Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

ny oar special Correspondent
The Concert and Drama Al Norway Hall
wednesday evening, was q success IN e''
ery respect good audience wss present,
over 800 tickets being sold The singing
was splendid and the parts In the drama
were well taken. Everyone Il much plessd
with the entertainment. Mrs. II. l. Horne
presided At the plano The hrst selection
Vas 30 nail us, We free" from ErnAni, by
Geo ana m. l. Horne. Mrs. Ida kimball
and Mrs. Cora y. Pike. II was suug In an
exesllen, manner aud heartily applsuisd.
The Return" from Campana, by George
Horne and Mrs.. Pike, was an excellent Sc
lection and was well rendered. Misses
Fannie Howe and Carrie farrow and Mrs.
Klmball and Mrs. PIKE sang The sun shall
20 down no more, by Tuckerman, and al
80 The PEASANTS wedding march nom
Soderman, both Of which drew great ap-
planse from the audience. Z" Roses and
nies. a eoruet solo by Arthur Norsewor-
Inv. with Mrs. Grace Hayden AZ the plano,
took the house hy storm and was cncored.
Young hearts, BY Mrs. klmhAll and Mrs.
Pike, touched the sympathiss OF The audi
cnce, and the last selection, Trust her
not" from sudds, by George and II. l..
Horne. Mrs. Klmbsll and Mrs. Pike. WAS
sung In the very best manner OF The quar-
te,,e. These singer. are all cxcelien, ones,
and, with The exception OF Miss farrow,
are nom the upper and lower choirs where
frst-class music Is made every Sabbath.
In The drama the leading parts were taken
hy Carrie farrow. who personated 'l.ousa
The Paupcr." and samuel Hayieu-"Dlck
Langley" These parts were played almost
10 Perfection G. y Rlnes |. Tony" The
Negro. Mrs. Nellie Rines a. Mrs. Gran,
A vlrsgo. AMI A. n Morrison a. "Peicg
Fucker" Yankee peddisr, pleased the
audience immensely. Bert Cumming, a.
"Bub Gran" frAnk Hobbs A. "Will
sprlggs. Mamie Grant a. "Aggle Farm.
ham" \ \. Stearns a. " DR. CureAl, Dr.
PIKE A. Sol Gran, AM Jessie Warren
a. "Aun, Charity, performed their parts
admirably.
The concert At the vc,try OF the unlvef.
samst church. Sunday evening. drew q
crowded house.
George Cummings has Jos, had q double
runner made for him TIA, COS; over SO.
Itlsa beauty AMI a swim running sled.
The village schools began Jany ., With
ue same teachers a. last term.
The officers. elect % Norway Grange arr
a. follows y. W. Mulcti. Master. y. A.
Cox. Overseer, W. A. Tracy, Lecturer, II.
4. Ornari, Secretary NJ. J. Rove, Treas.
There will be q Grange meeting and iustAi
lation Of oriccrs ncHt week.
Dr. Evans was run Into The other dAF,
aud hal a bone Of the hand OF wrist disio'
Gated.
George Cieaves. formerly OF Bfidgion,
= the ackuovledgcd champion, here, al
checkers.
Aaron Paige has fast horse. lie an
A. n. Williamson hai q sharp troi In oaf
streets, the other evening The latter
seemed b have the faster horse.
swan 4 Rowe are doing good business
They traici horse with Lowell N Tar
ksy Ridge q shor, time ago, and nov have
an excellent one Tor The road.
Some o. our physicians want a more
stringent law against "quaeks passed Al
this session % the Legislature.
J. A. BrAdbury Is shlngllng bis barn.
The Ice harvest has begun. Several
ioais % hne-looslng blocks are hauled
through our street. daily.
They raise Ne" a. Joseph Hollis store
every few DAYS OF nights rather. Joe says
he'll know who 4 The proprietor, Ani u
I, l.nt J. :. Holt, be will move out
The Grangsrs bad an oyster supper and
4 drama Al their ball. Saturday evening q
good audience VAS present
REPRESENTATIVE WhltmAfsh wcni % Al.
gusla Monday. aud senator Bearce Tues.
day. Norway Q. vel represented and
ought % have Influence az The state Capt.
ia this winter.
John Freeman and l.. ID Randall caught
a large string OF pickercl from pond Ia
Greenwood. one day iAsi week One Of
The Gsh weighed overs lbs.
I'M Jewstt says be removed tape
worm from Jake Lovrloy recently, ~ CIV
lug lndlan Sagwa
Justin Eycrsi, l. scndlng dressed lambs
- The Boston market
Good hard dry wood Is selling Tor 81
fancy loads briug lltiie more.
Too much meeting. kyey nlghisome
thlng Is going on. and most Of The time
several something's.
Rev. Miss Caroline Angel preached a.
excellent sermon Al The JulycrsAllsi Ch.'
las, sabbath Afternoon. She Is one Of The
bet ministers the Society ever bad. The
longer she Is here the better she Is liked.
Excellent sliding. wednesday morning.
some OF the boys slld from The vicinity 81
George Mefrllrs. on Pikcs lllil, nearly q
Kelly's, beyond Tiddyvi.le.
Ri. Brown. a. the Grange store, sell.
"a lhs. sugar for VI.
JW. johnson, Indian doctor, has settled
here he has quite q numbsr OF patients a.
ready.
Annie Sewcomb, while going 10 bet
boarding place nom the shoe factory, lAs'
Thursday evening. WAS run Into and con
siderAbly Injured BY atrOiilng team. IfOt
yng In our streets, especially amer dAfk
ought not % be allowed.
Joe Long has rented the store, formerly
occupied By Jackson Clark, In The Beal'
Block. for q billiard room.
A little son OF Arthur w. Frost while
sliding on Plke's Hlll. Friday, ran against
tree and broke leg above The knee. The
limb was set BY Drs. Tllton and Bradbury
ny Another Correspondent
The Musical Convention, BY The Leslie
Concert Co, held is nrsi session al The
NJ. r.. church. Friday evening, Jan. ,. a
concert was given by the same Company
about a week ago. but owing % The nun
Der OF other entertainments In the town, u
was not well attended; 30 on Friday even
ing. a few quArteites, solos and duets were
sung By the Company, showing that they
have good voices, and would be competent
In teaching. The Convention Il under The
direction OF Irof X. II. George; terms,
Al. 30. NEEDING books that are used. About
40 have Joined the Convention. A concert
will be given AZ the close on THURSDAY
evening. Jan. 18Th. There will also DC a
Praise Concert a. the NJ T.. church, on
sabbath evening.
senator Bearce and Representative Whit
marsh are Al home during the few days o