Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-12-16


NoRwAY.-At the annual meeting OF the
First Uniycrsalist Parish, on Saturday,
Dec. 6, the following committee was elect
cI for l,sO: L. c. Andrews G. >. Tuck
err, and Z. W. Howe.
The Norc1y 1irsriiser will resume pub
LEGATION about Jan. l., under the manage
mcnt OF Mr. Simon Drake, its former cdi-
tor, who is now engaged in selecting suit
able material for his new Office.
The evening school lately opened by Mr.
o. W Collins, is well attended, Much
credit is due Mr.. G. for this step, As We
understand that hc receives no compcnsa-
ton for his iabors. Monday and Friday
evenings are devoted to The school, and
ull urc welcome.
Mr.. G.. L. Hathaway will soon locate his
lumber yard near the depot, having pur-
chased land for that purpose. Ifcwill inn
mcdiatly erect storchousc for dry mm-
Der, with office attached, thus saving hi,
customers the ycVltion OF searching over
half the town 20 lind him, and bringing his
cuisines, into such shape that be can ca>i-
lyovcr,cc 10.
Bushes, in the shoe factory is rushing,
aud bid, fair to bee more SO. The great
number ofncw hands employed hinder, the
filling OF orders as fast rs desired; but
this difficulty /, every day growing less.
Mr.. T. l.. Wthcrcll spend, much of hi,
time here although residing in Lynn.
Sinners were not the only one, that
stood on slippery places last "Wednesday
evening. We noticed several of our most
moral citizen, studying the law of =ravita-
tiou very atteutiycly.
The oldest man in Norway or any
other place, is respectfully invited TO step
forward and explain the remarkable wealth
cr we have been enjoying of late. \ re-
cipc Tor using new sIcighs without snow
would DE very acceptable to some of our
citizens.
People are now specializing on the prob
ability Of the y. b. K. X. being extended
u Bridgton a thing byn mean, impo>,i-
BILE or improbable. At any rate il serves
for some ning 10 talk about; 4 change from
politics, if nothing more.
Two dances this week a promenade at
Concert Hall on Wednesday evening, and
an assembly at Elm House Hall on Thurs
day evening.
our hotels and boarding houses are well
filed. Any one intending to visit Norway,
not having friends in the place, will do
well 20 engage place before coming.
Mr. c. b. Keith. our undertaken and mar
bic worker, is doing some line WORK, at
present. lie has in front of his shop, a
splendid turned Vermont marble mouu-
mcnt. He has erected number OF these
during the past season. He claims they
are more durable, in this climate, than i'm
ported stock and they certainly are as beau
tiful. He also does all kinds of ccmetary
work and during this season Of the year,
will make contracts at remarkable lo,r liz
urcS.
Noyes' drug store is busy place Mt the
present time. 1t is filled with holiday
goods, and with buyers of the same.
This is probably the largest store of its
kind out of the city, and owing to small
expenses, it is able to offer extra bargains
See advertisement in another column.
II. d. Smith, the cashier of Norway Ma
tioual Bank, is sick and confined to his
house Mr.. II. NJ. Bearce is acting cash
Ter.
The question we now discuss is, (Which
is the pleasanter, an Episcopalian or 4
Univcrsalist pariSh?'