Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-05
NORWAY.

class trip. All had good luck. fftelAnd
Howe landed the largest trout weighing
eight pounds.
Mrs. Mlllner has moved into her former
rent In Mrs. q. l.. Reeds house on the
corner Of Main and Pleasant streets. Mrs.
Millner IL smart and enjoys NE much.
At the annual election OF officers OF The
Uniysrsalist Sabbath School last Sunday
the following were chosen
Superintendent. cha. y. Ridion vice sept.
Geo. " liove. secI.tary' Chez. Aasrs. a..
samuel fssof, Librarian, Harry Ames; AZ
sisiants. Henry Favor and freelani love. Jr,
Chofister. Horace Colei Assistant, kfiie Akers.
ChA. A. Woodbury.. OF Dover, \. H.,
vas In town this week. Mr.. Woodbury.
Was formerly 9 cutter In the shoe factory
81 this place.
Mrs. Henry g Reed and daughter. who
through the winter have occupied aren't In
Mrs. Granville Reeds house have moved
onto their farm again.
The large teams were In attendance at
the base ball game between the Oorhsms
aud Paris clubs on the fair grounds Wed.
nssday Afternoon. A large company OF
Norway people witnessed the game and
called II well played.
John y. Swsln has bought J A. Bolstsr's
sisrd on the corner OF Desl and Tucker
streets.
chas. o Goodwin, OF Lewiston. made hls
Norway frlends . short ylsl, saiardsy.
lie Va. on his return from Waterford.
20 Elliott has taken rooms oser the
store of Brooks & Buck.
Mr.. Henry Tucker aud family, OF New
York. are visiting relatives In town. MT.
Tucker's family will spend the summer
months on the farm with Mrs. Henry c.
Reed.
Brick side walks are being built on each
side OF Main street In front Of the shoe
factory aud John Bakers place.
stephen II Cummings IL having the
pipes laid % the centre OF his dooDard
where he will soon pat In q fountain.
Memorial Day W. appropriately OBJ
served by the Grand Army OF the Republic
and citizens OF Norway Harry Rust Post
%. A u psrtook OF well served dinner
az ~ o'clock. AZ two O'Clock the pro.
cesslon Was formed 10 front OF q. A. II
Hall aud marched Arolui the square and
down Main street % Pine Grove Cemetery
from there 10 Rasifsli Cemstery decorai.
ing the graves OF soldiers In each cemetery
with the usual Memorial Day service.
Dl.ilngul.hable for the many beautiful
n)ral decorations from friends and rels
tive. OF the dead vas f)rh oHiriug from
the family OF Col. Rust. OF llaverhlll,
Mass, star. From the Rastnsld Gene.
terry the procession returned 10 the Opera
House. where the commander. ID. \. San.
born, delivered the address of welc )me.
Prayer was ofsrci by Rev Miss ANGEL
followed by the Bartlett family Who sang
very nicely the RICK OF Liberty" Mas.
ter Walter S,nboru, sou OfD \. Sanborn,
dld credit 10 himself by the delivery OF
defamation. Rev. II \. Rlieout's al.
ires. was one OF the best delivered here
fJr years.
Kenney & Sseit are constantly receiving
new goods and can suit everyone wanting
boot. and shoes.
samuel Favor IA. been ,ppolnisd by the
.electmsn liquor agent
Horne ani Bearce are, We understand,
building q brick creamery 90 the old blake
farm now Owned by them.
Wesley Pierce will eel AZ suction sale
Jane sth, commencing a. eight o'clock. In
the Bartlett store, the entire stock OF
goods consisting ~ picture frames, sewing
m hines, etc now In the store on Bridge
street, known a. the Nate llaieh store.
The drains entitled "Oar Boys" WAS
plsyci AZ the Opera House Taesday even.
log, by lOcsl talent Mrs. George X
Howe acted a. stage manager and prompt.
er YOungs Orchestra furnished music.
Very good attendance.
large audience listened 20 an excellent
memorial sermon AZ the Methodist church,
Sunday. Rev. Nj Corey took bis text
from Psalms WV, Z. The liquor question
WAS sbly handled In all Ia different s
poets. The sermon WAS Instructive and
- m point
Miss Nellie c. Dlnsmore. daughter OF
Q. W. bln.mofe, formerly OF Norway,
graduated from the Gensseo, H., High
School, Friday, jane ist
The Psnncsseew,ssc- Reds ani South
Paris base ball clubs played smart game
on tbs circus grounds May SO.h. Score
Is 10 = Rds won. The young men
played well.
Norway Lleh, Inf,niry WAS recently 10.
specied by Col. T. e. harrington.
when you are 10 Norway don't forget %
call 81 ~ Mlin ~ and see the largest ani
be., selected stock ofboo,s ani shoes In
The Coan,y.
Mrs. Jackson Clark l. once more upon
The street. She l. TO be- congratulated up
on her speedy recovery.
Lyman Crockett nnishei his work FOR
the ifm OIL II. Cummings & Sons last
week and Hosea Abbott has been employ.
81 Ia his plsee. Mr. Abbott IL an sIpe-
rienced mill hand and gives excellent salts
faction.
The attractive and artistic manner In
which the store OF \. II. aud 4. \. Prince
hAs been painted and ornamsutei has call
ed forth public praise. The work was
done by q. w. Chsney, OF this village,
Sorwsys skillful local Interior painter
and decorator. Mr.. Chsnsy evidently
understands hls Business.
& r.. Russell has come out with 9 new
leo cart, The iron work WAS done by
Lewiston parties The wood work aud
painting by Norway men. IL Il nrsi
Glass ice cart.
Az the Republican caucus, Saturday,
jane 20. AZ four z NJ. held st the Opera
House. the following delegates we've elect.
81 - the county convention 10 be held q,
Paris June sTth
John A. Roberts, John A. wyman. &. y. Whit.
man, ;. >. rtearns, Z. ". Partridge and D.. q.
smith.
Ephralm brown Was chosen moderator
OF the caueu. with s. \. stesrus As ele:k.
wm. G. Cole, who has been appointed
road surveyor In the village district, IL
making big Improvements on Main street.
A crossing has been put down across Main