Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-24
NORWAY.

DR.. Bial r. Bradbury was at Augusta
during the week.
Lieut.. j. Waldo Nash went TO Augusta
Wednesday to take bile examination Tor
captain Of Co. d.
Very orderly and quiet time during
the absence Of the lawyers and sheriffs
this week.
Miss Gallagher, forewoman In the
stitching room In the Radcliffe depart
ment, has been confined TO her room
with severe cold.
A part of the sweet corn packed Ut the
II. r. Webb Co. has been shipped 70
Portland.
The water ID 90 low In the stream
above the mill and below Crockott's
bridge In places that man can step
across without wetting his feet. In the
main lake the water 10 eight feet below
high water mark.
The billiard hall at the Beal's House
win be opened In . few days BY Chas.
A. Wiley.
J.F. stanley Of Auburn was In town .
few days since with $500 landiocked
salmon for Lake keoka In Waterford.
Past Grand Masters Alfred 8. Kim
ball and A. l.. +. Pike attended the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows at Portland
this week.
+. D. Millett, Of West Baldwin, for
merly Of this place, visited In town during
the past few days.
Eben S. Kilborn Of Bethel and Joseph
r. Stearns OF Lowell were In town during
the week. 1t is generally understood
that these gentlemen would be pleased
to be sent to the senate.
At the annual election OF officers We'd
nesdsy evening the members OF Oxford
Chapter selected the following:
HIP, II. Woodbury..
n, III. l.. Bartlett.
s., A. W. Walker.
Treas. &. s. Tucker.
Sec, Geo. II. Tubbs-
Committee of Finance, 4. Y. Smith. A. C.. I.
King, Z. II. Adams.
Major b. r. Bradbury visited Au-
burn Monday evening and examined the
recruits for Co. c OF the First Regiment,
N. G.S.M.
Mrs. Dorcss Barrows' buildings on
Tucker Street have been shingled BY
John Frank and Frank Pottle.
The exhibit Of 5000 In bills and gold
In front OF r. p. Stones drug store by
the Fabio Romani dramatic company AZ
tracted much attention.
C. b. Cummings & Sons are arranging
to run their box and dowel shop by
steam. An addition IL being built to
the shop for such purposes.
The tickets for the hremens ball
on Nov. Sd will be on sale Friday, Oct.
27th, at JPN. Floor managers are g.
s. Akers, Merton Libby, Geo. Cullinan,
W. c. Gerry, Ed Burneli and Harry
Nevers.
Mrs. Jonathan Blake, who has been
confined to her home for long time
with lame foot. visited her daughter,
Mrs. w. w. whitmarsh, At the Elm
House one day this week.
The North Norway cream cart hauled
by two frightened horses came 10 con-
tact with J. N. Cummings sign pole
Tuesday morning and inside things mer-
nv with cream, cans, pole and wagon.
Mr.. snd Mrs. w. c. Hobbs have gone
10 Hudson, Mass, where they will spend
the winter with their son.
F.F. Holmes has moved from Joua-
than Blske's house on Cottage Street TO
Mrs. Hsskelrs house on Main Street
mex, to the Universslist church.
Geo. d. Swift has moved TO Wood
fords where he works for the Williams
Manufacturing Co. OF Portland.
The Hoyt l. Conary entertainment on
account OF the sickness OF Mr.. Conary
has been postponed and money received
for sale OF tickets refunded.
Miss June Lesvitt entertained her
classmates and teachers Friday evening
at her fathers cottage on the east side
OF the lake. The company enjoyed u
delightful ride TO and from the cottage
In has rack drawn by four very nice
horses. Dancing and games were In
order iirst and then an oyster supper.
Rev. c. w. Shattuck OF Auburn
preached at the baptist church Monday
evening.
Lieutenant Nsthan A. Chase, and ID
Lieutenant wilfred Perkins. The boys
have all passed the examination and
qualified.
At meeting Of the board OF manag-
meut OF the Norway Public Library II Was
voted TO purchase nearly two hundred
dollars worth Of books. This Is the An
nual purchase Of books aud about the
usual amount will be expended.
A most favorable report Il made by
Hon. A. s. Kimball concerning the
restoration Of passenger traffic on the
Norway Branch Railroad. he visited
Montreal and interviewed the authorities
this week. Norway people are much
pleased with the prospects.
A. c. Sargent OF Searsport has closed
his seasons work with the Norway
Bakery and IL now visiting at his home.
He will work In Lynn, Mass, this winter.
The 18th anniversary Of Norway
Grange will be celebrated on Saturday,
Oct. IS. The meeting will last all day
and will be attended by Hon. o. Gardner,
Master Of the State Grange, accompanied
By the secretary, Z. II. Libby.
Supervisor OF schools, G. p. Barnes, IL
ENJOYING three weeks hunting trip In
the Moosehead region.
Hon. Alfred s. Kimball WAS elected
Grand Chief Patriarch Of the Grand En-
csmpment of Maine, and A. l.. r. Pike,
Grand Marshal.
On Nov. 9th, the Board Of Agriculture
will hold an institute at Norway
Grange Hall. The speakers will be
Secretary McKeen, Prof. Gowell and
DIR. Harris Of the University OF Maine.
George Elliott Of North Waterford WAS
arrested on complaint OF DR.. G. n. Cool
idge and arrsigned in the Municipal
Court on the charge Of intoxication,
Saturday. After hearing, lasting
nearly all day, Elliott was discharged,
the state not being able to make out
case. c. +. Holt appeared for the state
and J. s. Wright for the respondent.
Mrs. Dennis Pike and son Charles H.,
are visiting In Lynn and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Horton OF East
Sumner visited s. Norman Buck, this
week.
Mrs. W. F. Jones, Mrs. Otis n. Jones
and Miss Mary Jones entertained the
Barton Club at their residence on Pleas
ant Street, Friday afternoon.
Ell. Brown has gone to Rochester,
n. H., for visit Of several weeks.