Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-08

L nt urn Will It!fAtt loI a lNispu VI
ten years paying per cent on s34,5 or
the cost Of the compauy's shop (slG,5OO)
and the cost of the one TO be erected
SIS, 900 Meeting 10 be held October
l2, ut o'clock. at the Opera House.
County Commissioner Whitmarsh has
been up country looking over the county
roads.
At the annual convocatlon OF Uuion
ROYAL Arch Chaper, No. 36, the follow
ing officers were elected:
IL p. ". n. knowland.
King. H. =. bradbury.
scribe. J. -. Croker.
Trca--, 4. :. Tucker.
secretary. n. H. smith.
Finance Committee, :. :. Stcarns, n. Z. L.
King and +. y smith.
improvements have been made in the
\. O. Moves drug store By putting In
glass doors ia front Of the shelving on
one side.
CYRUS Woodsum will move into hi>
new house In few days. lie has a very
pretty and well arranged dwelling. IL
much resembles the one burned.
r. W. II. ID. G.. NJ. George W. Holmes
installed the officers Of Oxford Lodge,
No. l., F. 4 4. NJ, Monday evening
They were as follows:
WI. BIZ. Bradbury, MD.
; " Eugene T.. Andrews.
]. W, Merton l.. kimhall.
Treas, c. :. Tucker.
Sec n ID. smith
H.. II. y. SAVIOR.
!. II. \. l.. Blals,lell.
=, Lee NJ smith.
J. :. =. l.. Libby.
Mar, ". Z. LeaVt.
Chap, Rev. J. p Buriden.
organist, DR. n. =. Jones.
Tyl,r, Horace T.. Mixer.
y. c. Chadbourne OF Lewiston Is visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. b. ;. Rideout.
Fred u. Cummings Is enjoying his VA
cation this week in Boston with Law
son Frost.
The lettering on the savings bank door
was done by George II. Small. IL is Il
tir.t class job.
Elmer Abbott OF Berlin, y. H., I.
stopping with his sister, Mrs. John ii
Baruhsm, ca Beal Street.
Herman l.. Horne is erecting a house
on Mrston Street..
4. T. Holt, E-q., i To heat his law
Office with -team this winter. The club
room adjoining is also TO te he It'd with
steam from c. T. Cummings Il Sons.
\. ;. Twi,chcll OF Gorha m, y. H., was
in town Tuesday.
The first circle was held at Concert
Hall Tuesday evening.
I j. ). Allard and II. T.. Moulton have
returned from their vacation. They
were Al Freedom, y. H., three weeks.
S,ver,l of our Norway citizens attend
ed the Fryeburg fair this week. Among
them +. W. Stubborn, A. II. Williamson,
+. W. b rtlett and A. J. Nevers.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Stearns are visiting
At b, thel and Newry. They will visit
their friends and relatives in those towns
for n week or ten days.
NJ |. Grand Master Orestes 4. Crowell
OF Oakland visited Oxford Council, No.
II, Il. 4 :. NJ, Friday evening. Work
on all the degrees. Large attendance TO
banquet which followed the work.
4 large number of members Of L. o.
q. c., Norway, No. 241, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton II. Merriam at their home
At North Norway Saturday evening.
The party enjoyed most pleasant even
ing.
A fair was held at the Crockett Ridge
school house Saturday. Numerous arti-
cles including ice cream and candy we're
sold. The proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the sunday School in that
district.
The October term of the Norway Mu-
nicipal Court was held Tuesday. Nine
teeen new entries. Several actions were
disposed of. Joseph Vigoe vs.. John NJ.
York. in which the plaintiff claimed
twenty dollars for labor performed.
Judgment was entered for plaintiff for
ten dollars and costs.
la the matter state VS.. Francis X.
Sears, Frederick Hogan and Herbert C..
Adams charged with disorderly and
riotus conduct on the cars near Frye
burg, last Sunday, the first two were
bound over for action by the grand jury.
In default Of 500 bonds they were
committed. Adams pleaded guilty and
WAS fined 81 and costs. Total S3S. He
paid and was discharged. George Har-
riman, tramp, was sent up for sixty
DAYS, Friday. Hard labor ten hours a
day or bread and water is the law.
The annual company contest Of Co. ID,
lst Regiment, y. G. 5. NJ, for the com-
pany badges. offered for the best shots,
was held at the company range SItur-
day. Second Lieut.. b. z. Adkins Of
South Paris carried off the gold badge
for the best score, with score Of %
points. Private Burnell in the third
Glass won the badge with a score Of 20
points. For the second class badge
Sergt. Cotton, Corp. Fox, Privates Car
ter and HeSrt were tied with score
of - points each. Distance 200 yards
of hand. The scores were as follows: