Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-18
MORE Anon.

Wallace Atwood J. paving %Jc. per bush
e. for hr,t quality drying apples. lie has
Al eysporAtor by which very superior
quality OF dried apple IS made.
oxen Spaulding, the Superintendent OF
The Buc&fcld Railroad, Is Just getting abou,
On cru;ches II win be remembered that
be sustained a fracture OF the leg.
The Hcziuscott river. which runs dag
ouarv In il course after il enters this
town. Is crossed BY five brides, four OF
them are Iron Two new iron bridges
have been put over the strcam, below the
vaag, The past summer, At a cost OF $1,000
each. :
C,NIoN Farmers are very busy 10
Canton harvesting their crops which are
ls,. owing 10 the season Apples are re
ported 20 be- very much injured in this vi
c.ui,v pa ,he recent cold snsp. Potatoes
are rot..ug somewhat Sweet corn i
stiu coming into J W. Jones factory very
h.t 10 was very fortunate for the farm
ers TIA. the frost held ofi - long.
school district No In Canton Village
are r.w She owners 90 a nice school house
- take The place % one destroyed by fire
at winter The house was built by Ethan
Wills. builder. West Paris. ~ the cost OF
two thousand dollars. The building j. two
.t1-v s e. with tower. IL j. neatly
finished .u Michigan ash and nicely farni-
shed with maple desks. tables and chairs
ron Michigan 4 nice bell has been
placed In tic tower and the American ca-
cle rests on The tip top - tell whittier
he wind bloweth" Credit is due 20 the
builder. building committee, and Mr.. T..
c Wright, The district agent for the man
rer To- which 10 j. built. The mill village
district are having 4 nice school house
b1.t us Nj Willis Geo. II. Johnson j.
erecting dwelling on the Point road
Wm + Berry and W. W. Rose are rebuild
Ing their dwelling.
Ahr.isc : 20 De built this winter across
The AutroSCOgSiu river 10 will be located
rear ,he pulp mill and the road on Canton
Point side Will .nter>eCt with the river
rosI near the residence OF Amos Childs
The bridge i 10 be bulk by a stock com
paDy The stock hss all been subscribed
Warren Ward and Granville Childs have
Invested largely 10 the stock.
Il 81, quite >iCklv 10 This vicinity. The
vie 1c W H. Wymau j very low in con
SUMPTION John :. Robinson OF Hartford,
: very feeble.
Cap Horatio BiSber, one ofCanJou's Old
az respected citizens, died al the sge OF
rga:y-;wo on the morning OF the Eth. Mr.
began on the farm on which he lived al
ne time % ~ death In ls34, then a will
iefne>,. 10 j. now one OF the best farms
u town with \ good set OF buildings; all
Las been done by himself and his sons.
Mr. B married Eunice White OF New
Gloucester. Ten children were born unto
them. seven daughters and three sons.
TIE eldest, Daniel. has cared for his par
eu;s Elisha died In the army; Hon. Hora-
20 B.soee IT,. i a Congressman from Flo
g.tA Maria. his seventh daughter, IL a
;eacaer 10 Evansville, Florida. HIS other
daughters are living In this State, but one
wh0 : 10 The West Mrs. B. died several
Years as0. Mr. B. was Sn energetic, pa
tr.o,.c temperate and good citizen. The
a.; 5li.J; be deposited was Sept. i for
Congressman D.ngley. The DISCIPLES
W. take place AZ the brick church. Sun
-ay. a. = = A. " -IJurHGl.