Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-14
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
~ suru. ~. NJ Graus, uh.k. h. ths
suitaftfssi t.rs' srrrt ari surfeslunuisnt - ~
i,su,.sfai o. Nar~sy at fatoFs stssn hin win
is arrrsfiailFi h' ~ puhnshrfs
uiur.,isy. The nh. sas one - thu
warm tays uhr thernomstrr indicated
20 tlegrv,-. iu the shade
ToNn clerk. Charlie. g.. Masou. L.
spending 70 vcck with his sister. Mr..
llfgic cobb. - leland Pond.
Rev. Me. =. D.. Nngvll, n thi. plac-,
100 sdirv.. che Ini,ersali.i con,rniiun
Ca D. held in Nuhun he June. She will
take Or hrr suhir,t The Highway q
cur in0l.
Tho Iosal H,arl - Health met AMI
organized MONDAY a. ,. nndhur,,
VI. H.. 49, shn.rn President anil T.. y.
smith >ccwar,. D. n. nruwu. thr new
meml.rr b. appointed fof thrr' yraf..
NJ anil Mr.. samuel 4. knoW land
have rvturur,l from few ursks Welt o.
their FORMER hutue IN Mas.achu.rti.
1, I. tfkr. VI. a.. L. having hls r,-.i-
drurv - Main ~tr'vt painted.
llnrt Virgin, Esq. - Portland. Wss
in town this vrri.
Quite a uumi-r 20 Macon. frum thi.
village auI town attended tlle ,uusota-
tiou 81 thr GnnI lloigr anil Grand
th1pirf at ruuhnl this wevk. Among
~ hom view Irving lru.t, Samuel u.
kuuu hni. - = ~irafus. N. u. smith.
Ni,au ". tiiii. anil q. I webb :. T..
Know land. ~ pNfuni i.oigv. ~. L.. wa.
rc-aproIutri mgrii prpuiy = :.
>tsafu. Was appointed nistrirt nrpuiN
Gnui lligh Priest fnr To rth bisirirt
ani N ~. ~mIfh Graul Nariru.
tapt. ~ W Mhiimarsh uss fnr,el
tn lrl,v thr drst-clas. trout hshing At
thr LAX. thr hr.i 20 tlr ueck O" attend
to hi. iuiir. a. ono 20 tie Count, Come
mi.sinnrr. 10, wpufts au rNrellcut
catch. No d.h weighed frum une-half
to three anl halt pouni..
Mr.. " A. pukr. ~ Nouh Ney-
mouth. Mac. L. sI~ndinc fru dHNs
" ifh rrlafltss iu tuHn.
tsaar " MruiIl. Formerly mtchini.t
af ths shf-. factory. now II i.ra isf"n.
wa. in town ihis Wrsk.
gr,rer 4. code hls bought Han,
lane. iutrnrsf lu "tlin cottage uu
Cole. leland SIR iaur ha. puula.rd
lni near Irrr'aul ilovv's new voltage
and viii build ihl. .puug
i"nk 10 nur -tnn i-sot at hrunri 4
~ufff's.
Maut much ue-lcl rrpairs no the
Mrthntlist lar.aungv ar' hring made ht
thr iaiie.' l.hl tinclc.
s. Heuufit. ~ The nun ~ !. 4.
beunrit q Co. .prain~i hi' ankle badly
~liuriaN.
Mi. Natrl rrfton h,. hc-n Engaged
o. trash the town primary .ch"oi The rn-
suing year.
Tir sslertmsu have revived "a petition
prltius fnr thr luciiisn - private was
Over thr discontinued Milirtt ilill Rad
aud that tlr slmr whru locatrl D. .uh-
ic,t to gate. snl lar..
Bradlry Trn.i bot .r,sral sherp and
lambs thi. vcrk. They wcrr kilicl hN
dog. belonging to Me.sr.. Notrs aud
Nrrellnm Tie dog. we're shot.
l,rs. Nj I a.. Eoss. The nes pastor 10
ths Msihu,ii.t church. his fairly nllcl The
moot anxious uishr. ~ the socirtt fuT "A
vilc-awakr leader. Although beat a
.hou time iu hi. new station b. has
proved h.m.rif to D. the right man in
the right placr.
Prof VI. A. small 3. suffering from
the effects ~ painful Nouni revived
" hile ofening m door ~ M" glas. d"or
knobs breaking.
Tho street sprinkler l. once NOR Ia
u.~ adding much o. the comfort aud
shrsr ~ an hN if. efficient work.
Pour different Kinds II COmmon sTnsr
hont. 40 kennrk 4 SWEETS.
Iriday the Thermometer stoo,l 40 nine
ty-d,e Ia the shade.
jaime. Daaforih anal family have moy-
81 from Oxford to Norway. They will
live With Mr.. Iauforth'. parnis. Mr.
ani Mr. Charlie. n. Haskell.
4. ". S1nlorn. e,iiinr ~ The ONfoul
County Advertiser. aud frc-land Howe,
Esq.. returned from the Lake. Friday
morning With al The truut thcN wanted
aud io sparr. The elii"r'. largr.t tipped
the scale. al thrvv pound. and ten
ounces. Howe captured a beauty which
weighed just ia pounds.
The Nav term ~ the Norway Munich
pal Couri Nas held TUESDAY ~ thi.
Wv~k. Their uerr twelve new entrie.
on th- docket With sg,rral continued
eases.
Inasmuch a. an 40. lawyer. arr al the
"llill" thi. week all 1. quiet.
The spring term of Norway High
School closed with a flrst class exhibit
tion at Norway Opera House Tuesday
evening. The pruceeds arr 90 h. use,l
Ia the construction ola gymnasium for
the school. The house was crowded and
the .alc ~ tickets reached about $1,000.
The programme n the evening Nas an
eNcelleni one aud carried out Ia an able
aud artistic manner. The different parts
we're well chosen and peculiarly adapted
o. the time ani occasiOn. There was lit
ile choic~ between the participants. The
singing hy Messrs. small, smiley
aud Sclater. to Judge by the applause ~
the audience. Was fully Appreciated.
Matte Tracy rendered Marguerite finely.
Werner Whitmans selection from Dick
ens hrought out his powers II imperson-
alton strikingly aud showed marked
ability. The piano solo. hy Harry Jone-
aud Walter Young and vocal solo hy
Edward Cole eVincs-i considerable musi-
cal talent aud added much To the even
ing's entertainment. ">omethlng Origi-
nal" by Matte Carter aud ">llence" by
Annie Richardson we're skillfully r,ciied.
Misses ToNne aud Whltmarsh we're en-
corcd after the piano duet. The dumb
hell anil club exercises were carried
through with the precision ~ clock
work. The "lity of II" by LILA iiaEel-
tons 's'The Women II Mumble's Head"
by Blanch Brooks and "Aunt Sophronla
Tabor visits the Opera" by Geneva
Gross showed much care and study In
their delivery. frceland Howe, Jr., de-
claimed The Mixers Punishment" In a
way that merited the cOmmendation Ia
received from the audience. To Misses
Cole. Fuller, Lord, Towne. Tucker.
>tearns aud whiimarsh belonged all the
honors II that most respectable collec-
ton Of individuals called the "Peak
Famllee." Their peaked hats and anti
quated gowns created much merriment.
Miss Plummer Of Paris and Mrs. Emery
81 this village we're the accompanies for
the evening.
The oldest person and the Youngest