Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-07-13
NORWAY.


Misses Annie and Sara Danforth are In
|. souvenir store at The Weirs, N. a.,
this summer.
i Mrs. Edward E. Harris Of Cliftondsle,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cox.
Otto Schnuer is building an addition
on his house on Greenleaf Avenue.
VIM. G. Leavitt's store will be closed
Wednesday from A. N. to P. NJ,
while everybody attends the field day at
I the fair grounds.
. Frank Boswell, manager OF the tele-
, phone exchange at Wilton, spent the
: Fourth at his home here.
Guy Frost has gone to Hallowell TO
, work in the shoe factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dean spent the
, Fourth at Peaks Island.
|, Miss Alice Abbott 10 doing table work
at jackson, N. a., for the summer.
Misses s. B. and 2. s. Prince spent the
past week at c. F. Ridlon's cottage by
the lake.
DR.. A. b. Staples was called to Bruins.
wick the first of last week by the death
of his grandfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Stiles, Richard
Stiles and Mrs. David Jordan have been
spending few days at Albany.
s. B. Cummings and family are taking
vacation in the Rangeleys, with head
Iquarters at Bemis.
Miss Hattie E. Mains of Los Angeles,
Calf, is visiting her mother and other
relatives, and will remain until the last
of August before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leavitt and son
of Swampscott. Mass, are with Mrs.
Leavitt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Faunce.
Col. and Mrs. A. j. Stearns, with
Judge A. E. Stearns and family of Rum
ford, are spending two weeks at Lowell
Center.
Mrs. George F. Hathaway and daugh-
ter, Clara Louise, are spending two
weeks in Manchester with N. F. Hatha-
way.
Miss liza Pike has gone to Portland,
where she will be employed in the Stein
ert music rooms. She will also give
lessons on the piano.
DR.. H. L. Bartlett has been appointed
by the governor one of the medical
examiners under the new law, whose
duty it is to make post norton ex-
animation in cases of coroner's inquests.
DR.. B. F. Bradbury has been appoint
ed member of the board of examiners
in optometry under the law passed by
the last legislature.
At the meeting of the Board OF Trade
Tuesday evening, the committee report
ed which had been investigating the
financial standing of the parties who pro-
pose to build the Norway and Western
Railroad, and it was decided that the
secretary should write c. b. Comey, the
promoter of the road, for definite propo-
stion in writing, with estimates, &c, be-
fore anything further was done by the
board.
The snowshoes made by A. NJ. Dun
ham of this town have long had wide
reputation. The Norway Snowshoe
Company has been formed for the manu-
facture of those shoes. Mr.. Durham is
a member of the company, and the shoes
will be made on his models and by his
processes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Curtis attended
the school reunion at North Paris, Mr..
Curtis old home, last Wednesday.
Professor and Mrs. V. NJ. Whitman
land son Victor of Milford, Mass. are
visiting his father. Judge G. F. Whit
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everett of Boston
have been visiting in Norway and Otis
field for few days, coming in their large
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Mann were in
Boston over the Fourth.
o. L. Stone and family we're in Bethel
over the Fourth, and Mrs. Stone and
children remained for a weeks visit to
her father, Charles F. Abbott of Swans
Hill.
Miss Augusta Gorham of st. Johns
bury, VT, has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Eugene Libby, and other relatives.
She has not been in Norway before for
forty years. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Twombly will
celebrate the fftieth anniversary of their
marriage on the 7th of August.
Charles Z. Holt, Esq, who has been
confined to the house for some weeks, Is
again so as to be at his office.
F. A. Dauforth will 90 to North STRAIT
ford, N. a., to see If the higher altitude
will be beneficial to his health, and re-
L
he almost constantly suffers.
Co. D, Second Regt., n. G. S. NJ, will
90 into camp with the regiment at
Augusta on the I'd of August, camping
Sunday night and taking the early train
for Augusta Monday morning. Camp
continues till Aug. 10. Until camp the
company will meet every Friday evening
for drill. Musician w. W. Sheen has
. been appointed sergeant, and Private
Ned Cross has been appointed musician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Bean attended
the reunion of the Warren A. Bean fami-
ily which was held at Irving Beams camp
on Lake Auburn on the Fourth.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
ID. II. Fletcher Tuesday of this week, at
her camp on Pixies Hill.
E. W. Bartlett has made q record catch
ing fish at Kezar Lake that is out OF sight
of everything else known. He has taken
six salmon that weighed 60 "a pounds.
The largest weighed IA 3 a pounds, the
largest ever taken in those lakes.
A. r. Clark of Bolster's Mills has pur.
chased of Elias Thomas of Portland the
"Beehive" at the corner of Upper Bridge
and Water Streets.
Rev. D. L. Joslin occupied the pulpit
at the Baptist church on the 4th.
Charles P. Barnes is one of the
trustees of the Maine Homeopathic
Hospital Association.
Odell E. Rich of this place and Ester
Anderson of Biddeford were quietly
married in Somerville, N. H., on the 4th.
Officers have been installed in Pennies
seewassee Lodge, K. of P, IS follows:
.C.-Harrington Mann.
y.C.-Harrv Eveleth.
| Planes Usher.
NJ. OF W.-George Wood.
NJ. at A.-Hiram Libby.
I.G.-George HENDERSON.
G.-Frank Faupce.
Charles K Flanders, manager of the
Readfeld telephone exchange, was at
home over the Fourth.
Co. DIS Rlflemen.
OF the fifteen members of the state