Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-27

BrcKFIELp, Nov. 25.-Mercury al . ,
out OF doors last evening.
In September we chrouicled runaway,
VIM. Burt's truck team demoli-hipg the
wagon Of America Bisbee OF Norway, and
throwing Mr.. Bisbee out. Mr.. Burt psid
SIS for the wagon. st the time OF the acct
dent and this week was called upon by
Mr. Bisbee to pay $50 for personal Injuries
received; they finally settled the matter
for s2j.
The East Buckheld Dramatic Clul. gave
au acceptable. entertainment 10 a good au-
dience at Reform Hall, Wednesday eve
ming. The programme included the drama
My Brothers Keeper" and the farce
My Turn Next"
Mrs S L. B. Chase and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. C.'s parents-Col.
ana Mrs. A. ID. white-will return to their
home in Methuen, Mass, tomorrow.
Asa Atwood returned from his Western
tour yesterday. -
CANTON. From the Telephone: Whit
tiers show has gone into winter quarters
at the Canton House. b. Themes
will occupy the residence connected with
the pOst-office.-Mr and Mrs. Davis, Of
Norway, are spending 8 few weeks with
their son, c. X. Davis. N. =. Reynolds
recently dressed pig months old.
weighing sos pounds. Albert Ames, OF
n - bat al
of corn. four ears containing 1871 kernels.
Conductor Moore found nice mitten
on his train last Friday. The owner can
recover property by calling on Mr.. Moore.
Mrs. Wealthy Childs is spending the
winter at Brockton, Mass, with her chill
dren, Mrs. J. l.. Howard and Frank ID.
Childs S. p. Adkins has traded his
..trotting mare" for two large work hors.
es, and Is now preparing 10 do heavy jobs
OF teAming. IL is said he made a Putty
good trade.-One night last week
horse In Granville Childs's stable got loose
ana turned the faucet, allowing the water
TO run. A well which supplied several
families was drained TO the bottom
Mr.. +. +. Holman of East Peru, raised on
one acre OF land, % - bushels OF wheat
Lost Nation.) he also has very prolif-
ic turkey that has laid l26 eggs since May
last. but has never offered 10 set.-Last
Saturday Simon NJ. Coolidge and John NJ.
Holland were drawn as Grand, and w. II.
II. wsshburu and |. B. Fuller as Petit jur-
ors, to serve in the u. ). District Court
10 be held in Portland, Dec. 4th.-Ye
Olde Folks Concert, last Thursday even
ing, was a success. Much pains was TAX
en- in making up the costumes, and the
music was well rehearsed- A fair audi
euce assembled snd were much pleased
with the entertainment and supper. About
s14 Was taken for tickets--Thomas
REYNOLDS has left at this Office samples OF
minerals taken from his mine in this town.
He has taken out large quantity OF mica,
OF superior quality, for which he finds a
ready sale. Quartz and feldspar abound,
and he has 500 10 600 tons which he has
removed. Mr.. Reynolds also shows spec
linens of garnets, and lead and copper ore.
Reform Club met at the Free
Baptist church last Sunday evening. The
attendance was unusually large, and an
interesting meeting was held. The Club
re-organized with choice of the following
officers: Pres, w. 4. Adkins; V. Pres,
Z. y. Carver; Sec, X. A. Carver; Chap,
II. A. Ellis. Remarks were made by Bros.
Carver, Mendsll, Msrston, Lovejoy, Ad-
kius, and Rev. Mr.. Long, of M4chias.
Next meeting will be held at the Baptist
church Sunday Dec. 2nd.