Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-05-03

II has something Of holiday appear
ance, with bands playing, and figs fly
ing, and the streets full Of marching mel
and gaily dressed women.
All. bat it doesnt have the holiday ap
pearance 30 much when the train I
ready to roll out Of the station, With 0uI
boys, the dover Of our youth, about e
leave ue, and perhaps-
We hope they may not BE- called int
danger, and think the prospect 10 thai
they may not, bat the lump will rise Il
the throat, and the tears will start In th,
eyes Of the strongest man.
In response the presidents call fol
volunteers, the National Guard Of Maine
was ordered to mobilize 1T Augusta Mon
day. Co. d, First Regiment, Of Nor
way, left on the forenoon train. IL
prepsrA alton for the event, the compsny
has been revising It's roll, dischargiDe
those who did not wish to enlist 10 the
United States service, and enrolling new
men to al their places. The boys have
owned the earth, wherever they have
been, for the past week-and well they
might.
Moudsy morning the company march
ed through tho principal streets OF Nor
way, the parade being formed In this
order:
Norway Cadet Band.
Fatrtarchs Militant.
Harry Rust and VIM. X. Kimball Posts. &. A. u.
loo strong.
Co. ID.
Uniform Rank. X. OF +.
sons Of Veterans
Public Schools. q large body.
After the parade. the boys took two
special cars at the Norway station, and
amid the cheers OF an immense crowd OF
people, started on their journey.
At South Paris another immense
throng MAS gathered around the station.
The high school boys gave cheers for
each Of their schoolmstes that Was leav-
ing, and amid the firing OF torpedoes.
and the continuous cheering OF the OVID,
the train moved of.
No, that Was not all there was TO II
but the rest can not be written. Some
Of you, who can remember generation
back, know Il without telling. God
grant that another generation may never
know II. and that war shall cease Tor
ever on the face OF the earth.
The follosin roll Of the company as
IL started IL verified M closely A Was
possible Ia the hurry Of departure. IL
msy possibly contain = few names OF
boys who did not 60.
First Lieutenant Frank T. Bartlett. Norway.
Second Lieutenant b. T. Adkins. South Paris.
First Sergeant J. waldo Nash. Norway.
Sergeant W. W. sheen. Norway.
Sergeant Periey +. Fish. Norway.
Sergeant II. II. Cole, Norway
Corporal b y. Fsuncc. Norway.
Corporal =. L. LAferrier. Norway.
Corporal Nathan A. Chase. South Paris.
Corporal ). 3. Maxim, South Paris
Corporal c. W. Jackson, Norway.
Musician b. b. Postie. Norway.
Musician y. A. Wentworth, Norway.
FRIyArKs.
b. W. Abbott, Norway.
q. 5. Abbott, South Paris.
Chas. h. Andrews. Paris.
5. N. Ann!s, Norway.
4. A. Bean. Norway.
6 C. Bean. South Paris.
&c Benson. south Paris
David -. Bonncy. stonehAm.
Ray Bradbury. Norway.
T. d. Brown. Norway.
Clarence Bumpas. oxford
8. N. Cotton. Norway.
{. Z. Crag!n. Norway.
q. IL Cullinan. Norway.
NJ T. Cummings, Paris.
Cad Davis. oxford.
Chas Davis, South Paris.
II. e. Dean. Norway.
Frank T. DeCoster. South Paris.
A. 4. Fuller. south PArts.
Carl NJ Gray. south Paris.
J. c. Grover. Norway.
q. W. Haskell. South Paris.
Mf. Hathaway. Norway.
EF Hayden. Norway.
T l.. Heath. Norway.
W. NJ. Heath, Norway.
J L. Henry. South Paris.
- J. Henry. South Paris.
Walter Heslop. oxford.
Perley Hosisdop. Norway
n I. Holt, Norway.
4. A. Jsekman, Norway.
W. L. keene, Norway.
David 5. Remission, stonehAm.
NJ l.. kimball. Norway
W. A Lewis. Norway.
Jacob Libby. Norway.
Prank N Loyejoy, Norway.
John Lummus. Jr., Norway.
TIE Mann. Norway.
A. b. McAllister. Norway.
W. d. McAIlister. Norway.
". T. Mccormick, Norway.
Albion Packard. Paris.
Pc Parker. Norway.
Clarence q. Pariin. Norway.
wilfrci Perkins. oxford.
PA. Ripley. south Paris.
John Russell. oxford.
T. L. Smell. Norway.
CE sponord. South Paris.
A. J. Stearns, Norway.
T. NJ SWEET. South Paris.
Jerry Thooel. Norway.
r. I. Trssk, Norway.
EA Tyler. Norway.
W. q. Weeks. Norway.
5 r. Whitman, Paris.
Ralph II. Young. oxford.