Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06
", J.otson will make his resi-.

plsce. Mr.. Jackson will make his resi-
dence at Norway at an early date.
A. A. Andrews from the Hill mas moved
into L. +. Stones.
viii Phelps has repaired, and now occu-
pies the old homestead OF the late IT, u.
Phelps.
Our village mIlliners Miss Brock or l..
] Brock 4 Co., and Mrs. Bennett OF j. X.
Morse 4 Co., are now ready for the fall
and winter trade, having just returned
from Boston, with foil stocks In all the lat
est styles. No need OF going out OF town
now TO buy new bonnet that will vie with
anything the city modistes can produce.
10 the matter of labor saving inventions
q recently patented Button Hole attach
m.nt for sewing mschines In use at MIS-
+. B. Msxim's drcss m king rooms takes
the cake over anything We have ever seen.
IL works q splendid button hole In an ia.
credibIy short time.
The fun continues fast and furious at
the Skating Rink. Those who enjoy a
good lively time should attend "Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. The managers
have now combined the Office and cloak
room 40 that Ia future all confusion In re-
turning skates and getting wraps may be
avoided, as also the necessity OF buy Ing
new gloves the next day. The Rink will
now be more popular than ever.
Shooting match here yesterday with
Charley Bowker and f. +. Bowker,
"choosers" for their respective 'sides. ."
Everything went merry as - marriage
bell, up TO the time Of counting the game
when the sudden disappear ance OF bag
OF game brought the evenings festivities
10 an abrupt and stormy close, one Of the
sides Indignantly leaving the supper un-
tasted.
Some OF our business people are begin
ming To consider the desirability OF the
telephone as q means or communication
with their neighbors in trade in this and
the adjoining villages OF Norway and Pari,
Hill The business interests OF the three
villages beiug identical aud intimately con-
nected. II they could be united in one
telephone exchange. and connected with
Lewiston. Portland aud Boston II would
tie OF immense advantage 10 the business
interests and growth OF all three.
A branch OF Nye's dry goods store at
lewiston, opens to-day at No. ODD Eel.
lows Block. Extra bargains are prom
ised.
Jonathan Clark Is blasting out q lsrgi
amount of Quartz rock on S G.. Shaw's
ledge for the Bradley Fertilizer Co, OF
Boston. This quartz Is made into rctorts
for hold NJ the acids aud chemicals used
In the manufacture OF Pho.phste. This
ledge seems 10 pay better than any or the
gold mincs," which were so thick around
here year or two ago. Ed Dudley of
Turkey Hin draws the rock 10 the depot
and has already loaded 1--we cars.
y. d. Bolster has just returned from
visit TO his brother Rev. w. n. Bolster at
SO. Weymouth, Mass. His fricnis were
glad ~ see him return looking 40 well.
Mr.. Samuel Chapman form 'rly OF Ando-
yer now living with his daughter at Rev.
q. Sprague's has been having an acute
stack OF Rheumatic lever and IL still very
low and hardly expected To live. IL is hut
a few months since Mrs. Chapman was
The family have the sympathy of the com
muDity. Mr. Sprague is located with the
Hampshire st. Church, Auburn sni oblig-
ed 70 be away u large part OF the time
which makes II all the harder FOR the fam
lily. JEAN.