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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-11-22
aRvANT POND.

Franklin Grange had box supper q,
Grange Hall last Saturday evening
Nov. l2th. There was good attendance
and lots Of sport.
Bert Abbott OF South Paris, who ha;
been very sick with typhoid fever at his
uncle's, Cullen Abbott's, for six weeks OIL
more, was 80 rs to be moved home Tues.
dsv.
Leslie Abbott, Cullen Abbott's son
has the fever and Is very sick.
Charles Briggs Is working 10 the
blacksmith shop with Arthur Kicker.
Mrs. Lslia Estes and Miss Nellie Mixer
went to Lewiston on . shopping trip re
Gently.
Harry Estes Il at home.
Robert johnson has moved his family
into the rent over the printing office OF
A. NJ. Chase.
The grammar and primary school:
closed Friday, Nov. 18th, for short Va.
cation. Miss Mabel Perkins Of Frye
burg taught the grammar school, and
Miss Lottie Poverty the primary depart.
ment. Both good competent teachers
and the children have enjoyed pleasant
and profitable terms.
Master Elmer Bowker, the youngest
child In his spelling class, got the prize,
a nice book. for leaving of at the head
Of his class the greatest number Of times
Threshing grain has Of late been the
order OF the day with farmers In this
vicinity. The Buck boys were at o 5
Dudley's Oct. 18th with Gray ma
chine, and threshed out IA bushels OF
oats inside OF eight hours.
Joe Tarr Of Lewiston was In town FRI
day making the telephone changes.
Any one now wishing to telephone to
any place above Bryant Pond will 60 to
the post Office.
Irwin l. Bowker Is convslescing from
typhoid fever, but cannot leave his room
yet.
O. A. HsnfOrd has been making nice
chart of the town this week as the old
one was very nearly gone. Mr.. Hanford
has great talent for such work.
Capt. John Dearborn Is having the
stand which he purchased Of Mrs. Mary
Bartlett thoroughly cleaned, repaired
and improved 10 good many ways.
There IL . small crew working ut the
spool mill most Of the time.
Miss Mabel Brooks Of Milton IL visit
ing at Mrs. Rufus Dunhsm's.
Melrose Cole has been visiting rela-
tives here recently.
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LYNChvilIE.

LeForest McAllister Is ct work for II
B. Mckeen.
Mrs. P. r. Hastings and LII Dyer
were at Silas Mckeen's Wednesday, from
Bethel.
Austin McAllister is quite sick.
Lizzie Holt visited Ina Cannon OF
West Stoneham last week.
Horace McKeen and friend, from
Hyde Park, Mass, visited at Austin Nc
Allister's last week. They had the good
luck to shoot big deer.
Fannie Buck is visiting at Charles
Coolidge's in Oxford.
Payson McAllister went to Naples
Monday to drive some cattle for Enoch
Bartlett Of St0neham.
In Albany, Nov. 9th, to the wife Of
Ned Schully, . daughter.
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ne LOST HIS VOTE.
But HE BLAMEs HIMSELF AND NOT
THE SYSTEM.

Editor DemOcrat:
Much IL being said about the merits
and dement's of the present system Of
voting, and some are for changing with
out any pronounced ideas as 10 what
hat change should be. Others are for
continuing the system as now adopted
and giving it fair trial. For one 1 see
no good reason for q change. IL is dis
rinctly an improved method over the old
system and Is 80 simple That the way
fsring man though n fool need not err
therein" III mistakes are made by the
voter. where 10 the excuse: Carelessness
In marking the ballot, and IL know it
air Without duly informing himseh OF
the method and regulations regarding it,
doubt not are the principal causes Of
failure, which TO any candid mind b moth
inc agsina the system.
As an illustration, WIN give my own
e1per1ance e ~ last election. l vent
TO the polls fully posted on all the re-
quirements for right voting. entered
Tho hall, passed the sentinels in good
order. received ny ballot, took IL to the
booth, made such changes as desired,
folded IL and passed on to the ballot box
and deposited it. There MAS no inter-
ruption, no confusion. With the proud
Consciousness Tat had done my duty
to my fellowmen, Was quietly retiring
frGm the hall, when in an instant and
w1heue warning, my f0ndess hopes
were blasted, and my name, which In
my mind wss recorded high In the
column Of heroes, was dropped from
the list and the more appropriate one
foond among the cAaracters In one Of
Dhksn4 novels = DampAool-sabstitHt-
81 had neglected 10 mAke sn \ ct The
haoA of IL GDon0A. Worm.
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LOWELL

Edwin Merrifeld and wife of South
Hiram have been visiting here.
Erving 4. Andrews and wife with son
Ralph are In town, from South Paris.
The hunters are thick after deer but
the tracks are scarce and cold.
Baked bean supper given by the ladies
of the Congregational Circle ut the town
house Friday evening.
w. o. Brown and Benz. Russell, Jr.,
are at work at Stonehsm.
T.. r. Stearus and Cyrus Andrews
were at Bridgton this week.
The Congregational church OF this
place has engaged the services OF Rev
G. $. Young for another yesr.
Sheriff W. c. Bassett shot two deel
Saturday. K. +. Bassett Of Norway and
Jack Smith OF Sweden, each secured one
They were all found In the same vicinity
l.. B. Hatch Of Fryeburg IL at wort
for Benjamin Russell, finishing bis house
Mr.. Russell Ia not able to work owing u
the Injury received recently Of his arm
Hon. +. w. DallInger Of Cambridge II
on short visit to friends here. III
has recently been elected for the fourth
time to the Massachusetts senate.
Mr.. John Harrington, Jr.. hsd at las
accounts IL foxes, besides other animals
AS q result Of his fall trapping.
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WILSON'S MILLS.

Our Indian summer was spoiled by .
snow squall on Monday, but very warm
and pleasant the next two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. e. Ellingwood went
Up the river Wednesday 70 his camps on
the Little Magalloway.
On Wednesday the Good Endeavor Cir
Gle Of Kings Daughters met With their
leader, Sarah 8. Bennett. Literary ex.
ercises consisting Of select readings BY
Mrs. B. j Olson aud Mrs. Tina u. Bean
election Of officers: Mrs. Bennett was
reelected and . committee Of WAYS and
means were chosen consisting OF Mrs. O.
". Flint, Mrs. B. j. Olson, hrs. Nellie
Hart.
Thursday Il showed all day making Il
fAir sleishins.
waltsf Daekman and 8. ". Dsonstt
rot . der Friday.
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ROxBuRV.

The snow last week started out the
deer hunters In full force. Lon Phil
brick killed large buck on Friday; his
son Bonnie also killed deer the same
day. and his son.in-law, Lucien Robin
son, killed two.
John Huston killed q small one the
same day. Many other hunters came In
empty handed.
Messrs. Perkins and Hooper, who
spent several days here deer hunting.
took home fine buck with very hand
some set OF sntlers.
John Reed has q handy way Of hunt
ing. He shot partridge of the ridge
pole Of his house the other morning.
Swain & Reed are crowded with dowel
orders.
Mr.. Hodsdon, who has moved on to
the Chapman place, Is hunting the woods
for birch TO saw.
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Iocke'S MILLS.

Mrs. Geo. Crooker has come 10 Locke,
Mills to make her home with her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. l.. Emery. Her former
home WAS Norway.
Eva Perkins, who has lived with her
sister, Mrs. 8. 5. Felt, for the past feS
years, returned 10 her home at Smyrns
Mills last week with her mother.
The circle given In Mount Abram Hall
on the evening Of Nov. 9th, WAS great
success In every wsv. Some over 2U
were present and sl9 10 were given ,C
Rev. Mr.. Barton, for whom his friend
got up the circle. Miss Carolyn N. Bts:
OF Boston, aged six years. sang and
was recalled twice. Charlie Sto~el
then passed the hat, taking ups collec.
ton for her securing 81 75 which was \
great surprise for the little lady.
Capt. SWEET has returned to Locke:
Mills and Il again boarding with ID. b
Grant.
Mrs. Susan Libby has been enjoying q
visit from her sister, Mrs. Wheeler oI
Med way, Msss.
A. 5. Cole and wife OF Albany, viii
their little granddaughter, Carolyn Bts'
OF Boston, visited their friends, w. II
Farnham's family, few days recently
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
Thom,s Green, the 9th inst.
Whist m ,kes the snow stay on through
sll OF this long rain?
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FRYE BURG.

Mrs. Hunt Mrs. +. =. westou''
mother died AT her daughters residence
Thursday, Nov. 10, OF pneumonia
Funeral service Saturday afternoon. The
r, IN ,ins were sent TO her oil home 10 the
west for lnterment.
Mrs. Oscar McIntire died very sudden
ly Sunday morning, Nov. Is, from
severe shock Of paralysis.
Mr.. L. X. Woodbury. and Miss Hattie
Abbott attended the teachers convention
AZ k,z,r Falls.
The musical part Of Fryeburg met
Friday evening TO org ME chorus
The result will be published later.
There will be concert by the Frye
burg brsss band "Wednesday evening
Nov %, At wiley's Hall, followed by
social dance.
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In Kew gardens, in the presence Of q
considerable number of spectators, an
affair Of honor WAS settled between a
pelican and duck. The birds had had
words together. 80 TO speak. and the
pelican determined that the next best
thing to making the duck eat his words
was to eat the duck. So, after little
thrust and parry on the water, he made
for the smaller bird and snapped it into
his pouch
Then a battle royal began inside the
pouch of the pelican. The duck strug.
gled. kicked. quacked and occasionally
managed TO get leg or a wing outside,
while his captor threw his beak high in
the air, then dipped it into the water,
aud kept it there, as II trying to suf
fOcate or drown its enemy. From the
look Of the agitated pouch it seemed as
il the contest Was by no means one sided,
but that the pelican was having rather
rough time.
At last the dnck got his head and one
wing ont, and then, with magnificent
effort. managed to get entirely free
Once again OH the water. the duck de
clined further combat and fed while
the pelican remained, looking as il honor
were thoroughly satisfied. London Tel
egraph
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NOTICES.

To all persons interested In either Of the Estates
hereinafter named:
At an Insolvency Court. held nj Paris, In AMI
for the County OF oxford, on the 10th day ot
Nov, In the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight. The following
matter having been presented for the arton
therenpon hereinafter Indicated. t II hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given % all persons In
tercsted, by causing copy OF this or'ier 20 b.
published three weeks successfully In the Ok
ford Democrat. q newspaper published at South
Paris In said County. that they may appear at an
Insolvency Court to BE held nc said Paris on the
2ist day Of December. A. ID. ls.e, nj 0 Of the
clock In the forenoon. and he heard thereon II
they see cause.
HARRY q DOUGLASS of Canton, insolyeni
debtor Petition for n discharge from all his
dehts provnble against his estate under the In
solyency avs OF the state Of Maine. presented
by said debtor.
THEODORE THAYER % Paris, insolvenI
| debtor. First and final account presented fol
! allowance by Herbert q. Fletcher, assignee.
LOTION W. FLINT OF Waterford, insolyen,
| debtor. First and final account presented fol-
allowance 10y Eugene y. smith assignee
BENJAMIN II BONNEY Of Oxford. In
| solvent debtor. Petition Tor discharge from NJ
his debts proyAble against his estate under Oh,
Insolvency Laws of the state of Maine, present
ell by said debtor.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNs, Judge Of said Court.
ALBERT d. PARK. Register.
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GREENWOOD.

short are the days, and growing shorter yet;
Late she sun rises. and early he sets.
That IL true; but since the rhyme is
defective we will call 1, blank verse, and
let IL 90 ST that.
IL Is claimed that q foot Of snow fell
during the storm last Thursday and the
following night, but - there was no
frost In the ground, and the weather
moderate, more than one-half thawed as
|, csme, aud at this writing the ground
Is mostly bare again.
Rev. Mr.. Covyeon preached at the Gen.
ire Sunday afternoon, stopped with A.
). Brooks the following night, snd Mon
dsy evening called at the Bennett place
on his way To John Smalrs where he
stopped until the next day.
Tuesday morning. Frank Morgan and
his mother made pleasant Call at the
Bennett place. Frank Is the father OF
those four BOYS mentioned last week and
reports the whole family as doing nicely
Lots OF pulp wood Was cut and peeled
last summer, and now the axes are heard
in every direction cutting spool and fire
wood, and all to be hauled to their sew.
eral places, and for different purposes
when the proper time comes. Work
enough for all, who are not too particu.
lar about what they do.
Allon Cole has trapped seven foxes,
four skuuks and one coon, the whole
bringing sli.
Mrs. s. b. Swan Is on the sick list.
Your scribe saw his great grandboy
the other day, son OF Daniel Cole, and
although rather diminutive 10 size, he is
pretty smart looking little chap.
There were several games OF chance
played last week by way OF deer hunt
Ing, John Titus being among those who
won the game. He started out Thurs.
day with his team, and the next fore
noon drove up to the door with flne
buck In his wagon. And II John felt
more elated at that time th,n wilhelmins
did on the day Of her coronation, recent
". II Is no wonder, since he had perform
ed greater achievement than she ever
thought OF.
The animal dressed of lbs pounds,
and not family In the neighborhood
was forgotten after 1t was cut up. A
neighbor with such q memory as that Ii
worth having.
The farming tools, hay and stock were
sold at auction at the residence OF the
late j. c. F. Roberts on Thursday. The
household furniture, and goods In the
store were not disposed Of. As a Rener-
al thing the stuff went for about what II
was worth.
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pRoaAr NorIcEs.

To all persons Interested in either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
the County Of oxford, on the third Tuesday OF
Nov, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety eight. The following
matter having been presented for the actor
thercupon hereinafter indicated, 10 hereby
OKDERED:
That notice thereof be given TO Gil persons In
tercsted by causing copy OF this order 70 b'
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Ok
FORD Democrat. Newspaper published at Souti
Paris, In said County. that they may appear al
Probate Court to be held At said Par1s. on tn
thru Tuesday OF Dec, A. ID. 1885, NJ nine OF thu
clock In the forenoon, and be heard thereon j
they acc cause:
AUGUSTUS KING. late OF Boston, In the Com
| mouweath OF Massachusetts, deceased. Copy
OF will and proofs OF probate OF same, presentec
for allowance by Henry W. Wilson, the executor
thereof.
JULIA A. ANNIs. late OF Paris. deceased
Viii and petition for probate thereof and tn
| appointment OF David Clark OF Lisbon. In sal
| state, rs administrator with the will annexed
presented by said David Clark.
| WILLIAM II. WALKER, late OF Lowell, de
| ceased. WIN and petition for probate thereof
presented by Henry ID. WALKER and susan
Walker. named therein as executor and ex
| ccutriv.
JOHN c. r. ROBERTS. late Of Greenwood
| deceased. Petition for allowance out OF persona
property, presented by abb. y. Roberts, widow
also petition for license TO sell and convey rea
estate. presented by Winfield 5. Starbird, nj
| minisirator.
| MARY T.. and ETA l.. BARTLETT c
| Woodstock minor wards. Petition for lcens
TO sell aud convey real estate by Mary z. Bar
lctt. guardian.
| IVORY gENIsOS. late OF Porter, decreased
| first and fuai account presented for nj owsne
| by Catherine kenison. administratrtS.
PHEBE l.. KNAPP. ward. OF Hanover. Pima
account presented for allowance by Clark
| Frost, guardian.
| JOHN r. FOSTER. late OF Greenwood. dc
| ceased Final account presented for allowance
| by &. Howard Lane, executor.
| AMOS SMITH, late OF Oxfori, deceased
| Final account presented for allowance b.
| Samuel l.. Smith. Administered ".
MOSES ALLEY, late OF Hartford. deceased
Final account presented for allowance by W
| u. Eastman, executor.
SEWARD 8. sTEARNs. Judge Of said Court
ALBERT n. PARK. Register.
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Hervey Fuller and Howard Thurston
shot fine deer 8 few days ago. Sew
ersl have been shot on Sunday River.
Oae OF them had beautiful horns but the
hunter had the misfortune 10 shoot one
of them off at the base, thus spelling the
hesd for mounting.
The Newry Corner Sewing Circle are
rushing business, holding their meetings
weekly, preparatory TO fair In the near
future.
Will Small started for st. Louis Wed
nesdsy OF this week, where he will re-
Join his wife who preceded him by 8
few weeks.
Miss Ida Holt Of Stonehsm has beer
visiting friends 10 Newry.
Ernest Allen has gone to Enrol, \. H.,
as cookee for Guy Thurston.
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HIRAM.

Hon. john II Spring and Mr.. George
C. Lombard are seriously III.
Mrs.. Sarah N. Bean has returned from
Q visit 1t Boston, also 1t Lincoln, Mass.
Mr.. Austin Storer has removed to the
Scammou Hill house.
Walter B. Twitchell Is now 10 the
telegraph Office 1t Hiram.
Mrs. Cyrus Wentworth IL In very poor
health. a
Melville Gould ID cutting his pine
damaged BY Ore from locomotive this
year.
Twenty deaths have occurred this
wear in Hiram, the average being 81
yearf, 4 months. Only three were under
s. years, ok were over 50, and nine were
over 20 years. Oar excellent climate
and exoeIIent phvslclsn are very much
IN or favor. We think there has not
bsea q arrset In Hiram for six months.
n. Pasl LAbssta b rscovefine mon
~ illnees.
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NORTH paris

Any one finding black and gray
shawl Nov. - or Sd, between Paris Hill
and Norway, will please leave 1t at n
ID. Bolster's store at South Paris.
Mrs. Marshall, who has been stopping
with her sister, Mrs. Curtis, for few
days, has gone to West Paris.
School In the Tuell District closed
Nov. 18th. The teacher, Mas Wheeler
has lsbored bard and successfully u
make . profitable term Of school. There
WAS quite q company present the last
afternoon TO hear the exercises by the
little folks. A treat Of candy was fur
nished by the teacher.
One side 10 the grange presented tbei'
programme last Saturday night, and the
other side are to give theirs In about
three weeks.
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wer s,InNea

Mrs. Chas. w. Field ID sick. Hel
daughter, Immogeue Keene Of Lewiston,
10 at home caring for her.
The Universalist circle had Its frs,
circle In the vestry last Friday night.
Mrs. Ada n. Andrews and son Sullivan
visited at DR.. Andrews last week. III
went Sunday to his school In Milton
where he 10 teaching.
Our blacksmith ID looking very pleas
ant. IL WAS girl.
Mrs. Polly Howe has been at Rumford
Falls visiting friends and relatives.
Wallace Ryerson and wife OF South
Paris have been with % . day or two.
Considerable work has been done OF
late In our cemetery. A number Of
stones and monuments have been placed
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WEST PARIS.
OIxFlELD.

The Dixheld Dramatic Club give
Tony, the Convict, at East Dlxf"ld,
Tuesday evening with dance and sup
per.
The Ladies' Whist Club Of Rumford
Falls entertained the Dixfeld Club At
Hotel Rumford Thursday.
The Church Aid gave their usual sup
per Thur.dsy night.
Quite q number attended the public in-
stallatlon at Rumford Falls last week.
Mr.. w. s. Chase IL soon to commence
a dancing school.
Mr.. Charles Forster, who has been vi
for some time, Ia improving.
Mr.. Charles Lane Of Canton IL stop
ping In town for few days.
Mr.. II. 0. Stanley WAS at home last
week. He leaves again Monday to spend
Thanksgiving with his daughter In Bos,
tom
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OXFORD.

The schools closed last week. Ex-
amlnatlons Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
The fair held By the ladies Of the Con-
gregationalist parish on Thursday and
Friday evenings was very successful.
The sum Of GIG was realized after pay
Ing expenses.
Mr.. Trowbridge, who has been at
Santiago Al 4 Red Cross nurse, was In
town and attended the fair Friday even
Ing.
Mr.. Boyd has begun work on his lot
preparing the foundation for his house.
hrs. Ezra Beal 10 visiting her brother,
Mr.. Alonzo Dean. Mr.. Dean continues
much the same.
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WEST BETHEL

AZ Mechanic Falls, Thursday morning,
the 18th, at 2 O'Clock, Bryon Harden OF
this place, while acting ss conductor on
= freight. was run over and instantly
killed by his train. He is suppo-ed to
have slipped while trying 70 couple two
cars. Funeral Friday the 18th.
+. e Wheeler has been confined To
the house with bad cold for the past
seek.
A. 5. Bean has the rolf Of his new
barn shingled and has commenced on
he walls.
Flora Wheeler will spend Thsnksgiv-
iug with her parents.
Mrs. J. ii. Bean arrived In town Wed
uesday last
Pastor Sesmmon Is expected to r.
sumo his duties here next week.
W. A. Fsrwell has returned from
Northboro, Mass, where he has been
visiting his cousin.
Augustus McAllister Is to turn bowels
q A. 5. Beans mill this winter. Edsel
Grover Of Lowell will do his chores.
Several hunters are expected up from
Lewiston next week.
Byron Shaw Of Auburn formerly OF
this place is reported rs i'll.
At the barn raising Of A. 5. Bean a
tervent and appropriate prayer was Of.
fered by Rev. Mr.. Scsmmon OF West
Bethel.
Willis Lsdd, in the employ Of A. 5.
Bean, Was completely buried under pile
Of birch strips which accidentally fell
upon him last Saturday,. He Was extri-
Gated FROM his uncomfortable situation
with some scratches but nothing serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. b. Grover return TO
their home Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Wallace Mason OF Mex
leo were In town Wednesday Of last week.
Otis n. Mason and wife made ~ very
pleasant call Wednesday evening. The
game was whist with an even score.
Six inches OF snow on the ground.
Cattle and sheep all housed on time.
Tenth Of November.
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HEBRON.

There Was meeting Of the Ladies
Circle Tuesday afternoon and supper
In the evening.
Mrs. Hannah Robinson Of Otisheld Il
at Mrs. Howe's.
Miss Msidie Moody goes to Mechanic
Falls this Thursday evening TO give 3
reading at the Universslist fair, being
held In Murray Hall.
The contract to grade the grounds FOL
the new dormitory has been taken b,
Mr.. Staples OF Portland and work begsr
TODAY.
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CANTON POINT.

Muddy going is the order Of the day.
f. l. Daley recently sold i've head Of
cattle TO N. A. Waite, and three to ID.
Holman. Stock Is 10 good demand.
Ellis DeLsno goes to Dixfield to CON-
mepce his winters work.
Clarence Ellis has hired to B. c. Waite
for the winter.
Charles Chase has finished work for
A n. Foster.
School finishes this week.
Harry johnson will start . singing
school at this place II he can get twenty
scholars.
Thanksgiving 10 near at hand and bills
for Thanksgiving balls are out.
A slight furry Of snow last week but
il Is about gone.
Elias johnson has let DIR. Morse his
house for the winter.
Samuel Burbank and wife visited at
Elias Johnson's one day last week.
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DENMARK.

Miss Lizzie Davis has been taken TO
the asy lum at Augusta, Me-, for treat
ment.
Mr.. Baxter Davidson and Mr.. L.
Colburn Of Plymouth, N. b., have been
visiting at the Maplewood for . few
DAYS.
Mr.. A. ID. Fessenden has been award
ed the new road 70 build from Mr.. j. p.
Inealls' house 70 n. Z. Wentwofthb, ct
81 80 per rod. The distance 10 about
go rods.
Mr.. Eugene Hiegins has returned mon
his travels with the 6rSn Of Higgins q
Howe, and be thinks be will remain at
home this winter.
Miss Katis p. Ingalls, has bese sp.
pointed District Depaty Of IL RseekAA
Lodges IN tbs dlstriee.