Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-03-26

The selectmen have made the follow
ing appointments:
W. q. Cole. Stephen G. Hatch,
6. F. Hathaway, 4: F; ssssett,
W. B. Marston, W. W. Twomby'
| G. A. Morse, <. G. Cannon,
e. o. French, Z. X. Jordan,
Geo. w. Locke, r. u 1ammon'
SURVEYORS OF WOOD AND LUMBER.
n Small. JE. Marston,
A. Hebbard, e.. 4. Waiker,
A. C. McCrellis, Ira Wood.
Geo. A. Brooks, 3. b: cummings,
w. 8. Pierce, W. A. FRENCH
John York, G. A. Frost,
E. r. Jordan.
FENCE VIEWERS.
Allie L. Wyman, j. H. Millett. Jr.,
e. e Freeman, F.S. Cannon.
SECTIONS.
]. Whitehouse, IF. Bolster,
Tred A Foster. Roswell Frost,
Cvrns Woodsum, d. W. Goodwin,
Orin Brown, Y. " frono"'
Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. Andrews have
been engaged for another year to run
the town farm.
Several attorneys from the western
part of the county we're in town the hrst
of the week attending probate court.
Monday evening, the annual meeting
of the Norway Savings Bank corporation
was held at the bank. James Dsnforth,
Fl. D. Cole, w. j. Jones and Frank Il.
Beck were elected members of the cor
poration. FIJI. Noyes, c. L. Hathaway,
6. r. Ridlon, A. s. Kimball, G. 4. Tubos,
F. w, Sanborn, and A. F. Andrews, the
old board of trustees, were re-electeds
Hon. A, S. Kimball was reelected presi-
dent and F. w. Sanb0rn vice-president ;
Geo. E. Tubbs was also reelected
treasurer.
The village schools commenced Mon
day. Grace B. Bicknell Is supplying for
Sarah j. Staples who Is detained az nome
by the sickness OF her mother.
Sewell Parker of South Paris has again
been before the Norway Municipal Court
charged with intoxication and sent to
Paris Jail for sixty days.
We understand that A. W. Thomas OF
Andover has purchased the Lakeside
Farm" of J. Fl. Porter and will move to
the same at once. Mr.. Thomas was re-
Gently burned out at Andover, where ne
was nroprietor OF the AndOver House.
A most pleasing circle supper was held
at the Congregational church Tuesday
evening. The attendance was large and
the supper unusually attractive. The
entertainment consisting of readings by
A. NJ. Rollins and Emma +. Miliett,
solos by Louise NJ. Staples and Gertrude
McArdle, and selections oy tne cho"'
was very interesting. N,
w. C. McArdle Of South Paris Will
omen music store In NOyes BLOCK where
F. n. Beck formerly traded.
C. B. Pike returned from Gardiner
Saturday, where he has been for a time
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary A.
Frost were held at Edward Greene's
Monday by Rev. C. E. Angel. The re-
msins we're taken to Lynn, Mass, Ior
ipterment. She leaves a husband and
sister. The daughter Eva was buried In
Pine Grove temetery, Lynn, MASS,
where Mrs. Frost's remains will De IN
TERED.
Mrs. v. W. Hills, Mrs. F. E. Drake,
Mrs. M. E. Lowell and Grace Nevers
went to Boston and New YORK last week
where they attended the Easter openings.
M. w. Sampson Is having fireplace
built 10 his cottage on the west shore OF
the lake. Thomas Powers OF South
Paris is doing the work.
The actions A. A. Laferrier vs. Geo.
NJ. Elder and Rinaldo L. Cummings vs.:
A. A. Lsferrier tried before the judge OF
the Norway Municipal court will be DE-
cided at the April term. The suits ID.
volyed the sale of apple barrels SOLD
Cummings and the sale OF apples and
Elders wages.