Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1905-01-31
NORWAY.
Delightful winter weather.

Delightful winter weather.
Wednesday, owing to the severe
winter and delayed mails the stages left
Norway for Waterford and Harrison
without the mails.
Julius Judkips pleaded guilty to a
complaint of assault the first of tho
week and was fined s. and costs in the
municipal court.
Mrs. F. Z. Drake installed the officers
of the Pythian Sisterhood, No. SO, on
Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
served after the ceremonies and time
passed socially.
Editor Sanborn of the Advertiser and
| r. Fl. Noyes of the Blue Store will re-
turn from their trip south in the course
of ten days. Mr.. Noyes took the vaca-
| ton on account OF his health and will re-
turn greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Danforth left
for Pinehurst, N. c., the first of the
week. They will return some time In
April. Going and returning they will
visit points of interest along the way.
Owing to the drifting snow the street
cars were not in operation from Wednes-
day evening until Thursday noon.
c. B. Cummings & Sons have large
quantities of pine timber landed on the
ice at Norway Lake. They will put in
about one million feet this season If they
have good success in their operations.
Wednesday afternoon Llewellyn II.
Cushman and Grace K. Nevers were mar
ried by Rev. B. S. Rideout at their new
home on Marston Street in this village.
The wedding was quiet one with only a
few of the relatives of each present.
They were at once driven to the South
Paris station where they took the after
noon train for Bingham for few days
stay with Mrs. Cushman's brother, DR..
Harry II. Nevers. Mr.. Cushman is en-
gagged in the trucking business aud is
most favOrably known throughout town
as one of Norway's most prosperous and
enterprising citizens. Mrs. Cushman is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Nevers and for several years has worked
for Mrs. V. w. Hills. They have a large
circle of friends. Upon their return /
they will at once commence housekeep- |
ing at their new home which Mr.. Cush- !
man has recently newly fitted up.
A. W. Whitehouse installed the Off
GERS of Norway Grange:
M.-John a. Roberts.
O.-Fred Perry.
S.-Frank W. Od.
A.S.-Asa Needham.
Loc.-Fdwn Cox
Chap.-Mrs.Ge Horr.
Sec.-Mrs. W.O. Perry
Treas -Chas. w. Ryerson.
q. K.-Frank Cox.
1: A. :-Mrs, Henry J. bang Bangs
Flora-Mrs. Fred Perry.
Ceres-Hattle Croker.
Librarian-Mrs. Winslow Marston.
Executiys Committee-Frsd Rowe. e. Z. Free.
Finance COmmittee-C. P. Barnes, e. A.
Fro and b. Tucker.
Resolutions-Mrs. l. J. Brown, Mrs. Euitn W.
Dunn and Mrs. Lizzie Z. Lowering.
Relief-A. ID. Cummings, U. s. q. Abbott, Z.
A. Richardson. Levi Richardson. Leila Watson,
Mrs. K. II. Wyman. Mrs. Emma l.. Towne and
Mrs. Edith Greenleaf
Library-Mrs. Emma l.. Noble, Mrs. Bessie
b Delano and Mrs. Geo l. Dunn.
EnteIt ,inment-Mrs. Issie A. Cox Mrs. Linnie
Mira. Ella +. Rowe, Mrs lncz nj. Cum
mings and Mrs Ella Perry
Reception mmittee-Mra. Carrie A. Roberts.
Mrs. Zela II. Whitehouse, Hattie Oxnar'', Asa
d. Frost, Alvin Rrown and Edward Packard.
While party consisting of Mrs. Eta
sister of Llewellyn ii.
Cushman, Mrs. Lizzie Young of Bethel,
and Eta Nevers, sisters of Mrs. l.. II.
Cushman, Fred Brock of Wells River,
VT, driven by Herbert Black, were re-
turning from South Paris station where
they had been to see Mr.. and Mrs. Cush-
man started on their wedding trip, they
met with serious accident on Paris
Street near the cemetery. The bit part
ed in the horses mouth. The horse be-
hnmp
The company either were thrown or
Jumped from the sleigh. Mrs. Morse
worthy injured her back, Mrs. Young
her neck and Miss Nevers broke her LETT
leg just above the ankle. Mr. Brock
was somewhat injured. They are all
doing as well as could be expected. !!
The election of officers in Oxford
Lodge, No. l, Ark Mariners, on Wednes-
day evening resulted as follows: ..
Ven Pat.-Chas. F. Ridlon.
a Master-Eugene Z. Andrews.
Mat"-A. l.. Proctor.
Treas -Chas. II. Adams.
sec.-Merton l. kimball.
Tyler-T. Cross.
At the annual meeting of the Norway
Water Company at the National Bank
Monday evening the old officers were re-
elected.
Monday evening snowshoe party
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Woodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Bangs,
DR.. and Mrs. Harry P. Jones, The Misses
Beal and Mrs. w. F. Jones visited the
Woodman cottage on the easterly shore
of the lake and enjoyed an oyster stew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Williamson OF
Rumford Falls are visiting friends in
town for few days.
Maud A. York of Damariscotta Mills
is visiting at Albert P. Bassetts for
week.
Tuesday evening, Dec. Slst, at 1880
o'clock, the ladies of the Universalist
Circle will give supper and entertain
.ment at Concert Hall. The programme
for the entertainment will be as follows:
Duet, Mrs. Frank Kimball and T. f. Tower.
Character Song, Harry NewcOmoe.
Musical Sketch. Marjorie Parker. Merton Tower.
Reading, -..--.--..-------.-----h rev. Mr. LAWS
Piano Solo, ncnarv ot in
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Howe were at
Augusta this week in the interest of the
Old Ladies' Home of Norway. An ap-
preparation is wanted to assist in run
ming the institution.