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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
GREENWOOD.

Time, thou art ever flying swiftly on.
And over there we all VIII soon be borne;
| But, oh, that realm beyond the mystic sea-
No one returns 20 write It's history.
And how true. IL seems but few
weeks since the present year came In
and now II Ia more than one-third gone
On the first OF April the snow was sale
to be from four TO five feet deep In tn
woods, and cold enough for the middl,
OF March. On the 9th there were May
flowers, dsndelions and violets In bloom
Sunday, April 80, at o'clock p. ~, tn
Temperature was 90 In the shade. NJ
uncertainty about that kind Of transition
All the schools about here, so far Al
heard from, commenced the first day OF
May. Mrs. George Knight teaches In the
Bryant District, and Fannie Brooks al
the Centre.
Leon Brooks and wife made briei
Walt at the Bennett place last Sunday
Mr.. Brooks has hired lady clerk In hi
store In the person Of E!vira Cole. Mrs
Brooks has brother on the way TO the
Philippine Islands, Ia capacity Of a sol
dier.
When proposing that exchange Of ter.
ritory last week with England, we had
never seen nor heard the idea suggested
from any source; but curiously enough,
one OF our last weeks papers contained
an editorial entitled, IAN international
Barter" This Is the way the subject is
introduced: "Public interest has been
aroused by a suggestion that the United
States and Great Britain should make an
exchange OF territory. tits believed 10
some influential quarters that It would
be mutual advantage for England to
cede To the United States the island Of
Jamaica and the other islands 1t holds In
the West Indies, and accept the Philip
pines In exchange"
Tuesday afternoon gave US the first
thunder shower Of the season, but the
thunder was light, and the rain little
more than heavy dew.
Farmers are now busy getting the
ground ready for the seed, and @. b.
Brooks stands at the head, having pota-
toes up and hoed; bat II would be inter-
esting to know how they look now,
since Ice formed one-third Of an inch
thick Wednesday night.
Forests are growing green, aud snakes,
black flies, mosquitoes and csterplllars
have again put In an appearance.
Some Of the sick folks previously men,
toned are slightly convslescing, bot not
all. Fred Cole still has more than a
dozen sores on his face and neck, which
obstinately refuse to heal, thus keeping
him about the same % on the sick list.
Austin Morgan 10 somewhat on the
gain, 90 that he now gets about without
L.. Nell ltwA& .npk
Mrs. 8. B. Cummings ID worse again,
and has had more assistance from the
doctor. Her recovery ID still very
doubtful.
Friday morning. Another heavy frost
and moro Ice. Rather hard on growing
potatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
FRYEBuR0.
The class parts for y. A. 80. have
been assigned as follows.

yAledictory. Misa Sadie Smith.
sAlntatory, Alton Shedd.
Grafton, Neal Burnell.
History, Mary B. Page.
Prophecy, Bertha Hartman.
Gifts. Lillian Osgood.
Mrs. Laura Carlton, wife OF DAME
Carlton, died ut her sisters home ID
North FryeburR, Monday, May !, afteI
long and severe illness. Fuuera
service Thursday at 2 O'Clock; burial al
North Fryeburg.
Mrs. Mary Wentworth has been Il
town recently. She will now make he'
home with her daughter In Nashua.
Mr.. T. l.. Eastman gave very Inter
esting account Of his trip TO Porto Rict
before the Lsdies' Library Club Friday
April -. The Illustrations were fin
and the descriptions entertaining ans
Instructive. The ladies are very crate
full for his efforts In their behalf.
Rev. Mr.. Abbott exchanged with Rev
Mr.. MCDOWELL Sunday, April 30th.
Extensive repairs are being made OF
the Walker House by Mr.. Paris Haley
The district schools commenced Mon
day, May LIST. Miss Foss from vt. Yer
non has charge Of No. 1, Hattie Abbot
Of No. 2.
The West Oxford Teachers Assocla
ton met at Fryeburg, May 4. At tn
Congregational vestry. The paper
were well spoken OF, also the addresse
by Rev. Mr.. Abbott and Hon. w. W
Stetsou.
Mrs. +. +. Hastings Is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Robinson, In Arlington
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
ANpovRR.

~
TAurstou's drive On ~ "Wesl
Branch" and on Sawyse's Brook, passed
here Sunday. The drive on Black
Brook viii require several days 70 ct
here
The high water on the Androscoggin
has delayed the drive several days.
l.. r. Hall and c. Il. Cushman were
chosen delegated from here with In
structions TO vote for Llttlefeld.
Mrs. J. D. Newton entertained the
Congregational Circle last night. One
feature Of the EMBARRASSMENT was the
selling OF the ladies' by weight. The
number aud weight were put 10 hat,
the person drawing that number paid 70
cents for each 100 pounds. This brought
the supper ticket pretty high for some.
The schools are In full blast.
Chas. Burditt has gone to the lake
to work for Capt. Barker.
But little farming yet.
To-day the weather Ii decidedly cool
err. Last week the thermometer In sev-
eral places registered 30 degrees. Grass
Is starting up some, but We want rain
lust the same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

THE uosMos or rhe WICK IN AL
SECTIONS or the COUNTY.
PARIS NAL.

Tixss Bapsiss Church. IN. n. 4. ns'nras
sunday seSoos = d 4. 1.SsssA hvssiss -
vios 3 7:e 2 =. Prayer Needing wsa.asday
Uaivsrssnss charcA. sunday school svssy
sunday - II A. =.
One Paris Hill lady, Who has ~ the
good example herself, b anxious that oil
shall observe Arbor Day In . prac;cal
way, not only by setting trees and
shrubs, but BY raking and brushing up
their grounds and roAdsidee, and max
ing them look ~ neat and attractive -
possible. That Il very proper use to
make Of the day.
George r. Hammond and crew are
now at work on an addition 70 The
Beeches," Il Z 81 feet and two stories
In height.
Advertised letters In Paris post Office
May lst:
Mrs- Lizzie Kennedy.
Mr. Txisior fasrplski-
W. Gushing q CO.
Lieut. Commander w. w. kimbAll Of
the United States Navy has been ordered
TO Manila, and has cone from Cuba 70
Norfolk to make the necessary prepare
tons.
Miss r. n. Andrews, who has been In
Washington, Baltimore and other places
during the winter, returned to Paris Hill
last Monday.
Charles York lost u good colt last
week. IL IL thought from an examine
ton made after the Colt WAS dead, that
the cause Of death Was bots.
Vim. T.. Perkins Is putting 10 some
new carriages and getting his livery into
gear for the summer trade. Mr.. Perkins
saws his stable will furnish better teams
this summer than ever, and he has COM
pleted arrangements TO furnish any kind
or any number Of teams at thirty min
utes' notice in addition to what he has
In stock.
Mr.. J. Murray Quinoy, wife and son,
and Mrs. Caroline Harlow are spending
week Al DR.. Thsyer's in Portland. Mr..
Quinby expects TO be away several
weeks.
Mrs. Msrsndia Cole, widow Of G W..
Cole, is very III at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Fred York. Owing 10
her advanced age, nearly ninety-one, her
recovery 10 considered doubtful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
WEST PERU.


The Good Templars held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening and elected
the GLOWING officers:
OF. Woodbury., CT.
Ada Dcmcrttt, VT.
| Mcrtic Woodbury.. Chap.
Ella Robinson, y. Sec.
Rose Dcmcrtt, Treas.
| Eta Demcritt, Sec
Grace Robinson. Asst Sec.
tmiiy Tucker. Supt. J. I.
josie Arnold. ".
r. Haines, ID. NJ.
Harry Lovejoy, Guard.
Clifton Fletcher. Sen.
Frank Moss lost an OF while blowing
the other day. He hsd just taken the
or out Of the barn and had been In the
field but very few minutes when he
thought the OK acted sick. He stopped
him and he dropped dead.
Leslie Mclntire worked for j. A. Ar
mold few days this week.
+. Demeritt has finished repairing his
hsrn.
The school ut this place commenced
May under the Instruction Of George
Holman OF DixHeld.
B. A. Bearce made q visit to Lewiston
last Saturday and returned Monday.
Benjamin Lovejoy has stock Of farm
Ing tools on hand, which he Is selling
very reasonably.
o. T. woodbury's baby Is improving
very slowly.
Mertie Howard returned home April
20.
Benjamin Lovejoy says he Is going to
have the best garden Ia the village. II
he does he has got to get up In the morn
lag at 3 o'clock and work until at
night, pulling his corn and beans along.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

Mr.. Mark Coolbroth is 10 town look
ing after his timber.
Mr.. Will Allen and others at South
Road are having their logs surveyed,
Denmark Lodge, No. 10, i. o. D. r.
hiss seventy-eight members, but only
twelve attended the anniversary service
at the church April 30th.
Messrs. l.. A. Ingalls, and c. o. Pen
dexter are at Peabody Pond after trout
Mr.. Elwood Pendexter has gone to
| Massachusetts, to work st his trade
painting.
The Centre grammar school began
MAY lat, Mrs. Emily Ingalls, teacher.
The May ball at Odd Fellows Hall, By
Star Lodge, was a great success, bot
| financially and otherwise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, PlaiDfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told bel
she WAS hopeless victim OF consump'
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. King:
New Discovery for Consumption. Sht
bought bottle, and To her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use, and after taking si1
bottles found herself sound and well
nov does her own homework, and Is 81
we'll "a she ever was. Free trial bottle:
OF this Great Discovery at +. A. Shurt
leY & Co.'S Drug Store. Large bottle;
30 cents and 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
WEST 6eIhel-

II. G. Mason is on visit to Paris and
Norway this week.
Leon Tyler has wiutered fine colt,
one year old this spring, which for size
and action Ia hard 20 beat. Mr.. Tyler
has lately purchased OF c. c. Merrill 8
mate for IL, snd under his fostering care
they will be heard from later on.
Dana Morrill, Is hauling out dressing
for Z. G. Wheeler.
School Is well under way In the village
and present indications point to q sue
cessful term.
A. Z. Mason Is about TO commence q
thorough repair Of bis buildings.
l.. ID. Grover will finish the ell to his
house that he put up last fall.
Grass Is looking finely and grows fast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
RoxRuRN.

Carrie Cannon Is canvassing in San
ford. Her husband Is making his home
la West Peru for the present.
The river drivers are camped at the
Walker place. They are having an
extra spring for river driving.
The very hot weather has forced vege-
tstion wonderfully.
Swain Il Reed will soon have their new
mill running. They have nearly thou
sand cords Of birch waiting for the saws.
Geo. Gilmet Is cutting and hauling
birch TO L. H. Reeds mill on bare
ground.
Perley Whitney. who leased j. c.
Tsylor's farm for five years, has settled
of with Taylor, and given up the lease
at the end OF the fret year. Matters In
dispute we're left out to John Houghton
OF Byron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
SWEDEN.

Our schools began May 1st. There
are three In session. One at the Centre
taught by Mrs. n. o. McIntire; one In
the South District taught by Alice l..
Perry, and one at Black Mountain taught
by Emma Jacobs Of Bridgtou.
The April showers have brought out
the May flowers 10 great abundance and
pastures and fields are all looking finely.
People are At work on the farms quite
generally.
s. L. Plummer returned home April
18th, accompanied by walter B. Stone,
who spends his spring vacation with his
friends in this section.
Ralph Stone Of Otisfield Was ct d. III.
woodbury's the past week. IL 10 report
ed that be has bought out Dean Wiley's
Fryeburg stage line.
Mrs. ]. c. whitney, formerly Of
Sweden, is very low with Bright's
disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

Some 81 nights aad ffssty norning1
| IL past Week.
Nlss Emma a. Swan b q hone erou
Auburn caring for her mother who d
slowly couvslescing.
Messra. EllingwOod and Willis have
made and sold since January Let about
600 worth Of river drivers tOola.
George W. Ridlon and villa are on q
| trip 70 Boston.
hr. A. 8. Durham has cold his house
In the village 70 j. n. Cole.
Chas. Curtis has moved his family b
Gorham, N. H.
Mrs.. s. w. Duuham has returned from
visiting her daughter at Everett, Macs.
Rev. z. j. Wheeler has resigned his
psstorate over the r. b. church 70 take
effect 10 the near future.
Geo. Hammond has moved to Gorhsm,
N. H., and goes to work for Libby 4
Sons.
W. C. Mooney was thrown OF his farm
cart and run over one day this week
Fortunately the cart Was empty and Mr..
Mooney escaped with bad bruises and .
good shaking up. .
The West Paris Dramatic Club will
present on Wednesday evening, May 10,
ct DunhAm's Hall, the popular drama en-
titled, "Neighbor lakewood"
Mrs. Albert Rider, Of Gorhsm, n. H.,
10 visiting her sisters, Mrs. Shedd and
Mrs. Bacon.
The annual meeting OF the public
library association will be held with the
librarian, 8. T. White, this Monday
evening, Mays. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The annual parish meeting Of the
Universxlist society will be held In the
+. b. church on Tuesday, May 0. at 80
p. NJ, to elect officers for the ensuing
year, and TO transact such other business
IS may properly come before them. A
full attendance OF all parish members Il
earnestly desired as the project OF the
erection Of church by the society will
be discussed at length, and decision
arrived at.
Our community was greatly shocked
on Thursday evening when word WAS
received that s. B. Locke had suddenly
passed away. He had been ailing FOR
several weeks, but had been able most
Of the time to be about and had made the
remark just before his death that he ws'
| feeling better than usual. Mr.. Locke
WAS 50 years Of age, and WAS well ant
fsvorsbly known all over the county
and by business men through and out
side Of Maine, he having been In busi
ness here since early manhood, with the
exception Of two years, (s3 and 'S.)
when he Was at Norway In business with
Mr.. Smiley. Mr.. Locke honorably repre-
sented his district In the Legislature Al
Augusta In the years 1873 and '16. Hii
death WAS caused by heart failure ant
his funeral. Rev. Mr.. Hooper officiating
occurred on Sunday at O'Clock, p. N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
EAST BETHEL.

Early potatoes and peas were planted
the last week In April.
Miss Lillian Kimball commenced
teaching in the graded school May lst.
Miss Matte Tracy returned TO heI
school In Lawrence, Mass, May 9Th.
Miss Ethel Hsmmons, = former teach.
er, opened school in this place, May lst,
with thirty-hve pupils. Miss Hsmmous
il boarding with Mrs. j. n. Bartlett.
Mrs. Arthur Tracy and child spent the
past week at w. II. Trscy's.
Porter Fsrwell had a young orchard
nearly destroyed by mice the past win
ter. Over 100 handsome trees were eaten
all the way round.
Mrs. A. N. Bean arrived home from
Washington May lst, and will spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. Emeline
Bean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
BROWNeIElO.

Mrs. Wakefield Of KexAr Falls IL at the
PeQuawket House with = full line OF
millinery goods.
Mr.. John GRAHAM aud family have re-
turned to their home on High Street.
Mrs. Wenderlin Of SebSgo Is visiting
friends In this vicinity.
Quite number Of young ladies OF this
village are teaching school.
Miss Mary Msrston Is teaching the
primary school In this village.
Mrs. DR.. Fitch 10 quite sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
so,,rh a,,saeoao.

Miss Annie Martin from the Point ID
teaching here, and boards with Ars.
Harvey Neal.
Mrs. II. L. wyman l. Visiting ct Ezra
Bray's In Auburn.
Mrs.. Susie Longley and two daughter,
Dorothy and Marion, are stopping ct her
father's, r. p. Putnam's.
n. L. Wyman was drawn traverse
Juror In the United States court ct Port
land, and =. p. Putnam Was grand juror
nom this town.
W. r. CLARK and Tom Falardo are
working ct The sorting gap.
Gene Lovejoy b working for W. +.
Clark.
W. Clark won't 70 weld Pond for two
wsel . Ashing April 18Th.
Teams have not been through the
water below IL post once for week.
but tAis morning, Nay III, IL water b
FALLING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
LOWELL.

Mrs. Douglass Void and children o.
Montclair, N. j., have arrived At thei
summer home 1t Lowell Centre.
The logs on Upper keazar Pond hav,
been surveyed, and the booms have gon'
down the pond.
Benjsmin Russell, Jr., is to work TO
Mr.. Goldsmith on his cottage on Sheel
Island.
At a Republican caucus held at tn
town house May 4, Henry g. Wake
and Joseph =. Stesrns were elected del
egstes to the Republican convention q
Lewiston. They we're Instructed to vot
for Hon. John +. Swasey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
For Representative to Congress,
John p. SWasev,
Of Canton.
COMING EVENTS.

Nay iol-Arbor Day.
NAY n-secoad Congressional Di-srics Repub
bean convention. Lewiston
NAY la-Second Congressional District Demo
cratic convention. Cisy Hal, Lewiston.
Nay 10. E.-County convention Of W. Z. Il. L.
south Paris.
Nay ls-Norvsy High school graduation, Nor
way opera House.
NAY IL. @.-oxfcrd County Teacher Conyen
ton. Canton.
june ss.-Maine Universalis, Convention, Port
land
june s.-South Paris High school graduation.
June ls.-speciAl congressional election, Secon'
Maine District
june nNsi Hebron Academy graduation
July g-Aag lo.-School Of Methods, fryeours
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
South Paris, Maine.
CLASSICS ~ Lr
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~~SW SOUTH PARIS


NOTICE.
In the District Court Of the United staess for
the Districs Of Maine. In Bankruptcy.
10 the matter Of
Of Bethel, Bankrupt.
County Of Oxford ard dists1cs Aforesaid:
NOsice y hereby given that o. The ~ day Of
April, A. D. 1sD6, de said Charles 3. Russell
vis duly sdjndieatsd benkrups :aa9 thas ~
Court HOUSE. IN South Paris, on The ~ day Of
Nay, 4. D. le1o q 10 osclock n tho 6og0nooo, g
which tlns IL credstogs may seepu1, prove t&qIr
chains, appoint . trnseea exsnlne ~ benkrups
" coue bofoTe aid meeting.
SoulA Pasts. Nay H.. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
ARBOR DAY.
PROCLAMATION By THE GOVERNOR

In obedience 10 a statute instituted by the rep
re-entzssyes Of our people, 1 hereby appoint
wednesday the leah dAy OF MAY. Arbor Day
I again call attention 20 the importance OF plant
Ing trees and shrubs about our homes. IL adds
q their comfort. renders them more beautiful. Is
ever an Indication Of refinement and Gu TURF.
and the DAYS work well done will merit and re
ee,ve the grateful commentator OF those who
succeed Us
also recommend that the day be especially
observed BY our schools throughout the state, u
the end that the best results may &c secured.
Given AZ the Executive Chamber. In Augusta.
this twentieth dsy Of April, In the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety nine. and Of the Independence OF the
Cnited states OF America the one hundred
and tsen:y third.
LLEwELLIS POWERS.
N A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

DIR. A. L. Hersey and 1rs. Hersey
have returned from Pinehurst, North
Carolina, much improved In health.
Rev. Chas. Fisher Of Mechanic Falls
lectursd on Temperance Sunday evening.
Mrs. w. E Holmes of Welchville
died May 3, at Lisbon, at TIE home Of
her brother, Dr.. Poetsr.
Bal Scriboef, former fesldent, died at
Lynn, Mass, Of heayt disease, aged "a
years, IL months. He was beoaeht hsrs
for burial. The funeral Was held q TIE
house Of Merrill Brsckstt, Rev. 4f.
Buchanan ohlciatipg.
Daniel Yesson dis1 e welcAvills. Nay
:, aged q ysas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

Mrs. @. A. 6tephens and Mlss Janet
Stephens were IN Portland few days
last week.
James Smith and wife Of Norway wefe
at Mrs. Sarah Marston's Sunday.
Mr.. 8. A. Stevens u Il Au6arn visit
ins ~ dsaehtk. Mn. Wm. Uanne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ho< or Cold.
WHY Not Come In
Items, This Week.
Notice OF First Meeting OF Creditors.
Notice Of Foreclosure.
BAnsrups's Petition for D'sehargc
To Those Who owe }. A. Lzmbe.
Probass Notices.
For sale.
Wanted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
RUMFORD FAILS,

Rev. Z. W. Weber preached his fare
well sermon Sunday, April 30. A large
congregation greeted him. Mr.. Weber
has been with as three years. He has
made lots Of friends and no enemies. He
goes to Mechanic Falls.
Rev. G. B. Hannsford, who lives here,
will preach In Buckfeld. Rev. Mr..
Purinton will preach at Rumford Centre
and Dixfield. Andover ID left without a
supply.
Rev. j. l.. Hoyle and his wife returned
from Bath Tuesday. Their infant daugh-
ter died very suddenly this morning,
May 81, aged Z months. The remains
will be taken to Bath tomorrow, where
funeral services will be held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
SUMNER.

w. b. Foster has gone TO eastern Mas
sachusetts TO work.
D. <. Monk, who has been taking a
vacation for his health, has gone to
Massachusetts,.
The Ice went out Of Labrador Pond
April 27th-not quite As carly ~ last
year.
Albert Ames, who has traded places
With Mr.. Millett Of South Paris, has
moved from his farm.
O. L. varney has the contract to build
the new school house ct the Pond, we
hear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
MASON.

Douglas Cushing has got through
driving, and Is at home.
Mrs. Ella Hutchinson has gone bscl
to Massachusetts,.
Efiis Tyler has been quite poorly for
few days.
Archie Hutchinson IL working a
Gilead.
George westleigh 10 working 70
Ernest Morrill,.
Eden Mills Il working for A. s. Bear
at West Bethel.
Our school was postponed on account
Of scarlet fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09

Mrs. Helen A. Croker returned from
her visit to Norway last Thursday.
VIII Seames Is st work for A. l.,
Emery.
Mrs. welles Of Haverhill, Mass, Is Wis
ting at w. II. Farnhsm's. A. s. Cole
Of Albany was also there last week.
School on Howe Hill commenced TO.
day (Monday) with Miss Fannie Cross II
Bethel as teacher. She Is TO board with
s. s. Felt.
Rev. Mr.. Eldridge Is to preach at the
Union Church the frat and third Sunday
OF each month at 2:30P.M. Rev. Mr..
Barton breaches the second Sunday at
the same house.
Mrs. Lizzie Demond returned from
Concord, n. H., lsst Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
ATWOOD 6 FOR b rs,
Daassss aaA Psspsasssss.
GDonaB n. ATWOOD a. \. FOa1xs.

TKRns s-el-so year II paid ssricsiy In advance.
oshezw1se es0 year. single copies . cent?.
Apvx1rIsxnIxIs% An legal advertisements
are given three consecutive Insertions for u 81
Per Inch In length Of column. Special contxacts
made VIII local. GAnsaenk and yearly advertts-
ern.
Jon PRuruo New type. fAss presses. sseam
power. expeEieneed workmen and loo prices
nsss eoDplsss and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-05-09
IOckE's MILLS

School did not begin here last Monday
as expected.
Mayfowers are plenty, and very
pretty.
Swallows are here once more.
Farmers In this vicinity are busy farm
Ing.
Tom Conroy has moved to Minot.
Mrs. Annie Emery and daughter Edith
were In Lewiston Saturday, April 10Th
Mrs. Lsfe Laphsm has moved iut'
Earl Fsrrington's house, from which
Mr.. Doughty lately moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Barnett visited hel
sister In Albany last Thursday and Fri
dsy.
Lsfe Lsphsm Is working at Rumford
Mrs. X T. Bryant and little grand
daughter, Hilds Chapman. went to Free
port last Thursday for short visit, ant
from there they 60 to Bradford, Mass.
Charles Stowell and Mr.. Powers eacl
lately sold horse. Mr.. Stowell received
sl25 for his.