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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
RROWNEIElO.

The Congregational ladies' circle met
with Mrs. Eastman Wednesday after
noon. About 100 took supper.
There was a dance in town hall Satur-
day evening.
Andrew Blake is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook OF Conway
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Putnam
Seavey.
The roads are In very bad condition
hardly safe for teams.
Perley Linscott is working In his mill
again.
Quite rush Of work at Staples coat
shop.
Business is quite good, considering the
travelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
WEST FRYE6uRG.

The s. /. c. held their last meeting
with Mrs. T.. +. Hutchins. Notwith-
standing the bad travelling eleven of the
Fryeburg Library Club were present
bringing fagots that were very much en-
joyed By all, especially the 5. J.. G.
members. After adjournment OF the
meeting refreshments were served.
Florence Emery is visiting her grand
parents.
Mr.. Jewett aud wife were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. 5. o Wiley the pas
week.
Mr.. John Hutchlns and fim l. ar
STAYING with his mother, Mrs. f. !
| Hutchips.
Miss Emma Ballard stepped on rusty
nail, iniuring her foot so badly the!
were obliged to send for physician.
Mrs. Susan Ballard and Mrs. Dear
Ballard are confined TO their beds.
Mrs. viii Chandler Il improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
WElCHVIllE.

Mrs. DIR. C.. II. Shedd of North Con-
way Ia visiting her uncle, NJ. b. Warren.
The Methodist circle met with Mrs.
Nellie Kendall Friday evening.
Mrs. Carrie Thomas, Ne, JOY, and Miss
Nellie Hayes of Oxford visited Miss
Grace Warren recently.
Eva Turner Of Minot Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. :. NJ. Patterson.
Mr.. Decker OF Mechanic Falls, who
operated on the BoyntoD Quarry last
season. has bought lumber OF ;. ID. jill
son To build stone shed at Mechanic
Falls.
The ladies Of the Methodist circle will
hold fair in about two weeks.
Mr.. Frank kimball has moved back 70
his house on Mechanic Street.
Mr.. Albert Thomas of East Otisfieid Is
the new baggage master At the station
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
MASON.

|Gus Grover OF Grover Hill, Bethel,
vIEitcd AT :. o. Growers last Saturday
aid sunday.
Nellie Bean got stalled at West Bethel
last Friday on account of the high
wkter. She was coming home from n
Wit at South Paris.
LELAND Mill OF Waterford visited In
Own the past week.
THE old members OF Co. |, 18th Regi-
me nt Maine Volunteers, would be pleas
ed to have their old captain. now breyet
btigadier general, give history of that
Organization, from the first enlistment
I'll the cluje Of the war; also the service
OF the regiment. There Is nothing so In
t.testing 10 an old soldier as n record OF
sJme gallant service of their particular
c,Impany or regiment. Let Us hear from
THE colonel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dascom Of Auburn have
been visiting at J. ID. Sturtevant's.
Bert Maxim was at home from Shell
burne, N. H., a few days last week.
Mrs. Melcher and baby Alice OF Au-
burn are at her mothers, Mrs. Robert
Glover's.
Prof j. F. Moody Is In town this
week.
There was masquerade sociable and
oyster supper at Grange Hall Wednes'
day evening.
Mrs. Lucy Turner has q beautiful
Easter lily In blossom.
IL looks now as though wagons had
come to stay. The snow IL fast leaving
and what little there is now ON the
ground Is far from being beautiful
snow"
Alton Hibbs has been quite sick for
few days.
There has been some good sap weather
| this week,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
NORWAY LAKE.

Harry Wood has commenced to move
on to his farm, but his children are quite
sick with colds, 80 that he will have to
stay here until they are able to 60.
Mr.. Mckay has moved his family into
the rent vacated By Charles Vented.
Asa Frost's family returned home last
Monday.
The L. s. C. will meet with Mrs. Love
joy April sth.
Mrs. Benz. Aarston Is having . sick
time with rheumatism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
PERU.

Albert Varney has finished his job OF
hauling wood and logs and taken his
team home.
Mr.. Ed Irish's teams have finished
work and gone home to Hartford.
A. X. Trssk has leased the town farm
this year. They give him the use OF the
farm and 800 to take care of the pau
pers.
The iron horse on the log train got
stuck on the grade on Ed Conants, aud
had to back up to East Peru and take a
fresh start.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
WEST PARIS.



Methodist. Sunday service at 10 80 4: n. fol-
lowed by sabbath School. Young Peoples meet
ing followed by prayer and social meeting every
alternate sunday evening at o'clock.
Free nsptist,-sabbath school at l.S 7. NJ.
Peoples and other services as above.
Cn.yersalist.-Supday School AZ 10; ~ A u.
The Y. l.. l.. A. meets every Monday evening.
MassniswsdnssdaX sSep TsIo ON or
Every Saturday evening Reoekahs--Tne Isl
aud Srd Tuesday evenings each month. U. ~
Golden Cross.-The End and eth Friday In cach
month.
West Paris Grange.-The End and &th Satur-
day.
The remains Of G. III. Howe, former
resident and business man Of this village,
arrived here on Saturday afternoon,
March 2lst, from Medford, Mass, where,
after very short illness he passed away
on the previous Thursday. The service
was arranged for Monday at O'Clock.
On Sunday night telegram was receiv.-
ed that Mrs. Howe had passed away and
that her remains would arrive Monday
afternoon. After the first service, con-
Quoted by Rev. Is. h. Russ Of Gorham,
y. H., Granite Lodge, F. X A. NJ, per-
formed the Masonic burial service over
the TtttlHlU~. M. tNthk ~
There was good attendance OF the
members Of the order, among whom
we're the Master and several members OF
Gorham Lodge, also goodly number oil
old friends and neighbors. On the ar
rival OF the train the remains OF Mrs.
Howe were taken TO the church, where
another service was held by MIR. Russ,
who was for years their pastor at Cor
ham. after which the remains OF both
were deposited In the tomb. MIR. Howe
was born in Paris, Maine, September ~,
$50, being the son OF Jesse and Lydia
Durham Howe. He married Miss Arde-
lis L. Coburu OF sumner. MIR. and Mrs
Howe were well and favorably known IN
the several communities In which they
lived, he having been deacon for some
wears In the Universslist church st Cor
ham. Mr.. Howe was 80 years OF age
and his wife %. They leave two children
Jesse, well known as citizen OF tins
town. and Lydia +. Buck OF Gorhsm
y. H., temporarily stopping at Medford
Mass.
Mr.. y. j. Cushman has in his yard
larger amount Of lumber than usual, sne
there are quite number OF teams SUI
II work.
Sheriff Penley Of Bethel was in towr
Thursday, having in charge man wh'
had been engaged in peddling fish IN th'
several towns. The party had stole'
watches, one of which, IL Is said, wa
found on his person.
The West Paris Grange have sold thei
stock Of goods on hand, and rented ihel
store 70 II. ". Durham of North Paris
who, II l. understood, Ia 20 fill II Will
new goods and enter into competition
here for share OF trade.
Your scribe called last week on Bro
Humphrey, whom he found quite CON
Portable, aud Is enjoying himself NOR
than most men ia like circumstances
and babe me say that he was deepl
grateful TO the editors for sending IN
Democrat, also, that although not a
present living on Mount Ephraim, IA j
spirit. on Mount Hope, beautifully light
"a UP BY the presence of Gods love, an
the body kindly cared for by loved one:
Messrs. Sloan and Hanford of Salem
members Of the new manutacturin
company. are In the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
THURSDAY. APRIL 10th, 1896,

r 4 r
for the purpose ~ selecting six candidates FOR
electors 80 President and Nicc President OF the
Uuited states. and four delc-ats- AZ largc and
four aliernAte- O. attend the National Repub-
lean Convention. % he held at ST Louis, Mis-
-nur4. on TUESDAY. june l6, lSss. and transact
ing anv other business that mas properly come
before Il.
The basis - representation vii he a. follows
each civ Town and Plantation vii he entitled
L. one "a lg.at, anil for each seventy nVe votes
cast Tor tht Rspublicau candidate for Governor
IN IS.l an additional delegate ant for a traction
of forty vote iu excess % seventy rye votes, an
additional delegate.
Vacancies Ia the delegation - any CITY. Town
or Plantation can ouiy De SLED by a resident OF
the County 81 which the vacancy exists
The state Commlttee vii - tn session In the
r,.rpti0u room % the nal at nine O'Clock 90 the
morning OF the convention. for the purpose 81
receiving the credentials 90 delegates Delegates
~ oriier O. hC eligible O. participate IN the con
vention. must L. elcctcJ subsequent - the "ats
OF the cau Tor this convention and decgaie-
under this call should not Dc ecCtff o. the state
convention o. b. hereafter called Tor the pur
pose % nominating a candidate for governor.
Al electors % Maine, without rcgard n pa,l
POLITICAL differences who are On sympathy viii
the sentiment. expressed IN the call az the Re
publican National Committee for the Republican
National Convention. are cordially Invited 4
unite with TIE Republicans 81 the state In elect
ing delegates 20 this convention
Per ouicr Republican state Committee.
JOSEPH n. MANLEl, Chairman.
BYRON BOYD. Secretary
Augusta, Maine. Jan. :, lsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

The Baptist Circle met in Washington
Hall last Thursday. A large attendance,
nice dinner, and very enjoyable time.
A second town meeting held last Tues
day to choose selectman in place of q.
II. Barrows resigned. Willie Bowker
was chosen.
Mrs. w. S. Nevens Of Wsterville and
Miss Bessie z. Burgess Of Lewiston are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Annie B. An
drews.
Miss Murilla Cummings Is improving
in health, as is also Calvin Harden.
Rev. John Z. Berry Is at home from
Newton, Mass, where he is studying
theology.
We are glad to report Lowell Gardiner
as eonvalescent, and out on the street.
He has been sick some weeks much the
same as in his previous severe attacks OF
heart trouble, complicated with other
ailments.
Young 4 Packard sawed 81, 600 feet OF
lumber last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION

The Republicans % the second Cougrc--iunA.
District % Maine. composed % the coUntir- ~
Audru-coggtu. Franklin. Knox. Lincoln. oxford
and Sagaiah,.c. are requested O. send delegates
70 "a convention o De held 80 Auburn Hall. Al.
burn. "Wednesday. April IS. l>'s. 40 one O'clock
p NJ. Tor the purpose 81 nominating candidate
Tor representative O. the dfty hfih Congress Of
the United state also % c,eC; two teiegate-
aud two altcrnAtc- ~ the Republican National
Convention % DC held AZ - Louis. No, June -,
l>,s o. elect q district committee and % recon
wcnd q The state convention candidate Tor
elector % President and Vice President from
this district
The basis Of representation viii he a. follows
Zach CITY town and plantation viii De entitled
% one delegate ant for each seventy i've vote
cast Tor the Republican candidate In l>'s,. an
additional delegate ant for fraction OF forty
vo;es IA excess Of seventy i've votes. an addition
a. delegate.
Vacancies 10 the delegation % any CITY, town.
or plantation can only be dllcd by residents Of
the county IN which the vacancies exist The
committee win be IN session AZ the hall AZ II
\. " on the day % the convention O. receive
credentials. EUCENE ,. SMITH. Chairman.
GEoRGE :. MOopNAN, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
OXFORD.
The amounts raised by the town at the
annual meeting were as follows:

DIR. Rounds OF Paris was called to at
tend DIR. A. l.. Jersey, who has been
quite sick with the grippe.
Miss Florence Hayes received the first
prize for defamation at the prize con-
test at Hebron.
The Ups. G. +. social was held at
the house of Mr.. Nathaniel Frost on
Wednesday evening. As 1t was the
thirtieth anniversary Of the wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost, their friends
thought ii would be pleasant TO surprise
them with some gift and sideboard
was finally decided upon. The
Y.P.S. C. Z. was aided In this by other
friends. 1t was very pleasant occa-
sion.
Miss Josie Andrews of Portland was
here last week.
Miss Mary Jones has finished her
school at Mechanic Falls.
! The prize speaking contest OF students
of Oxford High School was held at
Robinson Hall Saturday evening. The
programme was as follows:
Music.
Death Bed of Benedict Arnold, Geo. Lippard
| Wilfred Perkins.
| Kissing Cups Race. Campbell Rae. Brown.
Mabel E,haline French. -.
The Unknown Speaker. Anon.
The Farmer and the Wheel. Will Carleton.
Edith Lura Perkins
| Charles Pcndexter DurclL
Music.
Fourteen to One, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps.
Marjorie Louisa Holmes.
rhihp nai'ohs an kaientine Walker.
The Rel of Atri. Henry w. L0ngfellow.
Jessie Louise Hazen. ..o,
How Ruby Played, Anon
yinie Augusta Moore.
Carl Rupert Edwards.
The Fireman. PTaysI R,,s, s snsss,l
a 'AsA00"' RICHARD Everett Gay.
Ballad of Carmiihan, Henry w. Longfellow
Nellie Manson Hayes.
Music.
sworn ofr John W. Fort
10. John pI Day spiller Fa HIs;o0 rourrc..
-' Sin. Gertrude M l,,, well. v.on,..
College Oil Cans, VIII Victor Mcguire.
,... r,.mr, Charles G hIiaaSsss stuart Phelps.
Alice Flora Sanborn.
Music.
The prizes were offered BY Messrs:
John and Albert Robinson, Hazen and
Hanscom, and we're awarded TO Nellie
Hayes, Marjorie Holmes, Richard Everett
Cav and Leon Walker. The speaking
was excellent and the judges found It
difficult to render decision, where 20
many were worthy Of honorable men,
tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
ROXBURY.

Winter seems to be heightened out to
favor the teamsters. An immense
amount of Shedding is being done and
big loads drawn.
one Of Mr.. Dresser's teams took 10 IL
feet OF birch 81 one load into l.. III
Reeds mill. The team was pair OF T.
vesr-old colts driven bv viii Grover.
Mr.. Dresser has over 1000 cords OF the
Berlin Mills birch drawn ont.
James W. Parker was here Wednes-
dsy and was well pleased with the oper-
aiions.
Rad colds are prevalent.
Our town is in the swim for Improve
ment with the other towns. We raise
$500 for school house In the John Reed
district.
The gum man OF Gum Corner drives
one Of the best teams in the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
NOTICE. OF FORECLOsURE.

Whereas. Lillian Warlwell. late OF Rumford
IN the County OF oxford and state Of Maine
by her mort gage deed, dated February 9Th. A
u. ls90. and recorded In the Oxfori Western
District Registry OF Deeds. Book =, Page ~
conveyed t0 James T.. Hutchlns, now deceased
all her right, title and interest In and 10 al un
divided part of three parcels Of real estate situ
ated In Lowell. In sai1 County. and being all the
real estate that she owned In said Lowell. the
same being now described a. follows, viz. one
fourth part in common and undivided Of lot mum
bereti six In the fourth division Of lots In said
Lowell also one half part In common AMI undi
yided OF part OF lot numbered one hundred
seventeen In the thiri division of lots In said
Lowell and bounded on the north by land OF
Daniel Adams, on the east by land OF John {
Decker, on the south by land OF Frank G.. Dur
gin and on the west by land of &. NJ. knight
also one half part IN common and undivided OF
lot numbered iifteen In the fifth division OF lot.
In said Lowell. and whereas the condition OF said
mortgage deed has been broken, now therefore
l. the undersigned, administrator OF the estate OF
said james r Hutchins. by reason OF the breach
OF the conditions Of SAIL mortgage deed, claim
foreclosure OF the same.
Dated at Lowell this cath day Of March. A. ID
ls9J.
EDWIN {. HUTCHINS, Admr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31

H.T. Chase lost two valuable horses
recently.
The lumbermen are all improving thu
best shedding Of the winter.
Nearly all the lumbermen will finish
shedding next week.
This town took step backward a
their town meeting by voting 10 raise
labor tax for the highway.
The road from here to Apdover Is i'm
passable for teams. IL hasn't been opet
10 travel since the freshet. Think tn
county commissioners should see that ]
Is opened.
win Sargent and family are sick will
colds.
Claude Abbott and Scott Coolidge arr
home from Hebron Academy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
NEWRv.

II has been very good weather FOL
business so far this week, and the team
are improving IL 10 the utmost.
Over thirty cords OF bolts day ar
being landed at Thurston's mill a
Newry, and they are hauling In lots o
birch NJ Swans Corner.
Some are making preparations for tn
sugar season. IL Is about time but tn
season Il backward this year.
Orrin Foster has gone To Berlin for
few days on business.
Miss Oracle Moore and her littl
brother, Master Ralph, are stopping
few days with their grandparents II
Ncwry.
April Fool day Is not so far away now
but / presume the fools can wait.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
EAST aRoWNElElp.

III. n. Giles has returned from a short
visit with friends In Massachusetts,.
Leslie Hill has gone to Frycburg to
work for Frank Thoms.
Miss Ida Fessenden has gone TO Hiram
to visit her sister, Mrs, Bradford Allen
Mrs. 4. +. johnson has gone to Eliing
ham, y. H.. TO visit her mother, who Il
quite III.
Mr.. Jacob Colby, who was reported II
last week, is suffering from an attack o.
slow bilious fever.
The ladies' circle met Wednesda,
afternoon and evening with Mrs. +. L
Eastman. la spite Of the bad road,
there was large number present. \
bountiiul supper was served, and goo'
time was enioyed by ali.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
SOuIh RuMEORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Job Morrill, and son
Callie from Franklin Plantation are Wis
ting at VI. l.. Wyman's this week, They
also made her mother, Mrs. Erastus Alb
bOt,, visit.
Mrs. Clara Bessey Is confined TO the
house with bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colmau have been visit
ing relatives In Milton.
George Elliott is moving on TO his
farm, which he bought Of Warren
Adams.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Adams will board with
their daughter, Mrs. Clara Fuller, for a
while.
Mr.. Babcock from the Falls will move
his family into the John Irish house as
soon "a he gets the ice out. The Ice was
caused by the waste water freezing ny
some time during the winter. No one
knows when, az the house has been
vacant since last fall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
EAST WATERFORD.

Miss Sylvia Chadbourne is visiting at
her uncle's, VIM. Kilborn's, in Chelms-
ford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Hutchins spent
Sunday in the place. Mrs. Hutchins'
niece. Abilene johnson, returned with
them 10 North Fryeburg for visit.
F. Hill is cutting bolts for Will
Chadbourne.
Josie Sanderson is visiting her uncle,
John Shaw.
Mrs. ii. NJ. SINNERS brother, n. w.
Williams, aud son Charles, Of Sebago,
are visiting her.
Carl. Maude and Charles Mixer OF
Norway spent their fortnight's vacation
at their grandfather Pride's.
Mrs. f. C. Hilton and daughter, Vesta,
are in Lewiston this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
NORT6 PARIS

Elon Whitman has been quite sick, but
Is some better.
Mrs. Hillmau. Mr.. Lawrence, Mrs.
Lawrence and Mrs. David Young are all
on the sick list. Mrs. Young is very sick
II. W. Durham has bought out the
goods at the grange store, and will run a
store there after the lst day OF April.
G. G. Fuller Is very lame, and hardly
able 10 move on account Of rheumatism
John Butterfield Is drawing rock maple
To West Sumner.
The question Of most interest to Re
publicsns Is now, who is 10 be their next
candidate for president. All here are
hoping that IL will be Mr.. Reed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
ANDOvER.

lTbe continued cold weather is bless
irk to the lumbermen who were hinder
ed In the early winter by lack OF snow to
clbse up their winters work.
IThe drama played by the Andover
dramatic club was a grand success
financially, as well as in presentation.
died. In Andover, March "a, Mrs. An
nile Bsrrelle, aged "a. :,
tThe dowei mill at Mason's Falls will
stkrt no about the first Of April. About
do cords of birch has been landed there.
Proctor & Holt are running their mill
nd It's full capacity saving spool stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
Wi SONS MILLS

Ell. Brown has been up looking after
the numbering interests of the Rumford
Falls Paper Company.
John Olson has finished logging.
II. G.. Bennett has discharged his mair
crew, keeping only his teamsters, yard
men aud cook.
Town meeting March 2id, resulting IL
the following choice OF officers:
Clerk. r. A. Storey.
Treasurer. J. &. Bean. , =,
Assessors, X. A. storey, II. & Bennett, b
Pint
II. 4. storey.
Collector. u. :. Bean.
| Constable. y. :. Rcnneu
Highway Surveyor. II. G. Bennett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
EAST BETHEL.

H.. yerrill aud Porter Farwell arr
Isbding spruce on the bank OF the river
G. K. Hastings, j. II. Swan, <
TEitcbell and others have their birch
al landed at the mills.
IL. Twitchell is hauling his poplar now
iFoye Brown has returned home from
Providence, r. l.
Porter Fsrwell visited Norway Lodge,
LILO. o. f., last Tuesday night, the 24th
Nelson Austin has sold his farm q
I'LL place, and will soon moye to Han
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
COMING EVENTS.

Nnr,l -Oxfori Pomona Grange. south faris-
Anrii S-lS-Maine NJ. L. Conference, Auourn.
AMI ls-Neetlng o. oxford County Teachers
Association. Norway. u.,
Nprtl lS-Serond Congressional pistfie' hePU"
ncan convention. Auburn 60
ANIL Ig-Repubncan state Delegate ConVcn
tion. Portland. -
Nav III -lleld day OF the luterscho,asuc A'h
letic Association, Riverside taTS. bSsuss-
- y -DemNcra;ic stzte convention, Portland
Jupe 3 Republican County ConVenuon' sou''
Paris - ~
Aup l--si-New England Pair, RiSpy lAfN
$50 rs NJ I--ONfcrd County Pair on us
Socicty's grounds, between South faris anu
Norway.
s,pt b. s(-ONfor,l North fair, Andover'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
PORTER.

The Porter Free High School com
uarced last Monday after vacation o.
f,|ur days. Closes June 18th.
William Philbrick has moved t.
Cbrnish where he Is 10 work this sum
mIr for the Pike Brothers.
There are boarding at Mrs. Susl,
SIwyer's seven of the lumbermen who
ale clearing off the hemlock timber on
No. ;. they have with them fifteen
fite horses.
The mail time on the route between
Btz IT Falls, Maine, and Freedom, \. H..
wks changed the 18th from . A. NJ anc
~. VI. to III A. NJ. and 8 z. NJ.
Alice Sawyer is visiting at her fathers
Henry Sawyer's.
Poor Shedding.
Irhe roads are all slush.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
SOUTH HIRAM.

sherman Gould is at home.
Frank Stearns has gone 10 Bridgton
Rev. j. +. Cross delivered his H.
Id strated lecture, 1.-The Journey OF Life,
al Meonian Hall, Wednesday evening
March 24th.
Mrs. Sarah Berry died very suddenly
Monday morning. Cause, heart failure
She leaves a husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
RIIMEORD-

DR.. j. A. Donovan OF Lewiston was IL
town last week.
Mrs. John Estes has returned from
Portland.
1t was 10 degrees below zero Tuesday
morning.
These fiue crusts bring all the children
out bubbling over with happiness, ant
make some Of the older ones who cam
get out long to be child again.
Will Elliott Of RumfOrd closed hi
school at Bryant Pond last Friday. fol
two weeks vacation, which he will spent
with friends at Norway and Waterford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-03-31
NsW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Earth Giriicd.
spring Opening.
Paris MI Academy.
For sale.
Notice.
Notice OF Foreclosure.
commissioners Notice.
Wantetl.
We Want You
Letter from u. ' Brown
WV The American Newspaper Directory
Best
Huritaua.
Now l. our Tine.
Easter Millinery.
Inlian Games for sale.
Prtifion Tor Appointment OF Administrator