Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
NORWAY.
yuIAaE nIIlECIoRY.

VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
CmrRcHrs.
Initsrsalisi Chnrch. Rev. Caroline Anrrll, fasinf
.,..,ee .sr,,ec. ~ p :. sa1esh sckaoi eaaesFss
oncs . moth. Circlss tsice a monih, On "Wednesday
sssasi Congregational Church. Rev. Alst. wis
wal Pastor. sunday preaching ssrtics, 10 ~ A =. ;
Suniay sfhnol. n n sabbath evening" sfrvios, y ~
Prayer mestinss fuesiay All thursiAy evsnins.,
ors. Cfcls meeting. oncc IN too ~eeA'' 90
Msshoi,,, char,h. Rev. q. :. Pli.buy, Pastor
Ssl,tafh school. n -. churrh seItioe, ~ p .,
sunday evening ssrvics, ir.s. Prayer mefiinf''
Wednesday evening", - r.. -
soCirrf HsErNos
M-Union n A. 4. No. ., ia Masoaie
Hal. "Wednesday evening" On or before AL moon.-
Oxf.rI Lode No. u. Mon1ayon ~ bef1fe hll mon.
O,f.-wldsy kneamPmsni, No. y, .so ,.,.i
al hurih fniay evening" n s.ch moth, A. odd
folloss' llail.-Norway ie.is'' No. y, e's1 Ia'''
<. on P.-Psnns..swa..ss, Ne. T., "Wednesday
evening sarh wrsk. In n. q T. Hal
4. %. ~. t-NorwaY tomulAndffy, NJ. ~. tf.i
81 thlid ff'day evenings q eafh mon'h' IN "''
n osIi'-Norsay Granr,, W. -. saiari,y ansr
noon of hffuru flll moon.
q. AR-IIarry Rust rosi. 10. %. a. orlnrs Hal,
frsf inlay evening II salh mnufl.
I. -. a.. I .-nusifsli ioiTe, NJ. CO., a. 1ranfs
lltl. ever SATURDAY eTen.nz.
A large number Of n,hermsn Are pre-
psriug - open the season on the pond,
neat "Wednesday. Boats are 10 great de-
mani
Joseph llolt with DR.. JOuss's present OF
q tall hat on, and Ia bis great white frock,
Is lust gorgeous" The small boy stands
and looks on. a. be passes by yelling
4" sifswb'Us-lObsters lang, with the
u,mos, establishment
There are bat few o, the Norway sol.
dlers who were Killed OF died In the war,
whose remains were sent home for burial.
The moe, Of them are sleeping where they
fell In defense of their country. Norway
ought Al least 10 honor them with mon.
ument
Harry Rust Post turned out respect
able number OF men for the q. A. Encamp-
men,, Mondsy. The members Oft Band
al dressed In rev uniforms escorted the
Post 10 the depot and went with The boys
10 Portland They presented gay sp-
pearance.
Lieut. Jordon took the Norway Light
Infantry 10 the Encampment
A large number OF citizens went, Tues
day. and there was scarcely enough len At
home 10 attend the circus.
Itwas mighty cold day for those who
20, len All they could see FOR amuse.
ment WAS = man walking tight rope aud
two drunks.
FN. Clement came home, Friday eve
Ming. and reported the best time he
was ever %. The Norway Band was sec.
ond % no street band there AZ The grand
stand IL received an ovation. AFTER several
other bands playing the same piece OF mu.
sic bad passed withou, single sound OF
APPRECIATION.
Pleasant Street Is 70 have new side.
walk. II will extend from Mrs Reeds
corner on Main 81 10 David Garneys.
The oiiice and bar-room OF the Elm
House has been psPered, painted and
whitessshed.
The laylng of the brick Sidewalk In front
Of Bsars block, Frcclani Howc's Office and
dwelling A0use, and y. W. lIovc's store,
has been completed.
CT Hathaway, on the opposite side OF
the street. Is 10 have brick Sidewalk.
The Unlyersalls, parsonage has received
a new coat Of paint.
Tcam,ler Warren has torn oct bis sta
Die and bullt new.
Edile AMI Fanny Cummings have Md
which IL about week old.
Geo. A. Cole has begun hiylpg. lie l.
the afst In the Geld.
Dr. e l.. Pike has the best looking gar
den In the village.
Arthur W Frost has some pole beans
six feet high, which are The best In town.
Everything appears - be drying uP and
going 90 sheOl fast
Webb a Wakeneli. ready made clothing
dealers, are having a large trade. They
claim q have the best assortment % white
and fancy shirts AMI neckiies TIA. can De
foudn In the county.
Uor.emen are dissatisfied with the con.
dltlon OF the track on the Fair Grounds,
ADD the conditions for using H.
20 Elliott has had tremendous sale
% blue suits. lie cant be beat In the
clothing business.
Williamson will ride A. fast a. any one
OF them when be undertakes u, and don't
you forget H.
Insec. powder. ~ paper and Paris green
Al Moves Good idea 20 have enough OF
these things within easy reach, while,
amid the general ruin OF the crops, these
pests fjurlsh space.
Two small pieces OF lAnl were rpiH hei,
this week AZ the rate Of over thousand
dollars an acre, and they weren't on Main
Street either.
Toe highest headed horse In town l.
owned by Capt. T.. W. Blsbee.
COMING AND GOISG.
Don G. Sel,E 10 In town on dying visit
lie 1. hail fellow well met" with every.
body Henry Tucker IL visiting his
relatives here-PrOl %. W. Collins
and family are spending the summer sea
son In Norway Mss Annie q. Will
goes 10 Worcester. Mass, Tuesday, on q
visit Of several week.-Mrs.. A %.
Noyes, son and daughter, and Miss Nellie
IIoigdon have gone 70 Peaks Island TOT
the summer. Mrs. Noyes has rented q
cottage on the pre,,lesi part Of the Island.