Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-09-08
SOUTH PARIS.
Branch 0floe Of the Oxford Democrat No 3,
Odd Fellows Block.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Mas 90 W cuuufTY UlusF a - A ~ an D - v
Mails hcm ~ couniff ntite as Ani II 49,
sTsrup .srttsss
T&AN Rsruiaf meeting rus.'iay sssaiar %
4 o. o. T.-Nsss' NJ. Ieiss. r,sal.r 's,s,iss,
THURSDAY evening" q each sssk. - Aurufa inrsnip
ma 6r.s ss.i thIri Moaiay s,suinss 81 sss u,uih
n q H.-fsTis 0ranrs. ssooud s-iaf'iaf q e.ii
,.oii.o Cro... - ssosui al thlri Iussil.ys.
LOG. IS. rafs ioirp. NJ. 1ii, meets ever
Nan.iay evening In ~ MftioiIsf NesffY.
NJ 4. "a Mans. sifh = Rirharison Co, 4 oui
l.cai eorrrsuunifni g. so1ih lafis.
~inr'e cuYirs IF NJ oxrunp nnucrnkr aff - az
4 terry. bfas ~iof, oii fsaors' hcrk. ~ fafls
al 81 ouf hrsnlh ofics.
The rumble % the threshing machlns
reminds ~ that summer Il past and hAr'
vest already upon a.. There has been "a
lille hot weather that II hardly seems a.
II We had hal Any summer. The farmer.
report that The crops are coming In well,
fully up % The average. Grain i much
st0utsr grown than usual, bat The yield
probably not much increased. Sweet corn
i short cared, bu, cutting quite heavy.
Apples not 80 plenty A. some years, but
an q good fair crop. Potatoes a good
yield. bat rotilng some in certain localities.
Garden produce = large yield Yellow
corn q good fair crop. n We can have Z
I
Mrs Josiah Barnham % Portland, NJ
Miss Mary Y. Stone OF this village. u
visiting AZ the homestead OF r. y. stone.
Mrs. Burnham was formerly a popular
teacher In the village school
Elmsf n Dean has bis new house on
Western Avenue 80 nearly nuished that hs
moved biz family Into u few days since.
Several more dwellings will be- erected on
this street daring The autumn and comlpg
spring
Emlias G. Benson. n Msusn n,aros
and Henry u Siufteyaut % Hebron have
a contract With sylvan Shurtis q 10 rsmovs
The surface rocks from bis place on Nor
Nay street. and AZ buslly a. wuTk on ths
same.
Any persons dlsqaletei ~ proving iog-
should iuru them up to jaCksou's Crossing
near Clapp's pulp mill Three dogs. b.
longing b J II Jackson, Z. n. llo'icn
aud l. u SisArus. have been kilisd there
by the cars wlthln = short time.
Miss G.file Curtis, daughter q %. q.
Curtis. has lately returned from thc later
vale House. North Conway, y. II where
sbe has ben during the Sumner
Dr a. Holden was called 10 Berlin,
y n last Tuesday
q W. eastman 90 Hebron hss been
doing considerable mason work In the vi
age - late
& O. Andrews u a. hone agsiu, and
Q. last nov puttlng harted wire fence
siong BIZ lpi on Csmrisry Street
Qaits = uumhsf 81 people from this place
attended thr Advent camp msctlug 40 We
chsulc fais lsst SshhNth
Mrs Eisin N Thsycf, daughter ~ m
81 Winthrop Msthesr. Old huudAY,
Aug 81. Sgd Anoai q, year, 5 months
Funsral Al th- hnu-r rhar-fsy Aft rnoon,
az. udsi ~ Rev 4 a. flir 10 IN Cuugrr'
sstlousl Church Mu.lc ~ tho Cpugfvgs
tlousi Church choir
Rry n T. Fo.s of Bath. lat yraf wiih
The Methodist church in thi. village, va.
hsfs several DAYS ne past wesk
Hon Waldo psttcugiu of RumfJri VS.
In the village last WEDNESDAY, driSlng (
handsome 80 carriage. al the stock al
trimmings 10 shlch, vim ipq complete
wsrr bought a. the hardware store 20 =
Rich fdson a c. q frw months sincr.
Robsu n Orseuiraf ani sic ~ Alnu'
garfqsr. Srs Mexico, arrived lu tow
st wrck. ani afe visiting their 800. Y. \
Gfe,nlrsf. - ard Mrs Gr,Fnlsafs par
euts, NJ aud Mr.. kpbeft Gfsy MI
Grrsnloaf brought judge Wilson a hauf
some cane made 20 thr stalk OF ihc horn
cactus n l. quite = cufiosiV
Hiram Richsfd.on l. closing up hi'
afairs here. a. b. and bis wife arc Aboa'
mosiug a. Somgfyiiie o. i've with III 900
VIM. a. Richardson. who l. In business
there.
Mouuose Illli. post master A. Oid or
a. 80 4 ~ .
village. Vas Wishing her. duflng the pas
week
A. q Dudley has succeeded 10 removing
The soldiers monument safely ID Moor
PATk. aud ]. noS engaged ln seiting % 90
there. II vii be- 80 considerably highe'
than before, giving 70 a much more imPos
iug appearance. It. nss location i Ncf)
much more appropriate. AMI eusarrs it'
better preservation. where u stood "a
Market Sqaafe, lt seemed lmpos.iole u
have u properly taken care ~. ani 10 va
fast becoming defacci and unsighuy ia
appearance.
ID. y. True ATTENDED the New Easiaa'
Fair AZ Bangor toe past week.
South Paris Band gave Zoe open all
concert lu the baud stand In MARKET Sqlaf,
FRIDAY evening
EF Only % Someryllls. Who used d
work Al blacksmlihlng 10 this village, has
bcen visiting bis old acqualntancc- here.
Berl. W. Dean. q native % this town
now one % The most successful business
men Of Worcester, i visiting Al W. j.
WheeleTs.
For county place way down east
10 Maine. our village II making q Vcry
oommsniablc aud satisfactory grosth
/ Several new dwelling houses have 0esn
completed this season. and eight new
| dNeillng houses are now Ia different stages
| % Construction, besides large church 81
modern architecture And . commOdiOu'
wing b the sled factory. makitg Ten bald.
lngs now Ia process Of construction, and
nearly a. many more. 90 be built a. an
early date. are contemplated, Tor which
lots Arc being selected.
Geo y. Cooper and wife, OF Ionla, Mich,
are visiting AZ Scion Royals. They are
natives OF Paris. and Mrs. Cooper WAS
Mr.. Royals daughter.
A W Thomas, OF the hrm OF A. w. &
y. 4. Thomas, propfietOr- % The Audover
House a. Audoyer Corner, was 10 town
Friday.
There was foil attendance Al the skat-
ing RINK, which opened last Saturday even
log, although the types made rs say last
week that u vas - open the goth.
:. Richardson q Co hardware dealers,
have on the taps several iron aud tin roof
ing jobs for out of town parties THIS
week they ar settling up for different par
Ties several of thu popular Smith A Al
thOuy Steel Plate Furnaces.
We noticed In last weeks DEAOCRAr a
little squlb dated Wet Paris and sigued
Cray kit," Ia which the writer, who Is
evidently ashamed 20 sign bis true name
10 such an article, criticises our report OF
the game of base ball played between the
South Paris and West Paris mines recently.
aud r,f-cts upon the conduct and manners
OF the South Paris nine In way that
reveals his Ignorance OF base ball rules
and regulations. As % his criticism Of
our report. We care not straw. IL Il no,
worth notice The score We sent 10 for
publication was an accurate transcript OF
the Official score kept by the Two scorers,
Messrs. Richardson and Durham. aud
shows the progress Of the game from be-
ginning 10 end, and 10 ths, We refer the
public. But In regard 10 his allegations
OF meanness, We think II he had known
the customary usages OF base ball playing