Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-06-12
NORWAY.

I06 June t0tm VI jug NOEWey AonsSs
Ipal Court was held BY Judge Davis on
Tuesday. Several new entries and . few
old cases adjusted. Some criminal busi
, ness was attended to and the June So
, sion adjourned.
II BENZ. Bacon, who has for some timt
, | been unable to work ct his trade, has 10
sumed his work ct tho Smith Shoe Store
W. I. Russ 10 the new sign ct thu
Moves Block store recently vacated BY
Otto Schnuer. Mr.. Russ does custom
lshoe making.
Mr.. and Nm. George w. Holmes enter
tanned few Of their many friends ai
their homo on Main Street Wednesday
, evening, June 9. It was tho tweuty.ffth
anniversary Of their marriage. The
Ievening was most pleasant event. MT
and Mrs. Holmes were presented with
pretty and pleasing gifts by their friends
who expressed their best wishes for their
, future prosperity. -,
Col. t. d. Kendall OF Biddeford will
visit Co. D In the near future when be
will inspect the company.
l, The tannery bridge and the upper
mill bridge are being repaired. II Is
understood that an iron bridge will be
constructed on Pleasant Street.
| Landlord Woodman, of the Bears
House, 10 making Improvements In and
about his hotel.
| ]. Wesley Swan of Montreal was In
town with friends over Sunday.
Joseph Woods and family have moved
from Northwest Norway to the village
and have taken tenement on Whitman
IStreet.
Rev. s. G. Davis, Mrs. 8. B. Cummings
and Mrs. w. r. Jones attended the
Universalist State Convention at Rock
land this week.
Lieut.. NJ. p. Stiles took the examina-
ltion for the position OF lieutenant OF Co.
ID, LIST Regt., N. G. S. NJ, at Augusta
Monday.
The Pythian Sisterhood have changed
their meeting night to the second and
fourth Friday evenings of each month.
The meetings commence at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Isabelle Herrick nee Hitler died
at her home on Fore Street Sunday morn
ing. June Sd, after q long sickness. She
was the daughter of VIM. d. and Olive
Hitler, born 10 Norway July Z, 1884.
She married Vim. z. Herrick April o,
'O2, who died April n, '05. She mar
ried again Nov. Is. 'O5, Guy B. Herrick,
who survives her. Her father, one
brother, Herbert Hitler, of South Paris,
also survive her. The funeral services
were held at her late home conducted by
Rev. B. S. Rideout Of whose church Mrs.
Herrick was member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Symmes OF Win
chester, Mass, attended the funeral Of
Mrs. Symmes' father, W. NJ. Brooks.
Mrs. John A. Harding, of Brewer, Is
visiting her son, Will Young, on the
farm for few days.
Mrs. Alma Bailey has given up her
position in tho shoe factory and will
visit her brother, Elgin Greenleaf, at his
camp on Sugar Island, Moosehead Lake,
for two months during the summer with
the hopes that 1t will improve her health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Horr were called
from their Portland home to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Horr's cousin, Mrs. Geo.
Soper, of South Paris.
Herbert w. Hitler Is the new man on
the bakery cart.
Helen and Marion Bangs are with their
grandmother at Yarmouthville for q
Visit, Mildred Bangs is taking q course
In the telephone Office as "hello girl"
Mr.. and Mrs. F: j. Mccarthy, formerly
with DR.. B. r. Bradbury, have accepted
positions in the shoe factory.
Robert N. Millett of Hanover, Mass,
went to the hospital the first OF the week
for an operation for appendicitis. His
sister, Mrs. Randall o. Porter, Is with
her sister, Mercy, who is housekeeper
| for the brothers. family.
DR.. and Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury, DR..
and Mrs. Frank N. Barker, DR.. and Mrs.
Herman L. Bartlett attended the meet
ing of the medical association held in
Boston last week.
Ellsworth Young and wife Of Lynn,
Mass. intend to settle in town If they
can find the right place for home.
| V.M. Akers and n. W. Sampson are
ENJOYING fishing trip up Wild River.
George q. Fox will spend the summer
at Lowell.
A large quantity of material for the
Norway and Western Railroad has ar
rived at the Norway station. 1t looks
like business to see the supplies come In
by the carload. 1t is reported that work
will commence soon.
Judge C. F. Whitman and wife are
visiting their son, Prof. V. N. Whitman,
of Peterboro, N. H., for short time.
Mrs. Frank Kimball has returned from
her Portland visit of two weeks.
Mrs. George Horne and family are
stopping at their lake cottage. Mr..
Horne will join his family later.
Good houses greeted the presentation
of the military drama, "The Girl Left
Behind Me-" given at the Opera House
Thursday and Friday evenings, for the
benefit Of Co. D, N. G. s. II. The play
was under the direction of F. j. Nc.
Carthy, and included in its cast some OF
the best known of the local amateurs,
members of Co. D filling In as the sol.
diers required by the play. 1t was
splendidly done throughout, and was re-
ceived with frequent and enthusiastic
applause. The music by Stearns'
Orchestra added much. The cast OF the
play was as follows:
Gen'l. Kennion, commanding the Military
Department Of the Northwest. d. !. Gould
Major Burleigh of the 18th u s. savslry Kendall,
Lieut.. Edgar Hawkesworth, Of Post KsnniSn:
Lieut.. Morton parlow. also of Post Ksna!on.
sersean. Flynn. Of the lssh.. .-H. L. G S.aEhT.sy
SSpf sss Of ss a% s5sc Fsd @eas
Dick bor'e'sn the mayor Master LAST: Richard stiles
Andy Jackson. an army scout. Edmond Boucher
john LsdIa sscssorSy an ed ,TsSs In
dian OF the SASHA D'ack'o Dr.. ' <. sheehy
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