Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-08-09
NORWAY.

vacation with his wife at Lowell during
the week.
The rural mail messengers received
the first payment under the new salary
August 4th.
The annual meeting OF the Norway
Building Association was held on Mon
day, August LIST. The following officers
were elected, namely:
President-Henry Is. Foster.
Vice President-Charles +. Holt. Esq
Treasurer-HOward ID. Smith,
Secretary-Fred w. Sanborn.
Charles l.. Hathaway, Charles N. Tubbs. w.
w. Whitmarsh and w. +. Jones were eiecteu
directors.
The unpaid 4 l-2 per cent bonds on the
Opera House now amount to seven
thousand and seven hundred dollars.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Harris of Otisfield while
in Norway Saturday called on her many
friends. Mr.. Harris lived for many
years in the Grange Block.
Frank Cannon and Joseph Durham
have relaid the stone work and pipe at
the Bradbury Hathaway Spring on Pike
Hill.
The following insurance men of the
Oxford County Board of Underwriters
held their annual meeting at the office
of Freeland Howe, Monday, namely:
Freeland Howe, Norway; w. j. Wheeler,
South Paris; A. E. Morrison, G.. H..
Villieux and A. E. Luce, Rumford
Falls, and w. r. Tarbox of Fryeburg.
Officers were elected as follows:
Presitlent-w. r. Tarbox.
Seer tary-Freeland Howe.
Treasurer-C. III. Villieux.
Geo. r. Witham, of the Boston Jour
nal. was in town the first of the week on
the Judkins matter. Mr.. Witham is
ENJOYING his vacation at North Lowell.
Members of the o. K. Club were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Hathaway and niece, Clara l.. Hathaway,
at their cottage, Summer Rest, Thursday
evening. DR.. and Mrs. b. F. Bradbury,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles F. Ridlon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fl. Sargent, Mrs. Henry b.
Foster. Miss Emma J. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don C. Seitz of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Muffatt of Boston and a.
Frank Marston of the firm OF b. r.
Spinney Il Co., were present.
Editor Sanborn of the Advertiser has
a crew consisting of Merton Greens
Aaron Babb and Victor Partridge at
work at his Round Pond cottage sinking
a well for the use of the property. He
has secured an excellent quality of
water.
A large number of boys are at the
Adams cottage, North Stoneham, for
weeks outing. Others will follow the
first of the week. The boys enjoy their
outings and are greatly improved by
them.
Thomas F. Murphy was before the
Municipal Court Monday on account OF
intoxicatiOn. He pleaded guilty and
paid his fine and costs and was dis
charged.
w.. Needham has returned from
two weeks outing at East Stoneham.
The movement for the establishment
of mail collection box at the corner OF
Main and Bridge Streets is receiving the
support of all. There should also be
one at the corner of Main and Paris
Streets.
Miss Libby is having the Cottage
Studio painted. 1t greatly improves the
place truly.
C. b. Cummings & Sons are at work
on their new heating plant. They are
also painting the grist mill.
Robert Bernard of Bridgton, formerly
of this place in the fruit business, was
in town Wednesday. He reports the
fruit trade at Bridgton first class, but
likes Norway much better for business.
We understand that Porter Seavey has
sold his Pearl Street property to Wallace
w. Sheen, who will take possession at
once.
The Norway Steam Laundry building
in the rear of J. NJ. Cummings stable has
been leased to William Temple of Lewis
ton, who will build apple barrels.
The Radcliffe base ball team visited
South Portland Wednesday and played
with the team there. The Norway
team returned with a credit of two scores
to fourteen in favor of the other team.
Rev. E. S. Cotton of the Baptist
church is spending hif two weeks vaca-
ton at East wolfbord n. H. Services
at the Baptist church on the second
Sabbath of August.
Otto Schnuer is grading his lot on
Greenleaf Avenue. He takes the dirt
from the Horace Pike lot where build
ing operations are in progress.
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Fred d. Hosmer and son and Mrs. IL.
F. Andrews and sons enjoyed trip TO
Poland Spring Saturday.
About sixty members of the Re6ekah
Lodge enjoyed the picnic at Pinehurst
Cottage Friday evening.
Mrs. Clarence Pike and son of Liver
more Falls are visiting Mr.. Pixies par
epts. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Pike, on Pike
Hill, for few weeks.
Chas. F. Partridge of Rochester, n.
Y, made his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Partridge, at Norway Lake, a
visit this week.
Rev. C. E. Angel and S. B. and Il. S.
Prince have moved from the Universalist
parsonage to their rooms in Abbott
Block.
Clarence W. Merrill has engaged with
the Norway Water Company and will be
stationed at the pumping station. Mr..
Merrill was formerly in the employ OF
the company and ran the pump for
several years. He is considered an ex-
cellent man for the work.
w. II. Whitcomb is repairing his house
on Water Street. Mrs. N. c. Cook will
move into it from the Tubbs house at
Paris and Main Streets.
County Attorney Park was in the vii
lage Tuesday and Friday on business
connected with the Judkins inquest.
Ernest A. Merrill of Manchester,
N. H., formerly of Norway, is visiting in
town for week or ten days.
Charles Hills, NJ. d., of Natick, Mass,
visited his cousin, V. w. Hills, the last
of the week for few days.
C.. II. Adams and crew are at work
making changes in the Smiley store
The two stores, the one occupied by Mr..
Smiley and the one recently occupied by
the Smiley Shoe Store, will be thrown
into one, the center entrance CLOSED
and a window put into the door space
This arrangement will make the Smiley
store one Of the largest in the county.
Charles r. Smith of Portland visited
his sister, Edith NJ. Smith, Saturday.
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