Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-05
West Paris.

few days since, whi!o Greenville
Whitman was returning home with his
oxen aad cart. aud when near the
school house, Tor some cause unknown
10 Mr.. Whitman. his oxen became un-
manageable and commenced 10 run.
Fearing collision with some coming
team, bio attempted 10 jump out OF the
rear OF the cart ia ordJr 10 stop them,
and not taking the precaution to jump
from the CIR in the SINE direction that
the oxen were running. be fell. striking
his head upon the frozen ground. lie
was found some thirty minutes after
wards, in an unconscious condition, with
blood lowing from both ears, for twelve
houls he realized but, a very little ci his
condition and for Two days his pulse did
not average over forty beats TO the min
ute. lie is now congalescing.
Oar carriage factory is up aud board
ed.
Mr.. Ethan Willis has connected the
building on Woodstock street. Ci n nice
cottage house.
The Grand Trunk Rii.fo ID Company
have removed from our place The Pilot
engine. that used 10 assist the heavy
freight trains up the grade. The long
aud laborious Efforts Of single engine
10 haul such heavy trains up the grade,
and the number OF failures to do ST., and
the number Oi freight cars on the sidings
Indicate u poor policy in removing The
pilot. have learned that il cost as
much ID luel for single engine, in It's
efforts TO get up The grad, (ssy nothing
about the strain OF machinery, &c g.
as the whole expenses in iuel from By
ants Pond TO Gorham. n II.
We would like 10 see our old friend
and spondent of the Register, o. X.
correspondent of the Demo rat. dis
like to part company with Old friend.
that have done so much TO make The
Register 50 interesting. Let us hear
from you.
Oar school is a perfect success. We
have no Mrs. Grundies. as we hear no
unfavorable criticisms Whatever passed
upon the man ,gement OF the school, an
unusual occurrence 10 country school
district. MIR. Herman Fuller. our teacher,
is young man Of rare requirements TO
Ill the position OF teacher. he combines
law and kindness in the managem ut
of his school. and says he never has any
bad scholars. or any that are inclined 10
disobey the rules oil school. We know
this much that there are no scholars in
thi. district that are inclined To play
,ruant, all soy they love their teacher.
Mr.. IL zekiah Stetson was brought
home ,o- lay badly bruised and injured
from the effect of fall from q staging
some twenty feet from the ground. Mr..
S,etson fell striking his head and should
ers agains. the frozen ground, and now
lies in a critical condition.
Mr.. Roscoe Tuel. few days since,
turned one Of his horses into his garden
lot TO Craze. Having occasion TO use
his horse few hours alterward, and net
finding him as he expected, he called to
him as was his habit, and always letting
response, this time he heard him as if
struggling in distress. going in the d.
reciion OF the sound. he iouni that he
poor creature. N passing over well
Oh,t was covered up with limbers and
plank, and supposed to be sale) had brok-
en- through, and gone hind ieet first
into a well some fifteen feet deer.
There he found him standing upon bis
hind teeth water within foo. OF his cara,
in a most pitiatle condition, and neary
dead. Help was Immediately summoned,