Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
SOUTH PARIS.


helis,e the, viii vote for frce rum shops,
which are proposed bs the lisenss plank:
Who ever saw better hay weather.
cur farmers jusi enjoy having this year
Thus Tar u has te.n .ecurci la hne con-
dltion. and MT having h.ssy de~s or
rain. With les labor than usual.
Mr.. John Whitman Il having large
hay window pat on his h"ase. MT.
Hood i doing the work.
Hon. Al,a >hartief aud Wife are
spending a we.k at Old orchsri.
MIS- Lizzie Marshall of West fsri. IL
drrs.mallng al Mr.. 4. ". SWEETS.
y. Mason Ia. .oli cut his livery
teams.
Es.phsrries are In the market.
70. Briggs wss ~ home saturday.
lie I. sslllng lot. of the famous Brussels
soap.
Jaslgc Wilson. y. \. Thay.r aud :. y.
Rriggs are interested la base hall apt 81.
tend the games.
Mr.. a. ". B.ni wl.he. Ia Close cat
her millinery business. This woald BE-
a tine loCailoa for some QUE.
Gu accvani ~ bad weather the River
side Rife Club postponed their SATURDAY.
shool. 4 spccial shoot ~lll H. held
som. night this ~cck.
The Grand Army men are making ar
rsngcmen,. for the National EDcamP-
meat.
Not only IN. boys hut even some 81
cur morv sesiAie citizens are getting IN
tsrrsis,l On iirvarms. One 81 our veil
knasu wofkmen Al the factory made
kna~n III. Intention Ia invest Ia a cheap
ride, which h. was not hong Ia nnding.
Then be- wanted q cartridge, ~hIch Que
20 the club kindly furnished, not forget
ting 20 pat Ia literal amount of pow
der. The next morning hs sro-e early,
and finding that the cat which had fur-
nisi,s,i him music for the night was siill
on his shc,l rcof, be- al once .l"Sed his
ride AMI started for hi game. Rang
Nent the ride, aud our worthy ulsrksman
slumt.sr,sl for several seousis. NJ last
b. approached hi. victim aud stephen
thu. spake: "Arr YOU dad. Mr.. cat, az
am n" One thing Csrtain. his garden u
minus s.Vsrsl hills of corn.
4 PARTY 20 fourtssn II cur yoang pco-
pie Waited Alhany Rasins last WcdOcs-
dav. II Ms finc dsy we'll cnjoyei.
-fis MetltSlist SUNDAY school have az
pointed a ~csk trom "Wednesday for a
picnic.
Rev. Mr.. whits.lde ~. called Ia Bath
nur..laV o. attend funeral.
Meat IIolli. a.. throwu from q mos
Ing machine Thursday aud badly inlurci.
The coming event ~ thu. Ncsk !. tbs
game ~ hall hstwccu the merchants ~
cur village aud Norway. Nhich Sill u
PLAYED on the fair sroanis rus-lay.
boat fall On b. prr.eut. a. oar merchant.
arr tal'ing IL patting up great game.
Mr. Emsly Nas Ia boston lat wrck.
Being partial 10 hall playing b. SislIsi
the RrOihefho,sl and League games.
only one Sr,k morr lcfi Ia seyurr un-
heard ~ bargain. az Mr.. ~. ". Neuts.
Go. q thu ride club IA. t-en huniing.
Som. say BE- shot deer. some ssy u
was q woodchuck, While o,hsr' claim u
was calf.
n'srv wlu b. .P~ri,l shes, At River
side to-uight.
I'cnnessessasse. iiSlgc, n. 10 a., have
an eNcur.iuu "a ths Islands next >aiur-
day. Al are Invited. There ar ssNeral
msmher. "a this order la our village.
T.. D. >ioue rvCrl,s,i letter from
llarry Friday, that b. was cou,alescing.
Mr.. 4. y. Holmes ot Mas.achusrit. !.
Spending the summer az \. VI. SSe,i's.
capt. \. ". rrstt Ia. Que of the hn~-t
st. 20 farm hail,iing. Va fsrls. They
have an h~.n usNly painted.
EN.lo.im,stsf rockingham has had
q large ale of hi c,lehraici hacksyc
mnSVr-.
j. n. stuart I. ereyting a summer
house.
VIII Jordan. m. fir,msn 20 a.. Nor
way branch. has BEN promoted a. en-
ginc.r on the main line.
Mr.. !. \. ksnnsy has spent too
S-.ks With freud. Va Yarmouth aud
/ Deserving.
Dr. J.. W. pau. aud wife arr at the
Lake..
". l.. Blcoi has made many hBc Inn
pruSsmsuts to hi. TASTY home. We un-
dersnnd b. offer. Il for sale.
:. 4. Maxim a Son In another column
call your attention a. ksllogg oil. Paint
aud Narui.h Compsny's parv ml,-i
paints. Notic- IT, eNc.llcnt quality and
u. reasonable prev.
Mr.. !. n. MinsloS and daughter arr
stopping Ca Poland camp ground.
Mr.. llOracv >Nan !. quite sick al
/ Frank >iafhinl'. On the Mountain View
farm. Her aunt. Miss Mary Dvcoster,
l. tsking csrv 20 her.
N. D.. 'ha.-'s family have pirks,i near
IN Que hundred quarts - nNbcrris.
/ this SEASON. Ntout siNty-h,e quarts
Nsrr picket la the fi.ld. aud thu ret
Nerv gar,l.u .trsNtrrri.-.
william Ming aud wife sI-ui the 9Th
/ Ia Portland.
Gerti~ DoS aud Roy Birl. Who have
hc,u .lck With scarlet fever, are both
improving aud arc able To- D. around
their ruums.
~. D.. Cha-s and lIer,.eri Tucker fini.h-
"a having last week.
Mr.. Minni- Gilman 81 West rsn. has
q class "a I've music scholars la district
Ne. :. via: Walter anil Lester star
bird. Mr.. VIII Perkins, mattel Chase
aud l.o.- >tafhiri.
M. Howl Land. family Nth several
guests frum Boston arr srsndiug the
summer az their country home, the
Mountain View Farm.
The bit game of the season" was
ADVERTISED for saturday. between thu
oxford. 81 ~ and the lrr.umpscOts 81
Cumberland Nills. Who have claimed the
championship ~ Maine for several years.
Ahout two hours II rain Ia the early
part ~ the afternoon Kept many st
homs. bat there ~as good crowd aud
there werv eighteen ball players CA the
diamond Who played ball 10 Win.
The OXfuris were drst Ca lat ani
when Doolcy, the ''oli reliable, (" stepped
to the plate Ia open the game, hi. all
mlrvr. grcvtcd him With applause. aud
Ueorg~ responded bY finding the ball for
a beauty II a base hit. stealing seconi
aud third b. cain. home Gu .scTihr. hit
from kearins. Glover stru L oui, then
McManus retired ca a foul.
In the hrst aud s-Coud innings not a
PrrsumpscOt saw first base. bat GA the
third. an error by Glover ani another by
thu UMPIRE gave thru an unesrncd run.
Burnell was given his base on balls Ia
th- fourth Inning. scoring. The game
Nas thru two "a ons la favor of the
- Gants-. Hut IN. fifth WAS q de-
cisiSe one Zoe the Oxforl.. Edward.
was hit by the ball AMI went Ia fr.t.
fsllon advanced him by g,rod hii, aud
Dooley's bat met the ball for liner
which ssnt Edwards aud Fallon across
the home plate. McManas, Thaycr.
iadd. kearins aud kaVanoagh all had a
run 10 their crrdii on TIL. Inning.
In the sixth Doolcy made base hlt
and stole the bases, Scoring snother for
the Oxfori.. IN. seventh th. pulp
makers had a streak of luck. Harmon,
Clark and Elkin. .corri, which ended
the run getting fOr the visitors.