Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-03

tor OF the Hack line. MIR. Allen, we believe, has
rented the house TO Mr. Hopkins, with whom he
will board for the present.
Mr.. Elias II. Woodsum, our enterprising ma
chinist, has also erected neat little story aud
half cottage, which he now occupies, aud when
| finished, will make very desirable residence.
| j. %. Crooker has added story TO the !. of his
house, aud made other Improvements TO his line
/ and valuable residence.
Wm. W. Twombly has improved his buildings,
both internally and externally.
| 4. Oscar NO,cs has made extensive repairs on
his stable, very much improving the looks of the
same aud adding many convcnences, which
every wide awake man Will do from time To Time
In short every one on thus street liHs been tfNlnE
/ To see what he could do of late, In the way OF
| repairs and Improvements.
! Pleas SAINT street aud vicinity, arc entitled 10 n
| passing notice A.. Bsbec has built new story
! and 4 half house, nov occupied by Chas. IL
/ Keith, manufacturer OF gravesiones and monn
mtuts.
! Frank Crockett purchased the old Grosycnor
sttud some time in the early part of the season,
with the purpose of erecting anicc dwelling there
on The work has not yet bccu fully completed,
/ but when finished, Frank will have one OF the TN
! est places ON Pleasant street.
| Charles Il. Cummings has erected two or three
neat and tasty cottages az the Falls Acts of this
Kind on hi part, create no surprise; he las a nat.
/ ural taste Tor this work and ~ long as Charles"
and Jane enjoy their usual degree OF health and
! prosperity, we may reasonably expect yearly ad
! diiOns to our number of fine dwellings.
Moses Houghtun sold his house, early in The
season, TO W. r. sampson. who had IL moved 10 a
10 ON the Paris road aud lxed up for his own use.
! MIR uoughton has built him n line residence on
/ the old place, which - nearly completed. The
| house is one story, French roof with some eight
/ rooms.
Charles Pike is building large two story housc,
at ihc lower part OF the villa q, which, when COM
I plcted. will be a valuable residence.
e.. Il. Boynton, who purchased u lot on the new
street laid out short time since little east OF
! Iiornc's tlnncIy, has erected large two-stOry
I dwelling containing some SIX or more large
rooms, with buttcTy, closets, ~. The painters
| are now putting on the finishing touch, and Mr..
I l., with his Family, will soon be enjoying the
fruits OF season OF toll AMI priyatiOu, with none
/ tc modest OF make afraid
Mr. Amos Packard l. now engaged in building
| a large tWostory house on DIniOrh street MI.
TO see the prospect 80 favorable for warn, aud
/ pleasant home before the chilling frost OF winter
| puts in IL ugly appearance.
\ John =. crockett has repaired his house on the
! corner Of Main aud D1nforth streets, remOdciins
the whole inside and end OF the building fronting
/ Oh Main rtrcct. The house las been newly shiug-
/ led painted inside and out aud now Justly ranks
among the many lrst-cla>. dwellings OF our vii
/ lagc.
f. W smith has built large storchou>c for
grain. opposite hi mill 80 The Fails
John l.. Horne has made an extensive addiiio n
e. hi t8uucry, running an J. ~ feet on Main - ,
adding very much 10 thc appearance OF The stuc.
Wrc.
cen Beal ha. remodclcd his stable connected
with The Bc.is Hotel, making one Of the finest
I stables Ia The County.
There are loubtes. many other improvements
made the past season which we have overlooked
/ in this hasty report, which We may mention nj
| another time.