Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
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tbs fri AMI third Wednesday sssanE' 81 each H'eeh
The great Republican jabllee In this VII
lsge Tuesday evening. Nov. 18Th, Was
success. There were from i've Ia sever
hundred torches Ia line led by the Norway
and West Paris brass bands. In one team
VAS 10 De seen the goddess OF liberty Ia
another were youpg ladies dressed 10
bunting representing the Rspuolie,n
States. Then came the log cabin OF forty
eight years $50. on top 81 which was
large live shsyp. aud 90 the roof Ja.i be
low, the words "Pfotsct u" IN IN Large
csrIlsgc came the voters Of $50, who had
been through The campaign OF hard eldei
sud coon skins. These were but fsw oil
The many teams. The usnsparaneis'
sptiy and polntsdly reviewed The Incident.
and topics OF the late campaign. WIN. Z.
Cole acted a. marshal 10 the satisfaction
aud admiration OF all. The delegations
from South Paris. West Paris, Bethel,
L0eks's Mills and Oxford were large.
That from South Paris deserved special
mention from the fact that they were The
best drilled and wearing Z)u,ye uniform'
formed the most conspicuous part OF The
procession. Last bat ly no means least
came Capt Thoms Crocks,rs battery
n consisted OF q cannon mounted on an
old track wagon. The horse VAS Q true
blue Rspublicsn beast aud took things a.
they came, would stand OF walk 10 suii Tbs
GRO al. The piece VAS nrcd 81 Intervals
Of about three minates aud shook The hill.
OF old oxford % the very foapdsuon.
The lllamilAtious and decorations from
one end OF The village 20 the other rivsllsd
each other In brlllaney aud splenior. II
Il useless 20 cnnmsfAte OF attempt % de
scribe them. Everyone tried 10 out Do
bis nsighbor and succeeded very well
Supper Vas served 81 The Opsrs House
.flsi the parade OF which not lees than
one thousand partook. Amer supper The
company Was called 10 order by The chair
man and addressed BY Hon. John II
ssassy In an eloquent thirty minute
speech. Pre- WORKS and oolorei light'
were burnt In abundance. The town ~s'
literally painted rel.
ER. Smith. Esq, sppesrtd before th'
County Commissions court n Bolster
Mills Wednesday In the Interest OF ih'
petitioners 81 al. for the new way from
Seribnsr's Mills % whites Corner. Q. u
Holt. Eco. for town.
Al The corner OF whitman and NAH
Streets there has BEEN pipe connected
With The hydsnt usei 10 on the street
.prlnkler when In use. Monday night ihs
w.,sT frors 10 The pipe and hfoke u OF
About nine o'clock Tuesday morning th'
ice went DOT with . rush followed by ih'
water. For about twenty minutes theirs
was q beautiful fountaln. Tho fun va.
soon cut short by A. II. IIibbsri. ~hc
clothed In one OF the ilose Companies
waterproof suits stepped into the isllinl
water and shut % the supply.
Nathan W. Milleti IL puiilng new under
plnlug under the SDyes Block.
Mrs. Seth Pike has moved from bel
Pixies IIlll farm 10 the Bolster house OF
whltmsn Street for the winter.
We understand that Gen. George l.
Deal. State Treasurer, will move 10 Al
gusts soon.
Engineer Cobb on the Norway branch
gave three blasts OF the locomotive Wills
lie a. . salute N the procession Wedues
day evening. The salute hid anything bu'
The desired eject Bslng the Ore ALARM
for Ore between Paris Street aud the shoe
factory the hose company got out without
delay. one OF the hose carriages VA
badly smashed
NJ. L. Kimball VAS thrown from Q car
ri,ge Wednesday and badly used up. III
gets about qalte well With . cane.
Rev. A. X +. Small. OF Portland. Rev.
q. &. Tillsy. OF Lewiston. aud Rev. q. u
H.rdsn, Of Hebron. committee OF Baptist
Conference, visited Norway Monisy
Their business WAS the selection Of lo'
ior The new baptist church. Two, both
on Cottage Street. were decided upon
The one, \. L. Crookeirs lot, between
Masonic Block and George l.. BeA'., ths
otter opposite owned BY John l.. Horne
The choice OF the two Was len with The
Norway people.
H. l.. Horne aud wife have re,arnsC
from the west.
Daniel Davis while changing . belt a
& II. Cummings 4 Sous mill this wcs'
broke bis thumb.
CO Mason will open his store, We ~
dsrsiAnd btii week.
Or. George w. Brown has r'iurnsd from
Chicago where be has been attending
medic. Lectures.
Prsnk T.. Stone, OF Lewiston, IL clerk
Ing for \. l. Crockett
Levi MeAlllster, night Waterman a
the shoe factory. hsd very narrow -
cape last Thursday. While ~ work neal
ths main line Of shsfling his clothes were
caught and before the machinery could be
stopped, torn entirely OF lie saved him
self by gr,splng . steam pipe. His hand'
were severely burned bot otherwise IN
injured.
The show windows a. 3. II. a s
Prince Store were very hastily decorated
with the pictures OF President and vlc'
President elect framed In cOlofs and IL
large letters extending the width OF eset
window the words Protection" Pros
pcriiy."
Jesse W. Warren. sdni,teii 10 0Iior Z
Bar At the October tern, will 90 into v. U
Purington's once, Mechanic Falls, Till
winter.
Prince u. waldron, OF Harrison, repre-
ssniing the Maine and New Brunswick
Life Insurance Company, Was 10 town last
week.
BY invitation OF Harry Rust Post,
q. A. Il, No. 50, the Oxford q. A. X
Post attended q camp Ore In this village
Rfidsy evening. Members and their fami
lies were present. The old times were
talked over and the old songs again suns
afier which q supper Was served TO about
lt0 II vas . most epjoyable sffsir.
The Universalist circle WAS held t Con
cert Hall Friday evening. There was {
very fair attendance. Vocal and instru
mental music.
About sixty Republicans went 10 Bethel
Friday evening. The Norway Brass Band
Was In attendance. The comdsny return
ed about Que o'clock Saturday morniug
They report nrst class time.
A sherifrs sale Of goods taken on sxscu