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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
EAST BETHEL.

Mrs. W. c. Howe OF Wsltham, Mass.
\ now with her mother, Mrs. J. ID. Hast.
ibgs, who Is 10 very feeble health.
Miss Lillian kimball has returned "a
torham Normal School, where she will
graduate la June.
Mr.. Arthur Tracy has bought out the
fage route from Hanover To Locke s
Hills OF Mr.. Fred Silver.
Mrs. Belle Goodwin has been spending
81 few days at j. ID. Hastings.
Maple sugar season was short and
Very sweet.
j. NJ. Bartlett and G. G. Swan attend
dh the meeting of the X. OF p. at Ham
DYER last Saturday evening, crossing the
river on the Ice.
Mr.. Adams Bartlett OF Rumford visit
eE at c. NJ. kimball's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
6uCKEIElO

Saturday, April Ilth, civil actor
'Eas tried before Merritt Parsons, Justic,
~ the Peace-.Sykes & Co. Of Lewiston
dersus Geo. Il. Record for balance Of
30 due on $40 suit % clothes bought
ID April, ~. Defense, paid at the time
w rebate on = damaged REFER and vest
bought the winter previous for SIS and
lroving shoddv and worthless. Verde,
br Record. Ilersey for plaintiff. 7. 5
9ridgham for defendant.
Geo. X. Coyle, Jr., Of Massachusetts,
,lislted his father at Hotel Long over
SUNDAY, the 18th.
The Boston Sunday paper train wa:
DIN time Sunday, the l2th. without pa.
Ilers enough TO go round. BY an over
Hight part OF the papers were carried by
it Mechanic Falls. Fifty copies were
disposed of In Buckficld.
Ex-Goy. Long and nephew, Stephen
Bartlett OF Boston, are In town.
Rev. X. A. Rich, the new Methodist
pastor and wife, arrived 10 town Thurs
day evening.
The corporation meeting Saturday, the
llth inst, was very fully attended, and
lesulted In defeating itself "a we look al
\ By the following action. Voted 10
|sise $3.50 for free high school, provided
jll between the ages OF five To twenty
Ine be admitted, otherwise the vote Is
hvalid. II ought 10 seem plain enough
no are qualified 10 enter free high
lchool under the provisions OF that law
Without deception, evasion or circumlo-
tutlon.
Hon. Charles II. Prince was drawn
hror Saturday 10 attend the May term OF
tourt at South Paris.
The auction sale Of the Alouzo y.
Record estate occurred last Saturday.
he farm was sold 10 y. G. Hutchinson
~ Portland for sixteen hundred dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
BETHEL.

L
| Saturday, April IL, citizens meeting
vjas held In Odeon Hall to make arrange
plents for the celebration Of the Tooth
anniversary Of the Incorporation Of the
sbwn OF Bethel. Contributions have
cbme In freely, and that Bethel will
celebrate seems to be assured. An ad-
burned meeting was held last Saturday
afternoon to make more definite arrange
LIents. June 10th Is the date OF cele.
tfation.
Last Monday DR.. Frank Brown Of
Sbuth Portland was In Bethel, having
teen called here professionally.
Mr.. Samuel Frost has gone to Brown
field to reside with his daughter, Mrs.
Ilr. Carroll. Mr.. Frost has resided here
fbr long time and will be missed, but
BE carries to his new home the best
Wishes OF host of friends.
The people here are glad to welcome
l(ev. A. Hamilton back TO the pastorate
ot the NJ. +. church for another year.
Last Thursday the Ladies' Club held n
sbciable at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j..
y. Philbrook. The afternoon was spent
sbcially after brief literary program.
4 t six n nice picnic supper was served.
and the pleasant interchange Of thought
between neighbors and friends made the
OCCASION one long TO be remembered.
The w. G. Il. U. will meet Tuesday
nth Mrs. Clark. The union propose IN
be near future to hold q series of tenn
|erance meetings, which will be address,
Ell by gentlemen who will present the
Subject In an interesting manner.
Schools In the ''brick building" will
tfgin Monday, April 10th.
Last Thursday afternoon Miss Cora
Durham died at her home on Park
s|trcet. In Miss Burnham's death the
Whole community have met with great
lbss. She has long been identified
With the work Of the church. and served
fbr many wears IA secretary Of the Bethel
library Association. Always thought
fhl for the happiness Of others, ever
ibady to sacrifice self for the good Of
others, aud possessed Of most loysble
disposition, she was loved by all who
inew her. Services were held az her
lkte home Saturday afternoon. conducted
Nv Rev. Israel Jordan. The beautiful
Jnd profuse floral tributes testified 10
the esteem In which the deceased was
Held by her many friends.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE OOiNGS OF THE WEEK m ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

| First Baptist Church: Preaching every sun
day AZ II A. n. sunday School at Il NJ. sabbath
Evening Service ut 5oeP.N. Prayer Meeting
Thursday Evening at taf.M.
Sunday At IL An.
Miss JEANNE Hubbard returned Satur-
day from visit 10 friends 10 Boston and
Portland.
S.U. Hawkes. OF Mechanic Falls was
at the Hin last week.
An overdose Of "tsnglefoot" was st
! the bottom OF slight disturbance last
week and 4 young man who was visiting
here paid the penalty ia the Norway
Municipal Court-tive dollars and costs
amounting 10 shout seventeen dollars.
Miss Persis y. Andrews Is expected
home soon. Miss Andrews has spent
the winter In Massachusetts, and New
Jersey.
Miss Julis Snow. who has suffered for
about three months with serions and
painfal malsdv. has so far recovered as
TO be out for the first time last week.
They say they pounded" the parson
quite hard.
III. L. Hammond has made some valu-
able improvements tn bis home.
The primary school began Monday IN
der the instruction of Miss Grace HSr-
low.
The course Of illustrated lectures by
Rev. q. NJ. Stilphen NJ the Baptist church
last week were Instructive aud inspiring.
Owing 10 the bad state of the roads the
attendance was not as large as otherwise
would have been.
Miss Eleanore :. Hayden Of Cam
bridge, Mass, will return To Paris HIN
for the summer about June first. Miss
Hayden wishes to form classes in mando-
lin ard banjo plaviug.
Rev. W. W. Hooper will preach at
the Universal list church next sunday at
the usual hour. sunday School q, close
OF the service.
The special meetings conducted by
Rev. G. NJ. Stilphen Of Pennington at the
Baptist church have awakened consider
able interest, and a number of CONVEX
sious are reported.
William f. Perkins went TO Connec;i-
cut Monday, where he will sell nursery
stock for few weeks for II. y. Chase
y Co. Of Auburn.
The next circle of the Universalist
society will De the last for the season.
The entertainment will consist OF a min
strel show With the usual programme Of
songs, speeches. instrumental music aud
a dsrkey farce. The orchestra Will con-
sist ~ seven pieces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
WEST PARIS.
cnurcIlEs.


Methodiss.--senday service At 10; 80 A. H., fol
lowed by sabbath school; Young Pcople's meet
ing followed by prayer and social meeting every
alternate Sunday evening AZ I O'Clock.
Free Baptist.-Sahbath School at I 30 r. ~.
followed at s:so by preaching with Young
Enthusiastically School at 10; 80 A. ~
The Y. l.. l.. A. meets every Monday evening
Lodges Aasonic---w edneslay evening on OF
before full moon each month. odd fellows--
Every saturday evening. Rebekahs.--The lst
and srd Tuesday evenings each month. U. D.
Golden Cross.-The End and &th Friday In each
month.
West Paris Grange.-The end and eth satur
day.
The song birds are with US once again,
and the frogs from their hidden places
are beginning to make their plaintive
peeping. The buds are rapidly swelling,
showing that the trees will soon Be
clothed In their mantle Of green.
c. +. Ryerson Of Bethel was In town
the past week.
Mrs. II. l.. Chapman Of Mechanic Falls
has been visiting at her uncle's the past
week.
Rev. F. 4. Wheeler of Mechanic Falls
was called on to attend the funeral Of
Miss Luella Day last Monday.
A small delegation from Granite Lodge
attended the funeral of John Black at
South Paris on Monday.
The machinery for the new business
has nearly all arrived, and Is being rap
idly put in place. Mr.. Sloan, one OF the
parties in the enterprise, arrived from
Salem Friday night.
W. s. Bryant Of Portland visited rela-
tiyes here last week.
H. Curtis has got his portable engine
in running order, and Is soon to move 1t
to Greenwood, where he Is intending to
work large amount Of wood the COM
ing summer.
Our schools commenced Monday last.
The higher branches are taught by Miss
Helen King Of South Paris, and the pri-
mary by Miss Linnie Locke Of West
Paris.
The young people Of the Uniyersalist
Society are preparing minstrel concert,
which will be given at some date In
the near future. Some OF the latest
music has been secured, and good pro-
gram Is assured.
Rev. A. h. Bryant and wife returned
from conference on Tuesday last, and In
the evening more than 100 psrishioners
and friends gathered at their residence
and rendered them reception. Ice
cream and cake was served, and all yot-
ed IL an ENJOYABLE occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
WILSON'S MILLS.

VIM. Mshaney's crew and teams came
ont Of the woods Friday week, and III.
E. Ellingwood the day following.
Walter Buckman Is also out Of the
woods and is having the pleasure Of a
visit from his father, j. A. Buckman, OF
Avon, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Dsnforth have re-
turned to their home In Enrol.
Emery Haley has been in town for
several days the past week.
n. X. Bennett is carrying the mall
during the absence Of Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bean were at N. X.
Benefits Saturday, having TO 60 around
three miles to reach there, though they
live bat half mile apart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
LOWELL.

4
Sumner kimball is having his hous,
shingled and painted.
| George Hammond OF Fryeburg Il
painting for Albert kimball.
Mr.. Hadley Remission of this town dice
the 10th inst, after few days illness OF
erysipelas, aged 90 years. His funeral
was attended Sunday at the Christian
church, Rev. c. l.. Baker officiating
The services were In charge OF keazar
Valley Lodge, No. Go, |. o. o. +. The
ritual service Of the order took place al
the church. The burial was at No. 4
cemetery.
Miss Ethel Hartman is at home from
Fryeburg.
The cemetery fence at No. has been
painted.
Frank Remission is at work at Stone
ham for Vim. Cannon, building piaz-
"a and painting his house.
Mellen Eastman has been down with
the grippe.
j. l.. Parker Is visiting in Portland and
vicinity, and was delegate to the state
convention the 10th inst.
DIR. Henry c. Stearns has been In town
a few days. lie has been In practice at
Bartlett, n. II. We learn that he and
DIR. F. c. Russell of Newbury, W.,
formerly Of this town, are TO locate at
Hsverhill, n. H., near Newbury, taking
the place Of DR.. Watson 4 Son, who go
TO Manchester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
MASON

J. Clark Bean went Ia Auburn last
saturday 20 attend the NJ. Z. conference
returning Tuesday.
;. o. Grover slipped his knee out one
day last week, so he has 10 20 around on
clutches.
Albert Grover of Bethel visited 5. o.
Grover last Sunday.
r. |. Bean started his mill Monday,
April 18th, saving spool stock. George
Bennett runs the boiler. +. |. Bean runs
the stripper, Bay Mills handles the goad
stick for the present.
|. c. kimball of Bethel was in town
the past week delivering sweet corn to
be planted for the canning factory at
Bethel.
There has been a great flow of sap the
past week and many gallons of the
sweets have been made.
Arthur Tyler and Merton Bean made
over thirty gallons Of syrup in five days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
EAST SUMNER,

Rev. L. +. Miller Is away on a three
weeks vacation 10 the eastern part o.
the state.
w. II. Eastman and ID. X. Palmer at
tended session OF the Golden eros:
Order at Bangor last week.
burn, at his sons, J. w. S,etson's.
K. l.. Morse Of Portland was In the
place two nights last week. Few, IL any
on the road have had longer experiepe,
In the manufacture and sale Of boots and
shoes than he.
l.. b. Bisbee has recently bought two
good pairs OF oxen.
Cows are still selling high.
The mills have big Job on hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
EAST HE6RON.

The mathis OF the birds awake US al
half past each morning.
The thermometer was at 30 In thu
shade the 18th.
Apparently the sap season has closed
Maud and Alice Davis returned from
Lynn last Tuesday.
Harry b. Phillips has hired for the
season to 8. Fl. keene.
Mrs. s. just before retiring discovered
cotton was burning In the room. After
searching her apparel took her husbands
coat and vest from the hook, and found
his pipe had set his vest on fire and
burned through. Fortunately she was
In season. As the family all slept In the
chamber fatal damage might have oc-
Cured.
Mud is disappearing slowly, and all
kinds Of insects are seen ont on fine
days.
The ladies rejoice as they see the
crocus, narcissus, tulips, pe0nies and
iris have started for early Towering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
WEST BETHEL.

Very pleasant spring weather.
In this vicinity the roads are slmos
impossible, a. there are large amounts
n Ice in all low places which may Civ,
Nay st any time II teams venture upor
/. Runners are not out OF use yet, but
wheels are largely In the majority now
As usual at this season OF the year
Quite number OF changes are being
ibade as To residences, etc.
Henry Judkins goes to Norway, Mr.
fichmond To Hartford and IL l. under.
1tood that Frank Kendall contemplates a
ihange.
A. ). Bean has started his river driv-
lbg teams. He says there Is water
though and some TO spare.
Gussie Grover Is In this neighborhood
4swlng wood. He has sawed T.. Wheel
'|r's and Il now at work for T.. B. shaw.
John Murphy Is saving wood for
4. W. Mason
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
AIR

On April 18th the thermometer reach
I'd 81 degrees above zero; on the 18th Il
fell TO 30, and rose 10 81 the 18th. W,
remember that il showed Is inches or
April -, 1889.
Messrs. Almon and Peter b. Young
and l.lewellyn A. wadsworth attended
the state convention st Portland.
Mrs. Austin wsdsworth Is visiting her
brother AZ Peaks Island.
The revival at Hiram continues,
We are glad to learn that Fred c,
Googins, who has been iii at Rowley,
Mass, Is out Of danger.
Mrs. Thomas o. Spring Is improving
Ephraim Wentworth Is selling iertiliz-
ers In New Hampshire.
Phil Wentworth Is attending Thorn
ton Academy az Saco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
SHOWS FALLS.

Atkins ID. Cook has returned from
Boston after visit Of ten days TO friend:
in that place.
Ina aud liza Curtis have gone &c
school at Paris Hill Academy: Edna
Curtis Is attending school at South Paris,
boarding with her sister, Mrs. George A
Abbott; and Charles Cordwell has NOV
ed his family u the Cape, all Of which
leaves Us with so small q quota OF
scholars that our prospects Of school
here are very dubious. The two Suckles
girls, being all that are left, we under
stand, will go TO the Hollow school.
We have most unique footbridge rs
temporary substitute for the bridge
which was carried away last month. Ii
is on the suspension plan, having four
stringers of fir balsam, supported at two
points by suspension cables, galvanized
twist fence ribbon, which are carried
over two towers Of hemlock logs. The
span Is forty feet between towers and
the floor Is thirty feet above the water
surface below IL. Charles Buck, A. ID.
Cook and F. j. Wood did the heavy
brain work and the lifting. As a sample
of cheap and yet thoroughly efficient
work il Is to be commended. the whole
costing less than twenty dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
OXFORD.

4 Republican caucus was held OF
Saturday. Clerk, Roscoe Staples
Town committe, J. +. Fuller, Roscoe
Staples, ii. ). Rich. Delegates wer,
chosen 10 attend the state convention a,
Portland and the district convention AT
Auburn.
Rev. Mr.. Howard will remain at Ok.
ford as pastor Of the NJ. +. church.
Mrs. Towards sister, Mrs. Barton
has returned 10 her home.
Three boys were arrested on Wednes-
day for throwing stones at John Smiths
house, brought before trial justice De
lsno and fined one dollar and costs each
There will be q ball at Robinson Hall
on Wednesday evening, April I'D, for
the benefit OF the Sons OF Veterans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
EAST WATERFORD,

Miss Grace NJ. Pride is at the Fla,
learning the dressmsker's trade Of Mrs
Maxfield.
George A. Miller has hired Joseph Skill
lings for the season.
Mr.. Miller Is improving In health.
Mrs. 5. +. Millett is visiting at her
fathers, T.. \. Hsskell's.
Mrs. Norwood and Ruth are In Port
land.
Mrs. A. A. Adams is In very poor
health. Mr.. Adams continues about the
same. Their niece, Mrs. Nellie Appleby,
has come 10 take care OF them until they
are better.
John Keen has hired for the season
with Bert Caswell Of Harrison and Myron
Keen with Geo. l.. Warren. Their
brother Edgar will carry on the home
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
kEZAR SAILS

The kezsr Falls High School will
close April eth with an entertainment.
The citizens OF this district have met
and formed a precinct.
Mrs. Guy Ridlon has gone TO Standish
10 work.
Rev. Francis Grovenor il to be pastor
Of the NJ, + church for the ensuing
year.
Miss Florence Perkins has her spring
opening next week, commencing April
10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
RuMFoRD FALLS.
Presiding Elder Corey preached at tn

Presiding Elder Corey preached ut the
II Z. church Sunday.
Rev. George d. Lindsey will deliver
the anniversary sermon for Penacook
Lodge Of Odd Fellows at the n. e.
church, next Sunday, at 2P. NJ.
The knights Of Pythias are to have q
bail April 30th, which promises to be
0ne Of the events Of the season. The
mIsic will be furnished by Stearns &
Ndrseworthy's orchestra of Norway.
Hon. Waldo Pettengill has greatly Inn
proved his residence by the addition Of .
stdry with mansard roof and tower.
che county commissioners had q hear
init here last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
COMING EVENTS.

April q Chimes OF Normandy. BY Reriir
Opera Company, opera House. Norway
Aprfi ssg-Annual session Maine Grant
Lcdge of Good remPlars. Bangor.
April sS,-fa-t Day.
NAV 3-ONfOr,i Pomona Grange, Bethel
Nav a-Suprcme Judicial Court. south Paris
Nav yield dav OF the Interschola-tic Ath
letic Association. Riverside Park. Bethel.
June l7-pemccratic state convention, Portland
June - -Repubhcap County Convention, south
Paris
Aug i7-sl.-New England Pair. Rigby Park
Aug - sept a.-Maine state Fair. Lewiston
sent. IS. rs. l1-ONfOrd County Fair, on the
sccietys grounds. between South Paris and
Norway
Sent. q. a.-Oxforl North fair. Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21

Eddie, the little son OF Daniel Mckay
has been very sick with lung fever, bu
Is improving at present.
Mrs. Hugh Mckay Of Norway Is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Charles Vented
Mrs. Hobbs Is back at the Lake agar
and Is stopping At J. l.. Partridge's
Arthur fuckers family visited al
Benz. fuckers last week.
). A. Stevens went to AUBURN Wed
nesdsy,
Eugene smith Of Norway and Mis-
Hattie Andrews OF Paris were at Mrs
Benz. Marston's Sunday.
Ralph Flood has gone TO Portland "a
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Partridge Il sick again
Mark Pride and wife are boarding Al
his fathers, WILDER Pride's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
AIaANv-

"a. +. Paine has moved to Lynchvill,
aid Is going to teaming for james
Blown.
Sumner Grover Of Stoneham has NOV.
ed on to the farm Of his brother, Carter
Al Grover, having hired the same FOR
ODE year.
Abel Andrews has returned from the
wbods where he has been with j. Dresser.
Charles Eames has moved from Water
ford on TO the William Robbins place, just
vlcated by A. 4. Paine.
Geo. Dyer and wife have returned from
their winters job at Berlin, n. II.
"A. g. Bean has just returned from
P1rtland with new stock Of goods.
GIVE him call.
Jacob Dresser and family have re-
TUNED from the woods In Roxbury to
hik farm.
NJ. X. and Archie Wilbur have arrived
htme from Roxbury.
a. b. Wheeler has bought out the
stlge line to Bethel, and just returned
frkm Andrews sale stable with three
NEW horses.
N. G. Moore has just come from the
sahe stable with new horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
lVNC5yIIlE

Mrs. 4. r. Hastings has been quits
sick.
Cephas Cobb and family wen, 20 Chat
ham. y. u, last week 20 visit relatives
Addie Holt j. az work for Mrs. IL. x
MCkren.
l. H. Burnh5m hiss men in the wood,
cutting pine now. Mr.. Burnhsm intend,
a. keep business rushing IS long a. there
i biz of snow.
Herbert MeAllister has moved into tn,
rent formerly occupied By John Adams
Born, in Albany, April 1, 10 the wif,
of II. x. Mcheen, a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
ROxBuRY.

The hot weather is wonderful fol
April. IL has melted the snow go fss
that the river is very high. and the small
brooks. The natural channels OF IN,
brooks were full Of solid Ice, SO that thu
brooks have run all about, washing the
roads and the railroad, making much
work for the section men.
The small brook In John Reeds
pasture left its channel and worked
under ground, threatening to under
mine the railroad and Mr.. Reeds barn.
Much hard work was done TO stay its
progress.
Philbrick & Jenne's spruce drive has
gone down river on the high water, and
poplar from Byron Is running past.
Mr.. Chapman went TO Portland as
delegate to the state convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
NORTH LOWELL.

Harry Littlefeld of Boston will de-
liver the memorial address at Eas,
StoDeham.
Repairs are being made on the G.. \
X Hall at East StOneham. NJ. NJ. Rus
eel has charge Of the work.
A genealogy Of the Mcheen family il
being written by Capt. Ephraim Mckeeu
Of West Stonehsm, and will appear later
In book form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
NORTH BUcKFIElD.

Heald Brothers are at work at the
lower village.
Mrs. l.. A. Keen of East Sumner was
At her fathers, Elijah Turner's, few
days last week.
Bert Austin has got new bicycle.
Joseph Jordan had his serenade dance
al his wife's fathers, Charles Damon's,
Saturday evening, April 18th.
Maple syrup business is about over in
our vicinity for this season.
James Bieknell is breaking colts this
spring.
Charles Coffin has bought him horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
SUMNER HILL.

Hiram Bisbse aud wife have returned
10 their home Al South Paris.
Annie Parlin has been visiting her
cousin, 4. L. Hollis, for few days.
Moses SpSulding has bought him 3
new washing machine.
Mrs. J. L. Mayhew, Ben Record and
Mrs. Warren Lothrop visited at Mrs.
John Morrlll's one day recently.
Mrs. +. l.. Barrett i sick with cold
Rosie Littlehale Of North Paris Is al
work for her.
Selden Barrett and daughter Edith
were at North Buckield one day last
week.
Lottie Spaulding is on the sick list.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-04-21
HEBRON.

Leonard Randall went TO Revere,
Mass, Monday 10 visit his daughter.
Rev. $. ID. Richardson attended the
meeting OF the council for the ordination
OF Mr. Harding at Norway Wednesday.
Spring weather and the birds have
come.
Very little snow 10 be seen In this vi
entity.
Sugar making Ia over. IL. X. Stearns
has made l1j gallons OF syrup and Bert
Glover about the same.
The roads have been very bad the
past week but are fast drying up.
Miss Grace Bumpus goes TO Poland 10
begin another term OF school Monday,
the 10Th.