Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-13
The Coming Summon.


II seems rather early to talk of Summer
when the horses sink up 20 their launches
In snow drins. but. like the spring garden
Ing Which one noted specialist says prop
eriy begins In Octobcr, much OF next sum
msrs work Il not only mspPed ou,, bot Il
already begun.
According io All indications the summer
| OF isss will be q busy one New corpors-
tlous that mean business ami business done
10 Maine Afc organized nearly every week.
I'd. new Industries announced, this week,
or oli ones 20 BE- revived, Include one
large. new pulp mill, three new shoe fac.
torres. Que girls, mill, one corn canning
factory, the rebuilding Ofthrse burnei nan
ufact0ries snd the repairing and starting
of smother that long has been idle, add
tions 10 Others. The hrildlng OF four or nVe
schoousrs and Que steamboat and several
Dew houses, stores Ani hotels- Neat week
PROBABLY will bring The prospect Of ~
many more.
The sumner resort business never prom.
lsed better. LAfgc neu hotels will soon
spring up al over the State. ani legion
% new ard elegant Summer cottages will
bear then company. A large uumber OF
rooms In hotels, Sumner boarding houses,
AMI farm houses where few guests are
entertained. are already engaged. lnieei,
N mauv % he most popular and ossi
kuown houses. the guests make sure of &C
commOiatiors Cor the neat season before
leaving for ihslf homes. In the fall The
railroad and steamboat llnss, Too, who
ksep well iniofmcd A. to the prospects of
business aheai. Az making plaus fOr al
uuususily busy year. Nsw lines 0f boats
AZ o. b. established and The cArfylug CO.
pAciiy 90 OF ouss Increased. and, In con-
p,iancs wiih The popalsf dsmani, summer
time tables uu railroads, etc, are 10 20 To-
totfcCt earlier In the season than ever be
fore
People from other states Who spend their
Summers With us, Offer rsmAfk on The I'M
pfoVrmsnts that they hni from year 90
year. MAinc 10 not place that stands
silil, % that lsts thlngs that are good
suougA" 20. n there l. any chance % make
them better. The visitors. nsxi sumner,
besides The rev houses ani hotels abovs
mentioned, will nni several new rCailbg
rooms. Sit1uic lights and tsisphobts,
whefc there never wsfv any before, besides
plenty % nsv sidewalks. new f1vcr beds
ani urs sests unicr TOE shade ot clms,
.pracss OF vllloSs-noi % The weeping
klni.
The prosperity % The Loan Duiliiug
Ani The Village Improvement Associations,
aui ihe uss additions a. ihe uember prom
i.s not ouly morv Dgsin~.s, bat plcasAnisr
bones iu which TIE workers may stJ ~ The
l1ns summsr AFTER suppei fcsts that vii
soon bs herc. icsifr for handsome, vel.
Kept groands L. brc1mlng vide spread Ani
10 looks A. n The ragged, uuiiiy looking
frontyafd. WITH lts buriOcks and plau'
iAins and stray bunch,s oi "Bouuclbg
Bets Ani Wild mofulng glory, would soon
D. come thing ~ The past Probably more
orders f1f flW,r.scsis. noSrring shruhs,
fruit Aui Ornamental trees, etc, Will hc
ssui from Malne homes, this spfing. than
ever bs f1rv. even though The demand has
- lucf,assd that two OF taree ESTABLISH
msnts for rAisirg secis for sale have al
ready made a good start In Malne, Ani The
humber ~ bot houses Aud cold frames Tor
The siariing 90 early plants has rapidly
multiplied lately. The oomlng summer
nay be svci one and II NAY have Adrueih,
but whatsvrr 10 contains In the weather
llns. 10 = probable that The people, a.
Whole. viii have more f1sers. more esrly
vtgstanits and more Summer ffuit OF home
pfoducuon thsn thsy hsi ten or even i've
yeAIs ago.-ieriston JogrnAL