Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-12-16

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s- Las taken The position o;
;ss a. ". Walker Il Son.
~... breathe easier in few
aid j.: they knew whaI the !
u --5a a: Auburn was IN town
se e. y.s.c lis parents. J. J. Nor
~, N--t Carter IS at home from
Mas. ley school having |
-, u The scarcity OF fuel.
>ve.- ias, week killed a pig
I'D which weighed 49,
.- So, IN The habit Of brag-
a-. would Ike % hear from
IA beats that.
NJ --s read az Buxton Friday
Tai, week be Will assist IN en-
----. ~ state Grange. which meets
and E, 5, a safe guess that
-..se ,Lem laugh.
fer and wife Of NaJick.
~. .-ue-.v o; south Paris, who
.--- 4-<,-iv.1g az West sumner,
~ 1-. listing relatives here few
u.s., ..--rc.ug home.
a. Haze. Gerry, daughter of A. NJ.
lisbon Falls. Is making visit
-1Ech % relatives here. Her
zt sister We're here for few
Jas, ave returned home.
.-a-r was so fierce that only a
s-z 70 % The iirst assembly OF the
~. Tuesday night, and il was
- postpone it until Tuesday
-e-- - o.: next week, Dec. I'D.
Rev :. Cummings, sherif-elect OF
A-.-H- --ia County. who needs no in
q % Paris people, will give his
.- The Home and the Family. az
Methodist church this Monday even
Admission - cents.
lie terms Of Supreme Judicial
E-. e.. oxford County during 1905,
-- spear is assigned % preside at the
Na-.- term. and Judge Peabody az the
beg Term This will be Judge
>.es., Grst term in this county.
Tie ,cleduled time OF the Sunday pa
reg rain has been changed from S:=z a.
~ .l.zz This train is now a regular
.- running between Portland and
5--.1 every sunday in the year, going
.. ;-am here az lO:22 a. NJ, and down at
n.
A recent letter from Portland says:
Nj, Jessie Tolman sang 70 large and
t-H-hted audience in B. OF L. L. Hall,
a.-.land December 3. Miss Tolman
La, a sweet contralto voice and gracious
g. responded 10 the hearty applause
after each number.
News has been received by her rela-
,.yes in this place Of the death OF Mrs.
Louise Journey OF West sumner, Sunday
morning. at the Central Maine Genera!
Hospital. Lewiston, where she was re
ceiying treatment. Mrs l.. b. Andrews
went 10 Lewiston Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Z. Kimban returned
last Monday from their hunting in the
woods near Gilead, where Mr.. kimball
had been for several days and Mrs. KIM
ball for nearly three weeks. Mr.. Kim
ball brought home a small deer, but Mrs.
Kinball had 70 be content with hunter ;
luck.
A man recently brought yalise 10 a
local repairer 10 have the lock put IN |
order. remarking that he brought ms
-Liugs home from the war in the valise !
IN >iiJ. and had never had occasion 10 !
.,e il since and had never opened IL |
When the valise was opened, there was
f,pDd in il a silver half dollar dated |
l..;4. the year Of the owners birth.
Hon. O. II. Hersey of Portland was in
town Friday. He came 20 attend a hear |
ing in the estate OF the late stephen r.
Kimball. before A. ;. Kimball and h.
G.. Davis. commissioners in insolvency, AT
Norway. Mr. Hersey is counsel Tor
Mrs.. Weber. the executrix. The prin-
opal claim on which the commissioners
Lad 20 pass was one Of about 500, put
IN by Mr. Kimbalrs sister, Mrs. Newton.
One of the big ten-wheeler freight en-
zines of the Grand Trunk got into
trouble Tuesday evening near the south
end Of the yard. A heavy chain some
times used for pulling cars, which was
living on the front end of the engine,
dropped off, and very shortly every
wheel of the engine and tender was OIL
the rails. IL took about three hours 10
get her back on, and meanwhile the
evening passenger train spent two hours
waiting below the town.
Leslie l.. Mason Of Portland, well
known lumberman, was in town the last
Of the week, and negotiations were com.
pleted by which the Royal mill, operated
for the past two years by the South Paris
Lumber Co, will be operated this win
Ter by the Mason Lumber Co, J. a.
Kenney manager. They will buy large
quantity of soft wood lumber, birch bolts
and all kinds Of pulp wood. An adver-
tisement elsewhere in this issue gives
particulars.
Paris Grange elected the following
officers Saturday afternoon:
Master-H ID. Hammond.
Oyerseer-O X. Clifford.
Iecturer-Carrie Briggs.
steward-HOward Swan.
Asst Stewari-GeO. ; Boutelle.
he. Chairman