Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-09-01
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Delightful rain Thursday.
Loads of SWEET corn passed through
the village the last 10 the week Tor south
Paris corn factory.
Norway packing company Will com
memo. work al their factory MONDAY
With promises 10 \ successful season.
work.
IIer,er, Killings. 90 someryille, Mass,
.peut . few days In this place With
friend. this week.
Geo. A. Cole Ia repairing his mill,
dredging the pond aud making several
improvements.
Class ~ 81. Norway high school,
held the frat annual reunion on Weine.-
dsy evening, Aug. 10Th, nj the BesIs
Hotel. tut 20 twcnty-thr~c there were
present eighteen beside. Prof. NJ. ".
small. The evening WAS passed mos,
PLEASANTLY. The literary exercises were
very interesting. consisting az an adj
drrs. hy Frceland Howe, Jr., Grafton by
v. VI. whitman. poem by LhSie -. l.ss-
selle aud toasts responded to by various
member. 20 the class. just bcforc mid.
night the happy Company after vote 81
thanks for landlord knecland. repaired
to their respective homes.
Ni.s Fanny Cumming. Il enjoying the
pony team Intensely. during the absrncc
81 q. ". Horne and family Ia Cansda.
The corporation assessors are making
marked improvements about the corpora
ton engine house on Main street.
u. Balley, editor 81 the fortlani
sunday Times, aud wife, passed the
week AZ Hon. \. :. klmhalfs.
y. y. Eicharison and family 81 Bethel
cnioyed the week with friend. In town.
The friends of Rev. y. y. Budsien, ~
North Norway. mad. up purse this
week for the pnrchas. of COW to take
the place ~ one rcccnily lost by him.
The contributors were generous.
Mr.. Ben.on's funeral services werr
held Tuesday afternoon. Rev. y. W.
smith of'iciaici. Mr.. ilsuson'. 900,
Judge VIM. Henson, ~ Arizona, arrived
Monday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Alton O'I,rion, 81 Au-
hurn, enloyci the v-ck AZ the cottage OF
Emma smith on the vest slde of the
lake.
The I.yccum Theatre Co., arv booked
for the OperA House "Wednesday even
ing. sept. -. Drama, "illue and the
lsay."
~. W. Brown % Springfield. Mass, l.
Passing n fc~ days In town.
Mr.. n,omas smiley aud Mrs.. VIII
Nuo-lani, attended the Christian I'm
d.a,or state Union. q. delegates TIL.
week. from the Norway society.
Mr.. n. l.. Horne Ia ENJOYING the
warm weather al Camden ga .hofe.
The Grand Trunk paw master, Nr. j.
l.. burke and clerk u. \. Taylor, ~
Portland. passed the sabbath al ipt.
lGoo. T.. Jones cottage With Dco. D.
lIasseilc
| David IAwvnce ani wife 81 Var
mouth ani Mrs. Chandler ~ Chelsea,
Mass, were the guests ~ Mrs. Marg'c
Favor the past week.
Mr.. AMI Mr.. Chas. Packard, sccomps-
niel hy their son 81 North Auburn, arr
visiting their daughter Mr.. :. u. ii'b-
hard.
wm. II. paniorth, 81 North Siratford,
Is. H.. Was In town q fev days since.
Mr.. VI. \. O,nari cntcrtalnci Mrs.
Adna Ilemls, u Mechanic Falls, and
Nj. Fannie Cram % New York this
week.
i Prank Hutchinson ~ Lowell, was ar.
aingncl before judge Whitman Friday,
charged With larceny. lie "a. ARRESTED
hy D.putv sheriff worIn-ll, II Bethel.
Norway's most euterprislng nrm, Z.
n. Cummings 4 sous, are clcarins w.
outlet from rcnnesecsAse- Lake, and
the lower mill pond, 81 all obstacles 81
every description a. ~ "a render u sNall'
able ior saw mill pond or repository
Zoe logs. They have nearly completed
Ne arr Informed, the frame Work ior Z
new saw mill which will - built east o'
their gri.i mill, 90 D. about eighty by for
lty fc.t. 4 .lulcc will probably bc put
Al the upper dam. In this way the
arm'. bushes. will - together.
Tuesday afternoon people RON al
jsdcnt towns commenced Ia pour ini'
the village. They came In single rig'
aud double ones, hors. back AMI Afoo,,
The only object seemed "a b. Ia Get her,
which they succcsici In accomplishing
admirably. At seven aud eight O'Clock
a. the evening cast VI mantle over th'
lake aud surrounding shores every Inch
~ Available standing room, from Norway
Lake school house Ia the Ice houss al
The foot % the lake. In the highway va.
occupied. The evening "a. mos, pro-
pltlou. fof the illumination. IL va.
dark and M Wind OF nln disiurbei th'
plans 81 the committee 81 the whole ~ho
had the matter In charge. New features
we're introduced aud the old Que. Per
fe,ted 80 that without question nothing
was ever witnessed In this vicinity which
could b. compared with It, beiuiy and
extent. The beautifully decorated and
Illuminated boats, In great numbers,
wer. taken la tow % Capt. Ame- and
Capt. Cole and made IN. circuit 81 the
lake. First Ia Norway lake thence along
the westerly shore IL the head az the
lake, around the Islands along the east
erly shore "a Crockett. bridge. Nor
way Brass Hand favored passengers on
Capt. Ame.' steamer and discoursci cx-
cellcni music amid the almost continu-
Ou. display 81 DIRE works. The illuml-
nation AZ Norway Lake, by the unani-
nous voice 90 the spectators, about four
thousand In all. Was voted the best.
The beautifully curved shores was liter
ally ablAIe from the waters edge Ia the
house top. while In Oh. lurid glare Of the
thousand lights, the star. and stripe.
bearing the word Carnival" were con-
.picuosly displayed. over the the out
LEI of little Penne.eewase. lake were
the initial letters, ~. L." Away OF on
the hill tops blased the innumerable bon
fires Of the enthusiastic members Of the
committee. The cottage. on the west
shore welcomed the line. of boats with
frc.h burst Of trc works a. did the
Island people aud cottages on the east
shore. An enumeration Of the cottages
snd denomination of their individual
doing. would be well nigh among the
Representatives,. IL IL sufficient Ia say
that, q. II. Cummings a Sons, Twin
Island Club, lass Island Club, freeland
Howe. Dr. Geo. 4. Jones, Asa ID. True,
Emms J. smith, Vim. &. Lssyitt, Harry
Lane, VIM. -. Morse, John Callahan,
Henry Crockett, Horace Cole, aud many
other. co-opcratei la painting the lake
rcd az u was never colorcd before.
Hundreds 81 dollars were sent up In
flames. one OF two slight accidents oc-
cured but nothing serious. The com.
miitee say look out for ~. The record
will then b. broken again sure.
A three days serie. Of Temperance
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