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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
CzAR HAS TYPHOID.
The Disease Pursuins Satifactory
fBy Associated Press.)

{By Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 14-The at
tack of Influenza. from which the Czar
has been suffering, has cow developed
symptoms of typhoid fever The indispo-
sition OF His Majesty was first announced
November ID. and has presented the usual
symptoms until yesterday, when his I'LL
ness assumed the chaacter Of .yphoid.
Baron de Frederichs. the Master of the
Imperial household. has issued the follow
inb bulletin:
..Hss Majesty passed gooa night His
general condition is satisfactory Tenn
perature, l01.6: pulse. 90. His head IS Gear,
and the strength OF the patient IL quite
satisfactory. The diagnosis shows TYPHOID,
which for the presen; IS pursuing tnor-
oughly satisfactory course.
(SiguGd) ..TCpy sT-vGFHN =HIRSCH.
..DR. TYCHINCFF,
BARON DE FREDER1cHs."
Gary ci, " i s:et turn.
{Hy Associated prnss,
FREDENsBORG. DENMARK. Nov.
1.-THE Czarevirch. Graad Duke Michael,
proposes to return TO Prussia irnnn edtat tsiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
SUMMARY OF To-DaYs NEWS.
local.

y4octi.
ruo men held on serious charges
PLAN 10 have permanent campins-
ground
-Masons elect their oaicerS.
The Constitutional Convention tas
topic among politicians.
Council committees toFnisar
state.
Varsity defeats Pc.ytschntc Institute
at Charlottesville
-Eirgt MA Conference passed on charac.
ters of ministers yesterday.
Baptist General Association meets 10
MANY marriages in the State yester-
day.
Grnrr7rl.
Tinted States Government placing no
Obstacles In the way-of speedy settle
merit Of Chinese difficulty.
New canons proposed for Episcoual
Church take strong grounds agatssss
3 andrew Carnegie VIII establish poly.
7tecf,icaf Institute at Pittsburg. Pa
Tho torpeo6-hoat Stockton raE
aground yesterday
For i:.t,-
General Botha said TO have offered Ia
surrender to Ros sertss
Peace negotiations PROGRESSING f1vcras
bly,. =
shortly raen<n 20 Pesz.Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
CARNEGIE A PHiL4NTHnOPIST.
viii Estallish a rn ytcchnic Institute
III l'ittri,urn. Pa.

-
PITTsBRG1 PA. Nov. 14.-Andrew
Carnegie, i is stated on unouestionable
authority, las another surprise for Pitts
burg His purpose IS said 10 be the es
tablisi1ment Of polytechnical school for
the instruction Of practical mechanics and
Industrial s:iences.
The amount Of money which it is said
viii be speit by Mr. Carnegie in founding
and endowiig the school is So. COO oa
Details o! the proposition are expected
TO be made known Tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
T.ab,r TrIuhh Tea c''es Crisis.
fHv Associated Iress

TAMPA, Fla, Nov. 1,.-The trouble
-aetween, the rival !abo- o:gariza ttoas. the
.es:stancia and tie International Cigar
a;lfl.s' Unions. r.ached 4 cr'sis TO-DAY.
Each Organization has made the demand
mat the members Of ths rival order be
ocked out and some CT the manufacture
zrs have closed taair s:sctoriss 10 prevent
trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
CAPTAIN MYERS WOUND.
av;des,ces lie 6I's Quarters at Which
Fighting Ioak Place.
Eitr aeS,ato+a,t r,....-
atWllicIl

fits Associated Prcss}
Resrsn. Surgson-Ge1,eral Of the Navy,
has receive6 4 report concerning the
wounslii,s G! Captain Myers. the "a ar1k.1.g
officer ct feasn. The wound proves 10
haze been mast navel. being made by
t;ai:sese spear. and is one o. ths few
vs3anas from siieil a weapon that Anert-
ear surgeons have been called upon to
treat
II also evidences the c:ose quarters al
which the American comma ader at Pc
kin wa ensssea with the Chinese SPEARS
men. The wound has healed to some ex-
tent. and Caasasa Myers IS convalescent.
although 1t has been dsemeds adv sable TO
Z s.eronve him 10 the Naval Hospital at
Yokohama
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
General Gratiiic t,oa at rr grcss
Made Tow III :, Ct esaent.

fBy Associated Prt'ss.f
PEKIN, Nov. i2.-V.a Shanghai. Nov.
IA protrac,ed confe. ence OF tbs foesign
ministers was held to-day ar the conalU-#
sion Of W., ch thsre IVES general cx-
eressiSn Of. graf .fcss,o on az the progress
made, toward reaching a settlement
It was stated iiiss mos. Of tie minor
points had been disposed oi. and that an
agreement had been reached Upon several
essential auctions.
Un.ted States Minister conser said he
vas encouraged te believe that prepos!-
lions would he ready 20 be submitted 10
..ii,a Chinese rie!iirsote entiaries ct an earlier.
date Than he had heretofore hoped.
The ministers will n,est again to-mor-'
row.
Reliable Information from ,Siu Cwaug
Indicates disturbed condition O! atfs'rs
there. Robbers and piratss are harrass-
.ag the region anu ps-alyzns commerce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
senatnr DELE f.n-d tion.
a. Assnelate.! a Fress. J

sT PATTL. MIN, November 1.-THE
reports from the bedside OF United States
srlator G. K. Davis tE.s afternoon stasssi
that he was resting coErsoftao y LhaSSteS
has Developed. eonpiscatsRs sne 81 Lon
arsafsy. Fils Temperatures to-day was
60 % ard pulse lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Il la.,. u, I.r, r',g t.
lsu s.oeiated p-nasl


ALICANTE, SPAIN. NOV lt-pufins
the progress of q buil-fsht, given hy
worr. IN to-eras at drecuer. near Tbs
city. yesterday. the benches collapsed ana
eight persons were killed and 2eo injured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
DAY Y'S re MAINS.
rhey Willie Placr, in Vault TO
fE Associated Press J

H.rt1 ~ III FNE''1.
Il Associated Press)
NEW YOlk. Nov. 1.-THE body OF
the late Ma.us Daily will he placed in
the receiving ~auIt in Calvary Cemetery
tomorrow, wlere it viii remain until
the family shal decide upon interment
1t was stated " members of the fami-
ly to-day that the body would not be
sent TO Montan-
The funeral VII take place tomorrow
morning at 11:5 O'clock from St Pat
rick's Cathedral, The family and a few
of the most inti12se friends of Mr. Da-
Iy Will accompany the BODY TO Green
wood Cemetery, Were it will be placed
n John ". Maclay's mausoleum. La
ter a plot will be purchased in Green
wood and the b'dJ Will be inferred
there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
THE ERRTHnUAEE SEVERE,

r,e.wcen 3,rnlve an.i Fifteen Thnus-
,n,i Bui,d .:"s Y .>,r'5r'i or Damaaen.
tBy Associated pressD
WAsHTNcTGN Nov. 1l-Mr. Russell.
United States Charge d'Afaires at Cara
as, reports that the cartQuake IN Colon,
:ia Issst north was e.v ,nuc,1 more
evera than 1t firYt desa',ioeti. TIE peo-
lie deserted their aonlesan slept in the
treets ana I5stweer Z c04and $500 BIZ Id
nes were s3esirovei or cimaestl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
CHINESE GARRISON PIkIN.
Expedition Semi t,n, Against Them by
Ta,, w itscrsae.
(Eys Assrscis. na r,r..sSs \ 49,

(By Associated Prsss.)
BERLIN. Nov. s4.-The War oiice has
sscs-ysd the following dispa eh from
Count Ven Waidersee. dated rekfa.
November i1tl,:
The former Chinese garrison OF PEEK n
is nov, between Hnai La, and k-uen II IA.
tAiso written s,,an Hna,. fiftv-ts#o and
esghtsf-nsae miles. respectively. northwes.
Of Pekfn-
On this account and also because Of 8
request from 3 shop Fsay.e1 for pretact'onS
so- catf ol!cs threatened IN thai q stree.
Al espeds.son has bsen Issnt under coan,
yon Wartenserg. cons sting of IN. E,rst
Battalion. Firss Regiment Colonel jaeger
command sngg. q company OF the second
squadron. train OF mountain ar.fiery.
com -ary OF AustrIans. q battalion az
1taIa.a. and sne.,iitafn ha tsry....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
ORDERED T0 GLV:sToN.
Captain WI.e"ser :n is'po:'t n;, Eamaat
Done Crtinanc" NJ: :eriai There.
by Associaret Press. J

tI'-' -t-1'5' I ttssS-J :
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1i.-Captaiu Chas,
;. Wheeler. of the ordanca Department,
las been ordered from this city to Cal
.eston Tex. to eXarniIE and report upon
i,;- condition Of oa'dnanc mater al at that
lace, and to estimate the amount Of
unds necessary to reshre to It's proper
ate apv propeyty OF It's kind damaged
'ur-ng the recent big flpd there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

rfotfs Efli Smith, Of New York. lost his
hsSat here arnigi1. With Jim Judge. Of
Scranton. Pa bysf fouling his man IN the
eleventh round Che fight was fast and
furious up. to the point Of conclusion.
5 ftse4 a1fd:ence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
sUPPR ss'oN OF VICE.
POI si.,nuns aed Ganatiliny Dens of
New rk to he [ va dI.,l.
(Ey Associated Press i -

NEW YORK. Nov. la.-It is aunnunradl
to-n. .ght that the soc,ety for the Snppras.
sion ot Vice, OF whch Anthony comstock
Is the head viii soon beg n the most Ar.
lensife rad of p,o'-ro ms and gamhIny
dens ever undertaken In this city.
The evMence collected has been turned
9oyer to District Attorney Gardner. and
1t Is sa--d Mr. cogstock WiE to-morroW.
sat out . large number of Warrazlks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
I'll i DIVORCE MILL.

Alleged Dp rat ,rS.
by Associated Prrss.)
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE grand Jury
to-day returned Indictments to Recorder
Goff. in tleiCr1rinal Court against Henry
Seimer ant Frank Wilson, the alleged
operators o the divorce mill, recently dis
closed by TIE District Attorney and others.
The defendants aretcharged with perjury
and subornstion of perjury,
There are two indIc.men;s agains. Mai
son. two Indictments against Seimer, one
Indictment against Wilson. and one in
dlctment aslinst each OF the women. Mrs.
Herrick ane Miss Tompkins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
RELATIONS WITH CUBA.
senator p1a:t Has Called !, Meeting Of
ssar GtnnIttce.
.Ry SSsr,iatrI Press

WASHINGTON. Nov l4-Sanaior PIatt.
{ Connecticut, chatrmtn of the Commit
e on Relations with Cuba, has called q
reet re Of that can,nlttee for nezt Fri
'.y. under 'i1e resoiut5n Of the last sss-
ION OF Congress. autprizins an investi
alton OF affairs IN Clba IN connect on
With the 1evelopren the Neeiy case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
BOTHA WILL SJRR =NDER.
Is Said to Have Sent Terms He VIII
Accent e, Roberts,
fRv Associate,, pr.ss ,

y
LONDON, Nov. 14.-Conmandant-G
raj Botha, according to q dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Pretoria. has sent to
Lord Roberts q statement OF the terms on
which he will surrender.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
RECE YER NAMED.
Cause of Strong Fatluro Was Endorse
nI "f Nc. es.
6Rr .ssncintea Prnss

CBy Associated Press.l
NEW YOtUk. Nov IA recsirer vas
yesterday appointed for the firm OF WI
lam L. Strong & Company. of which the
late Mayor Strolg WIS a member. Tho
cause of the Strong failure, made pubic
to-day, was. that the Strong firm hrd in
dorsed mora than <5a0.ad1 II not1s for tbs
Stout Wooren Mrs. for which the arnf
was agent. aud that the sudden deadl OF
former Mayor Strong ard az Il. H Stott
heads OF the tr-o co1csrus. " thin three
y5 of each ctt1er, had brought about 4
rsis by d,ssoIv.ng both firms at mo-
r,reat wnea large SUNS vera due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Can Spare >oN re Troops.
INV Associated prass

LONDON, NV. .la.-''We understand, =
says the Daily News, that Lord Roberts
has int mated that II is impossible to
withdraw more troops from South
Africa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
THE STOCKTON ASHORE.
Ean Aground With the Board Of In
Si,rct ion Aborrsl.
fex Assoctnted Press.l

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Navy
Department has received a dispatch from,
Annapolis. saying that the torpsdo-boat
Stockton has gona ashore on Horn Point
Shoals She struck It o'clock Tuesday
n ght There is small chance OF getting
her off Until the wind changes
The s ec!lton is one OF the new torpedo
boats, and was about to have hsr tt al
trip, the board OF inspection being on her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
RIGIiMOND. VA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1900.

count of tie twelfth census. is e.21s.ss1,
against T.ss53 IN 1880
s. This shows an Increase since 1850 Of s7s,-
97s, or s2D6 Ier cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

1sst Z nus isy', I. 81.
(By AaeociaIsd sFress.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
BRYANT POND.

Atwood Estes, son Of Sullivan Estes,
was severely injured Tuesday noon
while lacking up an engine, which had
left the track on the Portland and Rum.
ford Falls Railway, where he was EN-
ployed. He was able 10 walk TO hi.
boarding place after his injury, hut he
died at II O'Clock that night. His re.
mains were brought home Wednesday
morning. The funeral services were
held Mt the Unlverssllst church FRIDAY
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Gertrude
Earle, Of Gorham, n. H., conducted the
services.
Railroad accidents have got to be q
daily occurrence. One is reported above
us this morning, and another poor fellow
was carried by on stretcher, result OF
an accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter beverley are u
celebrate the 25th anniversary Of their
marriage Monday, Dec. IL, afternoon
snd evening.
william Day Is convslescing from g
severe stack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Leila Estes hiss been very sick
but Ia able TO be out.
The winter term Of school has com.
menced. Mr.. Will X. Holmes Of South
Paris teaches the grammar department
Mrs. Fannie Bowker will stop at hi,
fathers, J. l.. Bowker's, over Sunday
and then 90 TO Maiden, Mass, wher,
her husband has position In printing
office.
We understand that Mrs. Lucy Bear
has fallen heir TO thousand dollars {
short time sgo. We are glad to hear Of
the good luck OF our Eeighbors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11

Nrs. c. b. Lane met with . severe
and painful accident owing 70 fall on
her piazza last Monday morning, break
ing both bones OF the leg above the
ankle and splintering the bone just BE-
low the knee. DIR. Bradbury was called
In consultation with DR.. Yates and Mrs
Lane 10 doing a. well ~ can Be expected
Fl. @. Brown, who has been sick for
quite long while. IL on the gain.
Chauncey n. Childs has sold his farm
10 Mr.. Austin whitman, formerly OF
Shelburpe, N. H., and brother Of Mrs
Samuel Estes Of this place. Mr.. Chllds
contemplAtes moving into the village.
The Universalisf fair has been post
poped from Dec. 10th to Thursday even.
Ing, Dec. s0th. See posters.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the members Of the Universalist Cir
Gle at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Bates last Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
ANpovER.

Tuesday night gave us Is inches OF
damp snow and to-day all business Ia
suspended until the roads are broken
out. Seldom do We have the amount OF
snow at this season Of the year. IL Ia
Just a blessing to the loggers, ~ In some
places IL required lots OF snow to get the
TINT Der of.
The Universalist socisble met In the
hall last Tuesday evening. A good
number out.
Last Tuesday, Prof. Wight met sc-
cortling to previous notice at the Con-
gregstional church those who wished to
join singing class, but on account of
the storm but few were ont, so he pro-
poses TO meet next Tuesday ut the same
place and requests all who want to join
the class to come out and hear him sing
solo. II enough encouragement can
be given he will meet with them Tues
day and Wednesday evenings OF each
week. We hope all who can viii come
and Join the class.
The schools In town will begin Mon
day next. The new school house at the
village IL an Improvement and with the
extra room all scholars who desire can
be accommodated.
viii Mitchell with heavy team went
10 South Paris Monday after q photo
graph saloon which he bought there.
The Hook and Ladder Co. will give
the members Of the company al oyster
supper Tuesday evening 10 the hall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
GREENWOOD.

Had the ground been bare since
Thanksgiving the time would have
passed for an average Indian summer,
since IL has thswed every day up 20
Wednesday, and the temperature fell bu,
few degrees below freezing during the
night. But there Is now nearly two feet
Of snow on the ground, and the ponds
are still open-the like OF which they
claim that the oldest inhsbitznt never
saw before. So the boys aud girls will
have 20 wait a little while longer for
their fun At skating, although they had
lots OF 10 aiding on the crust.
Daniel Cole had large room finished
OF In his new house In which they had a
dance Thanksgiving evening, and intend
TO have another Christmas evening. The
day W II be observed as the fif,h ami
verssry Of their marriage. Thus far
their married life has been blest with
two kids, aged about l and years re-
spectively.
Harry Cole shot small deer In his
field last week-the animal probably for
gettini, that the law Is still of, which
cos, him his life.
Dsnnie Bryant hsrnessed up his
S-yesr.old colt the first OF the week, and
took his father out 20 drive as far as the
Bennett place. The colt IL growing up
into sslushle animal, and makes iine
appearance In the harness.
While this body Of snow remains on
the ground, no one need have any fears
about MS squeduct freezing; but how
about he supply OF water, providing
this M ans winter, and no rain TO reach
the ground till spring.
The weather has been so favorable
since Mr.. Cole got burned out, that his
new house Is up, the chimney built, the
windows 10, aud Ii will soon be ready 10
occupy
Who ever saw business more lively or
wages higher than they are to-day
Good help is worth $50 q month, and
scarce st that. Say, Mr.. Bryan, would
times have been as good, and the wheels
Of industry living as now, had you been
president the LAST four years, and your
10 10 hobby been realized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNos or THE WEEK ~ ALI
SECTIONS or THE COUNTY.
PARIS HILL.

First Bsp<iss Church, Rsv. II. II. Bashop,
sunday school q d Il. sa6bssA kvsniss Ser
Vice Af ';0 2. \. Prayer Needing Thursday
Univsrs.iss Church: Sunday school every
Sunday ~ II A. -
Mrs. Fannie Carter closed her house
here Friday and went to Middle Inter-
vale, Bethel, where she viii remain for
at least part Of the winter, perhaps
going later to Montciair, n. j. She will
not return here before April.
Advertised letters In Paris post Office
Dec. 1st:
Miss Mary II. Day.
Mr.. Henry Day.
Forrest Benson.
Mr.. Charlie Taylor, tf,.
Mr.. n. Y. Turner.
Mr.. nm tspple pscker9
A tiny but complete cooking stove has
been pu, In place Of the old box stove In
Academy Hsll--a great convenience
when suppers are given In the hall.
The two Sunday Schools Of the place
will unite In Christmas tree at the
Uuiversslist church on Christmas eve.
Miss Laura Cole returned Saturday
from weeks visit at South Portland,
accompanied BY her cousins, Ralph and
Roy kittridge.
A first-elass chicken supper WAS served
at the Universslist Circle Friday even
ing and there were chickens 70 sell,
three OF them being afterwards disposed
OF at auction. A good number enjoyed
the dancing which followed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
HEBRON.


Mr.. Cox, former student and now Of
Colby, preached here Sunday, and this
week Il taking Professor Tesgue's place
Ia the school, ~ he met with slight
accident Saturday.
Mrs. G. Z. Harden has let the Birds
Nest, and will 60 to Everett, Mass, for
the winter, where her daughter, Miss
Lila Harden, Is teaching.
DIR. Sturtevant's family spent few
days with his mother, Mrs. J. D. Sturte-
want, last week.
Mrs.. A. @. Bowman 10 quite sick with
erysipelas In her face.
Rev. s. D. Richardson has bad new
water pipes laid this fall. The old pipe
was laid thirty-three years ago, when
Rev. A. C. Herrick Arst lived on the
place, and the lead was fast going 70
decay. The new pipe y Of Iron, and The
work MAS done By ]. L. Bumpus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
HIRAM.

Mr.. Frank w. Gould, son of the lat,
Capt. George and Mrs. Olive Gould
died Nov. 10th, of consumption, aged
about 63 years. He was & member OF
Drummond Lodge, r. and A. H., and
was quiet and peaceable citizen.
Geo. w. Clifford, Of the drm Of Clifford
& Millikan, is busily engaged putting
up apples.
The Knights of PythIas are prospecting
with work In the several degrees.
Hon. ELI B. Bean of Brown6eld has
caused neat and substantial iron fence
to be placed In the Spring cemetery
around the graves Of Mrs. Beans parents,
Capt. Alpheus Spring and wife, and her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Goode-
now. Mr.. G00den0w was . Rev0lu-
tionary soldier, and was the father Of
Judge Goodenow, and several dis
tinguished lawyers. The work IL done
BY Mr.. 4. r. Stanley, Of South Hiram.
Some Of our citizens do not remember
Q storm for ffty years that bent and
loaded the trees and bushes like the
snow storm Of Dec. 4th.
Mr.. Charles Fl. Wadsworth has gone
to Denver, Col, to guard his health
from the severity Of our climate.
Miss Jennie Kimball IL falling daily
with consumption.
Mr.. Melville Gould has job Of haul
Ing timber from Eaton to Porter village
for Hon. L. r. Giles.
Melville Gould has been elected Master
OF Shepard River Lodge, r. and A. H.,
for the next year. A fitting tribute TO
his ability and diligent service 10 the
cause.
Il has been decided not 10 unite Hiram
and Denmark parishes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
EAST HEBRON.

Snow Is plenteous, but sleighing poor.
Deacon K. z. Fuller Is very feeble, and
suffers greatly part Of the time.
The announcement Of the death Of A..
VI. Fogg In last weeks issue, should
have read A. NJ. Fogg's driving horse,
instead Of A. NJ. himself. / am happy
20 say he Is alive and well. But mistakes
will happen in all places.
+. W. Packard from Lewiston on
Thursday evening gave an illustrated
lecture in the 7. b. church on his Jour-
new 10 London and places Of interest he
visited there. A small number present,
the travelling being poor.
Rev. DR.. Crane from the academy and
Rev. l.. ID. Tbbetts exchanged pulpits
the 9th.
Baker and Harry Phillips are hauling
wood 20 the station TO be sold.
Mr.. Libby from Mechanic Fails has
filed his contract for Christmas trees,
and last week finished starting them for
headquarters In New York.
Mrs. Sarah Cannon returned to
Poland last Monday, after passing few
weeks In the place.
The cross roads required much work
with the shovel. In some places the
snow Was cut out three feet deep before
the teams were driven through.
Wallace Bradbury Is working for B.
G. heene.
Bonnie Besls IL working for Willis
Thorn Willis and his wife are having
hard time with the grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-11
EAST 8ETHEl


Miss lone Holt has gone to Massschu-
sets for few weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Bartlett has closed her
home here and gone to Massachusetts, to
spend the winter with relatives.
Mr.. Oliver Nutting Ia stopping at
Porter Farwelfs.
j. N. Bartlett, from Berlin, n. H.,
spent Thanksgiving week at his home In
this place. His family will soon move
to Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Holt have moved
TO their new home, the James o. Brown
farm on the Locke's Mills road, which
they have recently purchased.
Cleveland Bartlett, Lester Bean, Jen-
nile Swan, Hester Kimbsll and Amy Bart
lett have returned to Gould Academy
for the winter term.