Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-06
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can, perhaps, best describe Berlin
Mills by saying |, IL nearly AL min yardi
there Il q large mount OF business going
on here and the new pulp mill Al the Falls
will soon make business even better.
The Berlin Mills Co. employ many In
and around their mills. II was my good
fortune lately IN visit the store. aud fslt
well rep,ii. Their stock of sysfythlng is
well selected AMI v,ry reasonable In piiees.
The lover floor Il occupied by ready made
clothing. general merchandise. hardware
department. pfivtt, once. etc. Their fne
OF fancy goods Ia very nice, and you viii
fnd everything on their counters aud
shelves 10 be found In q village store.
The private uflces are fiuished In spruce
TO represent the business. l suppose
The vault, made Of brick, and Intended
20 be DE proof. contains ell the own
records aud navy valuable books aud
papers. The upper story OF the building
4, occupied by furniture. etc part ofitis
q nice hall. also . circulating library. con-
talnlng al the standard works OF romance
AMI history. 90 no, know Row many
camps have been furnished by the II NJ.
Co. The past winter, bat I think the amount
OF provision mus, have been jast enormous,
Some Idea OF the business done by this
nrm may be fDfmtd by this The man
who delivers groceries, etc, Old me ths,
Ia one day last October ffcm . o'clock In
the morning until 6 a, night. he delivered
over fourteen hundred dollirs worth OF
goods from the store.
The town OF berlin contains about 3oo)
Inhabitants and 500 scholars. The taeher
OF The high school. Mr.. Irving siearns. IL
thought very highly Of Miss Adhs
Dresser. assistant, Il also highly sppfeoi.
s,ei. There were 70 many scholars al.
tndei the high school that the services 81
Mss Flo. bartlett OF Bethel, Me, weie
secured a. third assistant Miss Althi
sawysr has charge of the primary depart
meut Of thu Mills village. she isa nice
appeAriug Young lady. and a. all speak In
her praise a. teacher. ~ must suppose
she I. successful. The schools closed Tor
atwo weeks vacation last Friday. with q
nice exhibition, which showed plainly that
teachers and pupll. hai united 10 DO thsir
best. Of The exercises. l will only speak
OF two, bu, those think need special
menilon. "rAe Last lIymn" In oCnceii ~
. number 81 girls aud The Wreck or TIE
uespcfus," by 4 corresponding number of
boys. showed good t'alrlng throughout:
every motion and gesture we're peftci
| Think Miss Dresser was their teacher.
Derlln boast. OF two Physicians. ~
| wardsell snd Dr. Locke. The latter do
no, know. Dr. W. I have met several
tlmes. lie was . Maine man, having been
born In Albauy. lie lisa very smart. wei
/ educated man. and jasi such = physlelan
a. one can have confidence Ia. lie IL very
n1ch Interested la The cause ~ education.
lie hiss twO accomplished daughters, who
have charge % the schools Al Deflin fAlls'
which l. qalis . village. lie has also one
.on who will probably some DAY heanM ID.
A. present be Il principal 81 = high school
In bath. Maine. The doctor IL very pfoui
OF his birth recori Tor last year, which
/ counts CD % somewhere In The nineiies,
ani al In the town OF Berlin.
A.. l. brown OF Granou. MAine, and W.
W. Mason OF Bethel. were 10 town to-day,
looking amer their logging Interests prob
ably.
While AZ West Bethel q while ago, ! met
Mr. Dunham. and had = very pleasant call
from him We discussed the Feasibility
orc. II. H.. plan Of correspondeuis rr'
unlon. Why not have onci hmighi be
rel letter day Ia The memory Of msuy.
Fearing I shall occupy too much spacs,
will close. AMI u thls doe, not reach the
waste basks, will Try aud write orsuef.
DoLiiE DART.