Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-10-19
NORWAY.

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Many of the people who attended the
October term OF the Supreme judicial
Court found excellent accommodations
at the hotels In town.
DR.. Annette Bennett of Augusta Was
in town during the week With her peo-
pie. She at one time practiced In Nor
way.
Grace Bicknell Of Boston Is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
and Mrs. Everett F. Bicknell.
Mrs. Eta Harnden has moved from
rooms In e. r. Smiths house on Bridge
Street to the Eugene r. Hayden house
on Maple Street.
Charles n. Adams and wife have re-
turned from q most pleasant visit at
Andnver. They attended the fair and
spent much of the delightful weather
diving.
Eugene A. Flemming, who resigned
the position of foreman of the stitching
room, has accepted position In Boston,
where he will be business manager OF q
factory for the making of infants shoes.
the revival meetings, under the d.
rection OF DR.. Stewart, are still in
progress. The Opera House meetings
were well attended. This week the
meetings were held at the Methodist
church.
W. w. Sheen and wife are on a weeks
trip to places 10 Massachusetts,. They
visited at Mrs. Sheen's former home,
Marblehead, some time.
The large boulder hauled by R. K.
Morrill, with eight oxen and eight
horses from the Weston Frost farm In
Sodom will be shipped to Haverhill,
Mass. It weighs sixteen tons. It will be
used as monument.
Merton Libby, who was injured In the
shoe factory last week by the loss of the
ends Of three fingers, Is getting along
very nicely.
DR.. Thompson of Portland was in
town Thursday and operated upon Mrs.
Rowe at the Falls. He came up in bis
auto in about two hours.
Frank Davis, Jr., OF Mechanic Falls,
has been assisting his father in work on
the Andrews house on Main Street.
The j. Waldo Nash exhibit of Cana
dian grasses In q. B. Fosters window Ia
attracting lots of attention.
The new treasurer of the Norway Saw
ipgs Bank, George L. Curtis, will com.
mence his duties in the bank the first OF
November. Mr.. Curtis has served the
town as clerk for some years and the
selection of treasurer by the trustees Is
very highly commended.
Rev. Josiah Dutton Is with his friends
in town for few days.
Fred F. Fapeuf has opened pool
room at the Frank Starbird boarding
house in the rear of the Beal's House.
l. W. Waite was in Dixfield on hunt
ing trip this week. Mr.. Waite was in
the neighborhood of his old home.
The ladies of the Universalist Circle
will hold harvest dinner and supper In
Concert Hall Thursday, Oct. 81.
A hunting party consisting of DR.. and
Mrs. F. N. Barker, DR.. and Mrs. Fl. l..
Bartlett, and Fl. j. Bangs and wife are
at the Carter Camp at Gilead.
Roger N. Hutchins has gone to Bever-
", Mass, where he has secured q very
excellent position. Mr.. Hutchins while
in Norway some six or seven years made
many friends.
The municipal conrt matters are in
the hands of Clerk Of Courts c. T. Whit
man. Judge Jones has gone on a hunt
ing expedition with party Of friends
for some days.
Chas. E. Holt, ECO, was at his Office
one day the past week. he walked
from his home but took q carriage back
as be found the walk too much for his
strength.
Postmaster Akers and wife were
among the number who attended the
Maine Music Festival at Portland this
week.
Charles Richardson reports four
hundred and fifty bushels OF yellow
corn. Rather q good crop for one farm
or these times.
DIR. A. Fl. Staples and others from this
section attended the Topsham fair.
They report big time.
The Norway Grange served dinners
and suppers for the members OF the Sun
day School convention at the Univers-
alist church last week and cleared s83.
The L. II. Trundy lunch cart Is locat
ed on the lot between Pledges meat
market and Otto Schnuer's store on
Main Street and Is doing q good bust
ness.
Mrs. Bertha Evirs of this place, wife
of Charles Evirs, is at the Central Maine
General Hospital at Lewiston.
Mrs. c. z. Holt is at st. Barnabas
Hospital where she has undergone q
surgical operation and is doing well.
II. L. Horne and wife, Chas. P. Barnes
and wife, DR.. and Mrs. b. r. Bradbury,
Bernice Nash, Ruth Cummings and
Marion Bangs were members Of the
party who attended the Maine Music
Festival