Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-10
NORWAY.


Rather po0r sIeighinG.
The rln followed By cold weather
causes the owners Of horses TO Walt the
blscksmlths during the week.
llrgister Of Probate Albert d. Park
Was In to~n Thursday.
Representative J. A. Roberts, wife and
500, went TO Augusta TueAday.
George L. Noyes has plans for . new
block he coute,nplstes building 10 tho
spring, corner Of Deering and Main
Streets. Il will be two-story structure
Of wood. Storcs below, aud Offices aud
apartments above. IL IL proposed by
Mr.. Noyes to move tho old building TO
Deering Str~et.
Al the January term Of the Norway
Municipal court, the docket showed
the entry Of several new cases. Quite
number were tried and disposed OF
Tuesday.
Pcnnesseewassee Lodge, No. Is, X. Of
r., at the regular meeting elected the
following officers:
PC, n. Clark.
q. C.. %. ". Cummings.
VIC, ". J.. kimbali.
r., r. l.. Webb.
K.of q. and 8, A. Iibbari.
~ ID -, Dc
". Of X. Horace Cole.
Trustee. r. Heath.
Representative 70 Grand Lodge, @. A. VII.
aims.
Alternate. Geo. x. Lasselle.
The officers will be publicly installed
by ID. ID. @. c., George wilkins, Thurs
dav evening, Jan II.
The formal opening OF the Bears
House by the new landlord, II. ID.
Lowell, took place Wednesday evening.
Invitations were extended to the bu.l-
ness men of the vlllsge. They were ac-
cepte,l, IL IL needless to state, without
hesitancy. The large company Of ladies
aud gentlemen were received by Mr..
and Mrs.. Percy ID. Lowell and given tn
understand that the house was
open tn them. Stearns and Morse
worthy's Orchestra discoIrsed The choic-
est music while skilled walters serye'i
oysters and clans prepared as onl,
the Yarmouth people know how. After
supper the tables were removed, aud thu
dsnc~rs toak possession Of the dining
room. which, With Its besutiful drcors-
tions had been transformed into dance
hall. Mr. ani Mrs. kneelsnd. Who have
made the Beils House famous for it,
hospitality, were present and assisted
the new landlord In IN liking the acquaint-
anre Of Ill. After several hours, AMI
while early the party, about my couples
dispersed. The unanimous decision MAS
that Il WAS tie event Of the season.
May the house prosper under the new
management.
Frank T.. Thompson OF Davis, West
Virginia, Il spending few days With
hls grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jons
Blake. MIR. Thompson u Interested IN
the Norway Packing Company.
A. T.. Morrison Of Rumford Falls was
In town this week.
Jonas W. Swan has bought out hls
partner. d. II. Bean. i. A. Sutherland
and j. W. Swan will continue the busi-
n-ss under the flrin name and style OF
j. W. Swan & Co.
Merritt wplch comes ont this week
with n new sign, the work OF George
Small.
George L. Beal Of till, village has
been rv-elerted state treasurer.
Hon. A. y. Kimbsll was nominated BY
the Democrats for councillor.
Charles =. Starbird of Oxford, ID. G..
W. L., Installed the offlters OF Norway
Division Sons Of temperance saturday
evening.
At the annual meeting OF the Norway
Club Friday evening, the follow Ing
officers were elected for the ensuing
term:
George shuit,en, President.
Henry Potter, Vice President.
frank raylor. Se-etary AMI Treasurer.
Chas. q. Mason. ". ". whitmarsh, Charles
Mcdonald. executive Committee.
After the business Of the evening the
party partook Of "A clam bake. Excel
lent music rendered the occasion very
pleasant. :.
". W. Whltmarsh has been appointed
Lieutenant Colonel on Governor Cleaves
Stsf. Rather good appointment the
Captains friends think.