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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
ANpovER.


Aaron Cuttine, one OF the oldest land
marks In town, died Jan. 10, aged 50
years.
Nr. Lambert Newton ID steadily fall
Ing. His physician sees no possible
chance for his recovery.
Several cases Of severe colds 10 which
pneumonia h feared.
Tuesday morning Was q suappy morn
ing. The glass registered from 10 to 70
degrees according 70 location.
Mr.. Lorin Blanchard and John and
Frank Vale were arraigned before
Justice Morrison, Of Rumford Fslls, by
Game Warden A. p. Bassett, OF Norway.
on complaint Of hunting deer with dogs.
Several witnesses were called who testI-
fled to seeing them running deer which
was shot before the dog. Justice Morri-
son found them guilty and Mr.. Blanchard
and John vailc were fined 90 or 20 to
Jail thirty days. The former appealed.
II seemed from the testimony that the
younger vsile boy owned the dog which
was taken from his fathers house unbe-
known to him, but a. he owned the dog
he Was found guilty and fined 600 or to
90 to jail thirty days; a. he could not
raise the amount he was committed.
Here IL one bad feature 10 the law, which
allows man to steal his neighbours dog
and put him on the track OF deer and
the unsuspecting neighbor Ia liable TO
fine OF 800 for what he may be entirely
ignorant Of. Is this justiceY II any one
thinks 1t Is would like to argue the
point with him little.
rxA Sls.ls ma al n a
the previous year left us; about the
usual number OF deaths and births, msr-
riages and divorces. To be little more
explicit there have been 20 births and s
marriages. The following have passed
over the river:
Mrs. Araminta 2. Merrill. Feb. sth.
Laura c. Abbott, babe, June 81.
l. y. Jones, June 2sd.
Rhoda A. Learned. June ssth.
Geo II. Cutting. Aug. 10th.
Moody Hutchins, Sept. 9TH.
Samuel Akers, Oct. I'D.
Miss Eliza +. Harrington. Dec. 10Th.
Since the last snow business has been
good on the roads.
Most OF the village people have got
their ice, good 10 quantity and quality.
The Methodist people are TO revive
their circles. A circle and lecture by
the pastor Is promised for tonight.
Pythiau Sunday was observed here
last Sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Adams deliver
ed sermon appropriate. 30 X. P.'s
Joined In line and marched into the
church. The choir gave some good
music.
Archie Poor shot a foe specimen OF
gay owl; Ii measured about 5 feet across
It's wings. He has sent 1t away to be
mounted.
The dancing school opened last week
with twenty scholars, Clinton Lovejoy
Instructor.
The board Of managers OF the Oxford
North Agricultural Society met SStur-
day, Jan. 18th, and appointed superin.
,endents for the departments as follows :;
Grounds. X l.. Melchcr.
stock. J. uolton Abbott.
Horses and colts, j. =. Caldwell.
Races. {. T. Poor.
Hall X NJ. RA!lcy.
Hall under grand stand. II. u. Hanson.
Marshal. l. ". Hewey.
The annual fair will be held Sept. 2l-22
next.
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pOQTER

Al Msrtz, q travelling comedian, gave
fine entertainment at Liboy's Hall last
Tuesday evening. consisting of dancing,
singing, banjo and violin solos.
Rev. A. G.. Davis Of Bonny Eagle Is
holding q series Of revival meetings q,
the Advent chapel.
The Psrsonsfield free high school was
closed on Wednesday Of this week on
account of scarlet fever.
The school at kezsr Falls has reopen.
ed again after being closed several
weeks.
Born. Jan. Is, 10 the wife Of VIM.
Wescott, son.
Fine weather ard fine sleighing, and
the people are making fine improvement
~ The same
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agrhEl-.


Prof. W. r. Chapman Was ths guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. 0ehing, Monday.
Mr.. Kicker OF the Poland Spring
House has been In town and purchased
. very fine flock Of sheep Of ]. j. Phil
brook. Last Monday Mr.. Philbrook
shipped to Brighton car load Of cows
and veal calves.
Tuesday our lawyers and several Of
our citizens attended court at South
Paris.
Tuesday evening the Edison Kineto-
scope Company gave an entertainment
In Odeon Hall. The Chrome Brothers
rendered selections on the violin and
harp. The moving pictures a. shown BY
the kinetoscope were much enjoyed.
Thursday eight inches Of snow fell.
Teams are busy getting 10 wood and
lumber.
The Warren mill has arrived and saw
ing lumber at Middle Intervale will be-
gin at once. They expect TO saw two
million feet. They will work day crew
and night crew and can saw thirty
thousand feet In twenty-four hours.
They brought two houses made In sec.
tons ready to be put up where they will
board and lodge part of the crew.
Friday the schools In the brick build
ing closed. Misses Hsmmons and Chap
man prepared "white ribbon exercise"
for their scholars. Much credit Is due
the teachers for their effort TO have pub
lie exercises, for the school work has
been much hlndered by the mumps and
chicken pox. The children each wore a
bow of white ribbon and the exercises
were very pleasing and reflected much
credit upon teachers and pupils.
Mr.. Hannibal Grover IL critically Ill.
Mr.. Grover was formerly Of the firm OF
Burnham i Grover.
The Congregational Society will OBJ
serve the celebration Of the fifth we'd
ding anniversary Of Rev. Israel and Mrs.
Jordan this Monday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Lewiston
District Ministerial Association will be
held st the Methodist church in Bethel,
Feb. lll6. The association numbers
forty and very interesting programme
il To be presented. Added to the usual
meetings Of the association the centeD-
NAL anniversary Of the first Methodist
preaching In the town will also be held.
Friday evening mixed quartetts
under the direction OF W. 5. Field wen,
to West Bethel to give concert In aid
OF the chapel.
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MASON.

m60OtNs
]. C. Bean came down from Berlin,
N. r., last Monday, on business, return
Ing Tuesday.
Minnie wheeler visited In Albany the
past week.
s. o. Grover 10 drawing J. C. Beans
poplar to West Bethel.
Addison Bean Was on Bell Hill, Al
bany, last Sunday.
Tuesday, Jan. 18th, 10 degrees below
zero.
Pleasant Valley Grange met ct their
hall at West Bethel, Saturday, Jan. 18th,
and installed their officers, Past Master
n. Mason installing officer assisted by
81. p. wheeler acting a. steward.
Fifteen freochmen arc working Tor
Ernsst Merrill cutting wood and ssavs
timber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25

To all persons interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
Alta Probate Court, held nc Paris. In and for
the County Of oxford. on the third Tuesday OF
Jan. in the year OF our Lord one ,h9a.sna
tight hundred and ninety eight. The following
matter having bcen presented for the arfion
,hcreupon hereinafter Indicated, IL IL hereby
ORDERED;
That notice thereof be given to all persons In
terr-ted by causing n copy % this order N Dc
published three weeks suoressivelv In the Oh
ford Democrat. Newspaper pubnsher ~ SCUM
Paris In said County. that they may appear NJ
Probate Court % be held nj said Paris, on the
third Tuesday Of Feb. A. ID. lse. ut nine OF the
clock In the forenoon. and be heard thereon "
they see cause:
CLARIssA MAXWELL, late Of Hartford
deceased. VIII and petition for probate thereof
presented by Daniel A. Fletcher, the executor
therein named
SAMUEL AKERs. late OF Andoyer. de~ea-ed
WIN and petition for probate thereof presented
by Arthur w. Akers. tho executor therein
named.
SAMUEL PARTRIDGE, late OF Norway. lie
ceased. Will end petition for probate thereof
presented by james l.. Partridge, the executor
therein named
JOHN WILSON, late % sweden. decreased
WIN and petition for probate thereof presented
by Wanna II. Wilson. the executrix therein
named.
AMOS SMITH, late OF oxford, decreased. VIII
AMI petition for probste thereof and the appoint
ment OF some suitable person n administrator
with the will annexed. presented by George
fIsxen.
CHRISTOPHER G. FAINTER. late OF Dix
feld, deceased. Petition for the appointment OF
herself NJ administratrix presented by Emily
3. fainter, widow.
OLIVIA q. ANDREWS, late OF Paris. lie
ceased. Petition for decree OF distribution Of
balance In bis hands presented by Charles II.
Benson, administrator.
IRWIN A. AGUY c. BEAN. minor children
81 BenJ. W. Bean. late OF Bethel. deceased.
Fourth account presented for allowance by
Daniel 9. SWEET. guardian.
EDGARH. POWERS, late OF Hanover. de.
ceased First account presented for allowance
by l.. l.. Powers, administrator.
JOHN 4 TENA IINDLgv, minor children OF
Joseph Lindcy. late OF Greenwood, deceased.
First account presented for allowance by Arson
N. Cash. guardian.
PHEBE X. RAND. late Of Waterford. de
ceased. First and final account presented for
allowance by Ellen X Mlllett, agent and one OF
the executors.
CHARLES MERRILL, late Of Buckhcld. de
ceased. Petition for decree OF distribution OF
balance In his hands, presented by A. NJ. fogg.
administrator with the will annexed.
GEoR Ew. BRADBURY, late ~ BrDwnheld,
deceased Petition for license a. sell and convey
real estate presented by George W. Gray, al.
ministrator.
SEWARD s. sTEARNs, Judge Of said Court.
true copy-Attest: =
ALBERT d. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
NeWRv.

w. N. Powers returned home Tues.
day. The doctors say be will have to
avoid all kinds Of hard work for q year
In order to regulate his health.
Little Jim Spinney is sick with the
humps. He and his little sister Bessie
were brought home from the camp q
day or two ago to be cared for by their
grandparents.
A new landlord and landlady have
taken charge Of Bear River Hotel. D.
W. Kilgore and wife will, presume, 20
back TO their old home.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, Of Bethel, made
usa call Wednesday afternoon. In the
evening he and j. s. Allen and wife at
tended the prayer meeting at Newry
Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
NO4THWEST BETHEL

Frank Brown is orgsnist for the Ala
bsms Coous." They play at Locke's
Mills the 10Th. Those who have seen
and heard them call il good entertain
ment.
Miss Clyde lnez Bartlett closes sue
cessful term Of school here the 2ls,.
Herman Bennett has job at Gorhsm.
y. H., in the machine shop.
Mrs. W. l.. Chapman OF Bethel visited
Mrs. Seth Mason one day recently.
James Tyler aud family are living In
the house owned by Geo. Chapman at
the mill place"
Jack Chapman has been kept in the
house for the past three weeks by bad
cold.
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RUNFORO.

Mr.. F. .. Elliott Of Norway visited
his mother, Mrs. Philena Elliott, last
week.
Miss Reths Glover aud lady friend
were at Rumtord Corner last Thursday.
Mr.. W. W. Stevens Is able 10 walk
with the sid OF clutches.
Carlotta Ellioti's rose bushes are be-
ginning 10 bloom.
The coolest so far this winter has been
- below zero.
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OlCkNAlE.

Farmers are very busily engaged haul
ing up their years supply Of wood and
filling their ice houses.
James c. Abbott Is working at Dix
field.
Miss Mildred Tracy, aged years, has
finished her braided rug, Of which she Is
quite proud.
The patrons Of the butter factory hold
another meeting Saturday evening, Jan.
-, 20 receive and open bids for carrying
the cream 10 the station the coming
year.
John A. Putnam Is running his birch
mill full blast.
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HIRAM.

Rev. Henry II. Hoyt and wife Of St
Johnsbury, VI, are visiting friends IL
East Hiram.
j. Walter Hartford IL improving.
Mr.. William Stuart Of Bartlett, n. H.,
Is serving as telegrapher at Hiram dur.
ing Mr.. Hsrtford's illness.
Sidney s. Smith Of Brownfield Il
experimenting the erection OF A. & p,
b. Young's new mill at East Hiram.
The Universalist circle held a very
pleasant meeting 1t Pythian Hall, Thurs
day evening. The music, literary exer-
cises and clam chowder were well re-
ceived.
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PERU,

Mrs. Samuel knight died 90 the 18th
Of consumption. She has been sickly
for The past ten years. The funeral WAS
1t the house on the 10th, Elder Abbott
attending. She leaves . husband and .
son to mourn her loss. They have the
sympathy Of all.
Elder nunson held services at the
Baptist meeting house on the 18th n the
foronoon, and his wlts n the aftsfnooa.
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DENMARK.

Mr.. A. ID. Fessenden has begun log
ging-running three teams, two two
horse teams and one four-horse.
Mr.. Cleon Hartford has taken q log
ging job Of Will Allen and has Mr.. A. II
Jones and Geo. Colby cutting for him.
Herbert Wentworth and Elmer Berry
have taken the timber OF Arestin Went
worth to cut and haul and are busy a
work with viii Potter for help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gray have taker
up their winter quarters In Portland.
The club house at Walkers bridge
WAS opened last Sabbath and the frs,
dinner served. Geo. Trumbull cook.
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OXFORD,

Amos Smith died Jan. l6, aged Is
wears. His funeral was held on Tues
day, Elder J. A. Libby Of Poland Of
ficisting. His brother, John Smith, IL
very sick.
Mr.. Nesrpsss WAS here last week on
business connected with pensions.
DR.. Hersey Is quite sick. DR.. Donovan
IL attending him.
Union meetings have been held ut the
vestry and chapel alternately.
The Observation-Disclosures Co. Of Me-
chsnic Falls gave an entertainment At
Robson Hall, Tuesday evening.
Fred Martins little girl Is very sick
with pneumonia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
6aOWNFIElO.

From six TO eight inches Of snow hs:
fallen to-day. There is plenty Of snow
in this region both for business and
pleasure.
sherman Mcdonald, Charles Harmon
and John Sands, who have been work.
ing in Bartlett, y. H., have returned to
their homes.
The grammar school closes this week
Friday with an exhibition In the even.
ing.
Clarence Thorn cut his foot quite bad
" while cutting wood in the woods.
Lima Frink is spending the week iu
Portland.
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SOUTH HIRAM.

jacob Stanley went TO Boston Mon
day.
Warren Merrifeld Ia hauling oak tim
Der for +. +. Stanley.
There was large attendance at both
forenoon and afternoon sessions OF the
Baptist quarterly meeting Sunday.
+. r. STANLEY and wife went to Port
land Saturday.
Geo. Milliken has started up his saw
mill.
The people In this vicinity are very
busy harvesting their Ice. II is about
fifteen inches thick and Of excellent
quality.
Fred Taylor Is driving fab cart.
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RUMfORO FALLS.

A. A. Berry and +. 2. Thomas OF
Audover were at our new city last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Stsrbird and wife Of Paris were at
Rumford Falls Thursday, Jan. 20.
The town schools throughout Rum
ford, excepting those at North Rumford,
East Ella, South Rumford, Swain Road
and Rumford Centre, will close next FRI
day.
Rev. Mr.. Corey held quarterly confer
ence at the NJ. +. church last Friday
evening.
G. w. Philbrick OF Farmers Hill was
Ia town last week.
X. II. Dearborn, secretary OF the
X. +. b. A., has taken unto himself q
wife, aud moved into one OF the Everson
cottages.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Wentworth has just return
ed from visit at Andover.
Lawyers Bisbee aud Stearns were at
Paris last week attending probate court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell OF the Star Lsun-
dry visited their relatives at Augusta
last week.
Metalluck Lodge, No. 90, Of Rumford
Falls, gave q public installation OF Of
ficers In the hall last Thursday evening.
Installing officer, Brother Kenney Of
South Paris, assisted by Brother Star
bird OF South Paris. Brother Kenney
made some very interesting remarks at
the beginning Of the exercises. His
presence IL enough to make the most dis
consulate happy. He seems to live on
the sunny side of life. His words OF ad-
vice must have been an inspiration to
all present. The following Is the pro-
gram:
Grand March. Grand Onicers.
Singing. Double Choir.
lied by Prof Wight
Installation. PC. II. LeBarron. o.,
in.tsilsiion. c. c., II. C. punton.
VIC, w. o. Raynes.
Duet, Prof Wight and X L. woodsum.
Installation. Prelste, =. Corson
' NV, A. Linnell.
M.F., Brother Grady.
Me-, j. e. stephens.
&" X. Of 4. and s.. NJ. Z. Hersey:
Remarks by Brother Stephens, during
which he, In behalf Of members Of the
lodge, presented the Portrait Of Brother
Waldo PettenSill, past chancellor com.
mander, which will hencef0rth adorn
the walls Of our castle hall. These were
supplemented by remarks from Brother
Dunton, followed by response by
Brother Pettengill.
installation. N. At A.. Brother Edwards.
I.G Brother Chase.
o. c., Brother e. +. Eaton.
Duet, Prof. Wight and Mr.. Woodsum. |
Address, Grand Chancellor Commander Z. G.
Reynolds Of Portland.
sOlo-The Tempest, Prof. W. s: Wight. |
At the close OF the above exercises all
to the spacious dining hall,
where bOunteous repsst was spread, to
which every one did ample justice. The
supper was In charge Of Brother A. Z.
Morrison, ably assisted by Brother o
A. Pettengill. o. this occasion Brother
Morrison was ahead Of himself.
sins1Usi 10 Lodge. Brother ksnnsy.
&C, H. G. Dunton. /
Rev. J. L. Hoye.
The choir that furnished music for the
above occasion WAS composed OF Prof.
Wight and F. o. Walker, BASES; Mrs.
N. r. Corson and Mrs. Redmond, altos
Mrs. r. F. Bartlett and Mrs. r. j. Rolfe,
sopranos; Rev. j. l.. Hoyle and Mr.. 4.
A. Woodsum, tenors.
The address by G. G. c. Reynolds was
bright and sparkling-full TO the over
flowing with that which will make every
true knight Of Pythias better citizen.
We are always glad Of the privilege Of
TO the brother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
EAST aROWNEIElQ.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitch Of Sebago
visited at James Hills last week.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs. Hiram
Gstchell Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. There were many present, and all
voted very enjoyable time.
Mr.. Smith Grey has opened his house,
and IL going to work In the mill during
his vacation.
Miss Villa Fessenden, who has been
teaching in Hiram, 10 at home for her
vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25

There IL considerable talk in Water
vile to the effect that the Dunn Edge
Tool Company has sold the water power
Of the Lower Cascade to large concern
from New York that propose to build
the largest worsted mill in New England
thereon, and that another firm proposes
to build . large carriage mandatory
% ~ sams power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25

FTTY.FouRrH ANIMAL sTATENENT
JANUARY |, 1898,
H0ty0ke MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE C0xPAf
or SALEM, MASS.
incorporated ls+S.
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BRYANT POND.

There were nineteen couple came from
West Paris Jan. llth, and enjoyed =
dance and supper at the Glen Mountain
House. A very nice time was reported.
Mrs. Martha Davis has been stopping
with her sister, Miss Sylvanis Perham,
Who has been sick with the prevailing
distemper, but IL better now.
william Jackson has been very sick
with pneumonia; IL some better.
Horatio Houghton IL convalescent.
Jas. Calvin, young man about p
years old, whose home IL In Gorham, y.
H., while working for the G.. 7. X. on
the frame which is to hold the tank for
the pumping station, met with . very
ssd accident. He was helping TO raise a
heavy plank up the frame when II slip
ped through the rope, striking his leg,
breaking Il In two places making very
bad compound fracture below the knee.
Col. II. ID. Littleheld, Q veteran OF the
late war, being present and used to such
scenes, stopped the bleeding, splinted
and bound up the leg, and cared for the
Young man Others wise and he Was moved
TO Bethel where he could be placed
under the care Of q physician.
DR.. o. X. Yates was called to-day to
attend some OF the sick. II seems too
bad that We cannot have resident ply
slcian here, one Il needed so much.
o. A. Hauford Il about TO move into
the house owned by G. 2. Perhsm which
was formerly occupied by lack
Swan.
Oscar Swan from Bethel has moved
into Lakeside Cottage owned by Oscar
Bowker.
There IL a new meat aud fish market
In town run by Foster & Farrar.
Lena Felt got position In Portland as
book-keeper but was sick and had to
return home. She Is some better but
has been quite sick.
The Chrome Brothers gave q show 10
Grange Hall, Jan. 10Th. After the en-
tertsinment there were few round
dances enjoyed by the young people.
George Curtis Is stopping with his
sister Fannie Bowker.
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ANGLE COPIES.

Single Copies OF the Democrat are four cent?
each They viii be mailed on receipt OF price by
the publishers or for the convenience OF patrons
single copies OF OF each Issue hsve been placed on
sale Al the following places In the County
South Paris Sturtevant's Drug store
Shurtlenrs Drug Store
NORWAY Moves Drug store
stones Drug store
guckaeld. Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
rrvehurs Az. Lewis. Insurance once
Paris Hill NJ. 1. Mellen. Post Ofice-
Bryant's Pond, II. J. Libby. Post Oiiiee-
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South WOODSTOCK.

Mrs. Crosby Curtis IL much better.
Mrs. l. w. Andrews Ii sick with pneu-
mouia.
Mrs. McKeen Is also very sick.
r. l.. Cummings Is having his hay
hauled from his farm TO South Paris for
his horses.
w. S. Davis and Frank are hauling
logs from Spruce Mountain.
The annual meeting Of West Paris
Creamery Co. was held at the factory
Saturday. There was q very good at
tendance. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Pres.-G. W. Berry.
Seq. l.. Wyman.
Treas.-S B. Locke.
Directors Roscoe Tuell, James p. &c urtis and
Eugene Curtis.
The treasurer reported some s22, 900
worth Of butter sold the past year, and
between $1,000 and $50 paid to
patrons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25
WEST BETHEL

Tuesday morning was the coolest OF
the season so far.
To-day, Thursday, has been stormy
day and bids fair to be the champion
storm OF the season. For time 1t has
been first-clsss sleighing, but wOOdsmen
will he glad to see more snow.
The school In our village closes this
week. The teacher, Miss Morrow, has
given the school the benefit Of her large
experience in her chosen profession, and
scholars and parents as well seem to ap-
preciste her efforts.
Almon Tyler came home from Gould
Academy sick with mumps, but returned
In q week, leaving the mumps In care OF
his mother and younger brother, who
find them ugly customers, though they
are not very sick yet.
John Murphy IL cutting wood for Leon
TYLER on his McAllister lot.
Otis and Mortie Mason are at home
from Boston on vacation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-25

And Il IL hereby ordered that the tax assessed
against Andrew Abbott, G. A. burgess, Charles
4. Bartlett and Henry Abbott. George " smith.
r. j Brown, y. Piummer and Rumfori Falls
Ansiros~ogxin W alter Power pany amounting
In all To clos " be expended upon Black Brook
road. and Henry X. Porter OF AndovrT is ap'
pointed Agent 10 expend the same. and the
balance Of said TAX amounting TO tg % be ex
pended upon the road leading from Andoyer u
tpton, and Henry W Dunn Of Andovcr North
Surplus IL appointed Agent 10 expend the same
and said agents arc required 70 give bonds ~ the
Law directs.
ON Township Letter &C" for the purpose of
~ repairing the Black Brook rad, 80 calle'i.
lying 10 said township. aud also the carry
Rosd", so called, which nes In sail township.
the sum Of two hundred and any dollars IL as
sessed as follows.
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NORTh PARIS

Dea. Durham Il much better.
Mr.. Lawrence b not expected TO get
we'll.
Gardner Bartlett has gone down o. ct
70 work on the Ice fields.
Farmers are putting In Ice now.
Mrs.. ]. W. Andrews Of South Wood.
stock b very siek with pnsumonia.