Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
NORWAY.


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1 unlversslst Churek, Rev. Caroline X. Angel.
Pastor. fss.sklaE .srsics On sundAy, al =. n.
sssssd csssis rs,isa.i churA. Rev. n =. Ridssa,
pastel. frv.ehinE service, SUNDAY. 10 - A. ~ rsh
bath sshsol. n as a. ~. tsis Msstlnx. % p -.
Ius..isy; regular weekly Prayer hss'ins. - y ~.
FRIDAY.
NsiAsii. Church. J. A. Ces,y. Pastel rre.sh.
ma service, 10 - a. ~. sablsfh .shool, u 90 ..
social Eytpins hestng. 7 90 y. -. Wednesday
Prayer Meeting. - .. ~. Gas. Meeting. Friday.
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Capt y. w. Blsbee and Charles Y. Free
man. OF this town. were selected ~ mem.
bers OF the traverse jary for the February
term Of the saprvme Judicial Court
Term % commence FEB. 18Th.
w. II. II. smith. OF Auburn, has opened
. school for instruction In penmsnshlp o.,
the Academy. lie has large humber OF
pupils.
Miss Nellie Andrews recently entertain
ed the village school teachers.
Bspjsmln Harrington, senior member OF
J. v. Huntington 4 Co. custom tailors
and dealers In ready made clothing. died
az his nsphew's in this village Monday
aight, January 2sih, Of pnsumonis. lie
~As taken ba, few days before with so
we're cold. Sunday morning he wss moved
from the Elm House, being then able 10
ride In . sleigh 10 his nsphew's residence.
Ills remains were taken to Gardiner, Me-,
where he formerly resided, for burial.
George w. HsIelton. ~. D., Supervisor
Of \ Schools, 1t the Last teachers meeting.
gave en- Interesting lecture on the brain.
An Instructive discussion on points
brought out by the lecture followed In
-el.e n,.f sm.u Iutga Mailman ant
Others participated.
Clsm Randall, Who Tor several yssrs hiss
bsen ,xpr,.smsn for Norway and Paris,
IA. been promoted. lie viii hereafter run
M the Grand Trunk from Richmond, Qie.
bee. TO Por land, Ne. Frank bartlett vii
take R,nialls place on the express team
delivering and r.oslvinz all txprsss mat.
ter In Norway and SOath Paris
q. Il. Cummings & Sous are doing near
ly all the business In the village since the
late snow They have resumed work 10
the shook shop. The saw mill st the mp
pr end OF the village IL In full blast from
seven A NJ, until nlns y. n, while a. TIE
lower mill work 10 eonllpnsd dsy and
hight Besides the large smoant OF pins
llmbsr yaried on The lake 81 priOu.
polnts they receive daily about ffty cords
10 bard wood bolts 20 be manufactured In
to slaves. They have several eruws IL
work IN tho WOODS cutting cord wood.
Their -four and grain trade IL unusually
large. This nrm smploy from one 10 Two
hundred hands throag hoai ihsyesr.
Dr. George w. Brown TALKS OF going 10 |
Illinois 10 the spring 10 settle. lie will
locate be thinks near Elsin.
James Danforth IL h,uling poplar which |
vii be shipped from the Norway station.
lie has sboa, one hundred and twenty I've |
cords.
Miss Agnes Deal IL In Augusta where
she wlll visit friends Tor several weeks.
l. Ellsn FROST, who has been In Boston |
for several months past, has returned 10 |
her home.
Az. Andrews. OF this vlllsge. and l.
Brett, OF oilsdsld. are shipping large |
quantity OF cord wood 10 Portland.
The Norway Light Infantry will give .
drill and ball o. Dunhsm's Hall, West
Paris, "Wednesday evening, FEB. 9Th. |
Music by West Paris Orchestra
The village schools will close nett ffi |
day. The attendance has been good In oil |
The election OF Gen. George l.. Deal, OF |
this place. Who received us on, OF post.
ole iis votes for State Treasurer, dives
universal Satisfaction. The General IL
one % Sorwsy's most hlghly respected
AMI ihnssntis citizens.
Ac'sc OF diphthsris wss reported 10 the
Secretary OF the Local board VI Health
Friday OF last week.
Jane. A. Tasll. who has been engaged
In the meat basites. ln South Paris for the
past few years, will soon move 10 this VII
lARe.
y. IIo-lsni. 81 Boston. Mass. lately
bought "Sstils waite" Of Bert and Eugene
Andrews paying 900 for her.
Ms. Gf.ce Elliott. OF Ramfori, 10 visit
log nf. Y. Ellioirs, oar popular cloth.
lsr's.
Mr. and Mrs Ham. OF West Msdford.
Mass, recently VISITED at II. Blllipgs'.
Clarence Y Rines, Q few days since. 10.
larsd HI. hand quite seriously.
Henry A. Blekiori, whO has had bis
psn.lon ibere,sei. has been cotnned Ia
III hosss fot psarlv Two years.
Friday y. @ vsuill. Of Greenwood.
hauled 81 , cords Of popl.r wood 81 one
lo,d from his place 10 the " jr~sy station
for q. Is Cammings. lis team consisted
OF three pairs Of Oxen and one horse.
The nis In the course OF the Silver
Gfays Assemblies Vas given 81 the Bssfs
House FRIDAY evening. There were about
forty eoaplss on the door.
Farmers institute wlll be held 81 Grange
Hall 10 this village Thursday, February
iIh. Programme 10 A. NJ. 'culisrs Of
\ seet Corn and the silo for foii.r." by
J ". Desring. ofYork couniyi 3Or.A,
The Jersey COW . MONEY Msksr." ny
q N. Gowsll. OF Bo~ioln. : 80 N,
problem OF Labor on the Farm" ~ A. l
Brown. Belfast Gpoi music will be 10
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