Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
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A. II. Jcnness, superintendent of the
Fryeburg Water Company, was In Bcthel
Thursday by Invitation OF the Bethel
Water Company Ia consult about the
dams, etc, nj the head waters of Chap
nan Brook. benjamin X. bryant VIII
put In q stone dam for the company.
There IL q natural basin In the solid rock
go that dam sixty feet long and ten
feet high will afford all the water reluir-
ell, and Il will be held In q natural stone
basin. The company have called meet
Ing of the village corporation asking an
extension of time for thirty days In
furnishing the hydrants on account of
the delay In receiving the pipe. Twenty
car loads were received aud distributed
last week aud the balance !. expected
this week.
Fifty men arrived at Ilethel Weines-
iay, employed by the bethel Water Com
psny IN ditchlng aud laying their pipes.
Tho work Il progressing rapidly
Rev. Mr.. barton was ordained We'd
| ne..lay NJ the t'niversslI.t church. The
services we're highly Interesting. The
society have Iust completed extensive ~
pairs on their house aud u was bcauti-
fully decorated With pot plant. and ca,
flower. Tor the occa.ion.
The sous of =. ~. PllilbrOok returned
from BOSTON saturday With i've horses.
Mrs. David IIammon., Who Ia. been
| vi.ing her .on. in Anaks, Minne.ota,
has returned Ia her Ilcihel home.
Henson a io,-joy have removed their
meat and livery bushes. Ia the post OF
fee building.
In Bethel Friday making arrangements
for hulldlug house on hls farm near
the Bethel steam MILL.
I.ey. Webster Woodbury. and family
rrturn~l Ia THAR home In Milford, Mass,
Monday.
whitney Bulhsr. have completed q
/ splendid monument Tor barnard Marble
~ Dlxheld. siOD I. Understood Ia h.
the PREV paid. u VA. of granite.
Mr. aud Mrs. VI. ". Davis, ~ I.oN-
bury. Mass. arr With "a. for quite a stay
| this summer.
u. IIerrick, E.q, ". T.. skilllng',
E.q.. and Dr. &. u. IIill started Friday
last for the Lakes on fi.hing trip.
what came near bciug serious aud
palnful accident occurred last Tue.day
night. Marjorie Skillings, eleven wear.
old, ani daughter ~ ". u. Skllllng..
r.q.. fell from the upper piafya 81 the
Elms hotel, distance ~ .om" ffie"n
feet, Ia the ground. She suffered no
serious harm evidently AMI .~cm. ~ we'll
q. ever nov. II seem. almo.t miracle
that she fell 80 Ear, striking upon the
hard troilen earth In front ~ the hotel,
ani sustained me- lnlnric..
The lethel lIrts. Rand has rr-Organ-
i,-,i. aud now has regular meeting.
Thursday evenings. D.. II. Noung la.
b..n cho.sn leader. The greater mum
her ~ the hand IA. previously played 80
that little practice will be- necessary 10
put the baud In . gooi condition. u al
ready does excellent execution.
Work On the trutting park In MhvNille
IL progressing. When completed " viii
be- one ~ the bc.t half mile cOurse. In
this vicinity.
Master Teddy skilllngs returned Last
week from I,oNhury, Mss, WHERE he
IA. bccn hiting Tor tho l,oNhury latin
school. Among thirty applicants fot
admission Ia the school be- took the iirsi
rank. and will enter "a" school AZ the
commencement ~ the next term.
Mr.. Ella Carter has purchass,i the
kimball stand, In klmhill Park, ~ :. u.
rhilbrook. !, I. nov occupied by Rev.
u. W. Hardy.