Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-10-11
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.


coxcrrr AT NORwAY.-A large and ap-
...f,tiye audience gathered TO listen to
=. music OF the oxford County Musical
,..oeiation at their Concert in Norway,
vriday evening, the 7th inst
The entertainment embraced solos and
hts both vocal aud instrumental, as
rsn - part songs; anu WAS conducted in
- able and pleasing manner throughout
,sto give great satisfaction to those for
,,,,te enough 10 De present.
Ms, MIlliken particularly deli GIFTED her
hssrer, with skillful rendering OF the
-,rs Bid me discourse" and further
harmed them with Twickenham Ferry"
which she sang in respone TO hearty EN-
core. She understands that distinct enun.
citation : one OF the greatest charms of
English singing, and her clear uttersnce
orryery syllable was as much appreciated
81. the clear sweet tones of her voice.
Mr.. Morrison greatly pleased the lovers
Of good music in "Ah S'estinO," and &c
s,,aIcd to i vigorous encore with Across
me sand, O. Dee, In which her rich con
,r,ito voice well displayed it, power and
sweetness.
Ms, Thorn rendered Suleika in an
,x,,lcu, manner, and Mrs. NouusS song,
Walt Of Love, was well received.
Nj S,ockpyidSc was heartily cucored al
,er singing You aud I, and responded
with pleasing song, Marguerite"
Tie Ju,tt, Return" was very fairly
sung
The chorus showed I great deal OF care
10. training. particularly In the " Hymn OF
Praise. which received hearty commenda-
t.op from the audience.
The piano solo by Mr., Murray, was re-
msrkah.y we'll received, and 80 vigorously
sep.auI,I that the performer was con-
.,ra.a,l 90 favor his hearers with another
selection. which was equally well exc
cu,ej
Tie piano dCett was likewise artistlcal-
'y rendered, Jgt nom - lack OF sdApta-
Billy 90 small building proved rather &c
J.og>.
Ta, cuttrtAiument reflected great credit
vp5n The Association and its skillrul con
sgc,o- Prof H. kotSchmsr, and the coun-
~ has reason 10 De proud Of the o. {.
MA
Soru PARIS Judge Walton sentenced
Charles NJ Iutchin>, the wool thief, TO
four year, 10 the state prison.
Mr., Ray and daughter have moved 10
B-ock;ou. Massachusetts,, and George
Da.gy and family have obtained the church
street rent.
v. j. Wheeler assumed his duties in the
pos. o',.e October Miss George Chase
w. Pc yae assistant.
typhoid sver O., raging 10 4 con>idcrs-
Die tNt,ut In this vicinity.
G. NJ Daley has a crew OF workmen at
WorS True's mill, remodeling it and put
;.1- +; .n >Aspv 10 receive the machinery.
Charlie, Richardson sud wife, 6. II. Por-
Ter sud wife. II. T. Wslker and vile. u. ).
Knapp and family .n. q. " Brown at
tended tae Bridgtou Fair last week.
T1,rc j. some talk that the Andrews
House : 20 change hands. Owing 20 poor
health, Mrs Andrews has offered u FOR
sac, ana We learn that several parties
have looked The premises over.
Among The most interesting exhibits at
The County Fair was the fine work eXecut-
ei 1a the New Home sewing machine.
T1.S machine made button holes, sewcd
or buttons, darned stockings, etc. To
show : light running il sewed two thick
nesses OF wooden cloth using belt made
OF No. 81. cotton thread. TO show il
strength il sewed through a sample con-
sist.n. oc a cigar box cover, one thickness
OF shoe; lead, one thickness OF harness
leather and Two pieces o: beaver cloth com
b.rel
Mss Maggie Oliver OF Portland, has
charge Of the Branch during Miss webb's
s1serce.
The lso>t iast week did heavy DANA &c
10 ;1., vicinity.
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