Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-12

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Hal. sveu saturday evening.
Rev. ]. G. Andrews, who came here last
fall nom Harrison and built q house on
HsEen Street, has sold II 10 Edward q.
Rounds OF Driigton, who Il 10 move here
a. once. Mr. Andrews has bought . house
lot OF T.. ". HsIsn on Besl and Tucker
Streets and IL 10 BULL there lmmedlat ly.
lie has already commenced operations on
the foundation.
j. N. Small Ia building a house on Bridge
Street and J. y. Long has begun the cree
ton OF building on Desripg Street which
We understand l. 10 be used a. q billiard
hall.
l. n Monk, Who comes here from North
Bridg,ou, i pushing bis new house on
Beal Street. aud w. q. Martin has bis
double tenement house on Green Street
nearly completed The Holt brothers OF
South Paris, also have 4 house nearly cou'
pletsd for J. G. Bolster on BeAl s. Cold
weather and storms 90 not seem TO stop
The rage for bullding. which has been such
amnked feature Of Norwiy's prosperity
the past year.
some idea Of the large amoun, OF busl.
ness a. Norway may be obtained by exam
lining the Advertising columns or the DEu'
ocRlr. Lat week the Norway advertise
menis occupied = third more space In
your paper than those from az ne rest ~
ns C0uHfy c0mbiHci, leaving the probate
notices DOT OF the reckoning This tAking
Into account the fact that We have . paper
OF our own a. Norway which our business
men all ~ps,ronlre. shows The tnic' prise OF
Norway nrm,.
The new steam pump at The shoe shop
was tried Friday OF last week with the
mos, satisfactory results. A stream was
thrown from the hydrant fully twenty feet
higher than the highest part OF the bald.
Ing, Notwithstanding the fact that q four
Inch stream was escaping from the pipe
near The pump. There are eigh t hydranis,
- 18th HnNINNnaa and
the protection from Ore would seem TO be
about a. perfect a. Human Ingenuity can
conirive. The water works OF the shoe
shop will be OF great use should a ire
break oui Ia that portion OF the village.
The pay roll AZ the shoe shop last week,
A. We learn from the iissrtissr. WAS ~.
9C9 % for three hundred and elghiy-seyen
hands. This IL an average OF Ten dollars
and tventy.three cents per week. Pretty
good considering that many Of the hands
are green hands whose wages while learn.
ing must OF necessity be small. The av-
ersgc Tor experienced hands male and fe-
male together would be about two dollars
and twenty-five cents per day. This pay
roll IL the most complete answer that can
be made 20 those persons who are making
IL their business 90 attack the nfm or u
y. Splnney 4 Co, ani drive them from The
village.
Mcssrs. Gilbert q foss, the lew msr'
chat, who have rented the bakery store,
are moving In and are ready 10 open bus
inss,. We understand they are 10 keep
meat aud full lire OF groceries. They
have q good location aud We hope 10 see
them succeed.
II IL supposed that Str. 4. J. Seyers, our
retiring Postmaster, will 20 Into business
a, the store now occupied by {. II. Adams,
a. soon a. bis (Seyersl successor In the
post once. Mr.. A. J. Rowe, can assume The
duties OF that position. The appointment
OF Mr. Rowe a. the successor OF MI. New.
cts In The pos, ofice. gives general salts
faction so far ~ We have been able ~
learn. Some OF coarse are Disappointed,
but nothing can ever be done % make ey'
cDbody happy.
Most OF the sK.members OF the Legisla-
tore In this ylclnlty remained Al home last
week instead OF going 10 Augusta 10 et'
tend the reunion. DIR. Geo. l.. Jones, A.
y. Andrews and W. W. whltmsrsh, how.
ever held up the honor OF the town al that
occasion. aud We doubt not ild u In an
able manner.