Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-02-07
NORWAY.
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E.Y. SMITH, ESQ, Nev Granse Bloek. 10 The
sutborise.i local Agent and oorssponsisnt OF the
Dsmocras for norway and hvou shoun I'm VIZ
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The selectmen were In session this
week, making their annual report.
DIR. Rounds Of South Paris WAS In
town Thursday.
Charles X. Meserve has sold his black
smith business TO Morse & Whiting OF
Lewiston. They took possession We'd
ne-dsy.
Theodore l.. Webb moved into his new
store February Let. The store has been
newly painted and furnished throughout.
n IL lighted with the Maine Automatic
Light. Thirteen lights In all. This new
light IL equal II not superior to the cleo
tric. Mr.. Webb has full line OF cloth
ing, an excellent assortment OF samples
for custom work and Il always ready TO
cell at bottom prices. wetrust his good
luck will accompany him to the new
store.
when the moon IL full, dark and
stormy nights, and about one-hAlf the
balance Of the time the electric lights
are either out altogether or very poor.
some people think IL would be good
thing for the corporation at the ap-
preaching annual meeting TO arrange
With the electric light corporation and
paw for Just what IL furnished and nc
more. In other departments IL seems u
he the style 10 get what Il paid for
why not In this,
The village schools closed Friday oil
this week. After a short vacation the
spring term will commence.
| Treelsnd v. Saunders was srraignec
In the municipal court Wednesday and
pleaded not guilty To the charge o.
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
lie Was found guilty sni fined 81 ant
costs taxed at ell.G. lie paid and VA
released.
Miss Hattie Grant has charge Of Mrs
Hills store during her absence.
The A. U. Division, No. II, L. X. n
Of T.. will give concert and drill FOL
lowed by a ball at the Opera House Fri.
dsy evening, Feb. IL. Stearns q
Nor.e~orthy's oryhestrs furnish music
Prof. G.. L. Barnes will enjoy his Va
cation al his home In lloultOn.
Stearns 4 Norseworthy's orchestr'
has been engaged for the next Silyel
GRAY party at the Beals House. a con
cert will be given before the dancing
commences.
A very large party, about sixty, arr
rehearsing at Concert Hall for Living
Whist, which will be Que OF the manl
attractive features OF the Uniyerszlls
fair AT the Opera House about the mid
die OF this month. II will undoubtedl!
be a pleasing affAir.
Miss T.. s. Prince has returned from
Boston, where she has been for medica
treatment, much improved In health.
J. W. Brown lately froze his hands %
badly that IL IL feared he may lose sever
al fingers.
A very large party OF Odd Fellow,
visited Auburn Monday evening 10 Wit
ne.s an exrmplincstion Of the work II
the "a and Sd degrees.
The poverty supper at the Congrega
tionsli,t church Tuesday evening VA
we'll attended. The tables would hard
" justify the appellation Pocerty. Th'
grand march" vas quite difieren
matter however.
The Opera House was crowded Thurs
day evening by citizens Interested In the
high school. The junior class gave
prize exhibition. The programme wa
as follows:
4. Justice In Lea.iviiie, Helen IIin.daie Rich
Louise G Brsibury.
q. Van EibLer's Rork, Emma Dunning Banks
Grace d. hcsien. ,,o,v,,
). A Happy r n,ssSy ". whitman. AH0n'"'''
The Parson'. Vacation, Louis Ei.enbei'
Lulu NJ. faskari. =, ,
my "' Alice N. Roand..
| Dumb Bell Dhll.
| Music.
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Mibirei v. Bi.bee.
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1 Music.
The committee awarded the four priz''
az follows:
Girl..-i.t. Graoe u. IIohien; 81. Agnes W
Rounds.
4 ". Whitman.
I; Was very difficult to decide to WHOM
the prizes should have been given. The,
all did so we'll that the friends OF eacl
rather thought their fsvorite shoul,
have had one Of the rewards. Stearns
ISors~worthy's Orchestra Furnishes
music for the dumb bell drill which VA