Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-01-19
NORWAY.


Large quantities Of pulp wood and
boards are being shipped from the Nor
way station.
Mrs. Mary Lowell of Augusta, for two
weeks the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. V. w.
bills, returned to her home Thursday.
S. B. & 2. s. Princes store and dress
making rooms were closed Wednesday
owing to the stock taking Of the firm.
George d. Fogg and family Of Little
ton, N. a., are to soon move to the
Charles /. Fogg farm.
G. B. Cummings & Sons have just re-
paired bad break In the steam pipe OF
the heating plant In Main Street opposite
F. P. Stones drug store. 1t took the
crew several days to make the repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Smith Of
Portland visited his sister, Miss Edith
NJ. Smith, during the week.
The little six-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry B. Foster was given q
birthday party at her grandfather's, Mr..
aud Mrs. George A. Coles. 1t was q
most pleasant affair Saturday afternoon.
Walter E. Foss, for some days from
the store owing to an attack OF the
grippe, is again at the store.
The sacred concert at the opera house
has been the attraction on Sunday after
moons. A musical programme by local
talent. No admission but q collection.
The shoe factory roof, under direction
of foreman from out Of town, is being
repaired by a crew Of men. The roof
was in very bad condition and Is being
most carefully and thoroughly rebuilt.
Walter Hobbs of Boston was In town
Thursday on q business trip. He visited
his sister in Hebron before his return.
he reports his father, William Hobbs,
who resides with him, as in excellent
health.
The annual election of the stockhold-
ers of the Norway National Bank was
held on Tuesday at the bank rooms and
the following directors were elected :
G. N. Tubbs, c., E. Holt, Fl. D. Smith,
L. S. Billings, F. w. Sanborn, w. l..
Gray and E. E. Andrews. The directors
organized as follows:
President-C N. Tubbs.
Vice-Preaident-C. e. Holt.
Cashier and Clerk-H. D. Smith.
Discount Committee-C. N. Tubbs, c. Z. Holt
and L. 8. Billings.
OF the two new members one Is from
South Paris aud one from Norway.
A very happy party was given to
Emma Abbott, who for some years has
clerked for Smiley's dry goods store, at
Beal's Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Wnodman Friday evening. Refresh.
msnts were served, whist played and a
right good time enjoyed by those
present.
The officers of Mt. Hope Rebekah
Lodge, No. SO, I. o. o. F., were elected
as follows, viz:
N.G.-Bertha Evirs.
sec.-Eva NJ. Kimball.
Treas.-Gertrude Libby.
War.-Thirza LovejOy.
Con.-Addie Stevens.
Ch,p.-Margaret Libby.
II. s.N G.-Eleanora Keene.
l.. 8. n. G.-Maggie Libby.
/. G-Katherine Mann.
o. G.-Grace Bickford.
Major Bal F. Bradbury is a member
of the committee having in charge the
drafting Of the new military laws for the
National Guard of the state of Maine.
e. r. Berry, for some time foreman OF
the dowel department at G. B. Cum
miugs, & Sons mill, has accepted a
D ,sition at West Bethel with j. L.
Thurston.
The electric power station is now run.
ming by water power by reason Of the
late rains.
The election of captain of Co. D, I'd
Rsgt., N. g. s. NJ, to succeed Capt. j..
Waldo Nash. resigned, will be held at
the armory in the opera house Friday
evening, Jan. %, 100, at P. N. Major
Geo. Mol. Presson of the I'd Regt., OF
Pennington, will preside at the election.
Mrs. Leona Tubbs installed the officers
of Harry Rust Post W. r. G. at G. A.
Hall Thursday evening. They were:
President-L. Eta Noyes.
S.V. P.-Lizzie Edwards.
J.V P.-Bertha Lovejoy.
Sec-Clara Jordan.
Treas.-Lizzie Brooks.
Chap.-Mrs Jabez E. Budden.
Con.-Eyelyn O. Young.