Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-10-20

times been elected selectman and IL nov
q member of the school board In hi
town.
JASON WHITMAN TowLE of Yves
Fryeburg is 62 wears old. He was borI
and educated at Fryeburg village. II
Is q farmer, a Democrat, and In religion
preference he Is OF the New Jerusalem
persuasion.
CHARLES W. WALKER OF Canton, j
81 years Of age. Born and educated II
Peru. Mr.. Walker is farmer, Demo
crat and a Universallst.
EPHRAIM WENTWORTH Of Hiram Is 4
years old and was born and educated II
Hiram. MIR. Wentworth is farmer ant
Is also engaged as travelling salesman
In the fertilizer trade. He is Demo
crat and served the town of Hiram a
town clerk In 1883.
T.. T.. WHITNEY of Bethel Ia 30 year
OF age, native OF Carthage, in Frsnklii
County. MIR. Whitney Is Republican
and Is engaged in the granite and marble
business at Bethel.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY.
CHARLES +. Brown, Msson, foreman
age 30, WAS born Ia Albany. He Is {
farmer and Republican. Has been Sc
lectmau six or seven years and is nov
chairman of the board. Has also beer
school committee, road commissions,
and game warden.
CHAs. II. ABBoTT, Rumford, age -
Farmer, Republican, Methodist. Wa
tax collector in 1856 and 1857 and super
visor In 1889 and 1890.
FRED BENNETT. Buckfeld, age &c
educated In Buckfeld public schools anC
at Pennington Normsl school; farmer
and carpenter, Democrat and Uni
yerSslist.
DELoRAINE ALBION COLE, Bryant
Pond, age 36. born In Woodstock, farmer
and Republican. Lived In Ashland
Mass, from lSS2 to 30. where he wa
foreman OF the fire company and towr
constable.
CHAs. EVANS, Fryeburg, sge "a, born
IN Sweden, engineer and farmer
and Republican. He WIS formerly an
engineer on the Grand Trunk.
HENRY +. FAVOR, Norway, age pc
born In Camhridgeport, Mass, educated
at Norway High School. carpenter, al
ardent Republican aud UniversaliS'.
john =. HALL, age 81, born in Casco
educated In Auburn, farmer, Republican
and a member Of the Mssons, Odd Eel
lows, Good Fellows X. OF T., Red Mer
and knights OF Malta.
WILLARD T.. HERRcK, Albany, age 3G
farmer, Republican.
\. q. GOODWIN, Upton, age g., farmer
Republican, Congregationalist. IL tax
collector and has several times served as
selectman.
DANIEL G.. FROST, Mexico, age ~,
farmer, Republican, has been sclectman
three terms.
c. W. GOODWIN, Bethel. age %, farmer,
Republican.
ERNEST NJ. WALKER, Bethel. age 30,
Republican, salesman for hardware
firm.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY.
JoHN REED. Roxbury, foreman. age
b, educated AT Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary, kent's Hill. Farmer and lumber
man. Republican, and Methodist. Has
held all the town offices.
FRANZ Z. LIBBY, South Paris, age 81,
born In Harrison, educated in the South
Paris schools, tinsmith, Gold Democrat,
and Uuiversalist.
WARREN Y. kNEELAND, Waterford,
age II. born In Sweden and educated Ia
the public schools and at North Bridgton
Academy. Farmer, Democrat and Uni
versslist: selectman in 1850, 1890 aud
1851
AUSTIN VI. MARTIN, East Hiram, age
l3, born In Baldwin, farmer and Gold
Democrat.
John Q. MASON, North Lowell, age t.,
farmer, Republican. Christian Baptist.
was a soldier In the l2th Maine Regt.
JosErH A. REED. Byron. age 81
farmer, Democrat, Universallst.
HENRY Il. ROBINSON, Peru, age ~
farmer and mechanic. Republican
town treasurer IN lSs. and s., select
man in 1859 20 lSa3.
JOHN :. ROUNDS, Porter, age II,
farmer, Gold Democrat.
WILLIAM c. STEARNs, Paris, age %,
ciucated at Hebron Academy. fsrmer
and Universslist.
LAWRENCE l.. SEARLE, Newry, age
81, farmer and Gold Democrat.
EDWARD W. PENLEY, Greenwood,
age 30, farmer. Republican, representa-
tive-elect 10 the legislature.
CHARLES II. kIpDER, Dixtield, age
-, farmer, Republican, aud veteran OF
the late war.
HERBERT J. DESHoN of Canton who
WAS drawn Juror and excused is I'll years
old. born ia Jefferson, Maine, educated
al westbrook Seminary. He Is mer-
chant in Canton, a Gold Democrat and
L niversalist. Mr.. DeShon is past mas
ter OF Whitney Lodge, +. Il A. NJ, L. II.
L. Androscoggin X. 4. Chapter, Mem
Der Pilgrim Commsndery Knight Temp
lars. and secretary OF Evergreen Chapter,
No. -, Order of the Eastern Star.
THE CRIMINAL BUSINESS.
The grand jury reported Friday morn
ing, and were excused. The indictments
were AS follows;
State vs.. Fred Tulip.
Larceny.
State W.. Henry W. Il. Dawes.
Larceny.
State VS.. William Small.
Malicious mischief.
state vs. Edward fitz gerald.
Assault and battery.
state ". Henry Wood.
Breaking and entering ana larceny.
state vs.. Frank Walker.
Breaking and entering and larceny.
State vs.. Henry Morrin.
Breaking and entering anu larceny.
state vs.. Fred Burt.
Adultery.
State vs. Eva 4. Wentworth.
Adultery.
State We. John GangloG.
Liquor nuisance.
state ". John Ganglof.
Common seller.
Immediately after the report OF the
grand jury, the prisoners who were con-
fined in the jail-eight in number-were
in TO be arraigned.
Fred Tulip. formerly of Rumford
Falls, was arraigned for the larceny of a
diamond ring, chain and a small sum
of money from +. +. Kendall Of Rum.
ford Falls. He pleaded guilty, and after
some statement in his behalf by Mr.
Wright, he was sentenced TO go days in
Auburn jail.
William Small, Of Canton, was ar.
raigned for breaking the glass in car OF
the Rumford Falls Railway ut Canton
and pleaded guilty. Sentence was sns
pended till Mr.. Swasey should be pres.
ent TO appear for the prisoner.
uo,r,- "a u nauac of RumfOrd was