Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-10
OVER rrt STATE.

ia Jun. lgth, the York County wheel
men ar- Ia tax. the nr.i l0D nall. run
ever attempted by q bicycle club In
Maine aud they have already mapped
out |. route Zoe Il embracing several In
terr-ilng points, at no one 81 which slll
IN. rkisr. be- over twenty mile. from
home.
lewiston ~ill dcilcate her nes city
battling Nav Ipth aud .Dth With formaI
-xrrri.s. III. fir.t dsy la which senator
rry. ani other distinguished gentlemen,
a rhoru. 20 10 Volc.. from the CITY
school. and the brigade Hand ~ill par
tleip,i-. On the -econd evening there
Will - grand ball.
4. thr-. uorkmen Ia Dcnnl.on's rrt
MILL AZ Iopsham werr passing q hsll
FRIDAY morning before going Ia work
the ball went Into the river. In eniea'-
oriny Ia regain u Orrin u. White III
Brun.si ck fell Into the river and Ma.
carried over the dan aud drowned. The
body "a. recovered. white wssa Vet,
popular ,Uang man. about 81 year. old,
snl had b-.n at work ., ToP.ham ouly
sloat Ave weeks.
4 despatch from York iIsrbor give.
the detail. 90 sensational affair which
happened there sunday afternoon, th.
lat, IN which Mi.. fiorvnce Nerrill
came very near loslng her life. Mi.s
y.rrill ws. visiting at the house 81 =
friend wh.n a bullet crashed through
~. window. narrowly missing her.
The sho, l. aid "a have been hred b, .
rrjeCte,i .ultor % Miss Nerrill. The
msn i.b-lie,ed 10 be insane.
The c.nsuring 90 Chief Justice Peters
by the Grand Lodge of Cool remplsr.
b.,auss 70 the manner In which lee dis
passed 20 liquor cases at the last term 81
court. has caused quite . stir, and some
thing 90 q discussion. II seems FROM
IN. statement % q prominent member OF
the i'enob.cot County bar. thstths Good
Templsr. s,trt somewhat hastily, not
having = sufficient kno~ledge Ut the
facts.
Bldd-ford Joarnsl: The old-fashIoned
"May training IL coming Into vogue
again. Adjatant General sprague Issues
order. that 9Th. Maine Volunteer Militi,
shall parade BY companies, on the first
Tuesday In May, for inspection, com.
pany drill AMI msn9uvre." In the old
DAY. % New England rum and molasses
tile spring turnouts Of the state militia
we're huge events. The drill WAS not
always up 20 army regulations standard,
bat an enjoyable half-holidsy Was pro-
Ia O.. 81. Id IN
aud gcnuine patriotism enough MAS gen
-rsted tn last the whole year through.
shoulder-srm..
When the Knox aud Lincoln Railroad
va. leased for 40 years To the Maine
Central-or rather Ia = syndicate which
turned Il over To the Maine Centrsl-the
town 10 wslloboro, which holds about
ons-t ~entieth 30 the bonded debt Of the
road, aud lee. proportion of the stock,
voted against the lease, and carried the
matter 10 the supreme court. The court
has ju.t rendered decision against the
tosn. The derision takes the ground
that majority In interest have . per-
feet right Ia dispose Of the property,
though they cannot compel sny dissent
Ing stakeholder, sgainst his will, tn ac-
cept stock In another railroad a. pay
meut for his interest.
Ground for tile new art building on
the Bo~doin College campus has been
staked out and work ON it will begin
some time this week. The building is to
be loo fsct long by =; vide. u 10 To be
built of brick In the Italian Renaissance
style. With cut stone trimmings. lts
height viii be about Is feet. and Q loo
dome, similar To that of the Psrthenon
at Rome. will light the central apart
menf. This apartment will be used for
sculpture. Two aide rooms, devoted 20
painting, ~iil lie known ~ the sophia
Walker rooms. In whose memory the
building IL 10 be erected. In front
large portico and platform viii be bailt,
deslened after the villa Nedlci at Rome.
Il viii Be the largest building on the
campus except the chapel.