Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-27
NORWAY.

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viii commence neat Tuesday. No change
In teachers.
Mrs. % Mose has returned iron
Msssachuse,,. where she has been fcI
several weeks caring for . sick sister.
l. 0ilosrt, of the urn Of Gilbert ant
Foss. while Killing hog recently had hi'
hand hurt.
The boys are tpjoying the skating or
the bog shove Bucks dam this week
Thursday Was big day for them.
4. Dexter Andrews aud wife started foI
Lincoln, Nebraska, Wednesday. They
will 20 70 Csllfornia later. where ihey vii
spend the winter.
Miss NJ. T. Crockett and sister Louise
will spend the winter In Georges WITH thelI
brother, Warren Crockett. who IL In
trade al Canton.
4. N. Buck has rented the store undsI
freeland Howes Insurance ONCE and vii
soon open q grocery store. MI
Buck vas formerly In trade with brooks
Timothy Re,gsn was srrsiRnet Mondsy
In The Municipal Court, charged with
drunksnnss. aud disOrderly conduct lie
plesdtd guilty aud wss sentenced To ten
days Imprisonment IT, Paris all. R"agsu
Was arrested Al the Tibbe,is House S,,nr'
day uisht by Drputy Sheriff A. II Us
se,t and isksn to Paris Ill where be sober
81 "a suudsy
The Waterford stage horses while stand.
ing ia front 81 thu depot Taesdsy mornin &
bsc.me frightened and ran from the sta.
ton 20 Main street down M,in Street 10
q \. Tacksr's harness sAop who're thty
w.r. stopped by an elm tree. The three
\ h..
broken, the pole and whlfiisi ree were brok'
Ga bot DO one Was irJard. The damages
were light
A large number OF odd Fellows from
Portland vi.ltcd Notsy I.oige ] o. % v
Ta--d.y evening. They ~-ts mech P''.-
"a with ihs working OF the degrees Amer
the work = sspp-r WAS served.
Mlss Jai, Hsths~sy. 81 Arlt'ns, ~iu
spent The wlnisr with her bro'hsr q. l.
Hathaway. Miss Hathaway came lac,
week
The lsdls- ~ the unlysrsall.i society
are gsiiiug ups cook book. E,eh mem
h~r Of The circle contributes ~ the book
Ia The wy OF fret class receipts for new
and tried dishes which will be sold q, their
fair nett month.
The Mock Dill. L,dls-' Broom Drin
and M.qssr,de VS. rep,stsd for The bone
d. OF the Norway Llshi inf,ntry a. Nor.
way Opers House "Wednesday evening.
About seventy I've couples were on The
f1or. An oyster suppsr was served At the
Real. House.
Psnnss.-e~s.-ee Lodge X. OF T., No Is
will give q THANKSGIVING Concert aud Ball
At Sorsy Hall. Thursday evening,
November g9lh Hall director TnOmss
Thlboissug aids. Asa ID True. q. w.
Ch,.e, y Y F,nnee. John w. Chsibourne
and Harry White. Og.,sr supper al Desis
House. Music BY ioapgs Orchestra
Tickets 10 f)or rs cents per couple. Sup
per per couple 50 cents.
Werner whitman. son ofC. v. whitman,
R.q IL teaching In District No s, Pike's
Hll, aud IL giving excellent satisfaction.
Nj Whitman IL q yoang man OF much
promise.
Mr.. A. II. Chase Vas on the street
Thursday. lie l. much Improved In
health. although not yet fully recovered.
Augu.is Norway. the enierpfislng pro-
piie,or of the Norway Laundry establish.
ment 10 hi, village. departed with friend
Las, week for POfilsni osisnsibly 10 ,s'l.i
MI. companion 10 gstting some money on
negou,hle paper. M. prolonged absence
has caused nj. many friends much anxiety
aboai hi. safety. This interc-t on the
part OF Norway. ffienis 4. not lsssenei
by the fact that many have been in,roiue-
ed IN him nuaneially. some 10 the extent
OF $50
LP. Bartlett, Jr., OF Lynn, Mas, va.
In town this week.
G n. Cummings 4 Sons are lsylug The
foundation for q cooper shop. They have
contracted 10 furnish o large quantity OF
shook which they will manufacture this
winter.
C.E Rlne. has rented the store In the
Soye. Block next Horace Coles jsuslry
store on Main Street and will shortly
open . confectionery store. MI. Rine-
will manufacture candy. We understand
,hN, be will not continue In the baking
business.
Rev. n. \ Ridcoa,. pastor of,he Con.
greg,iloual society In this village has been
engaged for another year 81 an Increased
salary.
The dram. entitled Forced To the
War" or the "Sab Ranners OF 'G3.t" Was
presented 20 . fairly good hOuss a. the
Opera IIoase Friday evening. IL was
played by home talent aud the parts were
well acted. The following took part 10
The play
=. :. etsarns. W. A. Hatch. q. \. Akers
C. D. gines. 4. W Marshall. Dcnisou
cole, 4. y. Hiilol. Mr.. Carrie Ames, Mrs.. Mar
gsryt iiassr. Mr. If-e Aker. fr.hk BARTLETT
X. q. oarnsy. N. L. Lobby, "a. 7, Crockstt.
Friday Afternoon about I've o'clock VII.
liam Twombly and william Records, while
sts,lag on the bog broke through the Ice.
t - L. "a 4
few minutes. Twombly had 9 very mar.
row esc,ps. lie went under twice and
was saved .. he WAS going down The third
time.
In the Norway Municipal Coar, Ss,ur.
day forenoon the action OF assumpslt on
an account annexed. w. \. Merrill W.
Sewsll Austin Was tried. Judgment IN be
rsnd.fei At December term. 3 y.
slsarns, Esq.. Tor Plaintiff Hon. A. 3.
Kimbsll for Defendant
NJ. l. Kimbail, Hon. A. :. kimbslfs SOD,
paid his election bet this week by giving
Jesse Warren e free whselbsrov ride
from Bridge Street 10 DAnforth Street
aud return.
Healthhil Pread.
DR.. & Goodrich, . prominent paysi.
Nltu Ol hlAurNtt VI WINS tA' iN'Nfs -
his investigation OF the baking powder
question III regard Prof Horsford'- pow
der a. hsalihful aud nutritious, II being
composed OF phosphate acid and ol'eN'
bouste OF soda The excellence OF TIL.
CON ,tion 10 so universally c,mmtuied
by physicians sud chemists, tha, my 10.
dorsement IL simply superhnous. Bread
made from unbolied or Grahsm nour. 10
more heslihful than that made from refined
-four. simply because the latter hs, been
deprived OF the nutritious phosphstes.
IIorsford's powder restores 20 the nour The
phOsphstes removed In the boiling process
and Increases the food properties OF the
bread by that smouat The phosphates
aid the digestion, and nourish and invig.
orsts the brain and nervous system. aud
Prof Horsford's method ofsupplylng them
with our daily bread IL certainly q won