Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-05
NORWAY.


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DIR. C. l.. Pike was In town wedpes-
day.
Henry o. Holden was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff A. l.. Bassett, Tuesday
night, on a charge Of intoxication and
lodged In the lookup. Wednesday morn
Ing he Was arrsigued In the municipal
court aud after hearing discharged.
Bearce & Stearns for respondent.
Fred Keith was found guilty ct lntoxi-
cation and sentenced to thirty days 10
Paris Jail. Lewis w. Weston pleaded
guilty to the charge Of selling lntoxicat-
ing liquor to Fred Keith and was sen
tened to pay fine Of $50 and costs.
The selectmen accepted the new road
Srom Greenwood town line built by VIM.
Richardson this week.
James O. Crooker has thoroughly re-
paired his hay scales.
Miss Nina Hought0n has gone to
Massachusetts, where she will pass most
Of the winter.
Thanksgiving Was quiet day all
round. Most everybody went some
where by Invitation to partake OF the
Thanksgiving turkey and besides having
q first class dinner enjoyed social day
with friends aud relatives. Many OF the
college boys were at home and added
much to the pleasure Of the day.
Alouzo b. Brickett has sold his place
on Crescent Street to DR.. 3. A. Bennett
who will build on the lot In the spring
Mr.. Brickett will try farming In Water
ford.
Peck's Bad Boy Company will present
their laughable comedy ut the Opera
House Saturday evening.
At u special meeting OF Co. ID, Is,
Regiment, n. g. 8. NJ, held Monday
evening, the company voted to tender
the governor and staff 4 reception on OF
about December 2Othat which time most
Of the regimental officers ~ill be present
Col. Harrington, Inspector-General oi
Rine Practice, will present the members
Of the company with the badges worn
during the last seasons practice. Fol
lowing the reception will be ball. II
will be the attraction Of the season.
The box-openlng at the Unlyersallsi
church Friday evening was a financla
success. The boxes, door receipts, and
collection footed up about sli7, which
will be used to purchase new carpe,
for the church. The literary and mu
slcal entertainment Was very Interesting
and pleasing.
b. w. Wood is clerkins for Merritt,
WEIGH.
Much uneasiness Il caused by the sud
den aud mysterious Disappearance Of
Artist John W. Swan. Mr.. Swan wen,
to Boston on business Nov. 18th, intend
Ing to return In few days, as he was Il
open a studio ut Island Pond, VT, OF
the 18th inst, where Z. W. Bartlett hat
been sent to make the necessary arrange
ments. Mrs. Swan received q lettel
from her husband stating he would be n
home In few days. Time passed ant
as nothing was heard from him, MIR
Bartlett and Mr.. Joseph Swan, brother
left for Boston to solve the mystery. II
IL known that Mr.. Swan stopped at thu
Quincy House where he paid his hOte
bill and left on the 18th. IL Is feared
there IL foul play as no trace can b
found Of the missing man.
W. X. Blckford and family, late OF tn,
Knox House, Thomastou, took charge Of
the Beals House, Wednesday.
The fair to be held by the ladies ol
the Congregational church will com
mence December 18th, and continue the
18th and 18th.
John Callahan spent Thanksgiving al
his home In Lynn, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burnham are tt
spend the winter In Florida. Howard
Young will take Mr.. Burnham's place al
the electric light station.
DIR. Harry z. Jones enjoyed the weeh
with his parents. Harry will graduate
from the Boston Dental College In June
IL IL reported among the many friends
Of G. ID. Waters, who was for many
years station agent In this village, that
he has lately been promoted with q
large increase In salary.
The tenth annual Thanksgiving bal
given by Pennesseewssse Lodge, No
Is, X. OF T., at the Opera House, was q
grand aff,ir. The music furnished by