Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-06-13
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Lodge, No. Is, X. Of r., Of which Pro-
Wiley Il member, presented him Wit
= silver water - when be wss married
Il DR.. F. &. Drake ID having his dents
|, rooms thoroughly repaired and great
solomon I. Mlllett had about tAirt,
(s0) tons Of arst quality hay .presse
tbis week.
Judge Stearns drove across country b
: Fryeburg this week where he he'll
, probate court.
. F. p. Stone 10 able to cit up most o
the time and IL rapidly gaining strength
There has been change Of manager
vt the brokers' office in the Grang'
building.
The June term Of the Norway NUM-
cipsl Court was held on Tuesday. tn,
docket showed large number Of new
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. KImball are stop
ping at their cottage Sunset, thii
week.
Deputy Sheriff Ba.sett has been In thu
employment Of the G. T. Railway during
the week.
The division Of the highways through.
out the town into three districts, gives
each one Of the selectmen about twenty
nine l29) miles OF road to keep 10 re
pair. There are about ten miles Of road
In the village proper.
The tent show on the tsnucry lot
Wednesday night was well patronlxed by
the village people. The tent was filled.
John Hayes, the baker, has new
horse for use on the long trips TO West
Paris and Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. Frank l.. Pike Is clerking for
James Smith Ia hls boot and shoe store.
A large number OF the Norway Re-
pub!icans attended the Littlefleld meet
Ing at the court house at South Paris,
Wednesday.
The opera, "Frogs Of windham,"
soon to be presented by Norway and
Psris talent, will be q great success.
Tickets will be on sale 1t twenty-five and
thirty-tive ceuts. We predict thst the
Opera House will be filled to the very
doors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Williamson are
visiting In rsrmington this week.
A happy company OF South Paris
high school scholars passed through the
village Saturday on their way to and
from Gibson's grove where they enjoyed
4 picnic.
The Invitation extended to Fidelity
Rebekxh Lodge Of Lewiston by the
lodges OF Rebekahs Of Norway and South
Paris has been declined on account OF
the 18th OF June being the Held day Of
the Lewiston canton.
Mr.. Z. T. Enwright, Superintendent
Of the Hastings Lumber Co., was In town
on business Wednesday.
A. II. Moulton Of Portland who is the
contracting plumber at DIR. Bankers
and G. s. fuckers, was 10 town over
Sunday.
Serst. Wallace Sheen has returned to
town and accepted position at the shoe
factory.
II. Dennisou Cole writes his father,
Horace, that he is In . hospital In San
Francisco.
DR.. Annette Bennett was elected 70
membership at the annual meeting OF
Maine Homeopathic Society At Lewiston,
Tuesday.
A. J. Walker has accepted . position
ut the Summit House, Mt. Washington,
for the summer. He left for that place |
A move IL on foot to construct . |
bicycle path from Norway to Lewiston.
: Mrs. Geo. p. Rowe and son Eugene
Rowe have moved to Auburn, where he |
has very good position.
G.. +. Ridlon has new national cash |
register In his store.
The election warrant for the town Of
appeared In the local paper
Friday.
J. Waldo Nash returned from the
lakes, where he has been on a busi-
ness trip for several weeks. he reports
good fishing and lots OF fishermen.
The anniversary concert Of the Univers-
slist Sunday School WAS held at Con-
cert Hall Sunday evening. The decorated
stage was very pretty. The entertain
ment WAS unusually interesting and
pleasing and the attendance large.
w. II. Warren has leased the II. A.
Holden tenement, corner Paris and
Winter Streets.
Hon. A. s. kimbali has been honored
by the Grand Master Of Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons OF the Republic Of
Peru. with an appointment ~ Grand
OF the Grand Lodge OF
Peru. The commission, most elaborate
document, arrived Saturday.
The firm OF c. b. Cummings 4 Sons
are painting their furniture store and
office.
Rev. r. s. Rideout spent 4 few days
with his mother In Garland last week
and enioyed n much needed rest.