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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
JUDGE WOODBURY. HoNoREo.
A RECEPTION GIVEN HIN BY HIS
FRIENDS On HIS EIGHTiETH
BIRTHDAY.
BETHEL. Jan. 8. 1898.

BETHEL, Jan. 8, 1898.
The pleasant home Of Mr.. j. L. Pur-
ington was the scene Of q delightful
gathering on Saturday evening, Jan. sth,
the occasion being the reception given
by his friends 10 celebration Of the
eightieth birthday of one whom all
delight 10 honor, the Hon. E. w. Wood
bury.
Bethel Is very fond and proud Of her
distinguished townsmsn, whose useful
years are thus so happily rounded out.
Fond, because of the sweetness and
strength OF his private life among US as
husband, father, friend and citizen.
Proud Of his unstsined and honorable
public career, which has made him one
Of the most widely known and highly
esteemed men Of our state. So 1t Was
readily accepted phase Of truth en-
bodied by the guest who said, In greeting
the Judge, that she had come not 10 con-
graduate him, but his friends, on his
eightieth birthday.
And surely we are to be congratulated,
who have had the privilege OF intimate
association with one Of such exalted
ideals unswervingly held who have felt
so many years the power OF his upright
life; who have walked beneath the daily
benediction Of the kindly face and out
stretched hand.
Judge Woodbury., who greeted his
| friends with his accustomed genial grace,
was assisted in receiving by his devoted
daughters, Mrs. }. U. Puringt0n and
Mrs. F. S. Chandler. During the day
he had been the recipient OF many gifts,
most admired one being that OF
eighty beautiful piuks, and also many
cOngratulstory letters. Two OF these,
after the preface Of few tender remarks,
were read BY Rev. Mr.. Jordan, who re-
GREETED that lack Of time forbade the
reading of others. They were most
loving and touching tributes from the
two absent sons, Rev. Webster Wood
bury of Milford, Mass, and Wesley
Woodbury., Esq, Of Pottsville, Penn.
The reading was followed by the recita-
ton of an original poem by Mrs. Hiram
Bean. Mrs. Beams poem was fine and
strong Ia it's conception, and felicitous
and finished In expression, and was
rendered In most impressive manner.
Judge Woodbury's response to these
tributes was In his tenderest and hap
piest vein. 1t was indeed sacred hour
for those who gathered about our friend,
and when we went out from that benign
presence, IL was with hearts touched
with tender memories and reverent
Thanksgiving.
"Hopor and reverence, and the good repute
Which follows faithful living rs its fruit,
Be unto him. whom living we salute"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
CHARLES ], WALKER.

Charles J. Walker, who for forty years
was one Of Portland's most successful
and best known business men and manu-
fscturers, died at 2 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing after an illness Of two weeks. He had
been in iii health for some years, but the
immediate cause Of his death Was blood
poisoning, resulting from the cutting OF
4 corn on his foot.
Mr.. Walker WAS born March Is, 1888,
In South Paris. He went TO Portland
when he WAS 10 years old, and went TO
work for Tyler, Rice & Sons. Three years
afterwards he started In business fol
himself as wholesale jobber and manu-
facturer OF boots and shoes without
much capital. He WAS very successful
and by his integrity and business sagac-
ity soon placed himself in the front ranh
Of the business men in that city. He
founded the business known rs the A
II. Berry Shoe Company, and retired
from active business life four years age
last June.
He never sought or held public Office
He was q member Of Atlantic Lodge OF
Masons, and of the Brsmhall Club. II
1850 he married Miss Jennie Loud. Sht
died December Is, 1863, and he married
Miss Esther Z. Elder Of Gorham, WIKI
survives him. Mr.. Walker also leaves
two children, Mr.. Fred s. Walker ant
Mrs. Walter G. Lord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
OXFORD POMONA GRANGE.
LARGELY ATTENDED MEETING AT NOR
wAY.-AppREss BY Mr.. MANLEY.

Oxford County Pomona Grange met
with Norway Grange, Jan. I. In spite
of the severe cold there was large num-
Der present.
The forenoon WAS occupied with the
usual routine work, comforting fifth
degree on class of ten, also three by
demit from from Audroscoggin County
Pomous, and woman's half hour. Sub
ject, benefits OF attractive homes In
forming characters" In absence OF
Sister Carter the question was ably
opened BY Sister Jennie Brown of Nor
way. followed By Sisters Briggs and
Hartman.
Recess for dinner.
Afternoon Program: Music by choir,
after which came rare treat IN the form
of a lecture on state and Home" by
Hon. j. III. Manley Of Augusta, which
was very instructive and entertaining,
and was listened to with great interest
nv the Patrons. Mr.. Msnley is an able
writer, deep thinker, and an eloquent
speaker. His lecture contained many
points which ought TO furnish pleasant
and profitable thoughts for future con-
sideration.
Next a recitation by Miss LOrs Chap.
man OF Norway delivered In very
pleasing manner.
Song by +. 5. Pike Of Hebron, which
called forth an encore and was respond.
ed 70 BY Mr.. Pike.
Recitation By +. l.. Stsrbird, Psri:
Grange, in his usual happy style. He
WAS recalled and gave piece by JOSH
Billings.
Song by Rev. ii. A. Roberts OF Paris,
which was finely given.
Recitation by Oracle Bennett OF Nor
way, which brought down the house
with applause.
The question was omitted on account
of the lateuess OF the hour.
Closing song BY choir
The Grange voted that COMMITTEES
consisting Of j. A. Roberts, A. II. An
drews. A. T. Marshall, III. II. Cushman
and II. ID. Hammond meet and confe
with the corn packers OF the county II
reference TO raising the price OF swee
corn.
Next meeting Is TO be held At Bryant
Pond, Feb. l, lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
nAn OF MAIHE.

Court Of County Commiasionen, December ses-
siou, A. d. 1871, held q Paris. within and for
the said County Of Oxford. on The last Tuesday
Of December. 4. d. 1887. being the ash day OF
said month.
THE County Commissioners for the County Of
i Oxford, In the month Of September, A. y.
1sg,, a provided by Law, made actual inspecsion
Of che County roads duly located and open 70,
travel lying In unincorporat-d Townships and
tracts Of land hereinafter mentioned IN said
County, for the purpose Of ascsrtaining the con.
ditions Of said roads and estimating The amount
needed 70 put the same 10 repair 20 - 20 Be aafe
and convenient for public travel; and h appear.
Ing ON said inspection that said roads were DOS
In rood repair and NOS sate and conveniens Tor
purposes OF public travel and that TAX should
be ssscssed on said lands for the repair OF said
roads therein; they do therefore on TIE Slss day
of December, A. ID. 1897, adjudee and order shas
the following sums b asscsscd and the zane
are hereby ssscssed upon the following lands In
unincorporsted townships and tracts OF land
hereinafter mentioned. Tor the purpose OF re.
pairing the roads passinE through them during
the year 1888 10 Wit:
NN Andover West Surplus, for The purpose Of
~ repairing that part Of the County road ieaa
ing from Andoyer Corner 10 Upton which Hes In
said Surplus tho sum OF my one dollars anu
twenty cents IL assessed as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
DIED..

In Buckheld, Jan. 6. Ms. Amiai Jones. agesi
81 year,.
In South Paris, Jan. Q. Mn. Ernest 7. Parin
In Paris. Jan. :. Cyrus Dean. aged ~ years.
In Denmark. Dec 81. Nathaniel wentworth
aged - years
In Norway. Jan. ., Samuel Partridge, aged y
ycap.
In Norway. Jan. 8. George Croker. aged "a
years.
In North Waterford. Dec. II. Mrs. Jennie.
widow OF the late Elisha Page. of North Lowell
In Mechanic Falls, Dec. Il. Hiram Lovejoy
formerly Of Norway. aged a years. 10 month'
and 81 days.
In Greenwood, Dec. 81. Mrs. Isaac Judkins.
In Portland, Jan. 9. Mrs. Susan, wife OF George
Starbiri Of Hiram.
In East Hiram. Jan. 9. Mrs.. Rhoda n. widow
Of the late Franklin Hanson. aged "a years,
months.
In Bethel. Dec. -. Ethel. daughter Of Charles
II. Davis, aged years.
In Bethel. Dec 81. Mrs.. OctAvia lsmith), wife
of &. n. wormell. aged 50 years, u days.
In Hartford. Dec. 30. at ID. A. Flctchers, Ms
Peabody. aged 81 year,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
OXFORD MEN ON THE 8. & A.

A number Of Oxford County men are
working on the Bangor and Aroostook
Railroad. p. L. Bates, formerly station
ed at Rumford Falls where ne was tram
S;snstcher ON the p. & X. +. and X. +.
q r. T.. railroads Is in the b. 4 A. dis
patchers' Office at Bangor. He has Ok
ford County company there, for J. l..
Clark formerly Of Buck6eld, who was
for some time agent at West Minot and
at Poland Spring Station, u 10 tne same
office. II. G.. Douglass, who was con-
ductor on the Rumford Falls line, is
baggage master on the B. & A., having
daily run between Caribou and Bangor.
Frank l.. Mooney, who Is well known
along the Grand Trunk line, from nav,
ing been relieving agent Tor te!~ "
cross. an important point Of departure
for lumber operations and sportsmen
Agent B. F. Howe Of Grindstone useo te
live at Buck1eld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
FIRE At EAST HIRAM.
MILLS OF A. AND p. b. YOUNG BURNED
TUESDAY MORNING.

HIRAx, Jan. 4, 1893.
The extensive mills Of A. q p. b.
Young at East Hiram were burned this
morning. Loss 5000. The dre caught
from q stove funnel In the grist mill.
The expenses of the Messrs. Young In
the business Of saving and handling
boards, shingles, slaves, heading and
spool strips, In the spring Of 1897, were
go day.
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MARRIED

In West Paris, Jan. l, by Rev. A. X. Bryant
Mr.. Frank 4. Davis Of W oodstock and Miss Annie
c. Bryant of Greenwood.
10 Norway. Jan. l. by Rev. J. A. Harding
Mr.. Albert l.. Morrill, aud Miss Hattie T.. Free
man, both Of Auburn.
In Oxford, Jan. !, BY Rev. Geo. ID. Stanley Mr.
Arthur n. Record Of Norway and Miss Ida i
Lombard Of Oxford.
In Hiram. Dec. IS. by James Evans, Esq, M
Elmer weemAn Of Baldwin and Mrs. Tavic III
Fesscndcn Of Hiram.
In Brdgton, Dec Is. BY Rev. II. A. Marley
Mr.. Edwin $. Draper Of Brighton and Mrs. kate
N. EvAns OF Sweden.
In Wet sumner, Jan: ], at the home OF the
brides father, X. q. Doble, by q. n Small. Esq
Mr.. Ellis standish Doble and Miss Eva Amanda
Doble both Of South Paris.
In Porter. Jan. 3. Mr.. Y. w. Sawyer and Miss
Mabel q. Stanley, both Of Porter.
In Bethel, Jan 5, by Rev. Israel jordan. MI
Clarence Ncwhall Head Of Shelburnc, y. H.. and
Miss Mollic barker Of Bethel.
In Rumford Falls. Dec Is. by Rev. ID. Ora
ham, Mr.. Leslie Gerald Porter and Miss Lydia
Fitzgerald, both OF Rumford Falls.
In Warrington, Dec. -. by Rev u. A. Morrili
Mr. Loui. W. Ripley Of Andover and Miss Mat
tic II. swim OF Pennington.
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Th c oxford Democrat.
SOUTH PARIS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
On and after Get 4, lsg7, trains leave Sousf
Paris Going down: 40. 8 30 A. NJ, q p. ~
going up = 10 A NJ, $50, sOSP.N.
sunday trains Going down. 40 A. NJ; goins
up os A. NJ, Go p N.
SOUTH PARIS Posr oFrICx-
Office Hours "a 10 90 A. n; 500 A. - d
Mails close For Portland, &C.. 6 Is. . IS A. n.
Mails STRIVE Al post ofhee Prom Portland
&c, - ~ \. NJ, 10 Y. NJ, from 6orham, &c
D 81, y 80 A. "a. 5 70 r. N.
CHURCHES
Ftrsl Congregational Church. X j. Haughtcn
Pastor ON sunday, preaching services. 10 q
NJ. and . % y. NJ sabbath School " NJ
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening; Chris
tan Endeavor meeting sunday evening.
Methodist Church. Rev. i. A. Bean. Pas
tor GU sunday. morning prayer meeting. 10 A
preaching service, 10 - A. NJ, sabbath school
IN. Epwogth League Meeting, 2. NJ, even
Tuesday evening; class meeting. Friday evening
Baptist Church. Rev. T. j. Ram-siell. Pastor
On sunday, preaching service 10 IS A. ~ sab
bath school II "a prayer meeting I % p. n
PRAYER meeting Tuesday evening.
STATED MEETINGS.
"a \. M.-Reyular meeting Tuesday evening
on or before fun moon.
ings, Thursday evening OF each veek.-Aurora
Encampment, irst and thsrVl Monday evenings
OF each month.
n 90 R.-MOunt Pleasant Rebckah Lodge, No,
ei meets second and fourth Fridays OF each
month IN Old Fellows Han.
+. OF H.-Parts Grange. second Saturday %
each month. The Grange store Is open for trade
Wednesday anil SATURDAY Afternoons.
L. q. q. C.->econi and fourth Mondays OF
each month
l. .. &. T.-SOuth Paris Lodge, No 81, meete
ar~t and third Monday evenings Of each month
In the u. A. 4 Hall.
q. A. R-w. h. kimbaN Post. No. las, meets
saturday on or before fu1 moon, In u. A H.
Hal.
Vim. \. kimhAn Relief Corps meets erst and
third Thursday evenings Of each month. IN Il
A. x. Han.
y. \. q. P.-Stony BrCOk Lodge. No. Isl,
meets ate A. r Hall second and fourth Wednes
day evenings OF each month
X. OF P.-Hamlin Ioigc, No. 81, meets every
sri,iAv evening al Masonic Hall
-. L. \. M.->orwsy and south Paris Council
No. To- meets In y. A. X Hal every TUESDAY
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There Il nothing equal TO success
The Kelley Institute, Isl Congress st.,
Portland, is daily asserting it, Inn
portance and value In meeting tho do
mands made upon Il BY those who De,
sire TO become cured OF rum, opium, anc
tobacco diseases, ~ well - OF nervous
ness and nervous prostration. Core
spondence solicited.
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO
The Harrington residence, Rockland
Was painted with r. W. Devoe 4 co.,
paint. It's still In good condition x
Gay Farrand, spear 4 Co. Of that city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Sebastian 8. Marble OF
waldoboro is In Washington, on bis way
to Florida for sojourn this winter.
Governor Marble IL 81 years old, but still
strong and interested In public affairs.
He called on Speaker Reed and Other old
|ac quaintancss at The capital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11

Union Water Power Co, OF
Lewiston. dam, lot and build. > .,oo ~
ings, to VIM"
q. s. Coo 4 Co, remainder OF
said township except public .
lots, hoo 'Sp iO"
ESQ 10
And Henry X. Porter OF Andoyer IL appointed
rent 20 eYpend the same and u required 70
give bond as the law dirccts.
an" &C" Surplus. for the purpose OF repairing
\ 90 much OF the County road leading from
Andoycr 10 Upton ~ lies In said surplus. the
sum OF thirty I'VE dollars IL assessed as follows
Upon the entire tract, supposed 10 contain nine
thousand. three hundred arres, exclusive OF
public lots, and owned by Y. s. Coc OF Bangor.
the sum OF thirty i've dolisrs; and Bennett
Morse of Upton IL appointed Agent 70 expend
the same and Il required to give bond - the law
directs.
IN Frycburs Academy Grant, for the purpose
~ OF repairing the only County road therein.
the sum OF forty six dollars and seventy-sf
a.. sat "a folloEss
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Commissioners Notice.

Paris, Jan. Z, A. ID. 1888.
OXFORD, s.:
We the undersigned. having been duly ap
pointed by the Honorable Seward 8. Stearns
Judge of Probate within and for said County
Commissioners 20 receive ana decide upon tn<
claims of the creditors Of
WILLIAM r. BRADBURY, late Of Paris.
in said County, deceased. whose estate has beer
represented insolvent, hereby give public noeice
Frobate, that elk months from and after The dat
of said appointment have been allowed 70 saif
creditors TO present and provo their claims, and
that Ne viii attend 70 the duty assigned N q
West Paris, Feb. 10, April %. June 50, A. d
1893, 1t Of the clock In the forenoon OF each o.
said days.
aRS a s & .SSSSssaAAs'| conm'..'o.s.
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LET
YOUR
WAGON

run six months without oil,
and what h.ve you got! A
WRECK. Don't let your
watch run until It stops
perhaps years, without
cleaning-and wreck that.
We will repair your watch
at q reasonable price, and
warrant 1t to give satisfac-
ton. Cleaning 75cts. Main
spring. 75cts.
RICHARDS,
The Jeweler."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11

Henry w. Dunn, part OF nome. 80. a -,
stead, lW lu voS,
G. A Andrews. Boobicr lots, loo lW ~
Andruscoggin Water Power Co.,
balance OF Township, 6Do 6sO s9w
t5l 20
And Henry ". Dunn Of Andoyer North Sur
plus Il appointed A gent 70 superintend the ex
penditurc Of the same according 20 law AMI IL
repaired TO give bond ~ the Law directs
an Andover North Surplus. for the purpose OF
~ repairing 80 much Of the County way lead
Ing from Andover Corner TO UPTON a. ues within
Brook road, % called. ~ lies within said Sur.
plus, the sun Of two hundred one dollars and
twenty six cents Ia ssscssed a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11

In East Hebron. Dec. 81, 70 the wife Of Victor
DcCostcr. 500.
In Rumfori Falls. Dec. q. to the wife Of John
Lafevcr, q son.
In Andovcr, Dec. 10. to the wife Of VIII Pratt,
o daughter.
In Hast Waterford. Jan. 3, 10 the wife Of b. G.
McIntirc, q son.
In Rumford Falls. Jan. 8. 70 the wife Of A. y
Gates, daughter.
In Hartford, Dec. IS. 70 the wife OF T. b. W.
Stesson, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11

Blanchard 4 Twitchell Co, Ber.
lin, n. H., VIM. Mason lots, @,
Same owners, balance Of Town.
ship draining into AndrOsc0g.
gin liver north OF Berlin Falls.
". H., s530 5000 20 -
Rumford Falls Paper Co., one
undivided half. lots l. ., 8. 4,
george Burnham, lot 2, R. IS. 800 800 50
Heirs Of Robert Estes. 1-2 lot .,
X. Is, 100 20
Greenleaf Emery, homestead, 800 800 ?ts
Est. Of Alonxo fiAeld, do, 800 1000 t6
Williaun German, do DO $50 I IS
Stillman n. LittlehaIe, do, SIS 1000 406
Frederick German, W. J.? lot :,
FL. {. o. Joseph Ll..leh.le. home y. - y
stead, 70 ~ u
william c. Chapman, lot I, r. Is. 800 800 8?
Est. w. W. Mason, lot 3, Rs, 30 300 50
Abdroscoggin Water PowerC Co.,
4. A. verIill farm. leo 600 u
Androscoggtn w alter Power Co.,
bal. Of township except pub
nc lots, 1851 i1SO " ~
sioo %
And Stillman N. Litlehale of Riley Plantation
IL appointed gent 70 superintend che expendi.
ture Of said tax and Il required 70 sive bond -
the law directs.
And IL is hereby ordered that said assessment
be published a. the law requires:
s 4 Z; s Y. kipT66S. c0o of he e0~''
A true copy-Attese:
CHARLES =. WHITMAN, Clark.
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And Il Is hereby ordered that the tai asscssed
against Andrew Abbott. &. A. Burgess, Charles
u. Bartlett and Henry Abbott. George X. Smith.
r. j. Brown, 4. Plummcr and Rumfori Falls
Paper Co, together with t'!N OF the tai OF the
Ansiroscogsin w alter Power Company amounting
la all 10 sios t6 be expended upon Black Brook
road, and Henry X. Porter Of Andover IL ap-
pointed Agent 70 cxpend the same. and the
balance Of said tar amounting 10 tg 20 DO cx.
pended upon the road leading from Andoyer to
Upton, and Henry w. Dunn OF Andover North
surplus IL appointed Agent 20 cxpend the same /;
and said agents arc required 70 give bonds ~ the
law directs.
IN Township Letter &c" for the purpose OF
~ repairing the Black Brook road, 80 called.
lying 10 said township, and also the Garry
Road, so called which hes In said township.
the sum Of two hundred and nfty dollars IL as-
sc.-ed ns folloWs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
VIVA, =. IN. children Drink :

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called Grain-O? IL Ii de.
licious and nourishins and takes the place OF
| coffee. The more Grain.0 you give the children
| the more health you distribute through their
| systems. Grain.0 IL made Of pure graine, and
when properly prepared tastes IKE the choice
grades Of coffee but costs about Ia ~ much
| All groccrs sell r. l3c- and sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
sLAuvslr AND kRoNolD.

A LARGE HOUSE AT THE NORWAY
CONCERT. AN ENTHUSIASTIC RE
cEPrioN TO BOTH BLAUvELT AND
KRONoLD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
Some Foolish People

Allow cough TO run until t gets beyond the
reach Of medicine. They often say, "oh, Il will
wear away" but In most cases Il will wear them
away. Could they be induced 10 try the successful
medicine called Remp's Balsam, which 10 sold on
positiye guarantee % cure, they would I'm
mediately see the excellent effect amer taking
the nrst dose. Prce sc. and SOC. Trial ase
fter Al all druRvtsts
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


J.HAsrN0s n1AH, RH0fDrRR.
DfxYIuLD.
Mary A. Weld 70 Freemont Kiddcr, 100
GREENWOOD.
Edna J. Judkins 10 Nellie L. Libby, $500
HARTFORD.
X. =. Bryant TO Martha A. MArston, rs 90
l.. @. Abbott 10 b. r. PhilbYick, 800 90
n. J. Abbott 10 b. =. Philbrick, S0o
NORWAY.
d. c. A. Pingree TO Henry Gary ct al, 100 90
o. r Brooks 10 Nina r. HILL 100 90
Vi n Cole n g. r. Cola 100
II. A. Turner 70 Annie @. Frost, 1900 90
OXFORD.
A. w. Dcnning TO II. 8. Denning. 800
Ellen Russell % W. 9. Starbiri, go %
Henry Gary Ct al 70 Ida L. Bennett, lS 81
SUMNER.
Jane 8. Bonney TO Vim. r. Bonney, 800
WATERFORD.
3. II. Allen 70 Emily J. Paige, 100
Saml, Il. Gilman 20 IT, Russell Ct al, $50 90
l.. N. Howard ct oil 10 G. p. RigRs, 90
J. l.. Howard 70 q. r. Mggs. 100
Ccylon Russell 10 A. q. Aorse, 90
A. n. Smart 70 W. II. Haynes, $50 %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-01-11
CHARLES =. WHITMAN.

MEssEuGEB's NOTICE.
OrY1CE OF THE sHERiEF OF OXFORD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss-NOrway, Jan. Hh, A: D. lSos.
This II 20 Give Not3ce, that On The IN DAY OF
jan, A. ID. lsoe, . warrant IN Insolvency W.
Issued out of the Court Of Insolvency nor sesd
County Of Oxford, Against The estate Of
j.wALDONI8H, Of Norway.
sdjudged 10 be IN lnsolvsnt Debtor, o pet3taoa
Of aid Debtor. which Peeision vns Aled on the
5th day Of jan, A. d. ISIS, 70 which lase named
dase Interest on claims h 70 b computed; TIA!
tie payment Of any dsbts and the dslivesy and
transfsr Of any property belonging - sid debe.
or. 20 Nm or for Ill ~, and . dSEvoFy and
transfer Of any property BY him ~ fos6.dd:.
b hw; that nessans q q: C'sd,scs o. sa J,
moro AsdGness Of his eataee, VIII b I'D -
Court Of lusolvency. . b hoSden q Paris p
Said County, on tie 18Th day Of January, i.
d. 1888, st nins O'Clock In II foeenooa.
Given under my hand he daee 1rye above
THADDEUs Cross, Deputy shssiA
- Meseengsf Of I'D Court.
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aaSAMFSn Men md lsdlesin enan tsWns
WAN ! FL visii.g . e. @ p W
shesh wsiss q go - 1anssa . O., OWN
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY Oh OXFORD.
COUNTY TKEAsUREK's OFFICE,
South Paris, Maine, Jan. ]. ls~.
The following list containing the aggregate
amount OF costs allowed In earh criminal case as
audited and allowed al the December term ls9l
OF the Court OF County Commissions for said
County OF oxford and specifying the court or
magistrate that allowed tho same and before
whom the case originated IL published IN &C
cor,iance with the provisions Of Sec 10 OF Chap
iis and OF Sec. 10 Of Chap. 1S Of the Revised
Statutes Of the state Of Maine:
NORWAY MUNICIPAL COURT.
a.. ,,.v,.. at1 n
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PART FIRST.
/. Gloria from l1h Mas, Mozart
a "a simple Aveu, Thome.
= D. Etnde Caprice. Goltcrmann.
Hans kronold.
g. Evening. LAssen.
a Boleru siciiian yespers, Verdi.
Madame Blauveh
S. Reyer,e, bunker.
Hans kronold.
g. Innsmmatus. "stabaf Mater, Rossini.
Madame Bhuvelt and Chorus.
'lntermission.
PAKr SECOND.
1. Departure. Mendelssohn.
(Conducted by the Rev Marcus II. Carroll;l
?. Caprice Hongroi-e, Dunkier.
Hans Kronold.
s. Only Thou, Lassen.
L. singing OF You, Chapman.
Madame BlAuvelI
S. SOLDIER Chorus. Faust.
Conducted by Mr.. CARROLL
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