Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-25
NORWAY.

The Horne Block will be the most at
tractive Of any In town.
| J. j. Fuller has the foundation for his
storehouse and stable on Water and
Pleasant Streets nearly completed.
VIM. G. Lesvitt has commenced on his
house on Orchard Street.
c. b. Cummings & Sons have taken
down their barn on Whitman Street and
will erect tenement house at once.
The Advertiser was printed on the
new press this week. II attracted lots
Of attention. The paper goes in In large
sheets and comes out ready for the mails.
Ii Is great saving Of labor.
The plumbers are at work on Al j.
Rowe's new house. Mr.. Rowe will
move in about September lst.
Lester L. Hartman went to Augusta
Saturday for Lieut.-Col. Smith as hostler
and Lester w. Horne went as hostler for
Major b. F. Bradbury. They took the
horses to Augusta by way Of Lewiston.
Henry +. Favor has been engaged to
take charge Of the work on the Method
ist church.
Mrs. Chas. F. Whitman and son, v.
NJ. Whitman, are enjoying life at Small
Point.
Ohio X. Bean visited his many friends
In town this week. Mr.. Bean has sold
his Yarmouth shoe business and will 90
TO Harvard, Penn, where he will engage
in manufacturing shoes with his two
brothers.
Nathan ii. DeDnison and family Of
South birmingham, Mass, visited rela-
q a frfa a., L., l.
;. B. Il T.. 5. Prince expect to move
their stock into their new store Sept LIST.
5. 5. Stearns is having furnace put
into his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Tubbs and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Tubbs
and family are stopping at Peaks Island.
Harvey Snow, who has been visiting
in the Provinces, has returned. He was
accompanied by two lady friends who
came to visit their people.
A picnic party from Hebron visited
Gibson's Grove Tuesday and enjoyed the
day greatly. The grove has become a
favorite place for outings.
William Tucker and wife, OF Marlboro,
Mass, are visiting at Mrs. NJ. A. Ok
n4rd's, his sisters.
James Smith took = business trip To
Boston Thursday. He will visit New
ton and Cambridge before he returns.
A. r. Andrews, Nellie Andre rs, Mrs.
Mark Pride, III. II. Smith and daughter
are among the Norway people At old
Orchard this week.
Charles Calef OF this place dropped
dead at West Paris Sunday afternoon.
Heart trouble Is given as the immediate
cause Of death. Mr.. Calef was II years
old He left wife and two small
children.
Mrs. Annie Knight and children Of
Manche ster-by-the-Sea are enjoying life
at the Hayden cottage at the lake.
Mrs. Carrie Ames and daughter OF
Auburn are stopping at Capt. Ames' for
a few weeks.
Many of the Norway people have at
tended the Methodist campmceting at
Empire Grove, Poland.
The Adventist campmeeting at Me- |
chenic Falls has also been well attended |
by Norway citizens.
Mrs Chas. +. Ridlon is al Cornish, |
where she will pass her vacation.
The Norway Brass Band will furnish |
music for the Rockwclrs Pavilion |
Theatre.
Frank II. Moves was in New York City |
during the week on business.
f. T.. Andrews will 90 west 10 buy |
horses the 18th. Since the first OF
October last the firm Of 4. +. Andrews
* sons have sold l2i7 horses. During |
the same time they handled $4,000
pounds OF wool.
The Republicans of this place organic |
ed Mckinley Club Tuesday evening
with the following officers:
President Charles r. Ridlon.
Vice Presidents IL &. Davis, Nell skillings. |
j. :. Millc;t. y. T.. Wit. John wyman.
Secretary Verne VI. Whitman.
Treasurer. ". c. Leayitt.
Executive Committee. :. 5. stcarns, +. b.
Smith and John Wyman.
Joseph W. Mofiett was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Bassett for assaulting
one Howe At the fair grounds. He
pleaded guilty and was sentenced 10 paw
n fine aud costs amounting 10 sll.52.
He paid and was discharged from
custody.
Lieut.. Col. f. F. Smith, Major b. +.
Bradbury, Capt NJ. L. Stiles, officers,
and Company u, lst Regiment, \. 6.
:. NJ, with forty-fve men and officers,
left the Norway station at 9:25 A. NJ,
saturday. for Augusta. They will be
gone until Friday, Aug. y.
Col. whitmarsh left for Augusta
Thursday.