Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-07-27
NORWAY.

Geo. E. Tubbs, treasurer of the Nor
way Savings Bank, is able to ride about
the village and town, but cannot attend
to his bank duties.
Capt. Moses P. Stiles was with bis
family at Albany during the week.
Roy Churchill, Carl Foss and Merle
Watson have been enjoying life in camp
near Bryant's Pond.
A. F. CLARK, who purchased and NOV
ed the Andrews house to the corner OF
Main and Horne Streets opposite @. b.
Adams, has q crew of men at work on
the building.
Ned Hastings Of Fryeburg WAS in town
Tuesday and attended Probate Court.
He came over in an auto and returned
late in the afternoon.
Mrs. Merton L. Kimball and son are
visiting at her parents home in Ellis
worth. They expect to be gone during
July and August.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Stearns returned
from a very pleasant outing at Lowell
Saturday.
G. P. Barnes and family and DR.. a. L.
Bartlett and family have been enjoying
life in camp at East Stoneham.
The two new houses being built by
Messrs. Andrews on Main Street are
being pushed with q large crew OF car
penters.
Capt. NJ. P. Stiles is fast recruiting the
company to its maximum strength for
the August camp. The Norway COM
pany was never in better condition than
it is at the present time, and is sure to
make striking appearance at camp.
Dick Schaefer, the Beal's House clerk,
drank dose of carbolic acid Wednesday
forenoon and died. he had been away
on a vacation and upon his return to the
hotel was Respondent. He had been ad-
dicted to the use of strong drink for
some time. On Tuesday he made some
talk to friend of intent to take his life,
and his room was searched but nothing
found. He was As years of age and dur
ing his stay at the hotel had made many
friends. His father, wife, one son and
a brother survive him. He did not live
with his wife. Undertaken j. F. Boil
ster took charge of the remains and they
were shipped to his former home at
West Roxbury, Mass. He came to the
Beal's House in June, 1908.
James N. Favor was in Portland the
first of the week on business trip.
G. B. Cummings & Sons are to heat
the Opera House, the Abbott Block, Fos-
ter's shop. Smiley's store and Hathaway
Block. New systems of pipes will be
put in along the river bank in the rear
of the buildings. The tenants are much
pleased with the new arrangements.
Charles johnson, for many years a
resident of Norway, died at the Portland
city hospital Thursday night at the age
of 81 years. He left Norway some time
last spring to live with his sister in
Portland.
Mrs. A. j. Nevsrs is with her SOD. Dr..
Harry Movers, in Lawrence, Mass, for
visit.
Alec Locke and wife went to Quebec
on the excursion.
Francis Danforth has gone to the
Weirs, N. H., where he is employed
at the Weirs Hotel for the season.
Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews and children
are at Old Orchard for some weeks.
Mrs. B. c. Wentworth and daughter
Ethel are enjoying life at their Poland
campground cottage.
CD Cummings & Sons have changed
from steam to water power. For the
first time in five years this change has
been made.
The Piedmont society for research and
recreation with George R. Howe as
president; Hattie Pike as vice-president;
Harriet Abbott as treasurer and Ruth
Locke as secretary, will have Its annual
outing at Andover Aug. 72l.
A crew of men under the direction of
NJ. NJ. Fuller are repairing the savings
bank roof.
An operation for adenoids was per-
formed on Donald Millett, the little son
of Robert Millett of Hanover, Mass, at
Randall Porter's Monday.
The family of George l. Cummings
and the family of Merritt WEIGH are en-
loving life at Goat Island. Mr.. Cum
mings and Mr.. WEIGH take the afternoon
steamer every afternoon for the cottage.
Lester Ashton, with the Noyes' drug
store, and wife, are on two weeks va
cation with friends in Lynn, Mass.
The clothing rooms OF Allard &
Moulton are being papered and painted.
Frank Il. Richardson has greatly i'm
proved his barber shop with change of
partitions and paper and paint.
Leonie ID. Gilbert is with her brother,
Nye Gilbert, at Rochester, N. a., where
Mr.. Gilbert has position in the Courier
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devine left town
for their vacation in Massachusetts, the
first of the week. Mrs. Devine was tax
en- sick in Portland, and on Tuesday
afternoon was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. She is at st. Barnabas
Hospital and rapidly recovering from the
effects of the operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dickey of Dor
chester, Mass, Ralph Hartman of Nor.
way, Pearl Hartman of Boston, and
leila Bartlett of Lynn, Mass, are occu-
plying Camp Comus.
Grace Legrow Of Lynn, Mass, is with
her father, Horace Legrow, for her va
cation.
Mrs. Don C. Seitz of Coacob, Conn.,,
and Brooklyn, N. Y, was the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. B. f. Bradbury the past
, week.
George Noyes is having the Noyes
building occupied by the Smith shoe
store painted.
Vivian W. Hills attended the meeting
of the Maine Association of Opticians at
Bangor this week. Mr.. Hills is men,
Der of the executive committee.
Mike F. Kerwin of Waltham, Mass,
has made his many Norway friends a
short visit.
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