Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19
Editorial and Selected ITEMS.

llS SpCiao.S u AuulcN AlHti,Noutu Al -
on Monday evening. 18th for the benefit
of the Oxford Normal institute
Rev Mr.. Fond has hecu confined O."
his house Tor several days with an attack
al Diplheria. He is couraicScing
Last Friday MAS a clustering day.
with as good a elbow OUT a. We have
had this winter. and We have had not "a
fen
The Hethel Savings Bank viii Dee
read, to 60 into operation the 2Oth at
March.
The Norway National Bank has
nearly all its stock subscribed. $500 .0oU
and will commence operations ia tcw
weeks
There will be Sociahle at ,hu 1t
Baptist vc,;ry. on "Wednesday evening
at this week
Rev \ c. IIeirick leaves Mechanic
Falls, this week. tor New York, lo ,ail
Tor Europe He expects to re,@rn rbou,
the iirst ot July.
Attention is called to the reports OF
Farmers Clubs. on the fourth page
Though little oul ct date the matter il
worth reading
Attention i called to the C,rd ol
seth W Fife. ESD, OF Fryeburg He i.
Young man of studious habits. well read
in MS profession. and deserving Of pI,ro
mage
AMI now. on the 18th OF March
be it Known thai ,,carc Ia; bound in
the les bands o ,ui,r. with rom three
to six feet of Sal" on the ground. aud
the roads hard an. white, and no thaw
We do not hear of any maple sugar,
us Yet
-Speaker Robie has sold his interest
in ,he Portland Press. 10 congressman
Lynch who Is now the principal owner
"i the paper.
Rev Mr.. Lockwood. OF Oxford. ex-
changed pulpits with Rev MIR Wheel
wright South Paris. ON Sabbath last. and
preachcdIwo very acceptable sermons
The Hagiroods had crowded house
her, last Thursday evening. and their
entertainment, gave great satisfaction.
They haze concluded to give another
Concert in our village. on Monday
evening. with change OF Programme.
They viii also sing At Lowell ON Thurs.
day evening and ut Waterford on Satur
day
We have received a sample of initial
Stationery, from the Eagle Novelty Store.
Pennington, Maine. which is very nice.
See advertisement.
Edward l.. Paris, Esq. Of New York,
son of Hon V. d. PARIS. OF this village,
has been elected President of the Dem
ocrIoc Reform Association in that city.
The HVwoods appear at Bolster's
Mills. Tuesday, 10Th; Lowell, Thursday,
2lst; Waterford city. Saturday, Esd !;
No Waterford. 10Th
"A New Yorker wrote Co General
Spinner. asking for his autograph aud II
sentiment, whereupon the veteran
Treasurer wrote in reply: "You ask Tor
m, autograph with sentiment. NV sen
timcut Is this: When a gentleman writes
another on ms own business lie should
enclose a postage stamp"
S O Thayer, OF Boston, printer,
hats been awarded S25.S00 for damages
at the Revere accident last Summer. Had
be heeu killed. his representatives could
have receired only 5000.
There was au accident on the Boston
shd Albany railroad. on Saturday. by
which the smoking car was thrown down
embankment. owing to a broken rail
Several were ererely hurt
Capt Peter Hardy. of our village
formerly OF Stow. is dangerously sick.
lie is about 70 years old
has been heard in our mil,t The new
steam engine OF the sled factory has been
ret up, and Is now in running order, to
The entire satisfaction OF all concerned.
We bave now power euOugh-two steam
engines, beside our eaIorie-to drive amy
quantity of machinery. which We hope
will Ice all improved before long
The Farmers Clubs in the White
more AMI King Districts. had vely in
leresIing meetings on Saturday night.
We have not room to report in full this
week
Rev. Mr.. Tabor. of Norway, preached
at the Universalist House. in our village
on Sunday last We understand that he
will supply here half the time, during the
Summer