Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-12-22
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
David A. Jordan is In Albany with his
bro, her for time, until arrangements
are effected to provide home in Nor
way.
Mrs. c. q. Adams, for some time suf-
fering from the effects Of an injury to
her left hand which resulted In blood
, poisoning, is able to be about her house
! business again.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Flemming of Marl-
boro, Mass, have taken rooms at the
Horne house on lower Main Street for
the winter.
Miss Ruth Bean is at work for W. L.
Merrill in his studio, Deering Street,
during the school vacation of two weeks.
Charles P. Barnes, Esq, ia among his
friends gathering together his support
for the position Of assistant attorney
general of the state.
1t is understood that the Golden Eagle
annual ball will be the event of the win
ter. The members of the society are
greatly interested in the matter and will
spare no work in arranging the affair.
The village stores were never more at
tractive at this season of the year than
they are now. The many Christmas Of
ferings were never better selected. No
one need 90 away for Christmas gifts.
The excellent sleighing affords those
from out of town most inviting trip to
Norway. The best of all our traders all
agree that the market is being improved
by all who are unusually generous in
their dealings.
Tuesday evening the members of the
Epworth League elected the following
officers:
President-C. R. Ranger.
LIST Vice Pres.-Mrs, G. A. Allen.
| ID Vice. Pres.-Fred Allen.
| 81 Vice. Pres.-Faye Stone.
eth Vice. Pres.-Elizabeth Scribner.
Sec.-Arthur B. Hart.
Treas.-Agnes Bennett.
Organist-Hazel Bennett.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held their fair at the Ryerson building
Wednesday afternoon. The decorations
of the room were very pretty and there
was large lot of useful and beautiful
articles for sale. Many attended aud
the affair was success financially.
Rev. Caroline E. Angel of Freeport
was in town during the week with
friends.
Capt. ]. Waldo Nash has offered five
prizes, a deer's head, mounted fish,
moose foot ink stand, a chipmunk mount
ed on birch bark, and deer's foot Their
mometer, to be known as "The Nash of
Maine Prizes," and to be shot for at the
Boston Sportsman's Show Dec. "a. The
match will be a GENTRY match, % cali
Der, rifle, regulation indoor distance.
Ten shot strings and best three in five to
count.
The boys of No. class at the Univers-
alist Sabbath School have organized a
Young mems Bible class under the
Baraca plan, with J. F. Dean as teacher.
The officers are:
Pres-Ronello Bicknel.
Vice. Pres-Francis Danforth.
Sew. Mayford Mann.
Treas.-Bert Hutchins.
Howard Lasselle started for Great
Falls, Montana, Tuesday afternoon, to
ioin his father who has an excellent po-
sition at that place.
Mrs Frank P. Stone is assisting in the
store during the holiday season.
W. Hills has been under the wealth
or with a severe cold. For some days
he was unable to attend to business at
the store.
The new sign at the store managed by
Il. o. Stimson, corner Main and Bridge
Streets, is "Cash meat market"
On Saturday evening", Jan. "a, the
Tufts College Music Club will give an
entertainment at the Opera House for
the benefit of the Norway High School
graduating class. 1t will be a great
evening for music loving people.
Robert ]. Walker of Fairhaven, Mass,
was in town the first of the week.
Rev. C. A. Brooks was at South Wood
stock the last of the week where he at
tended the funeral of Joseph 81. Davis.
J. r. Trask of Dixfield and W. P.
Perkins of Cornish were in town the first
of the week. They attended Probate
Court on Tuesday.
Oxford Lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ,
will hold the annual Ladies' Night some
time during the winter, the date to be
decided by the three first officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Stearns enter.
tanned a party, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Bangs, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Shepard,
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Bartlett, and DR.. and
Mrs. Frank N. Barker at supper and
whist.
Minnie Austin, from the firm OF Bro.
man Gelon & Co. of Boston, has been at
the store of c. F. Ridlon during the
week.
Jack Gibson, son of Frank Gibson, of
visalia, CAL, is visiting his uncle, 81. K.
Gibson.
Herbert Hosmer brought home from
his West Bethel hunting trip fine deer.
Teams have been at work on the ice
near the pumping station, and at Nor
way Lake, clearing away the snow from
the ice, which will be harvested as soon
as It is thick enough.
Geo. A. Cole, DR.. Fred E. Drake. Her
bert F. Andrews, Frank E. Mann, Frank
Kimball, John Walker, F. W. Sanborn,
Arthur Hebbard, S. j. Record and r.
NJ. Hutchins attended the annual meet
ing of Kora Temple at Lewiston Friday
evening.