Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-25
NORWAY.

water system and the Tannery Brook
water forced through the Norway
Water Company's mains as we'll as the
excellent work done by the old hand
tubs of South Paris and Norway in the
Andrews fire. Every one is asking the
question relative to results without the
three. South Paris came In good time
and received many compliments. Let
the "old hand tubs'' be kindly looked
after from now on and Tannery Brook
water not be condemned for all pur-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian W. Hills return
ed from Union last week. Mrs. Hills
has for some time been with her sister.
who was recently burned out. They
returned by auto.
Eugene E. Andrews and family are in
rooms over the post Office. It Is under
stood that they will not rebuild their
house this season as 1t would be very
| late before they could move into 1t for
the winter. The stable will be rebuilt
at once.
Walter E. Gordon is building an add.
ton of twelve feet to the south side OF
his stable to be used for horse stalls.
Edith M. Smith and Georgia A. Walk
or returned from their outing at Goat
Island the last of the week.
Allard & Moulton opened their store
Monday after q most pleasant vacation.
Mrs. q. B. Foster and daughter
taurestein were the guests of Emma j.
Smith at her lake cottage last week.
Fred Stone has moved from his Main
Street studio and will continue his bnsi-
ness with tent accommodations.
Richard Dietrich with the Hayden
Pattern Company of Haverhill, Mass,
has passed his vacation with his people
on Pike Hill.
A number of the Norway village peo-
pie who formerly attended school at
Norway Lake School were with those
who enjoyed the first annual reunion of
the teachers and pupils of the Norway
Lake School Association at Frost Cor
ner, Thursday. After the banquet at
noon a literary programme was given.
The attendance was unusually large.
A South Paris boy was fined by the
Municipal Court Tuesday, one dollar
for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk.
Although there is Norway town law
against such riding it is the usual thing
for all who wish to use the sidewalks
for such purposes.
A happy party consisting of the fol-
lowing, DR.. l.. Hall Trufant, Mrs. L.
Hall Trufant, DR.. Gerald P. Clifford,
Mildred J. Holmes, Genevieve Barker,
Katherine Stone, Hazel Foster. Z. I.
Thibodeau, Fred c. Davis, P. r. Stone
and Herbert Barker enjoyed corn roast
near DR.. Il. P. Jones' cottage on the
east shore of the lake Tuesday evening.
A. j. Stearns and NJ. l.. Kimball with
Horace Cole represented Frank P. Bart
lett Camp, Spanish War Veterans Asso-
citation, Saturday at Portland.
u w. Gordon has leased the Fred
Stone studio building on Tannery Brook,
Main Street, and will open restaurant,
home bakery and confectionery store.
He will occupy the rent over the store.
Nettie Fuller at q. F. RidlOn's store
is enjoying a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett are stop
ping at Empire Grove for few days at
Norwegian Camp.
Mrs. c. F. Ridlon is stopping at the
Ridlon cottage, Grand View.
Mrs. s. F. Stearns and Ethel Richard
son of Bethel are guests of Mrs. George
P. Locke for two weeks.
Joe McPhee has leased the Bartlett
store, corner Main and Bridge Streets,
and will open lunch room and restau-
rant.
Prof. V. NJ. Whitman, wife and son,
left Wednesday for St. Andrews, N. B.,
for visit with Mrs. Whitman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Maloney. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitman have been enjoying
life at Sunset Camp for the past five
weeks.
Frank Cox and wife attended the re-
union of the Thirty-second Maine Regi-
ment at Lake Auburn Wednesday.
Several others, among whom were David
Flood and Oscar Needham, attended the
reunion.
Mrs. C. P. Barnes and children with
Mrs. Fl. l.. Bartlett and children are at
camp at East Stoneham for few days.
Frank T. True of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, is with his wife visiting his uncle,
Frank A. Danforth, on Pleasant Street.
The Norway boys left Brunswick for
Fort Perry, Ohio, Wednesday, for the
national shoot, viz: Capt. John w.
Nash, LIST Lieut.. Moses P. Stiles, I'd
Lieut.. L. Fl. Daughraty, Sergt. W. P.
Marston and Sergt. A. l.. Wyman. They
will return the last days of August.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Norway and Paris Electric
Road at the office of Freeland Howe,
Wednesday afternoon. The following
officers were elected:
Northumberland Howe.
Clerk-Percy V. Hill.
Treasurer-Miss E. H. Morrill,.
Those present were Elizabeth B. Beal,
II. B. Young, Geo. E. Macomber, Miss
<. H. Morrill,, Percy Y. Hill, Guy p.
Gannett and Freeland Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace c. Oxnard are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Lena
Savage, and daughter, of West Medford,
Mass.
Charles Evirs has purchased the Stone
place on Tucker Street and Arthur
Taillon and family have moved into the
Bartlett store tenement, corner of Main
and Bridge Streets.
Hosea Abbott is improving his place
on Whitman Street by eIffarging his
cellar.
Maine News Notes.