Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1903-10-06

Frank Kimban, II u. Cole.
Albert d. Park, Alton Z. wheeler,
Rev. G. f. Angel.
James Danforth is thoroughly repair
ING the old C.. II. Haskell place on Main
Street. A bath room and new furnace
will greatly improve the place.
James Sampson, late of Co. |, goth
Maine Volunteers, has received an in
crease of pension from Sl2 to SIT per
month.
Mrs. Will C. Cole is visiting her chill
dren, son and daughter, in Boston for
few weeks.
DR.. F. l.. Dixon of Lewiston operated
upon Mrs. Emma SWANS knee Wednes-
|day very successfully. Mrs. Swan re-
turned from her Boston trip the last OF
the week, when she decided to have DR..
Dixon perform the surgical operation.
| She is very comfortable.
A. l.. Cook has purchased the Church
| i'll place on Pleasant Street and will take
possession about November.
The grey birch on the Whitney lot,
Pike Hill, is being cut by c. B. Cum
mings & Sons, who bought the lot some
| time since.
The Norway High School football
team came in second best with the South
Paris High School in the contest of We'd
nesday afternoon. The score was D to
| in favor of the Paris boys.
Several of our Norway people attend
ed the Fryburg fair this week.
Mrs. Mary P. Cullinan, after a long
sickness died at her home in this village
"Wednesday morning, Sept. 30th, 1908.
She was born in Ireland in 1889. With
| her husband, Michael Cullinan, she came
to America in the sixties and located at
Monmouth. During the past fifteen
wears she has lived in Norway. Four
children survive her, namely: John L.
Cullinan, dealer in coal and wood in
Norway, George Cullinan, bookkeeper
for C. b. Cummings & Sons at Bemis,
i Catherine A. Durham, wife of Eleazer
NJ. Durham of South Paris and Annie
IV. Watson. Services at her late resi-
dence at Steep Falls Friday afternoon.
The first fire alarm since sometime in
February was sounded from box 81,
Wednesday morning little after 2
O'Clock. The fire was in the house just
vacated by Philip DeCota on Hazen
Street. The fire is supposed to have
Originated from ashes. The fire depart.
ment quickly responded to the call bu,
the ell was totally burned down and the
house Quilted. Property was owned by
lie. n. Tubbs, and was insured for 5000
No. 2 car on the Norway and Paris
lStreet Railway will be converted into
a vestibule car by the workmen on the
line.
| Mrs. A. l.. Cook and Mrs. II. L. Bart
lett attended the Portland session of the
GRAND assembly of the Pythian Sister
hood of Maine Wednesday.
The city water has been introduced
Into the electric light station at Steel
Falls. The main was tapped just nortl
of the grist mill.
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jones and famil!
have returned from Small Point wher
Mrs. Jones and the children have enjoy
ed the summer.
II Mrs. G. A. Morse died Sunday morn
ing at her home on Beal and Fern Street
of cancer, after short sickness. Sn
was born in 1858 in Norway, the daugh
lof Luther Foster. Her husband AM
three children survive her. Services a
, the late home by Rev. c. E. Angel
Relief Corps and Pilgrim Fathers, Q
. which she was a member attended in
Q body.
oil Walter l.. Sanborn has returned fror
Bath where he served as purser on on
1 of the Eastern Steamship Company
( boats during the summer. He will COZ
' tinue his law studies with VIM. F. Jones
O. Mrs. F. E. Chase of Haverhill, Mass
e was in in town few days since on bus
0 ness. She visited her sister at the oil
ladies' home while in town.
n Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Shepherd an
It family are visiting their people in We
/, mont for a few weeks. Mr.. Shepherd
b foreman in the shoe factory of b.
II Spinney & Co. in this place and with b
Q family is enjoying a we'll earned vac
II ton.
s. District Deputy G. NJ, A. E. Cole, a
If sisted by H. NJ. Head, of Buckfiel
b installed the officers of Oxford Lodg
No. Is, F. and A. NJ, Friday evenin
IF The officers for the current term are:
III VIVA. j. Stearns.
)rl 8. VIC. r. Barnes.
nj J.W.-H. +. Andrews.
IL Treas-Lee NJ. Smith.
ID Sec.-H. d. Smith.
rel SD.-H. r. Farris.
DIN. Favor.
8. Sc. l.. Curtis,
1eI J.S.-A. l.. Proctor.
,dI Mare. r. Smith.
Chaplain-Rev. j. E. Budden.
Tyler-T. Cross.
O. Org anist-H. p. Jones.
MS Fl. D. Smith, Grand High Priest
VI the Grand Chapter of Maine, has 60
80 to Little Rock, Arkansas, to attend
national meeting of the Grand Chapt'
of the limited States, He left the ii
.ly of the week and will return in about t
or or three weeks.
RS Ten or more from Norway enjoy
m the delightful day Saturday at MOI
ed waterford fair. Many who go FRI
in Norway say the North Waterford p
hit pie have the best fair in Oxford Coun
of Notwithstanding that they have "
ell little in the way Of buildings or grouI
IN. in which to give entertainment to
Imany who visit them every season.