Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-09-08
NORWAY.

lie Jones TeSlOenCe on IicdSNut
Street Is framed. Mr.. Adams Is rushing
| the work.
"Creeperr Cross captured the second
prize In bicycle race at the state fair
Wednesday. The prize was sa5 dia-
mond.
Many Norway citizens visited the
state fair at Lewiston Wednesday, In
Guiding Capt. NJ. Z. Stiles and Co. d, LIST
Regt., y. G.. 5. NJ.
w. c. Leavitt has commenced work on
the foundation for his new residence on
Orchard Street.
Amasa B. Robbins has moved into the
Shackley house, corner Main and Pleas
ant Streets.
II. l.. Horne has sold his new block,
Horne Block" to w. T.. Abbott of Bos-
ton. Mr.. Abbott has purchased the
property for an investment.
Steam piping has been put into Horne
Block. The main pipe was tapped near
the place where the two laborers were
injured some months ago.
5. II. Hartman 4 Co. have another
coon and have him now confined In their
show window.
Door steps have been built in front OF
the Charles Meserve house on Water
Street.
Eugene +. Andrews has gone West to
purchase another carload of western
horses.
The September term Of the Norway
Municipal Court was held Tuesday. The
court docket shows several new entries.
NJ. W. sampson has gone TO Boston
for short visit
MIR. and Mrs. G.. Il. Smith OF Bridgton
visited his father, James Smith, Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff L. Cross arrested Fred
Burt and Mrs. Eva \. Wentworth at the
"Chadbourne House." Oxford village,
Wednesday night. They had registered
a ~. Durham and wife, Rochester,
\. H." They PASSED the night in the
Norway lookup and appeared in the
municipal court Thursday. They enter
ed plea OF mot guilty, to the allega-
ton Of adultery, waived examination
and were bound over TO the October term
OF the Supreme Judicial Court. In de- |
fault Of bail they were both committed |
TO Jail. +. F. Smith for state. j. 5. |
Wright for respondents.
Frank Sesvey Of Portsmouth, n. H., |
is visiting his mother, Mrs James Smith, |
on Deering Street.
4. +. Andrews, Gen. Geo. l.. Beal, j. |
\. Stearns. NJ. L. Smith and Others went |
to Rumford Falls Tuesday TO hear Hon.
L. b. Reed.
Harry Nevers is driving the express
team this week.
Prof. c. b. Stetson and family visited |
Freelaud Howe the past week.
Presiding Elder Corey preached at the |
Methodist church sunday. His sermon
was most interesting.
Mr. aud Mrs. +. j. Mofiatt of Dorches-
ter, Mass, aud DR.. +. T.. Allen of Bos-
ton will enjoy September AT Tangle-
wood Cottage, the guests Of Emma j.
smith.
Sewell Parker OF South Paris pleaded
guilty 10 the charge of drunkenness In
the municipal court Tuesday. Owing TO
the sickness II his wife the sentence OF
thirty days imposed by the court was
ON Wednesday Frank Hartman. who
il is alleged sold Parker liquor, was sem
fenced 70 pay fine of $50 and costs.
In default he was committed for thirty
iavs.
Postmaster Al j. Rowe has moved into
his new house on Danforth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nerrill OF Port
land are visiting at DR.. II. l.. Bartlett's.
W. W. Walker, clerk for II. J. Bangs,
Is enjoying two weeks vacation.
The officers OF the Norway club are as
follows:
President. :. :. Stearns.
Vice Pres, VI. '. Richardson.
Executive Com, NJ. l.. himball, Il. {. jordan
and Harry Fuller
We understand that Frank L. Knapp
has been engaged as leader OF the Nor
way brass band. The boys are doing
ots OF work on new music and have en-
yagements ahead. Their new uniforms
are very pretty and they will make a
great hit wherever they appear.
Notice the programme Of the concert
At South Paris next Friday evening.
The county commissioners were In
own Friday and relocated and defined
he limits OF Pleasant Street from Water
street 10 the Cyrus Witt place.
Geo. A. Brooks had very narrow
'scape from serious injury at the state
lair, Wednesday, while attempting 10
pass from one electric car 10 another
Antn DOlD were moving, Que CoiuluR III
he other going out. He fell between
he cars. He fortunately caught by one
hand on the front end Of the car and held
IN until the car was stopped, and escaped
With but slight injury.
Great indignation is expressed by
Norway citizens concerning the new
of mail trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway. The forenoon mail
will reach Norway at 9:i7, and there
sill be no other mail from Portland
until 10 z. NJ. Even people who travel
~ Norway 10 Harrison, Stoneham and
,ther places object to the new train
ervice.
Drs. Geo. W. Hazelton, III. l.. Bartlett
md Frank +. Barker Of this place at
ended the Medical mems meeting at
Rumford Falls Monday.
Hon. C. F. Whitman Of this village
,poke at Albany Friday evening,
You always find the best $500 boot
or ladies or gents at Oxford County
shoe Store