Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-17
NORWAY.
VILLAGE p~lREcroRY


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lows Simon stevens. nov nearly ulnciy
wears Oh. vas a membsr % the Legislature
.n lsll. aud Again To- ist2 Albert san
born. over s0 ytars % agc. Sas a memher
OF m Legislature that elected Wm. 4 fcs.
.enien 10 the 4 :. Senate. IL represent
81 The town % StAnilsh. In Cumberland
County. I thlnk. James II. Merrill. isG1
grorgc 4 Jones, isfO-l A ;. kimball
r.pfr.sntoi Waterford three an rent
times. beginning In 1874 W II Whit
comb. ISIS. J A Bolster. ISL 4 An
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W W whitmafsh. las
There afe nearly two hundred Profession
Al ani business men incluiing clerks Ia he
village. ani this does Dot Include the large
bushes. dfms AMI thelf enp'Oycs, nor
any on The manufacturing firms ant their
workmen. Nor does Il Include the women
that arc 10 business.
There are over thirty stores In the VII
age.
Gospel temp race meetings a. The Meth
ofl.t Church IL has been some time since
W have hai any temperance meetings
There ia. been quite . dvmani FOR taem
AMI NJ doubt they will be well attended
Rev. % :. Pllsbury has succeeded In
fsi.lng al but about 500 VI The Methodist
Church debt. ADD before the winter u gone
be expects % raise the balance. There Il
nothing like hayiug q live mAn Al The bot
tom o fany good enterprise. MI Pillsoury
hs. been q tower % strength 20 hi. church
ant 4. an excellent citizen in The comnniiy
wlthal
Norsays Minister. are fecood 70 zone
10 the county. Rev. Caroline Angell IL one
OF the best preachers ever heard In he pull
plt OF the Uniycrralisi Church here. Her
congregations are always large. SIZE, too,
Is a owe OF strength 10 her church.
Rev. Ak. wiswall IL = scholarly aud en-
tsrtalnlug preacher, and though zone OF
the "pllars Of the church have moved
Away, vet the Congregational society Il
strong aud prosperous under MI Wis
walls chsrgc.
The pablo library Is beiug largely pat.
roplg-d, Notwithstanding that our Sunday
schools have libraries, and Horace Cole
has = large circulating library. ISIS not
uncommon Tor - volumes TO BE- LET out In
one afternoon and evening.
IL was thought that when the Bridgton
X. X was built that the re would be less
passengers. etc from over west OF Us
through Norway. over the Grand Trunk.
The books Of the ticket agent al this sta.
ton show q large Increase 10 the sale OF
tickets since the Btligton road was built.
Daring the month OF O:iober q large
numb 7 OF transfers Of real estate took
place. This shows which way tie wind
blows.
We are Just enjoying this westher never
WAS better. Nov. i3Ih and the ground Is
not frozen, with the most delightful weath.
e.. Maine l. getting 10 be On excellent
place to live In after al.
oar farmers are marketing their spples,
making their cider, doing their fail plo~-
Ing, and gettlng ready for winter. Some
OF them say that II the cold current from
the north that runs into the Gulf OF 80
Lawrence, IN ough the strait OF Belle Isle,
can be shut Or A. proposed, they are will
log 10 contribute somethlug toward the
project so say We all. IL might be bet
Ter than building monuments, nine times
out OF ten.
4 this morning 10 make 4 call
ION paper on our business men OF the
yllsge. Beginning al the head OF the
village, our first mornings sslutsiion
will be made TO &. II. Cummings, who
has a saw mill and runs the grist mill
where a large business IL done. We learn
,h,, his lumber and wood business Is very
large ami the pc AMI peeilng business IL
being pushed ~ Its full capacity. lie IL
third only smong the business men OF the
plsce In the amount OF business done aud
the number OF hands employed
ca the corner 10 the cd shscklcy store Is
T. \. Holt, n.h dealer and grocery store
Keeper. Joe SAYS he IL dolag well. Ga
Pleasant ST., Is the Shook shop Of Albion
Klmball OF Harrison, who also has another
shop OF the same Kind on Whitman ST. A
good business Il being done in this line.
The old Mixer tannery building IL used
BY G. II. Cummings for . store house.
Further down the stream 10 b. q. Bar
rows's shop where ox-carts, vheelbarrows
and so on, are made and repaired. 10
this vicinity IL the Grange baildIng and
store, the Advertiser printing ONCE and
Balley's blacksmith shop OF the other side.
The latter appears 10 have oil the busi.
ness he can attend "a. There II another
blacksmith shop above the saw and grisi
mill which Kilgore occupies, where he is
doing we'll
". N. Noyes has . grocery store on the
north side OF Main St, where Q very large
business IL done. &. y. Cammings's Far
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