Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-10-05
NORWAY.

n. n. Fuller viii have most II
tracsive house on DanSorth 6treee whef
completed.
Charles Body, who for some time VA
foreman In the shoe factory, has gone
back 70 Lynn.
Rev. willard G. Cook Il preaching Il
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Hebbard y cot TO Gorham, N. H.,
Thursday, her former home, whore che
will visit for short time.
The installation Of the officers OF Ok
ford Lodge, No. 10, F..& A. n will
take place Monday evening. A good
time 10 expected.
Frank Andrews, Of South Paris, who
works for G. B. Cummings q Sons, lost
finger Thursday while working Mt the
saw at the lower mill.
Will Austin has put steam into Mrs.
winthrop Stevens house on Main Street.
The crew was at work on the job nearly
all the week.
Town Treasurer Henry j. Bangs is
making great improvements In front OF
bis store and residence by putting In .
cement sidewalk. II extends from the
Elm House property 70 the corner OF
Main and whitman Streets.
DR.. II. L. Bartlett attended the Frye
burg fair.
Many Of our citizens enjoyed the Otis
field and North Waterford fairs during
the WEEK.
+. /. Brown will build dwelling
house and stable on the lot known ~
the Edwards lot on Paris Street which
be recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Williamson are
visiting In Pennington this week. They
made the trip by team.
Mr.. Dearborn, of Auburn, WAS 10
town Monday looking for rooms 10
which TO commence business Of repair.
ing saws and such work.
A harvest dinner will be served ut tie
Congregational vestry, Oct. 9Th, from II
to Z o'clock. Dinner - cents.
T. p. Richardson has hsd his house
painted by Libby & Chase.
We understand that w. H. Whitcomb
and daughter are to spend the winter 10
Philadelphia.
M. L. kimball, ESQ, F. II. Noyes and
w. G. Leavitt attended the Andover
fair.
Mrs. Frank Hurd, who has been sick
for long time, continues about the
same. slight hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
Mrs. s. l.. Moody OF Stoneham Is stop
ping at Percy Nevers'.
Mr.. and Mrs. knight of Portland visit
ed In town during the week. Mrs.
Knight was formerly Mabel TrAfton.
4. s. Cummings, J. A. Stesrns and G..
l.. Moves were on top OF Mount WASH
lngton Sunday, and witnessed most
beautiful sunrise.
Miss Edith N. Smith, who has been
visiting her brother, J. o. Smith, ESQ,
at Pressure Isle, for the past three weeks,
has returned.
John Carter has gone to California
where he will remain.
CD. Waters OF st. Johusbury, VI,
passed Sunday with DR.. BIZ. Bradbury.
We understand that Miss Eta Milleit
has sold her dressmaking business TO
Miss Hattie Long.
Il Il reported that there will soon he
change 10 landlords at the Beafs Hotel.
Major w. X. Bickford, who has been In
charge Of the house for some years, will
retire. His many friends will much re-
gret this step rs the major has been an
excellent landlord, and the hotel has
been, under his management, greatly
appreciated.
Mrs. +. II. Cummings Of Paris and
Mrs. Fannie Burr, OF Oberlin, Ohio, have
been visiting at Z. F. Smiths this week.
j. N. Cummings' four horse barge and
very many single and double carriages
left the village Saturday morning carry
ing members Of Harry Rust Post, No.
81, G. A. R., and W. X. Corps, to OK
ford where they attended campfire by
Invitation OF r. A. Roberts Post, G.. A.
x. A most enjoyable day was reported
BY all present.
The North Waterford fair was great
attraction to many Norway people SAT-
urday. Many went and counted II the
best time for the season.
Mrs. Jonathan Blake, who has been
sick for long time, Is slowly gaining.
She is In her chair about the house some
and able to sit upa greater part OF the
day.