Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
SOUTH PARIS.
DIRECTORY


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s.. : $500 srs. Tsyss ss-slss. 5 = =
Msss.-iis, tSarsh. Nv. " y Holmes. Pastor
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i.e,i., cearh ov sus.lsy. prvaehine -sD.
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pragsr ussstins Tor. ~ rue-iay esenins
prayer nestiuE a. -
sr.rtp sEKrisss.
N.-Rssulsr u.sssinE Tuesday s,sains
90 T'-Ness1 Nica L-lss. rvsulsr usss
ias.. rhar-.iay evening" - ss.h ~ess.-Aaror.
Esoasira,ssi. ara aa.i thiri Nsusisy evenings
n - u-r.r,. cr.as~. .sconi sssarisy -
"a u..uth. he t.rsnss ~tsrv 4 clsn Dc trNsie
"a s.ius.-.iav snli -Nturiay af,sIps-sa.
4. a. q. Cl-llr-t AT thiri Thgr--isy.
,,., - M t. s,ss,.. - ~ a. q h Han
"a H-M n kiahsu Pct. No 10 tees.s
N arst al thiri rue-iay evenings. In u \. "
ilAilsi Dr.
Nail FtILrE l. ~ sathertIei h'cAl ssvnt
49, crres ,,risut oft M iAuosrai Al >egth fafis
al favor .lss ahiu, uili - apprsisis,i by n
siSss s..,.,.. - ~ o,fsr,i psua<r.i an fsF
al. a GsrFy's prur stow, Nhi fslA'ss' hA-s'
~.suth Paris
T.w. Sanhorn. e,iitor 81 the NdVcr-
tl.cr. vas In town the past week ou busl-
nsss.
Nis. Hattie Comstcck and her niecc.
frum lvuryton. Conn, have bccn Nisit-
lnr Al !. =. rlummer's.
hut few salesman have Nisltci herr
the past week. bat our hotels have tcen
unusually husy.
Nil. Hattie shaw l. spending few
weeks 40 The Islands.
several families from this village are
prrparlug a. spend quite part ~ Nu-
gust on Poland Campmesting grounds.
The campmccting c0mmenccs august
18th.
Mr.. >ewali Jonc. and children, from
>aNuuvillc, Mass, arr stopping Al &. T..
iones.
Nj anil Mr.. !. n. Robinson. - ON-
ford. spsui the sabbath herr.
Work has hevn rrsum~l Ca fheie
rhayer's stable.
Mr. ! =. Peulev l. revolving a Walt
nun Me- Merrill ~ llchruu
MANY Geld. a stout cats have bcen
severity damaged hy the shower, the
past vc,k.
n L. sah you can't bat YANKEE l'oy
or a Yankee horse rake. Erne.t Ming
son ~ : VI. Ming. only eight year. oil,
has rakfsi after AZ least tWruty-fi tons
~ hav with Que - thee rakes.
~cysral arrivals 40 MapleWood farm.
Tiie house nov !. we'll tiilei.
!. A. stuart. Esg., rvc"iyc,l a telegram
Frtlay morning announcing the death
20 HI partner. q. y. Colby.
IA rule iocals from south faris arr
fagts. bat yuur correspondent Nas Ia er-
ror Ia REFERENCE, o. Mr.. q. \. Wilson.
rryvpiion. The rccvption has never
he,u given.
We ~ no branch 20 farming 90 much
neglected A. the gardens. Very many
farmers seem % neglect them aliogcthrr,
bat ~ think they can ill arOri Ca, b.
cause thsV arr great auxiliary to the
farm The hs.t gardens your corrvspon-
dent Ia Vt socu arr those 20 II. D..
Chase aud llsflert Tucker.
g. "A. Porter l. doing quite business
hutchering aud selling to mraimsn.
Mr.. Porter pave the farmer large
sum - MONEY during the YEAR.
Nj Mcdonald. merchant frum Cole
brook. y a.. l. Spreading frN day AZ
g. N rurter's.
eur moving machine agents rvTort a
good .asou. trade. The moving ma
chine 4. getting o. - an indisIensahl.
| article CA tn farm. without any ma
chinsr1. with the hhy weather W have
had this war. 10 Would have l-r-u nearly
Impossible 90 have se'urv,i the hAy crop.
Every Republican pstruu 20 >puih
Paris uf'lce viii have an opportunity o.
vote for the man D. prrfsrs Co deliver his
mail during The prv-~ut administration.
The Luihrr nrvtt farm has i-aen sold
to Arihur Talbot - Turner.
, N Martin planted sWret corn Ia hi.
garlru April 18th AMI b. l. nos frgtl-
/ luE on boiled grvvu corn.
tlY..r. g. Wheeler. \. n. principal
~ The high .chool la The city ~ BrvNer,
D. spending f,N N~rk. sith his parents.
" ". Andrews. another succvssiul
lar. teacher. has tr-n promoted o.
principal ~ thr batter school. Portland
Prank 4. Thayrr. Who has fof several
YEAR performed the dutie. ~ unierta krr
prumptl, and satisfactorilv fur an Who
have employed him. has iu.t rvturu~i
/ from nsssfun vherv h. IA. h.en learning
the ATT 20 smhalming aud caring for the
dead. Mr. Thayvr has everything ~
quirv,i Tor these ocyasions, aud HI
charge. arr very reasonable.
Those having difficult horses o. shoe
sill hul that Frank Barrow. l. a finc
.ho~r, aud iakes time aud pains With his
work
" 4 purter's storv l. the hsadqdar-
Ter. Cor an kinds - fruit and early Vrc-
- o.
saturday night.
Mr.. e. y. Porter frll la Portland sat
unlay and broke her lcft arm. She ~
turned ou the half-past thrr- train. aud
the physician. hsrr - The broken honr.
Go..amers. rubber coat.. umbrella.
and carfagr. Werv in gu,sl demand sat
urlay for The ball gams. and large
crowd endured ths rain for several In
ming. to .ce The most popular sport. The
result showed that the OXforis had a
better team than the Wet Paris. a. the
-Curv stt-pd o. % in their favor. ~an-
ford iogg umpirvd. George Dooley
the b~st diamond player. PLAYED Tor the
oXiords. and a. usual got some good
hits. We understand there Nill D. an-
other game next saturday.
Work l. advancing fast ON ". 4.
McAr,ile's house.
Friday afternoon A. Mr.. and Mr..
Judge Dccring aud their daughter were
riding through What l. known a. the
narrow. about thru" quarters ~ a
mile above here by the side ~ the e.. 4.
Il. H.. seeing an approaching train, Mis.
Dc.ring Jumped from the carriage aud
Mr.. l~sring attempting "a Ut out. her
Dire. caught and she Nas thrown down
and dragged several feet. dislocatlng her
hip. Had they al remained Ia the car
riagv probably no Que would have b-en
harmed. Nj. Dccring I. nearly ninety
years old.
Mis- Edith Davis has bccn stopping al
ptou.
There Was a large excursion "a Port
land and islands Saturday. &. II. Wa
trrs, station agent al Norway. aid the
excursion numbered ssi. many from this
village.
Vernon SWEET has been az work al
New GLOUCESTER for a few weeks.
SCIENTIFIC FARMING.