Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-30
NORWAY.

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millinery stores at Norway will be open
Friday evening, July Sd. and closed all
day Saturday, July 4th.
oxford Lodge, No. IS, r. and A. n,
celebrated st. Johns Day, June oath, at
q. P. Jones' cottage on the east side OF
Pennesseewassee Lake. transportation
was provided by the owners Of the lake
boats. Many went with their own teams
and autos. Beans, coffee and basket
picnic dinner. Great time for oil, young
and old.
Gertrude Gardner is bookkeeping in
the place of Ethel N. Bradbury In the
cutting room at the shoe factory. Miss
Bradbury is enjoying q trip with her
father In Montreal and Quebec.
The officers of Co. D, I'd Regt., N. G.
8. NJ, are at Augusta for ten days
school of the officers. The officers are
Capt. John W. Nash. LIST Lieut.. Moses
P. Stiles and I'd Lieut.. Howard L.
Daughraty.
Capt. Harry Downing is having all the
business be wants with his steamer
Zanita. He understands the business
and takes great delight in pleasing all
who travel with him.
Mrs. Henry B. Foster and daughter
| Laurestein visited in Portland during the
week.
George E. Walker, who sold his place
on Bridge Street recently to Emma Cor
don, has purchased the Jonathan Blake
place on Cottage Street and will take
possession July LIST. Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don will move into their new home the
first of July.
Mrs. F. S. Chandler of Bethel visited
her son, Walter s. Chandler, the last of
the week. Evelyn Chandler, who re-
turned with Mrs. Chandler to Bethel, ia
visiting there.
W. N. Tiffany of the Gamewell Com
pany of Boston has installed new stor-
age battery for the fire alarm system.
The new battery is guaranteed for five
years, at the end of which period it can
be renewed at very small expense. The
old system cost about one hundred dol
lars annually.
Commencing Friday, July 10th, all
the dry goods and millinery stores will
be closed Fridays during July and Au-
gust at noon.
Several camping parties have tents ON
the side of Pixies Hill where they will
camp nights during the summer months.
Robley Morrison and Freeland j.
Morrison, SONS of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Morrison, have accepted positions for
the summer, one with the NJ. G. r. r.,
and the other at Poplar Tavern.
The officers and men OF Co. ID, former
" of the 1st Regt., N. G. S. NJ, are salts
fed with their transfer to the I'd Regt.
The battalion formation will now be
with Co. K of Pennington, Co. OF
Rumford Falls and Co. c of Livermore
Falls.
Hazel Bennett is visiting relatives in
Swe den for time during her vacation
Rev. E. S. Cotton and wife attended
commencement exercises at Colby.
Their son Alvin was Of the class of '0S:
Don C. Seitz of the New York World
made his friends in town short visit
last week. He was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. B. F. Bradbury.
Aaron q. Kenerson of Gorham, N. H.,
visited his brother, George A. Kener.
son, the first of the week.
Passengers on the G. T. R. r. on the
last train from Portland are conveyed
from South Paris by the electrics. No
train will be run to connect with the
late evening train.
Mrs. Hosea Abbott and daughter
Alice are at Kennebunk, Me-, where
thew are the guests of Mrs. Abbott's
sisters, Mrs. Tibbetts and Mrs. Hill, for
two weeks.
The funeral Of Grin Kimball was held
Sunday at his late home, Rev. j. Fl.
Little of the South Paris Universalist
church officiating. Mr.. Kimball was
born in Lowell, July 6, 1928, the son Of
Harry and Abigail Merrill Kimball. he
moved to Norway some thirty five years
ago and worked at shoe making until
his health failed. He married Volesta
Bennett In 1855, who with one SOD,
Frank P. Kimball, with S. c. Foster,
survives him. The floral offerings were
very pretty and abundant. Interment
at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Mr.. NJ. E. Byron of the General Theo.
logical Seminary, New York City, will
have charge of Christ Church during the
summer. Mr.. Byron has taken rooms
at Ellsworth Youpg's.
S. ]. and E. A. Record have a new
eighteen horse power auto, a four
cylinder Ford. It's beauty.
William P. Rolfe of Yarmouth, for a
long time baggage master at the Nor
way station, died of heart disease Mon
day noon. he left Norway some ten
years ago and went to work for the
Forest Paper Company. He was born
in North Stratford, N. a., about fifty
three years ago.
Mrs. Frank T. True of Council Bluffs,
Ia, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Danforth. Marion True, who for some
time has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. True, returned with Mrs. True
to her home.
DR.. and Mrs. L. Hall Trufant attended
commencement exercises at Bates.
DR.. Gerald Clifford's sister, Mar
guerite Clifford, was of the class of 'OS,
Bates. DIR. Clifford attended the COM
mencement exercises.
A. S. Kimball, l.. l. Gilbert, DR.. +. Z.
Drake and C. l.. Hathaway attended st.
Johns Day exercises of Portland Com
mandery.
Irene F. Hazen has gone to Kenne-
bunk Beach where she will work at
table work at the Eagle Rock House for
the summer.