Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-21

The livery men did q rushing business
carrying people tn aud from the Fair
Ground. The two hotsls we're nlled N ov'
einowing. Landlord Poole of the Andrews
House being oslIg'si n pat some OF his
guests Into nelsh0oriss hou.e- Ia slrrp
The various trades people did largely In
creased ba.lne.--psrtlonlarly VAS this tbr
case With ths arms 81 s Richardson A c.
and W. A. Fro,hinghsm 4 ca, who have
l.rge wholesale trade throughout the
Courty. Many % their customers making
u point n call on them AZ fate tins aud
make personal examination of their ~
tsnslve stock Of goods.
The people OF SO. Paris snd vicinity to-'t
a very cf,dltable pat, In the sxhibliip"
b5,h In the building and on The grounds ~
the LIST % prcmlum, testify
Among the stock ant poaltry exhibitors
Mr. :. NJ Kings herd OF Jersey. sni Nc
AlorEo T.. shurtsfrs long array Of oooP-
ofpoaltry were most prominent Of any from
this immediate vicinity ani they were both
successful In taking prizes both At the
County Fair and At the late State Fair. Nr.
y. C. Merrill had large exhibit Of agrl.
cultural Implements ami wm. J. wheeler
OF pianos and organs and musical mdse.
aud = 4. Maxim and Son, various articles
from their factory. wm. A fro,hlaghAm
a Co, boot aud shoe manufacturers. had
very ncat and tasty exhibit OF the vnioa.
styles OF ane aud durable goods made at
their factory. which was worthy OF special
mention. The Goods Manufactured by this
arm have acquired an eavlsble rsPaiatloa
aud, although they have been In business
but comparatively shor, time and sell
directly n the retailer. they have already
built up a large trade throughout Maiae.
New Hampshire and Mass .t
There were many more nae exhibits ~
80. Parl. people worthy Of men, Ion Which
We have no; time or space b mentioo,
whose names will BE- found In The premium
list
The new street leading from The County
Road near Albion Taylor's AMI the sled
factory 10 the Depot, has lasi been con-
pleied. Sunday everybody ani shsif
frlends took a trip over The New Road.
10 see the lay Of the land. There are some
good building lots on this street. sons OF
which will doubtless BE- balii upon q, an
early date,
The pas, summer the balldlng has been
mainly. At the north end ofths village
We understand that Mr.. l.. W. Jackson
OF The Almo House viii commence q, once,
extensive repairs on bis hoase Will Oh he
intends ~ raise up, and make story high.
ei. AMI entirely remodel and r,foruish
throughout
Mr.. &. W. Bowker. with Rine, Bro.. u
Portland. spent the Sabbath 10 The village
At ne home % his mother.
Nj ani Mrs Dansille Morse % Marlboro.
Mass Who have been .Psndlng serk OF
two Nth relatives In tosa will fc,srn the
present week.
Mr. y. y. Dcoostef. has hi. new house
At the upper end Of the village completed,
AMI will move 10 The present week The
house wAs balll by Gso. X. Hammond, and
vas pasAed forward d completion with
his usual CELEBRITY. Mr.. u almond also pot
an additional story on " The house - Mr..
Horace Edgerly. daring ths same time
Which l. nearly eomPletei
"A. Thsysr l. removing The debris from
The site Of bis furniture factory. Ills en-
gine and boiler we're no, badly lolarei, and
probably SON, party wanting possr could
purchase these na bargain. Mr. ThAytr
proposes 10 erect = shop, pot In a stock u
furniture for sale. AMI DO such repairing
and i1bblng a. may be r,qlured.
Mr. A. A. Andrcws o. this place PrcPcs-
- 10 remove 20 q new and enterprisirg
town In southern Kansas. 10 q few weeks.
Mr.. A. IL In poor health and hopes 10 I'm
prove by change OF climate.
We are sorry 10 see that Mr.. y. A.
ThAyer Is again uoabled with an innamed
eye. lie has been great sufferer nom
this cause 10 the past bat Tor four years
has been Ire, from the diflcul,y.
The stuart boys are painting Mr. Wood
bury house.