Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04
NORWAY.

| NORWAY.
All hands are booming the Norway
Base Ball Club. VIM. Leith, the new
manager, is making matters interesting
for one Interested in the sport.
The road commissioner will put bis
crew at work on the state road mex,
week. The work will be continued near
James Crockett's on the Waterford stage
road. Much money has already been
expended on this road with excellent re-
suits. Much of the teaming from Water.
ford, Stoneham, Albany and Greenwood
is over this road.
The two cement houses on Tucker
Street are being pushed to completion.
The buildings attract lots of attention
land it is said they will find ready
market when placed on sale.
The Congregational church will be
closed during the month of August. Rev.
B. S. Rideout enjoys his annual vacation
during August.
A. o. Noyes Co., No. II, U. R., K. of
p, under command of Capt. Wallace w.
Sheen, Harry P. Ames LIST. Lieut., and G.
NJ. Titcomb I'd Lieut., with about fifty
members 90 to Boston the FIRST of the
week.
Albert L. Sanborn, formerly in trade
in this village, now with Gates Piano Co.,
is enjoying his two weeks vacation with
his family at the Falls.
Co. D, I'd Regt., N. G. S. NJ, start for
camp at Augusta, the first of the week,
Monday. They will go into camp at
the fair grounds Saturday night, under
command of Capt. John w. Nash, LIST
Lieut.. NJ. P. Stiles, and I'd Lieut.. L. e..
Daughraty, with full company of enlist
ed men. They will remain in camp dur
ing the week.
W. L. Merrill has beautiful collection
of views he made on his last trip in
Bethel, Newry, Grafton and other places
recently. Mr. Merrill is master at his
business.
Merton A. Millett was arrested for a
violation of the automobile law relative
/ to speed and signal. After hearing on
Monday he was fined $40 and costs. He
appealed.
Frank P. Stone has very interesting
and pretty display of jars of. soda
syrups, crushed fruits, coffee and pre-
pared pineapple, raspberries, cherries,
etc. The cherries were grown by Stone
himself and all the syrups and fruits
put up by him. He has put up about
two hundred gallons of fruit and syrups.
All this and maybe much more will be
used by him at his soda fountain.
Frank B. Fogg took the family of s. G.
Foster in his auto to North Windham,
Tuesday, for two weeks outing. Miss
Hazel and her father returned with Mr..
Fogg.
At the Opera House on Saturday,
Aug. S, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
the democratic candidates for governor
and congressman will open the campaign.
Miss Nina Reyes returned to her
Lewiston home the first of the week
She worked for Mrs. r. L. Powers the
past season and will work for her again
next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall o. Porter,
Helen Noyes and Mary Millett, Robert
Millett and sons, Robert and Nathan,
have been stopping at Round Pond this
week, at Editor Sanborn's establishment.
Lieut.. Moses P. Stiles, of Co. D, I'd
Regt., n. G. S. NJ, has made some great
record shooting at Wakefield, Mass the
past week, at the n. E. Rifle tournament.
In a match Monday he made two scores
at 500 yards, possible IS points, 35 each.
His other shooting was nearly as good.
The lieutenant is without doubt the
best shot in the state.
Frank Il. Richardson was at the Lew
iston Central Maine General Hospital
last week where he was operated on for
appendicitis. He is doing we'll.
Mrs. Jabez Budden was taken sick
while in church Sunday. She was taken
to Mrs. Irving Frost's and is rapidly i'm
proving.
Rev. j. A. Harding and wife have
been in town with friends for week.
They are settled at Franklin, Mass. On
Wednesday, Mr.. Harding left for Brewer,
where he formerly preached, for few
days visit with friends.
Harriette Cragin has returned from a
visit with her brother, DR.. Charles era.
gin, at Portland.
will L. Twombly is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Twombly,
for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell w. Sampson, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Curtis and
daughter Mildred, with Lena Gray OF
Cambridge, Mass, are stopping at The
Farm, on the west shore of tennessee
wassee Lake.
| George G. Leavitt has passed some OF
his vacation canvassing in Pennington,
Jay, Livermore, and other places.
| DR.. Prudent Bedard was at Portland,
Gardiner, and Lewiston this week.
Walter w. Gordon went to Waterford
and other places west this week on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Swain are at Old
| Orchard. They will visit in Beverly,
Mass, before their return.
Charles l.. Hathaway is greatly i'm
proving the walks about his Main Street
home.
Mrs. Henry j. Bangs and daughter
Helen are visiting in Boston and East
Weymouth, Mass.
Arthur R. Boswell, of the F. II.
| Noyes Co. store, has returned from his
Readfield and Waterville visit. He has
returned to the store and Walter Hutch
ms will take his vacation with Co. D al
Augusta this week.
Elsie A. Favor enjoyed her vacation in
Berlin, Alton, and other places in New
Hampshire.
Will Pierce has his new house or
Marston Street shingled. The work ID
advancing rapidly. Mr.. Pierce will have
one of the most attractive and pleasant
homes in the village.
In the Municipal Court Monday, Cleon
C. Farrar of South Paris was arraigned,
charged with larceny of mileage book
from l.. S. Sessions of South Paris. BE
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of So and costs, which his father
paid and he was discharged.
| Maine News Notes.
Wallace Stephens, aged SO, of Auburn
committed suicide on the Goth by shoot