wednesday until
saturday night. II took all day satur-
day aud sunday to break out roads.
Sir. and Mrs. e. h. Cary are very
feeble. They are quite aged aud the
prevailing epidemic affects them more
ihan Il does younger persons. 80,
Mr.. Sophls A,erill has been visiting
b~r sister, Mrs. Amy Putnam.
Georgia Hemingway, Who has been
.topplng with her grandparents, MI. and
Mrs.. q. Hemingway, since last spring,
returned To her home In Pennington last
week.
Annie IIylan % Byron has been visit
Iuy her friend. Mrs. A. ID. Putnam.
Mrs. sophia Averill has gone to last
Peru 10 visit her brother, Z. =. Reed.
Mrs. Porter % Andover IL stopping
With her daughter, Mrs. Clara Bessey'
for few DAYS.
Quite large number Of the ladies' OF
this place have severe attack OF rag
fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27

The circle met this week With Mrs.
y. n. Rounds. VIII meet Ia t~o weeks
With Mr.. 4. y. johnson.
Henry Warren IA. moved Into the
new house recently built by l.. X. Giles
on the DENMARK rad.
Your correspondent Was ml.lnforme,i.
The hous. r-cently Occupied by D. L..
DrcS l. yscsut.
Jane. VI. Gibson ~ Conway Corner
l. a ". n. >iickney's FOE few days.
Cora Gatchell has been called Ia
Lowell. Ma..., BY the death oi her aunt.
She closed her school At keIar Pals
last week.
Rev. VIM. Wood and Wife ~ Cornish
wer. entertained AZ W. n. >tickney'..
during the meeting ~ the \. 4. :. 4. D..
Mr.. J. Mcdonald continues another
year on the town farm AZ suPerintend'
ent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
NEWRN.

Orrin Foster has closed up his operi-
lions In the woods and discharged his
help.
j. J. spInney IL about through haul
Ing birch. lie has lot Of pulp wood TO
Land on the river bank this spring.
The town report has come 10 ham, 10
good season this year. The condition
Of our finances does not show very bad.
ly. Owing To the hard times good
deal Of the taxes are yet In the hands OF
the tar payers; that u, has got to come
through their hands, though fear there
IL not much there now.
Town meeting IL close by now. Poll.
tics don't get . very strong bold on tue
Newryites In municipal affairs. The
game Il not big enough to Invite very
lively competition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE poiNos or the WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
WESr PARIS

Mercury registered ~ below seru
Saturday morning. Where s the man
Who prophesie,i that winters backbone
was broken not long SINGER
A party of south Paris High School
students visited this place Thursday
evening and partcok OF an oyster sup
per at the Maple House.
The West Paris Dramatic Club will
present the drama, The Deacon" Tues
dsy evening, FEB. 3'th, In Dunhsm''
Hall.
n. ". Emery has been confined to the
house for few days. Charles Harden
Il taking Mr.. Emcrys place as engineer
for Bro~n a son.
pcck Gray IL moving Ia south Paris.
Miss ln.f bradbury, aged IL years, |.
mouths, died Monday, the 10Th, With
consumption of the brain, after q short
illness. Funeral services were held In
the Baptist church NJ II A. n. Thursday.
There Was . large attendance. Mss
bradbury Was Que Of our smsrte~t
young ladies. Living With her parents
she helped her mother With the milll-
merry, for which she had natural talent
bs-side that which she acquired While
working Zoe J. D.. Palmer of Portland.
She leaves many warm friends.
Rev. J. T.. Hounds and wife of Ne~ry
have been assisting Rev. A. n. Bryant
Ia the extra meeting. this week.
Rev. j. a. Corey, presiding elder OF
this district, preached To full house
Thursday evening and held the last
quarterly conference of this conference
year after the preaching service.
N. II. Hammond of Paris Hill wss In
our village Friday distributing the town
reports. Article 10 % the warrant IL
To - vhsi san u mcusy ths tom VII rsi.s
" rvbaihi IN bfti.c a Wet fan..'
We ar. glad To- .ee that the town u To
take some action In regard To this bridge.
Dor the past few years Il has been unsafe.
last summer IL VAS propped ~ Ia en-
able Il temporarily Ia stand the strain of
heavy teams which are constantly pass
Ing over u. Ia our opinion an Iron
bridge IL the most econOmical bridge Ia
build In the end, and IL certainly looks
better than one built after the style Of
he on. wc have nov. All large corpors-
lions such a. railroads build With Iron
y neither II De- large or a small bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
GRAFTON.

The storm and Wind here Last week
cas- very severe, but our plucky stage
driver got through With the mall. lie
has not missed q trip this winter yet:
IA 4. now Understood that there 10 To
he cream route from Upton to the
bethel butter factory, and that I. u.
Davis Il 10 gather the cream twice each
~.rk and carry the same to Bethel. :,
ME- Franc Otis will Close her school
a. DI.srict No. 4 this week With m ex-
hIbltIoo on saturday evening u not &C.
we're storm at that time.
We have about four feet OF snow here
pe~ In the open growth 10 the woods:
Baker aud Guy Thurstou viii nnlsn
iossIns on ths Diamond this week.
Their cot 70 100000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
RuMEQRp.

Mrs.. lydia Martin died Feb. 10Th arer
a long aud painful sickness. I'M. " the
third death there has been In this village
this winter.
George webber died Feb. 10th OF can.
Ger. Eey. Mr.. Keith attended both OF
the funerals sunday, Feb. 18th.
CIV. Martin of Auburn Was caiieu
here Ia attend the funeral Of his MOTHER
Mrs. Martin.
blanche Ripley has gone to Auburn
IIIldr,th Graham Of Rumford Centrr,
formerly of New York, has tnined
calf Which he IL exhibiting at the Centre
Tickets Is cents.
The bills are oat for mock town
me,tIu, at Rumford Centre February
18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27

circle At the Baptist ves;ry weine.-
A,v evening. ricnic supper al u, FOL
I,..l hy sociAble. All Invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
STOW.

We have had considerable snow and
Wind for the past week.
Ethel Gupiill had her party the ION.
There we're quite a number OF young
people there aud had q nice time. she
also had a number ~ pretty presents.
Lizzie Charles has been with her SIS
ter. Mr.. Guptill, the past week. aud is
still there. ,
Their. va. dance At Fred Guptilr.
Thursday evening. but on account OF
stormy weather there were but . fe~
there, but they seemed to have nice
time.
The TEACHER and scholars OF Dist.
No. J will celebrate washington's birth
day At the VI. T.. church next Thursday
evening. 4 grand time IL expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
ANOOvfR.
Ins school in No: . slc.sd 4, ~. 81, xs, J,

The school In No. . closed last week
The selsctmen arg busy on their 70
port.
officers. The general feeling u however
TO retain our present chairman. IN
warrant viii contain many articles.
The hunters and sportsmen gave {
grand ball In Union Hall the I'D. 1hs
hall MAS beautifully decoratcd with
heads of deer, caribou and birds mount
ci. The wallis werc draped With skins
Of animals rare aud plenty, guns, nshlne
tackle, boats, snow shoes, and In fact
everything In the wllds and at home was
dispIa we'd there. Mr.. II. q. Perclval and
II. l.. Meicher were foremost In the under
taking which proved decided success.
Oysters and pastry were served In the
lover hall. "a couples Iolned 10 the
grand march. Chase's Orchestra fur
nIshed excellent music.
Mrs. Jonathan Abbott and son enter
taipe,i the univcrsslist Circle the Nth.
l.. VI. Ilewey Was summoned To court
last week a. witness In Byron law suit.
II. u. Bur,iitt IL home from Portland
for few days.
Mrs. q. y. Msrston has gone 20 Mass
achusetts Ca spend the winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
SWEDEN.

Plenty 81 snow and good weather for
logging, which I. being improved by
several Who ar. In the business.
stripped squirrel. have been seen aud
their appearance IL taken asa sign OF
spring.
The change In management OF schools
which IL To take place this spring oc-
casIons a good deal 81 talk on both sides
Of the question. We feel pleased AZ our
districts "surrender their charters.
They all have very good school buildings
Ia turn Ia. 49,.
Very many are having colds and Ike
troubles.
Mrs. ". q. Mclntire, who has been
caring for her sick sister, Mrs. John
Lord, has returned home. Mrs. Lord is
improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
DlCNvAlG.

The storm aud blow 81 the 18th aud
10th gave u the worst blockade OF the
season.
The second Ndycnts held their quar-
terly meeting AZ the chapel In Franklin
from Feb. - to - inclusive.
n. =. Tracy has sold hls brood mare
TO Prank Child, aud Prank has exchsng-
"a her for another With VIII Jacobs OF
Woodstock. .
Mrs.. Elder Abbott !. better a, this
writing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
HEBRON.

The snow storm Wednesday Was short
aud cleared up warm.
The roads are now In pretty good con-
dition.
J. l.. Bumpus has been quite sick with
the grippe and other troubles but IL now
better.
Miss Grace Bumpus came home from
her school Saturday.
The graduating exercises OF the To-
land public schools were held In the
Congregationalist church Friday even.
Ing, February 9th. Two Of Miss Bumpu.
pupils, Edmund +. Briggs aud Clara ~
brown, were among the graduates.
T.. ". Pratt has been very alex viii
the grippe. DIR. DOMAIN WAS called "a
him sunday evening and remained al
night. Mr.. Pratt IL better at present
writing.
The students held q sociable In Sturte'
want Hall Wednesday evening.
We were much pleased 10 see the let
ter from Commander Gilman In last
weeks Democrat In regard to Memorial
Day. We think Il time Law Was pass
ed 10 protect the day which should b
held as sacredly ~ Sunday. The pre-
ent generation does not realize mucf
about the sacrifice. Of thirty years sgo
but they should be willing 70 spare on'
day at least In memory OF the deaf
heroes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
NORTH PARIS.

George Adams baby died February
18th Of pneumonA. :,
Eugene Hammond has got out to work
again after being sick about three weeks
With the grippe.
We should think that the present hard
time. would have tendency 10 cause
many Who are suffering thereby to en-
gage In agriculture, for our farmer.
certainly feel the hard times the least OF
any class Of laboring people.
Frank aud Mel Bubier are putting In
their Ice.
I.ittlehale's mill yard IL = busy place
these days. A large amount OF birch
and long lumber IL being drawn there,
Alton Emery IL at work for NJ. Little
hale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
A VERY FAVORABLE LOCATION foR
AN ELECTRIC ". ".

II an electric railroad 81 standard
gage Was constructed from Buekheld
through North Bucsfeld, West sumner
and North Paris Ia West Paris, the dis
nnce not exceeding sixteen miles, for
passenger and freight traffic. II would
greatly enhance the value OF the farms,
timber lands and water powers OF this
region aud open good markets for lts
products, on the lines Of two important
railroads, greatly Improve West sumner
as summer resort, and give business
men aud summer travel q pleasant and
quick way 81 reaching Rumford Falls.
Its location on the water courses,
crossing only small streams would great.
ly lessen the cost Of construction aud
water powers on the Twenty Mile River
might be- utilized Ia generate electricity
for its operation.
I.et all unite TO encourage lie con-
siructiou that We may soon enjoy lie ad-
vAntages. ELECTRICIAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
SUMNER

Mr.. and Mr.. {. II. Bouney are visit
ing relatives on Paris liill. IlefekiAh
>tstson L. doing his chores.
Nelli. POSTER has gone 10 Berlin, y.
H., To work Ia q boarding house.
q. D. Dyer u having an attack OF
rheumatism.
school In Dlst. No. 5, under the in-
.truction % 4. VI. Becker, closed fri-
day, feb. 10th.
q. u. Poster went To West Paris last
Wednesday on business.
m. 4. Sturteyant l. on the slck list.
Ilaymows are getting low In TINS
vicinity. some have already bought IN
anticipation ~ future want.
Nellie Foster vent To Canton the lgti
aud came home minus Two teeth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
NoRJb BuCkg,elD.

Jane. y. Bickneli aud Amsby Warren
az. at work for Frank stetson hauling
hard wood lumber from sumner Ia
Buckfeld.
quite q number Of our young folks
went Ia West sumner the O,h 10 the
mask ball.
Jane. Record of South Paris has been
visiting Ia our place for . while.
Grace Blcknell of Norway u at her
grandfather'., James y. Blcknelfs, for a
short Walt.
Guy rarrar aud wiz Bisbce are cut
ting cord wood for Parsons 4 Morrill,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
s,IvsoRp CENTRE.

The patron. % the creamery sssocis-
tIon met ou the ltth inst. and voted To
hire the batter made the ensuing year.
They are going TO hay. Babcock tester
the coming year.
A mock town meeting nj town hall nj
Rumford Centre on Monday evening,
Frb. 18th. All are cordially Invited
Gallery reserved for ladies.
Good bargains for cash AZ Burgess'.
:. y. Robinson Il here making ph'so-
a part of IN. time aud clefking the rect
Of tie time for ,. II. Burgess.
n. q. Tsruum. our town clerk. has
been very sick, but IL IL hoped IL on ths
mend, and We hope To see him out In
abort time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
WILSON'S MILLS.

valentine's Day brought Its usual fun
10 our young people.
~. T.. Ellingwood went out With q
slck man from his camp one day last
week.
Fred Taylor lo.t q horse. ., va. hurt
In the woods.
We have been getting some severely
cold weather the past week, and the
bigge.t snow storm 10 the season Thurs.
day; some fifteen inches fell. followed
by high winds Friday, rendering the
rad. nearly imps..able. - much "a
that We had no mail saturday. A fair
Candlemss Day keeps lie record good
TIL. season, u IL IL an old-time saying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
DENMARK.


IN. firn Of swan a Gilman has been
dissolved by mutual consent. MI: 6,i-
man viii shortly removed To Norm
Waterford To engage la business.
Mr.. Fr-d ssnborn has finished his log
cling job nj kexar fslls, and IL nov put
ting la his Ice.
The Reb~kAh Ledge will sell at sue-
ton on Wednesday evening, March =,
quite number of slaves. hter inc
ale supper and social dance viii DC
the order.
Mrs. susan Colby, ~ years Of .ge,
widow of Rev. ]. n. q. Colby, died
Thursday morning at the residence oil
her sou, John Colby. Funeral Sssday'
Mrs. Laura stevens OF Portland u
visiting at Foster r. Pinxree's..
Mr.. Henry Merrill MAS . delegate Va
the X. p. eonvention held 10 Pesslaax
last wsek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
nisgtFlD CENTRE

Mis-. Ilyonia Holman, who came home
Ia care for her mother, Il almost, or
quite. helple.. With sciatic rheumatism.
Her mother remains about the sane.
The family 10 VIM. Drown va. made
happy this week by the adyen, 81 a son.
Lewis 4. Clinton ~ Bates Colleg.
will lecture AZ this place next Sunday
also at Di,hsld saturday evening, and
East Dlxheld sunday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
Jors's LETTER
900 .,sE uF sOJruEAsr BJCNFiELb
EIIs How TuE SCANDAL CAst
Nu,IEp tHE uoNI NARNEr.

uII. HOW IuE SCANDAL CAsh
uft,TIp mE uoNE MAKNEr.
>.ars thi. futile BacknAm drama
49, .osi upon the boards the good
,uar q Rue kdeld has l-ecn pretty nearly
ist.t.'atsd. \ few of us old .lo~-bel-
Ur, t.ts '-,u eft "a hold the fort and
ssf,r ne COWS. WHEN the departed
tiu+ tlmbnug back last Monday night
wti rtr. shining and nerves keyed az
tgif. a1I Whsn they claimed that II wss
more pertaining and Instructive than
a. ..r.l. that ever existed, we began
o. I-..a up our ears, and began 10 wall
tvJag.r q the sweet meal OF nsstiness
~ tai missed. The under dog Ia the
fgt. ..I uot come la for great .hsre OF
Their .1mpaihy this time. Their sympa-
the. g.1Nsd warm aud bright Tor inno-
Vsr.s art Annie. I suppose there we're
tli fre male members ~ the households
tr-riHugt sho dii not rogt out Ia the
~ tu go What time u Was, and about
al..tk light answered unto hxht
'hruu shuut the nsighborbood. The
"prf'sr. sut an early feed that their
Gamer. mi ght get an early start. TX i
3D. uU' sxtggrrate Que old veteran ~as
sea humping himself With his face set
a. though h. would 70 % ths Hill, snap
l.rs a~Nyst a Junk 20 pie that he
hiiat time o. dispose 81 la Christian
ua1.s-. in peace and quietness In the
tosHm % hi. family, 80 o. sps,k.
Mashiugton's birthday tO-mortoS snd
III god people 90 the town pTopose to
meet .u on. 90 the hall. IN the village NJ
early ght aud give George The
tru'tt 20 their eloqasnce. hnoSing the
gfi. ~ ms fellow toNnspeople - l do
there ]. uo doubt Ia my mind ihst " NIL
al b. highly gratifying 10 George.
Nuf long since received = letter from
an gibie Young lady of Csmhtidgr,
Mac. NJ least think she u eligible,
A.ihUugh never met her, and would
uut kuus her from Adam. Wife should
she APPEAR before ne In bodily shape.
And nov my good friend q. L. Will .sy
Al. John has had an application. lea
Assi.,ed button hole worker IL gehuy
lowering DER him. le,, has s~ooped
doen upon him. Yea, has scooped him
In. Nav. nav, not so. Something that
a. srute Ia reference 10 the streaked
Mountain precincts aud things called
ter cut. She claims that the Otose that
pays around the base Of old >tresked !.
her owu native O1oo.. She must have
commenced taking In osoue since ~
Nere familiar with those hsunts "a Ne
cauuot recall her % our memory. sbs
claimed that .hs missed us when w'
isiled 10 appear az the Democrat office
u = sweet 90 b. missed.
The grippe temporarily weakened al
desire for visiting aud so We have giSet
our friends much needed rest.
Well, q. r., When we get blk orde
ief buttohholes Ne will wipe our chin
Pail down our yest and take your Well
meant suggestion Into serious consider
atiou. JoIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27
STATE NJ MAINE.

OxyoRD, ss.-Court % Insolvency. rh,ri
Weins..isy 81 feb, A. u. iss.. On The matter
Of JOSIAH q, FTLLER, in.ol,eu, p,btor
TIL. hereby ordered. That notice IL d'en W
ali ,er-on. interv.ts-i In the settlement of t'e
account of a. a. B.rrvvs, A.siEnss OF The
Of this orier % ts publishei thrce wesks susees.
si,sly On the Osfori Democrat. . nswspspsf
prins~.i In Parts, In said County, that thy may
spprar "a q Court % Insolvency "a he he'll a the
pr,,l.ste Coar Nssm on the sri Wednesday of
Mar, nsst, AZ nine o'cioct In the forenoon. and
bs bsari thsrron, and obe.t N they. see eause.
GEORGE A. WILSON. JUICY
Of Insolvency Court. Onferi County
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27

A faint comprehension Of the task
gallant game warden would have en-
forcing the law In the vicinity OF Milo
may be- had from an occurrence there
one day last week. Some women saw
what they were sure was q moose and
one Of them who IL q good shot got her
rife aud sailed forth TO Kill u. She
doubtless would have done 90 had IL not
been = stump.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-02-27

Phillip. has an inventive genius which
seems to be bottled up by circumstances.
lie had an Idea that the report from
gun could be overcome and that fort
une Was awaiting him as = result. The
theory Was To close the mufllc of the
gun lnstantaneously with the exit OF
the bullet aud prevent the entrance OF the
air. Intricate and hne working attach
ments were made but success failed To
crown his efforts. lie did, however, sue
coed In running about s,5 worth OF guns
and rifles with his experiments aud put
In about q years time at odd Jobs.