Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
NORWAY.


Gsssys n. Atwood a TIE DeDecrss
was u tovn Wednesday.
J. Y. Huneingtoa Of Angusta was u
tevn . fsv days Ago taking ordsrs TOT
custom WORK.
81. NIliest h hard at work on Pleas
ant Street with . crew repairing The
rod vsshed By The recent storm.
Curling II icing pat 10 on Cottage
Street opposite the Beal Hotel property
for q peu brick sidewalk.
A beautiful sign for the public library
has been presented 70 the town By J. A.
Roberts. Il viii Be hung over The aide
walk opposlte the library room.
John Kilgore u canvassing for the
New singer sewing machine.
DIR. Jekyli and Mr.. Hyde presented
by the Kline Fairbanks Company at the
Opers House Tuesday evening WAS nrst
class. Mr.. Fairbanks did some very
good acting, much better than IL usually
enjoyed In this place.
Ailie and Eugene Bartlett are stop
ping at the Elm House.
Mrs.. wrisley has returned from Franz
ingham for the summer.
Azel w. Faunce IL slowly gaining.
lie has been very sick for several weeks
past.
Dr. y. L. Drake has hlt upon . plan
for the extraction OF teeth which gives
little II any pain. Every one has APP
pArently two or three for the doctor to
remove. All tell the same story, no
suffering.
Harhn r. Brown has bought the y.
n. Rowe farm Of p. III. Noyes and III.
NJ. Bearce.
We understand that George Small has
moved out Of his shop on Bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald OF Rich
m0nd visited their son, Charles Mellon
aid, this week. Mrs. Mcdonald will re-
main some days TO assist her son In NOV
ing into the rent over George 4. Las
selle's.
The village assessors have been In
session this week making the corpora
ton tax for the current year.
Charles Bartlett L. at home from
Orono q. riculturAl college.
y. +. stones drug store presents =
very attractive appearance with 90
many beautiful plants.
E.G. and Edwin Wallace of Roches-
ter. y. H., were In town this week.
The numerous prizes for the wheel
tournament are on exhibition In ii. b.
Fosters show window on Main Street.
They are all first class ones.
II. VI. Bearce IL at Houlton this week
on business.
II Was very pleasant gathering at
the Congregational yestry Tuesday
evening. Miss Mabel e. Snow read sew
erAl selections which were greatly APP
preciated.
Frank Taylor, who has been visiting hls
parents In New York, returned Thurs
day.
Gen. Beai IL repairing the old Billings
house on Main Street.
Kimball and Williamson have dis
solved partnership. The business will
hereafter be conducted BY A. II. VIII
Hanson and Mrs. Anna NOyes under the
STYLE Of Noyes Drug Store. Mr.. Kim
ball, we understand, will 20 to New
Hampshire.
"The last Loaf Was played by local
talent at Concert Hall, Friday evening
before large company. The several
parts were well rendered and the play
was a great success. The following was
the cast Of characters:
MARI Ashton, .Ilser-mith, John Harding
Calsb Hanson, baker, Elmer Abbott
Harry Hanson. his son, :. u. Cummings
Dtek Bu-tIe, baker, Arthur Boikin.
Tom Chubb-, butcher, Charles Ridlon
kaIs Ashton, MArk's wife, Della Noyes
Lilly Ashton, their daughter, Carrie Tucker
Patty Joae-, Yankee girl, Jessie Warren
DIR. T.. l.. Pike Of saco was In tow
this week.