Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-07-16

the NOrWhN ultiNdiN uitu w SNihfNeN iN'
positions on the state team:
Capt. VI. z. stiles, member otthe state team In
ls...
Lieut.. John ". Carter.
Corn J. Waldo Nash.
Capt II. b. Bradbury.
MAJOR +. =. Smith
Everybody rides on the electric cars
nowadays. \ large company OF young
people came from South Paris Wednes-
day evening and enjoyed a moonlight
excursion on the lake.
Charles +. Frost, of Cambridge, Mass,
was in town this week.
Col. l.. II. Kendall of Biddeford was
In town Tuesday evening.
Ella Bennett of Cumberland Mills i
visiting al Frank II. Moves.
\ r. Marston. of Lynn, Mass, WAS IN
town Wednesday looking after the shoe
business.
Abner Dodge and wife OF Bridgtou
have been visiting their daughter, Mrs
rhadtcus Cross, for few days.
Mr.. Lee VI. Smith, the popular clerk
With III. Il. Foster, and family, are en-
loving an outing in Newry.
Elsie Favor aud Abb Gibson visited
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank a. Dauforth, al
Rumford Falls, sunday.
The Italian travelling orchestra gave i
concert AZ the Opera House "Wednesday
evening. The music Was followed by 5
dance. There were about two hundred
in the hall.
Norway Masonic Trustees vs.. Arthur
Bodkin, an action of forcible entry anc
detainer, was in order for a hearing IL
the municipal court Wednesday. The
def, ant appeared by counsel and CAV,
bonds a. required by statute in such
cases, thus carrying the matter to the
October term of the Supreme Judieia
Court. This is an action brought TO g.i
possession of the tenement now occupied
by Bodkin who claims it by lease.
Dr. Prudent Bideau has purchased a
residence al the Falls and i now en-
gagged In building stable.
Dimon Hamilton IL recovering. III,
was on the street one day during IN,
week.
NJ. aad Mrs. Alton O'Brion of Au'
burn were in town few days visiting
friend.
John =. French is spending his vaca'
ton At his brothers, +. L. Stones. MIR
French graduated from Bowdoin thi:
year.
The Methodist church will shortly be
lighted With electricity.
Nellie l.. Andrews, Mrs. Lena An
drews, Mrs. George Andrews, and Mrs
George Pride are enjoying few weeks
al Old Orchard.
Rev. Il. =. Rideout, Mrs. G.. w
Holmes, Blanche Brooks, Lou McAllister
and Miss +. X. Edwards are in Boston
attending the Christian EHdeayor con-
vention. They left Norway Tuesday.
John NJ. Cummings has found his
team let 10 one Blake of South Paris.
Ii appears that team and man were
found al Cumberland Mills. They were
both returned to Cummings who decided
the best thing for both parties was 10
give Blake six weeks in the hay field.
By that time it is expected all will be
squared.
Miss Prince, Della Noyes, Charles
Ridlon and others are attending the
Christian [ Mon Convention in Boston.
Mrs. J. NJ. French on Tuesday started
ioI oONiit. ioNdr w NisiS hei uHuShNN.
Mrs. J. II. Snow.
DR.. George l.. Elliott, wife and
nephew, of New York, are occupying
two of c. Il. Cummings 4 Sons cottages.
The family occupy one, the servants the
other.
Mrs. Nellie Jewett, who spent the
winter at Sioux City, Iowa, has returned
to her home in this place.
Mrs. +. l.. Webb and sons are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Beal,
at Bangor. They will return about
August LIST.
Nearly every one went TO the circus
Friday. The street parade was excel
lent and the whole affair a success.
At meeting of the board Of manag-
ers of the Norway Public Library Sat
urday afternoon the resignation Of c. +.
Whitman as one of the trustees was ac-
cepted. Mr.. Whitman is still a member
Of the board by virtue OF his office as
of schools. j. A. Rob
erts was elected 10 ill the vacancy and
was also chosen president of the board.
Ii was voted to accept the gift Of $500
from Mrs. Otis Jones. The money is 10
be invested in mortgage on real estate,
one half the income To be used annually,
the other half TO be added TO the fund.
Ii is the desire of the management to
build library building in the near
future. A beautiful solid mahogany
table, the gift Of Mrs. Laura j. Reed,
was accepted.