Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19


old.,ime driver for the coming year. Mr.
NJ. l. also adding several new horses. aud
bis numerous friends and patrons viii nov
h. better served than ever. The rele-
phone" will be run regularly 10 NORWAY,
and To all entertainments sud places q
smussm,ui al Parts lIill aod Norway and
may be chartered on most reasonable terms
for private parties anj excursions
Nearly two hundred persons attended
the Grange soclable. Friday night There
was q short drama, music BY South Paris
Male QasItsttc. Misses LiIflc wluslow
and AEgle Briggs Ani Frank Knapp cor
n,iist closlng with refreshments and 80.
cisbl~ G. W. Bowkcr won the large
ohfomb voted 10 the homllest man. The
cut rt.iumsnt Melted over s25
On True has lately bought the Joseph
q. rsni.y farm. about THREE mll,s south ~
The siil.ee. Il .. Que n lhe lifg,st fafms
10 town
Isaac ID. fauuce. whn hs. been c0unntd
n the house with rheumatism for nearly a
year past. has - f,r recovered a. 70 De
able 90 walk Around The village. lie At
tributes his recovery 10 The use Of medi-
Gated yspor baths.
chss Lucas has commenced The manu-.
fac,ur- 81 sale work In the bulldlus lately
occupied BY c X Smith. TIL. enterprise
will give employment b quite numb'r Of
Pan,-msksrs ihroughou, the surrounding
country.
Chas W Bowker took me nfst prize At
the Norway skatlng rink. last rhaf-dsy
night. for best skating agsln.t f,ur other
competitors
We notice teams cyCry day drawing logs
q the lied fsctoO The wofkmen have
been making gooi progress OF late 10 set
tibg up the machinery aui Ne understand
that the engine. arr nearly 10 roaming OF.
der and that some Of The machinery will he
started up q, once.
Master Frank L. knspp, our boy cor
nsils,. has jus, accepted very catering
snd lucrative Offer 10 play throagh the
sumner a. Portland ant The Islands lie
i without douh, the best cornst player ~
nj. age sud Tor ne time b. has been In
practice. In the state. II l. only four year,
ago that b. COMMENCED n play. lie took
lessons a part o. The time for tso years OF
y. ". Perkins Of lewiston. and for the
pas, year and half shout seven months
out ~ a year one lesson a week ~ Prof
Frank Bgruham. Of Portland, who was q
popll with The world famed Arbucklc 'ni
Tor I've years with the Marine Band At the
Kitisry Navy Yard. aui i reputed one Of
The bc,, corne, plsyer. IN The country
Prof Burnham SPEAK. very highly % Mas
Ter Franks musical ability.
Rev W n. Bolster OF No Weymouth,
Mas .pcut the sabbath with his brother
y Da,on. a. he Oh homestead. and occu.
pied the pulpl, ~ Rev D. e lngalls. lie
preached a very able ant Interesting ser
mon 10 the morblng and gave lecture To-
the scsiry In he evening" IT, j. very
high, esteemed A. HI. old home snd there
was nu suenisnce morulne sui even.
Ing JE,N'
RuNFonp Tho "Lailss Circle % The
NE Church. met at Tuesday r. " aud
eve with Mr. waldo Pstiengil', who Is
president OF thc society 4 very large
company assembled nearly dInu. their
large ami hanisom,ly furnished house,
which Wa al thrown opcn for their COM
for, Mr. Pciisnglu i- lsdy Who well
understands the happJ go ~ cu'srialning
her guests boauilfal supp'r wis ser''
81 a. the ususl hour. ar which literary
exercise. commercsd with at,ry hne rec
ta,iou ~ Mr. Kimhali ~ Norway, Who
has BEEN teaching a. the Point. al.o reel.
ntlon BY Miss Jala Lufkln. and Mss
Susie Grsham, both very good Then So
lcct readings. ~ Mis- Lulu Hoyi. grad
g.,e OF Biitgton Academy. ani Miss IA.
phlna Roberts. the village school teacher,
aud Mrs Center. wife ~ Rev. \. ID Cen
Ter Neat came avery doe musical enter
talnmeui. both vocal. aud insirumeuial.
Mr. Hayes. The accomplished pianist, and
Miss Tia Pe,,spgiu Who ia pupil ~ Mr..
Hayes. presided AZ che piano, both dis
courslug very Zoe music. Miss fei'ensill
Rude red Nearer My Col q The. with
variations. In very skliml manner AT
reiurucd % their homes feeling that ,he
evening bad been both probably sni pleas
anuy spout