Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
NORWAY.

q. n. Cummings a sons sold about
twenty-five hundred bushels of meal Al
their late special sale.
some az our Norway sportsnsea were
away fishing and dii not r~ci,c Depaty
sheriff stones invitation.
Thomas Iisggart. superintendent 20
the Prudential life Insurance Company
ot america, headquarters al roughkccp-
sie, y. v, MAS In town saturday. Mr..
lIaggar va. formerly reshicn, of this
plAs~ where h. attended school.
rhroagh hls own csertions he nov holis
a position commanding a salary 20 900
pr YEAR. y. N. Rowe ~ this place u
Ia Mr. llaggart's employ and u doing
finely.
Mr.. Vivian ". mn. 4. arranging her
store. She will open her place "a husi-
ncss with an entirely new line - goods.
She vii spare no pains 10 please all
patrons.
Among the other articlc. In the war
rant for calling town meeting appears
the following ITO scc II the town viii
vote % provide or crcct. Ia the town 81
Norway. q suitable plaC. fof the deten-
tion "a persons apprehendci for crime..
10 ~ u the town will vote Ia raise
Crockett bridge so-calle,i i've fest above
lis present height" ''ro 80 II the town
wiii vote % establish liquor agency
n there l. any Que thing the town %
Norway nee,ls u l. a leck-ap. The ~
peaisl drunken braWls shoald D. broken
up II possible. The distance nov nccc.-
AIRY for an officer 10 carry a prisoner
for safe keeping l. one Of the obstacles
o. b. oVcrcomc. The liquor agency u
"a course a thing "a much Interest anil
Importance. The lat Que established
resulted In no little troahlc not the least
II which vas The Indictment 10 the
agent and a suit on IA. bond. The lat
Ter IA. ben arraRgci by a default Of
The defendant for 80 without costs.
Execution e. Issue Zoe same AZ the Nav
term 20 The Supreme Judicial Court.
The Gusts Ia the matter thus Gar con-
tractcsl hy the sslestmcn vii probably
amount 10 morc than the amount fof
which the defendants Ncrc defaulicl.
The question often A.kei bat not yet
answered. l. What have the taxpaNrr. 20
The town accomplished by this suit
Eugene y. >wett. late ~ the shoe nm
% hcancy A SWEET, u clefking Al The
Norvav Shoc >torr.
~. NJ. Cummings has a crew II men
aud numbsr of team. clearing his
Wuo-llot In the Millctt District.
Mr.. Prank ~. Move. l. Nisltlns In
Massachusetts during the ah.sncv II her
husband CA his southern trip.
\ trmperanc, meeting vii b. held a
Conc-rt Hall Monday evening. the sith.
Cor the purpcse Il Organization. The
Temperance movement !. assuming a de-
tcr'minci aspect.
Thr rainbow party at Norway opcTa
House tuesday. "Wednesday and Thur
dav evenings. February -. -, q, will
b. a grand affair; innumcrable aud trau.
tiful articles vii D. onsr~i Tor salc.
Admission the tr.t e,enlng nothing.
Supprr - CENTS. The seCoud evening
an admission fcs ~ - crnts viii D.
charged AMI IN. entertainment for tho
evening Will D. an opcrvtiA In which
Georr. Rriggs andf 4. Ihayer % Paris.
Trrshnd Hove, IT,. lloracc cole, 4. l..
Webb, m. n. cole, Mr.. Morrison, Mrs.
IL. l.. Ifke. Mss Hattie Grant, Mrs. Car
fis Ane.. Master willie Twomhly and
Morri. Grant Will takc Iart. The last
evening Norway Orchestra viii dlscour.e
music for ths rainbow hall. Tickets a.
iloor - cvnts. Gallery iS and u. The
decorations will D. sNtnNaganilv beau-
iiful u l. reported by those having the
same In chargv.
Tle silver Ga.s had q social dane. at
The Opera House "Wednesday evening.
Th~rv Nrrr about tveniy-dyc couple. ou
the door. Music by the oryhesira.
lla.slton prompior. II vas a trsi class
afaif
Asthc nrst - March approaches the
local Toliilrisns Congrvgaie on the street
aud IN the stores aud dl.cuss The great
i.su.s 40 stake Ina town natter. II ~
minds one 90 WIZ Carleton. description
20 thr town meetlng.
Ilrnry I. FrvnCh. Nhu has Clgfkvi at
D. 4. stone. drug .torv the pact year,
IA. ss,urvi fret class position with
Warrvn r.. Eickrt. corner ~ Zine and
lishou Strv,ts. Lewiston. Mr.. Kicker
L. the leading druggist Ina the cliy. Mr..
Frvnch while hsrv formed a largv circle
"a friends. vho. while thsy arr sorry o.
have hun leave toWu. congratulate him
ut-1n biz suCvess.
The huslns.. ~ th- late frm ~ Hove
4 lsiIluu Will D. coldu,icl a. heretofore.
rhe heir. have hiF~i a. ". Gr~.ne Who
will go Tar ~ b. l. able on thu VACANCY
in he firm.
We understand that Mr.. lfah San-
born nee Howe has hcvn engaged by l.
1. Barilstt az as-istaut T-osimisirvss.
Mr.. >anboru VS. assistant under III. VI.
lsarrv aud gave unqualified satisfaction
O. the Iatruns "a the Ofiicc.
Nj Raulett IA. made very gvci
iuitiator, move. We trust Mr.. Sanhon
will D.. a. succsssful Ia the tuigrr AZ ~
IA. h-rn la The past. which la ltsclf viii
Insure a fr.t elias. ofiic- for The NEXT
four years.
Tho masqucrade given b. lloss Com.
pant NJ. 4. no Norway OTcra liOuse,
iriiay evening. "a. not a. well patron
iErd a. Il would have b~en had u not
t..ru Tor the seysrity 20 the weather.
Ahout thirty couples took part In thc
grand marrh The costumes were
unique and the music Nas ~ the firsi
ouirr.
simon stevens va. pru.traici by a
shack one day lat weck bat was some
better AZ lat accouuts. iscNtrvmr ag~
however prvcludrs al hopes - recovery.
hi arc l-.ing %. IL "a. the Youngest
.ou - Joseph stevens the iirst settler of
Norway.
Mr.. cyrus Moo,l.um severely iniur~l
h-r hand by a fall. breaking Que finger
aud dislpyaiing her wrist.