Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
NORWAY.

Mamie hnowtAna VIII tcech ons ss"s-
mer Ia Newry.
Edwin wallace Of Rochester. n. H.,
Gas In town "Wednesday Of thls week.
News Was received few days since
of the very sudden death Of OTIS Jones
Of boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Joues, Tor sew
erai years, have enjoyed the summer
mouths Ia this village and arr well
known 10 the townspeople. Mrs. Jones
Il the daughter Of Vim. Frost, late OF
this place.
Upon Recommendations of the town
committees the following have been ap-
pointed clerks as the new election Law
requires: Democrats; Al. j. Rowe, bah
lot clerk. \. n. buck, clerk. Republic
cans: &. :. Akers, ballot clerk, Ste
phen u. Cummings, clerk.
The following delegates have been
elected by the Democrats; state conven-
ton at Bangor June sth; Dr. q. ~.
bradbury. e. u. Holt, ESQ, Hon. a. =.
kimhall, Geo. A. brooks aud Ira John
-on. District convention At Auburn
June III; &. X. Holt, A. =. klmbAll, :,
y. Buck, David Flood and e. q. Mason.
II Il reported that the Norway Tan
Ming Go. will start their works as soon ne
the workmen can be brought together.
During the past eight months no work
has been done at the tannery.
The most enjoyable occaslon of the
season WAS at Union Hall Thursday even.
ing. MAY I'D. The W. &. T.. u. aud
scientific and Literary society united
their efforts In bringing about the meet
ing. and Il Was a grand success. The
ladies Of the W. q. r. L. provided the
supper and the literary society furnish.
"a the entertainment, q programme oi
shich follows. =. =. steArns, Esq, OF
debated a. toast-msster for the evening.
Ills appropriate aud witty remarks ex.
cited much approval. The responses
we're short and eloquent.
PROGRAMME.
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pr a. y. Brs,isary, rss Meiicsi Profession
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Mu.ls' 500 b, Yr.nl Kimh.n. assisted BY ths
MAJ Qasrts,is.
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The beautifully decorated aud abun.
dainty provided table. we're spread Tor
sixty mcmhers. There were no yacan,
.eats. After the speech making and
music, pleasantly lnterspcr.ed will
words 81 appreciation for the hand
.ome manner In which the W. 4. Il
4. had done II. part, the company di.
per-.d In an exceedingly happy stats
~ mind.
". Ella Crockett, Of Canton, Ca. I. Wis
ltlng In town.
Charlie. Hayden % Ils,crhlll, Mass.
Il spending few days In town with hi'
people.
At the meeting 10 the director. ~ IN.
Norway Water Power and Electri'
Light Company Wednesday, y. II. Noy
=. VA. elected general manager. Tn
preliminary steps we're taken In ISSUING
the company bonds.
Mr.. and Mr.. Boyden Luut 90 Water
Vile wcr, In town rhl. week. Mrs. iun
will rrmsin with her brother, Thoma
smiley. Tor few days.
Chlldrcn'. Day. Jan ith. will BE- oh
served by Norway Grange. The follow
lng committee has the matter In charge
ca programme. Mr.. y. 4. Townc, Mrs
10. ". Noble. Mrs. =. 4. Brsdbury. 81
decor .iion. Mr.. Rachel Wilt, Mrs. JohI
wyman. Mrs. q. ". Hutchinson.
Owen 4. Holden 90 IN. class ~ y!
Norway High School, has engaged viii
". ". lillls Ia learn the jewellers trade
Mrs. Chss. l.. Hathaway !. visiting u
Springfield, Mass.
George Jackson Was arrested ruesda,
evening by Constable A. 4. Bssscti
charged with assault and battery bl
Gco. II. Young. lie Vas arraigncd b,
fore the Municipal Court w~in.sds
aud waived examination. lie gave bon
for appearance. AZ the October term a
the Supreme Judicial Court Ia the suu
20 ssDl. II Il alleged that Jackson .,rucI
Young With stove leg. Young. fac
~as badly cut.
A large party % fishermen visited fou
Pond. this week.
The firm Of &. n. Cummings 4 Son
have commenced on their building whlcl
will be used for the manufacturing q
chairs. The f.c,ory will BE- about % b
~ feet. two siorie. high. The new In
du.try will employ nearly Que hundrc
hands.
The villagers were much amuse'
Tuesday evening by the appearance a
some fiftecn young ladies, very con-
fcrtsbly seated In hay covered ha.
rack hauled by four black horses. III
COMPANY were evidently out on q lar
intent upon having q good time, and 4
Judge from the amount ~ vocal and In
.trumental music they made diszpPolni
men, Was wholly unknown 90 them.
Judge 4. y. whitman was the Memo
rial Day orator At Harrison May JOth.