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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
South Paris NrtHS.

Rev. G. l. Hun, preached Tor Rev.
Mr. Wheelwright 1t South Paris, uu san
day afternoon last.
Tao Methodist Sabbath SsAo1l will -
to West Bethel on an excursion. OH Wed.
nesday u Ihis week. Fare only 30 cents
Tor the round Lip. Conductor SLOW, the
Supl.of the school, made the arrangements
ana \ very favorable one. toe. AS there is Il
beautiful grove there, and The company
will have about six hours to stop.
The Grand officers ot the Old Eel.
lows. with delegations IRON the Norway.
Bddgtoa and other lodsPs, came to South
Paris last Wednesday evening, and insti.
;I;cd new Lodge in THAI place-thc
members being principally young men OF
character aud enterprise. who no doubt
will sustain an excellent lodge here. We
have not full list of the officers, but un
dcrstand that w. j. Wheolcr is n e..
Dr. Rounds, V. G.. AMI y. ID. Bolster.
Secy. The lodge will meet in The com
portable and neat Masonic Hall, in Ma.
sonic Block. The Grand officers aud
visiting brothers were handsomely enter
lained by the new 10 lge.
The oxford Normal Institute. South
Paris. will maiUlain its high reputation
this Fall, ii is expected. Mr.. Crommett,
the new Principal, comes highly recon-
monded. and the citizens will take their
usual deep interest in the welfare of the
school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Testimonial.

At meeting OF the V. e. \. x z. c.,
an old society OF Portland, last week, ON
motion Of W. A. Ninship, Esq.. Cashier
OF the Casco National Bank, in respect To
The memory OF our late brother. Granville
NJ. Chase, Tie camp be known as Camp
q. NJ. Chase. Tae following resolutions
were also passed;
WhcrcuS, This Association. in The recent
and sudden removal OF one OF lis mem
beers. has again been Solcmaiy reminded
at The trail tenure OF human existence
aud ul The instability oil all earthly ties /;
IN humble submission 10 His Will who
''doeth all things well" il is hereby
EcSoictd. That in The death y. our late
brother. Granville N. Chase, we are
called To mourn The loss OF M active and
devoted member oil our society Ot one
" hose genial presence and hearty ca
operation contributed largely Ia the
enjoyment Oi our social gatherings; who
was eudcarCd % Us by m3ny pleasant
as>ociaiions. and whose humorous esti
mablc qualities won Tor han Olr friendly
esteem and brUtherly love.
ReSolrcd, That we tender to the family
oil our deceased brother the assurance oi
our sincere sympathy IN their bCreave
mcu,, truStiugiy commencing them 10
Him who ''dOlh not atil.ct willingly. nor
siieVe the children OF men,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
" est Paris.

Mrs Frank Porter, living in the Porter
ncighborhood in this section OF the town.
and daughter OF Nathan Millett, esq.
one of the wealthy men of Norway, and
her husband Frank Pore an independent
farmer, herself. though not compelled
through any necessity 10 perform any
hard labor, has without the assistance OF
one days work made in one Year three
hundred pairs Of pants. for which she
received one hundred aud twelve dollars
and fifty cents. She has also cooked Tor
and done the washing and ironing, -
well as the making AID repairing OF The
clothes Tor seven To- ten in her family :;
took care OF the milk of three cows, be.
sides looking after her poultry and other
chores OF Il farm house, and like the good
Samaritan. you always find her ready TO
lend helping hand in sickness among
her neishbors. Such examples are truly
worthy Of record - Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

At recent meetiGs OF the Grand
Trunk Railway Company in London. its
chairman repeated the statement that an
CuurmouS cIiOr had been made in eslimat-
INC The cost 0l changing the gauge vi the
" hole line. IL MAS estimated 10y the
cumpanyts officers in Canada that tbs
change would cost f635, 900. but it has
actually cost 1880. 900 - on excess Of
G30J.OO0. lie said; Il hope and believe
that We have remcdiUd that delcc. in our
organization IN Canada which partly led
To Snch an error" A. It Is now proposed
TO change the gauge on the potion OF the
company road extending irOm R;ohlnond
10 Quebec and tvcc ia t.oup. E35j. 900
all DC needed. making tae to.a, cost over
= million pounds. F0r s0EIy other minor
under estimates and Tor the expenses
attendant upo4 change Of guago aud the
laying OF slice. rails, the chairman cI1im
ed that IN issue OF EI,2j0.O 900 ct FIVE per
cent. slocA would DC rcquiIcd. having
reference also 20 the rcq Iicemeuls Of the
road lOr 1870 aad 1876. lie thought also
the track should be doubled on certain
portions OF the line. Ia regard to the
traffic OF the line ,ae report VAS very
favorable. O, tic ue% Management; IN
Canaua The chairman Spose in terms OF
ILc Lighes; praise,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

prO LEWIS HEPCDnrED.-The Rock
l-ud Geo. says that mass temperance
meeting Of the various temperance OF
gaUiLa,ious Ola tao line Of and adjacent to
The Knox * Lincoln Railroad. was held
at N1L!eborC' camp ground, on Thursday.
The following resolution was unanimous
j. adopted:
"Ihat we unqualilicdly condemn the
Uniuuudcd statements at DR.. bio Lewis
In regard to the prOhiOitory law and It's
reSu.l, IN this State; knowing that such
statements arc unsupported by the facts,
and that VIC earnestly protest against any
further misrepresentation OF this kind.
placing as 1t does not only the temper
ancc men. bat the people OF this State, in
"a false position before the country, and
tending 10 the manifest injury Of The
cause Oi temperance
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
WhH Is N?

The friends Of Senator llamlin claim
tha, he is 50 popular and useful in The
councils Of the nation. that The people
GeLHrga bis 10 election Il Is = little
singular that man who has been in
public lie 50 long IS he has, should have
10 make such tremendous efforts, cr5rV
time, to let tie people Anow that he is
their choice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
ETUe6Hr5 items.
LONE STAR.

Mrs Mcdonald and Mrs. lIorr OF tht
Fair View House. Lowell, were seriously
injured the night OF Tho 9Th last, by he
ing thrown from n carriage. Mrs. Me
Donald hal her collar bone broken. ant
frurs arc entertained that Mis-. IIorr hi:
serious Internal injuries.
The Frycburg cheese factory under the
management oil +. Smiley, President. and
A. i. Walker, Superintendent, is already
giving satisfactory returns TO its stock.
holders and the public, although in oper
alton only forty days. Moro than fouI
tons OF cheese have been manufactured,
aud il has begun to ind ready marke,
ut the village stores, and also at the no
tells OF North Conway. II is sold at the
factory for Is and Is cents-the weigh,
varying fiom % TO IS pounds cach-thus
rar rs 8 10 60 pounds OF milk produc-
ing one pound of cheese. No work is
done on tho Sabbath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Ra,csom fanuy.

Tie lhird reunion of The descendants oil
Edward Rawson viii bc held "Wednesday
S-pl. l6th 1874, at horticultural Hall,
Worcester. Mass. The committee extend
a cordial invitation 10 each and every per
son connected with this iamily to bc pres
cut on thai day. Exercises To consist o|
an address, speeches, music and sociabiIi.
IL. COLLATION. at the Hall. All expenses
10 be paid by contributions from NOM
ters al the Hall.
To relieve The committee from embar
us ;mcn.. all those Intending TO be pres
enl should send notice to tbs Secretary as
aIly rs possible, anu the namber OF per
sous they represent who will attend.
Per order Committee.
+. b. CRANE. Sec'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Destructive Fire at WcichvUlc.
+. b. CRANE. Sec'y.
Worcester. July 50. 1874.

The most destructive lire in town since
las burning vi The mill OF the Robinson
Manufacturing Company. several Years
ngn. occurred in Wclchviilu last rn~rsdiy
night. About eleven o'c,uck smoke was
discovered issuing lrOm the dry iug house
OF tho Monitor Mills, owned 10y James
Harper.
Al the available help was at once
secured Tor putting cut The Orc. and II
messenger WAS Dispatched To tho neigh
boring village OF ONiuld IN the tic
engine. but the llun1s had gained too
much heaiway 10 be resisted, and before
The engine arrived The building aud lis
contents were ia runs.
TLV lire WAS pcculirIy unfortunate. Is
Mr. llarpcr bad ju4l laid in u large stock
ui new superior wool. aud Valuable ~
stuff. nearly all OF which was consumed.
BY the pcrseveliug efforts OF the iiic
COMPANY, however. small portion Of
The wool was saved Inc loss 10y the
tire is estimated at ten thousand doilais :.
only small pmtion OF which was COW
cred 10y insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
DenmGrk Nens.

A lew days ago as DR. Burnham was
passing the residence Of ii. III. Smith. on
his VAS home from n professional trip,
his horse WAS frightened by Cat crossing
the street in front. and shying. stubbcd
his foot and turned complete somsrsaull
in The harness. throwing out the Doctor.
who came or all right by having the good
fortune 10 strike on his leet. The team
received no damage.
The school here at tho village has
closed. after pieasaut and profitable
session OF about 10 weeks. under the
supervision Of Mics Abby Potter 81
Bridslon.
c H. Ingalls, Of lhis place. as reported
two week. ago. does not lmloug 30 the
Cumo,i.sary. but To The Qnalerma,ter's
Department.
Friday forenoon. July 3lsi. Muse,
Wentworth. .Jr., OF East Denmark. met
with an accident which came near result
ing fatally He and two other men were
unloading moving macLiue rom hay
cnrl in bis field. when, by the slipping Of
= plank. the machine fell upon him, aud
the cutter bar struck The top Of hi. head.
cutting fearful cash some three inches
la leGgsh. AMI ueailY To tho bone. Tie
vas .OYs. bOwoyer, strong enough 10
ride iO Garage, to this villng" ~hcro
The wound was dressed by D.. Wobb--
At The present liu1 he il getting along
comfortably. wiki the prospect Of the
Wound healing at an early day.-Bridy-
Ton Negry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
South WdtcrfOrd.

The firm OF Nelson Bros, general store
is dissolved, Eugene Nelson retiring, tic
business will be continued by l.. X. Mel
son at the old stand.
The well known carriage manulactur
ing firm oil pingree & Hall. South Water.
ford, has received new accession, in the
person OF Mr.. Charles w. Perry, life
long aui highly esteemed citizen Of that
town. The firm will henciorth be known
rs Pcngree, Hall & Perry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Fire at D.TdelI.

Tac An,irU5cogsin llIase al D,NGeid,
owned oy Is. L. Marble, together with a
dwelling house owned 10y Mrs. Paras,
vas burned Friday night. The lise caught
in the barn connected with Mrs.. Parks +.
house Marbles .o,s IS abo.l 5000
Mrs PsrkS's loss S2OOL.
The horses and stage teams OF futile
and Woodnan, which were stabbed there,
came near being DESTROYED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

Mr.. Henry Boececr, tae pastors cid.
cs, sou. i, living with his laiu,y ia hi-
fathers house on ;he Heights lie Is in
iac insurance. business in HE licm Of
Eccchcr * Benedict ON Cuur. street,
-HrooaNu. lie i, pas; Thirty, and WAS q
colonel in tue late war. The second SON,
Wli,i1m, is a Ia,c graduate. abouttwcn'
ty-,Ercc Years old. and study i0g Ia :.
Bruoslyn law Office Herbert Is eighteen
aal Is The youngest of the family, ani IS
an Undergraduate q Amherst College.
The only daughter i, Mrs. Harriet Stov.
lie. the wife Of minister in Norwich,
NY. M Henry Beccher's wife is The
sister OF h;s partner, and daughter of M,.
beacd;c,. 4 resident OF the Heights. Mr..
and Mrs. Bcecher have buried two OF
three Young children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

The Oxford Register. the democratic
organ in The County which has been silent
on nc Senatorial question for couple of
weeks. cannot restrain its itching to dip
Ia" sgain. The last issue contains an
article signed "a voter OF Paris~-prvb-
ably democratic yv;cr-who simply
prefers Nh. Hamliu 10 Mr.. Perhmn
Republicans sire not eNcrcise, about The
choice OF democrats Tor any particular
ofice--iI is OF no sort OF consequence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Newspaper Decisions.

I. ANY person who takes paper regularly
from tSe 0lice- watcher directed tO has name o.
auotLcr's, nr whether nc has subscribed or hu;-
y responsible Tor the paymcnt.
.. 10 person orders his papcr discontinued, DC
mus. pay all arrcarages, or tfe publisher may
continue 90 send % uElil payment i made, aud
collect the VII lie amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the piice 81 not
B The courts hivv decided that refusing To take
newspapers Snl periodicals nom the post CiEcc
or removing and leaving them uncaiiSd ior, is
priHsg ftleis evidence Of hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

Crystal Wave Lodge oil East Buck
field, elected the following officers on the
3lst ult.: Mrs George w. Shaw, w. G..
T.; Mrs. Marcus l.. Sampson. w. V. L. !;
Miss Ayoline r. Forbes, W. s.; A. A.
Crooker. w. f. s.. Benz l.. Irish, W.T. /;
William Bicknell. w. c.; Noah w.
7 uodgdon. w. NJ; Hattie A. Bicknell, w.
|. g.; NJ. L. Sampson, w. o. G..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Hebron Items.

At citizens meeting held in Hebron
Monday night. Aug. 81. To consult with
regard u the Interests of Hebron Acadc
NV, The sum ni thirteen hundred dollars
was pledged - wards securing the Colby
endowment. Rev. Mr. Crane of Hal
lowell has hecn appointed agent to solicit
f.mds Tor this object. Among The promi'
uent persons from ;lorUIt. wore Samucr
Bnrnham OF Norway, Gen. =. Whitney OF
Oxford, G. j. Prescott, former Principal,
now vi New J,r,cy. Capt. Leonard Dun
ham, and Hlrvoy Whi,acy, Esq. OF Dos.
ton, aud Rev Mr. Crane All these gen
tlemcn have been at sO1Ij time, interest.
ed in the Academy, either rs teachers or
students, and remembering their old re
la,ion, at this time contributed largely TO
secure its endowment.
Officers were installed in Sure Haven
Lodge |. O. of G.. T, OF Hebron. Saturday
eve Aug lst. by L G Marshall. Lodge
Deputy, rs fIIlows: A L Curtis. " {
/; Mrs. Angelil Curtis, w V L; \
VI Marshall, " 5. The Lodge is pros
porous and growing. The number CT
charter members was p and the Lodge
now numbers # and it is confidently
believed that he fore it is one year old il,
will uumbcr 10 or 100 members Tor tie
exercises, discussions, declamations, read
ing of some monthly chronicle, written
aud edited by members OF tn Lodge, &c,
ire at present sufficient to keep up
lively interest, while in the future after
The Lodge shall become able to procure
a more comm ,dious hall they expect 10
ne able To make their exercises more in
teres,iug.
SPECIAL ATTENTION of all persons doing
business in The Probate Court is called TO
1 he fact that all bonds, or any other Legal
instruments should be signed with The
lull name. Authorizations aud initials
should be entirely avoided. aud thus
render mistakes OF identity impossible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

la looking over the Catalogue Of tho
Western Siuic Normal School, we are
glad To roiice that tie advantages of this
excellent school are being better aprrc-
ciatcd % oar County. There arc lcvcn
students NOW, where there were bat one
or two 4 lew terns ago. Nothing equals
the Normal ychoo,s ~ Iilli"g Institutions
for teachers. AnMh,r rcIsDn why our
County should patrouiIc lie school, the
Principal, G. {. Rounds, Esq, is well
known rs a teacher here, ard Two OF the
instructors. Mr.. Roliston Woodbury. aud
J. Walter Stelso1, are Oxford boys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
-Miss L. Gross. a Young lady sehoo

Miss l.. Cross, young lady SCHOOL
teacher at Stalk, y. H.. left her boarding
place last FridaT, leaving note to her
sister ntmatiug that she was going 10
drown herself - lad had some trouble
10 school SUNDAY h'r body was found
in the Ammonoosuc INcr, and The cor
onet's jury decided that she was insane,
the difficulty in school exciting suicide.
Miss Cross belonged in Waterford in this
State. was nineteen years Of age, aud
was much respected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
Ke*ar rus Henls.

Tim crop of hay j. fair ia quantity. and
good ~ quality Grain OF all Kind ha, a
good growth and bids iuir u yield q zig
crop. yet it is feared that many pieces
may Oc mach injured by grasshoppcrs
which are very plenty in many places -
/. Is conjcctured tLal the corn and potato
crop must be Eight. Apples have fallen
of badly. 50 much so that the anticipated
crop Mt the time OF bloom will be greatly
reduced.
Frank L. Mason of this place. shot one
morning last week hedge hog that
weighed 10 | , ~. The creature was
Grivcn up tree by L. ". PenGextcr's
dog jack.
Daniel Gray ol South Hiram, killed
water adder last Saturday. AUG Isl. that
measured iouy feet and ten inches in
lcngth, nud as thick as - mans arm.
We learn that Capt. Randall Libbcy Of
South Hiram, was seriously Injured one
day last week BY being thrown from q
carringc
Mr. Alexander Berry OF Potter, has 4
lamb that came very renr sudden di>truc-
hon about two weeks ago. IS viii be seen
bY nc following His sheep were pasiur.
ing in Hiram in a mountain pasture whre
there was elf nearly perpendicular. -
lcci hiGh. On a triangular projection OF
this c,i1'. tic sides OF which were only
about Is inches and down the rock > l,et
the iaH,b was found By sonc boys. M
Berry was notified 81 the fact near night.
and went at once to- rescue il. but II WAS
found impossible TO relieve The poor crra.
tuIe from is pcrlous situation that night.
The next morning At early dawn. he, with
two sons and son in.law started fnr tho
mountain armed with axe, ladder and
ropes. determined To give rcliot 10 Tie
unfortunate lamb A!tcr several iruit,ess
attempts Alexander Berry, jr. undertook
10 scale The ledge. lie a-coudrd II per
rendiruiar portion by the aid oi a ladder
% feet. then by The help OF ropes reached
the place who're the lamb WAS porchcd
lie caught and fastened cord around it.
and then il wae drawn to the top oi The
vawning chnsm. Nov il was impos-iDlo
Tor Young Berry To ascend. and To descend
appeared u DC very peri.ous ta,k. hut
hy tho aid ol ropes let down from ID" top
the feat was performed with safely. Il Is
supposed The lnmo must have been nish.
tened over lhe lncripicc Us dlg>. ano in
rs dcsccn, struck some sumrc shrubs HAT
grew in cIcriac aud thus was thrown
upon the stone un @hich 90 Stood when
iolud. There WAS a sl-,co ot some tea
os twelve lcet where it'ravclcd back ward
and lorw'u'! on a pr"rudIng portion Of
The Elm, in some places Jour and Ia other
abuu; lie inches idc. and Wherc il turned
around there Was 81 lr.ioc.inn about IS
lars' %, u dinner plate. NJ doubt lie
puol thing must Lave been ia this situa-
lion several days. tor il was in N almost
furnishing condition when taken oA.-
XcgiNfer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

The four cared professional race
came off al Oakland Beach on Friday
The water was very rough. There were
three entries: the Faulkner-Rega crew
Of Boston. Longshore crew OF Portland
and the Morris BigIan crew. The race
was four miles. for $50 for tir.t. 5000
Tor second and 500 for third. Tie Bos.
ton crew won the race in 20 minutes - 4
seconds. The Portland crew came in
second. the time being u minutes 30 ) 4
seconds. The Biglin crew did not low
around The stake, aud came in ast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11
AZ Tcnp!c Qnarielie .igain

oar Norway lt'ends were 80 Lc,ishie.,
with the Concert OF THIS popular company
last winter, ,ha; they nave made arrange
mcu,s for another Concert on Monday
evening OF next week. MIS-. Mace
Burnham viii also assist. The iicSets
wiii he i!ily cents, wiki 40 reserved seats
Checks will be given. however, Tor seats,
and the first come, first served. All who
have ls>,c ior;music Of lh!S high order
will improve li,is opportunity aud enjoy u
r,rh musical treat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

We hear that there is considerable
summer company ut Norway. The hotels
are full. ard many private boarding
houses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

--CemmencemcLt NJ TIE Agricultural
College, last week, was well attended;
The graduating clas, numbered six. Rev.
Dr.. Hill, OF Portland, tx President OF
Harvard, delivered the Address. Al The
commencement DINER speeches were
made by President Allen. Governor
Dingley, ScuntUr Hamiin. cx Cows. Wash
burn and Pelham, Hon. j. c. Madigan OF
lIoultou. Hon. 5. II Blake, Rev Cyrus
Stone Of Bangor, Rev. Mr.. Shepl,y and
Rev. Wellington Cross Of Orono. Mr..
Perry Of the Wing, and Il. c. Brett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

The following. from the Geographic
dispatches of Monday, August l0;h, may
be coDlradicl,d To morrow,a las ate most OF
tie disgusting details connected with the
The Bcccher aud Tilton scandal.
\ PRAYER meeting at Plymouth churrb
Hast evening gave evidence OF the un-
sweryin~ faith ot The oLuIch in the in.
tcgrily Vi the pastor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

State Is. Albion D. Wilson. ENcep
tioas overruled. judgment for the State
State ". John Edwards Exceptions
oyerruled. Judgment for the State.
Inhabitants Of Oxford in ca. vs.. Elias
II. Carter. Dismissed from this docket.
Tie Oxford County Agricultural Fair
will DC held at South Paris Oct 9Th to
S.h; East Oxford Society at Dixtield the
same days. and West Oxford. at Fryeburg
Oct. 18th to 10Th.
Ine State Agricultural Society will hold
their Fair at Lewiston. Sept. 18th 10 2S:h.
The S'ate POmOlogicai Society at Portland
OPT. I'D 10 10Th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-08-11

And now comes = new order
Sovereigus OF Industry.
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