Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-05-28
NORWAY.

After June LIST steamer Pennesseewas
see will make regular trips from tn
head of Main Street to the islands ant
the head of the lake under command O
Capt. j. II. Porter.
The accident on the street railroad
Wednesday, when the open car lef
the irons and went into the street, oc
casioned but a short delay. A few
would be passengers at South Paris were
obliged 10 walk. A delightful exercise
John York of Norway has sold hi
mill at the centre of the town to one
William Haskell, who will operate it.
A. E. Stearns, Esq, of Rumford Falls
and E. C. Walker, Esq, OF Bridgton
we're in town this week on business.
II. w. Cousins of Fryeburg, mem
Der of the Republican County Commit
tee, was in town Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
The Boston Cinematograph Co. was in
town during the week.
In the Norway Municipal Court Tues
day the action DR.. Annette Bennett vs..
Russell F. Merrill, for professional
services for wife, was tried. The court
gave Judgment for plaintiff. Stearns
for plaintiff. Kimball & Son for de-
PENDANT. Services were rendered before
divorce was decreed.
F. w. Sanborn, F. Fl. Noyes and W. G.
Leavitt report most successful fishing
trip up Sunday River.
Freeland Howe sends in a most pleas
ant report of his fishing trip at the
lakes. During his absence Mrs. Howe
visits her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Morrison,
at Rumford Falls.
On Wednesday, John Head, OF Sum-
ner, was arraigned in the municipal court
on a charge of assault and battery on his
neighbor, Charles W. Field. The trouble
arose over a fence and was of very
lively and interesting character. Head
was fined S. and costs which he paid.
Wright for state. Kimball d Son for
Heald.
Eugene H. Andrews, NJ. D., of West
Sumner, was in town on business We'd
nesday.
II. D. Littlefield captured a three
pound redspot the first of the week.
This is the largest one taken this season
so far.
Master Donald Bartlett, the little son
of DIR. H. L. Bartlett, is visiting his
grandparents, Hon. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Stearns of Lowell.
Mrs. Gertie Allen takes the place OF
Mrs. Lizzie Sampson at the store OF S.
B. & z. S. Prince as saleswoman. Mr..
and Mrs. Sampson will enjoy the sum-
mer at their cottage upon the west side
of the lake.
A. Slack of Haverhill, Mass, supplies
the place vacated by D. F. Dunn at the
shoe factory as foreman of the lasting
room in the B. F. Spinney d Co. shoe
factory.
Frank II. Beck has improved his
store by the addition of beautiful soda
fountain counter.
II. l.. Horne is shingling and i'm
proving his store house on Marston
Street.
L. Benson SWEET of Paris has pur-
chased the Pingree stand on Marston
Street. He recently sold his farm in
Paris.
Judge C. F. Whitman will deliver the
Memorial Day address at Locke's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Richardson of
Bethel visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. F. Stearns, in this village, Sunday.
Capt. ]. H. Porter carried happy
party of about forty young people to the
Hayden villa on the west shore of Lake
Pennesseewassee, Friday evening, when
they celebrated the birthday OF DIR.
Frank A. Hayden in due and appropriate
form. The doctor did his full duty at
simmer After the meal the whole COM
pany responded to the excellent music
furnished by Nellie Durham and danced
until tired.
The benefit to the W. C. T. u, at
Concert Hall, Friday evening, was a
success. Supper was served at $50 p.
n. and the entertainment followed which
was as follows: proceeds to be used by
the society for the poor.)
YE DISTRICT SCHOOL.