Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-04
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xeek st Jay and Ll,errnore fails.
Az. MArston. Of the urn OF ID. ,.
splnney A Co., Was In town this week
looking after the shoe business.
e. ID. Waters, who has been station
agent AZ the Norway branch station Tor
a long time. has been transferred "a
Yarmouth Junction and Yarmouth. II
4. uncertain who will take his place
here. II !. understood that George y.
LA.sells would like the position ~ u
would bring him home.
Mrs. George Charles Of Fryeburs
visited at Arthur Piummer'. during the
wesk. She was accompanied by Mrs.
John Walker who enjoyed few days
with her sister. Mr.. A. q. Noyes.
Walter y. Foss, Axel Fzunce and
Henry II. Crockett are on the gain. MT
Crockett takes short walks and ride'
each day.
Col. 6. :. Edward. Of Bethel VAS 10
town Wednesday.
IOuyie T.. SWEET will take part In th'
bicycle race. At saco July 9Th.
We understand that Mrs.. 4. %. Soye'
will build cottage on the vest shore o,
the lake thi. summer.
y. II. Noyes started for Chicago anc
the worlds fair saturday. lie Will u
Ab.snt about ten days. =.
Harry Rust Post, q. A. IL. No. 81
/ The W. *. Corps, the Son. Of Veterans
and Norway Grange will celebrate tn
Fourth at Glbson's Grove.
r. l.. Webb !. again able 10 attend u
hi. bushes. Affairs.
W. 7. Abbott of Boston IL stopping al
hi. farm. lie takes great pleasure dur
ing the summer months at his delightful
re.idence by the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hill. OF Cnl0l
passed the week with their son, v. W
IIills, Ia this place.
Mrs. Fred y. Ame. died In Needham
Mass. June I'D. The remsins ~er'
brought to Norway for intsrnent u
Rustfisld Cemetery Monday. She leave
q husband and three children.
The new time table went into effec
Monday morning. Owing 10 the lac
that the morning train leave. thirt!
minute. earlier thsn before, sewers
who intended 10 20 10 Portland wer
Obliged 10 stay at home.
Collector Lord experienced a very. se
we're attack Of pleurisy Friday of las
week. lie was confined 10 the house 10
several days.
The following officer. Of the Nor~a.
Division, sons Of Temperance, wer
elected Saturday evening:
w.P., Jo-eph A. snow.
". A., Annie jordan.
rs, 4. T.. Randall.
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Trea.., Eugene Rove.
| Chap, Aaron Page.
Con, \. Is Cumhilbg..
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q. ~, frei Proctor.
when YOU go To Norway be sure AM
call at Noyes 4 Andrews new dry good
store.
Robert y. Millett's name appears Il
the list Of name. Of the graduating clas
at Colby this year. Mr.. Millett IL
member Of the Norway school board.
The evening 81 July llth, Tuesday
the Young ladies Of the Unlyer.ali.
church will give an unusually pleasing
entertainment at Concert Hall. Suppe
consisting Of strawberries served In nj
known ways at q 80 o'clock, followe,
by q doll drill by the children, Bellam!
dance by eight young ladies. and tn
concluding but by no mean. least at
tractiye feature Of the evenings pleas
ure., the good night march by the llttl'
ones. Admission 10 all, - cents.
The college students are all enjoying
their vacation at home.
Miss Mabel e.. SHOWS grand concerl
aud recital at the Congregational church
Thursday evening was one Of the be-'
entertainments given Norway people FOL
. long time.
One day last week j. II. Knapp's boy
about IL years of age, was assaulted and
badly beaten by two intoxicated men
II appears that the boy was leading .
horse to pasture when the two men drove
up To him on blackboard and made
some talk with him. The boy claims h'
was la no way to blame. The officers
have for some days been searching fo'
the fellows.
The best place In Oxford County ia
buy dry goods, fancy goods aud gents
furnishings IL at Noyes 4 Andrews new
dry goods store, Norway, Maine. Go
and see them.