Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-10-26
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FAA.N. -Rsraiaf nsstins Tuesday sveuiss "a
LOO. F.-Nouus Mlca i.eis,. regular ras.sins..
narssisy stsaine q sach -esk. = AarofA lsc.n.r
ment. nf.t AL laird Mcaisy svcnines ~ ssch nonih
4. q u.-i'Ans 0r.nr,. secoai ssinf'iss u sssh
,.oiisa Cro.. - rr.s AT third Ihar.i.J..
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Neaisy stsuias In N ssths-ii.i Ns.,y. =.
Nm Ekts of Lshnf.- ~cuth isrs Assembly, Ne
zee sss,s every saturday evening IN L'nsoc'i Hal.
G.A.R-w. \. Kiahan ro.,. No. Ia. sass,. s!.'
hcntsf In ever mouih. In orNnre iiAu at ~ r. NJ
Siags e..rls. ~ NJ OxroED Dt.uca.r are 80 ssis
II Gsrr,', Drug stofs. OLA fs.lo-s blcsl. ~ Paris
VI. mhers Of Ciytsisn Circle, G. l. \ G.,
viii meet with MR.. George A. Wilson.
Thufsday. October IS All 1ho Wish Ia
Ioln the Circle are Invited In be present
Luther Brett, who lives last out Of The
viilsge. IL quite sick with pasam0nis
q n Porter has received an order from
A. Dowsi. brooklyn. FOR COO barrels Of
cider. Mr.. DOw.t IL large dealer In
pure spple vinegar, hsndllog over 20 thou
sand barrels yearly. lie with few other
d~sl,rs combined with the fruit growers OF
that State and Elected the prohibition OF
The sale % siuliersiei and white wine VIM
egar. This move will bring large sun
OF money 10 The farmers OF New York
We think The day Il not far distant when
the Maine legislature ~lll have IL ai,sn'
tlon called 20 this question. Law OF this
hind woad not only make ns,arh ffuit
sni unmsrohsniable apples double th.is
present value. hat II would also furnish the
market wiih the pure article sor cop.ump-
,lou oar State l. fast becoming al apple
growing STATE, and let u have lsw which
will give 20 the farmer The mos, money for
~. prufucts. Mr.. Porter II svsporsting
about IS bushsl. 81 spples daily. Three
hand. psr~i 80 bushels one day las, wcsh
MIR wig oeipg eh,meion, be pairing
% bushels.
ANY one In want Of good family horse
can Odd onc by calling on 4. J. ksunsy.
We notice . Zoe painting OF W. l.
BlOod- residence In The show window Of
n I. Mineit's at store.
AZ Shaftlsf wlll soon receive another
10, % coal uo~ 4. the time "a give him
your orisr.. Many OF our citizens think,
even al is present high price, IL Il cheaper
fusl than wood.
He Chase. member OF The Board Of
school Committse, IL teschlug in The
Mountain District lie has taught several
terms here. be IL . thorough. practical
teacher, and nj. school. srv good ones.
Ksnney piummer are having rspal.s
done On the iusld- OF thslr store.
J.P. RICHARDSON .nd q. A Briggs have
he.n absent frum their accustomed places
OF business. having been drawn a. jary
men.
J 4 Piammer 10 In Se~ York parohss-
iug lunbsr Tor sn organ usnufsciory In
Com. 10 whose employ be vas for several
years.
VS. ciir,rd Ia. uisn ren, In Frank
/ Thayers house.
Parl. Grange vas favored with . nn-
dsy 10 celebrate their twslth anniversary.
A. al sariy hour they bsgsn 10 assemble,
aud ~ iOA The ball 40. well oiled
There "a. regular meeting % the Grange
then follOsei an address by Hon John
L. liam. secretary % the Patrons Natal
Ala society. This Society 10 gslning In
number. si~silly, and 10 To good ooudi'
ton financially Dlnner w.s usxt on The
programme. This sN % Interest 70 all
present. ant the sister. OF Paris Grange
silll mslntaln their reputation q. The "besi
cook. In Amefica" fir.t In Afternoon,
w.s singing ~ The choir. Seconi, Al.
dress BY Hon. ID II Thing. Lecturer OF
The VI dne State Grange. lie !. an Inter
ssiibg sp~sker. being vel Informed upon
al questions rclaiiug 10 The welfare and
prosperity % the order. lie spoke aooai
an hour and . half. REVERSING IL OBJ
isci. sni giving . history o - varioa.
accomplishments. Ills address vi.
well received by the ssiieoce. Then,
third. . song by Miss M,mis Hammond,
daughter OF II T. Hammond. only sir
years 10 age. which vss nnsly sung sni
spplsnisd. folrth. Select rvaiing ~ Mis-.
Jalis Brgg.. PM. snnx by Mr.. whl,m,n
snd NJ. Ilsmmoud Reading OF The Grange
paper by Mrs. % q Curtis; Nihough not
lengthy. TIE pieces were Interesting and
appropriate f1r The occasion. Eighth.
music ~ The choir.-rhsrr was = good
delegation from Sorsay Grange smong
the visitors Master II T. Chase pre-idrd
Ia al able manner. Amoog The sctive
members OF Paris Grange ~e noticed Pat
ron. Harry. Parsons. Porter. Royl. q y
and J X llsmmoaf. Curtis. Whitmsn,
Stsrhlrd., Eissrd.. Bouney. swim, Tufts,
Andrews. Back. Greene, Wheeler, and
many others. The DAY was pleasantly
spent Paris Grange commences another
| yesr under favorable susDices