Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-13

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aes use's every ssaariay evening In iAn'eeft Hail.
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.leA oorsspan1tni &C. Seath itrs.
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Adrian T. Maxim, OF this town, will
conduct the third sale OF the Maine Horse
Breeders Exchange At Buckneld. on Wed
pesdsy, May ~. All Interested Will govern
themselves accordingly.
There wiil be a meeting Of the leading
horsemcn OF the county. ~ the County
Fair Grounds Ballilng. between here and
Norway, on Saturday. April ~, A. - ",
% organize . County breeders Associs.
ton. AL interested In the improvement
OF the already fAvorably known stock OF
this county should make II q point tn al
tend.
The Knights OF Labor have apparently
come 10 stay. They report a lsrge At
tendance AZ cvcfy meeting with numerous
lniilAtious every week.
\ NJ King has sold one OF bis registered
Jersey bulls. " Prince" 10 Newell y Wood
In TIE south part OF The town. Mt. king
has = Zoe herd OF Jerseys.
oar streets are drying OF fnely smother
week OF warn. dry weather aud The dust
will want % be laid with The strtt,
sprinkler.
FrAnk 1. Sarblrd has broken twenty.
I've colts a. p horses The pas, winter. and
has eve more In hand now. Mr.. stafbird
has earned An snyisble reputation A.
trainer OF colts and lntrsc,aole horses and
now has all the business be can attend
20.
Many farmers h~sreabouts are sending
their cream % The New Gloucester Cream
cry a. be manufactured into butter. The
cream from The milk OF about oue hundred
cows 4, shipped from tbs depot e'erJ
week
william Rice, OF this village. has two
copper halfcsnis bearing The dates OF
lSig AMI 1906 They are In an tteiieni
state OF prcscrvaiioa being nearly a. PET
fact a. when they nrst came IRON The mint
n 4. Atkins and wife have moved TO
Backneld. whsrc be has secured employ
meat In The box factory.
Theron y. Hathaway has opened an un.
dertAksr's shop In the basement OF OH
Fsllows' block. where he Nil keep Ia
stock q Gll line % uuderiAkers' supplies
ant mrnishings-
{. H. Kcharason IA. been In Boston The
iss, Ten days
Kendall swim has been quite sick for
some two weeks With sciaiic rheumatism.
]. II. Stuart has been havlng some rc-
pairs made on bis house.
We notice a Zoe line of walnut stands 10
FRED Milisti's ART store made by Loren u.
Mefril OF ihis village
A NJ Gerry l. Offering fof sale quite an
extensive line % proprietary mediolnes
ADD toilet articles OF bis preparation.
They src handsomely pat uP and are gAin'
lng quite an snviAble reputation.
Ouvsr q. Curtis purchasing and selliug
,gsui oftbc South Paris Grange hAs hAn-
died a carload and hAifof soluble Paclae
Guauo tbs spriug. This Grange BOW
handles most % The corn, -four, seeds
~ffuittrscs. groceries. COMMERCIAL f~cfiiiif-
srs. SC. used BY 10 members.
The ClJtieAn circle, G. /. sc, viii meet
AZ The vesify ofthe Congregational church
on ThgrsdAy evening. April Is With The
following programme
PRAYER. Rev &C iit
Eelic.u. ouot,tion. .i-nui ~omsn.
Isssuu Irsf uoos IN fuiiufai lcuuoiuI
raper description Of Ia ~ ooasIv'
o.rs,., ...,.a. Gladstone. NJ rsrTy.
49, 49, NJ. Wilson and Nr. RIA
Nsmor sksich ~ Roman History 10 b. started
~ Mr. fifr and beloved ~ otbsfs
Mr.. rAuh Richardson.
We Afe Informed ou uudlsputAblc "a.
thorlty that there IL no doubt about The
Paris Manufacturing Compauy's rebuilding
here All that they will bsgln 90 male
their preparations q that eject - soon a.
ne drawings AID plans ior the proposed
balldlngs AZ approved by iae iusufauce
Commi.sloner. 10 whom they have been
submitted
A. l,s, We have an attempted boycott
right here AZ home. and The joke OF The
thing L.. that u was attempted oy The very
ASS whO-bat Ne won't Say What Ne In.
tended, for fear &c sho1li say TOO much. .
bat What i All wrong Zoe The
working men l. entirely right f0r The bus
inss. men, Aui u one trader dont want
as brother % lamp cato him ~ unsi NJ
ssii As gooh af aay iso poN hd iAsy 10
IL Is reported that Lius D.. Stone, OF
Lowell. MAssachussiis, Who owns TIE
place known A. TIE Harry Stosell stand
Oa Gothic street, i soon 20 make some
changes 10 The present stand and erect
another house on the same lot
n y. stone commences this week Tie
building % a wood she'd 10 take the place
OF hi. large stable which be Il sOon ~
move a little farther aloug on The same lot
and convsrt II Into q tenement house
There was = very pleasant sabbath
school concert Al The Methodist church on
Sunday evening
The Good TemplArs' meetings are pro-
bounced very enjoyable with their various
literary ant musical exercises. Tse sing'
Ing l. especially zoe.
The high wind OF last Tuesday Might
played havoc with many OF The signs 10 TIE
village. The postorice sigu vas blown
down; DR.. DAvis's goli tooth was some
VIA, damaged = large sign at the grisi
mill was all broken up; and there we're va
rious other small damages reported.
George W. Berry has gone 20 Ashland,
Massachusetts,, wh-re be has secured I'm
plOymeut A. a carpenter.
The Paris Library Association have late
" aided some three hundrct new books 10
the lfTAfys lAFl arc al utNfy NtNtiNAf
leiisred aud Numbered. There are noN
about seven hundred and nny volumes 10
the library. New shelving aud other i'm.
provements have been made adding much
10 the convenience and appearance OF the
library room.
Ca Fas, Dsy, April -. The South Paris
shooting Club will bold their irsi clay
pigeon shoot Tor the season. All are inyit-
ed 10 participate whether belonging TO
the club or not
] l. Cummings, member OF The Paris
window Shade Company who has been
looking after their wholesale trade on The
road during the spriug. Was At home over
sunday. lie reports trade good and .
rapid Increase OF their business. This
concern IL turning out some iue work
a credit not only 20 themselves, but 10 the
village a. well. We wish . few other
good enterprises could be started In our
village.
THE nENETIr ENTERTAINMENT.
"The Social Glss-,- and farce. "Nur.
sery Chickweed." given Prof Parker, last
week. proved = most enjoyable success.
AZ The weather Was very unpropitious,
Tuesday night. and many who wished 10
...Ht - .ss.uN 10 80. ~ reaue.t 20.