Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-23

~HN avn bstAN'S - cNhNg 10 ANN"seN
at Noyes Drug Store. This is a regular
express and delivers goods In Norway and
South Paris. All the express which comes
over the Grand Trunk for the two villages
Is delivered free by this agency.
While some repairs were being made in
4 Norway house the other day the work
men found a rats's nest in which was a
quantity OF wool and some matches. Rats
aud mice are fond of sulphur-it being
good for the biood-and carry off matches
to get what sulphur there is on them. FL
Their by heat or friction these matches be-
come ignited and are the cause OF many
! mysterious fires which are attributed to
inccndiarism.
John Crmmings keeps % horses in his
stable connected with the Beals Hotel,
and has three men in attendance on them
They will put in q team and have you
started for home In three minutes from the
time your order is given. Mr.. Cummings
is model stable man. He keeps every
thing in apple-pie order. His carriages
are clean; his horses in good spirit; his
harnesses are safe, and the man who eau
not find n turnout in this stable to suit
him, must have turned out OF bed W.T., ing
end foremost in the morning. Mr.. Culu-
mings also keeps two stables at SO. Paris;
one at the Andrews House. and one near
the depot. all managed in alike good style.
Mrs. A. B. Chase, whose advertisement
appears in another column, has ilne line
of millinery in her store, and keeps good
milliner to make 1t up. We advise all in
this vicinity to call and see the splendid
line of flowers and feathers just put in.
Libby < Mixer, who were burned out in
the great lire, announce TO all patrons and
friends, that they arc located on Deer
ing Street, where they will now attend to
all work which may be entrusted TO them.
This is a good firm and will give square
deal 10 all who trade with them.
AZ {, meeting OF the stockholders OF the
new hail corporation, held last Saturday,
IL was voted TO increase the capital stock
to SIS, 600, and TO purchase the Mason, Cole
and Abbott lots. giving l3j feet front, The
erection of this building is now an assured
fact. The hall will be one OF the largest
outside OF the cities, and will seat 900 per-
sons, while the broad aisles will, on i'm
portant occasions accommodate enough
more 10 bring the number up 10 1000. In
recent item concerning this building,
the types made us say 1t would cost si0,-
600 instead OF about $4,000.
DECORATION Al NORWAY.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
Memorial Services at Norway. On sun
dav, May 2S.h, at the usual hour OF after
noon service, Rev. Mr.. Hooper will preach
memorial sermon. by request of the
Grand Army. on Tuesday, May 30th, At
2. NJ, sharp, the Grand Army and other
organizatious-several in number--led by
the Brass Band, will march from Grange
Hall to the cemeteries, (under charge of
Marshal Warren and Assistant Marshal
Noyes,) where the usual Grand Army Rit-
ual Service will be used, and brief remarks
will be made by resident clergymen. AT
l-2 P. NJ. Hon. J. =. Swasey will deliver an
address at the Congregational church, TO
be preceded by the usual Grand Army SER
vice. All soldiers OF the late war are ur-
gently requested to join the procession,
and the citizens are cordially invited TO
participate in all the public services.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Norway Band.
NORWAY Light Infantry.
Strand Army, Harry Rust Post, No. -.
NORWAY Lodge /. o. o. r., No. lC.
Wiley Encampmcnt, No. 81.
G-knights OF Pythias.
Patrons OF Husbandry.
S-Norway High school, all departments, o.
y. Collins. Principal
Both Primary schools.
lo-Sabbath school Children.
ll-CitiZens.
By ORDER G. \. X.