Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-10-17
NORWAY.

Attorneys and officers at court during
the week. All very orderly.
The annual convocation of Oxford
Chapter, No. 20, was held at Masonic
Hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. IL.
Business, work on Royal Arch degree,
reports of-offlcers and election for en-
suing year. The following officers were
elected:
H. PA. j. Stearns.
K.-E. e. Andrews.
S.-A. G. Wheeler.
Treas e. r. Smith.
Sec.-9eo e. Tubbs.
Finance Commi,tee-H. D. Smith. G. H.
Adams and A. W. Walker.
A banquet was in order after the work
at which about seventy-five took part.
Mrs. E. F. Smith and Mrs. V. W.
Hills attended the music festival and
Eames concert at Portland. Wednesday.
G. Verne Weber has sold the Cullinan
place to John P. Judkins. Mr.. Judkins
will take possession at once. He has
been living at Norway Lake for some
| time.
The Norway Water Company people
are making the best of the excellent
weather by pushing operations on the
new pumping station near the Crockett
Bridge road.
A special assembly of Oxford Council,
No. IA, r. and S. NJ, was held at Ma
sons Hall. Tuesday evening. There was
work. Refreshments were served. Hon.
A. S. Kimball acted as toastmaster and
most pleasant evening was passed bya
large number of the members.
On the evening of Oct oath the men,
bers of Oxford Castle, Knights of the
Golden Eagle, will give ball at the
Norway Opera House. z. q. Allen,
floor manager. G. L. Curtis, G. w.
Winslow. W. c. Horne, Carl w. Boyn-
ton, II. q. Glidden and D. NJ. French,
aids. Stearns' Orchestra will furnish
music. At intermission supper will be
served at the K. G.. E. Hall.
DR.. E. C.. Walker attended conven-
ton of veterinary surgeons at Augusta
this week.
Stella NJ. and Helen Pike are enjoying
a visit of ten days in Boston. Sara
Staples is at work at the National Bank
during Miss Pixies absence.
Alonzo Brickett complains that parties
broke into his home, the John Hill
place on the Waterford stage road, dur
ing his absence and took away his goods
and clothes to the amount of about $50.
DR.. and Mrs Harry P. Jones returned
the first of the week from trip to Yer
mont and Montreal.
The members of Mt. Hope Lodge of
Rebekahs will hold their annual fair at
Concert Hall on Thursday, Nov. 23d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren and Mrs.
n, TT of
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Cummings
this week.
Ven. H. P. Seymour, Archdean of the
Kennebec, conducted services at Christ
church Thursday evening.
Charles G. Tibbetts of Kennebunk, of
the Mousam House, Is in town on bust
ness connected with his Norway
property. For some years he was locat-
ed here and moved away in 1891.
W. NJ. Harmon of Lynn, Mass, has
returned to his Norway home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Eugene Fifield left
Tuesday for Baltimore, Md, where they
will remain during the balance of Mr..
Fifield's school course.
After a visit with his people here,
Gustave Walker left on Monday for
Boston. He will start for Paris, France,
the last of the month. This will be his
fifth trip to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Stone took in the
Eames concert at Portland on Wednes-
day. They will 60 to Boston for few
DAYS before their return.
At a special meeting of the board OF
managers of the Norway Public Library
Saturday morning at the assessors office
it was voted to purchase 500 worth OF
books.
Friday evening, Past Grand Master AL
fred S. Kimball assisted by Past Master
E. F. Smith as marshal installed the
following officers of Oxford Lodge, NO.
IS, F. and A. NJ:
M.-Harry r. Farris. NJ. ID.
s. W-iieo. l.. Curtis.
j. W.-James N. Favor.
Treas Lee NJ. Smith
Sec.-Howard d. Smith.
Chap ALBERT J. Stearns.
Marshal-Eugeue r. Smith.
s D.-Samue H. Eaton.
J.D-Alvinza l.. Proctor.
S.S.-JOhn G. Shepard
JS.-Ed H. Allen.
Organist-Harry p. Jones.
Tyler-Thaddeus Cross.