Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-09

onos a soa,h. Circles ,w.ou = moaih. en WEDNESDAY
eVenlnr. M.
SUNDAY school. n Y. rabtafh evening ssVife,l fh
Prayer meetings Tuesday ani nafsday sVsninr'
Clfcie mestings oncs 10 tSo "etA'' %
nsshaii', caarL. nsy. %. =. rln.buy, Pastor
sabbath scheol. ~ r.. eharh serice, - ' NJ.
suniay evening %ssrvies, irH. Prayer mesunrs
Wednesday sysnlngs. y
,oorr rtrrrSa..
"a 4. M-Unloa r. a. 4. No. a.. IN Mascnls
| Hal, WEDNESDAY, evening" On ~ hslnfe fal ulacns-
Oshrl Iodge Ne. u. Mondayoa % b.nre feif hooa
~ berth friiay evening. % .ash .nouih. a. ois
Yellow iiAi-Norsay Iodr,. No u. even Ia''
K. 90 y rsnns..ssa.sss, No u. wsins.d.,
svsalnr saeh sssk, Ia X. ~ 4 Hal.
10. C-Norsay Comnanlsv. Ne, stl. &C.,
.ai third Friday evening. of sash u'onih. 10 Old
y. o, -SorsG .ns., No. ". saturday aa'r
"a. Hillary Rast rosi. No. -. aCranrs Hal,
ffst luiay evening" q earh m"ui.
l. %. q. T.-llustfdi Ieiu, So. -. a ounrs
Hal. ever saturday evsnlna.
Buiwcr.LJiton $ great comedy "Moasy,'
will be- presented AZ Norway Hall, Friday
night 90 this week. FEB. i3th, with the
following east ~ characters
Aifrel Evelyn. George n Howe. sir John
Nessy. D. !. nOsn. Loci oloasmOfp, 4. u.
Morrison. sir Frcdefisk niouui.s :. u. iiayden
lleulsmin stout, 4. = Akefs, Graves. IrAnk
kimbail. Captaln Dudley Snooth. \. i True,
Mr.. sharp. 50 sisams. Od Member, q D..
kines. flai. &. u Ballos Green, q = hidlon
Iags. b. Hose T. clara D01giass. Miss llhoda
f1kc, Lady FrRnkiln. Nir- = =. Prince Ceor
gina, Miss Carrie A. Ames.
Music will DO furnished by the Norway
Dfass Hand, 90 which Organization the
proceeds are 10 20. Tickets Tor sale al
Crockc.t's Drug Store. AZ - and % cents.
Doors open a. : r. a.. overture by the band
At = ". The entertainment will BE- well
worth the admission price, aud the cause
fOf which the proceeds arc golng IL ons in
which All our people shoali be Interested
80 We hope 10 see a good house. Shoali
the good people ~ Paris, or any other al
Jolniug town. tax, the time 10 cone, we
think they will feel fichly repaid.
Payroll At the shos shop last week was
$3.50 O5, which IL the largest weekly pay.
roll ever known In Oxford County. About
eighty hands arc now Al work In the new
shop, aud the number Is Increasing every
day.
J W. Everett Is dolag a large baslness
Ia meats and provisions. lie keeps anrsl.
class market and i literally pairoulfed.
The Pabllc Library has received an all
dlilon OF about two hundred aud my new
books. the past week, and some more than
. hundred additional ones are expected
this week. when the new books are all In
that have been plrchassd. the library will
have one thousand volumes OF wsli-selectld
books. Considering the fact that the u.
brary has not YET been cpcn SIX months,
aad that 10 has received very few donations
and none OF large amouni-we think IL
record i one OF which 10 friends may well
be- proud.
The Dlfigo Dramatic Club. OF South
Paris, have consented 90 repeat the drama,
Ten Nights IN = Baf.room, " % Sofwsy
Hall, Tuesday night. Feb. lCth, Tor the
benefit OF The library. This drama was
presented AZ South Paris recently and was
well received. We hope u may draw a
good house here
The docke, OF The Norway Municipal
Court showed eight new entries 4, the
February term.
The Chau,auqua circle will NEE; with
Mrs. Horace Perry. Monday evening. Feb.
18th Programme a. follows
Roll call 81 msmhsrs responded a. ~ quota.
lions. fApef, itobt nuowning. Horace Perry.
1haractsi sketch o~fIirowning' Nellie nuswel
llsailng. The 10y and Tho Angel. Mfs ~ fsfTYs
rapsr, Roman lone ttsiouis sod Drcss, ME-
Dr ulfon. Paper. me faptcy-iis History. is
Nature. IT. rosrr in The rast and the Present.,
=. :. sisams, Isssy. Victor Emanuel and Ills
umss. Mr.. VISUAL. Quctt0n iDt and Items
Of Current Ncss
Very interesting temperance meetings
arc being held Al the Methodist church
every Sabbath, Al which short speeches
are made by well.kuown tsmpcrinee
workers.
NoRwAY's TINE n0HsHs.
Norway IL especially pfe-eminen, Ia rails.
ing doe horses. There are owned In town
a, The present time eleven standard bred
colt, 10 our personal knowledge. There
may b. Others, bat the ones W have re-
iufns from are a. follows
+. l.. Rlehsrisoni Capt wedgwood,
~lwO.year-old stallion. sired ~ Weigwood,
who has . record OF 2ii9i dan Cspltola,
with a record OF s?3i.2 No colt In
Mslne. and only one In New Euglapd, has
so fast q father and mother a. this one.
Capt. wcdgwOOi Ia a cousin 10 PAneosst,
the sire Of Patron, who Al the age OF two
years won q record or : 10 j, The Test
two.year old record In the world.
Charles Crosby II the owner OF Malice
Prince. sired by Prescott, q half brother TO
Maud y. dam OF Maine Prince l. Qlesn,
by Gen. withers. Almout, the Sire OF Gen.
wlihers. Il ihe sire Of thirty horses In the
? 30 class.
Cyru. Wiz aud Dr. q W. Brown wi
the year old oily Maggie Almout, sired BY
General withers dan Alice, ~ iSio, be
hy Rysiyk's IIA~mbletOnian. Almoni Lsdo,
a full brother 10 Maggie. showed sthree
minute gate AZ the age Oftwo years, a.
State Fair. 1885,, and was soli Tor one
thousand dollars.
Cyrus VIII, Oily Pcina, by Almoni Ledo,
mentioned above; dam Kit. by General
Lighifooi. he by General Knox.
II. N. Dearce. oily Breezy H., by Red
wood, be by Belmont, q brother TO Almoni,
mentioned above; dam Nell, by Col. Grass
be by Draco. Dam OF Nell was by = Black
hawk Stallion. Col. Grass IL the Sire OF
several horses In the = 20 class.
n. l. & &. W Horne year old stallion
Redmont. by Redwood dam by Coupon,
he by General KnOx. Redmont IL . full
brother 10 Lamont. who was sold by
Messrs. Horne At State Fair OF lssj, Tor
one thousand dollars.
George l.. Young owns two standard
bred colts, one q year old, kylm,r, bY
Prescott, mentioned above and one wean'
ling BY Redwood. 4 full brother 10 Red
mont aud Lamont, mentioned In the pro-
ceedlng notice.
A. II Williamson has weanllng Oily
Mortalns. sired by IlArbinger, VITO was
the sire OF Harebell, the fastest two.year'
old 10 Maine, same dam a. Almoni Ledo.
Dr.. Brown also ownst two standard bred
animal. besides the share In the one owned
In common with Mr.. Wit. First 4 ore-
year-old flly by IIarblnger; dam With q
record OF si?T; grsndsm record 2i2s.
Second, weanllng Pilotone, bred by j. L.
& II. l. Horne; sire Dorchester, son CT
Dictator, who was the sire OF Jay-EYe-
See, record eil0. Phsllas, = il3 81, Dlree.
tor, 2iiT. and other noted race horses.
Dam OF Pilotone, Louise, by Black Plot,
| with record OF ? 80. Black Pilot Is the
sire OF Pilot Knox. record 2il9 60, Tennle
D., 2 20, and many others.
We doubt II any other town In oxford
County can show A. many standard bred
animals as Norway. There are very many
nnely bred horses and colts 10 town, be-
sides those mentioned here. but these are
the real article. and are registered la IVA