Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-11-30

drifts In consequences OF tbs ps,''
no good travelling. either on vL we
runners. SF
Tae farmers are ci.'ias and b,,.
their wood for winter. Con- ~
logging will be done this s;otc,
several mills 10 town. W
The two private schools taloa,;
tom during tho FIJI haze inn 81
with excellent success. Ms, H..
goes 10 Hartford Centre to teach va
ter term. in Irish began bis so5.. W.
Dist No. 8. last Monday. The ~
in No. ? will be taught by Mis-, Nd
Bosworlh. OF Canton. ~"
T. s. Wyman is buYiag p)ultrv b...
and cheese in great quantities U.~%
take in during tho Fall over two,
poultry. which be will send to ,be r.,
market. lie pays 10 cts perm
turkeys. II c.s jr chickens 30 49,,
butter aud Is c.s. per 10. Tor chec,,
VIM Woodsum. trader i. W.sp
is closing out his sale Of gooI,. and
not do business during the wia.er
Most OF the hop raisers have ,o8 H..
hops to Reynolds &IlAylori for lgrr
and IS cts. per ID. aad ar, h,.
them 70 Bryants Pond 10 be cs7i..''
other markets.
We have hal > mu;icI, cilge,,t..
Yves. Peru. conducted by Poi, r.
Chamberlain and composed Of a,s.
OF last winter at this place. fh,
Monday evening. 18Th :ast and e,.'
ued ill ThursdAy eycuiag. when r a,.,
with a grand pulio conceu u.Is|
three sessions day. forenoon. alter,
and evening Mr.. CmuIcr4i7 T.
excellent teacher OF VEGA. music q.
advancement OF The class in .he c,,,.
wv
ton will prove. Arrangement, are b..
made 10 start class the coming a.
to be taught by the Prof. All Il
possess any musical ialen, should 90.
themselves Of the privilege ogsss,t.,
this school.
Wednesday, 24.h. E'gi, iacsg /
snow fell last night. The Wild
ing il into drifts some.
Henry Rowe while on bis wa7 n,
this town to Oxford las. week ne.
quite a severe accident, his h9r,s "a,
frigh, throwing him from bis csr,t
and dragging him some disanc. B,
frozen ground. Hs fac was serrI
injured. He is doing well
Mr.. Liberty Walker and Mu III
w lker OF this town celebrated he /
anniversary of their marriage, O.
22nd inst. About one hundred "a
were present during the dsy ali .'s
ing. Excellent music wa5 lurIsI
aud many choice gifts were p,sie,M
the happy couple.
The following is the amount o. II
OF all kinds, raised in Ds.. NJ. ii
the season of 1873. also al ss! /
stock. poultry &c: I37 bushels xrI
1000 bushels OATS, 1907 bushels Do...aI
10 bushels rye. 20 bI,hei, az.
6S bushels. beans. = bushels II
Is bushels tnrnips, - bu,Lst
beets. 10 bushels OF carrots. u Jl.l !
OF onions, 50 cart loads OF p1Gt,I
$50 tons of hay and fodder, 9.,tl ~
butter. 1000 lbs. OF cheese. rs ocaa
apples, 3 4 tons OF hops. = aFI
cows. II yoke Of oxen. |! two le,n
steers. aud heilers. Is calves, . .XNi
3 colts. l75 sheep, 10 hogs, Il PsA
hens. GO turkeys. There are Il a'-i
the Dist. consisting Of about 20 ic,a
40 average, making in all 1881 ia
There will be about - sores oh.
under cultivation next year.
The two oldest men 10 the D'.hal
Stephen Cannon, SIS years ofls1
George Babb. 81 years. NJ. G Ea
in the town OF Buckfold, 10 100, II
10 Wes,brook ia lS4S. has oaeliia
dent of this town Tor mAnT yel'i
still does much work. has 7sr
health. and can converse q;
younger days Mr.. B. /, 1I-"
Westbrook, born in 1913 cane
town when a young man, has -
here ever since. lis paysHA
mental powers remain god. H'N
some every day. aud coa7e'"
telligeutly. AA-