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For Cape May, 1905 noon
PENNSYLVANIA cauRo.n

Gu, .,,,,,. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
755 An WEEK DAYS AZ Si4 hrTrs ANR E syEEs
smParior and Dining Cars Harrisburg TO Pitts
1880 AN. PENNSYLVANIA LnIITED.-Pulluar
SSlsepPf r. Dning Smoking and Observation
Sianspols ST. Louis Cleveland n and Toled Do
10 h BUFFET i PaE r ,s Car to- e IiaTrisbuIE.
Car to Harrisburg Buffet Parior Car Harris
$3.50 pm. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg to Indian
apohss ST Louis, Louisville via Cnclnnatil
7:2C PM WESTERN ExPREss.-pullman Sleep.
ing Gar TO Pitu burg and Chicago. Dining Car
7:2e Pm. soUTHwEsTERx ExpREss-puIlmau
Sleeping Sic Cars Washington to Plttsburg and
Vile via ,CincinnatO. Dining Car. Connects
1910 PM S PAc1 n ' E2pEFss-pulmsD s.e,
7.,h ing Gar to to, Pi!ts a
-, Niagara Falls daily. except Sunday. anu
ios snnaH for for Enira and R,nSyo daily
7:2o Pm. 70: wnliamsport. Rochester, Eric. Buf.
faio and Niagara Falls daily, except saturday.
io:4o P NJ for Erie Canandagua. RocRester' Buff.
G fao and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman Sleeping
FOR PHnADEPHiA. NEW YORK SiS'u AND Only" THE
400 PM ..ooxGREI Fist, LIMITED s,rr
aL Par P Cars with Dining Car from Bslti-
S e fss"s 1895 g sn @ ca c sD6 i n5
ing Ing Car ar. from wilmrgtonl An. l2:45 S:i6.
o:n !DIhlng Car from BALTIMORE. $50. 1000
ana II 20 Pm: On Sunday. 700 Dining Carr.
m1 ming AN. 12;l5, s:I5. 500 Dining Car
For Philadelphia only, Express 1918 pm.
week days. 2.e1 and $40 PM daily
For Boston, without change, 1855 AM week DAYS
For Baltimore go, ZOO. 7:oo. 7:5s. Sis. BOO.
ao;9o 1880. 100 AN: 1918. l2:45. 12:Ss.
FOL 3:l5, $3.50 t4:0o. Limited), $40 l:81, 800
. 20 6;l5. $50; 30. 1000, 10: 40 l1:I5 and
.s:ss5; 1859 iiOS AM i2i5. lis. s;Si s s;9s.
$50 a 90 Limited. 40 5:a0. $40. els.
$50 7:20. 1000 1910 aud IL 80 PM
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:55 AM and 431 Psi
week dnys. SuGdays. sos AM
For Annapolis. 700 and 900 A NJ, 2:I5 and 8: 40
r N. daily; except Sunday. Sundays 900 An.
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic coas.
line. $50 AN. 3:48 PM. daily; Richmond
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line. 500
TN. daily Ac"nmmodat ion for Quantico 7:45
AN daily and lbs PM. week days
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City Via Delaware River Bridge. all
rail- route, 5:15, 400. Congressional Lin
ted and II 30 PM. daily. Via Market
Street Wharf. 1000 AMI 1900 AN, l2:45 PM
weeK day.. $3.50 P NJ. daily.
Flo: Cape Nav. LOO AM. week days. 11:bo Pm.
daily.
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the station Sixth and streets where orders
can be left for the checking OF baggage destina
tion from hotels and residences.
Telephone call ''1441" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
]. p HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL. CARRINGTCN. ATTORNEY AT LAW
Webster Law building EOS u st. NV Washing
ton. u. c. Residence. No. 3 Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. aud 9th NV. ssl3
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Andrew Carnegie has written to the
Louisville Polytechnic Library Society Of
fering to subscribe Si25.00a for the c0nstruc-
ton of public library building, provided
the city pays at least $1,000 a year Tor run
ming expenses and the purchase and re-
newal of books
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOME lit BY MYSELF FOR MY
own family: Ihree-story and cellar. II rooms.
baths: nt-Uater fear; on nv. above l>h
Pricc reduced from S12. 500 To $1,000 Add:Css
'LINWbD." STIR rfficc- noiG-tf
FOR SAI-E-AT y BARGAIN. 10 CLOSE AN rs
tate-A very desirable Groom brick dwelling, all
mod. imps, . Tth st. NV
n"lG-3t LOUIS J.. SHOEMAKER, 800 + n ".
FOR SALE TO SETTLE An ESTATE VALU-
ABLE BU SINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPER
TIES
Store property 1jh and Pa. ave; wide
frontage renting for s1G0 a month. Price. $40
900 Of!cr wanted
CORNER STORE Capitol. renting 10 onr
tenant fer 10 years, pays $50 month. Price.
s.. OpI
STORE on 7th st. NV; rents for $50 month.
Price. s. $50.
store and dwelling near Pa. sve. Sc. rent s25
Price. 81, 700.
coy Groom dwelling on eth st. ne: dry
cellar. 81. 2oU.
12room 3-story dwelling near city hall: ren;s
for $40. Price, 81 600.
Dwelling near Conn. ave. ard " rents S45.
Price. 81 500.
n"l63t STONE & FAIRFAN sO6 + ST. NV.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIEo,D

bAEIiNORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Iearo w Sehedue in effect June u. 1879
e washington from station corner OF New
F., For Chicago and Northwest. vestibued Limited
For Cincinnati St. Louis and ni'i Indianapolis FL,
RI 1nr. 1923 am vestlbuled Limited $40 pm
For PltfsInrg and 'I Cleveland. 1o.ss am and
~ e. ana IL 90 pm. daily.
For Winchester and way stations 1900 10 S,
FOR Baltimore Week eel a daE. ,oa, ,.oo e,o
1I;o5 H7;lO xs;oo sss5 SIS. 1850 s;pO xi s;SU
$50 z5o5 Bio 5i' $50 o"' IA 80 Az AZ
x S:999' $50 Slo:00. 1880 xlI:50 pm SUNDAYS
1l295 loo LIZ, 500 500 s s:sS i 1880 , 5%
For S am, 700 xlo:oo 1880. xl!:50 pm
P Fo- sunday sunday, 80 a m 4:35 pm.
5.s0 g, m reHefichi week days. 900 an 1868 4:3o
For Hasersto%H HOSE am: M and ;I' i p ,sG pn
Points points S %Ss5 aaSs s ESQ ssS
p' Ro- SUNDAYS: 900 am, l:l5. 1905 pm.
49, aG6 way sss p? sss T Hcs d1ys
pm. Sundays, 800 am. 1915. ABS 20 io:Is
For Washington Junction and way points e.oO
Ann So s;sG $50 pm. week days; 500 am. lis
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Batim lamiPafsd With PStsSh light
and the east days. 7:o5 $50 1000 q nc
100 l;15 pm. Dining Carr, 300 ..itoysl LIN.
200 Dining G"D, 500, 1850 (Sleeping car open
ar 1000 o,clo'n). and 2:35 night. SUNDAYS.
a:oo, 300 am. 1906 noon. l:I6 dining Csrl
900, pos Dining Carr, 500, IL 80 tSicepfnc Car
open 10 o'clock and 2:35 night A'
PaFlor Cars all day trains
For Atiantie City, 1000 am. 1905 noon and
days. 0' H00H sun
For Cape May. 1905 noon
Except Sunday. 1Ernress train.
baggage called fcr and checked from BE-: lis and
residences by Union Transfer Co on orders ieft NJ
ticket offices. GIG Pennsylvania avenue NV New
YORK avenue and 18th street. and at Depot.
z. D. UNDERWOOD u MARTIN
I'd Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr MGR Pass Trafao
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
L: s Mattress Works.-Carpets and Rugs clean
ed Mattresses made 10 order and remAde. Iron
Beds. Cribs. Owens and Springs. Office. 5O7 18th
ST. NV. Works. loss and 1867 2Sth ST. NJ
NEWMlER. Manager. Phone SO4. ocls-lms
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MEDICAL
: DIR. leauherman.

Expert specialist in the cure of all special dis
eases Of men and women Consultation free.
Daily. TO II. to 5; Tues, Thurs and Sat
evenings, to s. 6o2 + NV. Closed on Sundsy
oc2I-1ms
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.

FoR SALE RARGA IN-oHLY 50 4oo-oN l. ST
new. Groom brick. ,"u.ret" cellar. tils-i iltr,
porcelain tub. cabinet m.ntrEs. front AMI hacE
yards. cement walks and every improvement and
vrnirHrc. oir-haif sIU.-" from electric cars
Sc rs about thS. Term. 10 suit
n"17-3t "a. Il. H0wENSrr;IN $40 + ST NV
rdnses on ii' Golden F - bet 9Th and iSs mi
p sfs sw: paving o.. Price. 81 .2'o each.
no1T-3t =. Il. PARKER. i35 ~ st. s.w.
FoV SALE CHEAP 5-RooM ERICK HOUSES
on 81 -. bet l. and NJ Price. 81 loo each.
$500 cash. bal on time: renting SIS per mo.
FuR SAIE-1425 YELLING ST COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS Handsome new house; history and
cellar. Iar"r. reception hail. dining room. but
rooms. numerous closets. tiled baths; very host
modern plumbing; ali pipes nickel steel plate;
range: laundry In basement. hot-watcr heat: fin
ilsh oak; handsome decorations. uiantels and gas
fixtures: lot 9112J- A better house cannot b"
obtained for the money.
noi7-at r W wALKER & son ioae 7 nv
FOR SALE T" CLOSE ESTATE FINE PROP.
14t sis NV. hot 1411+4: sfatIr: price. $1,000:
offered now $500: adjoining property held at
IT. X : Donaldson. so 1oth nv.
FOR SALE OR RENT
\ FINE CORNER HOUSE
tiTi 7 : Stlthprri. Eastern and
Western sIp"snre. contains II large all front
r'"'inS. . baths. modern Plumbing: hos water
FEE'T Low Tor particulars and permit to in
TII0s FI;YAN HuYcE. 1908 p-rraa. ave. NV.
uuI1-
FOR SALE IN Mt. PLEASANT WFII-BIII.T.
modern fran" hpISp: rooms. bath. cellar: :
bright bed rooms. furnace cabinet n'ant,l~: large
pprcArs. Price S3.s,0 if sold at once. Address
'JGT- RNEY.' sta Office. np1T3t
FOR SALE III SINFSSS PROPERTY LEASED FOR
lh years. ut annual rental pay ing : per
NET on price aSkcd S26.Oo": $1,000 can remain
AZ a. pcr cert. JOHN II. WALTER. 1921 -
81 NV. noIT-6t
FOR SALE To- SETTLE AN ESTATE THE Fol
lowing property. al great sacrifice: - and ~ X
st Il W: seven rooms and bath. ami. lot 11l.x
- feet 4" ~ foot alley 1918 18th st NV:
pressed brick AMI stone: Ia and hath:
a IL J.. lot 1sLeN:0 feet To 20 foot alley. For
!" rui-t q" inspect h0us"S and prices Se,.
AVERY X GRANVILLE.
h"li-' Room /. pO6 + 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
Education for Real Life
For Sons and Daughters in
RIISINEES COLL ElN

SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Academy OF Must. Building. 9th cor. D st. NV.
The 35th scholastic year begins Monday, August
Is. All departments reopen that date. Day aud
night sessions II 'en uIonths.
Rapid, 1egible and beautiful Writing Rapid Cal
cnlations Thorough English. bookkeeping and Bust
ness Practice, Correspondence. Gives, Laws Of
business. Commercial Geography, Science Of
Wealth. Shorthand rud Typs.writtng. Art Of Ex-
preston Delsarts Method. Moral and Social Gull
ture
Spacious. beautiful. brilliantly lighted. hand.
somely equipped Halls.
mainly received their practical education in this
College. and send their sons and danghters. and
candidates for employ ment, hero for training.
For further info ation call at College Once. or
send for New Announcement Coo 1900. containing
a Directory OF One Thousand Graduates of Spen-
Gerian College. where they are and what they are
doing.
College ONCE open day snd evening. $50 AIN to
$50 pm.
Mrs: Sara A. Spencer. Principal and Proprietor.
26-2y
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

MRS. HoRNIESS TEACHER OF SINGING. Will
remove to her new EtUdo at Droop's Music store.
$50 Ia ave. Friday. November IL 1899. Tues
Fridays for the remainder Of season.
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MRS. ALICE KRAFT BENSON.
Voice building and the art Of singing. Monday
and Thursday afternoons at Sanders & Stay
mrns. 1927 + st Residence. 1912 Princeton St.
Circulars. no161m'5
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Miss Katie v. Wilson, >, r Nocax

AFNuSS ANGI GIN v Wv NgSVEB m ESSONS
Pupil Of and especially recommended by Mr..
William Shakespeare, London, Eng. Studio. 1929
10th st. NV sel4-3ms
DR.. e. s. KIMBAII, TEACHER OF SINGING,
will remove &c his studio At Droop's Music
Store. 9.o Ia. ave, Thursday, November 10, %.
nuli2w
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS

The Atlantic City ONCE OF The
Evening Star is located Mt I3O9-I3
Atlantic avenue, where any Informal
ton concerning advertfsing, ETC., cxu
be obtained. The rates are the same
as charged at the Home ONCE.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE SALTWATER FARM. ALMOST IN
Annapolis SAMUEL BEALAIEAR, Room 3O3
Fidelity building Baltimore. Nd. no16-3ts
SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACES
including three valuable stock farms Of
300 TO 600 acres. within easy reach of Washing
ton. WM- Il. SAUNDERS & CO.. 14OT = ST.
mylS-tf
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

LOT Washington Junction and way points 600
=. m 80, $50 pm. week days; 900 am Ills
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21

"The event Of the season. Miss En-
ma Ballard entertained about thirty Of
her friends March 18th At supper
which was served at z, consisting Of
oysters, lobster salad, cake and coffee,
and many other good things.
The tables looked very bewitching,
being decorated with bows Of ribbon for
each one to know his place. Each lady
and gentleman was given card with q
dainty bow Of ribbon and number on
IL; the corresponding numbers to 60 to
supper together. The ribbons also being
alike they knew their places by bow
Of ribbon on each plate like the one held.
After supper the gentlemen retired to
the smoking room until the tables were
cleared away, and the dining room was
turned into ballroom. The excellent
music furnished by Mcintire & Fox
struck up, and the light, fantastic toe
was INDUCED in until the small hours.
Every one enjoyed every moment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
EHYGBuRG.

The annual athletic exhibition OF the
academy students Was given nc the hall
Thursday evening, March o. The Indian
club drill arthur Ward leader was
first-class In every respect. The drill by
the younS ladies In japanese costume
was very pretty. The mock drill by the
young men was very laughable, and
quite "take or on the young ladies.
The tumbliDg, etc, was considered the
great feature, and all parts were well
sustained. The exhibition was given
Saturday evening at Masonic Hall,
North Conway, to large audience. Re
ceipts, s3l. The Ladies' Club at North
Conway furnished the students a fine
supper, and were very cordial. All re-
port good time.
Miss Eva Good win and Miss Mary
Barrows Of Boston were welcome visit
ors In town last week.
Mrs. s. +. L,dd Is In Portland pur.
chasing spring goods.
Rev. Mr.. Cressey Of North Conway
preached at the Congregational church
Sunday morning, March II, In exchange
with Rev. Mr.. Abbott.
The infant daughter (Malaville Elise
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cousins died OF
Group Sunday, March II. Funeral
service Wednesday afternoon.
The pupils OF Mrs. A. VI. Abbott gave
recital at her rooms on Oxford Street
Saturday afternoon, Mar. IL. The pupils
PLAYED remarkably well and did excel
lent memory work.
Mr.. Chas. Haley and family have NOV.
ed into the Congregational parsonage on
Main Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
auckElELn.


r. C. Tbomes and wife who have been
In Florida this winter, returned home
Saturday, the 18th Inst.
&c. Woodside Of Auburn was In town
over Sunday, l2th.
Mrs. Alden Keen, an aged lady living
on High Street, Is quite III.
Mrs. I.ora Gerrlsh Lsnghton Of Lew
Iatou Was the guest OF her brother. b. 4.
Gerrisb, this week.
r. H. Briggs and wife OF Auburn
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz.
Spsnlding. Monday and Tuesday. Mon
day evening few of the immediate
friends were Invited In and an evening oil
social and pleasant intercourse was en-
joyed. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Spaulding OF
Caribou were among the guests.
The annual town meeting occurred
Monday, 18th. V. r. Decoster was
chosen moderator without contest. I.
8. Brigham, who has served NJ first
selectmen, declined to be considered a
candidate longer. Il. b. Austin and l.. c.
Mason Of last years board were elected
without much opposition. For third
selectmen several ballotings were had
resulting In the election Of j. b. Mason
over c. 3. Childs. For road commits.
sioners, Henry Parsons and 0. Green
Turner were elected. A motion to limit
| the pay of commissioners to el.50 pei
day for actual service was voted down
and s200 per day substituted. An efor,
was made to elect the superintendent OF
schools by ballot but was defeated by 8
very decided vote. One new schoo
house was voted.
A reception and donation was tender
cd pastor whitson Of the Baptist chucri
Friday evening at the residence OF Mr.
and Mira. A. r. Warren, where q gooC
number assembled and substantial ex
preston OF goodwill was pleasan
feature Of the occasion.
An amateur club Of minstrels from
Turner gave an exhibition at Nezinsco
Hall, Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
HEBRON.

Harlan Harden got home from Masss-
chusetts last week. He IL jus, recover
Ing from the grippe, and Is unable TO
work at present.
A. NJ. Richardson was at home over
Sunday.
The ladies' circle held their usual
meeting Tuesday afternoon and evening
Mrs. DIR. DOMAIN and Miss Hazel are
In Augusta this week with Represents
tive DOMAIN. Mrs. DOMAINS sister
Miss Thompson OF Auburn. Is looking
after the house during their absence.
Herbert Bowman gave a reception
Wednesday evening TO the senior class
Of which he Is member.
Ten or twelve inches OF damp snow
fell wednesi av night, aud the roads
we're broken Thursday.
The hills are getting bare, and before
the last storm the snow WAS thin on the
roads.
'Coun, that day lost
Whose how descending sun.
Views from Thy hand
No worthy action done"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
ne CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST,

the CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST.
The contest over the nomination OF
Mr.. DIngley's successor promises to be
very hot one from now until the dele
gates 10 convention ut Auburn shall de-
eide IL.
Oxford County has the opportunity TO-
nsme the man. With nusnimity and
good judgment that does the Republicans
OF this county great credit, they have,
without n contest, which might have
created more or less bitterness, heartily
and enthusiastically declsred for Hon.
John T.. Swssey as their choice.
Itisa wise selection--in fact, the best
that could be made at this time. He Is
a great jury lawyer, one OF the finest
speakers 10 New England, and II MONT
mated and elected, he will make his mark
In congress. His record, while senator
from this county In the legislature, indi-
Gates what he would be az . member OF
the house Of representatives At Washing
ton.
In ofI.band contests, where one has to
act on the spur Of the moment, John L.
Swasey has no equal In Maine. IL may
safely be assumed that this state has no
representative In the lower branch OF
congress, with the exception OF Tom
Reed, who Is capable Of taking higher
rank than he.
But the great question now Is, can be
be nominated? There is little doubt OF
t, II Oxford County Republicans act
through the contest with the wisdom al
ready shown. In every town the very
hardest workers and most sagaciou'
leaders should be selected for delegates
There will be no opportunity for
second choice. II ls Oxford Couoty''
candidate to the last ballot. Men there
fore should be chosen who "best Car
work and best agree IL this Is done
aud such fight made as the Oxforc
Bears are capable OF wsging, John I
Swasey will be nominated. The battle
Is on, and it should not be allowed u
take care Of itself. Oxford County lie
publicans, let Us show what we an
cspsble of doing. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
seThEl.

Sunday Mr.. VIM. r. Lovejoy, proprie-
tor OF the Bethel House, died at his
home after an illness Of only nine days.
Mr.. Lovejoy had attended to his regular
business previous to his Illness, caused
by pneumonia, which terminated fatally
Sunday evening. Two sons and widow
survive him. Prayers were held Ut the
Films Monday evening, and the remains
were taken TO Rocklaud Tuesday for
burial. The Masons escorted the remains
to the depot. Mr.. Lovejoy has made the
hotel business his life's work, and has q
large circle OF friends.
Saturday Mr.. G. G. Bryant missed
quite sum Of money from bis shop, but
the party or parties to the theft are still
unknown.
Last Monday evening Rev. J. W. Lewis
and his singing class, assisted BY local
talent, gave a very pleasing concert In
Odeon Hall. One Of the attractive mum
bers on the program was the flag drill
given by sixteen young ladies. The
concert was @ success, and reflected
much credit upon Mr.. Lewis and those
who helped to carry out the well plan
ned program.
Tuesday evening the village corpora
ton held lts annual meeting with foi-
lowing result:
Mcderator-E. c. Bowler.
Assessors-J. N. Philbrook, Chas Mason, +.
3. kilborn.
Trcasurcr-E. c. Rowe.
Audisor-A. n. Herrick.
Engineers-E y. Whitney. Chas. Chute, y. u
Park.
Twelve fire police were elected.
Voted to pay the collector per cent.
The following appropriations were
voted:
For use Of hydrants, ESQ.
Lighting strrets. eco.
To pay outstanding notes and interest, ESQ.,
Miscellaneous expenses, slop.
To pay members Of the nre department, ts0o.
Incidental expenses Of hrc department., tS
To purchase truck for the hook and ladder
company. go.
On account OF the storm the Congre-
gational parish adjourned its annual
meeting to Monday afternoon st 4
o'clock.
Tuesday the W. c. T. u. held very
interesting meeting with Mrs. Marley.
Mrs. Arthur Bunting has returned TO
Gilcad.
l
Mr.. aud Mrs. Warren Emery have
moved into their house on Mechanic
Street.
Principal Hanscome returned to Bethel
Wednesday.
Prof. Chapman was In town Tuesday.
and the festival chorus gavea special
rehearsal Saturday evening, March IL.
| A small admission fee was charged, and
refreshments were on sale. The pro-
ceeds will be used TO pay the running
expenses Of the chorus.
The people Of Bethel will be pleased
TO learn that Lucier's Minstrels will ap-
pear iu Odeon Hall April 5. This COM
pany always Ia welcome to a Bethel au'
dience.
Gould Academy will open It's spring
term next Tuesday.
Humphrey f.. Webster OF Dsmsris-
Gotta Mills has accepted an invitation
from Brown Post, G.. A. r., TO deliver
the memorial address NJ Bethel.
Saturday morning the Thermometer
showed real winter wcather--s below
| zero.
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AlRhA

At the recent election it was voted tc
re-establish the school In the New Settle
ment, District No. 3. This district has
produced some very good scholars, also
u. S. consul 1T Honduras, Charles w
Benton; also Capt. Charles c. Cole,
Judge Of the u. s. Supreme Court for
the District Of Columbia, was reared Ia
this district.
Our magistrates and deputy sherifis
are quite busy looking up liquor null
sances.
Hon. Samuel ID. wadsworth Is con-
fined to his bed by illness.
Hon. Charles Rankin and Mr.. Isaac 4.
Osgood are Ill from heart disea sc.
Mr.. Rufus n. Lowell has beea ap-
pointed road commissioner. He will
also care for the farm Of Mr.. Erastus
Storer during his illness.
Mr.. Geo. w. Clifford IL on trip ia
Augusta.
Mrs. J. r. Twitchell visited friends Ia
Cornish this week.
Miss Nancy Rankin has returned from
Canton.
Mr.. Freeman Howard was recently in
jured severely by falling tree, striking
him glancing blow from bis shoulder
to his hip.
The Knights Of Pythias will hold a
school of instruction at East Hiram on
Thursday evening, March sd.
Mr.. Asa b. Kimbsll IL confined TO his
house by severe illness.
The recent sudden death OF Rev. Frank
w. Davis, pastor OF the Congregational
church at Cumberland, Me-, has sad
dened the hearts of his many friends.
He was one Of the most pure and prom
ising young men ever reared In Hiram.
Mrs. Mary Wallace OF Holderness, n.
H., is visiting her native town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-03-21
WEST PANS.

People were greatly surprised 70 ~
about one foot OF snow Thursday morn
Ing.
Our manufacturing industries 10 thu
vicinity are evidently prospecting. l.. n.
Mann has had delivered 1t his mill since
last September, nearly 800 cords OF white
and yellow birch for handles and pins,
besides many cords Of poplar for box
shook. Nj. Cushman IL having the
usual amount OF hard and soft lumber
and Is getting fair trade In die blocks.
The Wood Rim Co. are having = large
number Of orders and are increasing the
force OF workmen and are rushing things
generally. They have had some dry
lumber from the West and more TO come.
II. p. Dennison made . business visit
TO Canada this week.
There are quite number OF sick ones
In this place and vicinity.
The gospel meetings here, being con-
Quoted by Rev. w. w. Carver OF Canton,
are very Interesting, well attended, and
ere not closed at this writing.
Rev. J. w. Smith Of Poland visited
his daughter, Mrs. Grace Hayes, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edith Bryant and Mrs. =. Walls
of Lewiston visited at q. w. Bryants,
SATURDAY..