Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-18


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"A cold vs>Icrly snow storm set in OF
SUNDAY, though hut liltls snow fell. Il
. cod enough Ia hold Via. 49, have
The snow that remained GU the
ground cams last year the day alter
Thanksgiving. Nov. %. some OF it was
seen the next May. in shady places.
-EIearon Chase of Buckfeld. 20 year.
old. Is tie champion wood chopper OF
Oxford County. When he was "A he
frllSi rOek- maple l0et in circumler
ence. and cut 40 feet Of the body into bowl
blocks When IS. he cut auolher OF The
same height. one foot less M size at tho
butt. Tor the same purpose When 76,
he cut another oi less size. for the bowl
mill
The wife of Hon. John NJ Frye oi
\ Lewiston aud mother vi Congressman
/ FIVE died quite suddenly Sunday motu
| ing in Medfurd. Mass. where she MAS
visiting
i, IL thought that Hon. Eugene Halo
Of Maine will have the bouor OF iuIroduc.
I ing the frs, hill Tor The rrpVal OF the slla.
~ grab bill IN the urxt Congress rs
Maine stand. 6rsl on tho roll IL The call
of Stal.i tor bihs aud resolves. aud Nj.
I Hale i the .unisr member of the Maine
+ Legislature @. the door VI lh- House.
Our citizens are moving to gsl up u
sour.e OF lectures shis winter. Enoch
Kuighi. Esq. Of The State will come. snd
there i strong desire 10 bear his new
lecture on The Sidis. W. hope the course
will be started. aud other towns 10 the
same
Grand Master John n. Price. Of the
Masonic order oi Kansas, has decided
THAT Master Mason vhc keeps 4 dram
shop should be suspended or expelled.
aud .sloon keeper is not suitable per-
Sou tor The degrees"
IL Master Mssons psIrOnize dram
shops. they directly encourage liquor
sellers. We wants public sentiment 10
make liquor drinking disiepuI,hls aud
then liquor selling will not hs eneou,sg
rd w woult also Keep The liquor
tr,flic outiaw.i,
Alta cro~d.d meeting at TsmEianr
Democrats a, T.mmany Hall. Thursday
night. john N JrIi.seI. lhe new Tamina
ny chief. charged that lse pole, dc Part
uicni had used all its force Ia the late
election sSaiusi Democrats. and charged
Po.ics Commissioner Ch~riick with using
Nll hi, Efforts TO dsleat ledvllh for tho
S-.pse lie no,sd tbs, ChAri ck he tx
psi.-I. A resol ton wss framed sud
adopted s1peliing Ch.ilics =. ,rsi;or 10
The pail, which had elevated han to posi-
sion
The last ,erie. Of Teachers ln't-
tules holden in our State This year, closed
al Portland. last week The Press
furnished daily report of The doing
which We intend 20 publish. a. 1t will
reach many Of our teacher, who were
no, able to attend q, Bethel
1t is said it every ons would pay his
small debts. The moneJ market would he
easy. This IS peculiarly true With The
printer. Most OF his debts are small. but
in The aggregate amount to a great deal
The Sled Factory is about through
work for the season. on sleds. They
have mad. about 5000. and shipped about
200 dozen. They will mol MI oil their
orders. as the slringency of the money
market affects the sales and che contract
ors desire 10 bs lei off somewhat They
will close up next week. and shut down
ON slsds. reducing then. cIewconsidsrably
/ they have kept about fifty men al work.
and their pay roll has amounted N aboni
I $500 month. They will 20 an to Doll
Carriage, for awhile. ill they are ready
I 10 commence on Hand Rakes
Rev. Z A. llslmershausen, Prssidin {
( Elder Of he Rocklsnd district. died very
suddenly about four O'Clock Monday. A.
/ NJ. lOih inst. lie had returned from
Rockland apparently in his usual state Of
/ health. and drove his horse directly ini"
the stable His long absence caused az
anxiety and = member oI his family guins
! into the stable, found him lying short
distance from his horse and c.rria@e
which he had not embarrassed. Means
were al once taken 10 re,tore him bI1
without avail.
+ Little Fannie Cummings daughter OF
| Gen. H. cummings tie proprietor Of tile
/ Cumberland House. narrowly escaped
drownin. last Saturday. She fell through
An opening i'm the bridge close 10 the sash
and blind mandatory OF Hamlin. Dick
ems Il Co., but was caught by the dress
oy her young companion, Jennie cub.
She. however. was unable to lit her out.
aud soon Was compelled 10 let so her hold
when she was borne by the swift current
down To the next bridge, where she Wa
rescued by n lad named Frank K. Gerry.
who fortunately happened to he pla! In
beside the stream. The Young advehtnr-
rss was carried, in chilled and nearly
,,,icon. einu, state. iO her home. where
with proper Al pi.ca,i"ns Size "aa H"oi'
uliy restored -Bridgion Noes.
ID. r. Hastings, Esq. of Fryeburg, ami
Hon. David iIamiuoms. Of Bethel aie
buildin. Il steam mill la Alfred of some
forty horse power, 10 be used for The man