Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.

F.AA.N- Regular meeting Tuesday evening" On
o. hftlre hIu uf.,n.
loo. F.-Msun, MI. roire. regular rnsstiur..
"a. AZ, al th.ri Mcaday sysnlnrs 81 sssh mouih
r. e H.-i'afis GrNngr. 'eocnd Saturday Of saeh
,.siisa Cro... 49, sseani All bird Tuesdays.
LOG. -. rAfis isie., No. an. meets e'ey
Monliay eyenlrr In ths Nstho.iist Nesiry.
knlrhts n talof.- ~1uth fAns Assembly, No.
ien mssts every SATURDAY sfsning IN linscoti Hail.
G.A.R-w. X. Kiuh.n I,.i. W "a. met. sf.i
Mea.itf In even mcnih. In Granss Hal AT - T. N.
s.nris ooplss ths oxrOHD DExccRlr srv ~ sais
A. cefr's Drug ~tofs. OH isloss' blcsk. - lrfis
wilbur l. FarAr. clerk with Briggs 4
farrsr, ba'chers, l. on visit 10 friends
In Mass.
Frank T.. Burbank has returned from
working ~ carpcntsrins II Berlin Falls,
y. H.
A friend 90 your correspondent has =
farm ~ sell In Michigan. on very favora'
Ole terms A. 10 price. terms 90 payment.
etc. long time given ~ low rate OF inter.
est Full particulars given by irqulfing OF
your correspondent ~ South Paris.
Mrs. y n Wilson. widow OF the late
REV. Adam Wilson. ID. ID, L. visiting her
son. Judge @. 4. Wilson. ~ this village.
Farmers have been rushing their hsying
along rapidly OF late. and many OF them
are now nearly ihrongh. The hay crop,
owing IN the drouih. was not what II
promised % be, aud reports indicate not
above an average crop, u Indeed II can be
called an average crop.
John NJ Cummings. the livery man. has
lust hsi built 90 order large bus, !! feet
long, that will seat 80 10 On persons easily.
Geo. A Macsbc has been painting II. and
II l. flrstclass carriage In every partlcu-
lar. II 4. 10 be known a. The oxford
Bear"
e. W. Dowker. DRY good. dealer. has
pai Ia stock fall line of the Universal
Fashion Cos patterns. which he will keep
Cor sale.
Geo. 4. wllsou. druggist. % fAlfheli.
formerly 81 ihis village. ani family were Al
james Curils's the past week.
Thrcc men with two dancing bears per-
simulated the street, last Tuesday, IA The
great delight % loaug America
GeA Durham. IT,, OF Portland. was Ia
town Friday Ani Saturday.
Albion Hcr-ey. Esq. visited Boston aud
Providence. last wees. buylng goods.
Simon \ Stowell. passenger conductor
on the a. T a.. has lately been Visiuag Al
Sa,han Crockcii's.
Mrs. W. II Gllbsrt OF Cantoa Ne EiiA
Bolster % this ylllag", IL vlsltag a. j. Il.
RichArison-
Therc wts very large ATTENDANCE 1T the
baptist church SAbDath afternoon 10 listen
% sermon by Rev. T. I. Bartlett OF Ia
noble. m.
IN Poole. The popular landlord and
proprietor OF The Andrews House. has sx'
chsngsd the hotel property with W. NJ.
shaw Cor his siand on Gothic Street -
NJ shaw will take possession ani assume
The role % landlord sboat Aug l Mr.
Poole has given great Satisfaction ~ a
landlord AMI he regular guests All The
travelling public wi. regret q learn % his
removal
G. \ Csnwcil has moved Into the rsui
over briggs q farrars neat market.
J. n. Williams who has hal several
valuable pure bred Jersey cows from Mas.
the past year. hal another hanisome COW
arrive last week from Boston herd,
Which b. sold on The day amer IT, arrival
. ] A Keuney ofthls village.
Mlroy l.. Bonney. sou 81 Hosea II Bon.
ncy. % mi, village. conicmplAte- golns To
DAKOTA some time In August
Capt q. e. Pratt. % the Boar OF Sc
lecimcr. advises gs that The bridge near
rrue's mill viii b. taken ~. August 81,
shen work will b. begun upon The rcPalr.
Ing % The ahutmeuts Ani bulliing over the
plers. preparatory "a paiilng on the new
iron bridge which will be- placed In posi-.
lion BY The Wrought Iron Bridge Company
OF Canton. Ohlo. A. soon a. the stone work
l. completed place FOR crossing The
river while the bridge i up will BE- NJ.
ranged Iasi below The corn shop Tor loaded
teams.
PA. Cummings. grain dealer % New
Haven. Coun.. i visiting bis sister, Mrs..
SAphtau Mason OF this village.
q. W. Tyihefieigh has Just pal 10 stock
a good line % choicest teas and corces.
T. +. Bal. the architect. ofPAlmer. Mass. f,
employed BY The Paris Manufacturing CO.
- irAft the plans AMI specifications OF
their new factory ballings and supeflu-
tend the construction OF the principal
buildings, has completed bis engagement
With them and returned % Palmer.
T. =. stone. ESQ lnfoims rs that he Il
now daily expecting his son Harry II f,
Real Estate Agent % West Plains. kansas,
% arrive home Tor a short visit Harry
was one % the projectors OF The town or
IVES; Pl,lus. where two years ago Was :
bare prairie there 4. now lively village.
a. a Photograph shown your couespon'
dent shows numerous stores and shops,
hotels, q newspaper orlce, = school, coal
.nd wood yArd., lumber yards, wells run
By wind mills, etc.
Biueberriss have been quite ihlek on
SircAkci mountain and In some OF the AL
AGENT felis aud pastures, aud some OF The
berry parties have retained WITH wonder
fal accounts % the big h,gls they bad
made. The best picking has now gone by.
]. A. Rawson. druggist, formerly OF
this town. WAS In the village Saturday.
Thos. = Brigham. attorney. OF Buck
neli wa. In the yillsge Saturday.
The committee chosen by The citizens
have submitted proposition % the Water
Co. puiting the works into Norway, for
their consideration, A. 10 what this VII
lAge requires In the shape OF water sup
ply, prices for the same, etc. III the com.
pAny cOucluie that they will aceepi this
proposition meeting OF the corporation
will De called q see what action the eitl'
rens will take 10 The matter as oorpora.
ton.