Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-09-04
NORWAY.


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Prayer Mssi.as. : - ?. ~, Cia.' hsstns. Friday
Iors
Tuesday OF last week the Couuiy Com
missioners viewed the way A. laid out
around Flinrs I'LL and bad hearing on
the petition 20 dlscon,inae the sane.
There being no opposition The way was
discontinued.
Or Eimon J. Noye. has moved into The
rooms over \. l.. Crocks,ts drug store.
Dr.. u y. Brsibury has moved Into his
new house, the Dsnison stand on Main
Street
Mr.. \. II Folsom. OF Dover. ". n. IL In
town thl. week la the Interest of the New
Hampshire Masonic Mutual Relief As.oeis'
ton.
Petitions praying for the sppoln,men, OF
william Emery a. Trial Justice, have been
ciculsted among the legal profession OF
til. place and will be Forwarded 10 the
Governor a. once. Business IL good In
Oxford.
Tue be., o. 90 grain bal. In town q,
Ksnusy & SWEETS.
Mr. aud Mrs. Cn.rles II. Haskell have
retained from . very pleasant visit In
Waterford. Albany aud Bethel
The village schools commenced Tues
DAY, the 2s,h. with the following teachers
and attendance High School. Principal,
AZ. n. Small. Miss Mary y Pray. Asst, Z.
Attendance 81; Grammar, Miss Lens NJ.
Jordan, OF Waterford. With 56 scholars !
Intermediate, Miss Mile Andrews, ~ :
Lower Primary. Miss Kate Hobbs, with
-, Middle Primary, Miss Virgins De
Co.,sr with IS, and the Upper Primary
with 80, and Miss Ellie Swan As Instructor.
The Only changes are In the Grammar
ana Lower Primary schools. Miss Annie
Parker and Ms. ineE NJ Stuart resigned.
AZ Forbes, OF the Democrat, Was In
town Tuesday.
A pension has been granted james Dan
forth. formerly OF this plsee now OF Or
ford
Jos, what you have been looking for.
footwear chesp At Kenney a Susits.
Judge G. y. whitman spoke 81 IIunts
Corner Thursday evening" In alArge and
vlie-awsks Republican meeting.
NJ y. Kerwin. OF Peabody, Msssaehu.
sstts, l. visiting In town.
Mrs.. n. r.. Drake, OF MAnehester.by.the
Sea, Mass, Is visiting her relatives In this
village.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Webb are keeping
house on Cottage Street
George X Howe aud wife are spending
few days At D.Ineld this week.
Mr.. A. 4. Morrison, OF Sanford, Maine,
IL visiting at frcelsnd Iowe's Mr.. vi. 10
engaged In the Insurance business.
&. ID. wA,ers has moved Into DR.. II. Y.
Brsdbury's house.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Y. Msrston and A. w.
whitshouse and wife. OF this place, attend
ed the third annual reunion OF the White.
house family a. Topsham, Maine, last
week.
The ell OF the Beals House has been
newly rooted.
To. Ladies Uniyer.slis, Circle met At
Mrs 4. y. Libby's, Friday afternoon and
enjoyed basket picnic.
Saturday Afternoon, August 25lh, The
following Jurors were drawn 10 serve al
the October term OF the \. j. e.. ~ Psfis
Grand Jury, X. :. freeman; Traverse Jary
| W A. wAlicOmb and George A. brooks.
A. G. Greene, OF the nrm OF Greene
Co, and George w. Brown, NJ. ID, OF this
village have built . camp ~ North Pond
They intend 10 enjoy the duck season.
CIR Smith has opened photograph
saloon 81 Norway Lake aud for the nef,
month proposes 10 take pictures or al
sizes al nearly half price. MI. Smith 10
nrs, class artist and his work always give
satisfaction.
The place 20 buy h'st class boots and
shoe. IL 81 Xenney 4 SWEETS. They bav'
recently pu, In . large stock OF new goods
Call.
Friday evening q, s o'clock J. A. Rob
erts called TO order the largest and mos
enthusiastic Republican meeting OF th'
season. The Opera House was nlled u
It's utmost capacity. Hon. w. L. Hep
burn, OF Iowa. wAa introduced by cnair
man Roberts and received with prolonged
applause. lie reviewed the history OF IN
two old parties showing that the Demo
cratic party had from It's Inception oeel
opposed 10 Q protective tafin system, ina
when the southern confederaey WAS Top
ping, the Democratic convention OF isC
declared IL was q failure. That inAsmuc
A. the msjoriiy ofthe lesders OF that parI
are honorary members OF the English IRE
trade Organization, the Golden Club, ihei
tendency toward free trade is to D. ex
pected. lie reviewed the Republics
achievements In an eloquent manner an
closed with IN appeal 10 the young men '
think aud vote for themselves. His elc
qasnce ELECTED frequent applause an
throughout the hour and half The 40
dience gave the strictest attention. Ther
was slarge attendance from South Paris
The West Paris Brass Band furnished nt'
class music.
The Norway Brass Band was folloue
by seven or more OF the leading Democrat
10 South Paris Friday evening, where the
attended q Democratic rally addressed b
Hon. ]. II Dooliitle The representative
the Norway Democracy looked lonesom
In the big four horse team and reminde
one OF Coleridge
"LIke one that on lonesome road
Doth walk In fear and dread"
WORK was commenced st the corn Ia
tory this week.
Frank Soyes is making improvement
. on his buildings.
John Crockett. OF Dover. N. H., forme
ly OF this town. 10 spending his vacation
= this village.
Roosevelt Frost, one OF our most prospe
Gus farmers, has . turkey which has ia
an egg every day since last April and
s,iil containing Ia her good work. n
wonder he prospers.
Brick sidewalks are soon 70 De built
I front of the old shoe factory on Main 81.
{ Hon. Nelson Dngley, Jr., and Col. Al
!, con &. Wood viii address the Republicar
! Of this place a Norway Opsrs Hoas