Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

MAsoN.-AN i qnict un IN MS Attle
town. The frost has come and Killed the
corn and an the cuoumhers are spoiled
that have not 20, Into pickle. We have
hai a remarkable year, alternating between
hope ant f,sr--yci IN spite - All crops
generally ere remarkably good AT early
planted corn Vas So nearly ripo that The
frosi tii 10 boz LITTLE damage Potatoes
ar iasi nice bat fear arc ro,ilng badly
In places. especially on moist ground.
They are NOS buying many - shlp A. yet.
one man a. wos, Bethel was offering forty
cents bushsl for car Load, ibis week.
Beans never we're better, and the amount
raised here d. something wonderful More
ground Wa planted % that crop than Wa
ever known before from two % I've acres
on farm IL uot uncommon this year.
Oats arc very heavy and have very stout
growth. A large acreage was soNu. Wheat
.. gooi-ncvcr better. Rye l. excellent.
Garicns are lass splendid. Cahhagcs,
which f0f many year, have bccu . failur,
on sccoaut 81 he avagcs % he green
worm. have made a wonderful growth.
some men have bigger cabbage bead In
their gardens than they have under hc.r
hats oar moving aelds are very green,
ant fll feed never was better, thus put
ting stock OF all kinds 10 good condition
fof winter Apple. Arc abundant Naiur'
a. frult VII bc more abundant than gran
cd. The cider mills Will bc busy this fall
unicss our farmers Aiop, the wiser course
and cyaporaie iheir surplus apples.
A. a. Paine OF Mason. L. se'lng or hls
stock and Is wishing b sell his farm ne
l. ahout leaving town.
some OF oar people have gone % Tie
state FAir
Miss Bessie A. MI has Two Cosset sheep |
that SHARED. iasi May. twenty pounds 90
wool. and they were shcAred sgalu he
18Th day % August aui The wool weighed |
uine Poands. The sheep ar two years
ola Irving Hutchinson has a yeAring |
sheep that shcarcd last spring zen AMI
thrcc-fourihs pounds % clean wool
:. Bean has got al % his poplar
sawed AMI bis mlI Is shut down for q
tine
Squirrels an blue jays are So numerous
that they are a perfect nuisance. They |
make bad work with corn and appies.
The most OF the stock that wAs for sale
h.s been sold a. fair prices about The
same a. llst year. Sheep are very low.
The scab j. reported a. sfectlng several
aocks 10 Bethel and O,hes towns In The Vi.
entity
Ashley J. Pane, The oldest voter 10
Maize. eIghiy.n.ue years ola, was out 10
our September meeting. lie voted The
straight Rspu1,lcan ticket ani ycs on the
Amendment. he Is bnni BAT takes a deep |
Interest IN pabiic afair- and seemed much |
pleased . enjoy the privilege % voting |
once more. wish TO record q very pleas.
iug Incident that happened 10 this connee-
ton. When NJ Paine came 30 The door
OF the town house. leaning on h.s star.
Daniel 4 Mills an ardent young Democrat,
stepped up % hin and took him by The
arm. led him % the oal,ot.box. stood by |
him t.l DE- hal voted and thea gcuuy led |
him % a seat where be could rest I'LL De
got ready % return home. I call that
true nobility ant grapi exhibition Of
that charity hat thihkcih no evil
Charles Merrill Is o. Singing his barn.
Daniel Morriu Is clapboArdlng hls house.
Martin A. S'owcl Is AZ work CA stone
WORK. on Mr. Euiicotrs building To- Shel.
buruc. y. n. G.u.H
NoRV AY.-Norway Is very quiet, moth
Ing for excitement the stir OF politics be-
lng over until November, sumner visitors
departing every one seems preparing Tor
winter.
Quite number % lailes and gentlemen
70 10 the Musical Convention a. GorhAm
Nh.
Mrs. Amos Towns and daughter have re-
turned from The mountains.
Freelani Howe esq has returned from |
The lakes. where ne las been ash.ng.
Mrs.. George Gum Is In town visiting
friends.
A number OF new houses on Paris Street |
are being dashed.
Mr. DR.. Tilton Is away on Gyislt.
Qul.e a number Of citizens and farmers
OF TIE town have visited the state Fair.
Seventeen rev tenements have been built
this pas, sumner, they are all occupied
and stlil A. The cold weather sets In, there
Is a cry Tor more.
We understand that Mr. Eldrldge, fore
nan In the Norway shoe factory Is with |
family. 70 return 10 Lynn. >.
OXFORD. Newell Thomas writes that |
be ala not vote the Republican ticket, that
he had no thoughts OF 20 doing, that he
voted the Democratic ticket, and asks
TIA, the report 10 the contrary be correct
ed.
I certainly had no intention Of tlisrep- |
resenting Mr. Thomas's political actions.
IL was the common report at town meeting
and here In the village, that he voted for
p,hf. askeI the Town Clerk who re- /