Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-28
NORWAY.


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Twen,y.elghi persons signed the tenn
perauce pledge lat sunday evening ~ the
Methodist church. The meeting vas Que
OF much Interest.
Dr. George H. Andrews will locate In
Auburn. lie Il a graduate % one OF the
nrsi universities. sni has taken a post
graduate course Ia New York City. Thor
oughly ftiei Tor bis professional work. he
will snier upon 10 with the best wishes OF
his many friends.
Captain Gardner. assisted by Cadet Ern.
est aud Happy Jennie. src nov showing
The Inhabitants OF Norway how % "thrAsh
TIE devil" The Invitation 10 assist In
this most interesting exercise l. thrown
broadcast This II the nrsi Visit paid
Norway by the salvation Army. The Army
4. making preparations for . permanent
solourn.
Mr.. Prl,ehafd. superintendent OF the
shoe factory a. Mechanic Falls, and wife
passed q very pleasant sabbath a. {. II.
Cummlngs's this week.
Henry Beal OF Kansas. after an absence
OF thlrteen years, Is once more renewing
his acquainiances.
y. ii. Soyes h,s purchased OF A. J. Boil.
sier q two-story house situated on the cor.
ner OF Pine and IIafsn Streets.
Miss Cole, Mrs. ChAse's mllllner, squlte
sick.
Mrs. wood.um has 10 her window
squash. Al are Invited IN guess the mum
Der OF seed. therein contained, paying Tor
the same 10 cents, or buying 30 cents
worth OF goods the guess IL thrown In
IL takes q sharp oue 20 get ahead OF our
Norway ladies.
The ladies' OF the Congregational church
will hold a weight sociable a. the vestry
OF the church on the evening OF the roth.
SUPPER will be served a. 10 cents per bun.
drei weight. q, each paying according
20 MS weight 10 cents per cwt.
Mrs. Jennie Frost, OF Frost llill, IL can.
vAsslng for the Atlas OF the World; she
expects % spend the winter In Bldieford.
George T.. Young takes the lead. lie
lately Killed . fuli.blooded Chester White
hog ,hs, weighed rs lbs.
The Mllleit boys started for Metallic
Brook, Richardson Lake. on Monday, the
e0lh, wheie they will work their horses
numbering this winter.
shepard Richardson died AZ the poor
farm, FRIDAY. the lTth.
Mrs. John Horne and her son are visit
ing her father. Capt. Amos Noyes.
Mrs. MArgrette Favor, who has been
COuuutl 70 tut uOb-t iot sao is's H'N
weeks, IL once more able 20 be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Moore are soon 10 20
20 FLORIDA
Hora,io Cole IL visiting his brothers.
Colonel Iloughton has opened his book
store.
Horse racing has become one OF the pas
times on our village streets OF late. Main
Street IL well adapted 10 the exciting
amusement, and the horsemen show their
skill 10 the great danger OF the pedestrian.
Al. Richardson's mare ran away Friday |
afternoon. She Was turned into Miss An
CELLS yard and stopped, having done no
damage. Mr.. X. left his team q, the door |
OF the Elm House stable for moment 20
get halter. and while alone the mare be-
came frightened.
The Norway Band Concert, under diree-
ton Of Y. l.. Collins OF Portland. Was
success In every particular. Sotwiih'
standing the rain the dance WAS well At
tended.
The young ladies In the s,iichlng.room
OF the shoe factory made their oyerseers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norseworthy, the happy re-
clplents OF silver service. Miss Carrie
Huntington. book.keeper In the stitching.
room, received several very valuable gins.
Chfistmas-trees a. the Methodist and
Congregational churches, Friday evening.
Miss Angel, Supervisor OF Schools, gave
the teachers throughout the town aholiday |
Friday In order that all might prepare for
Christmas. The act Is highly appreciated
by teachers and scholars.
Henry Davis while clearing out the plan.
log machine In G. ID. Cummlngs's box mill |
Friday afternoon, was sevely Injured. The
revolving knives striking the inside OF the
fingers on the left hand took the fiesh on
three nngers clear 10 the bones. DIR. Brad.
bury dressed the wounds.
The remains OF George Loysjoy were
brought home Thursday for burial MI.
l.. had just recovered from dlphtheria and,
taking . severe cold, went into quick con'
sumption.