Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

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PosrN.srkRs --OrukR Local irEss
BErnsi, May %.
have been glspoiug over the farms so''
Into the farm yards where the observing
farmer can learn some valuable lessons.
The grass fields are looking rather dis
Il courseing Ga lands which were scede''
| isst year, AMI old ground the grass y
Dsdly Killed out On msny farm. ] ns,ic'
there cannot be more than q half crop.
Where there IL no olayey soil think thrrs'
fourths OF the roots are nov past recovery
and ln many dry fields where the soil l.
Thin and poor the crop must be very light
Last Wednesday the writer visited the
farm OF Moses A Mssou esq Que Of oar
l-sding farmers Who cuts on an syerss'
some over one hundred tons OF hay pr
season aud I found many f-lis among hi-
prOsi acres badly Killed out where he l.
plo wing up and seeding over. | learn The
large farms OF Carriers. klmbslls and Others
at Middle Interval. will not cut one third
~ q crop % hay From the grass lands
have been looking up into the orchards
another source from which Oxford
farmers are realizing large prons and
losses when poor trees cover the land. II
the census men or some one else could
give Us the number OF trees set annually
during the past nfteen years and the per
centsge Of good healthy one. now remain
log We think they would not oouot over
nny per cent Many thousand dollars
have lefl the State for trees which should
have been uur-ed 81 home and thousands
more are going out for different apple tres
this spring. 10 looking over the orchards
me who sdmlrrs healthy well formed
tree will dnd pity for the neglected and
prosecuted ones which have been brovsed
aud split down by cattle. or len n grow
suckers instead % golden fruit
Yarn stock a. . general thing comes
from the barn looking well. With The
present backward season farmers are hur.
rylng up their .pring work. Oar observs
tion sni inqalry has led me - believe that
II whest 4. not sosed early u should h.
.osu late, that l.. At about the tsO per.
iois mentioned BY one corrvsponient
sos wheat u these times II escapes the
period when the wheat ny deposits the
eggs for The midget
We noticed pair % steer calves one
year ola al the farm Of Hiram Tsitch-li.
.hlch grit nVe feet strong very nicely
matched and handy. best steer calves In
town. Hiram keep. dogs ior sale. high
blood, call AMI sce Tor yOar-elf
There l. q disease prevailing among hens
which 4. msking SD havoc am0ng The
f~athsred tribe On- % our most skillful
physicians, DR. willism M.comDer. Once
20 Paradise Hill Street gives IL a. his
opinion, hat 10 IL sOitrnlng OF tLr braln
comes down with thai and soon II no
more.
The road machine arrived yesterday and
~lli commence work. so u gill bs knosn
What hind % team Il required ~ handle
u Bethel will PROBABLY have Two OF them
III victor.
Rso.llo Bosker exchanged pulpiu with
Rev Mr. sylvester lat SsoDsth Mr.
Bowker has f.ith'ollv lsbor-i With bis
people .lI years, a. 10 very much regret.
~ y, oil ths, b. J. 90 "a " leave, having
resigned.
n n Bl.bes ~ho has run the wstsr
spiat Mountsin farm Cor too years p.st Ia.
ben removed aud Mr. Gale Wight l. golsg
- taxi hi- plsc-- 10 the farm a. sap-fiu'
t-nisn, Uacl- Nd R,b-rt-oa IL d"ius
very good business 10 the fafuitar- hn-
"A. nOs keep. . large stock ~ select ffvm
and al 81 thorough make sod dui.h
william % shaw snd Dan II ~'lng.
sho w~ut oat s--t. Ou~ var 49, ~ U7-t
NontAns and took up . shop rsnch Ia .
private letter last week said. We hsS"
"n- thna.sni this .prias lambs oil 10 x's-i
coaditiOn Thy snt- the s-ath-r thsf"
D. ysry ch,ng-snl--Oa- day v~rv warn
th- nat DAY coli enuagh Tor an over ost.
-uight- cold a. = g-n-fsl tbiug
rhi- q. ~ notify ta- p~r-"u ~ho ts's .
-priox --.t u f,rm ~.xpn fran M -h-'i
back OF th- NE Church ~ return The
..m- within three days " save furth-f
,roanl- th- name ~ the oD- who took u
l. Known and ~ advise The prison ~ fv-
tarn IL
The Locke. are ps,,lng up large board
lug house near their old stand sit
when completed they can ACCOMMODATE six
bosrd-r-i every rom l. nov engaged
The new BOARDING house built 10 Mason
Park % oe known - the Alpine Nottsge
will he completed aud really FOR city con-
psny by The the middle % July, will accom-
modste about thirty nVe. The ; u
Twllchell house one Of the aaest boarding
houses 10 The place Is nov alliag up with
company. The Bethel AMI Elms hotels are
makiug preparations and will b. allied %.
Mr. Scot wight has ballt . nice house
near the mineral springs snd ~lli undoaot-
ely be- allied up Valentine house and the
Goodwin and Russell houses will be allied.
Chiiireu's day will be observed 10 the
NE Church two weeks from pert Sab
bath.
Mr.. Martin A Stowell stoned the well
=, the Alpine Cottage las, week, this wall
males seventy be has stoned In all
Two hundred acres OF sweet corn VIII
be planted 10 Bethel this season
The Carriers and kimoslls az Middle To-
tsrysle will pot 10 each I've sores
We learn the Beih~l Postofice IL 10 re-
main under the care % our old Post Master,
l. r Barker and Charles Johnson Who
give entire satisfaction. c.