Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
WEST PARIS.

To oae who had known the beautiful
yllisgc. Nesting among the bills, up 10
within year or two, and then been All
sent dutlng the Intervening time. The
changes made In 80 short season wouli
seem many for our usually quiet and easy.
going place has awakened 10 new lie, aud
Improvement and growth Appears on every
hand. First and foremost IL the three
story new mill. with the extensive Aidi.
lions made 70 tho old. the facilities Of
which are constantly charging. The next
now thing IA 20 be Is horse power en-
CINE IN place OF the old 90. and this change
will be mafo a. soon ~ the boiler house,
etc. are really Tor 10.
OF the new butter factory and its great
advantages tO cur farmers. ~ the new re-.
licences OF \. A. Pickett, A. j. Curtis, and
Others, as well a. the freshly psin,ed and
much improved dwellings Of many more,
your readers have long slnoe been In
formed.
Among Others. y. II. Humphrey should
have special mention. An old gentleman.
highly respected by All. but asking aid
from none. with the aid OF his own hands,
mainly, Ne erected an humble, ihongh neat
and comfortable cottage home, where bis
widowed daughter. graudchilt, ani him
SELF In HE declining years, could live hap
PLY and cOuisntcily together. Hut, alas
the Angc OF Death with hls relentless
hand, came aud carried away The beloved
daughtsr-whom We well remember a. The
pleasant. patient Sunday-school teacher 81
our earlier yrars-And lefs The sorrowing
father and little girl a. gflevc hcari-hroksn.
Mr. Humphrey Il soon 20 visit. TOT rest
and Incorporation, his brothers In TIA,
most picturesque ani lovely village, North
hampton, Mass.
\ W. Duuham has begun The erection
% two-s,ory. tOteO building. on The cor
ner OF Church and Cross Streets, the sec.
ord story OF which will be dashed into =
public h.ll, mi lifted with stage. ante
rooms, etc. cor entertainments and dances.
The ground door i % be usei Tor sash,
doors, blinds and short lumber Ia conneo-
ton with = lumber yard.
Rumor says that new residence may lie
bulk on the FfecNill Baptist Church land,
or In lts place. should The prc-eni charch
be- disposed % % parties outside the VII
iagc. Were he location. etc. suitable. IL
wouli make good graded school, which
our scholar. 90 much need.
Inc tlNlfet OF ItohsNtou - ~ -
helng ilscussci. With the examples or
HAsipoFi ani TArmington, u ought 20 be
agi,aici % some speedy conclusion. Tor
even While We consider u. The ffc fsui
nay be upon us--and what have We n op.
pose 81 bis deadly Ani perhaps terribly de-
siFuciive course. sAoah be take uoiion
70 wish onr fair vlllagei
oar people have been plcasei The past
week - grtci among them ayoung Eng'
llsh iaiy-M.ss CAroliua Courson - who
has i1s, arrived across The bfiny deep
from the couuiryslie % Cd Euglani, hsv.
Ing faced .he periis OF an unknown sea TOT
well, TIE "O,d. old story," OF love. Her
marriagc % The genial Young kngllshman
a, the factory. william we.bolFne, Will oc'
cur so0u. Everybody cordially wishes
them JOY. anil hopes they may have con-
isuim~ut sui happiness In their chosen
home Ia this A." land 90 The free"
Eugene n. juiklns, Manager % the Ne.
Book Agency. Portland. Who accompanied
the laiy from New York. has been stop
ping here f,r rev days with hls parsnt-.
Euiioju