Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-02

dam on the Little Audroscoggin River
ct . cost of something like 5000.
Several hundred feet Of sewer exten.
sion. at great depth, was put In by the
town.
Additions to the canning factory OF
the Burnhsm & Morrill, Co. which per
mitted large increase Of output, were
completed. An Ice house was added to
the plant of tho Oxford County Cream
cry, and an extensive re-arrauging OF the
manufacturing plant of the Mason Manu-
featuring Co. 10 now under way.
In the dwelling house line Maurice L.
Noyes has been the most active OF any
one. He bought the lot on upper High
Street on which Malcolm G. Briggs had
put in cellar, and built q cottage house
on It, which has been sold to Miss Mar.
tina Wymsn of Lynn, Mass, and will
soon be occupied by her.
Mr.. Noyes also bought the house
farther up High Street which had been
partly built by the late Orrington York
before the accident which caused his
death, and has completed it into resi-.
dence. 1t has not yet been sold, but Ia
occupied.
Mr.. Noyes also bought the McArdle
house on Pleasant Street west OF the
railroad, made some Improvements up
on 1t, and occupied 1t most of the sea-
son. He then bought some lots on Pine
Street, and on one of them, next the
house OF John Wight, has built good
modern house of eight rooms and bath,
into which he moved with his family a
short time since.
On High Street Alton C. Maxim COM
pleted the work on which he had begun
at the opening of the year, of rebuilding
the C. F. Penley house, partly destroyed
by fire in the summer of 1910. He also
added a stable. He now has a good
double tenement house, one part Of
which he occupies himself, while the
other is occupied by Geo. c. Fernald.
Mr.. Maxim has also built small
house on Penley Street, the first to &c
up there, which is occupied by A. w.
Andrews and family.
o. E. Barrows has built on the east
side of Pine Street good house Of eight
rooms and bath, which is not yet ready
for occupancy.
W. G. Pratt has under way on Hill
Street house which he will occupy
with his family when completed.
G. q. Porter has remodeled his cider
mill building on Western Avenue, which
bad been for some time used only for
storage, into cosy little house, which Is
occupied BY Charles Bumpus and family.
Henry q. Maxim has built a small
house on the Hebron road, not far from
his own residence, which is not ready
for occupancy.
There have been only few minor
fires in South Paris village for the year,
and no serious damage done by any OF
them. Woods fires in the vicinity have
done damage, and some of them were
near enough to the village to promote
watchfulness, but no village property
has been destroyed. The only building
burned in town for the year was DR..
Kings barn on the old town farm.
Deaths in Paris in 1911:
JAN 4, James z. Cole, Jr., SO.
IL, Mrs. Sarah Bumpus, %.
Il, Rev. Daniel r. Ford, "a.
96, Mrs. Maria r. Baker, 70.
Feb. s. James Edwin Cole, 66.
9, Limppi Maata, l.
=, MISS ElZdOttn A. hdotmaup o..
Mar. 8, George P. Tucker. IS.
8, Wallace Mitchell, IA.
II, Mrs. Samuel Estes, IS.
II, Octavius W. Fuller, 20.
Is, Alvah l.. Andrews, g.
g, Charles T. Buck. Il.
"a, Wieno Tikander, months.
80, Mrs. Elizabeth Knight, IS.
Apr. 80, Charles Francis Woodbury.. 81.
May 10, Mrs. Nancy D. Corbett, so.
81, Mrs. Sarah j. Sparks, 70.
s6, Henry NJ. Tuell, s..
90, infant son Of G. E. Shaw, 10 days.
June !, Davis P. Curtis, Il.
II. George W. Foster, 81.
"a, Thomas N Stowell. 72.
q, Mrs Edwin r. Jordan, 81.
July 10. Frank r. witham. rs.
Is, Frank e. Berry, 81.
., Leander s. Swan. 81.
q, Mrs. Miriam e. Haskell, 80.
%. Mrs. Helen NJ. Childs, 66.
Aug. 6, Willis S. Burbank, IS.
9, Mrs. Josephine Childs, 70.
Is, Ray II. Thurlow, 8.
Is. Henry W. Fuller, "a.
90, Frank A. Dane, IS.
81, Mrs. Ezra Ridlon. 81.
Sept. 8, Mrs. John Small, 40.
%, Urban Cairns, %.
80, Mrs. Martha Rawson, SO.
oCt 4, mTo. EuWlu H. DUTY,
9, Francis s. Thomas, r.
Is, Mrs. Jane Clark, SO.
Is, Mrs. Helen Williams Hamilton, So.
IS, Mrs. Harriet W. Ripley, SO.
Nov. /, Ira F. Murch, 70.
s, Daniel McLucas, ~.
Il, Harry o. Parlin. 80.
Il, Harold A. Cannon, weeks.
%, Wesley H. Pearl. SO.
%, Fred Fl. Buck, 81.
Dec. 8, James Miligan, 80.
s, Mrs. Sarah A. Benson, IS.
10, Amos B. Canwell, 60.
Is, Miss Eulalia Milett, Is.
Is, Mrs. j. @ Allen, ~.
l6, Charles II. Swan, IS.
Is, Mrs. Efie Robinson, IS.
%, wallace Ryerson, 50.
80, Mrs. Ruth Thayer, 50.