Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-06-25
NORWAY.

The days are delightfully."- warm just
now.
July I'd will see the Norway and South
Paris electric road In operation.
The circus was great attraction for
Norway and Paris people this week.
Charles X. Meserve has put out q new
sign ut his shop near the saw mill.
The public library room Is nearly
ready for occupancy.
+. p. Stone, wife and child, narrowly
escaped smash up Sunday afternoon.
Some Of the harness broke while Mr..
Stone was driving down the hill from
his house and the horse ran down Bridge
Street, Whitman and Summer Streets,
where he was at last stopped. No dam
age done other than the fright expe-
rienced.
Work Is rushing at the shoe factories.
All the help Is insufficient to I'LL orders.
Deputy Sheriff Cross has again started
for the scalp Of the man who owns or
keeps a dog and has forgotten to have
the animal licensed.
George A. Cole picked from his vines
mess Of green peas Wednesday, June
18th.
Masonic Block on Cottage Street has
been painted.
Miss Elsie Favor Of the Advertiser
office is enjoying her vacation.
E. Z. Hastings, Esq, of Fryeburg,
and Z. c. Walker, Esq, Of Bridgton,
were in town Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Every one is going to Portland and the
islands Saturday, June 18th, on the
cheap Masonic excursion.
David johnson of Providence, II. L.,
will take NJ. W. SIMPSONS place 10 the
shop while the proprietor Is away on his
vacation.
c. X. Robinson, OF Concord, \. H.,
gave an exhibition of the Perfection and
Deluge nozzles on Deering Street before
the engineers of the fire department
Wednesday evening.
The ladies Of the Congregational So
ciety will give m entertainment at the
church yestry Tuesday evening, at :i5,
after which Ice cream and cake will be
! served.
Frank Bartlett and George L. Crockett
attended the encampment Of the Sons Of
Veterans at Pennington this week.
Mr.. Charles II. Morse and family have
moved from Norway to Brunswick.
Frederick Bryton and company will
sppt ar AZ the Opera House wednesday
evening 10 the drama entitled Forgiven
and three following nights with change
OF play each evening.
tuesday evening, June 25th, the sever
al lodges Of |. o. o. +. in the 18th Dis
triet, comprising Norway, Waterford,
Paris, Bethel, Rumford, Dixheld, Can
ton and Bucktleld will meet with Nor
way Lodge. The meeting will be held at
the Opera House, commencing at z. NJ
The Grand Master will be present TO
give Instructions In the work. A big
time expected.
W. G. Cole has taken job To work FOR
j. T.. McIntire OF East Waterford. Mr..
Cole Is one OF the busiest contractors
and builders in the place.
John j. Hayden Is stopping at his
mothers on Pleasant Street aud building
= house at South Paris.
The village street is at present In
rather poor condition for horse racing
and bicycle riding but all will be vel
when work Is at an end and the street
graded up.
r. ii. Cummings who has been dan
gerously sick has been out riding.
Rev, Mr. Haughton and Rev. Mr.
Rideout exchanged pulpits Sunday.
\ new cross walk has been put dowr
from Cottage Street across Main.
W. ID. kimball Of Poplar Tavern
Newry, was in town Saturday and pur
chased pair of horses of \. +. Andrew
x Sons.