Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-07-01

/ y \. College, Tor his summer vacation.
Interesting review exercises were con-
Quoted by Mr.. II. NJ. watkins, Assis,an,
Superintendent a, the Dsp,la sabbath
/ school. last sunday.
The Anniversary exercises al the Uni.
vsrsalist sabbath school, last Sunday
we're 81 Aycry Interesting character aud
we're witnessed BY large audience.
T Snow = FuIs-t Nsis faiusfry -Mcssrs
7 Prescott q FORBES have leased the mill aud
power A. SHOWS Falls. and have introduced
r. neN ipdu.iry into This section. They
mauuficturc bohhiu heads from pulp
I These good. are said % be- yefy superior
/ CD wool as they do not warp, crack and
silver ~ use No doubt they will soon
come into general use, and make large
7 business Tor The pfopriciors OF The process.
/ The power A. SHOWS Pals i safe aud
reliable one. there being direct IN ~
some forty feet o. iho tNo turbine whrfl-.
Bat aias for romsuce' ~ q new ,iafuc,
I sni dam. the water which Formerly made
I a beautiful cascade. has been Diverted from
rugged rock. 90 a smooth bare fume, aud
/ tlc romantic falls are destroyed. except
/ during very high water, when 10 runs over
the dam Mcs.fs Prescott, Forbes man
uficiurc the pulp. which l. converted into
b1bbln. sui spool heads Poplar slabs
arc placed In Press which forces them
uplu rapidly revolving emery wheels
The wo,d 81. ground Into a inc powder,
which is washed ~ through tubes hy q
constantly floating stream OF water. by
ifa.ulng aud evaporation. the moisture l.
partially extracted The pulp l. then
placed ir a large tank 90 vat snd I'm fur
iaer iI.ei % then passes o. large Cyl
luincal hydraulic pr,ss. Ac,r'ain amouut
oCru'p i- allowed 90 enter ihis press. then
wire screen is admitted. then more pu'p
lni another screen and so on. uuill The
prss Is fun Then pressure Is applied,
ur'N thc whole mass Is hard and uuy.e'd.
Ing This extracts most ~ che remaining
moisture when this press D. opened, the
I p1'p comes out ln discs about two fr,t In
diameter aus nearly an inch 10 thickness.
I These disc. are again subjected n press
are aud drird To- a DRY house tir hone
. iy They s'e then tempered with
water until suitable for cuiilng Next
. they are pissed o. oaiier where dies
stamp o1i she bohbln heads. as sole. are
. or, GOT in shoe shop The head. are
about I've ans one.4lartor inches in diam.
eier. ani one. fourth % an inch thick. with
an lnch hole In ihe centre Amer helug
thus cot oni. they are again subjected 70
pressure lu press which Is heated by
steam so that they are compressed and
irlri A. one operation. In this condition
they are shipped - the manufacturers of
| bobh.us. who place them on spludles, turn
them o. Uniform sire AMI fnish them
with shcliac or palnt We trust TIA, this
enterprise will be- encouraged by our pco-
pie aui that D, may grow - large proper
tons Mr Prescott has brought hls fam
uy here. from Maiden. Mass And Is pleas.
ani'y loca,ci 10 the house formerly Owned
| hy NJ T. S,earns
NJ Geo W Hammond. who has long
been Postmaster a. SHOWS PALS con,ln-
uc. % keep bis lliile store, whose sign of
w G1ols. - familiar % many Paris
people ari visitors from abroad For many
year. .i ha. been popular excursion from
Pafi. Uil o. SHOWS Pals AMI Mr. Ham
mond's row Boa, is onen called Into re-
lu..liiou by pleasure aud hshlng parties.
The boat Is Kept clean aui 10 good order
for an such calls Mf. Hammond has
some due young fful. trees on his place,
AMI a number OF thrlny grape vines.
/ Gfapes 30 not promise well this year, but
apple. are abundant Some of bis trees
are already beginning % bend under The
weight % thousands Of small apples. Mr.,
n has been quite a poultry breeder, but
De has now reduced his stock 10 forty
hens. which supply his family aud store
trade
Mr. Ransom Ripley WAS Al lIAmmonds
store. Thursday with a splendid colt His
old white horse has passed Ia IT, chips,
be- says and be Is teaching this promising
little scion 70 take to the road. Mr., Rip
ley thinks Butler could beat Blaine, but be
j. satisfied the Democrats viii not uomin.
ate him. "Ths Democrats prefer some
old copperhead you know. be smlllngly
remarked.
UrroN. Very quiet times here In Up.
ton. Everything Ia the vegetable line Is
looking naely. Grass looks promlsl ng.
Farmers will probably commence haying
soon amer the tth.