Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-16

lighting the streets left With the assess
ors. Last year the sum OF 5000 only
vas raised The attendance WAS quite
large for an annual meeting. The only
contest WAS on engineers and fire police.
Nina aud Helen Pike have returned TO
Dover, y. ii.
Mrs. Hills millinery opening at Nor
way next Friday and saturday. All are
invited 10 call aud see the new shapes
and STYLES Of trimming. Mrs. +. r..
Drake head trimmer.
IL il reported that the dam at the out
let of the lake i 10 De rebuilt this sum
mer.
Isaac Saunders, one OF Norwsy's
oldest men. died At his residence on
Water Street sunday morning, April !.
He has been in poor health for n long
time.
Lodge Deputy Stephen u. Cummings
Installed the officers of Norway Division
sons of Temperance Saturday evening.
They we're a. follows:
W. p. Ernest Rowe
A.W T.. Louie Craig.
4 :. frcd lafarrier.
Ar =. Lena Hartman.
p. =. Walter >AnbOrn.
T., lnez Tubs.
Chap, Sadie smith
Con, III Tyler.
\ Con. Dolly Vincent
l. =. Charles Cragtn.
-. =. George BickneL
L. ". T.. Marx smith.
Wednesday evening, April l1th, the
ladies of the NJ T.. church will give an
other Que of their excellent suppers AT
a.. 10 mill 30 n old sima ha EAH
bean supper.
Mrs. Isabel + wife OF ID. Il. Morse OF
this place, died al Auburn Wednesday.
Mrs. Morse has been sick for several
years.
4 new sign has been placed over the
entrance 10 the stores OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hills. IL is very pretty and attractive.
We understand that Mrs. George w.
Horne has sold her residence on Elm
Street 10 Clarence DeCoster.
y. VI. Moore, who MAS injured in the
ditch, Is fast recovering. He walks out
on his clutches pleasant days.
A.. +. Marston, of the firm OF Il. r.
Spinney * Co., was 10 town during the
week taking stock aud arranging for the
summer seasons work. There will
probably be plenty OF work during the
summer months.
Be sure TO find the Smiley Shoe Store
ad in this paper, and oe sure you lind
them, when YOU need anything ia their
line, in their new store, l21 Main Street,
Norway. Maine. They have one OF the
best stores in the state. Call aud see
them.
Mount Hope Lodge of Rebekahs, No.
-. /. o. o. f., was duly instituted in
this village Thursday evening by Sarah
A. Weymouth of Biddeford, President
of the Rebekah convention OF Maine, as
special deputy, assisted by Grand Master
Samuel Adams of Belfast. The degree
team from Mount Pleasant Lodge of
Rebekahs. No. 30, |. .. o. F., of South
Paris, worked the degree on the sixty
three charter members In n most accept
able manner. The officers OF Mount
Hope lodge were installed by President
Sarah A. Weymouth and the Grand
Master, assisted by the officers OF the
Rebekah Lodges of South and West
Paris. They were as follows:
y. e., Alice u woOdsum.
V. c.. Leona q. Tubhs-
Rec. sec, Eva NJ. kimbal
Fin. Sec. Minnie Z. Bangs.
Treas, Minnie o. Bennett.
Warden. Ella VI. Hartman.
q. e., Herbert 4. Rich
Con, Caroline r.. Angel.
&c, Olive Woodsum.
X :. y. e., Ellie :. swan.
l.. S.S. c., Ada A. Libby.
K :. V. q. MAY r.. Perkins.
l.. ;. V. e., Efiie A. Akers.
Chap, Margaret ID. Libby.
kf-ar rho ipaf.ll-rinp t.erem0uies the
large company repaired 10 the banquet
hall where most delightful lunch VAS
prepared. AT the completion OF this
most interesting and pleasant part of the
evenings pleasures speeches replete
with Wit and mirth were in order.
Among the most happy occasions Of the
evening were the presentation OF two
beautiful cakes, one to Grand Master
Adams, the other 10 President Wey-
mouth. Past Grand Marshal A. l.. +.
Pike in behalf of the ladies Of Mount
Hope Lodge presented the first in neat,
pleasant and witty speech which was
sptly replied to by Grand Master Adams
in his acceptance. Past Grand Master
A. S. kimball then presented the second
in one Of those delightfully."- appropriate
speeches with which he Is always ready.
In her reply most encouraging senti-
ments were expressed for the future OF
Mount Hope Lodge. The cakes were
made by Miss Olive Woodsum; on the
top Of the first were the letters sc. M"
and on the second. Up. r. c." with the
three links and 81. o. o. r., and on the
sides of each 1895" The assembly
broke up between two and three O'Clock
m. The lodge will meet on the I'd
and 4th Wednesdays Of each month.
The Edward Warren Dramatic and
Musical Company appeared at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday evenings.
The company will give entertainments
through next week.
The hose company tested some OF the
new hose Friday evening at the head OF
Main Street.
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