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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
IOCkE,S MILLS.

Al Herrick shot deer one day Las.
week.
Mr.. Barker Of Albany visited hi
daughter, Mrs. J. b. Barnett, wednes-
day and Thursday Of last week.
Will Coolidge's sister recently made
him q visit.
Snow enough fell here the 18th, so
that sleighs were used for n few days.
Mrs. Barnett is some better at this
writing. Her sister Mrs. Grover was
with her the past week.
+. +. Rand was 10 town last week,
also Joe Fairbanks.
Charles Aver, son Of A. j. Aver, died
Nov. 10Th. He moved from this place
last spring to West Paris where he was
engaged In the wood rim factory. A few
weeks ago he WAS taken sick with
typhoid fever which proved fatal. His
remains were brought here for burial.
He leaves q wife and two children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
HIRAM.

Rev. Willis p. Hume, pastor Of the
Congregational church, is away on va
cation Of two weeks.
Mrs. Everett Crosby Of Bridgton has
visited her father, Mr.. j. d. Wilder.
Edward l.. Allen and Seth +. Spring
have been drawn IS grand jurors, aud
Eli Clemens and Madison Trip as
petit jurors for the United States Dis
trict Court to be held In Portland In De-
cember.
Thursday evening, the 18th, some forty
knights Of Pythias and members Of the
sisterhood went to Bridgton by invita-
ton Of Highland Lodge and report .
royal reception and an excellent supper
and entertainment.
On Nov. 18th thirteen Inches Of snow
Tell on Hiram Hin. On the 18th citizens
on Tear Cap Hill shoveled snow hall .
day On the roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
CANTON POINT,

We want some SNOW.
Our new blacksmith, Mr.. Jones, IL hav-
Ing quite rush Of work.
Ellis Delsno has moved into his new
house.
Our school commenced Nov. s, Miss
Bosnian, teacher.
The dance nc Union Hall Tuesday
evening was fine. The attendance was
small as II was bsd travelling.
Mrs. 4. Il. Mcwllllsms l. visiting
In Massachusetts,.
The neighbors aud friends gave Mr.,
Joseph Bennett aud family an old
fashioned surprise party Thursday even
ing. All attending were highly enter
tanned.
= W. Buck. who has been on the sick
list. Ia out sgsin.
Mrs. J. N. Ludden shows us q rathe,
queer specimen Ia the shape OF cabbage
| II has one stalk and three perfect heads
G. N. Packard and wife have returned
from their vacation where they have
been visiting at Bridgton snd many Other
towns.
e. NJ. Packard has Rochester radiator
In his sitting room which takes the plsc'
OF an ordinary stove. IL works like
msgic.
Small specks Of anchor Ice are aottinl
10 The river.
T. l.. Daley, Esq Ia building store
for George Stevens at Ridlonville.
b. c. Waite recently sold several head
OF cattle to Mr.. Warren.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
6ROWNFlElD.

Mrs. Phil Boyntou has returned from
Boston with her little daughter, who has
been to the hospital 10 be treated.
A little child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Elbridge
Carr died Wednesday, aged ) years.
Miss Patty Wentworth has passed her
oath birthday. We think she Is the Oldest
person In town.
Mr.. Frank Ham. our new postmaster.
has put into his store full line OF gro
ceries.
Mr.. Harding and daughter are well
settled In their new rent at Mrs. Major
Beans.
Mrs. David Fogg Of Kezsr Falls l.
stopping at her fathers, Hosea Staples.
Mrs. Fogg IL very sick.
Everett Llnscott has returned from
Boston.
Miss Lima Frlnk Ia doing fashionable
dress and cloak making at her home on
Main Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
HARTFORD.

Frankie Berry Is sick with dlphthcria.
Mrs. Burton Hutchinson Ia visiting at
Machick Falls.
There Ia quite a call for new mich
cows. Several have been sold In this
vicinity. 49,.
Young stock seems to be very Wild
this fall. Farmers have had hard work
10 get them In.
Burt Hutchinson shot q deer few
days ago.
Bank up your house when II Is 10
hplOw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
0REENWOOO.


That STOW storm on the 9th aud the
next one on the l2sh were pretty near
together, snd had none OF the snow
melted Ia either storm there would have
been In both rot less than eighteen
inches. There were nine In the last one,
and after the gale was over the drifts
were reported 20 be six feet deep. But
as there was no frost In the ground 1t Is
mostly bare again now, and some think
We are Yet 10 have our lndisn sum-
mer, contending that the warm weather
already past Was only an Indian spring.
We shall see.
-Four deer have been killed since the
last snow about here that We have heard
az, and perhaps as many more In all.
Hunters are after them every day, Sun
days not excepted.
Some time ago the brethren got to-
gether and built horse shed back Of the
church at the City, consisting of ten
.tall., and the other day they graded the
ward. so that II now looks neat, and "a
though the horses could be enjoying
themselves In the stalls while their own
ers were growing happy In the house.
"A righteous man regardeth the life
land comfort) OF his beast"
Newton Bryant Is building a hen
house, and when he sees how many
more eggs the hens lay, and with what
special gusto they caekle and the roost-
ers crow, and how much cleaner his
barn L., he will wonder at not building
IL before.
Daniel Bryant made short but pleas
ant visit at the Bennett place last We'd
nesday; also Mrs. s. B. Cummings on
the same day.
Pigs continue to die, and turkeys look
more sober as Thanksgiving Day APP
prosches, probably having deeper cogita-
tons about the law Of eat and be eaten.
II the new postmaster at the Pond
does as well as his predecessor he will
dill the bill 10 perfection. Mr.. Libby
handled good deal Of mail for Uncle
Sam during the four years he had the
Office, and not word Of complaint was
ever spoken TO our knowledge. We are
well acquainted with Mr.. Bowker and see
no reason why he will not be equally
successful.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Cordwell, who died at
Saow's Falls on the 9TH inst, was the
oldest daughter Of Nelson Jackson, and
belonged TO family Of six children, one
son and five daughters. All were msr-
ried, and she Was the first one OF the
children TO be called away. Mr.. Jackson
buried his first wife nineteen years ago,
and three years later married the widow
Warehouse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
ROx1uRY.

The snow Of last week gave hunters n
good chance on deer.
% Saturday Fay Weeks, wrlier
Rundlett and Mr.. Locke each got deer,
and a man from Mexico wounded
one and followed him across the river,
and lost him Ia Ludden Brook. Monday
morning Mr.. Aidrich went over aud
found the deer and opened DIRE on him,
fred all his cartridges and broke the
bucks fore leg, when the buck turned
on his tormen,or. lie wounded Aldrich
In the hand slightly, In the clothes more.
AZ last Aldrich came of victor and killed
the deer.
Roscoe Peabody has quit loading cars
snd gone 10 work for Mr.. Dresser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23

TO oil psrsoss isseresssdin sthsr Of the sstaass
herslssfSsr named:
- s1s;s 3 cs ss !: f;ss + :ss ' q
Nov, IN the year Of our Lord one shoueeno
eiehs hundred and ninety seven. Ihe following
matter having been prcecReed for the nctior
themnpon hereinafter indicaeed, is nercpy
That notice thereof be given 70 all persons IN.
teressed By causing = copy Of this orier 70 ~
Published three weeks successfully w the w.
ierd Democr:s, newspape, pubnsnel - sc -
Probate Court 70 BE- held At said Paris. on the
thru Tuesday of Dec. A. d. ls91, a. nine OF We
clock In the forenoon, and be hcar'i thereon u
they eco cause:
ADALINE IrIBBETrs. late Of rrysburE
presentcd by Edward c. Walker. the executor
therein named.
PHEBE X. RAND, late Of Waterford. de
ceased. Will and petition for probate thereof
presented by Ellen R. Mille,t and Celia A. Rand.
the executor therein named.
NATHAN d. HARLOW. late Of Hebron. de-
ceased. First account presented Tor allowance
by Mary y. Harlow. afministrafrix Win tne
viii annexed.
WILLIAM p. STEVENS. late Of sweden, de
ccaecd. secord account prcsensed for allowance
by j. Louvtlle Bennett. administrator.
AxEL w. YoGG. late Of Canton. deceased.
Final account presented fnr Allowance by Laura
y. foGE. exccutrix.
ALICE PESDExTER, ward, OF Hiram.
Firrt and hnal account presented for allowance
by Elexine Pendext-r. guardian.
EBENEZER II. HOLMES. lsss Of Oxford, de-
ceased. Petition for order % distribute balance
10 their hands presented by James s. Wright
and WINFIELD 8. starbird. administrators de
bonis non with the will annexed.
JOHN LISDLEY and TESA LINDLEY.
minors, both Of Greenwood. Petition for license
- cell and convey real estate presented by
Arson NJ. Cash. guardian.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNs, Judge Of said Court
A true oopy-Attest -
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
kezAR FALLS.

Snow; just enough TO make nasty,
slushy roads.
Samuel Stacey Was buried Sunday,
the l4th.
Mrs. Geo. f. Davis is improving.
Mrs. A. X. p. Fox ID getting ready to
move to Massachusetts,.
Ed Ridlon and family have gone to
Sandwich, n. H., visiting.
Aunt Nancy Towle paid this place =
hasty visit Thursday.
Mrs. G. +. Redlon ID improving.
Mrs. Hannah Mason 10 allowing sink
Ing.
Book agents are quite thick ct preeent.
The teachers who attended the insti-
tute at Fryeburg report good time.
Very interesting session.
DR.. Ham IL on trip up through New
Hampshire with his patent medicines.
Aunt Mary Lord has returned home
fron hsr visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
NEWRN.

J. ;. Allen and wife spent day or
two in Grafton the first Of the week.
they brought home nice deer. which
Mr.. Allen shot Monday. The deer are
very plenty up there, and good many
have been captured lately.
Will Small and his bride have been
visiting in Newry recently.
0rIin Foster was quite severely hurt
by his Jersey bull one day last week.
The bull set upon him while in the barn
yard. and il Is wonder that he escaped
without more serious injury.
II. 5. Hastings found his nice bull
dead in Chase Hin pasture the other day.
Scott Goodwin has gone away from
Newry Corner, and Floyd Searle has
taken his place in Thurston's store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23

The time honored castom OF recognizing ana
giving thanks ~ Almighty God n the year draw-
q a close, for His manifold mcrcie-, was in-u
tuted IN Plymouth Colony by the PurtiAns 10 INC
early settlement OF our country. The frr-en'
wear has brought % the people OF Maine iair
degree Of pro- pcri;y. and though the harvest has
been les bountiful than usual. we have moNru
onward IN nheitv Snd peace We have oeen ~
naliy preserved from great eSauliue- ana pc
thence and have very much for which 70 DC reil
thankful In grateful recognition OF our indeb,
sfness 70, and dependence upon The 1Nsr OF
these blessings and also conforming 10 tue frpc'
lamation OF the President % the United stairs;
l. Llieweilyn Power. Governor OF the state OF
Maine DO hercby designate and set apart Win
the advice and consent Of the Council, ihurs-
dav, the twenty ffth day OF November, u II
lsg-. a. a day Of Thanksgiving AMI fraYer,
And I 10 earnestly request all the citizens OF
our state % refrain on that DAY from an
unnecessary labor and with heartfe graii
tude render thanks TO Cod for Ills care an.
goodness % us a. a people. Aud especially J
would eni0ln those who have abundance 10 give
substantial evidence % their thankfulness by re
membering. on tsis day. the poor and untortnn
ate
Given Al the Executive Chamber Al Augusta
this ffth day Of November, In the year OF our
Lord eighteen hundred and ninety even,
and the Independence Otthe uitei states OF
America the one hundred and twenty seeoad
LLEwELLlN POWERS
BYRON BOYD, Secretary % state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
NORTHWEST BETHEL

Levi Besn has been visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Lila Skilliugs has returned to
her home in Portland.
Milton Penley and his newly adopted
daughter, Lizzie Morrow, were at this
place recently.
Mrs. Charles Verrill has gone 10 Bethel
Hill 10 work for Mrs. Jordan.
VIM. Kendall shot very handsome
buck deer near Chapman Brook valley a
few DAYS ago.
Hannibal Chapman is at home from
PStten, Maine, where he IL principal OF
IN academy. The building WAS burned
recently, SO he has vacation while the
Odd Fellows Hall Is put In shape to
flush the term in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
NORWAY LAKE,

Norway Like woman's Club will meet
With Mrs. s. +. Bennett, Dec. 1st.
The +. o. s. met with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A Stephens for their annual supper.
Nov. 18Th. A good time Il reported.
John Wood has moved into the rent
recently occupied by George Adams
family.
Miss Quint and Gwendolyne aud Miss
Shsttuck have goue to Massachusetts,
for the winter.
The new mills are progressing finely.
Il looks like small village over there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23

Mrs. Lucy A. Turner and her son Guy
have moved into the John Cressey house
Mrs. Rozetta Warren has bought the
Elijah Turner stand and moved there.
Our school Is closed for short vscs-
ton.
Maggie Heald Is visiting at her sisters,
Mrs X. n. Stetson's, Sumner.
II. b. Hersey's daughter Fannie, Of
Auburn, has been at home on q short
visit. Mr.. Hersey is quite poorly this
fall.
Chas. Buck has bought a horse Of
Alton Damon.
Ella Ames, Of Rumford Falls, Ia u
guest OF her stunt, Rozetta Bicknell, for
while.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
HEBRON

Rev Dir. Spilding OF Boston gave a
very interesting lecture here Sunday
evening.
The many friends of Rev. &. +. Harden
acre greatly shocked Ia hear OF his death
in Appleton last sunday after few DAYS
Illness. Mr.. Harden was pastor here for
four years and WAS much loved and Won
the respect OF all. Much sympathy Il
felt for his bereaved family.
The Ladies' Circle had their regular
meeting and supper Tuesday with good
attendance.
Miss Grace Bumpus Is at home for two
weeks vacation.
Miss Edith Greenw God and her sister,
Mrs.. Blanche Severy Of Portland, Nrc
visiting their brother, Iryin Greenwood
Addison Maxim returned from n two
weeks visit 10 Boston this week.
Wednesday evening wss "Sisters
Night" at Hebron Grange. The pro
grsmme was interesting and well car
ried out. The attendance WAS large, 81
passing a pleasant evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
ETA HOLMAN.
MARY y. HOLM An
NOTICES.


To all persons interested IN either OF the Estates
hereinafter named
AZ an Insolvency Court, held AZ Paris. In and
for the County OF oxford. on the 18th day 81
Nov. In the year % Lori one thousand
eight hundrcsi and ninety seven. The following
matter having been presented for the srtion
thercupon hereinafter indicated. n IL hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all persons Ia.
terr-ted. by causing copy of this order 20 he
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the OK
iord Democrat n newspaper published st south
Paris. In said County. that they may appear At m
Insolvency Court ~ he held At sail Paris. on the
and day OF December. A. ID. lsy1. At OF the
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon II
they see cause.
JOSEPH A. JACKSON. insolvent debtor ~
Rumfori. Petition for discharge from all his
debts provablc against his estate under the In.
.olvency laws OF Maine. presented by said
debtor
LEWIS n sPAULDiNG. 'insolvcnt debtor, OF
Buckfeld. Petition for discharge from all bis
debt. provablc against his estate under the In.
soiveney laws OF Maine. presented by said
debtor.
SEWARD 8. sTEARHs. Judge Of said Court.
ALBERT u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
LOWELL.

The Congregational circle at the Gen.
tire was entertained Wednesday evening
at the town house by the young ladies.
The entertainment OF the Excursion
Train" was given. Also solos by Misses
Blanche l.. Russell, and Nellie z. Put
nam and Mr.. l.. L. Martin.
Mr.. Loring Eastman Of Chatham Is
making repairs on Ira Heald's mill.
Freeman Andrews has sold a piece OF
timber land near Slab City to G. A.
kimball.
Mr.. Otis Gilman has gone to Rock
land, Mass, to work.
Mrs. Henry D. Walker continues very
low.
Miss Lucy E. Elliott has finished her
school at Stow and IL at home.
Mrs. Cora Nichols IL teaching school
In the Emerson District Ia Stow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
nlEORn-

The schools closed last week. May
Downing received the frat prize for
spelling and Andrew Hayes second
prize.
The body Of Rufus Hsckett, who was
killed on the railroad at Mechanic Falls,
WAS brought here for burial.
Rev. Mr.. Budden and wife OF Norway
visited friends here last week.
Born, Nov. Is, To the wife OF Fred
McAli.ter, a daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
OlCkvAlE.

Our school Is having three weeks
vacation.
o. o. Tracy Is building water shed
for his cattle.
G. W. Gordon and r. A. wyman have
taken birch JOB OF John 8. Harlow.
william Cone shot dne buck deer re-
Gently which was 5 years old and dress.
ed over goo pounds. This neighborhood
was treated TO fresh venison. That IL
the kind OF nan to 90 deer hunting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
aEIAei

Seven deer were shot Saturday, Nov.
Is, In the vicinity Of Chapman Brook.
Sunday evening Miss Ammo Cross gave
very interesting report Of tho W. G. I.
U. convention recently held at Buffalo.
The funeral Of Mrs. Alfred Twitchell
was held 10 Garland Chapel Sunday
afternoon Rev. Israel Jordan ofliciated.
Tuesday afternoon the w. G. I. u.
met with Miss Cross. The committee
upon charity reported much good work
done In that department.
Mrs. Clara Howard OF South Paris Was
a guest ut Mr.. j. u. PuringtOn's, We'd
nesday aud Thursday.
Mr.. f. r. woodbury. and wife from
the Industrial School Ia Lancaster,
Mass, have been visiting their uncle,
Judge Woodbury..
Mr.. Moses Foster Of Waterville,
formerly a resident OF Bethel, has been
calling upon old friends.
The Academy Herald, the Gould
Academy paper, prepared by the stu
dents has just been issued. 1t reflects
much credit upon students and teachers,
also the News Publishing Co.
Thursday the Ladies' Club met with
Mrs. j. NJ. Philbrook. "Are You 3
friend or foe to Santa Clauss" called for
quite an animated discussion. No doubt
the "Grand old Man" will make his an
nusl appearance in spite OF difference
Of opinion ~ TO his usefulness and in
flueuce upon the child-mind.
Thursday oral ex tminsti,ns were
given the pupils Of Gould Academy.
The pupils did themselves great credit
snd were an honor to the teachers who
fare OF the school.
Friday evening public exhibition OF
the work OF the term was given In Odeon
Hall for the benefit OF the academy
library and reading room. The large
audience testified to the interest the
citizens have In the school.
PROGRAMME.
School Chorus, Columbia Hall
Recitation. Hanging Picture
Mabel Y. Shaw.
schco, oAlisthenlcs.
Freshman Class.
Original Essay, influence OF Nature
Alys Perkins.
Vocal Duet.
Misses Florence and Barbara Carter.
Wand Drill
Fourteen Young Ladies'
Patriotism In Nutshell.
Messrs. Bi.bec, Blake. Hobson and Holmes
Original Defamation, American Flag
Leon Walker.
Recitation, White LILY
Sara Chapman.
Vocal Solo.
Mr.. Field.
Recitation. GyPsey Maid
Florence Carter.
Military Dim.
Academy Cadets.
| Vocal Duet.
1 Misses florence and Barbara Carter.
| Defamation,
How Parson Whitney Spent New Years
| Mr.. Gay.
pclssrte prill.
Elocuron Class.
/ The drills were given with the ut
most exsctness, the original essay anC
defamation were very fine, the declsm,
tons and Rotations were very well ren
dered, the music was mach appreciated
aud the Delsarte drill was beautiful tn
Young ladies wore Grecisn costume an'
II made q grand close tn most success
full exhibition. This has been \ yer,
successful term Of school.
Died In Bethel, Nov. II, Mrs. Msrih
Stevens, wife Of Mr.. Alfred Twitchcll
aged 81 years and 10 months.
Leslie Mason and family have moves
10 wood.ords, Ne. Mr.. Mason will opei
an Office aud enlarge his lumber business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Asia Keenc are visiting
In Peru.
Miss Nellie NJ. Foster has returned
home from Auburn.
A. J. Merrill Of wslthsm, Mass, has
recently visited his brother, Moses Mer-
rlll, who remains very poorly.
Joseph Smith, Of Rumford, Is visiting
relatives 10 the place.
Chas. Bonney and wife went TO Massa-
ehusetts on the excursion.
Grace johnson, OF Peru, who has been
working for Mrs. John Davenport, has
returned 10 her home.
Thomas Gllnes has gone 10 Dixfeld to
work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
THANKSGIVING
INN rREsIprSr's PROCLAMATION.


In remembrance % Goi's goodness 10 Us dur
let us osf,r to HIN our Thanksgiving and pay our
vows unto The Mos, High. tDder HIS watrhtni
proviIeuce industry has proSperci. thc c"tai
,,ops Of labor have been improved. the rewards
81 the ha-handman have bcen incrv tset and lbs
comfort. % our homo multiplied. Hts mighty
hand has preserved pace ant pro,ectcd me
nation. Respect for lsw and order has been
f-eDs-thepei love OF FRYE Institutions cherished
an al sections of eur beloved country br"o<hs
into closer bonds % 'rstcrual regard anu senes
0u- cooperation.
For ths-e gr,at beusdt-. "a = our duty 10 praise
the Lord In = spirit OF humility AMI gratitude
ana offer up % HIN our mc-t earnes, seppnca
tsop. Tha, We NAV acknowlctge our obligations
a. people 20 him, who has 80 gTacieu-ly granite,
Us tbs blessing. OF FRYE government and maieriA,
prrsperitv. l. william Mckinlcy, President OF
he 1 nitesi Statez 30 hereby de-iguate AMI sci
apart THURSDAY. the twenty dfth day 81 Woven
hey for national Thanksgiving and PRAYER, Nelcn
all of The people are invited 10 observe with az
propriate religious services In their respective
places % worship.
or this dAy % rejoicing and domestic reunion
ut our prayers Ascend % the 1iVcr OF every
cool and perfect gin for the continuance OF III
love and favor o. "a THAI cur hearts NAV hc hi'el
with charity AMI good viii. and that We may
be ever WORTHY OF nts hcneEccnt concern
In witnsss whereof, have hereunto act my
hand and caused the seal Of the Jnited states u
hc an Ncsi.
pone Al the city of Washington this twenty
ninth tay 81 October. In the year OF oei
Tort one thousand eight hundrei anu nice
" seven. and Of The indcpendencc OF US
Initssi States the one hundred and twenty
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Ry the President
joins SHERN,S, SECRETARY Of state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
EAST aEIAEl

Foye Brown has returned home from
work ut West Paris.
Fl. Bartlett spent last week at his
home 10 this place.
Rose X. Kimball has gone to Deering,
Maine, 10 attend school.
Mr.. I, I. Young returned home from
Massachusetts, with his bride last week.
ID. X. Hastings Of Auburn has crew
Of men pressing hay In this place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
StlANER

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Bonney have re-
turned from q visit 10 Massachusetts,
smong friends and relatives.
George Dyer Is fixing the stone work
under his stable.
C.M. Parlin and wife, also Mrs. w. +
Bowker, visited In Norway and South
Paris last week.
Mabel, daughter Of c. b. Tuttle. has
teen quite sick, but At this writing IL I'm
proving
Erwin York and wife OF Gilbertville
visited his mother, Mrs. +. Z. Sturte'
vapr, last Sunday.
Hersey keene shot deer last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-11-23
TRAP CORNER.
welcuv,,le

Mrs. Tennie King Waited in Portland
last week.
Mr.. A. D. Bemis and wife have gone
west for the winter.
Mr.. Leon Cushman and wife Of North
Woodstock recently visited ct j. 8.
French'S.
TIE ladies' circle will meet this Friday
evening With Miss Maud Dresser.
Tho grammar and primary schools
taught 81 Miss Mabel Gilbert and Mrs.
LlsGie Chaplain closed Friday. after .
very pleasant tesm Of ten weeks.