Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-06-03

NoRwAy.-H l. Horne. Freslsnd Howe
and sou SIRE on fishing excursion TO TIE
Lakes
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Bepi. Bacon celebrated
their twsn,y.nfth anniversary Of their mar
rage 81 their home on Main Street. Tues
day
Miss ADgcl will occupy the pulpit Of the
uuiverssllst church next Sabbath.
O. W. Collins l. q, home from Brup'-
WICK
Memorial services a. the NJ. y church,
last saad.y TIE sermon va. listened 20
by large A,tsudsucs. O.
OxroRp. Il q. stone has be,u home on
a short visit. lie has position In an eat
lug saloon In Ssco which he has allied sat
isfactOrlly fOr several Summers lie re-
ports business la Saco quite fair. though
there i a general fear thu, The big facto-
rice viii soon shut down.
The wslehvlllc wooden factory has got
IT, new styles OF an wool plaid elosking
well under way. They report that 70 Il
impossible Tor them 70 nll even ons.haif
OF The orders their agents az, sending In.
The factory D. running In Us utmost ca
paolty.
About hali.past I've on The morning OF
May s3fd. COW. ysluei AZ $40. aud Owned
hy George Richards ~ Fore street, was
struck ~ a locomotive and Instantly Killed.
SIR. Richard. live. near the railroad, and
drives bis cattle across The track 10 pas
tarc A. they were crossing the track
,ha, morning q swim locomotive rushed
upon them with the aboye results.
IN Chase has had good many corpse
picture. s,nt bin lstsiy 10 ne copied and
the eyes opened IIe has unusual good
success 10 getting natural copies from
dlrlcnt or damaged pictures lie has
probably. the best facilities for copying
old pictures 10 the STATE. a. In addition 10
bis Own work. be- j. agent fnr Sgrsguc 4
Hathaway. West Somersllle. Mass. The
largest copyiol house ln America They
now employ sevcnty.two hrs,.class artists
all she time
That ioupcersisf which Killed Lemuel
woodsums hens had nzhi with = West
Sioneham man a rev days ago. II looked
like a cat. bat was Big a. dog
A base bal commissioner, who happened
10 be- Ia town Saturday. kindly gave me
these point. on the great game between
Norway AMI oxford. May a Score. % b
T. In favor OF Oxfords The oxford boys
oai-haitsd. oct. nelici and were mach sn-
p,f.or In base running % The Nofways.
Glover .of Oxforis made som. brilliant
catches and did unusually well for an
amateur. John Robinson Is The best ANA
tsur cs?tAln have seen In TIE STATE.
Chadboufuc. the pitcher, struck out foar.
There was vcry hne double play between
Albert Robinson and ~. McAllIsisr Jo.
Davis made two handsome running ny
catches The Osforis have The timber. II
they would practice more and tend 10 their
bushes. better when PLAYING. - make ons
% the very best amateur bas, ball c'uh, In
MAiue.
Ancient History from the .ifrrriissr -
Uncle Daniel. who has worn The same paiT
OF boot. every day for thlriy-slx years,
took a notion 90 come down 10 oxford, 4
few years ago when biz boot. were young
The only house % the west side q the
river Wa sawmlll and q store and house
where Tho. Bakers store now 10. Where
The hotel AMI Joness drug store now
stands great frog pond then tossed ~
green. silmy watsr. 10 The Wind upon .
small boys rode on pine slabs within 4
sombrc frogs sent forth dolefal ani sinls'
Ter cries. terrible a. the Wild wAlling Of an
amateur brass band. co the other slde OF
The ROAD. where The factory store 10, Was
then = great pasture surrounded by a pole
and brush fence The pasture vas lower
than The ffog pond. bat Ia those DAYS VA
tsr did not run down hill. - there was 4
vel Ia The pasture The depth Of this
well could be measured BY rods. and ove'
ia gigantic ssll.swecp held lonely watch
and ward. The weil-sweep has now gone
where the bal nlggefs 20, bat The vel
remains