Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-09-28
NORWAY.

The village schools opened Monday
morning for tho fall session with q large
attendance
The apple growers are looking for
very good prices for the winter fruit.
For Baldwins the price will, 1t 10 expect
ed, be nearly three dollars per barrel.
Mrs. W. r. Jones and children have
returned from Small Point, where they
have enjoyed the summer months.
s. 3. and z. s. Prince attended the
Hudson. Fulton celebration at New York
during their absence from homo.
The q. r. Webb Co. factory Is rum
ming at its full capacity. The corn,
while not as full and large % usual, Is
much better than was expected by the
farmers. The general yield 10 fully An
average.
A delegation from Oxford Lodge, No.
1S, F. and A. NJ, visited Crooked River
Lodge, No. 1862, at Bolster's Mills Thurs
day evening. =,
It is understood that the county will
lease room In the 1. o. o. r. block for
the use of the Norway Municipal Court.
This room will be located on the second
floor. The balance of the floor will be
leased for offices.
w. r. Senter of Brunswick was In
town last week looking after his interest
in the Abbott Block Mr.. Senter has
fully recovered from his late sickness
and is now attending to bis duties on
the road.
Romance Dean, for some time at the
Augusta Insane Asylum, has regained
his health, and will soon be with his
daughter, Mrs. Il. j. Bangs, of this vii
lsge.
W. H. Morong. registered druggist, is
the new man at F. P. Stones.
Wednesday, Sept. Goth, the New Idea
Society will meet with Mrs. George W.
Locke.
Tim L. Heath and crew are doing
work for Fred Morse on the foundation
of his stable and general repairs.
G. B. Cummings & Sons and Bert Frost
have had their elm trees trimmed.
Greatly improves the streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Roberts OF
Worcester, Mass, who have recently re-
turned from Scotland, we're the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. NJ. c. Ward.
Leah Wetherbee has returned from
Berlin, N. H., aud is now employed at
the Advertiser Office.
Mr.. Harry Dean and wife of Yarmouth
have visited Mr.. Deans sister, Mrs. b.
j. Bangs, during the week.
Mrs. d. L. Winchester, after very
pleasant summer with her Norway peo-
pie, returned to her home at Manchester
by-the-Sea the last Of the week. She is
much improved in health.
Norway's postmaster, Charles s.
Akers, attended the convention OF post
masters at Portland last week.
Hortense G. Gregg has returned from
East Denmark, where she spent the
summer, and Is now with her father,
VIM. Gregg, at Andover.
George <. Tubbs, for some ten years
treasurer of the Norway Savings Bank,
died OF paralysis on Wednesday night,
Sept. %, at his mothers on Beal Street.
He has been for some months unable to
attend to his bank business. During
the past few years the trouble has been
with him. he was member of Oxford
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, No. Is, secretary
of Oxford Chapter, No. 20, r. A. NJ,
and a member of Oxford Council, No.
-, R. and s. NJ. He is survived by
Mrs. Izah 1. Millett Tubbs, daughter of
the late Solomon I. Millett, one son,
Homer D. -Tubbs, and one daughter,
Dorothy H. Tubbs. The funeral was on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock under
the Masonic order. Interment at Pine
Grove Cemetery. Mr.. Tubbs was for
some years q member of the school
board. He will be greatly missed in
town by all.
Adelia Curtis of Bryant's Pond was
with her sister, Mrs. Freeland Young,
last week.
Peter Buck, one Of the Boston Posts
cane men, will celebrate his Goth birth
day on Oct. oath, next. he Is as smart
as the ordinary man Of sixty.
DR.. Harry Nevers and wife of Law
renee, Mass, were the guests of the doc
tors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Nevers,
recently.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve harvest supper at G. A. r. Hall,
Thursday evening, Sept. 80.
Fred o. Walker of Boston, brakeman
on the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford R. R., visited his father, Elbridge
Walker, during the fair for the first time
for eleven years.
Fred Clark Is thoroughly repairing
the old buildings, corner Of Water and
Pleasant Streets. Mr.. Clark recently
purchased the property.
Mrs. j. II. Fletcher is visiting in Au-
gusta, Waterville and other places.
Annual meeting of Oxford Lodge, No.
10, F. g. A. NJ, Friday evening. Elec.
ton of officers for current term resulted
as follows:
M..;AAlyinz!e L; Proctor.