Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-11-05

I. -. g. tsa-Meff- tGf ~ anu ith iNui~'itl
evenings Of each month In kycrsun hall
4. OF H.-Norwsy Grange meet every other
Saturday at Grange Hall.
NE d. P.-Lakesidc Lodge. No. IL, meets IN
RycTsOn Hall. ON the iirst and THRU Wednesday
evenings of each month.
T. r SMITH, ESQ, New Grange HiocS, i the
authorized local agent AMI CORE spondcnt OF the
Democrat for Norway and favor shown him viii
DC appreciated by the publishers
AT. Marston, OF the firm NJ y. +.
Spinncy q Co. was Ia town this week.
George A. Gum, the superintendent,
was In Lynn.
{. y. Tubbs has been experimenting
the filling in aud grading for the branch
railroad 10 the new shoe factory. With
the ter or twelve double teams ne has
done big job.
l.. II. T., ). >. SieArns, assisted by \.
4. /. King, of south Paris, installed the
officers of Union Royal Arch ChiP,cr,
No 80. Wednesday evening. They were
as follows:
H.P.. II. Knowland.
n Bial r. Bradbury, VI. u.
=, James -. rocker.
Treas, Cyrus =. Tucker.
Sc' Howard u. smith.
4. II. Chas. II. Adams.
4. :, ". &. Lcayitt.
u. \ c. Everett 2. Bickncn,
N.3N.. iioTatio Woodbury., VI. -.
MY, Henry =. Favor.
Nj V, \. VI. Yates.
>cHt. Horace T.. Mixer.
W. IL. Whitcomb is shipping his sweet
corn. Ie has crew az the factory now
preparing the corn.
Capt. T.. Ames has taken the steamer
pennesseewassc from the lake for the
winter.
Mr.. Stephenson, the boat builder, has
his new building ncar George \. Coir's
nearly finished. lie will use II for the
manufacturing Of boats.
\. l.. Cook, the barber, has sold his
barber business 20 Mr.. :. {. Foster Of
Lewiston. Cook viii work for Foster.
Nell W. sampson, the other barber,
has sold his business 10 Charles ". Lit
tlewood who has worked for him for
several years.
In the municipal court Tuesday +. \.
Crawford and Carr Heald were arraigncd
for assault and battery on Wallace W.
Mitchell. The assault took place near
North Paris August 3lst, 1895. After Il
trial the respondents were found guilty
and fined 81 and one-halt the costs each.
They paid and were discharged. r.. +.
Smith for state. Crawford and Head
pro SO.
George \. Cole is shingling his barn.
Mrs. 4. l.. Cook and daughter Pearl
went TO Lewiston Wednesday for short
visit.
The crew are rushing work on the
foundation for the new shoe factory.
Mr. Dudley, who carries his hand In
sling, superintends the work.
c. Il. Cummings has a tame crow,
Jim Crow" He l. an exceedingly
smart fellow and attracts lots of attcn-
ton.
Mrs. l.. II. Wrisley, who has passed
the season in birmingham, Mass, has
returned 10 Norway for the winter.
Many Norway citizens went TO Lewis
ton wednesday To see the dying machine
operated.
William e. Lcayitt and daughter June
went to Boston this week.
DR.. III. L. Jones and his mother, Mrs.
George Z. Jones, visited in Lowell at
Mrs. 5. l.. Hatch's this week.
James Shedd is clerking for l.. |. Gil
bert at the meat market. Jim makes
first-class clerk.
j. II. Bennett of East Boston Is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
The ladies' relief corps will have an
apron sale and supper at Ryerson Hall
Monday evening.
The promenade concert at Concert
Hall Tuesday evening was well attended
as was also the first-cless supper given
by the ladies.
Osman W. Brown, son of G.. j. Brown
OF this place, has been engaged as re-
porter on the Portland Telegram.
Nearly fifty persons took advantage
of the low rates TO Boston Monday and
visited the great city. Some went on
business others for pleasure and proba-
bly, some Wet because they had money
enough on hand.
Walton Scott is the new barber at
Littlcwood's barber shop.
The railroad commissioners will GO
over the route from the Norway station
or branch road To the shoe factory
Thursday next and view the new way.
NJ. W. Sampson was thrown from his
carriage Thursday and as result now
carries his arm in a sling. He was not
seriously injured. No bones broken.
Saturday evening, Mrs. II. l.. Libby
gave a s'tea" TO the members OF the
Browning Club. The annual meeting
was held and the following officers
elected
President, Mrs. ii. l.. Libby.
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Ellie Swan.
Committee on Programme, Mrs. NJ. l.. Kim
ball. Mrs. Libby, Mrs. Croker. Mrs. Robinson
and Miss Swan.
The Norway High School football
team was defeated by the Bridgton
Academy team by score of "a TO 0.
The Norway boys played good game
however and accepted the result with
good will.
Officer A. p. Bassett is away in search
Of young man by the name OF Hodg-
don who hired good team from John
NJ. Cummings, drove it to Portland,
snapped it for another team aud watch
and then sold the second team, signing
Mr.. Cummings name to the bill OF sale
1t is thought that he took the boat from
Portland to Boston.