Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-05-22
NORWAY.

Vivian W. Hills attended the 18th an
nual convention Of the New England As
ISOLATION Of Opticians held at the Ameri-
can House, Boston, last week.
Grand Chancellor, Merton L. KimbalI,
and the Norway delegation attended the
annual convention of the Grand Lodge
of Maine, Knights of p thias, ct Port
| land this week. The Grand chancell0r's
repo, was received with marked intert ct
BY the fraternity. The Pythian year has
been one Of great prosperity.
No work has been done on the Norway
and Western Railroad other than to build
two shanties for Italians, who have not
put in an appearance yet, and the haul
ing of few oak logs from Paris, two
cars of bridge timber and one OF iron. II
is still reported, however, that Mr.. Rand,
the moving spirit in the enterprise, will
visit Norway in the near future With
funds and workmen to carry the work to
rapid and speedy completion. There Is
q feeling that work should commence
soon II It Is to be done this summer.
Tim Heath Is putting in the foundation
for Capt. Whitmarsh's new residence on
Bridge Street. Contractor G. H. Adams
will build the house.
Clinton Mills Is very sick and has been
confined to his home for some time past.
Il is reported that one Ross and Dem
mis- Pike have leased the Noyes store,
lately vacated by Otto Schnuer, and will
open cobbler's shop and store for the
sale of monuments.
James C. Cleveland, the 11-year-old
son of the late Horace Cleveland, while
at work for Virgil Dunn few days ago,
was kicked by horse. The lad was hit
upon the forehead with such force as to
crush the skull. The wound was at
once dressed and the boy is doing we'll.
A party left for Bemis, Haines Land
ing and Upper Dam the first OF the
week, consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
land Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Favor, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Stearns,
Freeland Howe, Jr., and Capt. j. Waldo
Nash. Mrs. Howe stopped with her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Morrison, at Rum
ford Falls.
Tuesday morning the car was thrown
from the iron as it was leaving the barn,
causing delay of more than an hour.
Ed. F. Morse has bought the John
Rhodes place on Alpine Street. Mr..
Morse lately lost his Pike Hill place by
fire.
Norway High School students are
much pleased over the action of the New
England College Entrance Certificate
Board. The student holding Norway
High School certificate is now entitled
to entrance to college until Jan. l, '07.
Landlord Woodman of the Bears
Hotel, and wife, drove across country to
Fryeburg last week. Fryeburg was
Mrs. Woodlands native town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodman make this trip every
spring or early summer. /
Leon NJ. Longley, plumber, while at
work for DR.. Hammond the first OF the
week, injured his eye by dropping some
hot solder into it. The injury was very
painful but not serious.
The Methodist Sabbath School have
elected the following officers:
supt.-Harry E. Gibson.
AS t. Supt.-O. L. Stone.
sec.-Mrs. winnifred Davis.
Asst. Sec.-Hazel Bennett.
Treas.-A. T. Bennett.
Organist-Annie Gibson.
Epworth League delegates to the state |
convention in June at Westbrook are:
Clara Conner, BENZ. Cobb, Lila Cobb,
o. P. Brooks. Alternates, Annie Gibson,
Bertha Strout, Hazel Bennett and Hiram
Clark.
The village school including the 9Th
grade closed Friday. The other village |
schools will close May 26th for the sum-
mer.
Satisfactory arrangements having been
made and sufficient money subscribed to
pay the bills, the sprinkler man COM
menced work on Monday for the season,
much to the pleasure of all. III
A fishing company composed OF Sheriff |
McIntire, his brother Lester, Ira Harri- |
man, Simeon Hartman, Town Clerk Cur
tbs and others from out of town will en-
JOY themselves at Four Ponds for ten
days. They left Saturday.
Graduating exercises of the Norway
High School will take place at the Opera
House on Thursday evening, May "a.
The officers are:
rres.-Carl Foss.
Vice Pres-Iva Russell.
Sec-charlotte Lovejoy.
Mar.-Jasper Everett.
Ex. Ccm.-.nnie Danforth, Annie Gibson
and Clarence Buck
Those in the Latin Scientific course:
Annie Danforth, Annie Gibson. Leola Noyes,
Esca Mains.
English course:
Charlotte Lovejoy, Iva Russell. Clarence |
Buck, Jasper Everett, Carl Foss. |
Frank q. Beck has greatly improved
his store by the purchase of the latest
and best soda fountain. 1t Is not only
one of the very best obtainable, but the !
owner knows how to run 1t.
Della NJ. Noyes Is visiting her mother |
in Fryeburg for few days.
Joshua Yeaton has purchased the
McCrellis stable at the Falls and has
moved the buildings to his land opposite
D. S. Sanborn's residence.
Eugene o. Russell, who for long
time has driven the team for the Norway
Bakery, has gone to Portland to fill a
position on the electric road. W. NC
Kay is employed on the bakery team OF
Mr.. Hayes.
DR.. Il. L. Bartlett will give paper on
pneumonia before the American Medical
Association at Boston in June.
SCIATICA CURED AFTER TWENTY
YEARS OF TORTURE.