Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-06-20
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Arch Chapter, No. 30, was held We'd
nesday evening.
A street organ drawn by horse and
accompanied by two men engaged the at
tention of the village people this week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Almira II. Foster, for the past
three years with her daughter, DR.. w. 5.
Foster, in Oakland, California, arrived
at her sons, Fl. B. Fosters, for the
summer.
Mrs. o. N. Jones and daughter of
Boston are stopping with her son, w. +.
Jones, Esq.
James Martin of South Paris fills the
position at the Norway station vacated
| by Geo. F. Hathaway, who has accepted
! the position of night watchman on the
streets in place of Charles F. Boober,
resigned. :,
The high school class of '05 enjoyed
a very quiet graduation at the high
school building Friday. Diplomas were
presented by the superintendent and
honors awarded by the principal. Honor
in general excellence for course, first
Harriet C. Oxnard; second, Alice NJ.
Libby. In English course Carl Z. Stone
and Marjorie Boswell. The Don e.
Seitz prize was awarded Miss Oxnard.
Under arrangements made by F. l.. Per-
kins of Mechanic Falls the following
members of the class will visit Washing
ton for ten days trip, viz: Carl E..
Stone. Winfield A. Kimball, Guy R..
Hartman, Albion L. Buck, Harriet c.
Oxnard, Alice NJ. Libby, Tena G. Tubbs,
Marjorie Buswell and Leonie D. Gilbert.
They leave on the morning train Mon
day.
Owing to the new grading of Maple
Street the water main of the Norway
water company is being lowered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Edwards and
daughter are at Swans cottage on the
west shore of the lake for their annual
vacation of ten days.
Principal C. b. Thompson left town
Wednesday for North Sutton, n. H., for
his summer vacation, which he will
spend with his mother at her summer
home.
Mai. w. o. Peterson of Portland was
the guest of Capt. NJ. P. Stiles this week.
Mai. Peterson is one of the most popu-
lar officers in the LIST Regiment. There
is strong probability that he will be
Col. L. II. Kendalps successor.
Doris Foster, the little four-year-old
daughter of S. C. Foster, while at play
Saturday afternoon fell and broke her
right arm near and just above the elbow
Joint. She is doing very well.
Mrs. Geo. A. Brooks is visiting rela'
tives in Cornish.
State detective Albert p. Bassett has
been appointed chief of police to enforce
the town bylaws.
Mrs. Carl Shank attended the gradu
alton exercises of the State Normal
School at Pennington. Her daughter
Lena, is a member of the class. The
two brothers, Richard and Will F., also
attended the exercises.
Mrs. DIR. II. l.. Bartlett and children
will spend the summer months al
Stoneham.
Mrs. &C. Leavitt, after visit will
her daughter, Mrs. June Hutchins, fol
several weeks, returned to her home
Tuesday.
Lawson G. Frost of Boston is TIT
guest of Fred Il. Cummings. They arr
to enjoy fishing trip at Bemis.
Warren Hills, accompanied by hi:
wife and two brothers, Enoch and Joe
Hills of Union, is stopping with his sor
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills, fol
ten days.
The members of Norway Lodge, No
10, 1. o. o. f., and Mt. Hope Lodge, No
So, observed memorial day Sunday.
Rev. B. S. Rideout and Dea. Osgoot
Perry were at East Sumner on Tuesda!
and Wednesday attending the count!
Congregational conference.
Rev. C. A. Brooks went to the EN-
pire camp ground on Wednesday to opel
his cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Warren Brown ar
stopping at Wallace w. Sheen's OIL
Maple Street. -,
Rufus K. Morrill, has sent a team will
driver to Roxbury to haul timber from
: the birch mill at Roxbury to Roxbur!
station for McIntire & Foster.
Horace Pike is building large re
frigerator for Lewis l. Gilbert to b
used in the store at the academy grounds
1t will be Z feet and I feet high.