Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-06

valued At sis; q plush parlor set OF
seven pieces. for SEQ; and q cherry
ehambsrset Of nine pieces for $50.
y. A. Thayer Of South Pans. showed
two chamber ssts. one OF ash and one OF
cherry. and a folding clothes horse. The
finest exhibit Of furniture ever made IN
this section sas made here by J. ii
Bauo~s Of West Paris. lie put In 4,
fall line Of the modern chair. he y wax.
ing for the j. wsyland ktmbal Go. Of
New York. They are made Of n,,ive
WOOD. and finished 10 initiate Mahogany.
Stains. vanish and polish AZ, rubbed In
10 the wood until the surt,se i' hard aud
= durable shine results. The chairs are
rockers. dining chairs. and other easy
chairs Of modern and antique forms.
They are upholstered IN plush and EN-
bos.sd leather The latter style j. nos
ell the rage smong wealthy people. and
the ds.igus are elaborate and elegant.
Oae STYLE Of rocker exhibited by Mr.
B,uoss retail. for twenty-five dollars.
And he has other. o. higher price nos In
proccs. Of construction. The chairs are
wholly made a, We, Paris and repre-
sen, a elias. Of work never before done In
,hi. section. Mr. Barross i supplying
them a. the rate Of one thousand dollars
per moaih. and i, working Al his full
capacity. though no, fas, eroagh 20 seep
up with the demand. The goods are
shipped dirsc, from the factory TO Gus
toner, IN al part. Of the country. there
being large demands from San Francisco,
Ilhao.. and PennsylsAnia. A. well -
from Nes York
Pans Mfg Co made a small exhibit
Of their foliiag chair. tables and camp
stools.
TnE LADIES.
The ladie. oai did themselves this
wear. Mr. waldo Pe,tsngill and Miss
Eanice Ea,oa Who were IN charge. say
there wAs never 80 much nice ~ofk en-
hibi,ed beiofe Il embraced everything
from rag carpet to the 6ass, Kss.ias,oa
embroidery ani painting
VE0HrAnLEs.
The display Of vegetables ~s' large
All 6ae We particularly noticed many
extra scod specimens Of potato. q ed.
DE urs. Tbs seems more practical and
valuable ihaa the mammoth bseis.
,arnip.. pampsin, AID sqgA,hes Which
al~Ays aboani. BAT Which are scarcely
q, 90 cattle aai s~ine 10 eat.
IEUir.
The vsisfAa fruit gfoser particularly
from Pans ed Hsbfoa. had their usual
display o. fruit. The fruit all looked
vel. being large AL vel developed SPEC.
meas Perhaps there wefe not - many
plates a. las, year, BAT o gives p'onie
o. mote valuable crop. Nj I. J.
Whitehead called our attention especially
% three varieties o. which he has abou,
one hundred trees 10 each The Wealthy
i fair ,irel. smooth red apple. The
Maan !. gfeeaish aai afe.aNklble kscPef.
he recommend. them asa June aPp.e
ani ,hiass they silld,sPlacs the R'Hbafy
Ras.e;. The third variety Is the Mcln-
tosh Red. ~h.ch has al.o three standard
qualities.
AcEicvtrrRAf iNrirNrNrs
The display VAS no, - large a. some
years. T. e.. Merrill o. South PAfis,
bad %. X. P.ows o. varioas s.Ess, l
q. X S~ivel. S Pan. P.o~s. | steel
tooth harrow. steel tooth egltvA,of,
aad Champ.oa Cal,ivA,of Bsl.
cher s. Taylor showed the iAakee
Reversible Piow and Nyes Na'i7nAl
Rake. The New Champion Road Ma.
ehiae as exhibited and the Kemp Ma
nurc SpreAief Charles q. MAson, the
Nofway hArisare dealer showed 5 cult
ya,or,. p,oss. the CAssiy Sally Plow
All disc saltwater THIS embraces all
Ne no.od undsr agricultural implements.
They were exhibited IN bailding erected
Coz ihs, purpose.
cAEEiA0Ls, Erc
n. r. Mixer Of Norway. showed a
sne upholstered sleigh Mixer & Has.
seit q Norway. I'D = good sids bar
buggy. n. l.. Libby Of Norway. an
open buggy And two seated wagoa.
Mixer s. HAggeii also showed wheel
bafrow With a light skeleton iroa wheel.
VIII Moore Of Nor~sy. did all the paint
iag on these goods lie has bought out
the bushes. q H. l. Libby. and De.
votes his attention 10 has carriage aud
,ign painting. Tie Is = firsi elAs. work
man.
THURSDAY.
There was = large attendance fof the
ls., day. and . fae day !, vas fo' the
close.
The programme COZ this day embraced
dra~iag and troi;ing, the annual meet
ing o. the society and the award Of pre-
milms.
ANNUAL NETTING.
The annual meeting Of the Society
was held Thursday afternoon, q, one
o'clock. This va. the larse.; meeting
which has ever been held Certain par.
ties had prepared candidates cor some Of
the Offices. and drummed up follo~ing TO
elect them. Il was a put up JOB, a. the
frequent remark "ii Is working we'll.
made BY certain parties fully proved.
The frs, officer elected SAs President,
and Mr. n l.. Home. Of Norsay vas
elected.
u y. True Of South Paris Was elected
Vice President.
The election Of Secretary aud Treas.
urer ~ls next in order. Mr.. A. {. T..
King. Who has for 80 many years eth.
GENTLY conducted the Affairs Of the So
eie,y snd aided - materially IN securing
IT, success, seemed % b. the chief objec,
Of attack. All the disseminated e!e-
meats rallied Agsins, him. and elected
Mr.. A. |. Rove Of NoiwAy ia his place,
though BY only = scAniy majority IN =
vote Of over 40. Mr. Rose i gocd
man Ia, be has had 40 experience to
81 him for thu. position. where expert
enoe and familiarity with the work arc
90 essential
The Trustees were then elected As fol-
love-:
W. n. ThOnas, Oxford.