Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-02-26
NORWAY.

Gen. George l.. Beal Is stopping at MS
home in this village.
Col. w. w. whitmarsh has been mt
Augusta during the week on business.
The selectmen have completed their
annual town report.
The new Congregational church In the
village will be dedicated Thursday even
ing, February 18th, at 7:l5 o'clock.
Programme:
Organ Voluntary.
Prayer Of Invocation, Rev. Il. j. Hanghton.
Scripture selection, Rev Israei Jortan'
Responsive Realing. Rev. J. b. Carruthers.
Report OF building Committee and Delivery OF
the Keys, A. l.. \. Pike for Committee
Acceptance OF Keys. J. l.. Horne.
Hymn. Announced by Rev. a. b; Patten.
Historical sketch, Rev b. Rhteout-
Offering.
Solo.
Act OF Dedication.
Dedication Prayer.
Prayer Response. ,
sermon, Rev J. l.. jenkins. u. u, OF Portland
Greeting Of Churches OF other Names
Selection by Choir.
Beuediction.
sermon. Friday evening.
Rev George VI. Howe, Lewiston
The clerks ball Tuesday evening was
the event OF the season. Sixty-hve
couples appeared IN the grand msrch
aud the galleries were crowded. The
management was excellent. The con-
cert of an hour was greatly enjoyed
By all. Refreshments of Ice cream and
cake were served IN the hall. Dancing
was kept up until 3 NJ.
The work at the shoe factory Ia not
quite as brisk as II has been for several
months but even now more shoes art
being made here than anywhere else In
the state by one firm.
Charles 4. Rines died at his sons resi-
dence at Haverhill, Mass, February llth
Mr.. Rines was well-knowu In this vi
cinity. He suffered long and patiently
Supervisor OF schools, John \. Rob
erts. il visiting the various schools
through town.
The two men who were injured in III,
ditch some months ago are fast gaining
Mr.. Moore is able To walk some. Mr.
Wheeler Is still confined 10 his bed bu
some better il Is thought.
On Monday evening n court OF indie
pendent Order Of Foresters WAS insth
tuted here with membership of thirty
The following Is list OF officers:
u. :. {. r. james Grover. Mechanic Falls
/ Installing Oficcr.
| George r.. Lassel, {. II. III. 1. X.
wm. L. Leayitt, {. Il
| simeon Hartman, L. Z. Il
| p. ". faunce, X :.
=. III Hamiin. =. =.
! e SWEET. Treas.
| L. T. Rowe, :. ".
| ". ". PAYNE, !. ".
e. l.. Walker. :. u.
W !. Haskell, j. II.
! n. p Mixer, 4. 4. r
\. +. Bennett. Chaplain.
| Il. =. Bradbury, Physician.
Meetings will be held at Ryerson Hall
The warrant for the annual town meet
ing requests the voters TO act upon III
following matters:
town win raise 10 build an iron bridge at IN
Pals
Article i.-To raise money 70 pay for con
plotting the high school building.
Article tS-rO see n the town VIII vote 10 c;
tabnsh free high school
The warrant contains twenty-one AZ
ticles.
Arrangements have been made by tn
local board OF health for the free vscci
nation Of the citizens ut the assessors
Office March lat At 9 A. NJ.
Mrs. Allen, of Foxhoro, Mass, /
taking care of her sister, Mrs. :. ID
Andrews. Mrs. Andrews has been sicl
for several weeks.
Theodore Thayer was arrsigned befor
the Judge OF the Norway Municips
Court Friday charged with single sale o
intoxicating liquors. After full hear
ing Thayer was found guilty and fine
Si0 and costs. From the decision he ap
pealed 10 the Supreme Judicial Court
;. y. Stearus appeared for Thayer an'
County Attorney Smith for the state
On saturday Guy Buck was arraignc'
on a complaint charging him with sal
OF Intoxicating liquors. After trial IN
court found him guilty aud imposed
fine OF Sj08nd costs from which decision
he spIeiltd c. +. Holt appeared 10
the respondent and County Attorue!
smith for the state. Buck WAS at one
arrested on another warrant charging
him with being common seller OF IL
toxicatiug liquors. The hearing will b
held Wednesday, February 9th, at
NJ.
The action state vs.. Mrs. Hill and he
son for resisting Deputy Sh, riif y.
Basselt while arresting josiah Week
Who assaulted Whitney Buck a shor
time since, WAS tried before Judge Davi
SATURDAY, afternoon. The court roor
Was crowded ali the afternoon as III
case was OF great interest 10 all. Th
testimony given by the various wittnes:
e. Was most interesting indeed. The RI
spondents we're found guilty aud ser
fenced TO pay fine oi 81 each snd cost:
Jane, >. Wright appeared for the re
spOndents and &. T.. Holt for the state