Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-11-23

l Alpine Str06C On NOV. IT. loVV' ho w"
lived in Norway for many years on TIT
Hall farm near Frank Pixies. Som'
time ago he sold bis farm and moved in
to the village. He has been in poo
health for some years. He was a mem
Der of Norway Lodge, I. o. o. +.
In the municipal court Monday morn
ing Henry Coolidge was arraigned fol
intoxication and paid fine of S. and
costs. Chester o. Holden for same
offence paid fine of 90 and costs
Harry Holden arrested for intoxicatior
was discharged. Raphael Dupont aud
Joseph LABEL were found guilty of in
toxicatiop, were allowed to 60 If they
would leave the county, which they did
without delay.
The Union Depot entertainment al
the opera house Friday evening, local
talent, was success. Large sale OF
tickets.
The officers elected at the Norway
Base Ball Association meeting Friday
evening resulted as follows:
President-Charles 8. Akers.
Vice President-L. NJ. Felch.
Sec. and Treas.-C. p. Barnes.
Board OF Directors-C. S. Akers, L. NJ. Felcl
| and +. A. Mann.
The officers Of the Philathea Glass are
as follows:
President-Myrtle Haskell.
Vice President Gladys Buck.
Sscretary-Maud Mixer.
Treasurer-Jeunie Mann.
The officers of the Junior Endeavor OF
the Congregational church are:
President-Francis Chandler.
Vice Presi 'ent-M .rion Bangs.
Treasurer-Howard Chick.
Secretary-Francis Andrews.
Carrie Tucker aud Della Noyes enter
tain at Miss fuckers on Main Street
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
candy table for the Universalist church
fair in December. All ladies and gen.
tlemen of the parish are invited to at,
tend.
Mrs. Alta Schnuer has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston, where she has been for some
weeks. She is rapidly recovering her
health.
A chicken pie supper was served at
Charles E. Freeman's Thursday evening.
The supper was under the auspices OF
the Grange.
Abner Jackson celebrated his eighty
, second birthday Saturday evening with
an oyster supper and dance. Some fifty
of Mr.. Jackson's friends gathered to
offer their congratulations. A most en-
joyable evening was the result. Mr..
Jackson took part in both supper and
dance, With appetite for one and spirit
for the other. Mr.. Jackson is as we'll
and strong as many a man OF sixty.
The annual roll call of the ConRre-
gational church will be held on Thurs
day, Dec. I'd.
MANY of Norway's workmen find en-
ployment with C. B. Cummings & Sons
at New Gloucester. C. E. Freeman has
eight oxen and four horses at work on
the logging job.
Union Thanksgiving meeting will be
held at the NJ. E. church Wednesday
evening, the oath. All are cordially in.
vited to attend.
Annie Jenne, the very popular teacher
at the middle primary school, on account
of poor health, resigns her position this
term.
Perry Russell is visiting in Maiden,
Mass, for few weeks.
Josiah W. Richardson and Porter Sea-
vey are at work on Mr.. Porter's new barn
on Summer Street.
The new Grange Hall is nearly COM
pleted. The carpenters flush their
work this week, and 1t is expected that
the building will be dedicated during
the first days of December.
Charles Bradford while away on his
annual hunting trip captured 200
pound bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L. Brett of Otis
field will observe their golden wedding
Saturday, Nov. goth. They have invit-
ed their many Norway friends to visit
them at that time.
Samuel j. Record was one of a party
of hunters to visit East Stoneham the
first of the week. The party captured a
deer.
Frank Fl. Hurd and W. F. Young left
Saturday for few days. hunting In Up
ton. ..
Eugene Z. Andrews left for the west
the first of .he week He will return In
about one s,eek with horses.
The Avery Strong Dramatic Company
will appear at the opera house several
evenings next week.
Co DIS regular evenings for drill are
the first and third Friday evenings in
each month from until $50 o'clock.
Mrs. n. G. French of Auburn was the
guest of Stella and Helen Pike last
, week.
Vivian Akers will paint the scenery
and curtain for the stage at the new
Grange Hall. Mr.. Akers Is the son OF
, Postmaster Charles s. Akers, and ar
artist of some merit.
Miss Prince was in Boston and New
York last week finishing the holiday
buying.
/ There is to be a Star Entertainment
course in the Norway Opera House un
der the auspices of the Universalis'
Ladies' Circle.
Thursday, Dec. 0 Mrs. Charlotte
Adams Dunno in dramatic recital Of
"I.eah, the Forsaken."
Thursday, Jan. 20. Stereopticon lee
ture by DR.. Frederick NJ. Brooks, travel
or and explorer, on Alaska"
Tuesday, Feb Is. Prof. c. q. Wilson,
magician and entertainer.
Tuesday, March Is. Boston Carniva
and Concert Company.
In April either the Apollo or Com
monwealth Male Quartette.
This course has been arranged at large
expense and consists of first class talent
appearing in the best courses In th'
largest cities. 1t is not money making
scheme, but an effort to provide thii
community with best things In enter
tainment. The patronage OF those VIII
appreciate good entertainment Is solicit
ed.
william S. Cotton of Lisbon Falls