Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

Several communications and local
matters are unayoidably omitted. this
week.
The villagers are getting mp steam on
enterprises. Besides sled factories, Saw
ings' Banks, &c, it is now proposed to
start cheese and perhaps butter factory.
Our Cows win then re, their owners over
eighty dollars year.
- Cold weather has come nj last. The
mercury has been down to 10 below zero
at Norway aud South Paris and some s to
10 degrees in our village. Sleishing is
prime, aud leaming lively,
Subscribers who have sent us money
10 club with other journals need not be
surprised ii there is Somo delay in getting
the first Nos, rs we have to wait 10 make
up lists.
The Farmers Club will meet next
Saturday evening. At Lincoln Hall I'M
portant Information will he communicated
BY Col. SWEET. ON The new cattle disease
and associated dahying See Report Of
Board OF Agriculture on our 4th page.
In publishing the proceedings of the
County Lodge. |. O, OF G. T.. the Execu.
tive Committee was omitted Their
names are, E. G. Harlow, Esq, W. r
Scwsll and W. o. Harding.
We understand that Sabbath School
Convention viii he held at East Sumner,
ut the Congregational Church. on Satur-
day. January DIST, which will be address.
ell BY speakers interested in the Sabbath
School worl, in that and other sections of
the State.
On dit-that Gen, 5. F. Hersey, Of
Bangor. is soon to lead to the hynenial
altar. one of the accomplished and bean
tiful yOnng ladies of Bangor, daughter
OF Abraham Sanborn, Esq.
Rev G. 7. Clark c. W c. T., of
Massachusetts,, delivered very aceep;a-
bic Temperance lecture at the Court
House on Monday last, to a cool audi
eHce. He has spo',ou At several points
in the County. and is calculated to 10
much good.
III F Howard, Esq, of Dixield, has
bought The house orMr. Augustus Noyes,
Of South Paris. Tor $3.50, and will soon
take up his residence there, and open an
Insurance office. lie has a large ac-
quaintance in the county. and is known
IS n reliable, uprigh, business man. We
welcome him in our midst, AMI wish h i'm
abundant success.
Jason Russell, OF Portland, formerly
Of Buckheld, is in trouble. His wife was
jealous OF him and laid a trap to test him.
She eau yht him in suspicious circum stan
ces with the hired girl. and they were both
arrested.
The N1rlcay Messenger is the name
of = neat little paper started in Norway,
January 4,h, by j. f. Upton, al 81 per
year. Success 10 it.
-Housekeepecs are looking forward to
reduction in the prices oftca and sugar,
now that the duty i reduced.
Rev. Dr. Alum Wilson. respected
citizen Of Wl.erviiIe well known aIlover
our State. lies spparently At the point OF
death. iIi ht> bsca III some weeks ui
pneumonia, anl Tor II lays past has been
unable to take any uourishment.
Gov. Cl.din OF Massachusetts was
inlu .Lrttel OF SttucIsy lnI ds.jV cred
his message before two boIacacs OF The
Legislature aud = large assembly OF cit;-
zens 1T ths State House.
MIR. d. G.. Stevens. living in East
Midway. Mss. thinks - we'll OF Name
PCS. that he got a couple ot Calvin Howe.
ESQ, OF Rumlord-one OF which, q little
over gear old, weighed Sir hundred and
one pouaiS b. The way, a corresponds
ent wants some Of the men who raise such
fat hog,, 70 tell how iii done.
If YOU want sweet singing Canary,
get German bird of {. c. ToLMAN.
under Lancaster Hall, Portland. He has
tine assortment. You can OF der by EX-
press. and be sure to Set good one.