Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-21
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Browns Endless Cutter Moving Ma
chine, on exhibition at our State Fair,
drew the attention Of the farmers II EN-.
bodies the frst really radical improvement
that has been made In such machines since
their frst introduction. 10 has q direct
cut operating continuously and always In
the same direction. The principle OF q
direct and uninterrupted action has been
employed la machines for cutting all sorts
OF materials from the hardest To the most
yielding, and n has long been eviden, thst
It's application 10 the cutting OF grass aud
grain would ,frct great snd much.needei
improvement In the mower We opine this
desirable end has been obtained Ia actual
perfection. THIS machine will be put h..
fore the farmers 81 Bethel next season. We
noticed the Chandler Horse Hoe on exhi.
bition aud are OF the opinion that II II q
nne implement for hoelng corn and pots.
toes Daniel Kelley and Kendall & Whit
uey OF Portland made fine display OF farm.
ing implements, also John Frye. Parker
a Wood 81 Boston had on exhibition the
noted Clipper Mower and the y l.
Swivel Plow. Governor Robe, ilou. j.
X BOdwull and Colonel Clark \. Edwards
dlned with Treasurer Osgood Thursdsy;
Edwards wore bis cowboy hat We no.
ticed In one OF the stalls bull weighing
thirty one hundred pounds, handsome A.
q picture. The Jerseys made big
show this year in point OF numbers and
good qualities. The display OF sheep and
swine were very lafge-ssld 10 be the best
ever presented on exhibition.
Bethel chair factory IL up and boarded
"a 4. A.. 49, .Alu.l..N ant tha angina
Il expected To- arrive In few days.
Mrs. John Ksudslfs new house on Low
Street l. most completed. Mr. fllnrs ten.
,ment on Railroad Street i mos, done;
and The new Post-ofilce building on Main
Street l. finished on the outside aud adds
much Ia besatlfy the street.
We noticed the other day Al the house
OF Mr.. Lawrence some nne pictures painted
by his daughter Lo,,ie; one representing
the Bay OF Naples, very nne-one showing
Ssddlebsck MoantAin and surroundings IL
very nice. Miss Lawrence IL not only Que
Of our best painters but = nnc school
teacher.
CAton Abbott, son of Dcs- Abbott. and
Miss Cora Chandler. daughter ~ q. i.
Chandler. both ~ Bethel, were united In
marrisee last "Wednesday ~ the house of
Mr.. ABBOTT and on the same day took the
10 A ". train for New York on their we'd
ding tour Their numerous friends Wish
them much happlness
The barn, IS tons OF hay. nine bushels
sowing OF oats, ten bushels Of beaus, three
plows, wagon. spring board. two slsishs,
In fact all the farming tool. belonging 20
Ira W. Bean, were burned lssi Friday
morning about six o'clock Mr. Beans
loss was about 5000 Insured for stOO
Mrs Ellsn NJ Kimbsli has Just nnlshei
Der 50ih school Mrs klmbsll commsnces
her fall term soon In Glleai. She Il one
OF our most successful teachers, and has
particular Interest In learning the youthful
mind how % shoot.
Andrews 4 sawyer will present some OF
their Ilol.tsin stock 10 oar Co. fAir' South
Paris. this fall
III w Barker. our veteran steer raiser
has pair % lIolstsin calves siL months
old. measuring feet ? inches. We ehN.
lspge any oxford farmer 10 beat that. Mr.
Barker will sell
Ia my next wc propose 10 have little
talk With the Audover people, speui
short vacation with them last week. c.
E,ilior Dew0crdf.
men ~ Gould Academy gave soclaole u
their friend. A. Ratio Hall The occasion
as vcfy ~ iyahlc one ani All ~erc sof'
~ when the time came Tor going home
Those Who had the mAusgrm,n' ~ The al
fair are - be congratulated on iheir sue
cess.
TIT. leads Us 90 say that the prospects
OF The Academy never we're better. over
eighty pupils are now enrolled. an eNira-
ordinary number Tor the b-ginning of the
f.ll term and more Ar coming. Vi ~ than
nny Ter cent 81 those now 10 attendance
take languages, fact which aitrsts
that Mr. IIowsrd's knowledgc. and ability
A. an Instructor are appreciated. A.
Principal Mr Howard I. certain 10 achieve
success The dispatch with which b.
got the school under way ani the smooth
ness which charscieriIes IT, wortirgs ar
sviiences that he Possesses an unusual
amount ~ executive abiliiy. lie evidently
believes that goot school must be- sue
c,s.fal. aud puts his theory Into practice
A large number 81 the relatives aud
neighbors OF John Russell ~ Bethel werv
Invited 20 his house the i5th Inst, "a join
In the festivities Of his golden wedding
Bu, Instead OF fc-tlvi,y snd Joy. sorrow
sui mourning entered the dwelling Sun
day. the 9Th Inst he bad sifok. OF par
Ay.ls aud died Tuesday. the liih. al tac
age OF 80 years Like shock OF corn fally
ripe be wAs gathered In the garner. ani
loving hands thst were Invited u lpin In
the Festivities OF the 18Th bore him 10 the
grave the 10th. T. u Goddard, the under
taker At Bethel. 80 years ago was an AZ
prentice with y Carlton Of Waterford,
learning the osbluet-m,kers' trade. aud
male The furniture with which the young
couple set NJ housekeeping aud amer any
years l. called upon IN make the last piece
OF furniture, the eAsket Tor his burial.