Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

,tp,xy. March 2s.-Tbe manufacturers
Of .pool stock are doing a good business
:, mi, section, and altogether the prospect
Or, profitable springs work has not been
later for long time. J. Bartlett Of L.
S,o,.bsn. has five hundred cords OF white
n;,ch at his mill, and considerable oak for
slaves.
Tn. business interests in the town OF
albany are quite lively and prosperous at
the nresent time. The new and substsn-
,i,l steam mill OF the Messrs. Saunders 4
Eilberu. in the southwest part OF the town,
/, doing an extensive business saving oak
.,,ves. They employ twenty men, which
dds much 20 the business OF the town.
rverythinc around their works has 4 busy
.s,.ct. The slaves are mostly made into
sbooks at their shop on the lot. I. W.
Green Of No. Waterford, buys some or the
,,sv,s. which he sells TO Norway men.
NJ Alopzo B. Liitleavld OF Albany, has
charge OF the saving, aud Is practical
.rt,iicieut man AT the business, all OF tie
slaves being uniform.
Nj. J McAlliSter, in the east part OF the
town. continues 10 90 a smart business
sowing birch strips for Elliott s Bartlett,
IN the south part OF the town, who carry
m extensive spool works.
purchaser Of horses has been in town
bu7iuc . Up some good horses. Pity be
5t not bur and take away instead the
sane number Of those whose appearance
md condition evidently its them only 10
be placed on the retired list
The logging teams OF C. Knight have
h,,u moved out OF the woods, where he
IA, been engaged hauling spruce and hem
lock from the Pattee lots in Albany 20
Crooked river.
There are sevcra! persons that are pre-
pay.ug 10 % into the maple sugar business
.a,,e extensively Ia this section.
The msple sugar season does not open
,e-, p-omisiug,y; tie cool weather lately
hn pu, an embargo on the sap. postpou-
!ng The time Of sugar making ;Or while.
il Rice. who hsS been engaged in Bos-
;ou several wears. WAS compelled 10 abau-
don his work there on account 10 lung
trouble. lie returned 20 his home a. y.
Waterford. some three months ago, where
be Las been under the medical skin OF DIR. .
CarS who has, We are glad 10 say, re
stored l.m to heSlth sgsin. lie now has
gone Co Boston, 20 resume his former vo-
es,ou Every one hiss been anxious 10 .
So h-u wei ssaiu The doctor has ELECTED
admiration ~ his successful treatment Of
the case.
Samuel Ki,5orn OF Bethel, while a. work .
IN Nes>rs Saunders y Kilborn's mill in .
Albany. hsd his hand csusht between the .
elevator chain sud the pulley, decorating 1t .
misleading manner.
e. Clark, NJ. d. O, North Waterford, .
VIII, on a visit recently % Que OF bis pa
t.,u,s. bis horse which i a splendid on ,
became frightened and started upon =
,nsr, ,ur, al the same tine Kicking which .
demolished the fore part OF the sleigh.
Tie Doctor wsS thrown out and drsgged s
l>i,rs'.e distance, bat 10y presence Of
m.ct however. lie guided the horse 10 .
one s.je oc The road, which stopped him.
Fortunate 10 say. The doctor WAS not seri- /
og,. 3 injured but was considerably strained .
asol: - back and shoulders. w.EE.
h4,,a - The people OF Albany are
quite t>posej TO pound" their minister,
Which they have done several times This
water. The last manifestation or this
disposition occurred while st the house 81 I
Bro. Jsm,> II Wesco;t in Albany, March /
..,a, w.,re They assembled 10 coodiy num-
b,r, s,t accomplished their purpose.
B.; *; them gorr1, we are not disposed .
20 cry ilg quarters Yet, nor 50 long SIS we I
<; ;ae cost on 20 them. The cost this /
time Was about a dozen dollars. They .
seemed 20 enjoy il, and We surely did. /
T1s-ks 20 them Tor the occasion and its I
.es-.,s
Two persons were received into The NJ. ,
+ Church oy letter, the l2,h, in Albany. I
A.. II WITHAN.