Oxford Democrat., 1908-10-27
NORWAY.


The Beal's Hotel is headquarters for
parties called 70 the present session of
the Supreme Court.
A special voyage of the Ark Mariners
Lodge, No. /, was held Wednesday even
ing. Work. Several candidates and
banquet. Good attendance.
Knox Bickford was at Auburn Satur-
day where he was operated upon by DR..
Cobb for the removal of adenoids, or
growth in the nasal passage. The opera.
ton was most successfully performed
and Mr.. BickfOrd is very comfortable.
Fred Hersey has purchased the Wood
bury Russell or Frost place at North
Norway.
Willis <. Flint of Oxford has sold his
place to Ambrose Farnham and purchas-
ed the Farnham farm.
Walter 5. Buck made his annual visit
10 Boston this week. He reports most
pleasant trip.
Mr.. Wallace brought from his North
Norway farm one day this week
SQUASH, the circumference of which was
three feet II tipped the scales at fifty
eight pounds. Not very bad after all,
although il may not be the largest.
Philip Stevens is in Boston where he
thinks of accepting a position for the
winter if he likes.
The new road commissioner is some
what handicapped in his work of repair
ing the eighty-five miles of town high
way inasmuch as he has less than two
hundred dollars at his disposal after the
contracted bills are paid. He has done
some very good work in the village,
however.
Editor Sauborn is building some very
attractive stone walls with two large
pillars at the entrance TO his property
southerly of the Waterford stage road
and Jim Hill Mountain on the Water
ford stage road. It's good work and a
lot of it all well paid for.
Hobbs Variety Store has most at
tractive window. Kettles, witches, cats
and other Halloween notions, all in
black. 1t surely is not pleasing to con-
template.
The present membership OF the Nor
way High School class of 'O9 is:
Genevieve Barker.
Elsie Buck.
BENJAMIN Cobb.
Rosamond Durham.
Hazel Foster.
NIL lred Frost.
Arthur Gary.
II. Elmer Hussey.
Mildred Holmes.
Helen Howe.
Eden Hail.
Myrtle Haskell.
Mildred Mclean
Grace ThibOdeau.
Susie Walker.
The officers are:
President-H Elmer Hussey.
Vice. .President-Grace ThiOodeau.
Sec and Treas-Geneyieve Barker.
William Bolton, Norway's landscape
gardener, will make his home in the
Dominion of Canada at Caledonia
Springs.
f. II. Hurd was in Fryeburg the first
of the week where he visited his father
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James y. Tubbs are in
Boston this week with relatives for a
short vacation.
Lewis p. Bartlett, of the shoe firm OF
b. +. Spinney & Co., has been in towr
during the week looking after the firms
business.
The A. Ii. Williamson house at the
Falls is being completely repaired and
painted for new tenants, Luther Emer-
son and family.
Jones, Mrs. L. II. Mann, Della Noyes
Mayford Mann and Susie Walker were
of those who attended the Universalis'
meetings at Portland last week.
DR.. Albert Thompson, who has beer
visiting his family at Capt. w. w
Whitmarsh's, has returned to Phila
delphia.
John Hazen is building new plat
form in front of II. j. Bangs store.
Hon. w. l.. Scribner of Springfield
| member of the Board of Prison In
spectors, visited his sister, Mrs. o. N
Bradbury, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fl. Hayden o
| Haverhill, Mass, entertained friends
their cottage "Haverhill' last week.
The Baptist church has extended
call to Rev. George Graham OF Yar
mouth, Me-, to become pastor of tn
church.
c. b. Cummings & Sons have repaire'
the roof of the box shop. A crew o
workmen removed the old roofing an
recovered il with tar paper and sand.
| w. y. Llooy vi u L. h'uion oso.o
with a party at Camp Cinnamon wher
he will spend his vacation time huntin
and resting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield S. Partridg
and Jennie Barrows, Mrs. Partridge
sister, visited in Auburn during tn
week.
Mrs. Cyrus S. Tucker, who during he
severe sickness has been cared for by he
daughter, Mrs. Agnes Brown, OF Hopkil
ton, Mass, is fast recovering her health
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Woodbury. {
West Somerville, Mass, made the
Norway friends and relatives call th