Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-03
NORWAY.

mas.
suow snough for good doing 10 tie
WOOD. ard on the rotds.
W. II. Wsrren's teams. two OF four
horses each are h'ullng large quantities.
OF timber from the John Baker place 10
the sled factory Al Paris. They go one
trip q day and each load contains aboui
one thousand feet
Dr. n. n. Bfaibafy and wife have re-.
turned home FROM New York. whore the
doctor has been In attendance AZ the Med.
teal school for Physicians ard Surgeons.
Dr. Bf.dbufy will spend bis vucsiion Of
slK weeks In N0rvay, when be viii resume
bis post graduate course a. New York
sgaln graduating In May nett Doctor
means IN Keep ABREAST OF The tines.
Asa family medicine "Droun's Instant
Relief leads AL other, in The esilmailon
OF the people.
The SABBATH School eonesfi q, the yes
iry % The Congregational church, Sardsy
svsrirg proved Success. The parts
we're well i,tsn srd the yesiry fall 10
ovsifovlug.
TIE faueral services OF w. =. Abbott
were held AZ the unlvsrsallsi church az
~, Sunday, Rev. CarO,lre T. Augell
ofiiciaiing The remains were Inferred ~
The Knights OF PJihias % which order Mr.
Abbott was = member. The Norway
Brass hand OF which Tor many years MI.
Abbott was leader, attended the services
In . body ard played few appropriate
selections Deceased was Insured In The
Knights OF Pyihias Relief FOR $1,000 which
sum will fall 20 the family.
\. l. Crockett will soon 60 south on &C.
eouni OF bis health.
The Christmas trees were well aiisrcei
a. The various places.
The new Masonic Temple has been com.
plsicd inside and out The third door viii
De used by the Masonic order. The second
door by The I. o. or. lis one OF the
b,., buildings In The county.
The election OF Officers 10 tie Patrols q
IIusblndfy a. their ball In the Orarge
ballding Saturday resulted - follows
Master. W. n. Tracy, Ovsrseer. u. W. haI..
Miisti; seward, !. A. iirsibaTi. Assistant
steward, a.. n viii. Lady Assistant steward,
Anna Tracy, Pomona, Inca n. stuart; fios,
Ray nFovn. Ceres, May lloli' Cate keeper
Calvin Richardson.
A. Manchester by.,e esss, Mass, Dec.
ga, Mr.. Frank z. knight, Of that city. and
Mis- Annie y. Hayden OF this village, were
married Mr. knight IL highly spoken OF
by hi. .equairianets lie Is srgsgsd In .
successful business With bis father. Miss
Hayden 10 . highly accomplished yousg
lady. She IL = graduate Of cur hish
school In this yIllsge ard recently gradual
"a nom the State Normal school al Salem,
Mass, with houors. We Congratulate
them both. They visited Norway ,ud
vicinity on their wedding tour.
Thursday evening, Jan. i9th, the Nealey
Rides, OF Lewiston, will give an exhibition
drill ana ball. The drill exhibition win be
given by the squad TIA, drilled a. The Ma.
ilonal drill June LIST, 81, al Washington,
ID. &. Music, Young's OrcAestrs, prompt
er, q. T. Wilson, OF Auburn.
Monday evening next the c. l. \. Q.
meet with Mrs. n. ID. Andrews. Subject,
for discussion, American Authors, Dlges'
ton and Food.
The exercises Saturday eve AZ the Copgl
church yesiry were made more enjoyable
on account OF the appreciation expressed
In the pres tntatlon OF the following gins
By the Sunday School classes TO the teach
ers, Miss Tate, Mrs. Porter and Mrs.
Bean, very handsome presents by the
school 10 The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Rideout, q
set OF books, TO the superintendent, Mr.
Perry. q photograph album; 10 the libra
rlsn, Miss Drake, set OF fruit knives; 20
the organist, Mrs. Horne. . chair all OF
which were highly appreciated by the
recipients.
Thursday evening. Jan. 9Th. IS. the
new Masonic Temple. ON Cottage street.
will be dedicated. lnvitstions are given
10 Mssons and their families 10 attend.
A supper will be served by &. u. Rlnes.
aftsr which the evening will be enjoyed By
those who 80 desire by dancing. Good
music will be furnished. A large attend
ance Ia expected.
Elias II. woodsum. who several weeks
ago went TO Callforpis, has returned 20 his
home In this village. lie thinks Maine is
one OF the best II not the best State In the
Union. lie says II people would be con
Ten, here with what they are there they
would 40 soon acquire riches In Maine ~
California
Robert Yourg. while engaged al c. d.
Cummings 4 Sons mill Thursday stuck .
nall Into his foot causing o painful wound.
lie IL considerably low.
Mrs. william Mesuye, while at work 10
the pan cake shop was taken With hemorr.
hsge OF the lungs She was carried home
and Il nov In . criticsl condition.
DIR. Calvin 4. Evans, after short slck'
ness, died AZ his residence In this village
Friday evening Las, week the doctor
was very low, bat gradually improved.
Ills condition has through the week been
encouraging until Friday when he Was
found 10 be losirg strength. DR.. Calvin
Y. Evans was born In Sweden, Maine.
March 10Th, 1871. Acquired bis efuca'
ton In the common schools and a. Bridg-
ton Academy. lie studied medicine with
DIR. G. & Adams. OF Island Pond. Vermont.
aud later OF Portlsnd, and graduated from
the Maine Medical School II Brunswick.
lie commenced practice In Norway some
time about 1864. lie had few equals ~ q
practitioner and surgeon. Ills business
has BEEN large and lucrative. lie leaves q
widow snd one child. q daughter, Alice.
lie was one OF Horway's most highly e.
tsemed citizens. Funeral Monday, p. "
c. u. Cummings and sons are about 70
move from the old grist MILL at the head Of
Main street 10 the new mill. All grain Ia
being elevated 81 the new mill. The shan
Ing and machinery are nearly ready fJI
ma Tbs ola mill - uuderatand RIll no,