Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-10-04

l.. Il. Bryant aud FANNY have moy. d
into their new house In The corner n
High and Park Streets.
The Ham property on the site Of the
recent fire in Market Square has been
purchased by syndicate Of local bust.
ness men, and will shortly be improved
The old house IL for sale TO be removed
and a lot can be secured on Pine Street
from the syndicate upon which to set Il
it desired.
Walter Earrar says that the cucumber
noted Ia the last Democrat may do for q
dentist to raise, but farmer ought 10
show bigger ones. like some Of his. Two
of his have been displayed In the window
of w. l.. Farrar's store. One Of them Is
% L 2 inches in length, and the other,
which is shorter, weighs q 3 pounds.
A crowd gathered around the show
window Of l.. f.. Pulsifer's store the
other night TO watch the antics of a half
dozen house mice in q cage. A toy UNI
brells was pivoted at an angle, and the
mice by jumping upon it and trying TO
run to the top, would make treadm'll
of il and set il spinning like a top. IL
was great fun To watch them.
The winter train schedule on the
Grand Trunk went into effect Sunday.
With the usual promptness Of the Grand
Trunk. time tables were delivered at the
South Paris station a little after 6 Sat
uriay night. and BY diligent effort those
who had 20 travel under the new sched-
ule were able 20 ascertain when their
trains left. Under the new arrangement
down trains leave South Paris at 6:l1
and q 81 A. NJ, and I :l6 Y. NJ, up trains
al 9 80 A. NJ, $40 and rs P. NJ. The
early and late trains run Sunday as be-
fore. This arrangement is very similar
20 that In force last winter. The fore
noon trains cross at Oxford instead Of
south Paris, which makes it little less
convenient at this station, but In its gen.
eral features the new schedule accommo-
dates local travel etter than the sum-
mer arrangement.
George Twitehell was brought from
the hospital at Lewiston Saturday after
noon, and taken 10 the home Of his
father, CYRUS Twitchell. IL will be re-
membered that he lost both feet and
sustained other injuries while getting of
train at West Minot few weeks since.
He has done as well as could possibly
have been expected. Nevertheless he
requires constant attention as vet, and
Is going 10 be in hard shape under the
best Of circumstances. Mr.. Twitchell is
young man, only 2l years Of age, and
without means. Both his legs are gone,
~ h. haI nfh ar Ind mia hA ra
not severe now. Owing 10 the nature Of
his accident the law Of contributory neg
ligence works against him so that ne
can hope for nothing from the railroad
company. Mrs. Helen Frye White Of
Lewiston Is daughter Of United States
Senator Frye became Interested in his
case while In the hospital, and has start
ed subscription IN that city for the
purpose of raising funds 20 purchase for
him pair Of artificial limbs. Mrs.
White writes the Democrat asking that
assistance be given by the people OF
Paris and Norway. A subscription for
this purpose will be circulated here.
probably during the present week, and IL
is hoped that our people will gladly con-
tribute TO the comfort Of this exceedingly
unfortunate Young man. The Democrat
will receive and acknowledge any sub
scription for the purpose, and see that
ii is properly applied.
The October term OF Supreme Judicial
Court opens next Tuesday, Oct. IL,
Judge Savage presiding. The following
are the Jurors so far as returned:
GRAND JURORS.
Charles q. Becker, Albany.
Melva \. Charles. Lowell
Chas. " field. Sumner.
John n. forhan. Canton.
p l.. Hartman. RumfOrd.
Albert l.. Holmes, Paris
sac :. Lowell. Hiram.
4. Wesley Mckeen, fryebrrg.
Emerson W Murch. Dixaeh.
Chas A Pride, Norway.
LEROY NJ >anderson. waterfront.
James x Stone. BrOwnheld-
Eibridge Tnorne. Denmark.
Henry VI Nerrill, Bethel.
{. I Nar'iwell. oxford.
TRAVERSE JURoR..
Edwin 4 Allen, StonehAm.
Arthur ' Barker, Bethel
william {. Blake. Bethel.
Cyrus I Bonney. Canton
John :. Brown, >ewry.
James Brown. Waterford.
Daniel : Carlton, krycbury.
David T. Charles. stow.
Jacob g. Cofin. Greenwood
r DAy, Woodstock.
: :. Dorr. Mexico
wm Drown. DiIfeld.
wm Dunn, Norway
IaleI W. Dunn, Hartford.
wm Y. Edwards, Paris.
Chas 4 Frost. Norway.
q. ~ Haskell. sweden.
Albert : Holman. Peru
Alfred "A. Jack son. Paris.
J p keene, oxford
John Sands. Jr.. BrOwnheld.
Isaac II. sawyer. Porter.
lothian shaw. Byron.
Henry u SturtevSnt. Hebron
John VI. Swain. Hanover.
JOAN Thompson. isumfOri
Eugene " ellsworth. Hiram.