Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1906-08-07


.. Up. Film Tree Colony, No. lse. meet.
second and fourth Wednesday evenings OF eacf
TO G. C-Norway Commandery, No. A7
meets second and fourth Thursday evenings Of
'A K. G. E.@oxford Castle. No. .. meets in Ryer
ha ssd thru sss1 sssans Nay
September.
Automobiles 60 slow" is the new
sign on the lake road. Excellent idea.
Mrs. E. F. Smith and daughters are Wis.
iting her father, Capt. A. D. Alexander,
at Richmond.
Sunday was observed by Norway
Lodge, No. IL, I. o. o. F., as memorial
day. The members of the order visited
Pine Grove and Rustfield cemeteries for
the purpose of decorating the graves OF
deceased members. The march was
taken up from the hall in the afternoon
under Marshal A. l.. F. Pike. This is
done annually and is known as memorial
Sunday.
Y. W. Hills returned Friday evening
from his auto trip for Saturday, and left
Sunday on the morning train to return
later in the week with Mrs. Hills and the
auto party after most pleasant and
delightful trip to their former homes in
Knox County.
Rev. S. G.. Davis of the Universalist
church enjoyed few days of his vaca-
ton in Denmark, Bridgton, Harrison,
and other places. He Is very fond OF
walking and made the entire trip on
foot. He walked in from Bridgton on
Monday.
Company D boys came in for warm
welcome home and congratulations were
extended to them from all sides for the
excellent shooting done at Wakefield:
The work was 80 good that the team will
without doubt 60 to Sea Girt, N. j., for
the annual shoot, as representatives OF
the state. The most coveted prize OF
all was won by Lieut.. Moses P. Stiles.
It was for scores OF grand aggregate,
that is, from beginning to end bis score
was the highest, and the grand trophy
or grand aggregate medal was awarded
to him on a score Of 307 points.
Judge n. C. Davis has been confined
to his house with rheumatism for some
time.
wednesday afternoon the Oxford
County Board of Underwriters held its
annual meeting at the Office of Freeland
Howe in this village and elected officers
as follows:
President-wallace r. Tarbox OF Fryeburg.
Secretary-Freeland Howe.
Tressurer-L H. Veilleux of Rumford Falls.
Mrs. Eugene z. Andrews and children
are stopping at Old Orchard.
The drama, When Women Love, was
presented at the Opera House Monday
evening to large audience. The parts
were we'll acted and the company made
decided hit.
A Democratic Club has been formed
in this village and opened rooms in the
Lunt store building, Main Street.
The managers of the Norway and
Western Railroad have about come to
the conclusion that they will not com.
mence the construction of the road until
another spring. Manager Rand Is no,
in Norway this summer.
Mrs. w. w. Twombly after sickness
of several weeks is now rapidly improv'
f; ing. Erysipelas in the face caused hei
/ sickness. Mrs. Twombly Is known
and highly respected by all and Is now
receiving her friends congratulations
upon her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Otto Schnuer and daughter are
visiting with relatives in Bath, Turner
and other places. =,
Mrs. Florence Scbardu of Newark, n
j., is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. T. <
Drake.
F. j. Moffatt and family of Dorchester
Mass, are spending the summer at theil
lake cottage.
FEE. Tower gave a musical in honor
of Prof. L. B. Cane of Portland, who !!
the guest of Mr.. Tower, Thursday even
ing. The evening was a most pleasant
one for all.
Nav Bickford, who has q position a.
teacher in the grammar school, Portland
ia spending her vacation with hel
mother, Mrs. Emma Bickford.
LIP. Bartlett, Jr., of the shoe firm o.
B. F. Spinney & Co., has purchased tn,
H. S. Walcott interest in the Bass lslant
Club. -,
II. W. Oxnard, civil engineer and sur
yeyor, has located in this village. He ha
until recently been employed In surveyor
in Mexico.
Thursday, Aug. 8, special trip will b!
made by steamer to attend the Rebekai
picnic at Gibson's Grove.
Mrs. Walter Leavitt and son, who hav'
been visiting Mr.. Leavitt's parents IL
Swampscott, Mass, returned with Mr.
Leavitt Sunday. j..
The annual reunion of the Crockett
Ridge School will be held at the schoo
house, Thursday, Aug. 10.
Mrs. James N. Favor is with her sister
Mrs. E. L. Hall, In Augusta this week.
Mrs. w. L. Merrill and sons returned
from . visit with relatives in Houltol
the first Of the week. Mr.. Merrill wen
to Lewiston to meet his family but thei
trains passed each other at Oxford.
Stephen n. Cummings has returne
from his visit to Fryeburg with hi
sister, Mrs. Harriet Tebbetts.
The officers of Pennesseewassee Lodge
K. of P, installed are as follows:
C.C.-George Wood.
wee. c. Thompson.
| Prank Mann.
NJ of W.-Ttm Heath.
NJ. at A.-Walter Currier.
LED Richardson.
: .G.-Harrington Mann.
:, Timothy L. Heath has become tn
owner of an auto. It's twO.seater an
Tim is to make all his friends happy
: they know him.
vivian w. Akers will enter HebrO
Academy this fall.
Hortense G. Gregg, for two year
, librarian at the public library, has r.
7 signed her position. She will leave 90
lat. She intends to enter q Massachi
sets hospital and become q nurse.
Company D boys leave Monday, Aul
. 9th, for the annual encampment. The
: assemble at Harward's Crossing, just OF
Q of Brunswick, and march into August
: Merritt WEIGH and family OF Angus
8 visited Mrs. Welch's sister, Mrs. Geo.
q Cummmings.