Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-27
NORWAY.

The recent rain storm has made the
roads dangerous for travellers.
Az the annual meeting OF the Norway
Savings Bank Mouday evening, w. ii
whltcomb, y. A. Dauforth, q. n. Tueter.
n. l. Horne, @. l.. Hathaway, Frank
Noyes and J. o. Crooker. the old board OF
directors, were reelected. @. l.. Ilstha.
way vas elected president OF the bank 20
al the vacancy caused by The death OF
Robert NOyes. Banks condition good.
Last dividend declared four per cent.
John II. Crockett, one OF the cutters In
the shoe factory, has gone 10 Dover, N. ii.
10 work At his trade.
Parties are AZ work on the saw mill
flame al the upper end OF the village pre-
pairing for high water.
John T.. Plummsr. OF Sweden, was In
town this week.
The T. l. n. G. meetings are OF highly
interesting and instructive nature. The
nsIt meeting will be held AZ the residence
Of DIR. II,Islton, on Cottage street, the
10Th inst, NTr
Dr. Elmon J. Noyes. Who has occupied
an otice In the New Grange Block, has
moved Into rooms In Mrs Denison's house
on Main street.
Miss y n. Prince has Just returned from
BOSTON, where she has been purchasing
goods FOR the spring sales.
u NJ. O. w. GO.s, OF Lewiston, ID. q.
N. II &. Bigley, % Portland, q. W., A.
\. kImbsll. OF Norway. oficsrs Of the
Grand Lodge Of o. o. ", OF Maine with
representatives. from the various neigh.
boring lodges, visited Norway Lodge q.
%. ", ct their new and elegantly furnished
lodge rooms, In the New Masonic Block.
Tuesday evening. The evening Vas spent
In the sIsmplinc,,Ion OF the let degree
work by the Lodge Degree san directed
sy Degree Master 4. O., J. w. Cromm.,,.
Amer The excellent work by the Degree
si.r the party plrtook OF q hrst class sup
per provided by Amos T. Towne.
Df. II y. Bradbury. OF this ,ill,ge, has
returned ~ New York to resume his course
% lectures at ths College % Physicians
aud Surgeons. lie will complete tie
course before his return nsoessltatlng 40
absence from home % several months.
Df o. ". Braibury will Ia the mean time
attend the doctors p,ilsnts.
Mr. and Mrs Frank 4. Porter are soon
10 oommsnce housekeeping. They will
oceupv the reut soon % b. v,cstsi by
ME- Daniel Harmon.
Mrs.. Eisard X Kneel,nd, who has
been very sick fOr The pas, two weeks, IL
much better.
John Cammlngs IL STEADILY Improving
Ia health ani will soon be able ~ attend
To Business sgsin. lie len bis room thi.
week and went to the once.
We understand that Benz Tucker. who
1, q hs.vy loser by the wlnslow Packing
Cos failure. speaks In fsyorabls term, OF
the speedy adjustment Of the whole ,r,lr
The general opinion seem. 90 be that the
factory will be run the coming summer s
without interruption.
An argent Invitation - every one % at
tend the clan ehowier supper a. Concert
Hall Tuesday evening. After supper the
usual tvn hOars dance. Price rs cents
Proceeds 10 20 10 bsnsaI ssnisy School
library.
D.pa,y sheriff A T.. Bu.e,, and wife.
Ffeeland Howe. Esq aud wife, Gen. Geo
T.. Bsal sni daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. q. T..
Jones, Mr.. Ani Mrs. & T. Holt. Mr. AMI
Mrs & l. Hathaway, Mr. ani MIRA II ID
Smith were smong those nom Moray
-ho attended The reception OF the knights
r,mplsrs st lewiston recently.
y. Y. Bradley, 81 fyeburs, vr In
town Monday AMI Tuesday.
Ml. Mary Bc,l OF the Lewiston Journal
visited her people In this village Sunday
lAst
W. II. whl,eomb has retained from hls
trip 90 PsnnsylVaniA.
The second literary contest In Norway
Grange came Of saturday afternoon 81
their ball In this village. Calvin Richard.
-, ..,.,s .fn.t a.. I.V,. rntno.ns 9Th an
original story rendered most highly inter
telling A large number took part aud
the large sitsniancs WAS well ss,lsn.d.
A, the nsri meeting the Contestants viii
be allowed limited time In which 10
strengthen their respective sides, when
The merits OF each will be discussed By
referee Geo. A Cole.
Mrs. Susan Woodbridge. OF this town.
lied q, her home Saturday very suddenly
q, the advanced age ofp6 Her daughter,
MI. Rsbsccs Woodbridge, who Al The
time Of her mother. death vas apparently
In perfect health died within Eve hours
from the time OF her mothers death.
Geo T. Cummings aud Arthur &. Green
have lust retained from Shelburne, y. II
where they spent Q lcu days digging
spruce gum. They got large quantity
OF 10.
smiley Bros. have an elegsnt stock OF
new ,pting goods. Call and see them.
Concert Hall vas well allei Friday even.
log % witness the representation Of al old
fashioned school The school VAS unisr
the guidance OF Miss Adelphs Hawkins,
Who, when she taught school. WAS COZ
.liered one OF the best tss-hefs. The
scholar, were rather above the average Ia
size and age OF those who attend our dis.
ifici schools today bat were exceedingly
qalct and witty. Charlie" Mason did
credit ~ the primer elias. displaying
thorough knowledge of the alph,9et
The Cole brothers. Horace, Will aud
George were fsi class 10 mathematics.
The Keen, practical sense OF the last class
vas well illustrated by The answer 10
q question 10 u. = money. Teacher
GLOW many mills make dollNi" Class
The trO lower ones; The upper Que IL
shut down" The.eniertainmenI Was high
ly pleasing.
G. II Cummings & Sons mill IL now run
10 its full capacity both night and dsy
They have hard work - al the orders be-
fore they are counterm,nded.
Every lady should visit q. N. Paekari's,
Norway, Maine, and see the new spring
hats.