Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-07-27
NORWAY.

Deputy Sheriff Cross has been en-
played by the Electra lark people fol
the season. Mr.. Cross will be mosi
faithful officer for the society.
Noyes & Andrews are building an I'D
dition OF twenty feet to the rear Of theil
Blue Store. Business IL unusually good
with them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. v. w. Hills viii enjoy
their annual vacation during August Al
the beach.
Bradley Frost has cut w. H. Whit.
combs hay on his land east Of Bridge
Street.
The towns lot on Main and Lynn
Streets has been fitted up for small
park. The old band stand at the head
Of Water Street will add much to the at.
| fractions Of the place. II Ii small but
better than none.
w. II. Robinson has leased the tene-
ment over the store In Danforth Block
and will take possession as soon rs the
work Is completed.
Fred n. Saunders, ID. ID. Great Sschem,
OF Lewiston, was In town and made Mol
ly Ockett Tribe of Red Men an official
Wilt Wednesday evening.
iuc EpisCVpal CuutCu 10 Uctuk JUL,
by G. s. Bisbee. Ii will be delightful
little church when completed.
Mrs. II. w. Cobb, Of Portland, is visit
Ing her brother, Chas. G. Mason.
0. ID. WILDER has moved from the
Hathaway Block to his new home on
Water Street, which he purchased OF c.
G. Knight.
While bathing In the lake near the
corn factory Tuesday evening Jacob
Toole cut his foot badly.
&. \. Tubbs will put an addition Of
twenty feet on the barber shop Of c. w.
Littlewood 10 be used as billiard room.
Entrance to be between the shop and
Horne Block.
Ella and Annie Lafarrier have gone to
the White Mountains for few weeks.
Capt. W. w. whitmarsh has been
granted a pension.
Harrison Buck has been granted an
Increase OF pension.
Nineteen members of the Norway
Chautauqua Union visited Poland
Spring Tuesday. The trip was taken
In barge. They reported delightful
picnic.
All Norway people are carried away
with the attractions at Electra Park.
Rev. Marcus Carroll entertained his
brother, X. Ward Carroll, Of New York,
OF the firm OF Marcus Ward & Co., dur
ing the week.
Ed Tufts. for some time foreman In
the cutting room at the shoe factory, has
closed his lshors with the firm and left
town. Many inquiries have been made
for him since his departure.
DIR. ). A. Bennett makes most ex-
cellent health officer. He looks after
the uuisances and obliges the owners to
fix them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Bangs and dsugh-
ter Mildred visited his brother. Rev.
Sumner Bangs, at Buckfield, Sunday.
All the cottages about the lake are
crowded with happy parties, who are
enjoying the delights OF the lake.
II. Misury, +. ID. Harlow, +. A.
Poole and T.. s. Hunt, Of Boston, and
Francis Doane OF Salem are enjoying
life at Bass Island.
An electric fan has been put 10 at the
Stone Drug Store.
Prof. r. T.. Clement and family Of
Crawford. n. j., are enjoying life at the
HAYDEN Cottage on the west shore ri the
lake. Mr.. Clement was formerly
Norway boy.
The boilers at the old tannery have
been sold to West Paris parties, the
Stste of Maine Wood Rim Co.
We understand that j. Albert Stearns,
who Is \ member Of The Oxford BAR and
studying with Judge Stesrns, will take a
course 10 Boston Law School this COM
ing fall.
Mr.. Pendexter, who has been engaged
10 teach In the Norway schools the CON-
ing vesr, Is studying law with c. +.
Holt, Esq.
Mrs. Kate II. Jones and family have
moved into their new residence on
Pleasant Street.
Miss Mary Beal, of Bangor. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. r. l.. Webb. Miss Beal
Is connected with the Bangor Business
College.
Judge Stearus entertained Judge A.
r. Barker snd wife, OF Ebensburg, Pa,
Friday.
The Oxford Central Railrosd people
have their work boxes built. The camps
for the workmen along the road are
nearly completed and the work OF con-
struc,ion will be in full operation within
a very short time.
Fred II. Cummings and sister Fannie
entertained Mrs. l.. Il. Andrews, Grace
Movers. Cora Shedd and Jennie Baker at
Msrtha's Vineyard. Mass, this week.