Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-04

Quarterly Meeting Of the oxford Dap
lists viii be held with the Church At Paris
Tuesday and Wednesday. First session
Tuesday a. arN.i second meeting Toes
DAY evening at There will be meetings
Wednesday morning and afternoon. All
are cordially invited 10 attend.
AZ the town meeting, Monday, The fol
lowing officers were elected Moderator
n. q. Brown. CLERK. Geo. A. wilson Sc
lccimcn. A. :. ThAycr. \. Mason. Geo. u.
Briggs; Treasurer, \. u. Bolster :. ).
Com. 5. u. Morse. Collector J. Black.
Thc meeting was largely attended.
SoUrn Pans. March Si.-Judge Wilson
was taken down Thursday with very &C.
we're caiArrh cold accompanied with bron-
ehiai difficulties. lie l. now trying 70 ~
cover.
Rev. &c Ingalls, and wife gave a reoep-
ton last Tuesday night Al The residence Of
A. G. Hall Their many friends and mem
bsrs OF the Congregational Society enjoyed
q very pleasant evening
George whitney. Of this place, won The
nrst prize In the mile race Al the NORWAY
skaiiug rink, Thursday night
There i beginning 10 be qslie a demand
Tor house lots and considerable number
have already been bargained Tor. The
present lndlcaiious are that there viii b.
a large increase In population here tnring
ne next I've years aud that real ost'tc i
certain 10 make a NOS, decided advance 10
price
The storm and blow Of Thursday and
on Friday night drined uP The roads In
his vicinity for the arsi time during The
winter. The trains were nearly al behind
time Friday ana saturday. saturday morn
ins the train from Gorham due here a. q -
did not ret down until n O'Clock or aitef.
The evening mixed FRIDAY night ran OF
ne track a. sheiourue and one freight was
stuck near Jackson's Crossing through the
nlght
Dr W. Davis. Dentist, has bad q very
large anf constantly Increasing business
for The pat year. No dentists practice
would Increase 90 fast A. has TIA, OF Dr.
Dasis's unless his work was most eminent.
~ satisfactory.
Fphr,lm Maxim Wa on the slck lasi
week l. couyalcsciug.
A rrsicia.s photographer would NOD
thi. q gooi opeulng No second rae op'
orator wanted
: Richardson a. co. have a very nne
display OF carpenters ant cabinet makers
tool. In the showcases.
Rev. g. /. Burbank o. the 81. l. Church
drove home ln Thursdays storm from
Kent. Ilil ana then 90 Norway and bach.
Mes.rs. n 7. walker a Herbert Morse
have bousht the right OF oxford ,nd
Frsnkun C0sui.c. f1r The Champion Ball
Bearing Rotary oven Shelf % Graft, AMI
the state % Maine. AMI Coos, Carroll and
| Sirsflri Counties lu New Hampshire fof
Arnolds Ironing Board 20 Table
The Spring Term % High School opened
As, Tuesday with the largest attendance
ever hal here. TIE teachers AZ Princi-
pal. Prof X j. Everett intermediate, Miss
Auulc Fobc. Primary, MIS- EmmA A.
Shur,lef Number ofpapils Upper room,
g.. middle room. 1.. lower room. o. %
al. $50 Th.s school. With H. fac new
sunilsg AMI able corps o. teacher nov
aflris excellent facilities f1r obtaining
eooi business education or "ht" Tor
college.
There viii bel a grand Bal A. the An
drew. House Tuesday evening. March =.
Landlord Pool has had quite an Increase
% business OF ate. The rough weather Of
Friday brcughi 10 All The commercial tray
eisrs the house could well aocommoie, and
saturday morning. with all the trains
blocked 10 or bsAlnd time they were an
aurlous-looking crowd.
Mrs. =. b. Maxim. drcss-maksr, las
lately pat out a handsome sign 70 was
painted by II A. Thaycr.
They ARE now running quite a crew Al
The s.ci factory.
The shoe factory OF wm. A. froihlng-
ham a Co. will start up a. once. They
have been very successful In ge,ilng sales
ant now have very large quantity of
goods soli 10 advance. This l. favorable
locality COZ boot AMI shoe manufacturing
and arms looking for a location would do
vel 10 examine facilities which SO. Paris
as5rds. There l. one shop now vacant
which would accommodate nearly lol op-
crauvss 10 las water power, good ele-
va,or. boiler % i1horse power, and i al
pped for steam heating. Il seems A. II
an enterprisiag concern could DO well
here.
n. A. FULLER forwards me the following,
which Will add - my Items
IL was my pleasure to cal on our
friend AMI former correspondent for The
DrNocRAr from this village, G. W. Brown.
Mr. Brown Is now engaged Ia the drug
business Ia The thriving village OF Warren
on The Knox a Lincoln Railroad tais i a
manufacturing town. having 10 operation
Al present a shoe factory, wooden and a
powder mill the monthly payroll Of these
are over 5000 lie i the only druggist
In The place and has new and welled Oiled
store. His trade, he says, has been very
satisfactory for the irst year. witnessed
the last OF series % tweniy.four games
OF chequers which Mr. Brown was playing
with a Mr. Rogers, The champion player In
Knox County. will give The score for
the beueai Of our professional Players
Victor and DR.. Holden Games Voc
Brown 6. Rogers 5. draws 49,"
Double race a. The skating rink Wednes'
DAY evening. March Sth-ss 10 FIRST. 81 20
second. JE.N.
wEsr Pans. March i.--Everybody ha.
a severe cold.
The skating rink Il prosperous aud al
tracuve under the management Of Mcssrs.
Barker 4 DunhAm. The only drawback Is
the need ofA larger and better hall for
rink.
The stand owed by Mrs. Danham mas
been exchanged for the " shep. Durham ="
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