Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-10-17
NORWAY.

i NORWAY.
II d. Crommett Clark, Of the Advertiser
ecelved the congratulations Of hi
many friends upon his election ~ fore
man Of the flrst jury.
Many Of the lawyers and court at
tendants found excellent accommoda
lions at the Elm House and Beal's Hots
during the session OF the court.
| The following clothing, equipaGe
Ordnance and ordnance stores have beeI
transferred by Gen. John T. Richards
IAdjutaut General, to 1t. Col Eugene +
Smith for Co. D Of the First Regiment
IS blouses.
Is overcoats.
rs caps.
| rs hats.
90 pairs Of trousers.
tspairs Of iegSings.
drum.
q springfield b. L. Rifles.
i ~ wiping rods.
81 sighs covers.
so sSn s%s Books.
/ reloading tool.
| headlcss shell EXTRACTOR.
| adjustable chamber.
1000 rife bah cartridges.
1000 carbine ball cartridges.
$500 rife bullets.
$500 primers.
10 tsrgets A.
| 6targets b.
5000 pastors, white.
100 pastors, black.
ESQ score cards.
field desk.
Company's books. statements. etc.
At the election OF officers for Co. ID,
lat Regt., N. G. s. NJ, held Ia COM
plisnce with special order, No. 81, at the
company's armory, Monday evening, 1t.
Col. f. r. Smith presiding, the follow
ing officers were elected:
Captain, J. ". Mash. Norway.
let Lieutenant, Nathan A. Chase, south Parts-
81 Lieutenant. wilfrcd Perkins. Oxford.
J. Waldo Nash Was second lieutenant
Of the company; when the company was
in the volunteer service he held . COM
mission as second lieutenant. Nathan
A. Chase held q corporals warrant.
wilfred Perkins was private. All are
we'll fitted for their respective offices.
Benj. Bacon, Jr., hiss moved his shoe
makers bench to the shop OF Z. II.
Thomas on Bridge Street.
Geo. w. Holmes, f c. Libby and r.
K Dayton are at work In the sled factory
at South Paris.
The drill and dance at the Open
House Tuesday evening for the beneht
OF the |. o. o. +. piano fund Was q sue
cess. The drill was by the following
twenty young lsdiee:
Mrs. NJ. l.. Kimban. Myrtle French.
NM .. Z. DeCostcr, Carrie Tucker.
Mr. Mr.. S S,n.s d Rs,ss h Havoc
Nrs Herbert Bradbury. Hattie Crasin,
Mrs. NJ. W. SAmpson, Gertrude jordan,
Mrs. Willard Hassan. Alice Frost,
Lciia Richardson. Grace Robinson.
Frfeia Schnuer, sadie HAsty.
May ThibodcAu, Grace Jordan.
Winnie Hayes, Eta Nevcrs.
Excellent music was discoursed to the
sixty couples by Stearns & Morse
worthy's orchestra. The dancing Was
kept up until the electric lights went
out and lamps were brought In to end
the merrymaking.
Civil Engineer 8. A. Stevens Of Nor
way Lake has run out the new street
from Msrston Street across the railroad
to the houses beyond. All that now re
mains for the town to do Is 10 accept the
way and pay the damages. This street
has been 10 contention for long time.
The drug store occupied by +. p.
Stone has been sheathed overhead and
IL thereby greatly Improved.
Stephen Il. Cummings, president OF
the Maine Universalist Sunday School
ut Lewiston, on Tuesday, re-
sponded TO the address OF welcome to
the convention.
B. h. Farnsworth, OF Portland, has
closed the Oxford County Shoe Store.
The store was opened In july. 1883, and
given In charge Of r. w. Faunce who
has since very successfully managed the
same. c. II. Adams and crew are now
at work remodeling the store for Thomas
Smiley.
Guy Bennett, business manager OF the
Academy Zephyr, Paris Hill, was In
town this week for ads for his paper.
He knows how to do Il and succeeds.
John C. Pillsbury and s. T. Hills OF
Union visited s. II. Wolcott during the
week.
David Quincy died at his home on
Pleasant Street Wednesday night. He
was 20 years OF age. Always resident
of Norway he was well and favorably
known as Que Of the best citizens. His
wife, s. Emma Bartlett Quincy, died
some time ago. He leaves three chill
dren, Kenneth c. Quincy and Honor
Quincy OF Norway, and Robert X. Cur
ney Of Bangor. They were all at home.
George Bennett has moved into his
tenement over the paint shop on Cot
tage Street. He Is now engaged 10 en-
larging the shop.
Don Seitz Of New York visited his
friends 10 Norway this week.
Fred c. Wilson, president OF the Ok
ford Central electric road, WAS In town
on business during the week.
The following Ia q complete list Of the
officers Of Oxford Lodge, No. Is, In
stalled Friday evening by Past Master
lee NJ. Smith:
w.M.. Vim. J. Jones.
& W., II. l.. Bartlett.
J. w, q sorge Hsken.
Treas, c. S. Tucker.
Sec n. ID. Smith.
Chortster, Rev. Jabex Budden.
Mar, r. y. Smith.
Sd IN. Barker.
J. D., A. c. winslov.
s. s., A. J. Stesrns.
j. s., George Dcvine.
organiss. II. r. Jones
Guy Bennett has returned from Var
mouth and Is driving the bakery team
for j. A. Tuell.
Fannie Cummings and Hortense Gregg
are attending the Emerson College OF
O:atory.
Mrs. Marcus ii. Carroll and child Of
Washington, ID. c., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Bickford.
The members Of the Norway Fire De-
psrtment are arranging for the annual
November ball. Ii viii be given Novem-
Der 81 at the Opera House.