Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-01-26
NORWAY.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY


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fslio-s' llal.-Sor~ay Loise. No. u. s'ev Tues.
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noon % NJ before nil noon.
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frt fnisy evening u sarh moufh.
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Hal. sveu saturday evening.
Last Sunday night the brick roof OF the
new engine house At the shoe shop fell In,
damaging the engine somewhat and ne
cessltatlng q shut down OF . couple OF
days. Wednesday another accident oe-
Cured. One OF the castings OF the engine,
which had probably been cracked by the
previous fall OF brick upon 10, gave out,
and another stop became necessary. These
accidents have made things quiet around
the shoe shop this week, though the work
OF getting the machinery and shsfing Of
the new shop into running order, goes
constantly on and gives employment To
llltT lAlkt Ilul0Nt w I. wv
derstood that the new shop will be started
Monday morning. Mr. Marston the prin.
cipal selling agent OF Spinney 4 Co, was
here last week. lie says that notwith.
standing the large number OF green hands
employed the shop Is turning out ~ good
q shoe As ever.
The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the new Norway Tanning
Company whas held In Boston, Wed.
nesdsy, Jan. 20. q. L. Davis was
elected President, II. l.. Horne OF this
town Treasurer. aud l.. q. Wallace, ii. l..
Horne and - Reed. Directors. We
understand ths, the death OF the late Geo.
y. Roberts, while q severe blow 10 the
Company, will In no way cripple II or I'm
pair materially It's effective ability for bus
mess.
j. n. HaIelton OF this place IL conduct.
ing q very successful dancing school at
Norway Hall. 0ver sixty couples are In
attendance. and all speak In the highest
terms OF Mr.. Hszelton's ability ss an In
structor. A course OF six assemblies be-
gins Thursday evening.
w. II. Warren lost his stallion, Lone
Star. last week, from brain fever. Lone
Star Was Q finely bred animal, aud has
been q successful competitor In trots on
the grounds OF oxford County Agrieultur-
| oil Society, and In other places.
A. J.. Movers has moved from the lower
end OF Main Street, where he has resided
for several years, 10 the rent over The
fitz store. lie IL already running the
store, and 10 prepared 10 offer customers
fancy groceries. fsh and oysters and other
articles usually kept at this well known
store. We hope he may be successful In
receiving Q good patronage.
Miss Annie v. Hayden OF Norway wa
the Poetess Of the graduating exercises oil
her class st Salem Normal School lately.
The Boston Journal speaks 10 terms OF
praise OF her production.
Rev. John Moore, who has lately been
lecturing In Brighton, has been In town
the past week, endesvoring 10 arrange for
. course OF three lectures 70 be delivered
here on the following subjects 0eologi'
cal History Of the Earth and Man, Mon.
uments, and Antiquities OF Egypt aud
Ancient America. IL II 70 be hoped thai
arrangements viii be made 70 have the
lectures given here.