Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-04-20
NORWAY.
vrr.IAGE DIRECTORY.

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la. srfu SATURDAY. erfr.nE.
The foot . races Ia Norway Hall on
Thursday evening. April 18Th, were AZ.
tended by a large crowd OF spectators ani
some fne running was shOwn-excelling
that OF the previous race. Ia The three
mile race the nrst money. i've dollars 10
amount, was taken by "a. M~cKcen-ilme
eighteen minutes and " second JACK
smith, second. Atwo-mllc race followed
Immediately. which Jack Smith, though
having run three miles In quick time j1st
previously, succeeded la Winning In twelve
minutes and slx seconds; J. y. bolster,
second. The one-mllc race was won ~
james True In dsc minutes and any sec.
onds. Ca next Thursday night there will
be 4 ~two.hours' 60 as-yOu.yOu please race
sans place.
The iron pipe FOR the water works which
are 10 be put In here ~ soon a. the ground
opens has begun % arrive. Ihrcc hun
irci aud my ions has already been re.
cclyed and moro coming. The system OF
water works 20 be pat In here will be such
a. 20 guarantee "a efficient supply OF wafer
20 the village for all purposes OF domestic
use and Gre protection. A large stand
pipe or reservoir capable OF holding nve
hundred thousand gallons OF water. Is 10
be erected on Pixies I'LL, into which the
water will be pumped from the pond BY
steam pumps, from thence II will be car.
rled By pipes 10 al parts OF the village.
Thlriy-one hydrAnts are 10 be scattered
over the village, and the reservoir IL 10 be
placed high enough on the hlll ~ tha, the
pressure will be sufficient 20 throw a stream
from the hydrAnts one hundred feet In
height. This will give ~ good protection
from irc a. can be obtained. The lmpor'
lance OF this enterprise 20 The village eau.
not be oyer-estimAted. and Is successful
completion will mark a great step In al.
vance.
The lecture and camp. Ore. held here last
Tuesday evening. under the auspices OF
Harry Rust Post, q. A. Il, was a grand
success In every way. The lecture by
Past Commander GEORGE II. Patch on the
battle OF Antictam was very Interesting In
is language and - delivery. Mr.. Patch
Is a doe speaker aud held the attention OF
the audience from the beginning 20 the
close OF his address. The Norway Brass
Band were Ia attendance aud furnished
music that would have been no disgrace 10
Chandler. Prof. T.. y. Parker OF Everett,
Mass, furnished q select reading. entitled
the (" Blue and the Gray" which was well
received by the audience and An encore
given. Amer the lecture, = very enjoyable
campfire was held. az which Z" rations ="
were deal, out and disposed OF. Remarks,
stories aud songs by guests present fol-
lowed, and this was the funny part OF the
evening. The campfire was presided over
by Gen. Geo. L. Beal. who frst called out
the lecturer, Mr.. Patch. lie responded
In 4 speech brlstling with Fun and telling
points. DR.. A.C. lIAmlin followed, sllud.
Ing 10 some well known characteristics Of
Maine regiments In the war OF the rebel.
lion, which Judge Foster, who came next,
seemed { o consider a. being directed 10
him. Judge Foster alluded la 4 very feel.
ing way 10 Col. Rust for whom the q. A.
X. Post here was nsmedl ~ no Colonel, for
whom he had a warm attachment and
" than whom q nobler man never len the
State OF Maine" Hon. ]. l.. Swssey FOL.
lowed In q speech In his welLknown happy
vein, which was well received. Judge Will
son, II. &. Davis, Esq and George III.
Brown, Esq, OF Mason, finished the list,
AZ about midnight. Altogether the occa-
sion was one OF great pleasure to those al.
tending.