Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-12-20
NORWAY.

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of cruelty to animals, in leaving COZ
exposed to the weather for number Q
hours. He was fined $500 and cost
and appealed to the Supreme Judicia
Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal r. Eaton of Belfas
are guests of Mrs. Eaton's parents, MI
and Mrs. Charles II. Sargent.
The Masonic bodies have recentl
bought of v. w. Hills seventeen dOzel
each of knives, forks and spoons.
Tax Collector Cole is "right on to hi
job" Last week he started for the jai
with two tax delinquents, but the,
raised the money and settled rattle
than be locked up.
| l.. II. Burnham of East StOneham ha
bought house lot of w. c. Leavitt OF
Orchard Street, and it Is expected hs
will build there soon.
John Mckay brought home a dec
from East Stoneham Tuesday.
George A. Cole has sold bis house OF
Deering Street to George o. Bonney Of
Poland Spring.
John Z. Rhodes and wife have return.
ed from a visit of some length in Wind
ham, Revere, Mass, and other places.
Freeland Howe, Jr., has been engaged
by the Pittsburg Filter Mfg. Co. to start
in operation and to run official tests on
water publication plants which have re-
Gently been built for the cities of Glou.
cester, N. j., Sunbury, Pa, and Mones-
sen, Pa. He left Norway Friday.
Hon. j. A. Roberts was one of the
speakers before the annual meeting of
the Maine State Dairymen's Association
at Auburn Thursday.
The Browning Club began upon the
study of the history of Maine at its
meeting Monday evening, which was
held with Miss Lena Bennett.
The Quiet Club held a pleasant meet
ing with Miss Elsie Favor Tuesday
evening.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. c. Z. Holt.
The Guild of Church Workers will
meet with Mrs. Horace Cole Tuesday
evening.
Miss Belle Scribner of Paris, who has
been at work in the family of A. l..
went to the Central Maine
General Hospital at Lewiston Wednes-
day to be treated for appendicitis.
The Mothers Club met with Mrs.
Horace Pike on Paris Street Tuesday.
were from "The Power of
by Ellice Hopkins, and
the two magazines taken by the club.
The readers were Mrs. Fl. L. Bartlett,
Miss Smith, and Mrs. Z. S. Cotton.
Miss liza Pike furnished music, and Mrs.
Pike served cocoa and fancy cookies.
The next meeting of the club is with
Mrs Moses Stiles Jan. 10th.
The ladies of the Norway Universalist
Circle will give supper and entertain
nent at Concert Hall Wednesday, Dec.
2lst. Supper will be served at $3.50, and
the entertainment, which will be given
by the children, will commence at eight
o'clock. Supper and entertainment 25
cents.
The great event of the season in the
line was the Jubilee Min
strels, which showed Friday evening,
under the auspices of the Pythian Sister
hood. The Opera House was filled with
one of the largest audiences it ever held.
Forty people, comprising some of the
best talent of Norway and South Paris,
made up the company. An excellent
the only fault of which
was that it was little too long, was
presented. Specially noteworthy fea-
lures were the "Bobolink's Fancy Ball."
BY Miss Marjorie Barker and Master
Merton Tower, Mr.. Newcombe's mono
ogue, and the lamp balancing act of
Mr.. Chandler. A social dance was en-
oyed after the show. The programme,
except for some transposition of num-
oers, was as follows:
Part l.
overture, BY the entire company.
nteriocutor,- --------------.-------A. u. fark.
'' Ralph Penfoid, Don Briggs, Walter Chandler
larry Sewcom6e. Al LIE Valley. w. A. Kimbau.
larry a yG Sswcom5e, Ralph Penicid, W. 4: Kimhan.
Mother Goose Jingles, Walter Chandler.
Song, Dream. Love. Dream. -.---.---M Mrs. Pride.
song, Sue, Sue, Raise Your Dreamy Eye..
Observation-Disclosures Marguerite Finney.
Song, Teasing, ...---.--...-.Est Esther Tower.
song, Rock the Cradle. James Dunn.
Duet, When shakespeare Comes to Town..
Moore and Dupres.
Duet. Stay in Your Own Back Yard.-..;,sa:;
rambourine solo. .... Master Ray mond Penfold.
song, Swing Dose Gates Ajar,
--.--.Carrle Tucker.
Part ii.
-. Mrs bradbury. Mrs. Smiley, Mr.. Tower.
song and dance, Bobolink's Fancy Ball, $780,
Marjorie Barker, Merton Tower.
Song. A Sail in Piping Breeze. -. Fred Moore
Lamp Balancing ADD Walter Chandler.
Duet. Young Hearts, Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Smiley.
Banjo solo, a. Le saney'
VI onologue, Harry NewcomDe.
Grand Finale. by the original and only cake
Marguerite Finney. Esther Tower, Grace
Goodwin, Iva Russell. Charlotte Young,
Della Moore. Winfield Kimball. Don Briggs.
Urshal Cannon, Carl BoyntOn, Steve
Dupres, Harold Anderson.
Chorus.
Mrs Mark Pride, Mrs. Lewis Brooks,
Mrs. Geo. winslow, Carrie Tucker,
Clara Schnuer, Iva Russell,
Grace Goodwin, Alice Schnuer,
Mrs Eugene Russell, Eta Severs,
Marguerite Finney, Esther Tower.
charlotte Young, Clara Shepard,
A Ina Shepard, James Dunn,
Steve Dupres, Gene Stevens,
Lee Crockett, Ned Burnell,
Fred Moore, Arthur Hill,
Fred Brown, Urshal GammJn,
Harold Anderson, Carl Boynton,
Raym nd Peufold.
Committee-Emma Abbott, Mrs. A. y. French,
Mrs. A. 4. Norsewoithy, Mrs. n. l.. kimbah