Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-01-26

Horace +. Andrews, Tor a long tlme
engaged in piano and organ business in
Boston and other places, has gone to
his former home in Waterford for visit.
He called on his Norway friends on his
way.
Grand High Priest, II. d. Smith, visit
ed chapters in Waterville and Gardiner
this week.
Mrs. Emma Swan went 70 the Central
Maine Hospital at Lewiston this week
for surgical operation on her knee. 1t
will be remembered that in September
she was treated for tuberculosis of the
knee.
The Browning Reading Club met with
Mrs. II. j. Bangs Monday evening. The
next meeting will be at Mrs. George ii.
Cullinan's Monday evening, Jan. %.
Miss Alice Day of Bryant's Pond is
visiting at Mrs. Frank III. Beck's on
Whitman Street.
Elsie Favor entertained the Quiet Club
at her home on Deering Street, Tuesday
evening. -,
On Jan. 26, Tuesday evening, the
Pythian Sisterhood will hold social
meeting. There will be candy sale
and entertainment consisting OF readings
with vocal and instrumental music. 1T
will be held at X of p. Hall, and while
the admission will be free each box will
be sold for ten cents. And while the
contents of the box will be worth much
more than the price it is hoped the sales
will be large. All members expected to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Rhodes are visit
ing their niece in Revere, Mass. They
expect to be from home several weeks.
George l.. NOyes has returned from
Fryeburg Center where he has been with
his people for several months.
The Veranda Club give a supper at G.
A. r. Hall, Thursday evening, January
IS. All members of the club with hus'
bands and children are invited to be
present.
Freeland and Robley Morrison OF
Rumford Falls, after a few days visit
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Freeland Howe, returned to their home
the first of the week.
Past Master L. E. Witt, assisted by
Arthur Cummings and Alice Marston'
installed the officers of Norway Grange
Saturday. The Grange was never II
better condition than now financially
and socially.
Gertrude E. Frye, district superintend
ent of the Maine Children's Home SO
ciety at Augusta, was in town during
the week soliciting aid for the home
She had excellent success. The Home
now contains IS inmates.
The annual meeting of the Ark Mari
pers, Oxford Lodge, No. /, will be helf
at Masonic Hall, Monday evening, thu
25th. Work and supper.
By recent orders the regular inspec
ton of Co. d, LIST Regt., n. q. 5. NJ.
will be made by a regular army Officer
on the evening of March 18th.
Capt. John w. Nash has just finished
some very nice work in the line of trou
mezzo style for the Grand Trunk Rail
way people. The work is on exhibition
at Portland.
Wednesday, Jan. Goth, the Norwa!
Home for Aged Women received from
the Kings Daughters of Andover, Maine
a large box containing sheets, pillow
slips, bureau, stand and commode scarfs
towels aud comforter, in fact com
plete set of room linen, sufficient to sup
ply room at the home. The managing
officers were very grateful for the gener
Gus donation as it goes great way to
ward supplying the need of the home
The Thursday following a sum of none;
was received from the same source, wit
which to purchase blankets and be-
spread. Such contributions give grea
courage to those who are working TO
the success and permanence OF the inst
tuition.
Many of Norway's people attended tn
, formal opening services of the new uni
versalist church at South Paris thl
week.
The Wednesday evening supper an
entertainment by the young ladies of tn
Congregational society was one of til
seasons attractions. The supper wa
enjoyed by nearly two hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton l.. Kimball enter
tain the Professional Whist Club q
, their homo on Bridge Street, Thursda
| evening, the 2Sth.
w. l.. Scribner of Springfield, jail an
prison inspector, visited his sister, Mr.
! o. n. Bradbury, the last of the week.