Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
NORWAY.

llt uaNa u''A'A TAU "e' b'N~' WV
a. - the farmers.
E,eyboiy /. interested In politics JUS,
now.
The Local Board OF Health Il 10 se,lys
operation. They have Inspected part OF
ihs village All will visit The rest a. an
early date They report great Improve
mcni Ia the villages sanitary condition.
G. II. Haskell, trustee OF the Andrew
Mills estate. il making improvements
about the bullilngs. lie will shlngle Tie
house and possibly build . stable this sea
son.
Mrs. james Crockett, OF this town. va.
thrown from . carriage ~ Mechanie FAILS
recently aud qulte badly although nji
dangerously itjarcd. She 10 fasi impfoV'
Ing.
A. J. avery has routed the NJ. NJ. Pain
nsy stand on Besl Street and will move In
10 the house Al once.
The Norway iAnnsry has shut down The
aalshlng department for tie present on
Ing % the dullness OF the leather market.
They are working In about 200 sides OF
green hides per day. The iannery oa'l'
ness Is dull.
The Soyes Block has been treated 10 =
coz, OF palnt. IL unlike anything In the
village, therefore very striking In apPear'
anee.
are visiting In town. Rev. Mr.. Hooper
WAS formerly pastor OF the UniyersAllsi
church in this village.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Holmes a. Mrs. Denison's Is
much better.
Ms Prank A. Dluforih and mother,
Mrs. Tenney, are visiting In Mssaeha'
seits.
The selec,men, OF Norway, have pre-
sentsd petitions % the County COmmis'
.loners praying the discon,luuanee OF two
roads or way not yet built. The one
around Bolster llill on the waterford
road. The other from Greenwood TO the
Mllle,t district
The band gave oue OF their best open
air concerts Monday evening. They oeeu.
pied the band stand 81 the corner OF
Bridge and Water Streets. The music
VAS epj Dyed by 9 large numoer OF citizens.
Harry Milleti, OF Auburn, spent the Sab
bath 10 town last week.
County Commissioner, W. w. Whit
marsh, with his associates are viewing
county roads this week In the lake region.
NJ. and Mrs. freelsnd Howe visited
their daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Morrison, this
week.
Harry skllllngs. OF the Advertiser once,
has last finished three years apprentice
.hip And will 20 10 CallfOrnls with w. Z.
PieTce's party In July.
Hon. A. 5. KlmbAl, George A. Cole, w.
n. Whl,comb and Charles l. Hathaway OF
Portland CAmmAbdry, No. 2, y. A. M
went on the Pilgrimage ~ Charleston,
a 40 nj M
Battle OF Bunker iill, the ls.h.
Rev. l. II. Tabor Is visiting Ia The VII
lAge this week.
DR.. George w. IIsLelton and wife have
gone 10 New York on pleasure trip.
DR.. william II. Lapham, OF Augusta, WAS
| In town recently.
by order OF the selecimen OF the town
all persons are warned not 10 play ball In
the village streets. Good Idea.
| Frank III. Stevens WAS taken very sud
denly sick at his blacksmiih's shop on
Main Street Saturday. lie was carried
10 his home and Is now fast recovering
From the proceeds OF entertainments
given by the High School seventy. i've
volumes OF useful literature have been
purchased for the school library.
s. y. Stsarns, @. Y. Lewis, G. y. Mason
aud A. J. Avery, Thursday night, last, al
Lewiston, took the Knlghi Templn de-
gree.
Ephram Brown aud son Julian report .
very successful nshing trip 10 the four
ponds In Franklin county this week.
DIR. George II. Andrews and wife, OF
Auburn, were In town this week.
Perry w. Jadkins, OF the frm ofJad'
klns and Noyes has recently purchased
new bicycle.
That game OF base ball between the law
yers and doctors OF Norway, IL creating
considerable interest. A meeting WAS
held at the headquarters Friday evening,
which WAS largely attended by both sides.
The date suggested II June 90ih, Saturday
4 30 Pm, and place the Fair Grounds
between Norway and Paris. Owing 10
some Misunderstanding a. TO the umpire
OF the game arrangements were made
whereby Charles Mason and tax collector
Lord win share the honors equal one be-
hind the catcher aud the other behind the
pitcher. Admission 10 grounds % cents.
Proceeds 10 go TO Norway Public Library
Association fund.
The strawberry festival and promenade
concert Friday evening, 81 Concert Hall,
under the auspices OF the Ladies Univer-
salist Circle was perfect success.
Young's 0rchestra Was In attendance and
a. usual furnished hrst class music.
Abbeys Uncle Toms Cabin Company
played at the Opera House, Friday evening
to very fair house. The company parad.
ed Main Street at noon, and played several
selections In the evening In front ofths
Opera House.