Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

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We ought - have q public library fever,
who will start In this matter
The officers elect OF the Golden Cross,
were Installed on Friday evening % last
week. The c0mmandcfy l. In excellent
condition. II IL out ~ debt and has sur
plus In The Treasury. The Assessments
have averaged only one per month for The
year, costing about y 90 on thousand
for one 81 years old.
several Of our farmers are hauling pop
lar WOOD the V u. station for The Norm
Yarmouth paper mills
Harper. Biographies have been adopted
A. tent books In oar public schools
The wood. timber and other teams make
our streets appear lively.
America Bonncy who has been sick Tor
a long time with . gland sore 90 cancer, IL
very low and Il not expected - live hui =
short time.
some one askei one % our legislation.
what ne thought OF an incident that hap
pensd while Gov. ROBBIE was reading bis
Inaugural message q which The other re-
piled Il ZEN aslesp Just before that"
Miss Gcorgla a. Little ~ Bangor, =
.prndlng the winter here with her sister,
Mr.. Lillian Bracket
A large audience was present Al me
Temperance meeting. last Sunday Nlsf-
noon, e. Y. whitman presiding Re
marks were made By Rev. %. ;. fillsoury,
Ar. Chase. &. y. Ridlon, Z. W. Kemp,
Julian brown, J. y. Dcyine and others.
Thc best part of the exercises Wa reel
,.,ioa by Miss Esis'ie CrOOker which vas
aosly rendered and heartily applaaied.
Reri Tucker keep. any cows on bis
farm near Ffo.ts Corner. lie owns TIE
milk route here AMI furnishes his ca'ion'
cr. with an excellent quality Of milk
The Crockett Ridge Circle have over
thirty dollars Ia The treasury All con-
ni,,sc hss been selected % purchase some
books Tor Allbfafy.
Miss Belle whlicomb l. taking weekly
instrumental music lessons Al Marfays'
Portland
The following are the Officers elect %
Pcnncsccwassec Lodge, No. i. X. OF L. .
PC. wy. Rounds &. G., N. y. her
win, V. c. 4. n. smith n. o. and s.
n. n. Crockett. 81. Off. ;. l.. Crockeiii
N. OF 4, G. q. Mason A., Geo. wilkins.
Dist Dpt. Grand Chancellor, {. l. iaiha'
vay installed the ofleers last Wednesday
evening. The lodge got several hundred
dollars In dcni two years ago % rs up u
hall bot now IL Is our OF debt AMI has i've
hundred dollars invested funds. It, mem.
bcrship numbers about eighty.
Abboits oysters and peanuts take TIE
cake"
several cold nights this week. The
mercury dropped into The teens on several
mornings AMI on Wednesday morning u
sru 10 ID degrees below. Thufsiay was
the coolest DAY OF the season
&C Rines recently began the manu-
f.c,urc OF confectionery a. bis Bakery
m. candies are nate without any aiulter-
atlous AMI from the parrsi sugar. oar
dealers arr now purchasing largely OF him
AMI he has commenced 20 furnish dealers
In the nelghboring villages.
L Pingree l. soon % start Tor
Hayti. IL will 20 IN the capacity ofengl'
neer Of A new steamer that Il now being
bulit At Bath, Ne, for The san Domingo
trade
Dr. Geo. z. Jones Is oae o. The eesi
hearted mer, We ever SAW Inc vsheI
day, meeting an orphan boy on TIE strc,
he a.ked him why be did not 90 10 school
The boy replied that be had no books.
The Df. took him into book store And
sent him away happy.
The crop OF accident Tor week OF 20
h.s been large-Aboui dozen persons De-
log more or lees Injured.
A eonsiderabele quantity OF hemloes
bark has ben hauled here TO market dur
lng the lAs, few days
Irwin Everett has a nice stock horse OF
the Knox breed Of horses. lie has been
offered $500 % Tor him AMI wouldn't TAKE
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The family OF John ID. Wilson are not
liking Florlda AMI will return 10 Norway
In the spring.
Geo. {. Norseworthy Is the champion
crlbbage player OF the town. Fifteen
two. nfteen four, and go
Marshall Gibbs had a Telegram Thur-day
morning that bis sou, who was working
Al The csrpen,er's trade In Orlando, florl'
"A. had died. No particulars were given.
Deceased was about ~ years old
Some OF the members OF singing
school were considerably surprised We'd
nesday a, getting Adannlag letter from
Pari. LAWYER. They say there was one
night more OF the "shOw" and no demand
had been male on them for pay by tn
proprietOr. when they meet probably
there will be q recitation In the "ehromat
ic scale"
Mrs. Cora y. Pike Is visiting friends Il
Boston.
following are the teachers -,
No. 4. Leslie McIntlre; No. ?, WIN. NJ
Brooks, No. 3, Augusta French; No. T.
Miss &. Sawyer; No. 5. J. A. Roberts
No. 6. Helen \. Swan No. Z, T.. w. Kemp
n s, Miss 5. A. Leonard. asst. II. ).
Ada v. Haskell, q. 5. Ella Haskell, |. ;
Mis- II. Pike, NJ. 4. =. Carrie farrow, II
lP. \. and frankie futile, l.. L. NO. >
Dora Jackson; No. ., Emma frosii No
no. Farreld whitney No. II, J. o: New
ton, No. ~. May Holt No. Is, J: orr
smith; No. II, Miss l.. Brooks NO. ID
Belle Jackson.
Ar,hur French, q student at Bates Col
leee. IL In poor health and by the adsic
OF his physician be will 90 TO New Mexlc'
probably some time during next month
ifhe finds the climate agreeable be ma
settle there. Mr.. French IL an exoeilen
scholar and one OF our most prominen
young men.