The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-09-19

F.C, Palmer broke MS leg very badly
the other day. ,,s
There are quite NUMBER OF very sick
people in this place. ro,,
attendins school at North Parsonsfeld
Seminary from this place.
Norway.
+ Reniatninss Hamilton for drunkenness
and disturbance was. lined three dollars
and costs in the municipal court Friday
which he paid and was dlscharged.
Quite an amount Oh building and re-
pairing is going on. IN Town IN spite OIL
hard times.
The late frosts have not injured the
crons materially except on low lands.
The several religious societies which
ran victualing tents at the fair, realized
a round sum.
Falls. was arrested Saturday by Officer
Bassett and brought before the munlcl,
nal coI1rf on charge of breaking and
enterino The house Of Sebastian S. Smith
and stealing a pair of boots The boots
were fonnd on his premises, which con :
victed him of the theft, but the breaking
and entering not being proven, he was
fined S3 and costs. In default of pay
ment he was committed to JAIL Knight
is an old offender and has a hard name.
1t IS hoped Gne SHoo Snip Will TeSuihS
business about next week.
Norway corn shop will close their pack
this week, which will fall short con-
.siderably from last year. They intend
packing 1900 bushels of apples it they
can be obtained.
Buxton.
WEST BUXTON.
The Free High School admitted nine
teen scholars to the junior class last
week
The citizens have com bined on coal and
given orders for one hundred tons Of
fehiuh from Portland at wholesale
prices.
The electric railroad committee are
making plans to secure grants from the
towns Of Buxton. Hollis and Standish to
contribute one per cent. of their valua-
tion to the capital stock of the road.
The statutes allow towns to invest five
per cent. of their valuation in railroads.
Thomas Bradbury, jr., has made a
contract to put Bangor furnace into
the Free Will Baptist church now under
going repairs.
Raymond.
EAST RAYMOND.
Willis f. Adams, of Gilead and Harry
Adams of Auburn, weress visiting at their
mothers. Mrs. N. j. Adams last week.
Charles Berry had, the misfortune to
scald himself severely while at work IN
the corn shop at Webb's Mills. !.
Willie Cole is attending the fall term OF
school at the Pennell Institute, at Gray.
Farmers have their sweet corn nearly
j. a. Allen of Providence, r. T., was
visiting relatives and friends here last
week.
Walter Small of North Norway, dealer
in picture frames, was in this place last
week and stopped over Sunday with F.
w. Riggs.
The apple crop will be almost an entire
failure
.JosephsA llen..and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Sebago Lakesthis week.
DR.. Jordan has several peach trees in
his garden bearing delicious fruit.
GorIl am.
Mr.. A. H. Stanwood and wife of Beverly
Mass, are visiting friends here
Miss Minnie Summersides of Lowell is
making short visit in town.
The Gorham Savings bank declared its
semi annual dividend last Saturday. Mr..
George W. Lowell was elected to fill the
vacancy on the examining committee,
caused by the Death of Rev. Joseph
Colby. The bank ism excellent condi-
ton, having increassd& its deposits the
past six months. sA
The hall exhibit at the county fair was
the largest and best ever given. Trustee
II. B. johnson and his able assistants
conducted this department to the salts
faction of all. ~