Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-08

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E.f' SMITH. EsQ. New Granr Blcck. J. We
Dsmecrai Coz norway and f.vor shown him u'ii
~ appreciated By Ne pabnshsrs.
Eugene y. Andrews has just returned
from Bostcn With q carload OF horses.
County Attorney Oakes Of Auburn,
Androscosgin County, and Hon. John
Locke Of Portland weie In town Thurs
isy for the purpose of taking Hon. III.
". Bearce's deposition In the Mrs. a..
l.. Reed estate matter. Owing To Mr.
Besrce's sickness their object WAS not
attained.
Mrs.. sylvia ". Bennett has been
grantsd q pension % sia per month.
Mr.. T. l.. Webb, Mrs.. q. y. Tubbs,
Mrs. Henry ]. Bangs, Mrs. &. =. Akers,
Mrs. L. u. Andrews, Mrs. :. ii. Cum
mlngs, Mrs. Asa True, Mrs. Arthur
Norseworthy, Mrs. ". L. kimball, Mrs.
A. l.. Cook. Mrs. Llewellyn Cushman
aud Mrs. Horace Cole are Ia entertain
their friends at . whist party At the
Real. Hotel on Tuesday evening. May =.
IL will te grand sfair.
S~xArd \. Stesrns Vas elected high
prie.t of the Grand Chapter OF Maine at
the annual meeting Of that body at Fort
land last week.
The Inll case against the town,
brought for alleged damages received on
the highway Was continued TO be- tried
a, the October term 81 the =. j. Court,
on account ~ sickness
n. II. smith vas appointed q. X. A.
captain 90 the Grand Chapter last week
". \. Pratt has sold out his baking
bushes. To I'd wlnslow. We understand
that Mr.. Pratt will not leave town but
wlil ut once engage In other business
Dr. 4. l.. Pike Of Saco ~ss In town
this week. We understand the doctor
viii take Hazel Piummer.
Blanch 4. Brooks has gone 10 Andovei
Corner to teach school.
bennett a Hartman have had . new
plank sidewalk In front OF their store.
The following IL q list OF the TEACHERS
Who will take charge OF the summed
schools:
Centrv, sa.iis MIllst.
IAks Nellie a.. Dinsmore.
r1ks IAN, Ayrtis A. Jor,ian.
Cr-ksu Rig, hsrrie Nilistl
Frost i'm. Kate n. Libby.
Mkt D,.trici. trane.. CnsAsst-
Nobls's Corner, lislsn Y. faunceS
CHAPEL. Augusta frvnsh
Cr,-skei River, Aanstie WAlAsr.
p1ervs m.trtct, srsrs Wosisan.
iioh District. Bessie fo~ne.
All. Rove took charge OF the pos'
onlce "Wednesday. The boxes wer,
moved to the old bank block just acros'
the road.
Dr. :. A. Bennett has commenced
work on hi. new house on Crescent
Street.
MlssL.. Ellen Frost, whose condition
remains about the same, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Otis Jones of Boston
will come Ia Miss fro.t's home In TILL
village soon. =.
A. l.. Cook has employed W. III
Barnes 90 Portland la assist him while
his foot l. recovering its strength. Ill
has newly painted aud pspered his bar
Der shop.
s.B. Cumming, aud A. y. Jackson
we're drawn a. traverse Jurors this week
Rev. u. \. Rideoui, Who Was 10 deliy
er the anniversary sermon before the L
ID. u. r., Was unable Ia do so on sccoun
% sickness. lie IL fast recovering, how
ever.
Al the special town meeting held Sat
ur,.xy afternoon -. -. Stearns WAS elect
Ell moderator, and James %. Croker Wal
chosen to oil the vacancy caused by TN
resignation Of seward :. Stearns frou
the board VI municipal officers.
Hon. Henry NJ. Bearce died May 9TH
at his residence on Pleasant Street, IL
this village, surrounded by his relatives
Although he has for the past two years
or more been In rather poor health h
has attended Ia his business affairs Until
= few weeks sgo, when he found him
self unable Ia discharge the many duties
Of his large Law practice and extensive
enterprises. After retiring 20 his roou
he grew steadily worse 10 the end, which
came early saturday morning.
Mr.. Bearce left college To serve biz
country In the civil strife. Afterwsrd'
he settled In Norway aud during all the
succeeding years his Interests have beer
clearly identified with those Of his towns
people. lie served the people ~ repre-
sentative and senator, chairman OF
municipal officers, (three terms.) For
twelve years he Was postmaster. The
trustees Of the Norway Savings Bant
elected him treasurer OF the hank, Z
position he held at the time Of his death
and for many years before. lie Wa
president Of the Norway National Bank
the duties of which position he perform
al with great ability. In fact he Wal
always forward In all movements of a
public nature In which the prosperity OF
his town Was Involved. IL MAS largely
through his influence that the Norway
Water Company was organized and 90
successfully managed.
lie Was q member Of Oxford Lodge,
No. Is, y. and A. NJ, Union Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 80, Norway Lodge,
No. 10, I. d. ~. r., and q prominent
member Of Harry Rust Post, No. 81,
q. A. x. No citizen could have been
taken who would be more missed In all
departments.
lie leaves no immediate family. liz
wife died many years ago, and bis only
child, q young lady Of marked ability
and generous impulses, who VAS the pride
Of her fathers life, died very recently at
Colby University.
Funeral At Universalist church, Tues
day at Pm.
BURGLARS At wtlcHviLlG
GEr ssO0 WORTH oF GOODS YRoN ;.
y. KINGS sroRE.