Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-12-17
NORWAY.

DR.. and Mrs. Fred E. Drake entertain
ed the whist club at their home OF
Pleasant Street Wednesday evening.
The entertainment following an oyste
supper at the Universalist church Tues
day, Notwithstanding the unusually dis
agreeable weather, was well attended
A large delegation from South Paris en-
joyed both the supper and entertain
ment.
1t is reported that C. B. Cummings 4
Sons will cut and put on the lake more
pine timber this year than ever before
it is a mistake that the firm intend t
do most of their business In numbering
at Bemis.
Mr.. Edward Trask for whom hit
friends contributed the neat little sum
of something more than 500, started fol
Tulare, CAL, on Monday where 1t ID
hoped he may recover his health:
Mrs. Inez Tabor, of Berlin, N. H., ID
stopping with her father, G. n. Tubbs,
and visiting her Norway friends.
Deputy Sheriff Bassett arrested
Frank Egar and Henry LaCombe Mon.
day on the charge of intoxication. They
pleaded guilty in the municipal court
and were fined g each and costs.
George Bennett Of South Paris is at
work for DR.. II. P. Jones in his dental
rooms.
Capt. ]. Waldo Nash is pressed with
business. Among others, c. E. Filing
wood of West Paris has sent him for
mounting very large and beautiful
deer's head. The horns possess nine
points.
Electric lights will soon be put into
the Baptist church vestry. At the en-
trance there will be large electric light
with glass globe, whereOn will be the
word "Welcome."
Mrs. Leroy Ryerson, who has been
visiting in town for some time, has re-
turned to her home in Worcester, Mass.
Supt. E. C. Tarr has leased the Abbie
j. Tubbs place on Danforth Street,
where he will keep house.
"Smiley's" is the new and very at
tractive sign, something wholly new.
Alonzo L. Stetson, the old pensioner,
who lives with Mrs. E. L. Morey, who
has cared for him for a long time, on
Summer Street, is very feeble. About a
wear since he had a partial shock which
made him almost helpless.
Mrs. W. Wilfred Walker OF Wood
fords, formerly of this place, has been
elected organist of the Congregationalist
church where she now lives. Her many
Norway friends are much pleased.
j. II. Jewett, who has been very sick,
is fast recovering his health. He is out
nearly every day.
The drama Birds Island presented at
the Opera House by local talent netted
the Pythian Sisterhood S54.
The funeral of Howard G. Sanborn,
who died at the CHM House Saturday,
Dec. 7, was held there Monday, Dec. 9th,
Rev. B. S. Rideout officiating. The re-
mains were taken to his home in Cornish.
Tuesday and Wednesday DR.. Tenney
will be at the Elm House.
Deputy Sheriff Cross was in Bethel
this week on business.
The next meeting Of the 7. w. c. I.
U. will be held with Mrs. E. S. Cum
mings. Subject, James Russell Lowell.
Rev. NJ. d. Carroll, formerly pastor Of
the Episcopal church in this town, made
his people a short call recently. Mr..
Carroll was greatly liked by all.
The ladies Of the Congregational So
,iety on Tuesday evening will serve a
baked bean and cold meat supper to be
by a musical entertainment.
Mr.. S. D. Andrews will open COM
mission salesroom at the Masonic Build
ng on Cottage Street this week. He
will offer for sale under the management
If Henry Thurston, pianos, organs, etc.
BE will also sell furniture, sewing ma
chimes, harnesses, sleighs, etc.
V. w. Hills show window attracts
much attention by its beautiful display
If gold and silver.