Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

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81 Gerry's prg >iors. oii lslors' bloss. - fari'
Mount Mica Lodge OF OLA Fellows will
celebrate IT, twelfth anniversary by an ex'
cursiou 10 Portland and The Islands, Wei
nesiay. Aug. 4. going on the early morn
Ing train and returning on the evening
train. Tickets 20 Portland and return,
nom South Paris. West Paris and Norway,
90. Island tlckets. sc. This annual
excursion l. q well established Institution,
and Is always well patrouiied- All are In
vlted.
| man with q striking machine exhibited
on The Square. Saturday night
Robert Skilllngs, who returned from
Portland q week or two since, whittier he
had been Tor medical treatment. II qaitc
low And thoaght 10 De falling.
We are requested 20 say that ~ Rev. A.
q. FitI OF TIE Congregational Society will
be- away on The Sabbath OF Aug. :, Rev.
Edward T.. Bartlett % Lamoille, Ills. now
v'slting a. A. &. Halls, will supply bis
pulpit.
FLORA l. Maxlm anil Ella Robinson.
daughter and granddaughter OF the late
Capt George W. Maxim 90 Bangor. ua.
uve'of this town, are visiting Al ). T.
Msxlm's
Mrs. Carrie y. Austin has been quite sick
The past week. A. soon A. she i sufficiently
recovered she coutemplates Visit 20 her
frisnis A. Dsrien, Conn, on Long Island
Souud.
There Wa dance a, the spring board,
In The ThAycr Brothers grove. last Saiur.
gay night There will be another AZ The
same place ucxt saturday evening.
Mrs james Deering was quite sick The
latter part OF lAst week.
Dr. J. W. Davis aod wife are rusileAt-
lug on The Islands 10 Portland llEbor FOR
few DAYS
&c. Merrill AMI wife started saturday
for a trip % The Islands ari 10 Mass. They
vii take a week % two for rest AMI rccup-
Grafton.
Paris MFG 60 are getting along well
with their new tuiiilngs. They expect 10
be- able o. start up The saw mill The last 81
he week. The dry.house and bending.
Il L.. q - Fra -
he pAlut-shop, s5xs5, i also ~.
Some parties from Norway opened New
llal for skailug rink party, last Thurs.
DAY night There WAS good Attendance.
Ani ~ understand they have engaged the
BAL fos several more evenings.
The Grand Trunk Company have dug
large trcnch from their reservoir on the
hlil - The tank 10 The water station. They
will take pthe Oh pipe and pat Ia larger
one-A six inch this time.
South Paris Comet band have secured
The services OF Louis J. CAsiAliini. OF New
port. X I a. band Instructor aud direc.
| Tor lac has engaged rent Ia the Sturts-
want house. On the east side 90 the river.
and Nil shortly move his family here.
| Prof CAstAitlul IL sad q DC avery ac-
| compished musician and comes highly
| recommended. We Arc Informed that be
also hAs engagements with the Norway,
Paris lIill AIT West Paris Hands.
Richardson a Jersey, hardware dealers,
have lately received an order Tor earpen-
tsrs tools - go % Minneapolis. Jersey
visited Bath the past week.
James ID. Williams AMI bis little son Vis-
ltei Auiover and The Lakes The past week.
A representative OF some shoe maunfAc-
| turing arm. who refused 20 tlyulge his
name OF place % residence. was here Thurs-
day Ansrnoon. euieavorlug 20 negotiate
i TIE lease OF TIE shoe shop of W. A. froth-
lnghAm ca. near the depot As this
shop has = capacity % some loo 10 80
workmeu. 10 seems pity 10 should not Dc
run by some one. A. Il would be most
mAterlh advantage % the village.
The Airsrfissr says that y Mason has
sold oui his livery business 20 T. Thayer
bat The former denies 10 o. toto.
e. W. BoNker has lately pat up hand
some new sign-A whlte ground with black
letter.
Dr. J. W. Davis. has A. an assistant q.
T. wcbbsr o. RlchmOIi. son OF Rev. X. ;.
W sbbsr. Who preached here last spring.
+. J. Whitehead. Esq OF this place Il
one % The Knights OF Labor delegates 20
The General Assembly 10 be het a. Rich
moud. va
y. ID. Bolster says TIA, he reiallei dur.
ing The week. from Monday morning 20
saturday night. "a bushels and n quarts
% b,ueberries, AL In snail sales, the lArg-
esi being bat quartz. We have the I'm
preston that bilcberries were never 80
plenty and chesp In this market a. this
year.
Quite A proportion OF the farmers here.
AoOuts fulshed Up their haying the past
week. ant nearly AL except few who have
ate meadows will get through this week.
This week. commencing August 81. the
bridge near True's mill will be up" for
bundiug over the piers preparatory 20 put
ting q The new iron bridge which We have
twice mentioned before. A. q. Dudley
Son will 90 The stoue work
Rosa l. Pratt OF New York City, IL VS.
Ting for f,N week al her uncles, Capt. !
q G. Pratt. iust soath OF the village. Ada
Paris, % nsbron. i also visiting al the
same place.
Commencing this week. Aug. "a. W. NJ |
shaw assumes bis new position and duties
a. proprietor aud landlord OF the Andrews
House. while the former proprietor settles
down % life ~ private ciufen la ShaS's
late residence. They have been moving
goods back ard forth FOR the past two or
three days.
Rogers {. Samner has moved from the
Shurtlsff rent over y. ID. Bolster's store
into Mrs StoWelrs rent on Pleasant 50.
Vice versa. Mrs. g. r. Stevens has moved
from the S,owel rent Into tie Shurtier
rent.
A. NJ. Gerry. Dr.. HorAiio Woodbury. and
Henry GARY visited Norway Lake. Friday
AnsrnOon. Ant reported good hAal OF bass
and plckerel
@. A. Briggs. OF Briggs and farrar
novel the past week into his new house
on The bin Just west Of Western Ave. Its
rice healthy. airy location and quite
slightly withAl This bill or ridge OF land
on the west OF the village although very
uneven, rocky and full OF outcropping
lodges. Is on account OF the extended view
% be hAt along 10 summit. the more health
| ful air and better drainage, the most de-
slrAble location Tor handsome attractive
home % be found In town, and should The
village continue % grow s is present
steady growth In trade and manufactures
indicates that IL will. II Is destined event
uAlly % be covered with the nnest reAlden-
ces In the village and become the sristo-
cratic west end" OF the town.
The circulation OF our village public II.
brary has now reached very respectable
ngures. A. We learn from the librarian the
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