Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-06-12
NORWAY.

The census enumerstors are hard at
work counting up the population Of
Norway.
win A. Bicknell captured = Ala
pound red spot this week. The fshing
continues first class.
Rev. B. s. RIdeout, Deacon Perry,
Deacon Bean, Ella Greene and Florence
Whitcomb went TO Berlin, N. H., - dele
gates from the Norway Congregational
church to the conference held In that
city on Tuesday and Wednesday.
1t Is reported that Ed. NJ. Thompson
and F. +. Swan caught string OF i've
hundred trout In Stoneham few days
ago.
Freelaud Howe, Jr., who has taken
high rank at Harvard College, after .
short visit with bis parents, will 60 to
Bayville where he IL one Of the instruct
ors Ia the Summer School Of Science.
A. w. Walker d Son are putting In
some very nice cement sidewalks on
Crescent Street. They have made walks
for s. II. Wetherbee, F. II. NOyes, DR..
s. A. Bennett and r. Q. Elliott. II is
apparently of the very best quality and
Is recommended to stand the cold wealth
er.
The June term Of the Norway NUM-
cipal Court WAS held on Tuesday. No
trials. Several new entries Of cases and
number OF old matters settled.
We understand that the comic opera
"Bell Rock" will soon be presented at
the Opera House by Norway and South
Paris musical talent. The opera is bv
the author of "The Frogs Of Windham"
recently presented by the same talent.
V. w. Hills has q telephone line from
his store TO the house. His improve
ments on the Cottage Street property are
q great benefit to the already beautiful
street.
Charles Chick has left the shoe factory
and accepted . situation at the electric
light station. He has worked at the
business before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hathaway
were called to Portland last week to at
tend the funeral Of Ellery Rowe, an
uncle to Mr.. Hathaway.
Norway people are much pleased with
the snnouncem mt that II. Price Web
ber's Company will appear at the Opera
House on July 18th In Little Detect
i've"
A first-class brick sidewalk has been
constructed In front of the Norway Saw
ings Bank In place Of the concrete walk.
At the special meeting Of the Norway
Village Corporation Monday evening, d.
C. Clark Was elected moderator. The
matter Of another hydrsnt and light on
Alpine Street was considered aud the
meeting adjourned without any favora-
ole action In the matter.
Mrs. Oscar Bennett IL visiting friends
In Bartlett, n. H., for few weeks.
At the Democratic caucus, Monday,
Hon. A. S. Kimbsll, president, l.. N.
Smith secretary, delegates chosen, n. l..
Kimbsll, ESQ, II. +. Moulton and Rev.
J. Dutton to attend the congressional
district convention at Auburn. Rev.
Mr.. Dutton has always been Republl-
can.
Friday afternoon, Levi + Holden was
srrsigned In the municipal court on the
charge OF cruelty to horse by working
the same when unable 10 work, on &C.
count OF being old, msimed, disabled snd
diseased. He WAS upon trial, found
guilty and fined Is and costs. He ap-
pesled to the Supreme judicial Court.
Elsie A. Favor IL enjoying her vacs-
ton OF two weeks with friends.
Mrs.. = ii. wetberbee aud daughter
Leah are with Mr.. wetherbee this week
In northern New Hampshire.
One Of the mule teams Of the Steel
Range Company ran away from the
on Cottage Street wednes-
day evening. They were stopped by
Thomas McCormse Of the Norway sta
tLOn.
me village schools closed Friday for |
the summer vacation.
Henry J. Bangs has sold the Bangs |
homestead OF Water Street to Charles |
Crosby who will make his home there.
Frank A. Hayden will 90 into the dent |
a Office % DIR. v. 4. Drake, and the
aFm will be Drake & Hayden. DE-. |
Drake has q large business and DR.. |
Hsyden will add much to IL his friends
h0pe
Ernest l.. Hall Il with DF. Jones In |
h!s nffice. Mr.. Hall, Who u student In |
he University 81 Prnnsylyania dental
school. worked for DIR. Jones last sun
nsr.