Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-15
NORWAY.


i Many attorneys receive excellent &C
commOdations at the Beals Hotel during
court time. Those who, for long time
have stopped at the Elm House miss the
first-class entertainment.
The road commissioner has filed the
space opposite the Croker place or
Bridge street, and at last there is some
prospect OF q sidewalk construction.
The Everett brothers are at work on
the Smith Bartlett property, corner
Main and Bridge Streets, doing careful
repairs.
The winter arrangements of mails for
Norway do not bring the Boston morn
ing papers in the forenoon as for some
months has been the order. In this re-
spect the winter arrangements are not as
satisfactory as the summer.
Harry Horne is the new clerk in the
telephone Office. The management de-
sire to secure the best help possible.
DR.. Staples, of DR.. F. E. brakes office,
is enjoying his vacation this week. He
was at his Brunswick home during the
week and took in the Topsham fair.
Quite a number of Norway's music
loving people attended the festival at
Portland this week.
The boys of Co. D are to shoot a
series of three contests next June with
the Ottawa, P. O., team. The scores
will be reported by telegraph, each team
of twenty-five men to shoot at their
home range.
Albert P. Bassett and company are at
his camp at Lowell for hunting trip.
Mr.. Bassett has most delightful place
at Lowell.
Sarah L. Staples of Auburn is in
charge of the Norway Savings Bank dur
ing Treasurer Tubbs' outing at Camp
Pappoose, Waterford, for ten days. Mr..
Tubbs has in his company E. b. Tubbs
of Norway, 81. G. Harmon, Nate Stewart,
DR.. E. E. Barker and j. w. Slattery of
Portland, and W. C. Libby of Gorham,
N. II.
Mrs. Addie Huxford fell from her car
riage at North Waterford fair and broke
her shoulder. She did not discover the
extent of the injury until she consulted
a physician on Monday when the injury
was attended to for the first time.
DR.. Bartlett as we'll as DR.. Barker
brought home from their Upton trip a
deer. Both were shot at about the same
time at about the same place.
A company consisting of Capt. Wright
Bisbee, Henry B. Foster, Will Libby and
Clarence NJ. Smith left for Camp CHINA
mon Saturday for few days outing.
An electric car was thrown from the
track Monday afternoon and an axle
was broken. Some delay in the service
was caused but no one of the passengers
or help was injured.
A benefit supper will be given at Con-
cert Hall Thursday evening, Oct. 18th,
for the benefit of the junior class of Nor
way High School. 1t will be followed
by sociable.
After an absence of forty years Nathan
P. Richardson of Digby, N. s., visited in
Norway. The many changes in the place
greatly surprised him. The marked
prosperity of the place caused him to
express himself frequently.
The little son of Albert Payne, who
was run over by the l.. E. Perkins team
last week, is very little the worse for
the accident which nearly cost him his
life. A few black and blue places and
an extremely narrow escape were the
whole.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Bradbury and Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Edwards we're at Rum
ford Falls Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cowan.
The scholars at the high school build
ing enjoyed an outing Thursday by rea.
son of the inspection of the boiler used
for heating the building.
The members of the Rebekah Lodge
will hold fair at Concert Hall Nov. 10
and 20. Wednesday the supper will be
followed by an entertainment.
The Board of Trade meeting Tuesday
evening was we'll attended. E. N.
SWEET, vice-president, presided. The
matter of entertainment of those who
will attend the Maine Dairymen's Asso-
citation meeting Dec. 3, 4, and was dis
cussed, and a committee consisting of
w. G. Leavitt, A. l.. Sanborn and G. l..
Curtis appointed to look up rooms, board,
ETC.
Mrs. Abbe L. Johnson, who fell down
stairs last week and broke her wrists, is
doing as we'll as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Devine are in
Boston for week. They were married
at Freeport Monday by Rev. c. E. An
gcll. Mrs. Devine is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Frost, a graduate
of Norway High, '07.