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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19


 "MdfTOn of e BenerOJeTsf Home and knowing tho good Dr. Miles Nervine has done Ine. ny wish 10 help others, over comes my dislike for tho publicity, this letter may glyc me. Tn Nov. and Dec. Is9l, The iHmafes had fho "LdGTiPPe," and was one of the frst- Resuuiug duty too soon, with the care of 50 many sick, did not regain my health, and in a month Ibecame SO debiIifGfcd aud Hes-rotIs from sIceplessncss and the drafts made on my vitality, that it was a question H could go ou. A dear friend advised me tO try Dr. MiIes' RessOr1tire hsyriHe.
 took buttlcs and am happy Co say, I am in better health than ever. | stlll continue Ifs Occasioffef TssC, Us .s FscF-re food, as ny wOrs ls very trying. A letter ad- dres=ei to Milwaukee, Wis, viii reach me-"
 June e. 1sgA MRS LAURA C. PHOENIX.
 Dr. Mflos' Nervsre is cold OF a positivo guarantee that thc frs bottle will benefit Audruc-iSt- sell 'r at sl. 8 bottles for s5, Or it will De sent, prepaid, uu receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart. Ind. Dr. Miles Nervine
 - Restores HealtI1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
gHUBSDAY'SpAILY February I3

"Trilby" Monday nigh; at Patton's opera house. Is 1t your-elf or the other fellow WE5 will get a valentine tomorrow.
 New samples for suits to order, at Ed. Blocks. Woodmen's lodge meets tonight. Members are all requested to at tend.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
IL wilI Pay

you to take Hoods Ssrsaparilla With pure blood you need not fear the grip, pneumonia, diptheris or levers. Hoods Ssrssparilla will make you strong and healthy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
Warning NotIee.

The undersigned owners of the Rirst Home mining claim located in Big Bug district hereby give notice that they will not he responsible for any debts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lease.
 F. k. SIZES,
 SARAH STEkS. aa,osk Dsae 9J fsQs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

IVANTED:-Severzl trustworthy gentlemen or
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19
A Blacksmith.
May 22d, ISA.

The Dr. ]. H. Mclean Medicine Co.,,
 St. Louis, Mo. Gentlemen: About three years ago, while working at my trade as blacksmith, was taken down with Kidney disease. l suffered severely with pain in my back and general weakness, and was compelled to quit work. Twas treated by several dif- ferent doCtnrS. who filled me full of dzlgS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

and medicines but without benefit had begun when received almanacs u to Dr. j. H. McLeanS The entirely satisfactory to have health. failed of of your Liver and Kidney Balm
 Yours truly, H.J BRIGHT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

X rancher named W, R. Johnson sustained a dislocation of his left fenner bone last Monday, by being thrown from his wagon by a run away team. The accident happened about 7:30 in the morning, and he lay there helpless until late in the afternoon. when he was discovered
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-19

Mir. and Mr~. I. T. Stoddard left Tor home this morning.
 Morris Goldwater and T. c. Norris game in from Pheuix this afternoon. i Charles l.. Schaar. who Is operat- ing some mines and a mill al Placer itaS. left for home today.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
DENMARK.

The Ladies' Circle met with Mrs. o.
F. Sargent Wednesday afternoon and
evening. There was large attendance.
About so sat down TO supper.
Mr.. Geo. Trumbull and Miss Minnie
Bartlett were united in marriage Dec.
2Ith.
Mr.. Seth Grover and Miss Lizzie
Traverse, two aged people from the town
farm, were kindly cared for and given q
Christmas dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
bridge Thorn, at their residence, Christ
mas day; very generous and kindly
act. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn had charge Of
the town farm for a number OF years,
and won the love and respect Of all for
their kindness and watchful care OF the
poor under their care.
Mr.. Will Potter is logging in Mason.
Mr.. Elwood Pendexter is spending a
Christmas vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pendexter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
WEST PERU.

The GOOD Templars had an entertain
ment last Wednesday night. After the
entertainment was over cake and coffee
was served by the ladies TO all who
wished. There were several visitors
from Rumford Falls and Mexico.
Irwin Austin and Ebert wicker took
q trip to Lewiston last week.
At the dance at knox's Hall last Sat-
urday night several fellows got into q
fight. The next day they were arrested.
Their names were Lowell Oldham, Emer-
son Oldham, Guy Reed and Highland
fellow. They were fined 50 and costs
amounting to 500
w. S. Arnold is at home on short
vacation.
j. A. Arnold Is expecting car Of
corn and one Of oats.
There was q Christmas tree at this
place last Friday night.
Nearly everybody Is trying to rattle
of something. This Is a periodical
craze.
School closed Thursday after very
successful term taught byJ A. Putnam.
He IL an able and efficient teacher, and
has done the town good service In times
past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29

OXFORD, IS.
To the Honorable Justice OF the Supreme
Judicial Court next TO be holden at Paris, within
and for said county, on the second Tuesday OF
Frank r. Bishop Of Peru. In said County Of
oxford. respectfully lbes and gives this Hon
orable court 10 he Informed that he was lawfully
married ~ his wife. Lillian n. Bishop, whose
maiden name was Lillian NJ. Carter. at Peru.
aforesaid, on the 27th day Of July, A. ID. lisa ,
That they lived together as husband and wife at
Peru, In said County, from the time OF their said
marriage until the----day OF April, A. ID. lSee,
and that from said---day Of April. A. ID. lss-,
they lived together as husband and wife at
Lewiston, In the County Of Androscoggin ana
State Of Maine, until the 18th day OF July, A. ID.
lsss. and that since his said marriage he has
conducted himself as kind and faithful husband
10 his said wife, and ever, while she lived with
him, provided her with proper and suitable
maintenance and support, yet the said ibeiee,
wholly regardless OF her marriage covenant anu
duty. on the said 18th day OF July, A. ID. ISIS,
without reasonable cause, utterly deserted your
libelant, which utter desertion has contin uesi
from said 18th day OF July A. ID. lsss, 10 the day
OF the ding of this libel, since which time he has
never seen or heard from her. and from that day
TO the day Of the ding OF this libel, her residence
has been unknown to your hbelant, and her
present residence IL wholly unknown u him and
cannot be ascertained by reasonable diligence
that there Is no collision between your libclan'
and the said libciee to obtain n divorce. Where.
upon, inasnuch as Il would he reasonable and
proper, conducive 10 domestic harmony, and
consistent with the peace and morality OF society
your lbelant prays this Honorable Court "
decree a divorce from the bonds OF matrtmony.
FRANK T.. BISHOP.
Dixheld. Dec, cath, lSss.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this s1ti
day OF Dec. A. ID. ls95.
JOHN $. HARLOW,
(Notarial seal.) Notary Public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
HEBRON.

Miss Fannie Thompson of Auburn l.
visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Donham.
Rev. c. +. Harden Is at home this
week.
Miss Lila Harden, who has been teach
ing in Waylsnd, Mass, came home last
week saturday.
Miss Ida Leslie Is at Mrs. Howe's.
Alton Hibbs i in Greene this week
packing apples.
Mrs. Lucy Turner is very poorly this
winter.
Fred Hall cut himself quite badly and
has been Obliged 10 quit work and come
home Ia consequence.
+. X. Glover has a large assortment OF
Christmas and New Years goods. They
have been very srtisticsllv arranged by
the assistance OF Mrs. II. X. Stearns.
Mr.. c. II. George attended State
Grange at Augusta last week.
The following officers were chosen
Wednesday, Dec. y, by Hebron Grange
n. .CushmAn. Master.
Erving Greenwood. Oyerseer.
{. II. George, Lecturer.
Albert COnant, Steward
Fred Marshall, Assistant stewart.
David Cummings, Chaplain.
: 4. Cushman. Treasurer.
Emma Phillips, Secretary.
Chas Marshall. Gate Keeper.
Mrs. II. A. Cushman. Ceres.
Mrs. Ella BeAroe Pomona.
Mr.. Amanda Merrill. Flora.
Mr.. Abbie Marshall, stewar,iess.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29


Bot however dreary. there's nothing 10 fear.
Already the sun l. returning again.
To De followed by spring. with her Hover cked
train.
II the almanac had made winter begin
one day earlier, no one would have dis
puted it, since old BOreas made IL the
toughest dav, as vet, for the season.
That three inches Of snow which fell
Friday night. drifted so A. TO upset one
couple at least.
=. Il. Swan made us a short visit the
first of the week. Tie and his wife are
living on George Coles place this win
ter while George is away cutting birch.
Dea. ;. b. Cummings and wife are also
living alone; both OF these couples are
more than 20 years old, quite inf run,
and ought 10 be living with younger
people.
Dea. r. L. Cole is having more trouble
with his diseased legs. One is swelled
the whole length, aud is very painful.
Nora Thomas is out getting orders for
family groceries, with view 10 procur-
ing 8 watch. IL she has as good success
in that business as Annie Bryant had in
selling fancy soaps il will not take her
long 10 earn enough TO purchase one.
Are the people about here losing their
interest in Christmas festivals? Report
has il that there Is 10 be none at the
Pond nor NJ the City. They intend 10
have small affair, perhaps nothing
more than Christmas sprig, at the
Centre, Just to please the little folks.
Mondsy morning the temperature
lowered TO within two degrees of the
cypher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
EAST HEBRON.

Christmas festivals were postponed
until another year rolls around, on se-
count Of hard times. but the presents are
Just as numerous as when the Christmas
tree Is patronized.
Those who drove TO Auburn for Christ
mas goods found hard sleighing the
whole route.
Colds are prevalent and mumps are
stillin the schools or among the pupils.
VIM. Brown, one Of our Oldest citi-
zens, Is failing and thinks he shall not
be able 10 walk any more.
Gale Farris Is moving from the Whit
man District TO j. j. Fuller's stand,
known as the Turner Harlow place.
Willie X. Keene has moved into the
house with his brother Charles, for the
winter.
Another agent as collector for the St.
Louis Steel Range Co. put In an APP
pearanee last week with different style
Of threats, but his result was similar to
those Of his predecessors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
5ROWNFlelD.

Fred Thayer is making some repairs
on the Thorne house, where he intends
TO move in very soon.
W. Hubbard is running his new store.
tie boards at Frank Johnson's.
E. l.. Frink has opened a variety
store in his building on Main Street.
Hiram Seavey has men who are cut
ting ice. Say IL is in fine condition.
Some few of our merchants are hav-
ing big trade in the Christmas line.
A Christmas tree at town hall Friday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
MASON.

Arthur Tyler killed beef OK for +. |.
Bean last Wednesday.
Roy Grover has secured position as
baggage master on the Grand Trunk
Railway at Bethel. We wish him sue
cess.
Frank and Amos l.. Bean Of Hunts
Hill, Albany, visited at +. |. Beans the
past week.
willard Wight Of Newry was in town
the past week and took away the Rowe
family, which have been supported by
that town for some years.
Ira c. Jordan Of Bethel and Eben
Rand of Locke's Mills were in town the
past week.
Elmer Stiles took load Of the Rowe
family's goods to Newry Corner In the
blizzard last Saturday.
Every one is praying for more snow,
as the roads are quite bare, there are so
many heavy teams over 1t. There are
over twenty, from two to six horses
each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29

A number OF deer were killed last Sat-
urday. and one man, not having the fear
OF the law before him, nor any respect
for the Sabbath, went out that day and
killed fine buck, hid him and took him
out on Monday.
Simon Stahl OF Gorham, n. H., WAS
here last week on his way to Blanchard
Il Twitchelrs works.
Mr.. Dolbier of Pennington was here
this week buying fur. He was on his
way home from New Hampshire and
Vermont, where he had bought some
large lots Of fur.
More snow Is wanted before the teams
can do business.
l.. II. Reeds mill is all ready to start
when the birch comes. Some OF his old
hands are on the ground ready and wait
ing TO 90 TO work.
ID. A. Cannon is in Redlsnds, Cal,
and thinks 1t near TO Paradise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
OXFORD.

Mrs. Hersey Is quite sick. Her daugh,
ter. Miss II. +. Hersey, is at home from
Boston.
Mrs. Julia wardwell, widow OF the
late Amos Wardwell, died Dec. 20 at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Bracket
Her funeral was held on Wednesday
Rev. Mr.. Marley officiating. Mrs. Ward
well was loved and respected by all who
knew her and her loss will be deeply
felt.
Mrs. Abby Morse, wife OF winthrop
Morse Of Poland, died Dec. II, after &
long, painful sickness. Her funeral was
on Wednesday, Rev. J. A. Libby OIL
ciatlng.
Miss Ida Hawkes. is at home from Bos-
ton during the holidays.
The usual Christmas exercises wer,
held at the Congregationalist church
Thursday and at Methodist church OF
Friday evening. Flowers decorating
the churches were sent by Mrs. Keith OF
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
HIRAM.

Hon. Almon Young, representative
elect, went 10 Boston this week.
Gardner Ii. Rankin, Esq. has returned
from Harrison and located at the Vivian
+. Cameron house
Mrs. Edwin Bracket Of Cornish is
visiting her father, Col. J. +. Twitchell.
Isaac ). Lowell has leased the Ten
Mile mill for three years from Geo.
Benson Of North Gorham.
Samuel Hayward Is visiting his dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Minot ). Brszier, who Is quite
sick.
Edgar l.. Flint is again selected as
I deputy sheriff 10 Oxford and Cum
berland Counties.
Mrs. Mary Wallace has returned to her
home In Holderness, y. Ii.
Mr.. Ephirsm Wentworth Is in Massa-
chusetts taking orders for fertilizers.
Walter Il. Twitchell went TO Portland
Monday TO attend business college.
We regret to learn that Mrs. ii. III.
Hoyt of ST. Johnsbury, VI, Is now in
hospital under treatment for an abscess
under the knee pan. Some of our people
will best remember her as Miss Minnie
Rankin. Her son, Lucian, is with his
grandparents In East Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
EASTERN ARGUS
1903 - 1897
DAILY and WEEKLY.

Founded In lsG3 the Eastern Argus l. today
the same uuswcrying exponent OF the Jefferson.
ian principles 81 Democracy that 10 was In the
life time Of the Great Founder OF the Party.
In principles the same. but In all that goes h.
the makeup Of n complete modern newspaper.
how different from the old Argus ofainety years
ago.
In all the departments OF newspaper work
the Eastern Argus Il fully abreast with the
times In this era OF newspaper development. IL
general news service Il unexceled, IL local and
state news covers thoroughly the nrs'
district and the entire state IL market AMI ship
news reports are uncquAllcd In Maine.
Special attention will be given 10 the state
legislative session the coming winter. the Argus
reports OF which viii he prompt and complete
The columns OF the Argus will be cnliyened with
special correspondence, ami all the attractive
features that have helped 10 establish and extend
IT. reputation. The mechanical facilities Of the
Argus office for producing n first class news
paper were never 80 perfect n they arc to-day
aud embrace the latest improvements. including
4 complete outfit for artistic Illustrative work
In short, no pains will be spared the coming
year 10 maintain the standing OF "the old Argus"
~ one Of the leading newspapers OF New Eng
land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
WEST BETHEL

This has been rather cold week for
plsstering meeting house, but that is
what they are doing at West Bethel.
1t is very good sleighing and shedding
on smooth ground; not snow enough for
rough ground.
Eugene Briggs and wife are visiting
at his fathers, 4. X. Briggs.
Deputy Sheriff Bsssett Of Norway has
been in the place this week.
Dan Grover has obtained job Of
William Chapman hauling birch, but Is
waiting for snow and for the Andro-
scoggin to freeze over before commenc-
ing. Charming Grover works with him.
Henry Cross was in few days ago.
He Is in rather poor health.
f. p. Bennett has man hauling birch
for him with team Of six horses.
May all be merry and happy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
a,IckEtEID.

Miss Fannie Hersey Of Auburn was
the guest OF her brother, Geo. II. Her
sey, over Sunday, the 10th.
Geo. NJ. Atwood Of Paris was In town
Tuesday, the 22d.
Geo. S. Pike, ticket agent at Rumford
Falls, and son of Station Agent w. f.
Pike, IL having vacation and visiting
friends In Boston and vicinity.
Christmas passed off quietly in this
vicinity-with the temperature in sharp
contrast with year ago. Then the
river was open, no sleighing, and tenn
perature like day In October.
C. c. Spaulding and wife returned
from Aroostook County Thursday last
There will be public debate and
musical and literary entertainment at
Neziuscot Hall, January lst, 1897, al
Z 80 p. NJ. The public are invited to at.
tend by the members Of the Buckfleld
Reading and Debating Club. The Cuban
question will be considered.
President Hugh J. Chisholm OF the
Portland and Rumford Falls Railway
Company made a generous Christmas
gift to every employee Of the company
who was the head of family. II con
sisted Of a nice goose to each and they
say II took 8 good number to 60 around
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
WEST SUMNER.

Marllla Cummings, who has been 10
poor health for some time past, seems 70
be failing rapidly.
Wallace Ryerson OF South Paris Ii
stopping here few days.
Miss Dot Heald Is at home from West
brook Seminary where she has been At
tending school.
Or. F.. II. Andrews and family spent
Christmas in Portland with Mrs. An
drews' sister, Mrs. W. G. Nevens.
II. W. Durham aud wife visited friend:
here last week.
The Good Templars held sociable
and supper In the hall last Friday night,
Mr.. Abel Fletcher, ~ years old, fell
one day last week but did not sustain
any very serious injuries.
Or. +. II. Andrews attended meeting
Of the Lewiston Commandery OF Knights
Templar, last week.
Geo. f.. Pulsifer Is home again from
Massachusetts,.
james A. Tuell Of Norway was here
buying poultry last Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
LOWELL.

Mrs. Minnie Farmer who is yet at the
Maine General Hospital Is gaining salts
factorily.
VIII Harrington goes to Gilead with
his horses to work for J. W. Bennett.
His wife goes with him and they will
keep house there.
Arthur Mason Is improving In health,
The annual meeting OF the Congrega-
tional church was held Thursday even
ing, with the choice Of the following Of
tlcers for the ensuing year:
Clerk. =. stcarns.
Treasurer-J. NJ. harrington.
Deacon for ycars-Jo-iah VI. Stcarns.
Trustees. II. Stearns, G.. II. Moore, III. C.
Walker. :. l.. Hatch. {. X. Chapman.
Rev. c. ). Young Is supplying the
pulpit in the absence Of Mr.. Wood.
There was donation and sale OF arti'
cles at the parsonage Of the Christian
church, Tuesday evening.
Married In Lowell, Dec. y, by Rev
c. l.. Baker, Mr.. Sumner kimball and
Mrs. Matte |. Stanton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
6eThel EAST SUMNER.
10, observed by our The ladies' circle gave sup
EAST SUMMER.

The ladies' circle gave . supper and
q social at the Congregational vestry on
Monday evening and added a few dol
lars to their funds. The attendance was
good, and all seemed to enjoy the occa-
sion.
The two societies united In a Christ
mas festival at the Baptist church on
Thursday evening.
Dull times in apple business. None
being shipped just now.
James Bosworth and family spent
Christmas with their daughter at Poland.
"Uncle Morse" the shoe man, was
along Thursday and reports sales for
the month of November about as good
as he ever knew. He sold on the road
during the month nearly 5000 worth
Of goods In his line. Collections good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
RUMFORO.

There will be Christmas tree and en-
,ertainment At the V. |. ;. Hall Friday
night.
Dexter Elliott Is hauling ice.
W. ". Stevens has bought some hens
If Myra Elliott.
school closes Dec. 9TH for the re-
msinder Of Christmas week.
Mrs. Amos Austin Is gaining slowly
Mrs. Jane kimhsll goes 10 Massschu-
setts next week to spend the winter with
her sister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
AN INTERESTING OLD GENTLEMAN

Editor Democrat:
While at Carthage, Maine, recently, |
met MIR. Elbridge G. Berry. father Of
Daniel W. Berry, Esq, county COM
missioner elect for the county Of Frank
lin.
Mr.. Berry, although seventy-five years
of age, Is lured to the hills and meadows,
gun in hand, by the baying Of the hound
on crisp December mornings.
Mr.. Berry tells me that he has follow
ed the seas for eight years; served In
the army during the war Of the rebellion
three years; been in sixteen different
nations, and assisted to capture sperm
whale whose jaw bone was sixteen feet
and one inch In length. He showed me
walking cane which he made from
piece Of said jaw bone, upon which he
placed three ferrules, one Of which was
made from wood which he cut In New
Zealand, one in Australia and one in
India. This cane was capped by knob
of pearly hue which he made from
whales tooth carved to represent
sailors knot, called Turks head, and
as whole was beautiful souvenir.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
EAST BETHEL.

A happy New Year TO all.
Miss Matte Tracy Of Colby University
is at home on a short vacation.
Mr. Eugene Bean and family have
gone to Milan, n. H., TO spend the win
ter.
J. NJ. Bartlett and George Swan have
gone TO Northwest Bethel, drawing
timber for Bethel chair factory.
j. III. Swans infant son Is very sick.
Danville Libby Is spending few days
at Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tracy are visiting
his brother, W. II. Tracy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
FRYEsuRG CENTRE.

Or. +. G. Perry is 81 home for vacs-
ton.
+. =. Mclntire remains about the same.
+. j. Brsgdou Is doing his chores.
Dancing school at Toll Bridge every
Friday evening.
our new store keeper Is doing lively
business, buying all kinds of country
produce. and paying good market prices.
Just the man We want.
Lyman Hobbs is quite sick with kid
ney trouble.
Hal Gray was thrown from his sleigh
last week, by his horse running away,
and was quite severely bruised.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
NORTH ALBANY.

Thomas kimball has sold his oxen to
a Mr.. Stanley OF Bethel.
Leslie klmbsll went 20 Lowell, Mass,
in search Of work and to visit his sister,
Mrs. Russell Smith.
Carrie Emery has gone 10 Bethel to
work for Mrs. George Hapgood.
Quite number have improved the
good Shedding by hauling their hard
wood 10 Bethel.
There Is 70 be Christmas tree and
entertainment At the school house next
Tuesday evening, aud all are cordially
invited. There are trees and good
time az Hunts Corner, and At Mr.. Cole :
1t this place Friday night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-29
NEWRY.

Bert Harlow and ID. c. Smith got a
fine deer on Puzzle Mountain one day
this week.
Qrrin Foster went to Berlin, n. H.,
Tuesday with lot Of poultry.
Ieander Bennett went to Berlin, We'd
nesdsy, where he has q job for the win
ter.
The loggers are all praying for snow,
though their prayers don't seem to
amount to much as yet perhaps they're
not the right sort to get a response from
headquarters.
The new year IL not far away now. Ii
Is a good time to round matters up and
make sure OF our footing TO begin the
wear with.