Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-08-12

Postmaster Maxim infufms M" thst
after thr of'icc had paid lat m"uih's
expenses th-rv Ncr- slu1 01 a. r-iuru "a
ths government. The ofiic- Will D. iu
chang. 20 Mr.. D. 4. Bdgss thh week.
as Mr.. Maxim gucs a. th. encampment.
Among the guc.,. At tb" hnirrws
llous- arr;
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W.. turaf'i. Ns-hsii.
A.C. 4. King has becn suffering. hiN.
lng stack a nail Ia hi. foot.
i. \. ksnney and Siir arr .uloting a
vacation a the lak-s.
ts.Ni steven. l. here from Minneapolis.
There sas grange meeting saturday.
The cNrrvi.c. wer- rvportei Interesting.
: VI. kiug- colt .hoNci goci gili
On our str-st saturday night.
Milbsr faTrar Ia. hl. vacation this
wesk. Mr.. fauat say. be- shall take his
f,mlly and drive Into the lake country.
.. L.. Doblc Nill take hi. place and make
the regular trip. Ia Oxford and other
place. " IN the cart.
II. :. Knapp, With j. n. stuart 4 Co.,
la. sp-ut the a.I w--k al hoWe.
The house on Porter str-t !. Z" -
built by Iicrc- aud tlys.e. wheeler.
Mr.. John Car.ley and children II
fanningion Ni.lt~l friends here last
week.
The ladi.. 81 the Congr,gaiionalch church
are to b. congratulated. They hsN.
purchtscd an elegant organ for ihelr
church, which l. NOV being put Ia feldi-
nes. Ia revive u. II co.t about ssDp.
N. 4. Jordan. manager Of south Paris
Ba.e Ball Club, goe- Ia Boston Tor a
few weeks.
N. y. whitman, saleman for brown,
Darrell 4 Co.. made hl. Last trip herr
Tuesday. lie take. the Maine Central.
Henry va. very popular With hi. Gus
TONERS. q. l.. Reid !. his .ucce.sor.
4 very small crowd went Ia the
grounds saturday afternoon Ia see the
game l-tNrsn the south rari. and
WelchVille, bat thos. present ssw the
closest game for the season. south
pari. was very unfortunate. Addition
their icioriou. pitcher, ~as away on
his vacation. Clark, the klng of frat
Ia semen. VA. obliged Ia work. and every
thing was di.arrangc'i, although smith
pitched winning game, nicely supported
by Record. Hut for few disastrous
fielding errors 40 critical points in the
game, victory would have been th.lr..
~ II was II took nine inning. to play
the game. the Paris boys tising the
score on the ninth. welch,llle prcscui-
ed kcarins and Esgin. the dandy bat
terry FROM lewiston. Both are ball
player. sud their grntlemanly conduct
on the field Won them many friends. II
l. pleasing Ia state that TIL. game was
entirely FREE from kicking aud wran-
Cling, although the crosd MAS dlssp-
pointed la the result. Harry White.
the captain of the visitors, L. on. of the
most popular players that comes herr.
When the Pari. boys tied the score on the
ninth aud the wslchvilles were two outs,
Il lookei az though IL would take ten In
Ming. a. deyile the game but they scored
the needed run AMI the result was to q
for the visitors. We learn the Oxfords
viii occupy the grounds next saturday.
George 4. Briggs has had made a
picture ~ Hon. David Dunn Of Poland
and all al. living descendants. Ex-Goy-
ernor Dunn Il almost eighty years old
aud the youngest In the picture l.
great grandchlid I've months old. Mrs.
Brigg., the we'll known pianist. IL q
granddaughter of David Dunn aud IL j.
aid that the veteran Ex-Governor of
Maine (for Que day Was quite q musi-
clan himself ln his younger days.
Gorton'. Original New Orleans MIN.
strels will appear st South Paris on
Tuesday evening. The Richmond Val
Dispatch says of them;
A large and very appreciative audi
ence greeted Goston's Minstrels at the
Academy last night. The entertainment
Mas . good one throughout, and the In.
terc.t never tagged. Gorton has good
troupe which gives an excellent show,
composed Of new songs, splendid clog
dancing. new Jokes and superb music.
There !. no better minstrel company ON
the road.