Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
SOUTH PARIS.
R,,,oh Ossoo Of the Oxford Democrat No D.
Odd Fellows Block.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

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NJ 4 NJ Natix. uiih :. k.lhaT'ison Co. |" eui
- currrsp1u.lrui o. -oafh .fis .....t.
-.nris fulIfs of ths nkrugp ptHe, so ~ -. -.
4, ,.57r,. hfus store Ola Fsllavs hcst' - f.fi''
81 - oar nr.nsh ufce.
The tree. are nov almost a. bare OF
collage A. In winter, bat the splendid, a.
mn.t Irdlan-summsr.llk weather OF the
last f,w DAYS seemed anything bot winter.
lsh. For our part, We should % Wei
sultd 10 have Indian summer iAs' ="
winter. ,.-.
c.r.lR. KIrg. In the Mountain District
had the Misfortune % lose valuable NOfk
nor, last Tuesday. lie was hauling rocks
f,r tulldlug wall ani the horse being res'
tive, reared up sni fell over naek"aI1,
STRIKING hi. had on stone ani 10 auus
b m - that b. lived bat abou, thfe, bouts.
Mr. james A Holmes has teen uesuog
her house . new coat Ot paint Tue
stuart Brothsf- dld ihe work
Peter ffost Ia. been shlngllng and re-
p,lfitg ~. bulidlugs
4. Msxlm 4 Son, MANUFACTURERS OF
dotrs. sasn and general house nnlsh, are
shout tuIl Log large chimney on ne oai-
side of th,if mill They are also puiilng
In the foundations fof a store house AMI
pslrt shop. a. The corner Of Main and VI
ford St.
OnverP Cummings and family ar aboai
moving o. Straifofd Hollow, y. u. for the
winter, where Me- Cummings vii run
stationary engine 10 blg lumoer mill
&c Mcrrln. proprietor OF South fAfis
Foundry. wll commeuce this week 10
make extensive repairs on his reservoir
dam % stony Brook, llsi east OF The VII
lagr uo Is rccslslng orders Tor ploss
jasi q this time fast.r than be can manu-
factufc th,m
wm.B Royal a c.. manufacturers Of
railroad Wheel baTroWs. are now a. Nork
on orders received from Charleston. South
CarOMna They ocC Aslonaliy sell btrr)ss
That 20 % S,uta Americs.
Paris MIG c. report taat their fall or
dsfs are Comiug In vel and ihey are ~
crcaslng The number OF their wOfkmeu.
Mr. u y Mortou. TIE agent sni manager
of The Company. tas b,ru In Ncs lOfk Tor
thc past isn days
Geo A Holster % ID .tfolt. Mich, 800
u "A y Bolster 81 this village, sas Al
home on visit The past wc,k, 90 account
% the serious Illness % oil, sister, Miss
Jennie "
Mr - stone ~ Lowell, Vas A. Mrs W
u. Stowsll'.. the past wesk
Fred n Mulsu Is taking orders 10 Ncw
/ li.mg.hlfc thls wcsk, Aui A D Clara Of
Albany manages biz store la bis abssoce.
The musical convention % thu OKfpfi
Musical Association. held At Nofssy the
past week. was fairly well attended by ths
singsf. 90 this village. ani large cfosi
from here attended tas Thursday ani m
day evening coucefts.
I
a. the works 90 toe Paris NIX CO, met
Nth galte a. accident as saiafday. lie
| attempted o remove htlt from The pulley
on which 10 ran with an iron sied'sho,
turned up a. both Gods, which De happ,nei
to have IN a. hAni. When one eud caught
ca the b.it. drawing thc other cnf thrpagt
bis band. c4it.ng aui gashiug TIE Nnpls
palm ln frghtfai mAnu,r.
Ms. George kIngsuoi has pni cot
dr,ss-matef'- ign.
BIZ Alklrs hs. moved from Mf Bood''
INTO Ffci Bornsy .oNcr rent
Rohsft SkIllngs has been shlnging hi'
builiiugs
ID. NJ Cannon has moved from ~
luui stand into the house latsly bought o
Geo A. Wilson.
VA Gncnleaf. Intend. stAstlug thl'
wcsk With bis family flr Aingq1gfqle, y
~. where be expects % make his fuiur'
home aud engage To- The practice " law
b u Scfibusf of Mass. has moved int
" l. Biood'. house
Chss Brett has taken the Liant rcnt or
ClArk uul
Nathan Stflcklani OF oxford moves 10
% The liiIl house 90 Pleasant street, thi'
sssk
Ths fountain Ia Moore Park 80. raise,
Up last week, aui brick f0andauon VA
uuioflt
WIN. A. Froihlugham has been 10 M,ss
on business during the past Ten days
Mrs J n StOweu bas gone % Lynn, q
spend the siutsr
It's reported that = Lodge of Knights
of Pvthlas q. soon 90 be organized here.
Geo. W. Cook has Tlrrvlrs new house
on High -. Up aud boarded In.
John H. Feulsy hss the frame ior bis
new house on High So lor. A. one pefsot
suggests. this part Of the street should b
called Peuisysili-) up and the stable part
boarded aud roof singled.
Frank Richardson found 4 handsome
velvet hand Gag The other lay. containing
\ sun Of money and other articles.
TIE Oh plank Sidewalk near stony
Brook bridge stlll continues % 20 without
. railing next the water. We heard Z
buslssss mAu living near there say few
days since that be should make compliant
of The same N the authorities dld not rem
ely II soon. itisA disgrace ~ any cor
pofatlon 10 allow any such dangcrou.
place within IT, limits. month amer month
without being repaired.
The Teachers convention occurs here
Tuesday and "Wednesday and We hope
lhcrv may be full attendance. Apropos
Of this would saw that the papers have an
nounced that the good people OF this VII.
lagc would furnish free entertainment and
that ;. l.. Maxim, esq., and Prof X J.
Everett were the persons who would as
sign the pcdagogues 90 free boarding
places upon application aud Messrs. Max
i'm and Everett have lately been receiving
letters from attending visitors apprls'
Ing them of the numbers from their Te.
spsctlye lOcslltles who would want board
aud lodging aud 10 be- ready to assign them
boarding plscss upon arrival, etc. Now
a. matter Of fact We are infOr med that
neither Messrs Maxim sud Everett nor
the matrons Of the village were ever con-
fefred with about the matter, no arrange
ments made and nobody said 50 much a.
BY your leave Aud the hrst anybody h-re
knew shout the free entertainment busl-
ness, was when they saw 10 announced IN
the papers. Messrs. Maxim aud Everett
feel A. N some one had been taking IN
warranted liberties. and Indeed unless
there was some misunderstanding In the
matter IL seems almost an Imposition upon
the good people % this village Nowhere
i. there liyeller Interest taken In The
cause OF education than by the SO. Paris
people tut In case Of this Kind they
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