Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-09-24
NORWAY.

commentator OF people WHO atteuueu
the fair this week.
Everybody came to the fair and all
found excellent accommodations at the
hotels and boarding places. Norway
never saw larger company than this
year nor more delightful weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stiles of Portland
visited his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses p. Stiles, during the week.
Charles r. Smith and wife were the
guests of his sister, Edith NJ. Smith,
Wednesday.
&c. Winslow's new grocery store,
corner of Main and Cottage Streets, is a
most attractive business place. The
stock is displayed in very inviting
fashion and is of course all fresh and
new.
Mrs. Noyes' sister, Mrs. Hannah
Walker of Fryeburg, lost her summer
hotel, Woodlawn, at Fryeburg Center
Wednesday. The fire started from a de-
fective chimney. Loss about $1,000;
covered by insurance.
Lizzie NJ. johnson, for the past year
librarian at the Norway Public Library,
has resigned. Her resignation takes
effect Oct. l, '07. She has made very
fast friends through her careful and
faithful work in the library. Her sue
cessor has not been elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Smith and daugh-
tiers visited at Richmond at Mrs. Smiths
home, Capt. A. D. Alexander's. Mrs.
Smith and daughters will return in ten
days.
Mrs. George W. Cheney of Auburn
was in town the last of the week.
Frank w. earns was before the Munic'
ipal Court for intoxicatiOn. He was
given 80 days in Jail it being the second
offense. Henry Kekkrain for same was
given S. and costs; he paid. Randall
Hatch for same offense was fined So and
costs. In default of payment was taken
to Paris Jail. W. A. Bragg, tea peddler
etc, for peddling liquors, was fined slOt
and costs which he paid and was dis
charged.
NJ. L. Sampson has twenty passenger
launch. 1t is four horse power boa
twenty-five feet long. During the pas
two seasons it has been in use in Port
land harbor. It's good one.
The village schools commenced OF
Monday, the Esd, also eight othel
schools, viz:
Center-Teacher, Alkaline s. Brett.
Lake-Teacher, Mary Z. Chafin.
Pike-Teacher Goldte ID. Frost
Crockett-Teacher. Annie NJ. Garland.
Noble-Teacher Tessa X. Thibodeau.
Chapel-Teacher. Maud 4. Wentworth.
Frost Hill-Teacher, Maria Is. Jones
Pierce-Teacher, Maud Z. Wentworth.
Ralph Trask, of the Worcester, Mass.
Telegram, made his Norway friends {
short visit during the fair.
Samuel r. Knowland after a most
pleasant visit with his Norway friend:
visited in Lewiston and Auburn and re
turned to Lynn the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Adams and DR.
and Mrs. II. P. Jones enjoyed trip to
Quebec this week.
C. III. Leighton, superintendent o.
construction, Maine Telephone anG
Telegraph Co., stationed at Livermort
Falls, was in town this week. He has
accepted the position of superintendent
of the Ossipee Valley Telephone Co.
Lester Cowan and wife of Rumfort
Falls made their Norway friends visi
the first of the week.
Ellie Swan, assistant at the post office
her sister, Mrs. Bartlett, and Mrs
Rowena NJ. Swan, their mother, returned
from very pleasant outing at Orr's
Island, Friday.
BENZ. Bacon, for some time in very
poor health, is now somewhat improved
He is still confined to his room.
George Clark Leavitt LETT for OronC
Monday to attend the U. of NJ.
Fire alarm box No. "A is located at
the corner of Pleasant and Hutchin:
Streets.
Mrs. Otis N. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. C.. Metcalf of Boston, after a few
days with Judge and Mrs. W. F. Jones
returned on Tuesday to their homes.
DR.. Winnifred Foster of Oakland, Cal.
is the guest of her mother and brother
W. Bolton has done some very good
work on the lake road this week.
The annual communication of Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, T. & A. NJ, was held
Friday evening, Sept. goth, when the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, viz:
w.M-H. +. Andrews.
8. We. l.. Curtis.
j. VII. X. Farris.
Secretary-Howard ID. Smith.
Treasurer-Lee NJ. Smith.
Trustees of Charity Fund for three years
FRANK N BARKER, ehss. E parnes' Log ="
Smith.
L. p. Bartlett, Jr., and son Lawrence,
OF Lynn, Mass, of the shoe firm of b. F
Spinney i Co., are stopping at Bass
Island.
Henry F. Favor, after short visit
with his Norway friends, returned to
Brockton, Mass, the first Of the week.