Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-09

The first week az September gone aud
We have already had some sharp remind.
ers of frost. The night. are very cool.
Golden roi and sisters, the last ~ sum
mer's beauty have fiamc,i aud twinklei
over pastures and by roadsides and will
soon give way to the purplish black oi
clderbcrrics and Wild grapes.
How time hics "a us children of a
larger growth. II s~ms hut Yesterday
that We were looking over garden seed.
aud getting ready for planting.
We haven't ssid anything about that
/ railroad for We have been holding our
breath In anticipation. We ought to BE-
| satisfied with n gold mine ON our west
aide aud q health resort and watering
place on our south for ncsr pelghbors,
but our sstisfaction won't ~ complete
till Nc see the hand ~ Italian laborcr.
aud hear the ring ~ steel on steel.
business began at the corn factory the
sth instead OF the ~ as WAS expected.
Corn rlpcns slowly aud needs few ho,
DAYS Ia hurry u along.
william y. Putnam aud willard white
are at work on the new Odd fellows'
baiidlng In Buckiield. They have the
contract Ia build the same.
Wiison ~tiilman has finished thrr-hlng
on Thlri street. lie had a good run 81
business.
W. ". smith I. attending the races at
Gorham, Maine.
Mrs.. Dr. I'hilcou aud daughter are
stiil visiting st Cyrus I,srtlctt's.
Warren whliiemorr from East Dix
field. Who drives the stage Ia North jaw,
his moved into the house owned by w.
W. Waite.
~. bartlett. Icw.ler, I. In town AMI
would D. hsppy to sec patrons at John
ston a Co.'S drug storc. lIeof'crs some
thing flne In wsichc. and .pcctacles.
The crack and hang ~ the gun remind
Va that the claw I. 90" Now, boys
look out Tor the gun that wasn't load
I'll. YOU know"
Quite a 10, ~ corn was hauled Ia the
factory Friday a. the corn factory u 10
start SATURDAY.
4 party % our village people with
friends vent To- Weld Pond Friday.
J.r. stanley aud George Atwood aud
family 10 rarl. have been In town this
week.
W. q. Harlow l. closing out grocerie.
10 give mor- room for dry and fancy
q. 4. wIi.on, George Brown and
Frank Clark have gone 20 the Four
Pond. this week.
George smith has gone Ia ilridgion Ia
attend school.
The base hall tournament held at DIX
field gu August nth wss ratillng sue
r-.. for the Dixheld club a thcy Won
the purse ~ 80 In avery hard fought
game. The first game between Dixheld
and Dixhcld Centrr WAS called NJ 1910
aud was practically awalk over for the
plxheld club. The second game was
i,-,w-cn the Canton aud Carthage clubs,
which resulted In q decided victory for
the former. canton aud DlNfeld hsv-
ING Won game each nov played the
ruhher for the purse. This was one 81
the h0iis.i contested AMI most inier"st-
Ing games ~ ball ever playc'i In DlNheld,
the Dlxhslds taking the lead from the
atari and holdlng u tensclously to the
end. The game. az advertised, was .
genuine test ~ the merit. ~ the two
club. anil unlike the game played week
b.forr between ihsm, the players were
all local except Irish, Who plsy~i with
the Canton. and liyr. Ia Hartford. AMI
Newell. Who PLAYED with the DlNheld.
and live. Ia Carihagr. Til. preceding
game having been PLAYED With III" we'll
known professional PLAYERS kearns anil
Thsyrr AZ battery for Canton.
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