Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-06-30
NORWAY.


Norway boys are now sorry they ca
celled the Fourth of July celebration Q
account of the dry weather.
w. G. Morgan, who purchased th
Charles Bean place in Northwest Norwa.
marketed peas in the village Frida!
June 10Th. He raised several bushels
The farmers report very good Gro
of hay If the cutting is postponed fe'
days. The rains have accomplished
much so far.
DR.. H. l.. Bartlett, A. j. Stearns, A
E. Stearns of Rumford Falls and DIR. Il
p. Jones of Norway, enjoyed delight
full fishing trip to Stoneham, Tuesday.
Charles ii. Wyman of Paris wa
arraigned in the Municipal Court thi
week charged with overlooking and beat
ing his horses. He pleaded guilty an,
was fined s. and costs. Upon paymen
of costs sentence was suspended ant
respondent discharged.
Among those who attended the Port
land celebration of st. Johns Day wer
DR.. Fred Drake, L. l.. Gilbert and DR.
Bal F. Bradbury.
Rev. j. A. Libby, Rev. A. H. Ericsson
and Rev. A. II. Kearney are holding
meetings, second Advent, at the tent OF
the lot near Edwards store, on Bea
Street. The meetings commenced Mon
day evening and will continue week OF
ten days.
Porter Swift, Norway High School
class '03, has secured position on thu
Fitchburg railroad.
George r. Howe and George L. Noyes
took party of young men to Stonehan
for weeks outing and study of nature
Saturday. The party consisted of Vice
Isola, Freeland Morrison, Robley Nor
rison, Vivian Akers, Winfield Kimball
Clark True, Harold Anderson, Carl Mix
er and Don Smith.
j. o. Croker is making some repairs
on the stairs and covering at the Public
Library rooms. 4.
Horace and Elicit Sanborn of Portland
were in town few days last week.
They are in business at Portland.
Rev. II. c. Wilson of Lewiston is in
town organizing branch of the Royal
Arcanum. He is reported as having ex'
cellent success.
Ralph /. Osgood of the Lowell, Mass,
High School is enjoying his vacation
with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Stearns are in
Portland with relatives for ten days,
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dresser of
Sweden visited at Deputy Sheriff Cross
during the week.
Edward Cotton and Alice Smith of
Colby, May Thibodeau and Alice Frost
of Bates, Bertha Mann of Tufts and
Harold Bean of Pennington Normal
School are home for their vacation.
The east side of the high school lot
is being cleared of bushes and will be
graded and greatly beautified.
Mrs. Frank l.. DeCoster and daugher
are visiting her husband at Yarmouth,
where Mr.. DeCoster is at work in the
shoe factory.
DR.. Harry Nevers is stopping with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Nevers.
Alfred Leferrier, instructor at Hebron
Academy, is enjoying his summer vaca-
ton With his parents in this village.
MdTtlu hItteOut auu uauS,htSh NoiI' ~
Rideout have visited at Rev. B. S. Ride
outs for few days.
James Baker of New Sharon has leas-
ed the Bridge Street blacksmith shop of
John NJ. Cummings.
Rev. John A. Harding of Warner, n. H.,
is with his family in town for few
days. They are enjoying life at the
farm.
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. c. E.
assisted by Rev. F. w. O'Brien
of Bath, married Frieda Helma Schnuer
and Frank Alden Baker. The marriage
ceremony took place at the brides home
on Greenleaf Avenue. Mrs. Baker is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schnuer. She graduated from Norway
High School and for some time has been
employed in the Office of the Radcliffe
Shoe Company. The groom is highly
respected young man of Bath and holds
an excellent position with the ship
building firm of Kelley, Spear & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker left on the afternoon
train for short tour before going to
their Bath home. The presents were
numerous and very pretty.
Chas. w. Brooks is the new clerk at
o. p. Brooks meat market.
ID. l.. Joscelyn is visiting his brother
Charles in Beverly for a time.
Mrs. Albert Thompson, her daughter
Maud and company are stopping at
Rock Island for the season.
A Co.., IS Norwayfs taynayprS are.