Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
NORWAY.

lie ANNUAL tCuool mtcNnk Ol tut wa
lsge district Was held Al Academy Hal
Wednesday evening. \. I. Mlll.it acted
~ moderator y. II. Brown was elected
district clerk, g. Y. whitman, school
agent. A grading committee was elect
81 consisting OF Charles y. Whitman, Rev.
Miss q. n. Augsll AMI Dr. G. W. Hsrelton.
$500 WAS VOTED for Free High school.
TIE agents report showed that the q ian.
cial condition % the district has steadily
Improved. there being 500 more Ia de-
fray The expenses Of the spllng term than
at the same date one year ago. The later
est % The parents IL thoroughly aroused
In school ma,tsrs In this v.llage.
J. A. Slcksrsou. OF Boston, formerly
connected with The Norway Tanning Com
psny I. Boston took keeper has s.iIlsd
In this village.
Miss EiiA Soye.. OF this place. Ia. & lns
20 wluehsudon. MSS.
The ID. ID. q. n L.. Scott shorey. Of
Bath, will visit oriclally Unlon Royal Arch
Chapter, No. SO. the 2ist inst Fall at
tendance L. earnestly requested.
Members OF the Grand LOigs / o. q Y.
OF Miire will visit Norway Lodge next
week Tuesday % witness work on the lsl
degree ny the Lodge Degree stan
W. II Warren IL maklng sOGle Improve.
ments on bis buildlngs on Bridge street.
Mis-. Ella Merlin, ~ Lewiston, has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. ChAs. FREEMAN
the past week.
We Understand the High school
scholars are preptring n give public en-
ieriainmcu, before The close OF The pfvsen,
term OF school.
The Norway shoe Store still eonilnus
10 ofsr unusually good bargains 10 boots.
shoes sni fubbers.
Amos Towne I. ai,lng up the waiter
Abbott store Tor q confectionery store ,ni
oyster saloOu The store IL being
thoroughly cissuei, newly painted sni pa.
persd. II will BE- one OF iha most attract.
i've place. the village aforis. Mr.. Towns
will so al Ia bis power - merit tn best
patronage % the place
John 81 Cummings silll continues 10
Improve Ia hs,lth.
The Waterford stage came through "a
Norway Tuesday arriving here In The AZ
,efnO0n. The Brligi0n stage was unable
IN get further than sumner Davis Tues
DAY bat reached Norway AZ the usual time
the next day Both retained Wednesday
webb 4 wAksnsld, the Blue Store cloth
lsrs, ale ofering unusually good bargains
In all kinds 81 gents clothing.
Dancing master Haselton's assemblies
commented Thursday evening Al The Opsfa
House. Tho dr.i WAS conducted BY the
ladis. and was success over dny
couples on The door The music was
furnished by the Norway Orchestra The
nett assembly will be held on Thursday
evening the 22i.
W II. whi,eomb has gone TO Psnnsyl'
vanls on business.
ONlng 20 the storm the village schools
we're not In session Tuesday.
A literary contest IL going on In The
Norway Grange under The leadership OF
Mrs Frank A. Danforth and Mrs. Ch.riss
W. Rysrson. saturday afternoon Mrs. Dan
for,h's side gave the nfsi entertainment
which proved % be successful one.
Mis- Zilphs Prince read an original poem,
Mr Frank Noble .Ane "Mfs. McLaughlin's
rwin', followed ~ an original poem from
ID A. Goih,m
Jas, as John Me,isr stepped from the
doorway OF \ l.. Cfockei,'s drag store,
Friday afternoon, large piece OF Ice fell
from the roof striking him on the head.
lie received . severe blow bat no per
mabsn, lpJary.
l.. T.. Bartlett, OF the ffm OF II. y. spin
uey & Co, shoe manufacturers OF thss VII
lsEe 10 In town on business connected with
the arm.
Augusta Mills, OF Boston. Mass, dl.d
very suddenly a. her home In Boston ihi'
week. Miss alll. was the daughter OF
Mrs. Olive Mills OF thls town. The re-
mains were brought 20 Norway Tor burial.
A large amount OF snow aud Ice from
ih- roof OF Norway Hall struck Geo. A.
Cole. building neKI - y. l. Crockett
drug store Que evening this week an
started the foundation 90 much tha, TIE
door. could not be opened Ani shut. We
understand that the whist club were con
slierAbly walked up