Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-30

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for circulation The nc,s roam tr tho
Bank is being fitted up. They are now
doing business. in the Savings Bank. AMI
al their available funds are readily
sought for.
Mr.. ". T.. Frost closed The Sprin;.
term of the Norway Liberal Institute "n
Friday. and hi, accepted The position oI
Principal in the High School oi Wp.llord,
Mas. with a salary Ut $1,000 u lrar.
Mr. f. was II highly acceptable teacher,
aud his removal is much regretted
There IS considerable sickness in town.
amnng children.
II. G. Reed, Esq, has heep 10 Montreal
to confer with Hon. G. j. Bridges. Man.
n.cr of the Grand Trunk II. K Co to
make arrangements Tor extending Il
branch oI the roal Ia Norway. ~.
On Tuesday evening. Soih, the Young
ladies' OF the Congregational S'''irt, viii
y
the church and ,c~tr,, when the DRAINS
crlillrd TIE Last Loaf" will he Err.rut.
ed. inter which refreshments IN The US
Try. The Norway Srxtettr Band Nil Il,
present.
The house ot Mr. Joel Fru>l, on High
strrel. narrowly escaped burning 81
Moudal Sumo altnir> oi cluih,ug
ylaced ucar the Inc To dry we're ignilct
by the heat. and we're well under "ul
before hcng discn, cred
The savings Bank is iloni-hng undo,
charge Of II. NJ Bearcr. Esq y goo,
feature j., this, deposilorS may at any
time. borrow money ot the bank on :
pieigG oi their bank book On the iIr-
OF March lhr amount al deposits wa!
s2lS,9l,
The next regular meeting of the Alhe
mean Society will he held ut The Acadc
my. con Thursday evening, May ii
There Will bc II defamation hl l. II
Dcuison Reading by Mis-, / A Fr,l-
n discussion on the resolution thai Edu
cation has more influence then wealth
Original ESSAY 10y Denni, rkr; Rcadia.
OF The Pearl ~ Mis- l., Smith; Srl,c
Reading 10y Miss A. ShalIuc&; ,crIana
ton 10y G. Il. Tenney.
Or. PcabIcs horse took fright The olhe
day on the hil at Frost, Corner AMI raI
into Partridge stnrr whurc hr was sop
ped hl ) D Mclruw The hurrr, ~.
ard harness were injured but slightly.
The Farmcfs aud Mechanics Club a
FruslN Corner ha- adjourned I'LL auvIhe
IAN.
csc. by hr Aareft,sfr Ihnl 'e'era
youus acn have lrG Nerwa, yi!u.r {,
find employ mttt This i, 20 he regretted
- new ria ol enterprise and pr'>peli
IS seems sbou to dawn upon The town
The Saturday evening temperate,
meeting, ut Frost's Corner arr still Keep
up ana aic doing gond
There was a social dance u! The Elm
House, on Fast dny evening. which va.
very enjoy able LIB Weeks, lie vclrrur
musician, presided
The .Adre,tiser says Mr. Charles Eros
made a capital ,liol, The other day He
put bali Ontin lhr rear 81 81. i.Gry':
cider mill. and TOOK his position in the
mill, and soon il was beseiged by foul
crows. He "drcw bead" on them, and
not one was saved to tell the tale.
The Adre,tyssf Says; We arc Informed
that in some town in the couuIy, tha
stock is actually >uf'rriu 9 for substance.
On one farm in Sumner. there il ut the
prcsent iNe, four cattle, two hogs. and
several sheep dead for want OF hay. aud
u KnoN colt that The owner has refused
5000 for, is just about breathingsbis last,
In one barn in Woodstock, there arc
eight head OF cattle, and one horsc " ine
dead. There ought to he IN enforcement
of the law. for the prevention of cruelty
to animals, and people who allow their
stock to suffer should he punished.
C.. NJ. Buck has some nice jersey Cows.