Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-02
NORWAY.

nesday evening, June Sd, The Christian
We understand that Josephine Stearn
and Florence A. Rideout will ente
Bates this fall.
The graduating class, North Bridgtol
Academy, with few friends enjoyed 6
banquet at the Beals House Wednesda,
evening. Those present were:
Linwood Chafan, Portland.
| Leroy Curtis, Brighton.
Fernald Mead, Bartlett, N. H.
Mary Dresser, North Waterford.
Nellie Pitts, Harrison.
Fl. G. Clement, North Brighton.
G. r. Woodsides Bangor.
| Clarence Mayberry. No. Bridgton.
T. C. Morrill,. Gray.
Agnes Stetson. Gray.
w. W. Chadbourne, Bridgton.
Marion c. Ingalls,, Bridgton.
Warren L. Bennett, Brighton.
Fannie Hersey, Waterford.
Clifton RIGarland, Bartlett n. II.
Lila II. Chute, Naples.
Albert W. Hamlin, Waterford.
| Charlotte Morse, WATERFORD.
Frank P. Murphy, Bartlett, N. H.
Bernice Nash. Norway.
| j. Earl Warren, Harrison.
| Genie Joscelyn, Harrison.
| Leon K. Burnham, Harrison.
Hiram g. Burnell. Bridgton.
| Ardelle 9. Pike, Waterford.
Clayton A. Pike, Waterford.
Charlotte KiDgman, Waterford.
Mrs. George l. Cummings and children
visited in Yaggar during the week at
Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe's. Mrs. Cum
mings formerly lived in Yaggar.
The election of officers of the Brown
ing Club resulted as follows:
President-Mrs. Hiram L. Libby.
Vice -President-Miss Z. A. Favor.
and Treaa MIRA r r Ricknpll
Several of Norway cottage owners have
moved to their lake cottages for the sum-
mer months. Miss Emma j. Smith is
one of the first each year. Her cottage,
Tanglewood, is one Of the most attractive
of the many beautiful ones about the
lake.
Oxford Royal Arch Chapter, No. 20,
R. A. NJ, held special convocation
Wednesday evening and conferred the
Royal Arch Degree upon several candi-
dates. The work was done by team Of
Past High Priests. The following Is a
list of the past officers and date of service
as such:
Most Ex: Howard D. Smith, Past Grand High
Priest, 1882, as Fl. p.
Elk. irving Frost, 1886, as X.
Elk. Char es Fl. Adams, 1898, as 8.
Ex. Eugene F. Smith 1880. Treas.
Elk. J. Ferd King. 1894, as Sec.
Elk. Lewis l. Gilbert, 1892. as Chap.
Eek. George W. Holmes, 1889. as G. H.
Right Elk. Charles r. Ridlon, Past Grand
Scribe, 1893, as p. s.
Fix. Albert W. walker, 1901, as R. A.C.
Elk. Herman L. Bartlett. 1900, as NJ. Sd V.
Elk. Frank n. Barker, 1902, as NJ. 2i V
Elk. Albert J. Stearns. 1904, as M. 1stV.
Elk. Walter L. Gray. 1903. as 8. 8.
Elk. Eugene E. Andrews, 1906, as j. s.
Elk. Bal F. Bradbury, 1896, Org.
Ex. Vivian W. Ills, 1891, as Sen.
A banquet was served after the work
in Odd Fellows Hall at which an hour
of speech making was enjoyed by all.
At the Republican caucus Saturday
the following delegates were elected to
attend the state convention:
c. p. Barnes.
II. T. Andrews.
TIP. Richardson.
Benz. Tucker.
W. w. Whitmarsh.
r. A. Mann.
Delegates to the county convention are:
A. j. Stearns.
II. j. Bangs.
z. E. Andrews.
Geo. l.. Curtis.
L. II. Cushman.
A. r. Needham.
George r. Howe acted as chairman of
the caucus, and Hon. Charles F. Whit
man as clerk. Delegates to the state
convention were instructed for Fernald.
The members of the Universalist Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs. V. w. Hills on
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served during
the session. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. 81. j. Bangs Wednesday after
noon.
John Stephens of Rumford Falls made
his Norway friends q call this week with
a first class auto. 1t is suggested that
other Norway citizens have the auto
fever.
Norway Federation of Women's Clubs
will meet with the Haywood Club,
Crockett Ridge, Wednesday, June 10.
Mrs. Fl. II. Hosmer, after two weeks
visit with her sister at Augusta, has re-
turned to her home.
Henry o. Holden has built small
building nearly opposite the corn fac
tory and will occupy the same for
store.
Sergt. Wallace W. Sheen and DR.. F. E.
Drake attended the meeting of the Uni
form Rank, K. of p, at Lewiston this
week.
W. S. Pierce has purchased the house
on Marston Street occupied by Charles
Evirs. 1t is understood that Mr.. Pierce
will build on the lot adjoining.
Vivian Akers has moved his cottage
building from Main Street to the Pleas
ant Street lot recently purchased by his
father, Postmaster Akers.
The corporation assessors have chang
ed the regulations relative to the storage
of gasoline, etc., so that the article may
be kept in lots by owners of autos, etc.
John Hayes is employed by Herbert
W. Hitler at the bakery at South Paris.
Mr.. Hayes thinks of moving to South
Paris in the fall.
Rev. A. S. Bisbee preached at the M.
E. church Sunday to delegation from
the Good Tempars.
N. N. Dennison, former Norway boy,
now of Boston, visited friends in town
the past week.
A. S. Kimball, Commander in Chief,
and Howard D. Smith, Standard Bearer,
attended the Maine Consistory, A. A. S.
R., at Portland this week.
Roland Kimball was the guest of his
brother, Winfield Kimball, at the Univer-
sity of Maine at Orono the past week.
Ernest NJ. Noyes of Middleboro, Mass,
:, tho .x,a,t ~ T;r,o thu Hath