Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-10
NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY


sssosi Courrsgs,ionai Church. Rev. Alss Wis.
sal, Pastor sunday plsafhii,g ssrvics 70 - A n,
ira,rf meeting. Tur-isY sni Thursisy ssenins-.
inru. oriis meeting once In tie seeks 90
us,hoi,., chur.h. Rev. q. :. ru.hur,, Pastor
~sttaih sChnol. ~ - clurlh ssvics, ~ ' -
sunday evening" sfrvice, irS. Prayer mfetnss,
wednesday rTeuInr,, % r-
sofrrf xtrriSas.
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Hal. WEDNESDAY, sssalrr ou or bffafe full moon.--
Oafri Lode ~. n. MantaT Oh 81 tffrs fll noon.
100. f'-Wlify Inrtmp mluf. No. n, Sound
80 illr'. indy ,ssu,ns, y s'rh moth. a. ,'aa
4. 90 n -rsunss.srss.ss, NJ. 4. "Wednesday
evening cav Nssk. In n II y Hal
4. 90. c.-Norssy Comgsandsry, Ne az ti,i
sni ihIfi FRIDAY rffuInrs ~ et1h monfhi Ia ODD
lfIIaNs' itaI
y - Ii'-Nor~sy Crars. 80. q. saiar.i,y ansf.
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flr fhf uNfuHn urnufRtr af Nnrsar AnY pfrsnn
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~ag.r a.r.rs RI fhf uNrunn urso,Hs ar5 Go sais
81 NoYs, brur -iare Man -irsst, NorsaT.
Nm Pniunusy came here from Lewis
ton, buit store on the X Ibcrt NOyes lot,
corner uf Main and Cottage streets. one %
the best locations In Norway village. lie
had previously been ten years with y ;.
Paul a Co. One Of the oldest and most re-
liable dry goods Arms in Lewiston. The
last IA year. ~ which time Mr.. 4. hsd
charge 81 the business 81 The store. MI.
rhlnnsy has ballt up very prosperous
business. having sold about sloO 90 worth
of goods. while be- has been here In trade.
lle ha. bought aud sold for cash, has
strictly one price. aud has bad a good
trade right through the dali times. lie
makes a specially OF dry, fancy and do
mrstic goods, snd has one of The best as
softmfbts 10 the County. lis cottons are
bought directly from the manufacturers,
She sale q which be- has the exclusive con
troll for tai. vicinity. Several years ego
Mr. rhinnsy Duiit very pleasant aud
pretty residence 10 the siciuly % the
Methodist Church. which he has made his
permanent home.
Wisdom" got len.
n willis ksmp still fstalus that pos'iiou.'
) ;. Stsafus. go Oh himself credit a.
Moderator ~ the tosn mgeilng horfty.
Mr.. ;. rising Young MAJ Who l. SUR
% make HI. mark
They ,,il dance AZ the circles on Crock
ct Ridge
A .now ball wLifiei by the bead % NJ.
Zen Hall. while riding up Main street TIE
other dsy. IT, VS. considerably surprised
ou booking round % see iesis Lnysj1y
sittlug back into bis ssat on the piafft 81
the Em iloasc Lewis l. risky this
spring
Iawaqleer sight Cannon and Buck
were pushing their old plugs through ihr
street With might ani main. would lke
90 src the man that would bct that either
couli make a mile inside 0f eight minutes.
They made noise enough to wake dead
missionary Cannon could beat Back a
that. sni WAS ahcai When They vent oat
90 sight
Your correspondent Will come o an M
Timely cot. uoi,ss be- and your type setter
arsut moro careful Men who deal la
horssfrsh AZ accustomed o. use the whip, |
aui Insurance sgrni- are anything tut /
slow ln getting Up ION thtlf ear, when |
occasion demands have b,eu keeping /
oat ~ sight Or several DAY. LIT ! might |
bc "whaisd" within an lnch 20 ny NE. 90 |
death rather. Several Items last week /
we're f.sfflily "cut up." Especially the /
ones relating o. the colts 10 Geo W, Aui /
e. W ll1ruc, ani TIE Item aloui ff,elind 1
How, go
Ths fol'owlng are The oldest male lnhab-
lttut. 90 school district ~. Their /
sgss are a. given ia the History ~ Nor
way u
IIeury Pike. $751; jacob rsr,on.. -
Chsfi,. Parsons. 20. Ensn J. foiile, "
Thpmt. q Brooks. ~ Wm. Hall, 5li
Amrfics B1nnry, a. Srta flke. I'D.
AZ Morrison aud MI. Fanny llpsc
az, o. ne married. March lO 4 large cir
cle of acqlsluiauc,s wish the happy pair
much y.
n l. Horne. go Ia. bought the old
paper mill ani wsier-p1wer privilege, Al
Step Fai. oar cliifens vii b. pleased
o. 500 business booming in that locality.
III Moves l. ouc of the nv business men
here Nho we're born in Norway lie con-
meucsd business AZ the sgc ~ tscniy, 40
the bakery store. lle 49, TIRE. wears 10
thr shackiry store A. the bad ~ the III.
Itgr. ani has been in hi. store which hf
fuIt ani uoN occupits il The sicinlv
eft th. E'm llll.r. Or i've years vi
NDses brgaa Nth snail ifair. bat nov
b. hasa sefy large aul Increasing hush
ns.. Lat var Boz soil 90 ppls ~ . ar
anfdIIa hu.In,ss smlaurug o. go oo)
o. claims o. have ihe bet grocery store
ln Oxtlri e.
Mr. EF smith O.. rcaiing hw with
illr klm1tl
A CuNCrHr
Toe Cant Army Concert a. N'r"V /
utu. FfIfsy ts,niug@as great success
The ball -. wi fl'ri act thr ealcfi.,
w,r- cro~i,d before che crchestrh pro
csvicd q piy q msdlsy ~ Oni'n var
pieces. Nlf.rNoftly tue,d w thr cpfu-i' /
Dsuri, started ''d1ub.r faitai "a hi. /
drum. tlr "p'ccpip MAJ s1unicd th1 /
ults. Dn bic pip., aui J1nn u it-it'n eyri /
hi. header. while h. proceeded 10 dri" D. I
b1s acfu.. che .ifing, ~ hi, oig oiss''iol |
A, the close Of che voluntary, the Doctor /
sol I.alc NrNtln started The npplsasr. /
which rolled sfIuni thc galleries and hlrd /
the ball When the curtain rose, bril- |
liant sccuc as witnessed. In if0nt vas
a group representing Tue Army and Navy /
brhind which werc se,tei ihe slosff.
The B,tilc Cry ~ Freedom March
ioy TbrDufh GEORGIA" ani "C1'umbli,
m. Gem OF the Ocran." we're sung With
.pini-the audience ~ qlently apPlaadins
"Tb. Soldier. Grave" = solo ~ Nr. 4.
T. Bradford and Brave Boys arc They
duettc ~ Mr.. klmball and Mrs fike Win
foil chorus we're ,xcellenty sung.
Ml.- E.tsile Cooker gave recitation
II poem In her usual excellent stSie,
which wss heartily applaaied Bes'
erly Truman, a "Cullered pusson' Who
seemed "a lack palr n sprciacles and q
calcium light. sang "O.d saady," with
full chorus, which ff,qncuty brought down
the house llc wAs ,ucofed.
The nrst part OF the entertainment
closed with the song DO | Wake or am
Dreaming" ~ Mrs Kimball aud Mfs.
Pike. Mr Carleton and NJ. Clement The
singing wa. exceptionally doe, the qiar
tstie spp,afing Al IT, bet, aud we're loudly
applsuf~i
Part second. consisted % several scenes
representing army NE. The parade 81 the
"Kt~ Recruits. led ~ jack MOOfc,w
an immeus, succsss, aud % satisfy The au-
dience. second parade Wa necessary.
Moore, Ia uniform. next went through al
the movements of the "mtnutl ~ arm,
H. /. the best drilled ma ~ have. The
| prison scsu-, where the Boys la Blue Al
/ the tane Of Tramp. tramp, tramp, broke
/ through th- doors ani rescued the prison
err. va. excellent, and visi1ly Afie ted The
audience.
SWEET REsr."
/ by Mrs. Klmball aud Mrs. Pike and Msssrs
/ Carleton aud Bradford, was next surg
with marked approval The best part Oi