Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-01

Thcrc Nas pleasant ionston gtthcr-
leg a. Res, NJ Danes, itsi cyculng
Bruu The at week has been oae of
ieep Interest wih us uie of en- m'si
Interesting frhtlf.. of 90 weeks crIly.
mat va o. .r-t1r- tl tle Gf4li Arny
po.t. on ths c,t of th. 2i.t in.t. la tac
C1ugregai caar.h. by Gencri ilslaa
l. Chsm hcr.aIn. on enc -2rseaisr of l. Ell.
army a. Ap,'mrtox Colrtholse. April a;h.
isss TleIt. v1.i-y ID ths ensnY k.Ns
LIeaieuant Mrssrr oI the MNae All
wllnis % usrN rcur1ss M t1e Jersey
Brgai. A. sailor. Creek Esel sarfea.
isr,i 49, as tle dr.t MNas "a, ioa1.c-
l1Irsng 100 action Toe leltlre va
az very .astrl lve. 1li synpailrt. an
soaI cheering anf while sal memories are
awakened thanksgiving aud hoPc,alncss
w@fe .nsp.rci a. sci Rarely have he
people cr. lgci s1 r.ca an occasion AM
t1e Pot Is ,o lc c,ngrata'atci 10 tar.r
choice ~ q speaker The grl.ral closed
1y .syIns olr arms arc hnng uQ1n onr
wt.saui thc fa-e, 1i deaf c1nrslcs seen
q falo Iuio rcmtmhranccs with Che VIZ
guIa scenery am q wai.h tlry feI. ta'lg Do
DIN u1s to us all olr fellow confsics,
ba, O. h, Uan.1t'ei 1g tls ffsciIn tlef
have h.'p,itl p.rp,tls,t aaitl 1s rec'g-
urrir 81 ta- thanks of mtny g.arrtnlls
yct % oc
Tac Ql,ricry c'l,,rea-t 'i u D..
caarca 1y aunanim1as vote have rctar1ri
Rev. Mr Hooper O. B-,hci f5r ihe scconi
year Mr Hooper Is. vcry p'plAf aoi
earnest ~orker. sni hs. the f1ricsi a1cc-
t.ons of t1s cuiirc connlu.V In hin
they foI a rr.cui. earnest lrac All sym
pathetic Un1bsrgsIve hs has Che esteem
ant respect ~ thc highest iu rank.
Hay - gl.ic p.caiy a. tsa illsr' Psf
t1n.
W Mason has Gaishci logging ani
taken oui hs team. a. has hauled cato
river about seven hgnircd thoastni feet OF
lumber
wilson utmmons. esq, has been very
s.ck aoi for several hay. last week as ~
covery va doubtful but ThursiV his
case seemed a llli,e more favora1.c.
Ffcl Young has been removed 90 The
town "a l De hAs been cared flr a.
OIL MS houses several years Pred has
la.lo uh.. back in bci. la a helpless con-
dli.ln Cor more t1sn "a years.
Mr. Frances Cummings. aged - years,
Died March go. a. her residence on Ne
chanlc street Miss PhehA Holt wao
live. 10 ne same house Is very sick ani
can survive bot q short time Both ar
esteemed membcrs OF the Congregational
church ant wlii be greatly missed 10 TIE
village.
Maple syrup has asst male e. appear
ancs 10 market.
John q. Chapman and n. Andrews are
making arrangements b build a new skat.
ing rink my BY eighty feet. on Main
street. pear W Htmmon's store. AZ soon
a. the snow gocs OF 10 will aiso be used
Tor political All town ms-,iag. and for al
large gatherings.
Hon W. T. wopi5ary has got
the timber on the spot and vii
erect house on his lot on Main
street on corner Of Vernon street. as sooH
the spr.ng opens.
IA. Baroank has recently opened ths
store neKt % %. n Mason 4 Co, near ta'
Methodist church where be keeps a gooi
assortment Of ,.n All hardsire. NJ. d.
has hat some eight year. sSPerieaee Ia
one OF The best shops 10 the state. lie ha'
a set o. tools Cor cutilng and hitins pip
70 order. and l. agent Tor Posts salsa
uiled Eareka sap spout And Garaey's pat
cot rOodng. We can voach for his a.
commOdNtIng business methods and polite
ness 10 an who favor hin with their Gus
ton. C.
The Farmers Club met a. ID. @. Ken
d.lrs on the eve OF March seih. Ther'
vas quite large attendance % both sexes
ana vary animated discussion Of the fol
loving question eosued Resolved rhA
The present system Of farming tends TO d.
minish rather than Increase the fertility o.
ths the sol" The president, ID. VI. Kim
ball. was Ia the chair. The question was
opened by william farWell who spike In
favor Of the present system, c. \. kimoal
also spoke on that side, Melfoy and Dan,
Cummings showed 10 q very interesting
manner, that many or our farmers arecou'
Quoting farming 10 a way 10 decrease th'
fertility Instead Of Increasing IL; ID. N
Klmball and Henry Fsrwell, the secretary