Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-24
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"a A. N.-unioa r. A. G. No. ~, assemblies
.osis IIair ir,ias iIc.,. II. =. Rsgul.r meeting
n otfprt Lodge, No II, In MAsonic iiAll. Monial
Eysning. On % before fall moon. II. ID smith, sc
nj. o. 80. ~ f 1917 r,.d %s,'' y az. So
Wiley Encampmsnt. Ne. -, meets In Ola fslloS,
Hal. seceni sni ioarih FRIDAY Essnings 81 "a J
nanih r. T. Webb, s,ribs.-t,radsi Mutual W
llsf As'e.ia,loa q Miami. o. o. v v Ahna.
meeting, third hoadAy In January. A.. ;. kimeAh'
P.-Rsgular meeting IN II.ihs-sy Blosk,
syey .wsslassdy E,snlns A. J. Rove C. c.
10. q. Tia Gnhgs ll.l.svey Saturday eve
uing Eagsns Anir,ws. W. \.
a. A. --Iisrry Ra.t Posi, Ne. 81. meet. ths hr,'
fhday Evsu.ns IN each usoath. In Gr.ngs liAil. ID
q. q. ~. C.-Mests che 6rst All tLifi FRIDAY svsn.
lags % e.ch moaih. Geo. A. ClsaVes, N.C' Laeiia
=. of vtMss,. IN ,.r.nrs Hall ar,, and third Noa.
dsF evenings II eash monih. ]. lamps. Capt.
Regular mestings II che Norway Light Infantry,
ths ffst AL thlr Wednesday svshlnEs q sash meath
Mr. and Mrs George Merrill have moved
20 Portlsnd, where Nc. Merrill II engaged
by the Portland Star Match Company as
superintendent OF their works. Their
Norway residence, one OF the most pleas
an, Ia the village Il TO let
Harry Lane IL having bis store painted
inside and out and thoroughly nxed up.
We understand that the Deals House
will soon pass into the hands of stock
company, DO pa, Ia nrst class condition
aud leased for term Of year. 10 the right
party. Here Is the chance for the righ,
man.
nA..t. Pc. - V,,r Ma. IL IN
town. Hes quite low with Brighrs dis
ease.
The OLD pulp mill q, the Falls IL being
fitei ~ Tor lasting aud sewing shoes
NJ. Charles Hayden will have charge OF
the business. itis reported that II viii be
uulon shop aud an suxillsry OF II. ".
spinney's a Co.'S Norway factories. We
trust Il will be 9 successful move aud vast
" sugmen, the shoe business In the VII
l,se.
Mach hay was e,ush, on, in the rain
ibis week.
The Miller aud freeman circus gave
two performances Monday 10 very hlf
audiences The street parade. AFTERNOON
,nd evening entertainments were very
good The ssrnaughi having broken his
leg dii not pat In an Appsarinee so the
balloon ascension was omitted.
The Duncan Clark femAle Minstrel
show FOR some relsoa dli not reach Nor.
say the nfst % the week according 10 al
Veftisement.
lion. waldo Pe,tengill. OF Ramfori, was
In the village Tuesday.
The Old Fellows .nnual excursion 10
Portland aud the Islands and Old Orchard
will take plsce August ltih.
BERT Dcnnlson, ~ Boston, Mass, Il Wis
lliug hl. folks In ihi. village.
Mrs Houghion and daughter Nina are
visiting Mrs. n = son, Rev. y. NJ. Hough'
ton a. Cspe Elizabeth.
Mrs. q. n Bradbury, Mrs. II. y. brad
bury. Mrs. George T.. Jones and son Harry
are visiting la Lowell this week.
The Norway shoe factories have seeur'
"A = supply % coal for the coming year
Have bought several hundred tons. Az
the prevailing prices coal IL considered by
The ifm much cheaper than wood. A coal
shed 4. being built
Waiter Mann and family. ofMlltou Plan
ta,lnn, visited their relatives and friends
ln Norway lasi week.
Wright Blsbee IA. been quite sick.
A. e Wax, q 10. 90 The nfm OF Webb
wskeneld, our popular and snierprislng
eloihier-, entertained bis nihcr, Seth ID
waksfeli, last week. Mr Waksncld was
much pleased with Norway.
Kcnney & SWEET have one OF The largest
roo, and shoe stores In The country well
dlled with al the latest styles. They sell
only for cash, no credit. They are enabled
20 bay Or sell AZ the lowest ngurcs. CAL
aud examine the stock.
The Milne state Year Book or Maine
Register published by q. VI. Donham, OF
Portland, has been placed In The hands OF
the subscribers. IL contains go pages "
more than last year. There has been u
important changes In the state map max
lng II the best msp Of Maine puolished.
IL Is an important guide for business men
throughout The state.
The national game OF base ball played by
the professionals aud merchants OF this
pl,ce Friday afternoon on the Fair
t,rouuds WAS q skillfally played game.
Score At close OF the game stood to > In
favor OF The merchants. The receipts
were light. The following il list OF The
players aud their positions
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Iaptafn aud - l.. MakUnrlis e, True 80
Sicksr.un, ist d. Akerss -, Coca 10 AM y,
Hliuugs. a.. Hose. e., smiley, IT. NeNets-
FHofTssioSAts.
Captain and pitcher. warren 6. Ihayeri %
CoOs 10, tlob.Tts, 10, himIah 30, rae, W.
Noyss, a.. Drake. a.. kimbslL
Ihc R-publlcAn Tag raising Friday even
lng was attended by large ani enthuslAs'
tic gathering. The large RepuollcAn
n,g bearing the names OF Harrison MOT
ton VA. thrown ~ the breeze over M,ln
Stree, opposite the post once, q. 80
O'Clock smid deafening cheers. ie"
minutes later the young ladies OF the VII
l.ge raised second Dag bearing The
nanss of the Republican nominees opposite
the Real. House. A call for three cheers
Tor the Republican gir.s OF Norway WAS re-
sponded ~ with spirit The assembly re-
paired 20 Norway Hall where they were
sloquenily addressed by Judge Z. y. Whlt-
man, who opened the meeting and miro
daeed Hon. II. G. Davis, OF Paris. MI
Davis came Al once 10 the issues aud msde
some telling points against the psriy 10
power and In favor Of the hepubheans'
lion. John L. Swasey, OF Canton WAS
then introduced As the "silSer topgued
orator Of oxford County" and spoke Tor sn
hour in his usual fluent and persuasive
manner. The Hall was crowded and The
interest intense.
The nomination OF Gen George l.. Beal
Of this place, for Commissioners OF The
Treasury WAS confirmed by the Governor
and Couneil Thursday, the l9th. The
General died his bond for $500 600 with
Edmund ID. M,llet, Jr OF freepori, John
Marshal Brown. OF Portland, Henry VI
Bearce, and w. II. whiioomo, OF Norway,
a. surt;.ss.
ID n. san5oru, OF this place, was nomi
mated by the delegates Of the labor men IL
Convention held at Bgekhsld this week foi
Judge OF Pfoba.e.
Dr. A. q. Yoang, OF Augusta, SscretAr,
OF ths Maine State Board OF Health oy 10
yl,silon Of the Local Board OF the town
attended the meeting OF that Board III
day. The doctor advises 4 system OF sew
sge for the villsge.
Isaac II Lord while driving through M
village Saturday had quite an experience
with his colt. In froni OF Seyers the col
became frightened. broke the wh'iie,rse
cleared himself from the wagon. IN
mex, moment Lord had the colt by IN
head and thoroughly under his control, a.