Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-08
NORWAY.
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Be spprsciasst By IL pabnshsrs-
State Pension Agent Z. G. Milllken OF
Augusta was In town Tuesday looking
after the pensioners Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tubbs OF Gorham,
n. H., moved into 5. I. Millett's tene-
ment Thursday. Mrs. Tubbs Is Mr..
Millett's daughter. We understand that
Mr.. Tubbs will soon become interested
In the hardware business here.
W. b. Walker WAS arraigned In the
municipal court Monday on complaint
Of Irving Loring charged With selling
intoxicating liquor. After pleading not
guilty, and hearing the evidence, the re-
spondeut was discharged.
The August term OF the Norway mu-
nicipal court was held Tuesday. An un-
usually large number Of entries.
Mrs. Henry French IL In town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. simeon Drake, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T.. Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Crommett are occupying the Witt
cottage this week.
Services were held In Concert Hall
last Sunday, where they will continue
to be held until the uniyersalist church
Il fully repaired.
America Bisbee, who for some time
has been very smart, IL again confined ia
to the house. The result OF another
shock.
r. l.. webb's blue store has been 70
painted. Everything about the store Is
very blue.
j. A. Twaddle, N. d., Of Bethel,
member Of the board Of pension exam
liners, Was In town Wednesday.
Some young fellow turned the hose
on Prof. j. W. Holden, the astronomer,
and ID. c. Clark, Wednesday evening at
the Beals House aud broke up q very
animated discussion. The crowd want
to know who did Il.
The new board Of examining surgeons,
a. soon as permit IL granted, will meet
at the office Of b. y. Bradbury, III. d., 10
this village, every Wednesday Mt 10 A. NJ
The Organization Il ~ follows:
President, n. y. Bradbury, ". ID.
Secretary, J. A. Twaidle, NJ. ID.
Treasurer, y. ID. Rankin. NJ. ID.
Rev. G. II. Tenney and family OF
Grove Hall, Boston, are visiting at J. A
Danforth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.. Bell Of Bangor
are visiting Mt James o. Crooker's.
Rev. ID. ). RideOut will enjoy his va
cation during the present month, there
fore there will be no services ut the
Congregational church. Mr.. Sumner
Bangs Will occupy the pulpit at the Gen.
ter Of the town part Of the time. :.
Otis Morgan, while riding his bicycle
on whitman Street Sunday, ran Into 9
pile Of boards and received serious In
juries. II IL now thought he may re
cover.
The little three year-Old son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. X. X. Eastman, who live OF
Paris Street, received Injuries Sunday
that may prove fatal. The barn dool
fell upon him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Jackson Of Ash
land, n. H., are visiting at A. y. Jack
sons.
Agent A. l.. y. Pike has nearly com
pleted the repairs on the academy build
Ing. In 1891 Mr.. Pike put In steam heat
Ing and ventllating apparatus at q cos
Of over 5000. The Increased attendance
rendered Il necessary to divide the In
termediate room aud the two room
were fitted up for forty scholars each
The next year the grammar room wa
also divided and the first division wa
fitted UP with new seats for twenty
eight pupils, and the second division for
forty-elght. The intermediate room
has, In one department, been Increased
ten seats. The present year the primary
room has also been divided, and both
rooms furnished with forty new, mod
ern automatic seats. The village school
will commence Sept. 9TH, with the fol
lowing teachers:
Principal, G. r. Barnes.
Assistant, Matte Tracy.
lst Grammar, Kate NJ. Hobbs.
81 Grammar, Mrs.. Lena Andrews.
lst intermediates. Nellie l.. Andrews.
81 Mrs. Laura Pagen. nee Win
slow.
ist Primary, Cora SHIELD.
upps. Urinary. Ellie : swan.
Lower. Lillian McA lister.
Edith Faruham, who has had charg,
Of the lower primary school for several
terms with excellent success, will enteI
Bates College this fall.
Arthur Forbes Of the Democrat wal
In town this week, rs indeed were near
ly all the good people OF the "Hill''
We understand they enjoyed the picnic
up the lake.
Ladies', have you seen our 81 bootsl
We have six styles for this price. Cal
and zee them. Smiley Shoe Store, op
poslte Elm House, Norway, Maine. Il
y. SWEET, manager.
THE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION.
sEyENIu ANNUAL. MEETING AND TX.