Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-12-18
NORWAY.

! APPLES are itill belng shipped from
thr Norway .tstion.
Rah whitman has 6rst-class posltiou
on the Boston and Maine r. X at Re-
we're, Mass, - brennan.
The Norway stores never looked pref
tier than this season. The goods are 10
moet cases new aud have hrcn selected
With great care. People Ia search OF
Chrlstmas presents can make no mIstake
In visiting the Norway stores. Trade
10 reported TO be much better than last
year.
Benjamin Bacon u again 1t work for
James smith repairing boots and shoes.
Partridge Brothers Of Norway Like
are doing sn extensive busi0ess lumber.
Ing this season. They b I've large crew
Of mn at work for them In the woods
and many teams landing the timber.
II. X. Morrill, and family have gone to
Rumtvrd where he will work teaming
for the Scribner Brothers' steam mill In
the woods. Mr.. Morrill, 10 . practical
man ut the business and very successful.
The ofsicers Of Harry Rust Post, No.
"a, q. A. r., are ~ follows:
| Com-payid A. Jordan.
| g. v.C--Samucl n. Lesrvw.
| J.v. C.--Iason 2. Rowe.
DIV Frank Cor.
O.S.-John w Foley.
q. M.-Wtufeld 8. Cordwei.
| Ihorister-t,iiver ehscklcy.
S.--John A. Keith.
f h. HAsllDgs, ESQ., and r. w.
Thomas of Fryeburg we're In town
Wednesday. They reported the sleigh
Ing across country very good.
There were 333 pupils 10 the vlllsg'
schools 10 attendance Monday.
Veterinary Surgeon HAssell pleaded
not guilty Monday morning 10 the munt
cipsi court to two charges, one TOR
single sale Of intoxicating liquor u
George PIKE; the other for being COM
mon seller. On the first be was hned
$50 and costs and bound over on the
second. He did not pay the nne and could
not get ball 90 WAS committed 10 Paris
jail. On Tuesday morning A. Burnside |
Long was fiued e5 and costa amounting |
In all to about tl9 for intoxication. H
paid and WAS discharged.
Mrs. Boyder Lunt Of Portland 10
clerking for her brother, Thomas Smiley,
and Mrs.. A. n. Williamson 10 clerklng |
Ia the Noyes drug store through the
holidays.
Deputy Sheriff James L. Parker has
been stopping for some time 1t Stone
ham. He was at the Elm House during
the week.
On Friday evening, Dec. 2lst, the
Grand Officers OF the s,h Knights Of
Pythias District will hold the snnual
School Of Instruction at the Opera
House In this village. The A. 0. Noyes
Co. will give an exhibition drill 10 the
evening The district 10 made up OF the
lodges, Pennesseewassee
Lodge Of Norway, Hsmlin Lodge OF
south Paris, Sc. Elmo Of Mechanic Fails,
Craieie Of Oxford, Hiawstha Of East
Stoneham and Pownal Of North Pownal.
Harry Mann OF this village had very
narrow escape while skating on the lake
near Norway Like Tuesday afternoon.
He skated Into an opening or broke
the Ice, but his companion, Wal
ter Young, rendered timely assistance BY
pulling him out by means OF his new
ulster. He was at once taken home and
was none the worse for the adventure.
A. II. Wallace, while at work Ia the
stock room OF the shoe factory Friday,
Lost the ends OF the frat two nngers OF
MS ieIt uuuo Iu tuC usStsuC uS "e7 /
operating.
Rev. +. W. Smith, formerly pastor Of
the NJ. Z. church In this village, visited
his friends in town. He is now at
Charles s. Akers Ia clerking at the
Blue Store during the holidays.
Saturday evening dances Will be held
at the Opera House under the manage
ment Of W. 8. Stesrns. Thomas Thibo-
deau door manager. Music by Stesrns
orchestra.
The soclable which was given Nov.
a0th at the Congregational Church
proved such q pleasant occasion that
another will be held on Tuesday evening.
Dec. 18th. Following the chicken pie
supper will be given Q most amusing
character sketch entitled professor
Bakers Great Invention" parts 70 be
by the following people:
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Park OF South
Paris, Miss Hattie Cragin, Mas Nellie
Mr.. j. Albert Stearns of Nor
way, Mr.. Grin Holman OF O,isdeld.
Come all, and enjoy good supper and
pleasant evening.