Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-10-16
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.


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oar fsfmsrs are pat bach io their bar.
vssting BY ths coutiuusd dull Ani rainy
~ssthsr. The cora fodder sni beans viu
.ur-r he most
Jo.le = King. one - oar most success
ful tsschcr. Ani scholarly yoang lAfles.
l. amsmper % The ffesaman Class, Bate.
C.di+gv.
May % Paris Grange anticipate meet.
lng Niih Frankliu Grange. BryAuts Pond.
Al tss usxt session - Pomona
ca. A. Brigg. 1. baililng 40 Ell - his
?, sidsncs.
wP. Phslp. sui Slf,. Of Ataol. Mus.
have been spending = week ln our village
lfyOu wish - knps h1s ~ s-ni your
pofk 10 market snqalfe OF l. \. billings.
We bear much pfal.e % y. g. Bugg.
ealing house Joe Jbns. said b. heat then
al Ani Ne snow Joe 10 . good aigs
Mr Wool hAs novel into rs hoass
on High Street
More than two hundred a,t@niei the
concert given ~ Mr. FLORA Barry ssslst
~ by Messrs. Thsysr ard Hal. Mrs. VII
slu and Nls. clara Howe. with Mr. q 4
Briggs, pianist II vas rich musical
treat
Mrs. Victor A Grv.nleaf OF New Mckee
has ben Visiting her grandparents NJ
and Mrs. Robert Gray.
Bat few department.. 81 ,he Fair bu,
that our citizens male an exhibition To
Trustee Rockingham AMI Secretary kiug
we're especially soaght for ami snsvsrei
thousands " questions.
Mrs. Wilson and Capt Bolster with an
able corps % assistants looked veil amer
the Interests OF The New Hotel on The fair
grOauis.
There were nny couples 1t The ball
Thursday night Wilson's Ofchesirs Of
Aa'aru furnished music.
Mr. and Mrs. Psnfold. 90 Island Pond,
have been At \ y. Briggs.
The apple market l. starting slowly and
price Il less than expected earlier In the
season.
We regret that Mr.. Merrill, our manu-.
faciarer Of plows, has been coo nned % the
house for several weeks. Mr. Merrill l.
always on hand Al the fair. Blu, this year
Mr Herssy showed up his implements
pointing oct the new Improvements. Mr..
Merrill was successful In sales and taking
orders a. the State fair and Oxford County
farmers almost universally use his plo~-.
A \. shaw aud wife aud Miss Nellie
Thompson OF Cantou were the guests OF
]. A. keuuey during the fair.
M0nirose Ilill has bis store well lined
with useful articles which can be bought
for small sun OF money
The Sled Factory l. shipping large or
ders OF goods. Some days they send three
carloads. They nnd market 10 many
countries.
Yarn work progresses slowly and the
falls work will be much lees than usual
Potatoes yield well bu, have commenced
20 rot
Landlord shaw ard wife, with Mr. and
Mrs J A. Tuell. attended the fair q, IVES,
sumner.
The Congregs,lpn,ll.,. are repairing
the splrr OF their church.
sunday morning We had the third snow
storm OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. X T. chapmsu OF Bethel
have been visiting her father. l. = swan
ChArlss Pratt, OF Auburn. VAS here Sat
uriAy. lie says the shoe making rush i
over for the season.
Me- william Henry Il soon 20 move into
Mrs. Dudlsy's house on Hill Street
Edmond CARTS IL not nearly ss well.
John w. CArsley. for many years one Of
our beet citizens, has gone into the bar.
ness business 81 Harrington. We wish
him the best % success.
Suss Maxim. DIR. Rounds, q. G. Pratt
and Myron Maxim are taxing Q vacation
visiting Gettysburg and other places OF
Interest.
Labelling a, the corn shop will probably
close this week.
Frank Maxim Was In Augusta this week.
Hsnry Gary has been In Lowell the pas,
week.
Mr.. Geo. 3. PArpsworth Of North Bridg.
ton. L. often seen st the South Paris -Four
MIL. using . team which exeitss . good
deal OF interest and many have taken look
NiL The pair Of pole horses are % yesrs
OF sge and have been In the hands OF Mr..
Y. for IL years they are Of Morgan blood
and In their younger days could not be
beaten on the road BY any horse; they are
fst aud show but little OF their age. The
leader OF this team IL 81 years old, and
thus the united ages OF the three IL -
years. Mr.. fsrpsworth teams from South
Psri. 20 North Bridgtop, besides doing
work a. home. His horses are In good
condition. good eaters, never sick and
sem good for many years OF service.
Where can be found anything TO beat
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