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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
And0v0.

Fred Hutchins 10 ont from the Lakes
Gay Aksrs IN working for AI. PaniiD.
Blanchard.
The Grange sewing circle net with
Mn. Oscar Damon Friday. April TIL
On April 9, born 70 the vile Of Jess.
Glover, daughter.
NJ. and Mrs. William Boulter and lit
tis daughter Of Rangsley ere visiting
Nrs. Bonlter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
J. Pratt.
Alvin Arerill has gone b Black Brook
70 work a. eookes.
z. 4 Grover and family have moved
20 Leeds.
At the Aoeisnt and Honorable Wis,
elab Saturday evening xn. Claytor
sueatt acd William Cnshmsn Won tn.
frst prizes, and Ms. Olive Dresser md
irving Aterf the second. Rsfreehmsntl
of salads, hot rolls. cake AID coffee Sers
served.
NJ. and Mrs.. Elmer Clough are 70
eeiving congratulations on the birth OF
daughter born Tuesday, April 4tb.
Archer Poor has moved his family into
4. A. Growers rent .. the village.
Nrs. Oliver Merrill, vbo has been III Z
number Of months, died At the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Smell, Sunday
evening, aged II years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Eat Spmna.

Oaits q erss "a neg AID teams are 10
esss6 10 Hartford % wb&, s called the
Elmer Th9npsOn place about oDs mile
st1Ts East SIMMER stassoc, sn2sgso II
egt5ng AID sswirg pine into rsssrisl
fsr the Diamond Match Go. The uork.
net live 10 bard estins sD1 board
thsrsin They svi5sntiy are prepared %
% eGits 90 sxtsasiYs s1siness, soc viii
Be spgsged here tOr sorns months. The,
have bssc operating for sons time n
bslgrs5s, coming from that Place here
81 Fsll. The Diamond Mach. co. par.
CHASED TIE timber and fsrn ssTsal
years ago. Also. TIE Horace Palmer and
Elmer Frazier farms IL spnnsr Tor the
ssros pnryoss-
z. 6. stspbsns hss started ~ his 1iil
Cor saving out barre stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Byron.

2. W. Bartlett he's his steam MIL run
ming saving birch, with crew Of sboui
swestg Ave men IN and about the mill.
Ralph Young has been 70 Augusta
and he bsss sppointed Dire warden ssd
dsh and zane warden.
DR.. and Mrs. Tsylor recently attended
the A. C. Copfsssnce 1t Mechanic Fslb.
They also called on their son, station
agent q West Mipot, and went 70 Wilton
and visited their son Virgil, who % -
work n the Bass shos shop tbere. he
recently hsd bic hand crushed IN the
emitting machine 30 was running. Ihe
dostoe had the x-rsy applied 70 80 WIS,
bones we're broken.
Z. A. Mason hes finished HE job haul
Ing puIpwood 1t HoughtoD. :.
A. A. Richmond hes moved bic family
from West Byron TO the Back Kingdom
n nsgico.
Ths ssssssors sss taking ths invsotory
through town.
Ms. Dogity who has ben = work Tor
JsA Thomae % The Jfsel Abbott thfns
= 70 noss = BasGos IN ~ asas faease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
GDuK wrKEyALk.

- ytss rooms rave eone. tnc senos,sy p,4nx
The YIe6 rscol5cd0nt u rsx,t trss krt gDns
" Lei seeLang s0s t-ss rlx t-Dsrnf e s,s,nx
We nss-e Ensr sweet cs,Dis .; ss,fisss osvn'
yns Jars-elso tilis, tis engtny rAros
Tus rvcxT se1x<, Ens f9v11y sz-sSus
Tel ne .Eis E-L.t from cxy 80 csys
TIE: Coo Il ~ His woks a Sci
The ssr- snnshins il tss. melting tie
snor. xr6 II IL wbeeliog now
Blanche z. Elnb&l has pet ksa rhs:
talks 70 Der chickens. Hos wonderfully
God shows lie WISDOM IL the creatures
lie hxs made. Surely tbsy al ere Of q.
rips grixi., AID . part u The great De
sgoer who prono1nosd everything good
be had MADE.
Kr,. Fred Hal and dsnshssr Wilma
have been with krs. Halls parenx Or
svxr Hill
Fred TIbbsi,s transports psplls On thia
route 70 Bstasl Hill graded schools thin
tsrr.
o. Z. YsrwsIl d East Bethel vax here
reeectly sr route % Yarusn Hill
The Bossorth mill that vas burned
ia being fixed and pat IN operation.
This hsx been busy winter for Inn
osrmsn here.
Oar schools opsosd IN Bethel sDc
Crossword for the spring term April q
The Bethel school board voted not 20
have q school here this spring term, and
IL the parents knew what is best Tor then
ehildren they would be glad 20 have
then carried 20 tie village school.
Some nice naple-suees has been made
and sold from the old Tspley Klmball
sugsr-los. Price We think one dollar and
twenty cents
G. L. sanborn has been III .bo1t ons
year.
We have Just been looking n the al
nouncsnert Of the marriage Of Geftruds
L.. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.. A. p.
Houzhtsling. % NJ. Jesse E1binksm, or
saturday, October the fifteenth, 1904, NJ
| Il O'Clock boon, ~ Temple Bapfis'
church, Broad and Bsfks Streets, PhIs
dslpbis, Pa. Soon after the marriage
Kubinkau died and left the beautiful
young woman . widow, AID AL these
year, ste has chung 10 her mother and
been her support, alec assisted IN the
care Of her father, who 10 soDeuhss oil
an invalid. This 10 what the grea.
preacher. Rev. Russell a. Conuell, Who
married them, terms beroism or bravery
10 clsss A. The bravest deeds are poi
always 10 wsr.
"Es51leed 70 share viii Others
Txs rDnxr.sess Of DE road,
Nos Gwen 70 tatnktng over naeh
Of gy1sfs s,e pains oehfnd,
EpS ylsc, Cad " Dc IN t0pch
VIA al yooy hnnan hod"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Mrs.. w. z. Sargent got ZONE from
New York where she has been visiting
Der sister, Saturday, after attending the
Hebron Academy Alumni banquet In
Portland with Mr.. Sargent Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Smith began bis pastorsts
here Sunday, April ID.
The school In the Academy district
opened Monday, with Miss CConnor ~
teacher. The spring term OF the Aead.
envy opened Wednesday.
The sudden death on Wednesday oil
Mrs.. Msidie Moody Bearce was . great
shock 10 the community. Mn. Bearce
had been III with grippe, bat was bettes
and around the house. The end came
without warning. Her husband, Ira
Bessee, died last Nay. Three little
chiidnsa srs left. Mr.. Moody 10 on biz
way home from Florida, bat her brother
Frank has been looking after her during
Der fathers absence. Mrs. Besgce will
b greatly misssd BY largo circle OF
friends In every place whore she bas
lived.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Oxford.

Mrs.. Araminta Stone, wife of Trumsz
Stone, died ON Sunday, April I'd. She
leaves Q husband, two daughters, Mrs
Roscoe LovejoJ and Mrs. White, Z
grandson, Q brother In Massachusetts,
and other relatives. Her funeral Va
held on Thursday IT her late residence,
Rev. Mr. Farr officiating. A large dele
CATION from T. A. Roberts W. 3. C., d
Which she wss . charter member, attend
Cd. Flowers we're sent By tho Belief
Corps, . wreath and flower piece from
the daughtsss, largo sprsy Of lilies and
flowers from other friends. Mrs. Stone
Win be deeply incurred By bef family,
Who have given her the moot tender and
devoted care through her long sIckness.
Nrs. Ellen Turner ID very feeble and ID
not expected to live.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid mel
on wednesday with Mrs. Frank Lord.
Thsy will hold . food GALE Friday.
The ladies Of tho n. =. Circle bad Z
slam cbowder sale Wednesday which
wss vsry. successful.
Doris Andrews and Marian 6tarbIrd
hsss returned to Wsterville.
The Sons Of Temperance he1d . leep
ysar soeIabls Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Edwards hes returned from
Portsmouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

fSoh1zo - nup6iut Cn1e III
/ haad = Hnnur0de = GnnQ uan e
% saknnsss8 ApzG m ADssa. fnne5
IR<ica. Esd ~ oDeas 81 - - sllE
RW. = Il lnDB ~ g heos frua
lDsszi. HaM-. psH Sustsg, sstnrpif1
Inssdsy DpsziaG fm she iass ~eek q
| ~ raDZaigE ID Ehsf nfry-
uto MAkH LID wEt 10 Sihbssb
l Dr. Laks Hpn6sy. vbsze sfe vi ssac1
O. srUDw emED 81 schuuL
J. T. Pin ss kGs frpD P9xinDi
psa sundss. I'D sssnrnsd fhss vi<b h
| snofjT 4nn414.
Ma Eliss Cois b se.chinr tie Ddeb
| fan Hln 1cAeui ID Hsbrpc-
WaisH kspgrf ~ home frpn Apbus,
csE 6and.y.
re YsrEh~ Liets Circle Dss Hpnds:
evspisg sish Mn- " II k.ckm.
Buckkeid LisgasY Glib Det 1ps6s,
nfsEpDor win Mn- A bbsf CnehmnE. m
xeEinsn1s HisiDey Club Win NrA sarzl
Baspscs-
Ma q. G. C,emers ps kstisndk Calf
With bU three ra5erer, arrived Tpesds1
q. ft,s home cf her parents, NJ md Mn
l c II 1risk- fpr the srnmer. NJ Cien
emf vii 1p;D her is.er-
WORK IN rhe fpy manrfacsury Of In
Kihngspp6 Novelty ca. lpcsssi IN ID
rsDs pv1 G. e Tprtisis s.re, stxr-e'
Wednesday morning Seven girls -
jenpaoysd nn5nr shs supervisors Of Mn
G5bbs, WHO h>a lately mVrsd haze frpz
West Fxria
Nm 6esniey Bikbse and dAngbte
Lonise Of Rnmfsrd sere gnss.s pf Mn
Carrie Spanlding Ts6DesdsF-
Na- e A Irish submitted 70 Q crit
cal sHrKical pperztion n her home Pr
dsT- d.. Weber Of Lewiston raE III
srfRsu, assisted BIZ Dz Atwood m
Hald. HnA. EusSings . trained nnrs.
10 caring for bar. and =; TINS writing Nm
Irish ID doing veil
1 Lers Irish If Rumtcrd wa in tDr
FnasE.
| ". a. Cprant hsid q meeting Of th
boyf- oo1 club u the school hunse Pr
On! afternoon, giriDg instruction in Bss
testing and other preliminary work
4 Travelling il nov n rs worst On mpI
roads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Waterford.

L. z. Abbott lost one Of his vori
horses, Old Major, one day recently.
Mrs. Fred Skinner 10 ia Albany help
ing care for her daughter, Mrs- Mason
McAllister, Who 10 sick.
r.. A. Damon and L. z. Abbott worked
., Crooked River koDdsy getting their
logs scaled. Joe Haffell Of East Water.
ford did the scaling.
Matthew Deritt and Louis Bnttor
.ere working for Jesse ScsibDer rolling
fn logs Monday and Tuesday, and L z.
Abbott was working there Tuesday.
Sugaring fever has struck this part Of
the town. and r. A Damon, J. &. Hss.
sey and L. z. Abbott al have II. hope
IL will turn ont well.
Nv Abbots's eyes are botherine
him again this spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Stsyhen L. Enhridgs, vino 6ied il
Portland d the 81 inst. Wa . forDea
resident Of this town and mvred from
bsre 20 Norway, where Hrs- Ethrdgs
disd several yexrs aeo. Tgo children snf
wire, daughter With whom the fst1e1
lived IN Portland, and . sen fving n
West Paris. NJ. Kfhri5ge ~as 70 yearl
Of age and 4 veteran Of the Csvii War
serving in the 9Th Maine The remxshs
we're brought hsre Thursday afternoon
for intermeRs IN the family LOT st Lake
side Cemetery.
Miss Nellie Prsble 10 On visit 10 he'
uncle, Dr. J. Ambrose Gsllison, n
Franklin, ksst.
II s reported that the Charles z DIM.
han property, located in the esutsr o.
the village. hxs been purchased recent!
By Orlan5o R9bbins Of Soaih Wood
stock.
Esyxirt ere being made .. 'sBireb
mere" owned by the Kinspsn family
xlso q new wharf il being built .. rbs
e4s; shore Of Guernsey Island by Eiehol.
n MaugsI. Opposite the highvsy n
the shore Of The lake . new host IN,
bssa PIT in, the expsnse being paid ~
eortribution among the village residents
The in.erio, finish Of the former vii
l2se school house has been torn ont md
the Old chime! taken DOM The build.
ing win be changed over By the present
ouner, a. 4 Bacon, and made into
th,es-teosmsns bonse. An ell viii b.
s6de5 30 the present premises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
Wilson's Mills.

HsstinSs and Vssbaw broke camp
early Monday morning., reaching the
settlement In tbs early hours Of the day.
The crews and teams Of the Savage
camps vent out Oquossuc way early IN
the week. The manager. j. Powers. and
family, we're brought ont this vsy TO
meet the stage Thursday.
TIE crew sod teams Of the Hamlin
Brother came out IN the night going
through the town early In the morning.
Clinton Bennett hes been trying bic
Dsw team purchased from Emery.
Mrs.. ID. e. Bennett, Miss Cecil Ben
nett and Mrs. Clinton Bennett have call.
cd on several Of the nsighbors the past
week.
The bslatsd town meeting came Oh
Friday, March 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Hm Sssm Fnqrhw nd Mn Hzhe
Cu<inr, DxsseEMi ssnEs1nrz0 ~ 4e T. ~
he. A wur< II B9ch& 10 w&6k En1m
tae ssc1snss cf fhe T. ~ G A. - Gnai<
Aendspg. kia HsBurhE eycks go
ci<isy ~ eh< ADecdx1sas vorS anonf ID
g,rls snS .i,e suDDer schDozs. ssc 1M
CuSsss tpG = be sssrss % c1arnin<'1
thss essrT sne vhs lix:mnst v8 erD1ns(
&c . Ssssrs 70 sspSy the BlDss. Tne -
srrppof ruserirsxs Hsrx ffw 81 i1essa. Ind
SATURDAYS s<ssrpvgr xs,er thk txsk ~ fkss
srsoeny sls young ladies. msnsen ID
1ne 7. w. e. A, sssis.sc tg fos ssscbsn
sessec eAtusy refrsshmspts - Euicn
Esu Tnsss ladies' certainty iees N b.
spsrs.aar yifi ths yrs yfasct vif be Z
rress hsi, g. rnnu IN m easDsae so1esrps
* rs.ce hixbss s5s<aa- enscss essnsnE
a rnsux sorrsc< vas besc g rS< ImsE
nix churrt Rnam .be srspacss &c -
TN. CA
DrIE- wxis has rrtnrnsc xrpz
Portland. Where be vsus frf Dsoscs
-ressr.er<- xne rs rssnDec ne yrnc-sck
&c Ypshsrc- vhs hss secr IN Ia
1rry tnxxDsss sesera ysnn ners- nsc
~ rz-rs< 90. ybsr he 5ss-lnEt s,c'ss
surrsS. Ia q yst-ios - manager Il
ssruAseis espF s.0rs % Ennsost. snc
val nose La fsnEy xnc Dsgir Dnz'nss'
ths frs u ksf.
Mn Eeeers 5isbs<s ~ho las sSea Wa
Mr. ss6 Ma E0r&os ApcresT On -,
csurs u NJ. Ascress l1noss- fssnrne<
- ner beus In Kes bsffVc ia<s Ises
cav.
Tts Ladies' Club va er.ertaiDs.
Tt1rscsy ~ nrs. CNieg * oselne 1nn
essr AZ srs.srtzirin progrsn g'vsr b,
tbs elIt 1silelgas refreshments vers
SERVED
Ma. ELn~ Topnr ID sY1ncing . Les
Gays n YS--isae-
kia GsrgSres Eerr1cE hsf rs,1fnso II
Nj EolypEs Co sgt, ESrRnE spem tb'
Ess.es rsosss vscr bez psrrrtss Snog'
sDe Mr. Herrles-
Mr. Emma bsrc etscEposs u ffrr'
5eDes, Z IL called pYon trsends n
Ss.bsl THURSDAY asr Do-nefs MI
yreslsDd Bird died IN Connscaenfs I'D,
a. u Der Children came 80 Asins w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

Quincy stimans Of Livsrmoss Fails 7
working in the mill for W. j. Bryaot.
y. q. Poland bsgsn 10 saw birch Iasa
Thnrsday.
Mrs. Roscoe Robinson and sistss, Mo-
Bssyl Bryant, we're gusets Of frbeede ed
rslstiyss Of Livsrmcrs Fails lest Friday.
1T. Gssehsll hss gone 70 Kisgasld e
visit his go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

The mys,srf0ns fy-by-.igbi .inhip a
Lat reported tror Dave, and y0xefoft
TIE sryuixf tticg so01; ttis spparitlpr
no ors las srsf bees e. deeply Impress
% as 10 hear the DOiss II ia engine
The fret ssin0a 70 cs taken 10 tbs
Bangor DO0l we're lss1ec Tb1fsosy, Mia
Jssostts s1liiyss lSndiSg tsG D0nndsf
sod william Flxnszss - slsssc~ pS1nosr
Eoth we're p9reh2soc by local &cnlrsr'
a President Wils0n sad cent 20 hin.
Coleman 4. keDonorzh snd Pstriei
D1c, each - years a age, were killed ia
Portland % tie "a ey The talling u q
pile u lumber slongsics u shleh thsy
we're walking, 0n wharf. IL sgppos
e ttAt the melting Of zee under Tia PIE
caused il 70 t01ple.
Amos y. Hsggstt of Bath, n yssrs d
aye, and senior 10 b0wdoin College,
e0<a united suicide by shooting With 4
revolver 81 Sew Meadows Thursday. III
health, regarding Which be bad recent,
consulted specialist without reesisins
encouragement, 10 assigned a. the cause
Mrs.. william J. Tr1mbls OF Bfidgtor
con United suicide On SUNDAY by tax.
Ing baehl0rids u mercury. She had
been 10 III health for some time, and ~
times had not been entirely rational.
Mrs. Trunbis was - years of age, and
leaves husband and two small ebil
crea.
Last year q successful newspaper insti-
Ia az fF,fw@..fsw o. n .frs
and another win be held this year, the
dates being Friday and Saturday, Nay II
snd 20. Among the speakers viii b
Don q. ssitz. business manager Of tbs
New York World. on the leih . meet
Ing Of the Maine Press Association viii
be held ~ Bangor, the home Of the pres-
idsnt, Il. n. Biasdlng Of the Iooagrisl
Journal.
Berthe A. Larson Of MoEis Pond, Z
deputy sheriff Of Somerset County and
former assistant postmaster a The
Forks Plantation, has been b0nnd ovei
on Q complaint lodged By post ofies In
spectofs, alleging embezzlement OF post
d funds 10 the amount u " ,os7. As hs
vsivsd hearing, and no evidence va,
taken out, NO explanation 10 ~ yet sf
fordsd curious public Of the problem
how 90 assistant st . little post ofhcs
could manage 10 get sssy with 90 much.
Professor Cecil v. Lsyeli. . formei
member Of the Bates College faculty,
lister IN shs Ohio State University ss Co.
lunbus. o., who disappeared In the latter
part OF 1913, Vas recently found at Colo.
RADIO Springs. He had been there most
Of the time since bis dissppesrsoes,
working - lsbofsr under the name Of
Cecil O'Bsisn, and for the past year bad
been dish washer In . hotel A victim
Of loss OF memory, probably from over
study and work, be has nov partially
though not entirely rsgsinsd the uss OF
his faculties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

G. Il. Child and g. B. Gordon ere get
ting the mill Feady for cutting ont ID
birch. It y expected to start Monday
April 10.
Mr.. Msrtis Putnam 10 not gaining =
fsst - bef ffieeds Wish ihss TO.
Mn. Bishop remains sbout the saDe.
Tbs scalerS hsss 'besn here sealing
birst end pulp wood.
In B. Wing Of Bryant Posd = b tow1.
Nellie AndroWs = 70 bottoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
East NafelfO1d.

George Greenlsaf lie working at L z
xeIntire's.
Laurence NxrK.on and fstber, vii
Marston. recently vent TO Runford ts
visit relatives.
Mr. Clayton keIntire ID On the Eiei
list.
Miss Kshei MeKeene 10 working n
Clayton Melntirel.
Quite few from this vicinity ATTENDED
the bail given By the Moose Lodg. FIJI
day night, March 81, It yorvsy Grsng.
Hall
Mn. Grant NeAllister IL quite kici
With bad throat trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

E9Vgtly syssklsg. tbs,s s's .: pfss
sus too classes q osyt IL he papers
O.s eLsss 10 ga ssvt, frgE Mexico Q.
s1rs p&r. u KprVps, % sonssbsfs ssss
Tas ososr case e rnscs ~ ~ s1ea a.
.,GDoesusrx "a
Suzar LA rsschsc . ssy aga r9zrt
&sc Sill rislnz.
Goa vii - higher.
Tee yrios ~ el0thiny is csirg sorsas
q.
Paper Il 2oirg Vr-
ksExlx are soSSoet.z.
AS6 o. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
East BeoNu6eld.

For q week We have bad spring-like
vsstber, and the snow has disappeared
rapidly.
Mrs.. J. z. Hill has returned from Sc.
bago, where che has spent the winter.
aud opened her house for the summer.
J. L. Rove spent last week in Port.
land, and commenced his school in the
Blake District.
All the schools ia the outlying districts
began April Q. One has been opened In
the Weeks school house, which wu
closed last year.
Circle 1t Mrs. L. A. Bradbury's Wed.
Desdsy, the 5tb.
Mrs. Mary Moulton Of Buxton, who baa
spent several weeks here With friends,
has returned home.
The remains of William Sands, once 4
resident here, we're brought on Monday
for interment In Pine Grove Cemetery.
Grover Johnson, who has been in the
Maine General Hospital With broken
ankle, returned on Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

John Newell of Gorhsm, n. H. va
In town last Thursday.
Mr.. ssd Mrs. Aiphonxo Defosss are -.
joicing over the birth of dsughtss bonn
April LIST.
The village school opened last Monday
for the spring term, with Miss Z. j.
Buckley OF Berlin. n. r.. - teacher.
Fred wheeler Of Berlin, n. e., was Z
recent visitor In this vicinity.
James Pagan hes purchased Q now pair
of horses
Carl and Martin Losisr wsnt 10 Berlin,
y. g., last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11
East Bethel.

W. Bartlett was a home from Byrol
for the week end.
Granville Abbott has returned to BIZ
homo ~ South Paris.
J.H. swan has been qualified for tb'
road commissioner in this vicinity.
Willis Bartlett 10 ut homo from worl
1t Byron for few weeks.
Edgar Swan has gone TO Dover, n. b.,
where be has work for the summer.
Mn. J. a. Swan 10 the guest Of rels
lives at Worcester, Mass, for short ~
cation.
NJ. and Mrs. o. B. Fafvell are receiv
Ing CONGRATULATIONS on the birth Of sor
April 8. Mrs. Vim. ParwelI IL caring FOL
Mr.. Ysrwell and son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-04-11

III mny xdm6b aDE. o. Z IaAn
~ - I'D - lnp~ 80 he = eEndsaEy
|fDpsvving I'm Nh Bsssak a1s1ck =
parxiysis- md nov - . vAna chnas
wssb silirk be hpp8 - - So 10 -
seprnf M home as6 out % fhe piaxza
whss rhs DsnxhG u gHrm1f-
Ysnnk l. willis aas fnis.s6 0winG
iun1w e hb NIL
Es-ss from rsa Pas Gnaes ~
ssn6s6 Ppnpns q DalHe Tnn6sE.
Ess. Dvixts A Bal. kzpsrs EnJ nd
En<psc YnsnR wsRF g 6ouE4 fDk1s
Tnss6ss evening 10 nsszst n pESnniss1e
% troop Il Bog SooGta-
Ysi6ssssy Tho psnnansh'P a yonf eOs-
rsspupdenf wnf h1rtm 10 oscphW shaG
nsux,. 70 Dossibie- - TOO srruD occ1r1st
IN she sryors pf fbs rs5psrslliG psriGh
shsct sbprlf ssne abogf go IN -
hs1k IL rhe rrsda Il he Gssf Via 80
csecg, snS Geleenss 70 sknze cpDysntios
NM. G. A Kifisn, instsad II Hn- c. L
Zsdioz.
Mr.. sns Ma ksvsun r Earrick vesS
gryez q <arse:y shower .; tbs home n
NJ. snc Ma xober5 z SnsU Saturday.
Ayrll ! Ksax1y fssy vsrs prssenf md
10 lk-rs varsity IT Enon. sivef. china,
ssx-s VAR .Dc mary ns1kEi Things ~erS
gwen Refreshments pf pinch, crhck
ess, com ezkse. snc csscy vars srVso
Dsrsd lannon's IL scrivusfy IL
G. " x1rrl6ee was In Portland TN,
ssek, called tbers By me Illness znf
oesst If has fsther. Ssephen Ethridee
Tie fpsernsrf WA ~ BsyxHf Pond
Augustus DrnhAn, Lana karoon
Mn. ". q Lp-ysg end Mr. K6rin }
ksnr we're IN Lewiston Ysidsy-
A rsosss exrf from A L. Irbbs q
SET ner. ia, ssid thxt he had bser m ,
hospital for tvo wseia, bu1 ras sl&
eie1ay rseDrsred from tbs cyarstion .
rst1rr hens. anc expects 20 Be ~ ngn
when be has rsgkinSd strength.
Lxfursst Thonss has mpFsd into IN
per NEST shop rsespt;y brik BY e "
Durham On the side Of HE bnil6ing nex
Maple s.ssst. c. q. Curtis Dsst ns,
kst 10 On Main Street pnfy few door
from the other, % With two krst-clAs
Dsxs markets and the two well ioA6s
nsst carts Of ". T. Bryant and q D
heAfs.er that come In fwies 1erkiy
there 10 hstls chance ipg . NEST fsnins
Raiyh Butts il completing the e3ectri
lighting Of q. ". Dpnhan'E store, wing
win be . great advantage 70 the village
especially the outside light, which n
hsc.x on the corner Of Main and H<pl
S.rSSrk.
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Mn. Alice Roifs ID gaining slowly.
Sam Holt, Who has been in TIE Ceptra
Maine General Hospital fox some time. il
visiting n walter Bucks
Mr.. and Mrs.. william Brown went 80
Pomona q Bethel April 4.
Pear Bartlett worked 70, william 2,
Brown Nondsy, April e. hxlling rood
Charles Dupn Wa around taking rslu
alton Monday, April 3, IN this vicinity.
Bertrand Bixby worked for Artbu,
Nsssrre last week . few days
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North StoaehaR.

Mr. e. q Ssryer bought . GOV o.
7. q. Iittls6sld Of East S.onshsm.
Gsoge YErnhxm from Ksterfurd IL si
work for Lyman Chnte in The mill
Carroll HeAliisteg has gone 10 Slat
Cit! 80 work fDr Ira Head
Ma. Herbert Adams and son Rogel
visited ber parents, Mr.. and Mn james
Frost Of Norvsy, last week. Mr.. Adams
zen; greg FRIDAY. md they Ill CANS
home Sunday.
Ira Andrews ras in Porfixnd On bnsi
ness last 1eek.
Nnrisl &eKssr 10 n home from Eos
VIZ On 4 tuo weeks vacation.
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FOB SALE.

New house, six finished rooms,
about II acres of land, wood enough
on place for family use. Ten min
ptes walk from Square. Easy terms.
Enquire of e. w. Mason or ]. A.
Kenney. I5H
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vsr1Ics Rs1ucs1 20 $1,000.

In the case Of Lillian r. Dsnsm0Fs Of
PortIsnd against Guy L. Thurstop, post
mastsF q Bethel, for bsssch OF psomiss,
tried some mosths sipcs, verdict fos
The piaistiG Of 1850 vss returned. The
case was appealed 70 The isv court.
which hes dscssed that unless I'll bat
ooooo d sss verdict ~ senittsd, . ssw
NJ ahal1 - tod.
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