Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-08-29
As .u6.tiiuts, Corporal Frank Z. IaItleti,.

AZ substitute, Corporal FRANK L. bArtiets'.....i'
Howard Moulton Of the firm Of Allard
& Moulton II on the sick list.
Ex-Sherih Isaiah y. Webb OF Bridg-
ton Was In town this week. lie quail
fed as deputy for Oxford County.
A Temperance meeting will be held al
the Methodist church Sunday evening,
September 10Th. Judge &. y. Whitman
will preside and Hon. John +. Swasey Is
expected to be present.
l.. +. Bartlett, Jr., Of the shoe firm OF
h. y. Spinney 4 Co., visited the facto-
ries In this village Thursday and Friday.
II IL reported that the outlook for 4
good seasons work Ia excellent.
Mrs. Chas. II. Phelps and children are
visiting at v. w. Hills.
The Norway Packing Company will
commence canning corn this week. Not
outstanding the drought the corn crop
promises to be an average yield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan n. Denison oil
south birmingham, Mass, are visiting
at Cyrus 3. fuckers.
Gen. George l.. Beal and Col. w. w.
whitmarsh entertained the following
members Of the Loyal Legion at Bass
Island Saturday:
Col. E.lwari Moor. Deerins.
Maj. Vim. II. Green, Portland.
Capt q. W. verrill, Portland.
John Williamson, Portland.
\. ~. Cannon, Portland.
Capt. John 4. Terry, Portland.
q. W. Richardson. Portland.
Lieut.. Z. W. Roberts, Portland.
Mrs. n. Il. Richardson and son OF
Bethel are visiting at y. y. Stearns' on
whitman Street.
James A. She,id, wife and daughter,
Clinton Meserye and wife and Mrs. u.
b. Holden returned from Old Orchard
the first Of the week.
Mrs. j. II. IIuntress aud daughter
Elsie visited at Mrs. Huntress' parents
at Berwick this week.
Mrs. w. w. Virgin Of Portland Ia
stopping at George A. Coles.
George Austin Ia threshing grain at
the Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Witt and
children are visiting at the old home
stead at the Centre. Five years ago
when Mr.. Witt and family were visiting
In Norway the Hathaway place near
Norway Lake was burned and the fam
lily narrowly escaped.
No electric light now owing to the
fact that the water wheel at the electric
light station Is broken.
Ebenezer G. Wallace, OF the firm OF y.
@. & Il. Wallace, Of Rochester, ". H.,
died Wednesday, Aug. sd, aged 20.
The firm owned the electric light plant
aud were Interested In the tanning es-
tablishment In this village.
A grand excursion from this place to
Rumford Falls next week for one dol
lar.
About eighty left the Norway station
for Portland Friday on the l.. o. D. y.
excursion.
Hon. J. II. Brigham, Master Of the
National Grange, Il coming to Norway
and will address the Patrons OF iIus-
handry and their friends. The date is
not yet fixed, but will be about the mid
die Of September.
DIR. X. II. Cook died In this village at
his brothers. residence on whitman
Street Saturday morning, Aug. 10th,
after q prolonged sickness. DIR. Cook
studied with DIR. Brown for some time,
and having finished his medical studies,
commenced some years ago the practice
Of medicine In Norway. lie enjoyed q
large aud increasing business until he
Was taken sick. lie went South for his
health but grew steadily worse. lie
was member Of Oxford Lodge, No.
Is, y. & A. NJ, Of this village, and .
lodge Of I. o. D. y. and X. OF r. at
Cumberland Mills, his former home.
Our grain kip and calf boots for 02.50
are the greatest bargain ever offered In
Oxford County. De sure you find the
right place; Smiley Shoe Store, opposite
Elm House, Norway, Maine, l.. n.
Nv aft mn mn ger.