Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-03
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
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= Of V'@w.liins,oa IIoLh. Camp meets ths
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W c.-Nes,. In c.nse Hall ,A,ri Friday
u'1',.' Nee the u anil ,,h Thar.iay
evening. ~ essh month In Ryer-"n Hall
y. u u.->or~sy .'ranEe meets e'ery oshe'
N.rvs, IisM infAntry. - Regular meetings
,hs art and thiri fr'iAy s'eninr' of EARL
w r.-LAls.Lls Lcis., Nc, ". meet. In
Ryer-Sa iisll. ca IN. ar-' anil ,hiri wednesday
ET'ssrru. nsa. Ns~ Grange Bl.-k. !. ths
aatl.orss.i L-oAl asent sni oorresIon.isnt OF We
ilsmsrai for Nsr~ay sni fsvor. shown him I'll
bs apprcsiAissi sy The pasnshsrs-
The relief fund now amounts To near
ly spOb.
The new time table on the railroad
went Into effect Monday morning.
The officers of the Norway High
school Alumni Association will hold =
meeting at the residence 10 pr. %. y,
bradbury Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BELL were In town
this week. Mr.. He'll IL obliged to uss
clutches. A few weeks ago he ~as
thrown FROM carriage and his Knee
MAS quite seriously Injured.
solomon y. otis, while At work Tor
n. y. splnney a Co., caught his right
hand In the machine and nearly lost the
hand. several fingers were broken and
hand badly crushed. The Injury ~a'
attended tn at once aud the hand may BE-
saved.
q. =. Richardson 81 Paris. while nj
work on Dr. \. y. frcnch's house one
day this week, fell about fifteen feet
frum q staging. No bones were broken
bu, he Was badly shaken up, however.
Dr. n. y. bradbury has his stable
nearly finished.
4. 4. Burneli, 4. 4. Richardson, q,
y. Eidlou, Jous. whltshouse, aud v. u
Mlllett have their bullding we'll undc'
way.
m. II. smith, 4. y. Andrews, Elbridg,
Allen, y. n. Brown, Dr. y. y. barker
Geo. Austin, 4. =. Tucker, Norws,
savings Rank, Horace Cole and other
are hard at work on their foundations
Nearly every buildings will be rebuilt
aud the,mosi Of them will be- much bette'
than before.
William a. Iea,itt has purchased th'
.iorr occupied by him of Fred W. san
born.
George 4. Locke will bulld a store OF
the lot lately occupied by Uilbcrt a
foss.
Mr.. Annie knight aud child 81 Man
chester. by.the-Scs, Mass, are ,isitins
her mother. Mrs. Hayden an pleasant
street.
Mr.. Sumner Burnham % Portland u
stopping In town.
Verne VI. whitman. fr,slsnd Howe
Jr., Lillian VI. IlaIelton aud Annie NJ
A.. q sl.la s.N...s a I'm
Colby, Walter George whitman frou
westbrook this week.
Will. zen. George l.. Heal was attend
ing a reunion 81 the Army 81 the Poio
mae at Concord, y. H., afe~ days since
be fell on the sidewalk aud received
serious injuries.
III. vacancy on the board ~ dircctor'
10 the Norway building Association
caused By the resignation Of W. III
whltcomb WAS filed by W. ". Whit
marsh. II. u. Foster MAS elected dirccto'
In place ~ 4. =. Tucker.
q. A. Hutchinson l. At work for W
4. isayitt.
Miss Hannah reufold visited Gorham
y. a., thi. week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie. Hayden ans
family are visiting In town.
The ladies of the Congregations
society will hold an ioe-crcam festival a
the baptist church Tuesday evening
An invitation I. extended to all.
y. y. Deni.on ~ south framlngham
Mass, VA. In town this week.
"wednesday morning the village peo
pie had another "dsm scare. IL did M
amount Ia much this time, only q li,tl'
IL the saw MILL penstock gave way, anC
which had served a. an whderplnnini
for the mill. II was discovered bet~cci
: aud q A. N. The bulkhead gates wer'
closed aud few loads of hay, etc.
mcndei aud repaired the dam. !, IL pre-
sumcd that the present owners of tn
dam intend "a rebuild the dam befor
long. II IL commonly desired by nj
interested In the welfare 81 the village
that the work b. commenced before tn
dam Il washed away. a. the water woul'
probably do great damage.
The item In relation to officers al tn
Norway National Bank should read tina
ON May 2lst 4. y. nubbs was choseI
president and Alya >hurtleff vicc-pre-l
utut, auu on suus sNu - ". Eot W.
chosen trustee Ia hll the vacancy cause,
by the death ~ Hon. n. VI. Bearce.
John l.. farwell and W. IL. Wade,
were arralgncd In the Municipal cour
Monday morning on the charge Of lntox
ication on the public streets. The
pleaded guilty, paid their fines aud costs
aud were discharged.
l.. Ellen FROST died Friday night a
about n o'clock. since her return frou
boston she has been gradually sinking
She has been great sufferer fo
months.
4 large company went Tn Portland
Saturday morning on the Masonic en-
cursion.
Gu complaint Of Frank W. Marston
Willie 4. Newcomb Was arraigned In tn
Norway Municipal court saturday, char
ged with assault aud battery. After {
hearing the respondent MAS discharged
4 company % Norway people will x,
to Portland the Fourth.
The shoe business In this village Il
brisk. One day this week the firm mad.
nearly ninety sixty-pair cases. Th'
firm desire la make one hundred case,
per day.
Smith 4 Flood are selling boots aud
shoes az cost.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE At FRYE
BURG