Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-12

twelve oxen and four horse, IN the woods
at Fryrburs and a large crew In their tim
her lot la Is tldwin. Th"ir mills have
started up on full timc.-.Nr,cs.
LovEiL.-lu William llrzrtiuc's spool
mill, ~ North LIvrll, for SUM time back
h-It~ have breu cut aud varinu~ other
mi,rhirynu, prank cut up. After long
time h, Wa eau .ht and tod to l"Hvc the
place. which hr promised 20 dO. II i {"
~. hoped hc viii l,hru - improve ~ he
will not get uiisp easily next lime.
Edgar NcAlit-ter ht- pIrcha~"l 4 part
or the L l. S,Iutpu farm "t L. g. Kim
bal, frr si,j.
Dean WrD mirl, AMI wife take ch1r-" 81
rowu Poor Farm IA, ensuing year, for
$3.50
T.. q. kimhalI has purchased on" h'lf OF
pu- tinp r "a thr = bu,h Side ~ the rOtd
On th~ 10 G. Irish farm. f'r $500.
\ j Et>tmin moves nut of town In
>hor; tilur - l,ic charge az the Perry
farm ~ f.. rnd uf Conway, y. IL
The S-lrc;n~n are now hu-y taking IN"
inventory; which mean, that another
year 81 taxes Is NJ hand. Truly death
and taxes exempt No one.
There has been IN unprecedented dow OF
-ap this spring. la many places th' low
hts been ~ great that thry were unIhlc 10
tax. CARROT II hy boiling .ht and 'lay.
From this village - Fryrhurs teams
have been on "hc.l> frr week past, hut
rom here 10 North Lowell The snow IN
many places j. four feet deep IN tn road.
BENJAMIN Andrews has Let hi> farm 10
AlphOnzD Chtrlcs.
Srwtrl y. St.,rns has lately received 4
commission ~ Justice OF the Peace.
This tililgv IA, an abundance of horses
From good authority, learn there are
ninety.
Horace Mckcen has moved on To q farm
on Peak, Island. Portland lltrbor.
George Dur.in carries on. ~ shares, for
T.. G. kmpall the \. + Gray farm. His
son Eugene carries on BIZ home farm.
Frank G. Strarns. formerly a resident OF
this town. now from Hot Springs, Arknn-
sas, i visiting hi friends In this section.
lie ha- been clerk for EN-GDy. VI l..
Stearus, one OF the Hot Spring, Commits
sion.
Joseph Howe has pair OF calves year
llug- thi, spring. which cannot be- beaten
for handiue>s. lie can drive without a
yoke. either one on the near SHE; bring
them a. handy ~ oxen. back aud gee them
IN -ingly or the two together; drive each
singly. leaving the other sttndins, which
will not move, then leave this one aud
bring the othrrour np ny thcsi ir"i him.do-
ing all this with hts goUl->tick. They
shake their heads, hu' mini the motion or
the goIi->tick A. we'll ~ oxen.
Joseph Z. Cobb aud Haven A. Hartman
are Attending the medical department at
Bowdoiu College.
MENICO, April l-Thrre is considerable
talk being made In this vicinity that
railroad Is To be- built from Mexico Corner
10 Hop City, Byron. the coming summer
understand that party intends 10 build
il for The purpose of taking lumber down
Swim River To- the Audro-cog.in. | also
understand that there is 4 party who Is
c ,lcnlItiug ON rxten ling tn Is & X +
Il. K. through 10 Rumford Falls. Should
they so de-, We see no reason why Ram
ford Falls Will not, ere long, become II
large manufacturing place.
Sleighiug is poor
Bad colds are very frequent. A. W. ).
OxFoRp.-Rev. Z Enrich, l. To supply
the pulpit of the COnsrrg ItiDual church,
the coming year. Mr. Enrich, Is very
much respected by his people here, having
preached 10 them for the past two years,
. their entire satisfaction.
Grorge j Parrott. was chosen agent, Of
the village district, last Saturday evening.
The sch DOL house in this village, Is 10 lie
painted, the coming week.
George Hazen, esq. is to move TO Brldg-
ton, this week.
PARIS There will be appropriate Eas-
ter exercises. consisting OF singing. rrcita-
tons. &c, by members OF the S'bbith
school, at the Universalist church, Sunday
evening at o'clock.
Hon. Hiram Hubbard is repairing and
renovating his store which has been USED
by the factory as store house since IL was
vacated by A. NJ. Hammond. Mr.. Orlando
A. Thayer will occupy It as a general
country store Mr.. Hubbard Is also
about To erect set Of buildings on Ire
mont street, to meet the demand for rents.
On every hand We see evidences Of two
years prosperous work at the factory.
This Is better than having property de-
preciating in value every year even If We
do not as yet receive large dividends on
our investment
The religious meetings In the Baptist
Church last week, were OF such interest
that they will be continued this week.
Excellen, sermons were preached by Rev.
Mr. Richardson Of Hebron, Smith OF Sum-
ner. and Ingalls, Of South Paris.
Our plank walks are mostly brought to
light again, but 1t took considerable shovel
ing.
A CARD wish hereby to acknowledge |
nv sincere thanks TO the friends and |
neighbors, who so generously contributed |
purse of about thirty dollars, In few
hours after lost my COW.
A. Il Denis.