Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-11-07
BucEfeld.

Messrs. Morrill, 3 Farrar started
drove of two hundred and fifty head OF
cattle on Friday Of last week. It is the
largest drove they have collected this
Fall and is The last one Of the season.
Mr. Charles Foster or Bucktield has
Sought the land and mill privilege of L.
II Shaw. about one mile from Buck
field village. just above Sl,aw's bridge
OH the road leading to Sumner Flat,
where he will erect building and put
in machinery for the purpose of manu-
featuring toothpicks
Mr.. n. Moore, of the firm Of Morril &
Moore. intends putting slave machine
i'm Jason Farrar'S new mill, where he
will manufacture slaves from poplar and
birch wood. Mr.. Moore and also Mr..
Foster will require Il large quantity al
these kinds of timber, AMI rs there is IN
extensive growth in this vicinity. it will
give the farmers something to DO 10 cnt
anu maui III, says the heelstcI
One of the most sudden transitions
from warm to cold weather took place on
the 10Th of October, followed by three
shocks of earthquake, the first being The
loudest report oil the kind ever heard in
this vicinity by any one living. had
dahlias and other flowers in full bloom in
the open air on the 18th. and within
twelve hours water froze in the house.
The following were elected officers Of
the Crystal Wave, East Bucklicld. Tor the
quarter commencing Nov. lst:--
Flavil r. Jordan. W. c. T.; Miss Ar
plne r. Forbes, w. V. T.; George w.
Shaw. W. Mrs. Nancy X. Croker. w.
+. S.. Leandcr Hodgdou, W. T.. Benz.
+. Irish, W. c.; Genus w. Shaw, ".
NJ: W. Wallace Harlow, w. |. G.; Abel
Irish. w. O. e.; Virgil p. DeCoslcr, p.
W. c. r; WIN. Bickncll, Librarian;
Misses Sarah Mason aud Virginia De-
Caster, organists. Installation Nov. "a,
by Marcus l.. Sampson, J.. ID.
The Wave bears upon lis bosom live
men and women, who work Tor the good
of the Order. Their 4,h annual Lovcc
WAS held, agreeable to notice. Although
the evening was stormy, an attentive
audience listened To the following pro.
gramme:
Song. "Diven from Home" by the
Msse Mason of the Wave; address by
Irish, of Rumlord, known rs Carl Ken
nedy;" themc-''Rum the demon ot des-
iruciion;" tableau-.'A Angel Mother"
song By L. Lucas. OF Forest Lake. ac-
companied by his daughter on The organ
dialogue. Aunt Dinah's Pledge III
strumental music, by Shaw. Jordan. anal
Miss Sarah Mason; defamation by j
n. Irish; song BY Zilla Jor'tan. oi
seven years, accompanied by the violin
and organ; dialogue, The Tea Party :;
defamation by S. w: Morton. of Nezin'
scot; select music by Misses Abbie Ma
son and Sarah Mason; defamation by
Master Eddie Allen accompanied ~ live
lads wearing the &. I. rcgalia-"Wc ARE
the coming men," recess for neck'tles
and physical food, including huled.corn
and milk song by l.. Lucns; tableau.
"As il was and a. il j. in rays oi light
farce. THE Yankee Pe,llar;" music;
Attention TO the Goddess Of Fortune"
closed the sccrc. beautiful album.
quilt fell to Ida, daughter at {. II.
Berry of Buckfied, being NJ the age OF
twelve. A rich ornamental guess cake,
made by Miss Jennie H. irish. Hartford
fell To six gentlemen including Fuller
has come" OF Buckticld NJ. A Allen
and wife, Abel Irish and vile, Virgil,
Virginia. and Cleora DeCoster, Addie /.
Abbott Eldora Cruokcr. Arnline X
Forbes. Fremont Irish, Flavil X Jordan.
of Bucklield. Geo. Mitchell OF Turner. and
II. Augustus BickncIl Of Hartford, took
paris in The plays. Hartford.