Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-12-03
NOl,Irlln IieInS.

Rev. Mr. Tabor was % deliver u lecture
at CoNccrt Hall, last Sabbath evening on
The origin o! cudIc,, punishment. a
moic interesting question to most people
is the duration. rather than tn, origin OF
il.
The AdreTi,cr says that MI. McI.a,l,
Principal oil NolNay Liberal Institute,
who vas cha ioosod by Prot + Kim
ball. to public reading, haa bat little
time to devote TO strangers al that pro-
fcssion, and wo doubt very much whether
he has ever giyca the msucra moments
consideration.
The Committee on building "a shoe
factory did uol accept OF uuy ol the bids
for the same, Say, the Advertiser, Il, they
did not tcel justified in cxpcudlag al The
money in two i,,us They all build it
~ the day, and hopc to bring the cost
much below that charged BY the contrac.
tor. Speaking oil this enterprise. The
.IrguS says: Tho factory Will give en-.
plo, mcui tn some two hua,IrcI opera.
tiyc,. md their trade will NOT ouiy add %
the prosperity oi tho village, pul tho
whole industrial economy OF The loNn
will be enhanced There viii be extra
mouth, Ion farmers to feed, and employ
mcul near at home lor their SCI, and
daughters. Other town, In Maine may
learn lesson iom Norway. th1, viii be
Tor their interest.
Frecland lowe, Ed ike Yankee,
and shrcWd operator, i, taking advan.
agc OF the spnii OF enterprise in town.
and buying up desirable real estate Tor
building purposes lie has gul thc Whit
man property for $1,000, and sill hayo
several nice JuiIdin. lots carved cut of 1t.
lie ha, opened q Real Estate Office, IN
connection with his Insurance business.
Mr.. Howe wa, enc OF the prime movers
in getting ,p The Nalio nj Bank and the
shoe factory IN town, and is valuable
citizen.
The Cannon boys Inform ,ac editor
Of the Al, crliscr that they have captured
Il nice f Ncs llli, l,'l. besides coons.-
That IS b,lliug The foxes ut lhcir own
game, CANNON
Charlie, Bunnell has leased The shop
formerly occupied by c. l.. Packard TOT
a couloc louary store.
Henry Burgess is fitting up Il shop near
the bridge, to repair boots and shoes.
The Advertiser says: I'VE learn that
Mr.. Levi, VI. Mann. formerly connected
with { b. Cummings, OF this village has
purchased M. SHOWS Falls Chair Factory,
and vii. pat in machinery at once Tor he
manufacturing Of clothes pins Mr.. M.
has found many warm friends during his
residence Ia this village, who very much
regret lac necessity of his leaving town. y"
A. Oscar Noycs adyertises for boy.
The right kind of chap will get into a
good pace if he goes in with Oscar.
Mr.. Hiram Hathaway inform the Ad.
verlscr that he made II lbs. and , ozs
of butter in one week last June, from
The milk Of his two year old Jersey hcifer.
Dir. Ephraim Wood will tax his sy stem
considerable! ii he gets out 200 cords this
winter. - ln' Advertiser says he will.
Thanksgiving services were held at the
Uniycrsali>t church by Rev. Mr.. Tabor.
The .Adceltiser hits off the Natural
Seaport in this style: Cabbage heads
are becoming so plenty in Portland, that
they ar shipping them in large quanti-
ties to other places The soil OF that city,
doubtless, is we'll adapted to that kind of
material" When we consider how many
of the smart man of Portland went from
the Advertisers town, this is 4 little am.
biguous.