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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
hIM AAlI psplcA1Ip.

Cole Bros Hall. Bethel, VAS dsdi.
cate,i wednesday evening last aud the
people Of Bethel aud vicinity were given
= rar, musical treat. The large block
In which thi. hall !. located VAS erected
Last season by Elmer u. Cole aud Fred
N. Col,, two of Bsthels young men,
Who left home some few years ago and
established themselves In the le~elry
business In Washington, II. 4. They
have been succ-ssful In business there,
bat loving their old home and native
town they desired Ia start some business
here Ina which they might engage, II In
the future they choose. With this In
view. they have erected this building.
the fir.t door % which l. occupied by
stores and Offices, and the upper by
Office. and the magnificent hall that has
lust been dedicated. Mr.. Elmer ID. Cole
l. nov located here and has opened a
well appointed furniture and carpet
store In IN. rear of the block. We an
ierstand h. ~ill soon open JeSelry
and repair store where he will carry on
that business here while his partner con-
tinue. the business In Washington. The
block {. fully occupied. The hall has
good stage aud new scenery, and has q
seating capacity rising 100.
AT the dedication Judge Foster was
expected Ia open by remarks expressing
the thanks 81 the proprietor. for the
Kindness and assistance OF the citizens
during the erection aud completion Of
the bailding, and returning the thanks
~ the citizens 10 them for the erection
Of the edifice which !. an ornament To the
village and which supplies long need
ed want. But as Judge Foster was un-
adj. To be- present on account OF sudden
illness, Judge Woodbury. ~ho had just
arrived la town Was, az the last moment,
prevailed upon to perform this service
which he did most acceptably. Then
followed the concert composed OF CON-
binstion of the best talent In the state,
via. Callahan's Orchestra OF Lewiston,
shaw's Quartetie of Portland, the
Cecilisn Quartette Of Portland, and Mr..
Gilbert Of Boston, pianist. All the se-
lections were Of high order aud finely
rendered. They were heartily encored.
One % the largest audiences that ever
gathered here MAS present. 10 Was .
grand success, and the thanks Of The
public are due Cole Bros. for giving an
opportunity 10 all lovers OF music 10 At
tend ct home 70 nne convert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
GRADUATION AND PRIZE SPEAKING
AT GOULD ACADEMY.

Gould Academy. Bethel, closed sue
ces.ful term, the 18th Inst, with pub
lic examination, aud IN the evening I
prize exhibition. FOR the past thres
years, the school Ia. been under the
care of Prof. A. u. Hall aud hls sister,
a. principal. aud Miss Grace Irwin, OF
the Boston University, assistant. Their,
wer. .e,.n;y-iv. scholars enrolled thi.
spring term and the examination Was
creditable Ia the teachers aud scholars.
la the evening the prize speaking and
graduating exercises were OF a high
order ~ excellence. Judge e.. A. VIII
son ~ south Paris, Judge u. A. FRYE oi
Bethel and Hon. A. :. T~itcbell of Cor
ham, v. H., were committee on prize
speaking and Mr.. a. u. Mason, Mrs. \.
r.. II.rrick aud Miss susie Twitchell on
the essays. The citizens contributed
ell TO b. equally divided between the
prize speakers and essays. The flr.t
prize three dollars, second two dollars,
third Que dollar In each class. In sn-
nounclng the decision 20 the committee
Judge Wilson aid that In awarding the
prize. In the third clas. IL Was difficult
Tor the committee to determine Who MAS
the winner, all were 90 excellent. A.
D.. Ilerrick. ESQ, PresideIt of the Board
OF Trustees, with a few we'll chosen re-
marks conferred the diplomas on the
graduates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
rs, suvsoso sAlls RAILROAD

Work I. booming along al q good rate
on the extension Of the Portland and
Humfori Fails Railroad from Canton q
Rumford Falls. The rails are now laid
"a far az the spear stream bridge oppo-
.lie Dlxfeld. The grading ]. AL finished
except q little Just above Dtxfeld, and
the extreme upper end next the business
part II the Fails, where the road has "a
run along the side Of the hill. Here
dynamite IL cutting out the ledge at a
rapid rate. and Il will be ready Tor the
rails before they get there.
Undoubtedly the road will be In con-
dition to run freight trains over early
In June, and then many % the waiting
one. AZ the Pals, who can't do much
ill the time "when the railroad gets
through will have Ia walt no longer.
The depot. az the several stations are
all up. and approaching completion. AT
Rumford Pals only . freight house Il
az present being erected. This will be
used temporarily 10 accommodate passen-
gers. and later passenger depot VIII b.
bull In the business part OF the place.
Mitchell a spofford, the railroad con-
tractors, are by the terms Of their con-
tract 90 deliver the road To the
company, completed. by July lat.
There IL talk % opening the road With a
a grand excursion To Eumford falls on
the Fourth Of July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
pArelorlsu vs. SPORT.

last year an unusual effort "a. made
by the members % Grand Army Posts 10
make Memorial Day sacred Ia the Object
for which Il VAS set apart. special ~
quests were made through the press that
base ball - PLAYED on other dAys than
this.
The national game /. no, objectionable
In Itself and upon proper occasions.
Doubtless many Grand Array men en-
JOY witnessing the sport. hut together
with other patriotic citizens they feel
that Memorial Day Il no, proper time
20 devote % the game. The Democrat
has great confidence In the good sense
and patriotism Of the young men Of GA
ford County and believes that II their
attention :. called to thi. subject In =
kindly manner the spirit 81 patriotism
will prevail over the spirit % sport.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

4 gentle hint We Offer to-day,
Only a hint In our humble way,
Vet It IL such you'll not regret,
should YOU decide Ia follow IL.
Summer day. are sure 10 cone,
when bird. will sing and bees will hum,
when the breeze will die away,
And the sun .corch with burning ray.
How will you guard against his heat,
When out % door. you need. must Get
To walk az ride, Ia row or run.
Under the heat of the August SUM-
N In q shower you should be- caught,
How save the bonnet you lately boughti
4 few drop. Of water, aud, oh the sight
Your lovely hat Il rulnod quite.
~ II should happen by any chance,
You 90 some eve 10 q social dance,
ar TO lecture, concert ar play,
what adds 10 your JOY In every way
For cases like the first we mention,
There surely needs be bo detention.
ia ak umbrella you have near,
sun or rain you need not fear.
when Ia the house you ct all right.
The umbrella then L. u.ele.. quite;
Hut surely you will want fan,
Black, white, pink, blue, green or tan.
On from New York. one day last week,
Came large ease hill % What you ."ek.
The name on the outside. written plain,
Wa. =. u. a 4. =. PRINCE, Norway, Mai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
A true eopy-sis~st n. c. DAVIS. Reri',sr.

OXFORD, - s-At . Court 81 Prchats, heh a
Paris, within ani for The Cospay " Oxfori
on the thiri Tuesday 81 NAY, A, ID leg
On the PETITION ef Chsries %. Davis Gusr'iian OF
I,olo N ant Hiram y. heAiiister minei
heir. cf MARY AMcALLlsTER.ia.e u Oxford
In saii County. DECREASED. praying for liesn.s y
ell anil convey certain real estate situated 10
s,rr<ov.oi. IN said County asd descriiss>i IN
b,s ,stltion on aie In the Probate once a On 81
,antageous eGer Of thrve hupirci dollars. The
prooesds 10 te placei 81 Interest Tor The 'ensn'
% said warts.
OspsEEp. That the saii pstiticser sve Bosios
to All psrson. interestesi by osusing IN abstrsri
Of his pssitisn, with this order tberecn, ~ ID
publi.iesi three weeks suressiveiy IN the or
said County, that they may appear ~ . 'roeats
Court ~ t< hehi 81 rans, on The thiri TUESDAY
Of June next. % nine eetsk IN Ne fcrvncoa
Ant ;ss ~ 'ss,s = e: 'As' have Why ne am
GEORGE A. wII.sON, Jsdss.
Auvssoyy-ssssa II. Q DAVIS. RSCsSsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

I'm, .ah..rti.f hsr,hy i've. puhhc notlrs that
A. ia. Len duiy apt-luis.i ~ tho iIsn Iuirs
afrp,l.sts sfths County ofustufi anil assumed
ths trust 20 Ainlinistfatar ofths estate ~
IpIIN nHAa,., late - iyt"n,
In ali Coanty. dscsass-i. by giving bsni .. ths
lac siirvsts ~ thsryfufv f,slussts al lsr.ons
in.ish,s.l g. tn estate ~ ssid l.,.asei D. mako
lnms-ilats payment. snsi thu shu have any
tissaansl. thsrron o. sNhiiit a.. sane o.
Ma n. 10. rHANk " HHNsG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

OXFORD, 90 AT ,ouu - Probate he'll a
far. within ant Zoe ths ,ounty - uNfuri on
the thlri rus-iay ~ May. 4. u is'l
tiauRsia lisstinss. nafnsst fNerutn, In q
certain instrument puusatinx o. - IN last It'll
AIT testament - RANDALL lIA~flNs~. late n
tTysbarx In ali .ounty. iesssssfi, having ~.
ssntssi The same fuf probate
UuntsTn. That The said I-titiaoef give notice
D. al srsans intsrvstssi thsf,in ~ causinE copy
- this orisf o. ~ puhlishs,i thf.s wesks suess.
sivsly In ths DNforl p.ua- rat, prnisi a Parts,
thai thsy may appear a Probate Count D. ~
hshl Al PARE. In sait tsuuty. ON The thiri Tue.
dsy ~ jane bsNt. AZ nins ~ the ei,sk In ths
faFvnoun. ant show cause. N any they have,
xhy the saii instrumsnt shuuk NJ ~ pfufssi.
approved ant sllsvv-i a. ths lat VIII sol Testa
rssnt - .sid ds-sa.s-i, ani that ssii Chrnta
uastlnzs - Apt-,tnts-i IsesutrtN
stDggI \. WILSON, Iuire.
A true copy. Aits.t II. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

rIII .uh-cftlsr ssr,by siVes pahic nstics
that ~ has t--ru duly sptsrinissi by the iIon
ofahle iuis~ ~ frutsie fuf ihs ,uuntN ~ ~
The estate - $500
pANIn nHi..~ RECORD. late ~ naskhsli
In saiI County, dersa-~i. ~ Eitinz l-sni o. the
as iirsst. Ne thefvfarv rugae-ts All psf-un'
lnislissi O. the estate - sAhi dssssss-l u
nal. Isfn..ttats payuisut snft thss.s sho have
anV demands tlsfysin g. sNhildi N sAms ~
Ma ~ i.sl JOHN b DICDSItR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
.t.sIR oF rrs soARo OF AoRl-
CULTURE.


We are Informed that secretary Nc
Ken viii hold nj. resignation a. oxford
County Memt..r % the Board u Agrt
culture 40 that the election Of his sue
ce..or shall take place At the regular
fall meeting The candidates for The
position 80 Gar .. heard from are :. VI,
Ming. Esd. ~ hiugle-ide farm, Paris
whom the DEMOCRAT took pleasure In
putting In nomination In February last
and V. 4. DeCoster, Esq., one 81 Buck
fields leading farmer. and a trustee Of
the oxford County Agricultural society
Both gentlemen are amply qualified aud
the Interests Of oxford County will no,
suffer In the hands ~ either.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

OxrORp. 90 AT Q Cour Of Preea,s hsh q
Paris. within ssd Zoe shs Cesnty of oxford.
On ths thiri rssessisy Of May. A. ID. issi.
tain Instrument parv-sftinx W ~ The last Will
and Testament 81 NIL ROUNDS, late Of
Porter In said County, desea-ei. having
prevented the same Tor Probate
ts All p.Fsons intsrs.ss-i, by causing q copy II
lhis oi,isr % 10 pubn.bei thrv. wesk. .a.-s.
sl,ely In the Oxfori Deportst pfintsi al l'st.
that They may appear q froisse Court " -
he'll 81 trysLurT. IN saii County, oa The nr-'
Tuesday of June nest. % nine o'slosk In the ferv
noon AMI show cza.e n any they have. why The
said Instrument shoait psi IL pfo,ssi. approved
ani ailowed ss ths Last VIII sssi re.tssaent 81
be appointed Ese.utor.
GEOi,sE A. WILSON, Judge.
a true oopy-Atie.t Ill. q. DAVIS. kssisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
a,eusucAs COUNTY CONVENTION

IN. E.Y.nturan ,utsr. - O,fnri touni{ a.,
r..Iu.sfs.I O. nIsaf in CuuNNutlnn ~ - '.aI'
IL. par. uuL 90 WEDNESDAY, aa.r -
80 "A D. a'rklr. - fur ~ parI-s-r ~ 80
f..ft.g -.,.lt -. - the frlustar cuuntf
80. sif To- ~snstsr-. lusisy - ffvls6
CouutV Treasursr. Cuuntv AuufnsY, " sl.iet -
pr.i..ts ans OUlnty Commissioner 80 >teIlH
- o. ctl.s-s q Rspuhlioan teanif ,9a,.,
80 80 - 4 .ntation urxsnifs-i tur sles tlan
tsur,-s-s I'll - suttls-i o. go dslesse 80 -
sfftiafsI issssis fnf ever . sute- cat - M
gstutnHsn oantiiists fur 'sutsfp", IN - -
=. sufItls 49, tHsu - IN stttunal dessas.
II Esplhnran Ouunty tummitiss ~ - n
.s..ian u ~ ttuhhari liuu-e a y u.fs-s - "
tisls ~ IN isisgstss. A..
H. sr,isro' ~ Republican Couniy e.nuitiss
" = NuIHLEE. Chsifuian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
nxEnRn. ..,-M . Coat ef rrehale heLi .

OXFORD. sat- q Court ~ Probate he'll 81
Paris. within sBd for the County ~ oxford. ON
the thiri Tuesday of May, 4, ID. Lea.
Tain Ib.trument purporting % 10 the Last Will
AMI Te.tsmeut ofsEo. w.fARRi>GTON, late
81 Lowell. In aid County. decease.i. having
prr-ente-i the same for Probate
ospvRrp. That the saii petitioner give botice
IA All persons intsre.tss by causing copy of this
orisr % he publi.kei three weeks sucte-si,ely
IN the Oxfor,i Democrst printsd 81 Paris. that
thsy may appear % . frossse Coar " he he'll ~
p.S,. An ali County, on the thiri Tuesday 81
June ne NJ, % Of the elcsk In the forenoon. and
.hov cause n any they have. Why the said
Instrument .houi nst IL pro,~i, appro,eIt and
alloued as the last win anl Testament of said
,icoea.ei, and that saii William I. walker 10
GEoRGE A. WILSON, Judrr.
A true copy-atsest Ill. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

TiIE sals.crtlsr hsr,hy r'c. pgbhc notioe
that b. has l~sh daily apI-sintssi ~ ths Honor
shle Ju.lsv - fr,slsis fsf The tounty ofottori
ant assumed The trust ~ Adminisifaiof 81 ihe
estate ~
NIONIo FITtpLp. late - Mley riantaiien,
in at guunty. ierra-sst. hy siNinE l-rni a. ths
az dirsTts 10 thsrwfurv r~Iu.sts al Irr-nns
lnlsltssi D. The e.tats 20 AL lsssa.s-i o. WAAs
imtu.zi late tsytasnt. anst ths-s sho have any 10
,nansls thsrss,n o. sNhihit the sans ~
MAJ n. I.sg ADDISON D. lItNklth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
A,vs oOpy-ai,s.i III. Z. DAVIS. l!esi.,sr

oXfogD, =. Al q Court ~ Probate bshi Al
Paris. within AMI Tor the County ~ oNfOri, 90
thc thlri TUESDAY ofA<-y, 4, u. isi.
IIarTist A. Hills. nsmei fsecutrs IN
..,,aIa In.trumsnt purtsorting a. ~ The
lat Viii ant Testament of JOHN "
EILI>, late % DIN neli, In -ail oun'y .decessei
hayias presents.i the sane for Probate.
ORDlRkD. That the all petitioner give bodice
o,ier h. I.s puhllshesi tLre week. suece..iyely
In the ONfori pemccrsi printei ai Paris, that
thew NAV appear NJ Probate Court " L.
he'll AZ Fairs In salt County. on the thlr,i Tues
day of June bett nj ~ VI. cl.k IN W.. 10Y
p..sp. AMI show cause N any they have. Why the
sail Instrument should nss 10 pTo,ei. approved
AMI sIlose,i q. the lat viii AMI Testament ~
sail decea.et, anil that sail Harriet \. tllis
he appointed ExecutTtN.
A true eopy-aftest Ill DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
Nstiss sf Pstitiss fer Discharge.
STATE as MAINE.


ONFORD, .. Court % Insolvency. In the ease
ef JASON RusskLL. in-oi,ent Debtor.
NOtiCE !. hsrby oven iha, ys,iti.n has. on
~ I'M. 18th day ~ May, 4. u. l-'!, besn pf.
-entesi % .sii Count for -ait County, by JASON
RUSSELL. % Backneli IN thu County ~ Osfori.
praying that be- may 10 siecrcsi q full di-chsrgr
irpm all his dels. prv,ahle under the prov l.on.
~ Chapter seventy ~ the statutes of Maine,
AMI upon -sh I~tition. u !. orierri by
.aii Court that hearing ~ hal upon
the same hefore ssii ,.ur st Paris, In -sii
Goanty of Osfori, oa Wednesday, the ssi iay
of June. 4. %. Issi. 10 nine o'closk IN The fore
noon. ani that notiee thseof ~ pubh.hel In
the Oxfori Demccrst, bsw.paTsr pablishssi In
-sii County of ONfort. once ~esk for ihrrs sur
c~--i,e weeks, the last publlestiOn o. IL seven
days i~fov the day ~ hesring. AMI that all sresi
iiors who have proved their dsht-, shi ether PER
soB. Interested. may appear st alb plsce sni
time snd sbow csu-s, 10 any they have. Why q
discharge shoali not 10 grantei .sii deht"r a.
eorilng o. the prayer of his Jstition.
Attest s-iiEkRfCk &. DAVIS. Rsgis,sr
% ssr Court for ALI County 81 ONf"rt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

Living l.. nm, q provision dealer Of
Bostou. vas last week bound over TO the
grand Jury In the Saco municipal court.
1he charge against him IL an attempt to
XIII hls wife, Who lives In Saco, By send
Ing her poisoned meat. lie and hls wife
had not lived happily for some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24


,,t, u.LL, foErLASp. rt.n.i' ' a.
Ia m O'CL"rN, a N.
80 ,.-,,.... % nosainstiaE osniiisas ~
t.,s.rnaf B. 70 saplortf,i ~ 80 :. -.
-. -. - rr,.ftsut and Nice-frv-hient ~ -
$3.50 a - Na,snl-r siestiun, ani 10.
~. ssy ethst busine-s thai nay f''iN'V
,,suss lsfury 70 -, -. ,.it...
~, 49,. - rspre-sutsiion MI - :. s,5,-'s,
N.eh CIV rg~n sni f'an','', -, a., ,ss..
a. 80. Asl.ssis .nt Coz essh -.ss.u .'.,,,,',
..,s- r..,.-.fIi.l.n oantitists fur eefeIneI
~ - a. ..titioasi dsisxAis. Anl - ~
-, t.r,y tuts. Ia sxce-. u -c'rn' wv
s,islses 49,. IL 49, ,.,.s.ti.a q sny Cay. resn
-. $1,000 "a aniy = filesi ~ rr-hiens- 81
M. s.uotv m whirh III Nsrancf shl-e. - A..
-. 80. ,..,.u,ities oil ~ In -e-siee n -
,,...rttse r,.auh - ths nNh a. ia. -
~. 9,sruins - ths Oonfcntieh, y. - -.
'f ,,.,si,t1s ~ cr,-isntials - ~ - -.
i, =, -. A. ,,,,tsf a. - enghh D. pArtt' ilsss
80. 1.,,,,tiaa mu.t ~ slgst-l san-s'i ssH' "
~. "a. II ~ cal fsr this Cav snNsa q, -,
Al 1870. ~ NAius xtthnui rvsArd ~ 49,
,-.sttl,ai ,iirsfsnc.- sh-a a.. in hest - ~ a..
isisias rrva.gti's isfls \. rs,ts.tias
,S.f,tu.tris. sni ~ sxrtrutars. 49,.
49,. st.fs d. sktatng sol mselitl.- -
49, hv -sruriug o. ~ lsl-nfsf ~. -.
In = snuni al huns-t cuTtsn.f " - =, -,
$500 m -sruriug Vsliticsl $500 ', 49,,
-. H. 49,. gr,.rl,stisn q ~ Cau-s ~ bsinPst
-. A. "a al s,luai tsxstion, in ~ ses.sr,
80 ..su,s ~ - AlusriCan ship baiHhhs
A. a. s.-snauiifal and etcisui siinini.sI -,
St.ts arair. AZ coriiAiy ln,ti-l =, - 4.
- g.pusns a.. IN ths -s,estion ~ as~s.''-
-, -, E.pstiicsn >tsts CsnwHtss.
a. MANLY, tes'f-'a-'
- ~stra.Hn. ~srrsts-s
kususts ssius, MAJ p. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
A,rue eopy-xi.s.s III. Q. DAVIS, RsT,sssr.
oxroRp. ). 40 !, oear q rIoe.,s bed :.

ONFORI, 80 al q Court of Probate bed ~
Paris, within AMI for The County 81 Oxford
90 tls thiri rse.i.y OF NAY, A.. -, i.sa.
Of Gevtraie %. Chandler, minor daughter 81
ssii MOsks n CiiA>DLER, In aid County,
praying for hcense IN ell AMI convey
estate de.srilsd In his pstition on hse IN sbs
Probate once % IN advantageous oner OF
forty dollar, and costs Of sah. the pr,reesis
% ts PLACED II interest," Tor the benent 81
all Gertrude d. Chandler.
OnDEnKp, That the said petitioner give no<iee
~ ali per-ons interested. by causing IN abstrnes
Of his PETITION, with this order tbereon, W BE-
publisbed tkve weeks successi.ey 10 ts vi
k.cI Il~mocrat, Q Newspaper prtntrd q Paris.
In ssid County, that They may apSear q frObase
Court. 10 l.e He'll q PARA. on The third Tuesday
Of June nexs, ~ nine eciock In the foseneoe. And
shov casse if.ny they have Why shs ss'e ss's'a
4 true sspy-saasss,-H.C.DA DAVIS. nssissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
NORWAY.

A new plank sidewalk has been built
on bridge Street.
q. n. Cummings a sons purchased an
excellent team horse this week.
Jonathan blake has been appointed
police officer To enforce the town by
laws.
The assessor. have been at work the
past week on the tax lists foe the cur
rent year.
The Norway Packing Company have q
crew at work remodeling the old factory.
when finished Il Will ee . modern FAC.
tory In all respects. Large portions OF
the old buildings VIII be torn down aud
replaced by Others.
Justus I. Millett has made great in,-
proysment In the street this week With
his new sprinkler.
The Norway Water Power and Eiec-
trio Light Company was duly organized
At Engine House Hall Tuesday after
noon. The following officers were
elected:
Pre-iient. q. y. Tabb..
Clsrk. fr,slssi Hove.
rvssarer. y. 10. Noye-.
v. IIsa' y W. s.sl-.rn. ". u. whi,co~b, Al.
y i1As anil u. l.. Horne.
bylaws we're adopted and the nee
e.sary steps taken for the completion
OF the corporation.
". =. Henson who passed the winter
months In Florence with his son, visited
I'm town TIL. week. lie l. Of the opinion
that Maine IL not the worst place after
all.
; n. VI. Bearce :. on the alex list.
David Jordan will build on his lot on
Whitman street this summer. lie has
one of the most attractive places on the
street.
v. W. nm. has .old hi. lot on Cre.-
cent street Ia :. N. wctherbec Who will
erect q dwelling In the course OF the
summer. Mr.. wetherbee has selected .
very pleasant location for home aud
We trust they will long enjoy Il.
The uniycrsallst church ~as decorated
sunday afternoon by the junior class OF
Norway High school very pre,tily and
At the appointed hour, although u
raIned quite hard, the eiihce WAS crowd
sd with citizens eager Ia hear the
scholarly and eloqusnily delivered ser.
mon before the graduating class Of y? III
the high .chcol. Rev. Nj. Angell In
her addre.. gave the elias. good sd,lce.
q. H., 4. :. aud .. II. Cummlng- oi
the firm % 4. II. Cummings 4 sous,
Henry n. Red aud a. l.. rhinpey OF
Boston enjoyed fcw days at Camp
Bruln TIL. week fishing. They captured
over Two hun,lrci trout varying la siIe
frum ous-fourth pound 10 one pound.
Thursday afternoon aud evening Nor
way Opera House Was crowded. Ever,
seat ws. taken sni very little II any
standing room was not occupl~i by eth
zen. Interested In the welfare 81 the higi
school and particularly In the gradustln,
class for ". The graduating exercises
81 the elias. commenc~l at O'Clock ans
O'Clock. Escclleut music VA. pleas
antly interpreted by Callahan. or
che.tra 10 Lewiston. The stage VA. one
mass 20 most beautiful plants. Afiei
the class program sas carried out ia
p.r,i.or french addressed the cla.. ane
presented IN. diplomas. Prof. smal
spoke an encouraging word Ca the clas'
aud In prai.. 70 Norway High >chco
, graduates. The following VA. Tn
program;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24
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To the Crrll,or. ~ LEJuNE ~. Bunr ~ Par.
In the county ~ Osf.ri and ststs o'
Nains, tnsol,snt peiter.
Al of the Judse % the Court ~ lnsoisens,
for .aii County the -econi NestinE ~ The ,f~l
ltor. 81 ssii in.al,ent 10 appointed " IT, hsti -
the prsiste Court room In Paris in All ."sn.
AZ nine s'cl.sk In the forenoon. Voc VIII govern
yourselves arrosiinsiy,
olives un.isr nv hasi sni the orisr % Court
I'M. Isth dsy % May, A. ~, I-si-
IIIRRIgk q. DAVIS. Rssisisr ~ the Coar'
Of Insolvsnsy Coz sali County of Otfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-24

OXFORD, .. At . Court ~ Prostate he'll q,
Paris, within AMI fur the tounty ~ pNfari 90
ths thiri Tueetay ~ Msy, 4. ~ lsti.
thsneger n. IIepkias AMI IIenry :. Msihtlre
late ~ fefu. In saii touhty, dsrea-et. having
prv-snts-l thsif accoant - simihistTstiua ~ the
estate 20 saii des.a.ei fof allowance
ORptNrp. That tis saii ftecutors give noties
~ oil y-r-oas ia,sv.t-l. ~ causing Q copy II
thi. or,isf ~ 4. puhnshs~t thr.~ vesks saf.ss
.lysly In th. Oxfsrl l'yms-rat. printed a fan.
In sail teunty, that they NAY spI-sr a Fro
late ,sar tolr hsiisn a. rars. In all tgun
". On the thlri ras@isy - June newt. N nlns
o'sksk In III fofvnnoa. ani shaw causs. N sny
thsy have, why The same shouH Mt - allowed
stp. 4. WILSON. Juiixe.
A tru. oopy attest III. q DAVIS. iissis,sr.