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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
SWEDEN.

At the present writing George ;. Ben
nett Is very sick, and fears are entertain
ed that he may not recover.
We too had very ENJOYABLE time
Christmas night. \ varied program wa:
nicely rendered. consisting of recitations,
dialogues, music, both vocal aud instru-
mental, after which Santa appeared, per,
sonated by q. Z. Saunders, aud assisted
by some OF the children. unloaded the
heavily laden tree To the great delight
OF the little folks.
r. T.. Stone has traded for nice horse
Of {. II. Wiswell of frvehurg, which
hitched up with IVAN Victor" make a
good span for business.
Frank Durgin has changed his span OF
small horses with George Newcomo ol
Bridgton for pair Of 1900 ones. lie
now thinks he Is ready for logging
People seem to think where there il
much hard work 10 be done that little
horses don't amount 10 much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
OXFORD.

Rev. Mr.. Nichols OF South Paris
preached ia the Congregational church
sunday.
The village schools commenced on
Monday. Dec. 3lst. Mr.. Hsnscom !.
teacher OF the high school, Miss Russell
of the intermediate and Miss Stone oi
the primary.
Samuel wardwell has returned from
Yarmouth where he went 10 have Il can
Ger removed from his lip.
CYRUS Hayes i putting 10 his lee.
The Division Sons OF Temperance In
stalled the officers for the next quarter
on Thursday evening as follows:
W. p, John Whitney.
W A, Mrs. Walker.
RS. l.. h. Jones.
Ar s. Mrs. Han-com.
y. :. Kate Iioughton
T, Geo. ParrVu.
C.. Mary u oker.
Con. 4. = Parrott
&C Mary Eaton.
:, Frank fArrar.
q. :. Fred Smith.
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DENMARK.

Mr.. Arthur Potter died Saturday even
ing, Dec. 20, aged 46 years, II months.
He was vice grand Of Denmark Lodge,
No. 80. /. o. o. f., and was buried un-
der the burial service of that order Jan.
Ist. Rev. Mr.. Merrill attended the
service.
Mr.. VIM. Allen Is cutting his Ice from
Grarget Pond; also Mr.. Geo. Il. Bean,
Austin Wentworth and A. ii. Jones.
The ice is very fine and fourteen inches
thick.
Installation Of officers at Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday evening, Jan. 8. :,
Mrs. C. X. Belcher, d. d. G. NJ, VII
Install the officers of Julian Lodge, No
IL. d. Of r., at Fryeburg Saturday even
ing, Jan. II. ,,,,
The order of Good Templars will hold
their meetings In Centennial Hall on and
after this date, Jan. Q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
NEMRY.

II. VI. Kendall. while at work for jim
Spinney Saturday Of last week, was
struck by q falling tree and knocked "a
the ground senseless. Foriu nately MS
injuries did not prove TO be very serious
Lorin Trask and Ernest Goodwin have
gone 10 Grafton twO-sledding for Ii. l.
Chase.
H.R. Goodwin, who has been i'll foi
unite a long time. Is still confined TO the
house.
l.. l.. Searle has broken up housekeep'
ing. He has placed his two little girls
In the care OF Mrs. Gerald Smith anc
gone 10 work in the woods for Merton
Holt.
The young folks had ball at Newry
Corner Monday evening and danced the
old year out and the new in.
will wish the Democrat and all it'
readers Happy New Year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
GREENWOOD.

That snow storm last Thursday week
was pretty we'll served up, but Will bear
mentioning once more on account OF lIs
various phases in different sections.
Her, We had about ten inches OF snow
without much wind, and rain enough On
top 10 hold Il down; while In some other
places thew had twice that amount, sc-
companied By high wind that very
much disturbed lis equilibrium. Our
district was the only one about here
thar broke the roads out.
The singing school i about closing
and no3 they are practicing preparatory
~ giving concert at the eud OF the
form The teacher has been very much
liked and the school profitable one.
And here Is a glimpse Of what they
have lately had 10 Minnesota. MT
Davis writes that they had little snoN
there the first of December. but u soon
vent OF. and ever since the weather had
been so warm that the pastures were
green and cattle were getting the most
OF their living outdoors. tie says they
have caught 10 large fish lately, from
four TO eight pounds being the largest.
Thsy continue 10 ind the remains OF
nsr.ons who persisted from the effects OF
The great IRE: and only a few days ago
A dead body was found near MS owu
dxslliDp. IL times are hard here, theS
are still more so out there Mr.. DAVIS
taos the Democrat for years, but finally
Siseoutiuued il on account of It's being
60 hard TO pay for il. Finding he can
not get along without il he has sent tn'
stamps to pay the postage on my sesoa .a
hand paper until he can get enough 10
gs,her 70 take il again. He owns III
Surroundings. but the fact is, there Is NJ
II n New Years evening and the day
has been a pleasant one-cooi en0ugl
Snr comfort aud warm enough Tor pleas
rcs we We hope il is proving happy ON
| TO all. 20 s,a,,
that the singing school concert VII, .
| wednesday evening. Januarys. Al AZ
invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
FAST BETHEL.

Mr.. Samuel MsyConnell guessed tn
correct number OF peas 10 pint jar
which was 800. and IL the lucky possess
or OF a handsome silver caster and pickle
Jar sold bv W. H. Tracy.
Forest Bartlett Of Butte City, Mon
tana. l. visiting many friends and rela
tives in this place, which is the home o.
his childhood DAYS.
f. 5. Bartlett has traded horses witt
Mr. Stearns, and now drives nice colt
George Swan has traded horses viii
Mr.. Brown, and drives out with match
ed span. 80,
I'M. and T.. w. Bartlett have 2O'
cords of birch cut which they are nov
drawing to Locke's Mills.
Congratulations are extended to WIN
F. Brown and bride, nee Miss Sarai
Grover of West Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
GRAFTON.

We had heavy fall III snow the 9Th
of last month, which made two-sledding
for the lumbermen.
Lumbermen are very busy just now.
They are well along with yarded timber,
We have had il severely cold siuce the
great fall Of snow. Tuesday At ; o'clocs
In the morning the thermometer register
ed 2G below, and while | write this pos
tai AZ o'clock Thursday morning, II
registers 20 below.
:. l.. Davis i getting lumber on land
ov ned BY Cevlon Rowe in Grafton. Mr..
Davis SAYS the sun sets NJ ii A. NJ
promptly each dsy aud they see him nc
more until the next day from that loca-
tion.
Good help i not plenty here, and men
are called for nearly every day.
Mondays mail brought letter con
tanning a check Of 81 70 aid the library
association In the purchase of books for
their library. The check was from III.
V. Poor Of Boston. Mr.. Poor, YOU have
the sincere thanks and kind wishes OF
the people of Grafton for your donation
and kind remembrance. \ happy New
Year and God bless you is the sincere
wish Of all.
Messr-. Carr Of Col,brOoE, y. H., are
ia town pressing hay. They have the
Continuous haling press they are work
iug. They can press ten tons per day
with their press and do II in good shape
Born. Jan. ,. "a MIR. aud Mrs. L. L
Parker. "A daughter.
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aRYANI,S POND.

The regular meeting Of the Bryant's
Pond Steam Mill Company occurs Jan.
! for the election of officers.
The installation services OF a. Nj.
Whitman Post Wednesday CIV, ming were
well attended. Further notice will be
given later.
Carl and Ola Dudley returned to their
respective schools at Goddard and Dean
Academy this week.
A debating club is to be organized
here In connection with the village
schools. The first meeting will be held
In two weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
BETHEL.

Last Monday Mrs. Cyrene Littlehale
stepped upon the sofa to adjust the cur
tain aud fell backward hitting her head
ags inst the clothes wringer making an
ugly wound. DR.. J. q. Gehring was
cilled and dressed the wound and the
patient Is making good progress towards
recovery.
DIR. C. d. Hill and DR.. Twaddle spent
several days in Boston, returning We'd
| nesday.
Miss Fannie Carter has returned to
the hospital In Fitchburg, Mass, where
she Is taking course In the training
school for nurses.
Miss Grace Chapman has resigned her
position as teacher In our village school.
She enters the Maine General Hospital
training school for nurses next Monday.
Miss Gertie Chapman, graduate from
the hospital, will return TO Portland
Monday to resume her duties AS nurse.
Truly noble profession Ia open to the
women Of ,o-day. The wise doctor rec
ognizes the necessity Of his skill being
supplemented BY the care OF the trained
nurse.
Herbert c. Rowe returned TO Boston
Friday to finish his course OF study Mt
"Chauncey Hall" school preparatory TO
entering the School of Technology In
the fall.
Miss Alice +. Purington, class OF %
Abbott Academy, returned TO Andover,
Mass, last Thursday.
Miss Agnes kimball will fill the posi-
ton of teacher In the primary depart
ment left vacant by the resignation oil
Grace Chapman.
Misses Mason aud Boothby, millincrs
at Berlin. n. H., have been spending the
week with Mrs. o. NJ. Mason.
The W. G.. T.. L. met at the home OF
Mrs. Barton Tuesday afternoon. Nab
tiers of vital importance were discussed,
The Loyal Temperance Legion wiIl
meet In Garland Memorial Chapel Dec.
10. The meetings will be held In this
chapel during the months OF January
and February.
The Ladies' Club met with Mrs. +. IL.
Tuell Thursday afternoon. Ii being the
annual meeting the time was mostly &C
cupied In electing officers for the ensu-
ing year. and listening TO reports from
the secretary and treasurer. The reports
were very gratifying showing the CLUB
to have done good years work. The
treasurer reported 500, including do
nation Of 500, having been raised dur
ing the year. IL has been especially u
year of Jubilee to the ladies, rs they have
had the pleasure Of seeing the chapel
debt cancelled. The retiring president,
Mrs. A. +. Herrick, must feel that her
efforts, aided by the untiring zeal OF the
ladies'. have brought to a happy close
very successful year. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Pres, Mr.. J. q. 6ehring.
ylcc.rrcs., Mrs. VI. II. Chapman.
See, Mrs. Angelina Clark.
Treas. Mrs. y. II. Tuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mason Invited
their friends To whist party Thursday
evening. All report most delightful
evening.
Thursday evening Presiding Elder
Corey held quarterly meeting Mt the
Methodist church but was unable To 90
TO Mason Friday afternoon on account
of illness.
The funeral services Of Rev. A. l.. Par
lin were held in the Methodist church
Friday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Adams
preached the sermon, and was assisted
in the services BY Rev. b. T. Pickett,
Rev. II. T.. Porter Of Gorham, \. H.,
and Presiding Elder Corey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
hE BRON.

Prof. W. W. Mayo, former principa
OF the academy, spent Friday night al
Mrs. Howe's. :.
Clinton Howe was at Mrs. Howe''
Saturday.
Up. Bearce is gaining so he goes ou
In pleasant weather. All were glad u
see him at church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Dea. Moody got very badly
burned while attending TO her fires Mon
day. DR.. DOMAIN was called to dress
the burns. At present writing Crhurs
dav afternoon) she Ia more comfortable
and it is hoped will recover.
The winter term OF the academy open
ed Tuesday, Jan. lst.
Rev. c. T.. Harden. Of Jefferson, ma
been in the place few days this week
Miss Winnie Harden Is here to make
home for her brother during the term
At the meeting Of Hebron Grang'
January "a the following officers wer'
installed for the year:
C.. II. George, Master.
Alton Hibbs, Oyerseer.
Scott Bearce. Lecturer.
Erwin Greenwood, Steward.
Fred Marshall Asst. Steward.
H.A. Cushman, Chaplain.
8 p Cushman, Treasurer.
Chas Marshall, Gate Keeper.
Mrs Emma Phillips, Secretary:
Mrs Fred Marshall, Lady Asst. steward.
Jennie Packard, Pomona.
Daisy eastman, Flora.
Blanche Greenwood, Ceres.
Arthur George. Chorister.
Mrs. Arthur George, Organist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
RIINEORD CENTRE.

Mrs. Il. Z. Martin i slowly gaining.
Bert and Ernest Faruum are yarding
birch on !. G.. Faruum's land.
Relatives from Wsteryille are visiting
at Charles kenerSou's.
snow AZ hast. That will please tn,
loSgerS snd set them Ia teaming.
The Goddard BROTHERS have taken
some two hundred cords OF birch 10 cut
and haul 70 the mill situated near
Ephraim G0ddSrd'S.
one Of Mr. George Curtis horses
dropped dead In the road the other day.
Deer hunters now can set away their
guns and have smoke and tell Wha,
large tracks they have seen and how
they came within one of seeing u deer.
II Is reported that Frank Goodwin and
wife have moved in with Mrs. Foss.
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CANTON.


Hon. Chas. Ii. Gilbert went to Angus
IA Monday morning.
Levi c. Coburn is confined to the
house with what Is feared by his friend;
10 be fatal disease.
John ID. Hodge died here on New
Years day. He held many prominent
positions IN this town. All can remem
Der his memorable fight against Hon. j
Il. Swasey for the legislature. lie was
one OF the most aggressive temperance
men In town. During the war he was :
tower Of strength In all that concerned
Canton's welfare, aud was a great az
sistauee IN making up Cauton's quota tf
the army. Let all his good deeds live to
enthuse the younger people with thai
patriotism that makes the American citi
zen what It should be. America foI
America.
Anssagunticook Lodge, No. -, l.. %
O. F., installed their officers last wed
nesday evening by p. c., j. NJ. Johnson
assisted by C.. Hayford, Grand Marshal
X. SWEET as q. L. s., F. T.. Bickneli
Grand T., II. L. Tirrell, G. W. "A. L.
Stanwood. Grand Secretary. The foi
lowing officers were installed:
VIM. Freneh,N. G.
p. Daily, '. q.
Ferdinand Woodward. X. Sec.
H. s. SWEET Per See.
T. h. Hollis, Treas
VIZ. Adkins, 81, Han Agent.
John Frank Jennings Of Leeds was In
town Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Swasey entertained lew
friends at whist Saturday evening. Miss
Swasey goes to Danforth to teach this
winter. Danforth is going to have one
good teacher.
A new grocery store will be opened
In Canton. We wish them success these
Cleveland times.
The pulp mill has not started up yet
George wsdlin returned from Boston
Thursday evening.
Harry Douglass is moving to Lewis
ton.
The village school begins Monday
morning under the instruction OF MI
Merritt. A. r.. OF Jay.
Miss Lord returns also for the lower
department.
4 free high school also commences al
the Point under the instruction OF Mr.
Shaw. A. b.. of Gorham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
ERXE RIiRG

J.F. Stearns. Lowell Centre, was a
Or. II. l.. Bartlett's this week.
A. X. Jenness has been cutting some
excellent Ice at Lovewelfs Pond.
The members of Grover Post. Il. a
r., had dinner at the hall Saturday
with public services In the afternoon.
Chsutauqua Circle will meet will
Miss Hastings Monday evening.
The next meeting OF the Woman
Club will be- January II. A very inter
esting programme has been prepared.
Mrs. Dupony has returned to her home
Ia Providence. Il. |.
Mary 4. Page of Portland was II
town January LIST.
Miss Matte Howe has gone to Fort
land.
Charles Chandler is living in the
Walker House.
Mrs. II. W. Jordan OF Portland was III
the place this week.
4 supper and entertainment WAS giver
by the ladies of the Congregational so
ciety on Friday evening.
Miss Alice Chase spent the past week
AT Intervale, y. III.
Mr.. f.. Nelson and family have re-
turned from Portland.
During the recent cold snap the ther'
mometer showed 20 degrees below zero
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
PORTER.

Christmas passed away very quietly
at this place.
The North Parsonsfield Free High
school commenced again Jan. I'd after
vacation OF three weeks.
The late snow has again started the
wheels of business.
Ii seems something like winter when
the Thermometer will run below zero.
The old year has silently and quietly
stol, n away while new one Is being
ushered into its place.
Mrs. Franklin shaw and son OF Massa-
ehusstts are visiting at Daniel Went
worth's.
Ugh, isn't this cold.
Mrs. Warren Libby Is very sick.
Mrs. Freeman Day Is gaining slowly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
SIMMER

Walter Abbott Is at home on visit.
H. has been at work in Providence,
L. l., driving milk wagon aud has no!
lost but one-hslf day out Of the year and
tht Foagth Of July. A steady boy We
should say.
We hear that one Of our young men
has taken wife. That ia right. Willie
Is good boy and we wish them happi-
ness IN life, and the same wishes we ex-
tend 70 that other young couple who
left for Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
RONsuRY.

Peter Turgeon & laudiag spruce on
the river from the Berlin Mills Com
PAWS land He i TO draw from one 70
two million.
James Parker, agent of the Berlin
Mills Company. Was 10 town this week.
He has kind wOrd aud smile for all.
Isaac JENNIE j. not - Young A. some
OF the bows but feels that he could jump
a five rail fence. lie has ALWAYS worked
hard. he owns a good farm sud j. -
years Old. His wife j. living but IN poor
health. lie took long walk lately 10
gather spruce gum Tor his daughter IN
law.
Noryalteu TAYLOR, from California, j.
visiting his brother, VI. +. TAYLOR.
When he left California the early fruit
tre,s we're in bio. som aud the grain tao
or three inches high. such storie.
sound unreal ouable here 10 the cold and
snow.
We now have snow enough TO last all
winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
WEST PERU.

\. J. Farrar has contracted to furnish
200 cords Of wood for the brick yard al
West Peru.
Benjamin. Lovejoy cut his finger quite
badly on board SAW while AZ WORK IN
T.. c. Ausiin's mill.
There was dance at Sumner hnoN''
New Years.
=. N4r,tOn has two teams hauling
slabs from Peru 20 the brick yard.
An. Curtis Ia keeping school IN
District No. 1.
There was dance az Grange Hall,
West Peru, December 10Th.
b. l.. Rove has been loading car oil
apples the past week.
j. A..Arrold went 10 Portland Thurs
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
LOWELL.

Henry d. Walker and Moses Smart are
drawing the timber for Charles Colin
Edgar McAllister aud Charles Barker
cut the timber. They make six trips
daily To keazer Pond.
Mr.. Cyrus Andrews has ben confined
10 the house for two weeks, having
asthma and bad cold.
4 series of meetings, afternoon and
evening 10 continue for one week, VII
begin at the Congregational church nj
the Centre on Sunday evening the Oh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
KEzAR FALLS.

Mr.. Moses s. Moulton is very low.
The Piper Free High School in North
Parsonsfield commenced Wednesday,
Jan. %. A number OF theyoung people OF
this place attend: Miss Flora Lord, Miss
Flossie Garner, MIR. Orman Stanley, Mr.
VIM. Garner and Mr.. Sidney.
ID. Stearns has rented the upper
part of +. X. Chellis' hall for saleworE
shop.
A singing school IL to begin soon
taught hy w. o. Merrifeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
stno REWARo. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there IL at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure In all It's
etaaes and that Is Catarrh. Halls CatarIh
Cure is the only positive cure now known TO the
tional disease, requires q constitutional treat.
mept Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building mp the constitution and as
sistlng nature In doing its work. The proprie-
tors have 90 much faith In its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that is falls 70 cure. Send for list Of tekti-
monials. Address
1Sold by D1uegists, 10.
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.nnNrKc1AL rRAykLkRs.
snll1A WOODSTOCK.

Mr. Hermon Wilson is very sick w'th
pneumonia and his case Is considered
very critical.
The lvceum last night was success
The new school house Was crowded 70
che utmost. The exercises consisted OF
music. both vocal and instrumental, reeE
tat,on,. two farees. discussion of tht
question and a paper. The parts Were
AL, Vell rendered aud did credit TO oo1i
teacher and scholars. The question
Resolved. That foreign immigration pre-
-euis the greatest danger 70 TN. country
after being discussed was decided IN th'
Affirmative bv A strong majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
RUMFORD.

First card Of the new year. \ Happy
Ne, \ ear 20 all.
There i a dcarth Of news at this place
The Christmas tree in the church al
Rumfori Point proved a very enjoyabl,
affair. The entertainment was line and
the trees were filed with valuable and
numerous gifts.
Perlev Martin has commenced draw
inc Miss Walkers birch from the mount
ain.
Others are getting wood. IL this
weather continues they VIII need all 'ht
wood they can get. When the mercury
goes down 10 80 the woodplie disap-
pears. =. -
Mr.. John Estes has taken the job tc
break the roads for the winter In the
upper and lower districts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
SOuvH nIRAN.

Mrs.. William Redlon Is quite sick:
Preston Gould Of Boston v NisHiog
Oil. mother, Mrs Olive Gould, OF thi'
place.
The Kemp Family gave eoneer, al
Meouian Han, Tuesday evening-'an; ~,
Writ Gentleman Is hauling wooa iof
Fred Fox.
David Stearns has moved ms SAFE
work into T.. x. Cheiiis' hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
BROWNflElO.

Winter has come In good earnest,
Awfully cold weather. Six degrees
below at nine o'clock this morning, tn,
coolest vet.
A social dance ut town hall Tuesday
evening.
Miss Almeda Meader is working for
Mrs. Julia Bean.
Miss Mabel Stone is teaching the
primary school.
Mrs. Frank Libby has sold his house
and store To Mr.. Cyrus Durgin for $500
Married, in Brownfield, Tuesday even
ing, Mr.. Putnam Seivey and Miss Nestie
Cook, both Of Browpiield.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
WILSON'S Mus.

ID. c. and III. G.. Bennett were called
to Andover Christmas Day TO see thrsr
brother Clifton who is very i'll. His SIS
tiers, Mrs. Josephine littlehale and Mrs.
Martha Flint, are also with him.
Allen llsley was in town Thursday.
X. ;. Bean l. saving wood for \. h.
Bennett and X. \. Storey.
John Olson has gone 10 Stratford with
a load of goods for III. W. Pickett.
A severe snow storm and blow Thurs
day.
Our hslcyon days were indeed beauti-
tul and the contrast Is very sharp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08

There was brief interreguum IN The
sherih-s office last week, when there was
not 10 oxford County sheriff OF any
rsee, color, or previous condition OF
political uncertainty. The county stu
survives. though they do saw that dur
ing that brief period the express com
pauies did z thriving business in boxes
marked Glass: with care"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
sAS1 sRnMNEIEIn

The school in District No. !, under
the instruction Of Miss Georgia Catch
ell. closed this week.
The Congregational circle met with
Mrs. e. II. Fessenden Wednesday.
Mrs. John Perkins is quite i'll. Miss
Maria Mansfield Is caring for her.
Teams have been kept busy this week
hauling ice.
Mr.. +. u. Walker has gone TO Boston
after another lot of horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-01-08
NORTH ALBANY.

A Merry and Happy New Year.
Roscoe Emery Is hauling birch for his
brother Frank.
Bryce Kimball and Ed Good are saw
ing birch for Mr.. Charles Becker.
Thomas Kimball has gone to Gilead to
work for Staples masoning.
Arthur Wilson il down from Gilead
on visit TO Il. G.. kimball.
Quite lot of snow fell this last time
so people are making the most OF 1t.