Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-02
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Judge whitman improves the plcas-
ant afternoons by walking up i1kes
nm.
Work on the opera house has been
rushed during the past week. The rooi
wili be completed In short time.
The corporation assessors have pur-
chased q supply Of very servIccable lad
ders for the frr department.
CT lord has put city water Into his
house.
Mrs. sarah Marion, Who passed the
summer months 81 Newton, Mass. has
returned To her home at Norway Lake.
The municipal officers have decided "a
move the library buildlng to the Whit
man Street lot this fall.
CT. whitman, clerk elect, Waited his
people In the town OF Buekfield this
week.
James smith attended the fryeburR
fair Wednesday aud Thursday.
The iadies of the universalist church
Il ri vsn n
evening, followed by = prosnenadc.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson have
hired the ilSrelton rent In the old Whit.
man house on Main Street, and will
take possession the hrst Of October, ~
understand.
Capt. Amos y. Noyes had . slish'
shack Wednesday morning. lie so TAI
recovered Thursday, however, ~ to II
on the street.
The new bell for the Congregational
church has arrived and attracts much
attention. II weighs isD pounds. Th'
he'll for the town clock will weigh Just
lsS pounds.
a. ". Cummings. n. u. smith snd
George Austin have removed Into ihei'
new homes. Others will move Int
II utlf houses tu NV WINS.
A.. l.. Cook has moved Into Mrs.. Em
ma Noung's house on BeAl street.
George l.. Noyes aud III. ID. Col'
brought to light one day last week
eight skeletons supposed To be those 81
Indians. They we're discovered In th'
Olcott brown pine grove st the falls
Zach skeleton Was, when found, In !
sitting posture and facing toward tn
west, covered with birvh bark.
Noyes 4 Andrews have bought tn
n. T.. Andrews stock Of goods II Wes'
Paris, and are now selling them out.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. !. brown and Mr.. an,
Mrs. George NJ. Hall we're In towt
sunday. They were on their way u
Riley Plantation where they Will pass I
few day. at Camp Erockton.
MIS-. Prince 81 Turner visited he
daughters, \. u. & T.. \. Prince, TIL
week.
70. ruring,on, ESQ, % Mechanic
Falls, Was In town Thursday and Friday
The village schools will commenc'
about the middle Of October.
Hon. W. l.. Scribner and wife o
Springfield, Maine, visited at Drs. BrAd
burys'. Mr.. Scribner IL an only brothe
Of Mrs. q. ". bradbury.
| Arthur liibbArd and his mother hav'
leased the tenement In A. j. Rowe
house.
J. NJ. Cummings sent double team &
fryeburg fair last week, To carry pas
sengers to and from the grounds.
stephen Ethridge had . narrow escap'
saturday. While he Vas working In tn
trench for e. II. Cummings 4 sons steAu
heating system, . brick fell from th
staging on the open house block, Jus
grazing the upper part Of his body an,
striking the ground at his feet. ]
escaped his head by just about the sire o
the brick, but miss Ia ~ good ~ mile