Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-20
NORWAY.

Mr. and Mrs. Mari % Lowell, are yi.it-
Ing their daughter, Mr.. 'has. u. Me-
serve.
deputy sheriff Garland AMI n. g.
Davis, Esq., of Paris, we're In town fri-
day.
Henry r. French IA. ryturn-d aud Il.
At work 10 y. l.. stone. drug store.
The Boston Comedy Company, H..
frice Weber, manager, concluded q
series ot three evenings entertainments
"a the Opers House. Thursday evening,
With the Irish comedy -lnmA, Arrah-Na-
lOgue. Mr.. webter l. gr,ai fAyOrite
With the Norway people aud always
leaves the bsst II Impression. with the
large audiences.
The hotels have been CROW died with
people Who attended the fair.
The town farm oxen were entered al
the county fair thi. week for matched OK
cn and awarded the fra prize. Thi.
sp-aks highly for the present superin-
tenlent % the farm, In q. much a. the
work on the farm this season has len
done with these cattle. Until this year
four oxen have bccn kept on the farm.
VI. FLINT u doing excellent work anl l.
sntlile,l "a much credit.
Mr.. Nshel Knight, sss Traftou, 20
PORTLAND. i visiting la this village.
M,ss Maudc Partridge Of Norway
lake, i teaching with much ability the
department 81 the village school. made
vacant ~ the dismissal 81 Nj. MO,s!-
ward. The department :. difficult 10
handle bat Miss Partridge l. equal 10 the
requirements 10 the position.
Mr.. Mary smith. Mr.. ~. v. Lowell,
Mr. and Mrs. 4. u. Lowell. Mr.. and Mr..
VI. l.. Brackett Of Yarmouth. Miss HI.
Turner % Walloboro, and Mrs. Geo. 4.
smith. Wife and daughter % Chicago,
visited AZ v. ". HIS. during the fair.
The following officers were elected by
the Norway sons Of Veterans At their
fir.t meeting At Eyerson Hall, saturday
evening
Cays. Cha.. y Riihsn.
lst lhsut., frNnk "a. Noye..
nj Lisut. No. q. sites.
Their are thlrty-t~o charter members.
lion. John 4. >wasey of Canton, fired
the last gun In the state campaign, sat-
urday evening. Ills speech "a. q good
one, even FOR John.
The AriOn QuArtetie gave first-class
convert AZ the Opsra House on Monday
evening. Hut owing % the town meet
tng the audience VAS not a. large a. Il
otherwise would have been.
VI. J.. kimball. Esq, was al Bruins
wick this week.
Marx smith has euterei Rowdoln Col
lege.
The Australian ballot Law worked quite
a. much to the advantage of our party
az the other Il |. claimed here. Gu the
whole u gave general satisfaction.
Della Noyes aud Georgia Walker have
been csmpingSt the west shore Of the
lake for the past ten DAYS. Even the
storm did not discourage them.
Rev. y. W. smith, late pastor OF the
Methodist church, vas In town this
week.
The Municipal Court was crowded
with liquor cases this week. John Dayi.
Of Norway VAS found guilty % drunken
hess and disorisrly conduct and fined
slG.J with costs. lie paid. frod Cur
risr % Paris, for selling liquor, "a. finesi
so and costs. In default of payment
MAS committed To Paris Jail. Frank r.
brown of Auburn, MAS srraigned on the
charge ~ liquor selling aud discharged
Henry y. O'Neil Of lewiston Was hound
over for the action % the grand jury for
Illegal transportation Of liquors.
Werner VI. Whitman, Elmer Abbott.
Frances Bearce, Lutte French and lnef
Tubbs started for Colby, saturday.
George Merrill has been drawn Ne
grand Juror, and A. n. Morrison and c.
X. Meserye AZ traverse jurors, for the
ociober term Of supreme Judicial Court.