Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-27
SOUTH PARIS.
Tux School.

I,s,;,,s has been in session Tor eigh'
weeks and has Two more TO complete Tue
farm. There have been sevenly'h'e
students in attendance.
F. I. Crommett, A. Is. frncipA''
assisted by Miss Morse. 10 the Grammar
Department, and by Miss Crommett !"
The Primary. The teacher have won LOT
themselves golden opinions from students
md parents. alike.
We had the pleasure of yisiling ibis
school lat Thursday. aol Witnessed sew
sral rrcif.tiun.. Dr.. Rounds. member
IF The ). ) Committee, very c0urteousIJ
accompanied u, on the Visit. and showed
decp Interest IA the making
praciical suggestions TO tho Physiology
class. - hica was then recIinS- The les
son Tor Tho day was concerning The siruc'
ture aud Offices OF the eye. S:ee''s four
teen weeks was employed as textbook
Arcr the recitation, Mr.. Crvmmett asked
his class numerous review questions con-
corning human bones These questions
were promptly and correctly answered
though several weeks had elapsed since
attention was given to that department.
4 class in Algebra showed proficiency
in solving complex problems. aud gave
excellent verbal solutions to the same
a part ol education Indispensable TO GOOD
teachers, but which is too often neglected
in our schools.
Miss Morse occupies the upper story OF
the Academy building as recitation
room. Her reading classes were recitinS
during The afternoon. The Bells 10y
Edgar 4. Poe, Death Doomed y by viii
Carleton. The Charge OF the Light
Brigade" and short section OF prose
were excellently rendered by the class,
in concert. All the scholars showed q
grca, intere Il in this exercise. aud their
manner Of reading indicated that much
patient training had been given them by
the teaeher. The emphasis and express
lion were remarkably fue and correct,
and the class avoided that mouotonous
and slug. song style 50 common 10 chorus
Rotations.
Mis-, Cronmett has very attractive
manner for the little ones and is loved
by them as only very small scholars can
love a teacher.
The school i. conducted on excellent
principles. aud tue scholars are marked
aud graded according TO their department
and reciiations.
public Lyceum is conducted 10 con.
neclion with The school At the meeting
next Tuesday evening, Capital Punish
mcnt will be discussed.
Mr. Crommett will issue a catalogue OF
this school. next week.
We learn that arrangements are being
made TO unite The DislIic, and Academy
schools Mr. Crommelt will be invited
to continue his labo's in the schools
An ENrERPRisING TRADER
Captain H. n. Bolster has been in
trade in this village for number OF
years. and by his enterprise and honesty.
has secured irst class custom. Ills
store is always neat aud clean, and his
goods are arranged 50 rs to be easiIy
handled and readily displayed. His
clerks are always prompt and attentive.
and his prices are always low.
One great secret Il the Captain sue
cess Is his liberal use OF printers ink.
Whenever he has a new stock OF goods.
or has an article Tor which there is gen.
eral demand. he lets the people know il
by advertising Last week he went to
Boston aud laid in a new stock Of Dry
and w. |. Goods. aud this week he takes
i column 10 the OXFORD DEMOCRtr to
tell his customers what he bought, and
in making special inducements 10 those
wh) will purchase tor cash.
We took occasion 10 examine tie new
stock which he has just purchased. and
can assure our readers that il is first class
ia every respect. fresh and desirable.
We are confident that parties in this
vicinity can do no better than TO trade
with Capt. Bolster. the gentleman. soldier.
and Christian.
A LARGE Business.