Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

piece OF flannel; Mrs. j. Whitehonse,
linen table cover; Mrs. Ausei Cushman,
Hebron. quilt; Mrs. Ann Brown, Paris,
ped quit. There were mittens. quilts,
hose. shawls, rugs, etc, in grea. sariety,
making an interesting exhibit Mrs
Myra L. Bonnny, Norway, loaf oi
brown bread; and Mrs A b. Loveioy,
G. j. Edgecomo. and MIR. Gre rye An
drews, Norway. loaves of white bread.
Some of the lines. samples OF maple
syrup your reporter has ever seen were
exhibited By Chss. II. George oil Hebron,
and Mrs. &. K. Cummings OF Paris. Ii
is pure and brilliant in color. Mr.. George
clarifies the syrup with milk aud egg,
till no particle OF impuriiy remains; Mrs
| f. j. Whitehead, South Paris. preserved
pears and tomato ketchup; Mrs. h. Ii
| Brown. Norway, crab app preserve,
Jelly aud msrmalade; Mrs. $ + True,
Norway, pickles, ketchup and jelly; Ger
tie Upton, Norway, blackberry and rasp
berry preserves and syrup; e. IL. George,
Hebron, crab apple jelly, Mrs. Richard
serves; Alpha X. Stiles, Norway, jelly ;
David Quincy, Norway. Jelly; Miss Fan
ME +. Marble. Paris, preserved pears ;
Mrs. G. f. Millett, Norway, raspberry
crab apple and black berry preserves.
canned fruit and pickles; Mr.. G. n
Tubbs, Norway, preserved pears, BLACK
berries, damsons and blueberries and
preserved tomatoes; Ii S. CrOoker. Nor
way. five varieties preserves; A. BInucy
| "A m
Buckfield. canned lackberries, raspber-
ries and maple syrup.
G. b. Cummings. Norway, has a neat
paint chamber set; the So. Paris Man
ufacturing Co. Two fine sets, one made
from native ash. which is an elegant
affair. II. Barrows. West Paris, e1-
hibited some dining and rocking chairs,
with perforated wooden seats. A l.
Z. Pike, Norway, shows the popular re-
versible lower stand. Ellng~ood X
Co.. North Paris, chairs G. 5. Tucker
Norway, an elegant riding harness. The
aides made a lair display in the domes
tic department Miss Fannie +. Marbi,
exhibited fine looking loaf OF white
bread. la the department OF needle
work and millinery there were over 4
hundred exhibitors. The tables were
neatly arranged and attracted generally
50 iavorab!e comment that other notice
will Tail to DO justice 10 the display. Mrs
A. b. Chase OF Norway. exhibited two
cases OF elegant millinery; Mrs. G. NJ
! Tubbs, Norway. bracket; Hattie Burn
han, an attractive air castle; Mrs. o. {
Hatch, "A crayon picture; Mrs. d. l.
Cummings, Norway, some beautiful WAX
work Mrs. j. ID. Wilson, Norway, pic
ture from sea MOSES; Mrs. D. A. Thay'
er, Paris, wax lilies ard ornamental hail
work; Mrs. L. II. Marble, Paris, stuffed
birds; Miss Del Daley. South Paris,
wax work; Mrs. II. A. Allen. Buckheld
paintings and some neatly ornamented
SEA shells; Miss Annie Edwards, Paris
the happy family. Rev. g. ID Crane
South Paris, some pottery ornamented II
line taste; Minnie +. l. boy. Norway
crayons. and paintings; Miss Mary
MeIlen. Paris, picture and motto snc
bracket; Mrs. A. D. Noyes. an elaborate
" ornamented umbrella stand; Mrs. [
a Tbayer, Paris. wax flowers; Miss MaJ
Maxim. oil paintings, charcoal and pen
Gil drawing, pastel and water color paint
ings. These with large number mol
mentioned make up fine EXHIBITION
Ga the grounds, n W Millett, Nor
way, exhibited An OK cart; Col SWEET
South Paris, still lives to sound thu
praises OF The Walter Wood Moving Ma
chine; w ii Fowler. Nor way, exhibited
tho Victor Mower; and Mighi!l Mason 4
Son of Norway. Il moving machine anC
horse-rake. e II Doughty, Jr, exhib
tied msrbleized slate ire frame aud man
tells.