Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-12

Mrs. Horace Cole aud Rev. 4. D..
ANGEL attended the unisersalist conNcn-
ton At Blddeford thl. week.
q. y. Tubb. 4 60. have hired Ellner
Abbott. Mr. Abbott make. irst-clA..
clerk.
Mr.. ". -. Morse IL visiting her
brother, frccland Young.
A.D. Richmond, Who has for long
time been superintendent of the Norway
Light Works, has t-,cn called Ia Roches-
ter, y. a.. where he will manage the put
ting In the elecric power by which the
Wallace shoe factory will be run.
". n. whitcOmb has sold = house lo,
on Grc,leaf Avenue Ia otto schnuer,
Who viii build at once. II y. a very
pretty lot.
pr. .. y. Barker hs. moved Into the
Charles N. Haskell house on Main
street where b. u keeping house.
Mrs. &. l.. Pike Of saco Vas In town
Tuesday.
Frank Marsion VA. arralgDed before
the municipal court charged by the agent
for the prevention ~ cruelty Ia animals
with ,.ating hi horse. lie pleaded
guilty, paid the costs and wa. dlscharg'
81. D.. b. smith for state. &. T.. liol,
for respondent.
Rev. u. y. Gid~out has just returned
from a brief visit Ia his home In Garland
whcr, be delivered the memorial adj
drcs..
s.B. \ 4. :. Prince are painting their
store.
CT. Hathaway Is making Improve
ment. on his house.
Gu complaint 90 Ebcn u. York, Her
bert Ellsworth 81 Oxford was brought
befor. the Norway municipal court
"wednesday, charged with assault and
battery upon one pike. lie pleaded not
guilty. aud after prolonged hearing be
was found guilty BY the court. SEN
tence Was suspended. u. y. smith for
state. &. T.. Holt for respondent.
Norway Degree stafi, !. %. u. D.,
will work the fir.i degro. on the even
Ing Of June ~. for the benefit of the
brother. who suffered by the recent lire.
4 collection will b. taken up after the
work. The committee having the mat
ter In hand consists. of Theodore L..
Webb, John y. Harding and Charles :.
Akers.
oxford Lodge, No. l., y. and \. VI.
will have an excursion to Portland aud
the Islands June -.
AT the election 81 officers In the Metho-
di.t sabbath school, the following were
chosen:
sapt. N. D. .ibson.
Asst suIt, Rev. J. ~. Roberts.
Trva.. 4. z. Bsnnstt.
Librarian. suy itennsu
Asst Librarian, Mrs. Nellie Je~ett
>ecretary. kls SWEET
Al the Uniyersalist sunday school the
following officers were elected:
Sapt. :. r. Cummings.
Nise sayt-. 4. b. ki,llon.
~. AMI rT,as.. q. :. Aksrs.
Asst SO Mr. a. :. Aker--
IIbTArtsn, Jessie NJ. wsrvn.
LIT A.st. Librarian. Elsie 4. Favor.
- Asst. Librarian, Mr.. ". D. Favor.
thoftstsr. Ilorscc Colo.
Mes-snger. Agnes racksr.
our bicycle racers, l.. 4. SWEET and q.
Il. Pike, carried OF lots of prizes at the
BANGOR races last Tuesday. SWEET won
the mile state championship, the half
mile state championship, the two-mlle
handicap and came In third In the mile
handicap aud second In the half-mlle
handicap, being scratch man In all the
events. I'ike came In second In the mile
novice, fourth In the half-mlle handicap,
and fir.t In the mile handicap, with a
start Of rs yards.
The June term 81 the Norway Munic-
ipal Court Was held by adjournment on
"wednesday. The docket showed ten
new entries.
Mrs. Sarah A. Marston Of Norway
Lake 10 visiting her daughter, Mrs. War
rem Whittier, In Newton, Mass.
Dr. q. 4. Jones, J. %. Croker, Capt.
a. y. Noyes aud q. l.. Noyes have great
~ improved Deering street by building
q sidewalk.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beal, Judge Whitman,
T.. \. stearns, Dr. George w. liAxelton,
W. ". whitmsrsh, u. y. smith, A. y.
Andrews, y. A. Danforth, y. w. Millett,
J. A. Roberts, Albion Buck, j. l.. Par
ker and y. VI. Noble attended the state
and district conventions at deviation and
Auburn this week. John A. lsoberts,
Esq, nominated Nelson Dlngley, Jr., for
representative 10 congress for the Sec
ond Congregational District, In an elo-
quent speech. T.. y. Smith was chosen a
member Of the district committee.
A strawberry festival and prone
made Was held at Concert Hall Friday
evening. The attendance Was large
the music hrst-elass.