Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-07-24
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.



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Cant. Ames gave several moonlight
excur,ions up the lake during the ~Sk.
Mrs. Otis Jones has very generously
given to the Norway Public Library the
building In which the library nov 10 and
q lot of land on whitman street. The
buildins viii have to be moved of course
The Tenement over the library rooms
~lll nearly pay the expense OF keeping
the library open. In doing thls gener'
Gus and Kind act u IL understood that
Mrs. Jones IL carrying Into effect tl,s
expressed ~lsh Of her slater, Miss L..
EiIcn frost.
Mrs. Merton l.. kin,bAli IL visiting al
Ellsworth.
Jes.e brown pleaded guilty to Z
charge of being intoxicated In the publ,
streets, In the municipal court, Tuesday
sud ~ss sentenced Ia thirty days In Par''
Iail. lie has b~en there before.
Eimer 10. iIaggctt has sold hi. car
rlsge factory aud lot TO 4. u. Cumming
A Sons, Who viii ercvt grist MILL o,
the lot. The railroad wili be extende,
across the road. The power will b
furnished by an electric plant. II rathe
looks AZ though the firm would not e
away from Norway al present. The!
are Just hustling.
prank A. Danforth has sold his hous'
on Heal street 10 Mrs. Emma Young.
The derrick has been put up and
large crew Of men have commencc'
operations on the foundation for tn
new Open House. -.
Lawson frost 81 Boston 10 on vial
10 his mother, Mrs. Harriet Frost.
IIuntIng's circus Il veil advertised q
he here the 2tth. AL hands are going
Charles 4. Woodbury. of Somervills
Mass, WAS In town this week.
Ju.tus I. Niilett and crew are cuttinI
=. I. Miliett's hay on the old farm.
The balldings are being pushed taste
than ever u seems. Very fe~ lots tina
are desirable are nov unimPro'cd u
some way.
l.. W. brown and his wife Nate yer
arralgped tefore the Norway Munic'pa
Court Monday afternoon on q charge a
a.ssul,Ing Hay Edwards of Oxford
After = somewh hat prolonged bcarin. th
r,s,.oadents we're both discharged. D.
y. smith appeared for the state aus
Jesse Libby for the respondents.
4 party Of ladies aud gentlemen Walt
ei Camp ketehum the past week Tor
few days.
4. a. Garcelou aud family, Of Oh
Pullman Car Company, Chicago, ~erc 4
the Him House this week. Mr.. Garcelo
gives Q very Interesting account of th
labor trouble. st Pullman.
We understand that D. \. Danfortl
all move Ia Iumiord falls where ID
Intends To open a grist mill.
Mrs.. sarah T.. True died very suddenl
At her home, corner Main aud Danfortl
streets, Tue.dsy of this week, of apo
plexy. Her dsughisr-in-iA~, Mr.
James True, found her lying upon Oh
fioor at about eight o'clock Unconscious
I'hysi,ians we're az once called but ther
Was po change In her condition befor
death which took place b-t~een two AM
thrce o'clock In the afternoon. Mr-
True ~ss the daughter of Dr. Ass Dan
forth aud has nearly all her life reslsie'
In Norway. She married Clark j.. True
Who died several years ago. Her fAmil!
consisted of three sous, Francis U. q
Council Bluffs, Iowa, Asa ID. Deceased
James 4. 10 Norway, and one daughter
: Mrs. Nellie 4. Je~ett, Who resided Will
her mother. Mrs. True has always beeI
Interested In the t'nl,erssiist church an'
will be greatly missed by bost %
friends. i,ey. 4. T.. ANGEL performe'
the funeral services.
O~ing 10 the excessively warm wealth
er Friday several crews were obliged u
quit work Ia the afternoon.