Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-06-11


the next school year:
High School, principal, Perciyal E. Hathaway
| Assistart, Myrtle NJ. Blackwood.
Grammar-Harriet Abbott.
Grade Sue NJ. Wheeler.
| Grade 6-Melvipia Green.
Grade ELENA Shank.
| Grade 4-Irene +. Hazen.
Grade 3-Harriet r.. Cragin.
| Niidle Primary-Gertru.:e Gardner.
| Upper Primary-Annie NJ. JENNIE.
Lower Primary-Elzabeth o. Lasse'le.
A party of Norway people consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Bangs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert j. Stearns, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank N. Barker, DR.. and Mrs. Herman
L. Bartlett and Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Shepard visited Stone Pond, East Stone
ham, Saturday, and returned Sunday
afternoon.
June 18th, Tuesday, at 2:30 p. NJ, the
members of The w. c. T. U. will hold
their next meeting at g. A. Il. Hall.
This meeting will be known as the
flower mission and cradle roll depart
ment.
Wednesday evening, June 5, at the
residence of the bridegroom, corner
Whitman and Crescent Streets, William
Gary and Lima NJ. Olfene, OF Norway,
were married by Rev. q. A. Brooks.
After short trip they will take up their
residence at the Gary homestead where
the marriage took place. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary are we'll known by all Norway
citizens.
Rev. 4. S. Cotton of the Baptist
church attended series of meetings at
Rumford Falls the past week on Tues
day and Wednesday.
Rev. S. G. Davis of the Universalist
church attended the state convention at
Biddeford and last Sunday preached at
Hallowell.
Some work has been done on the roads
by the commissioners. While the high
ways are not in very bad condition there
are places that should be repaired to
some extent. On Bridge Street, on top
OF the bridge, the water and mud is in
evidence at all times when there is mud
anywhere. This is owing to the diff
Guilty of driving into the stream. Nearly
all last summer the stand-pipe at the
head of Water Street, owing to an i'm
perfect shut-off or valve, caused the
street to be blessed with mud hole.
The same conditions exist now in both
places and will unless they receive some
at ention from the road commissioner OF
the district. While such conditions do
not amount to very much they greatly
mar the attractiveness of the village
streets. Why not put an end to such
places in the streets?
will Cherry of Boston is enjoying his
ten DAYS vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Helen Cherry, in this village.
Mrs. Frank Barker of Bath is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schnuer,
Greenleaf Avenue, for a few days.
l. w. Waite and company composed of
G. r. Stevenson, Ed Kneeland and others
took in fishing trip on Thompson
Pond the first of the week. The four
pound fish exhibited in Mr.. Waite's
show window after the expedition at
tracted much attention.
Morrill, Fuller and~crew built new
walk from the street to the assessors
Office this week.
Ray Bennett has painted the fire alarm
boxes. The new box for Pleasant Street
will be placed at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Noyes and
daughter Mildred left for visit at West
Medford, Mass, the first of the week.
Mrs. D. l.. Josin was called to Au-
gusta the first of the week by the death
of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Caldwell intend to
take up their residence in Tulare, Col,
in the near future, with the hope that
Mr. Caldwell's health will be benefited
BY the change. Mrs. Caldwell has a Sis
ter living in Tulare, Mrs. Gilbert A.
Upton.
Irene Hazen, Lena and Lizzie Shank
will work during the summer in Ken
nebunkport hotel.
The baccalaureate sermon delivered by
Rev. s. G.. Davis at the Universalist
church was most scholarly and sound.
The church was crowded.
Mrs. Freelaud Howe returned with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Z. Morrison for short visit
at Rumford Falls.
Horace C. Oxnard has purchased the
Dr. S. A. Bennett place on Crescent
Street. Mr.. Oxnard will move from bis
farm to the village.
l.. j. Brooks will build on Danforth
Street, on the j. S. Holt lot, twO-story
house this season.
A. E. Verrill, Esq, of Auburn, was in
town Thursday on business connected
with insurance matters.