Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1902-03-25
NORWAY.
An abundance of rain.

An abundance Of rain.
Court having completed its work thu
wicked are ut rest for time.
Chester Flint has sold his spring
water business to Thaxter d. Doughty
of Young's Hill, Greenwood. Mr.
Doughty takes possession on Monday
| Mrs. V. W. Hills returned from hel
New York and Boston trip Wednesday
afternoon.
| Fl. F. Andrews has gone to Iowa fol
more horses. He left Tuesday and will
be gone for a week or ten days this time
The annual sale of the Universalisi
society was held at Concert Hall Tues.
day afternoon and evening with the most
successful financial results. The various
booths were most prettily decorated in
red, white and blue. The remembrance
table, in the centre Of the hall, attracted
much attention. On this were cOntribu-
tions from absent ones. Mrs. F. A.
Danforth, Stella B. Prince, Mrs. Geo.
Horr and Mrs. Mary Cole constituted
the general committee. The following
program was rendered during the even
ing most pleasantly:
Piano duet. Cora Briggs, Virginia Sargent.
| solo, Meitle Free ch.
Duet, Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Smiley.
solo. ...---.---..--.--.---.--.M II. 4. Wilson.
| Recitation. .....-.Ru Ruth Cummings.
| So o h. 4. bradbury.
| Duet, Mr.. Kimball and Mrs. SIN ley.
Piano duet, Mrs. Briggs anu Miss Sargent
At the annual meeting of the Norway
Savings Bank corporation Monday even
ing the following trustees were elected ::
Frank ii. Noyes, Chas. l.. Hathaway,
Chas. F. RidlOn, Alfred S. Kimball, Geo.
E. Tubbs, Fred w. Sanborn and Albert
f. Andrews. The trustees elected the
following:
| A. s. Kimball, Pre- -ide
r W. Sanborn, Vice President.
q. E. Tubs, Secretary and Treasurer
The reports of the officers show the bank
to be in most prosperous condition.
d. Cromett Clark, formerly of the
Advertiser office, has gone from the Bos-
ton to the New York Office of the Press
Clipping Bureau to work.
Frank Murdoch and Irving Frost have
returned from Bemis where they have
been at work for c. b. Cummings d
Sons during the last few weeks. Mr..
Frost will return to Bemis about the
first of Nav to work for the firm.
Capt. j. Waldo Nash and Ralph |.
Trask have returned from the Boston
Sportsmen's Show.
Frank Cotton has moved to Sanford
where he has work.
Collector Geo. A. Cole wore the green
on Monday, ST. Patrick's Day.
On Saturday, April ), the teachers
examination will be held for Norway
teachers at the academy.
Geo. w. CLANCY has returned from
Boston where he has been with Capt. j.
Waldo Nash at the sportsmen's show for
several weeks. He reports big time.
j. A. Walker, for some time past with
w. C. Leavitt, has accepted a position
with Williams & Co., Portland.
Rt. Elk. w. n. Howe of Portland made
Oxford Chapter, No. go, an official visit.
Among the visitors were c. ID. Waters
of st. Johnsbury, VT, Z. Williams of
Boston, and delegation of the follow
ing from Portland: II. Winslow, c. NJ.
Lang, Jr., F. B. Fish, F. r. Ridlon, Esq,
and NJ. F. Hicks. A banquet was served.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
have charge of the circle supper at the
Congregational church Tuesday evening,
March %. Baked beans and salads will
be served. After the supper the follow
ing program will be in order:
Piano duet, Gladys Keen and Lottie Love(oy.
Reading, sara Hooker.
Solo, Thomas Smliey. |
Solo, Mauue flke |
Piano duet, Helen Holmes and Edith Parker.
Solo, MRS. Bradbury. |
Solo. Frank Pike. |
Photograph. Eugene RUSSELL |
Mrs. Almira Foster will go to Oakland,
California, with her daughter, DR.. Win
nifred Foster, in the near future. DIR. !
Foster has accepted position as resident
physician in a hospital at that place.
Leon NJ. Longley has leased the shop ,
in the rear of the Beals House on Cot
tage Street, where he has located his
business.
Marguerite Finney and Grace Jordan
visited in Lewiston this week.
The banquet at the Bea's Hotel Friday
evening, March 21st, as arranged for the
students of the Norway High and Gram
mar Schools, will always be bright
spot in the memory of all who took
places at the tables. Not quite sixty in
all were seated at the feast and not one
failed to do ample justice in the way of
eating and talking. So much to eat and
to say consumed the time until long
after midnight. In the absence of Judge
II. G. Davis, president, Col. E. +. Smith
the POSTMASTER, A. j. Stearns,
Esq, who in his happy, apt and fluent
way called upon the following speakers:
"Boys and Girls" Frank II. Noyes.
what Makes Man of Bow {. Leayitt.
"what Interests the YOUTH" Frank kimball.
STORY OF Inebriation," Vivian Akers.
an Defence of Home" Winnie Kimball.
"Maine Boys" Robley Morrison.
"Our Boys" DIR. II: l.. Bartlett
1.-The Misch'eyous Boy" Clark True.
"Roys of r mford Falls" Freeland Morrison.
1.-THE Future OF America" Col. Z. +. Smith.
Remarks, Geo Howe.
Landlord Woodman's part was as fol-
lows:
MENU.
Soup. Julienne.
Boiled White Fish. Egg Sauce.
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce.
Shcl'ed Beans, Mashed Potatoes.
ettuce, Heinz Pearl onions.
Orange Jelly.
Sponge Cake. Chocolate cake.
Gold Cake. silver Cake.
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Oranges. Bananas. Grapes.
American Cheese.
Butter Trims. Soda Biscuit.
Coffee.
The picture in F. p. Stones window
of Co. d boys who won the prize in the |
contest in the First Regiment,
n. G. S. NJ, last season, is attracting |
much attention.
G. NJ, A. S. Kimball, was given a
Masonic reception at Portland Friday |