Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-06
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
CurNCuFs.

NliiAtL Ulhi'ANAAs
curHcurs.
Trt Cosrr,r.,ianl Ctgf,h. Rev. A, q, IlI'
Pssfar. On ~1nisy. rr,srh.nr servics. ioo a.
~sbh.fh srt..,l. H.. trsftsf's meftnr. "a 49,,
yrane pooiis's nssi.nz. 80 y. o., TrsIef mffunf'
taor. n. WEDNESDAY prayer tn.tt.ng, ..A -
Nsitofsf hHffh. Nv. =. leCpff. Pastor ~
Sssi.v. rfr.lhlnr ssrics. iost A. -. s.lb.lh
,lh.fl. 4. -. morn'ng PRAYER merine, 80 a. y.
rtsr.- - rrtrrf mfft.ng. I'd ?. -. tafti.y rraf,f
a,,,.s, i.a p = 80 '.,e ;i8 ~, .. 80 o.
D l8rs. rrsytT r,ssilar p' -. ffiiay s'en.
ng PRAYER uftta.. irs.
srsrrD xrrr~ss.
FAA.N Rsguiaf uesi.ng iessisy s'euins on
100. No, Ma is.ir,. rssii.f lassiiss..
Ifursisv even nr n ssrh sea. 81 Anrufa ~ .ill
urnf ffsi 49, ihlrl NoaisY svfulnrs 81 ssfA u.ft.
n 20 li.-l.us 1ranrs. src'ni saiaf'isf 81 e,f'
60, c,.... - Se.,.,i .,i t,ir,i Tues.i,r,
fo.N.T 80. r.ns t.slrr. ~ an. uesis ever
Nanisy sssa.sr IN a. Nsthe'i..i Nss,fl. q.
knrhfs nf isis.r..- ~.ufh fafIs Assfmi.f, -
400 nf,ts rfty saturday sfsu.as In i.a'oot li..'
s.ss.s of... efth, oiruup prvcss,r ,is % ,.'s
/. DfTrfs Drug ,ior,. oli ieirss' h.nlA. - iafi'.
The Criterion Comedy Company % Ncs
York, played The Two Ofphars In New
Hall. M0utAy evening ~ lasi week, u
rather smau sgfieuCo, ari Tuesday sNfu'
ing Tucle Tom. Calm The nfstcFetings
cuteriaiumrnt was generally pronoluetd
very good ehl'c the second drew bat
small house aui vas fAihsr mediocre
Mes.r.. Bhggs & Fsfrsr lat week PCT
ia their meat mAikci a Zoe ncw IRE proof
.afc
Chare. Mor.e. E,q Paris BOY. Ani
sou 10 tie ate Deacon Liisls Nurse oi
All. village. Al present msrnbfr ~ TIE
wealthy frm % ilsgiu a Morse. contract.
or. ard tulliers. % Minneapolis. Mlaue-
.oiA. pad brief Welt - The s,i hone
stead The past week
Niunl. plammcr. daaghtcr ~ J. ,
rlummsr 90 this vlilsgC. - iskiug course
90 Instruction u9ln The plano arf organ OF
Kott.chmar. visiting Portland every Sat
uriay fos that purpose. Miss fammrfi d.
alrvAiy on, uf the bssi piauists of hrr sec
In thi. section. ani promise, . become
ouc ~ Tie hae,i Performers any So 10
The State
M. Gerry, Who l. s1msihlnsof = dog
f.ncier shoNsa litter ~ * L1sish
beagles ffom thoroughbred stock, The sife
b,lug an Imported dog Owned In fhuiic'
paiA.
Dr.. Hollen & Jou,.. physicians aui
araothrcAfics. have bought ou. The drug
store OF n T. Gib1s A. Briigtou. Maine.
This, We Arc Informed. Will not Interfere
With their business OF practice here, A.
they have engaged = compliant apothecary
% experleuce % take charge of their
BrIigton stor, add 10 Il not The present In
tcuiiou ~ o.thrr % them to remove -
Briigton.
TIE Glorious O,d Fourth passed or very
quietly here. Ihc usual ptudcmou.um
accompaniment Of hrc crackers, gus,
whistles Ani horn .toOiiug was "A most Ia.
sieuldcAui strata compared vita what
~ arc usually called upon q endure.
judging from appearances The sale of IRE.
works AT explosives must have been
comparatively smAn saturday there wAs
a lance In The Thsysr Broihers' grove Al
he NORTH 90 The village, afternoon aui
evening. with maslc hy kuApp's orchestra
TIE Soath Paris Dand wts Ia ATTENDANCE
A. supper time. The buses OF y. Mason
and J NJ Cummings made frequent ifips
o. The grove. Aui tac Entertainment NAs
apparently wrli pHrouiEcd. Tnefc was
display of IRE works in The evening TON
A, the grove al ln The ,qlarc. The
norway Bani. while waitink nr ne Nigr'
noon expies. played several doe sci ciols.
Mouday large uumhcf took ihr train -
IA Portland celebration.
There VII b. ahAsket ne lag Al The ba3-
tit church ntxt rhufsday. nnfulng sui
Afternoon services % commence al lO
=. m. M..s sarah BifroNs, returned
missionary. accompanied by q Burmese
girl will be- 10 atieutsace, AMI thc exercises
Il will be safe 20 predict, will b. o. "a IN
usually Interesting character. All ATE In
sitet ant 10 il hop,d that there may oe
large attendance OF all Interested Ia mis-.
slOnary WORK.
Rev. T.. T.. Bacon OF Saearappi, paid
Judge q. A. Wilson and family several
days visit the past week.
The cold backward weather OF May aud
early Jure len it, mark upon the corn
crop; and aiih0ugh there are fyw decent
looking pieces OF cora, The general remark
among farmers Is that they never saw
the corn look 30 small the nrs, of Jaly.
Charles Mixer and wife OF this village
were made happy last Sturdy by ne al
vent Of Zoe pair u twin boys. TAey
have our congratulations.
Aiusly Morse Of wAlthAm. Mas, who
hA, been paying visit 20 bis sister. ars
". NJ. Shaw OF ibis village, has returned.
The Methodist Sabbath School will 20
on a picnic excursion 10 Bryauts POnd
rext Thursday morning 10 spend The day.
The excursion train VIII start NJ 9, a. m
and arrive home AZ 4, y. m. fArer, round
trip, 90 cents FOR adults ani - cents Tor
children. A cordial invitation Is extended
% al VITO wish 10 attend.
A our item OF last week In regard 10
the Grown DArner," the neAtesi and
haudsomest device for dArnlng yet Invent
ed. and Manufactured by the Grown DArner
Co. % this village. was very brief, and
hardly dli The matter Justice, II may,
perhaps, BE- OF Interest 10 the reader Ia
ADJ few facts then omitted, and more
especially a. one OF the pAtentees and
the business msnsger OF the company Is
resident OF this village. The nrst patent
Issued % Commander A. \. Growing
shields OF the u. =. Navy and nephew OF
our present SECRETARY OF War. Endieott.
The device was then crude and impraeii.
cable In some respects, and by request OF
Commander Crowningshlelds, Sylvan
Shuriler. Esq OF this village, interested |
himself In the matter, made several I'm
p0rtsnt improvements In is form and con-
struction. necessitaiing new patent papers /
aud became half owner In the enterprise.
In is present form the device consists OF
4 wooden ball, about the size OF an orange,
connected by small round handle, about
3is inches long with another smaller
ball. To the connecting handle small
brass chain Is attached, with clamp 10
securely fasten the article 10 be darned 10
The ball over which 10 IL smoothly drawn,
thus leaving both hands free. The wooden
balls are made by contract by the Paris
MIG Co. and the brass chain and clamp
1. made Tor them 10 New York. The work
Of assembling" the parts and preparing
dsrns for shipment Is done Ia tue Howe
st0re-so called-near the depot There
Is already an immense demand for them,
and SIR. Shurtlsf estimates that the Co.
will average - manufacture and ship
throughout the summer, 5000 per day. The
wealthy dry goods house ~ Deerlng,
Mllliksn 4 Co. Portland, have control OF
it, sale In Maine, aud besides ihers will be
general sgeney In Boston, Chicaso and
New York.
Mrs. Seba Siurtevsni has been quite
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