Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1909-08-31
NORWAY.

new heating plant for the opera house,
Hathaway Block and Abbott Block.
The new pipes will be put in from the
south side of the buildings along the
shore of the brook.
Deputy Sheriff Bicknel has greatly
improved his Bridge Street residence by
the addition of a very attractive piazza.
E. E. Andrews is rushing work on his
new buildings aud expects to move into
them about the first of October.
Mrs. r. l.. Powers is in Boston for two
weeks for new goods and latest styles.
Mrs. V. W. Hills is in the store during
Mrs. Powers absence.
W. F. Senter of Brunswick, owner of
the Abbott Block, was in town last
week. He has been suffering with nerv-
Gus prostrstion for some time past, but
is now greatly improved. He was look
ing after his business interests in town.
Judge A. Z. Herrick of Bethel was in
town on business Wednesday.
F. II. Beck's garage is having all the
business it can attend to. Auto owners
find it very convenient to have such an
up-to-date place in town like Norway.
Edith NJ. Smith of the James Smith
shoe store returned from ten days
visit in Portland with her brother last
week.
The contractors have the new grange
block well rooted in. Work will be
rushed that the work may be completed
before cold weather.
1t is understood that the |. o. 0. F.
brick block will be completed next
spring, as tenants are ready to lease the
various rooms at once for long terms.
DIR. Bial +. Bradbury has had the top
of the dead elm tree opposite his house
removed.
DIR. and Mrs. Soule of Boston are visit
ing Mrs Soule'S father, John b. Hazen,
for short time.
Frank True of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Danforth few days last week.
Andrew NJ Gordon, Esq, of Methuen,
Mass, is the guest of Alexander Mclean
at Nerve Ease.
W. C. Leavitt and sons, George and
Willie, left the first of the week for an
outing in Lowell and Stonehsm. They
announced that it was to be walking
Journey.
Horace Sanborn of Portland, but at
one time of Norway, visited bis Norway
people on Sunday. He came up from
Portland on his wheel and returned the
same way.
F. II. Lowering of West Medford,
Mass, came to town the last of the
week for short outing. Mrs. Lowering
has been in town for some time.
James Pledge has taken his meat mar
ket, corner of Main and Bridge Streets,
into his own hands and is running the
market alone.
Hon. A. S. Kimball will go to Seattle,
Wash, about the first of September as
one of the four delegates to the annual
convention of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge The trip will take about thirty
days.
Z. Z. Andrews left the first of the
week for trip west.
o. NJ. Cummings has improved bis
office with new paint and paper. He
has most attractive livery stable.
Alden Mute and Raymond Mute of
Fall River, Mass, were before Judge
Jones Monday for the illegal shooting of
birds. Alden was fined IS and costs,
which he paid. Raymond's sentence
was suspended.
C. E. Buzzell of Fryeburg, inspector
of state roads, made Norway a visit the
first of the week and examined the piece
of state road being built at the ice house.
George z. Tubbs, treasurer of the
Norway Savings Bank, has been confined
to his house for some days. He is i'm
proving, however, and will soon be
about again.
Edwin NJ. Rowe and wife, Nellie Burn
ham Rowe, accompanied by their daugh-
ter, after three weeks visit with their
Norway friends, returned to their ia
maica, n. Y, home last week.
A. o. Noyes Company, No. II, U. R.,
h. of p, have received an invitation to
unite with the Auburn Company, No. s,
U. R., K. of P, in field day at Mechanic
Falls, Sept. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ridlon are
spending some time at their lake cottage.
DR.. Albert Thompson and family will
visit their Stark, N. FL home for a short
time after closing Rock Island Cottage
next week.
Monday and Tuesday evenings DR.. and
Mrs. Fl. p. Jones entertained the Wild
Cats and Bruinites at their lake cottage.
Judge and Mrs. l.. A. Dayton of Phil
ippi, West Va, who have been the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Albert Thompson
at Rock Island, returned 10 their nome
last week.
Fora Klain is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Klain. He will enter
Clark University in September. He has
fitted himself for college while acting as
travelling salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Longley enjoy
cd a lawn party at their Maple Street
residence Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Stanton, formerly
of Gorham, N. a., have sold out here
and returned to their former home.
Mrs. Charles Z. Bradford has returned
from two weeks visit with her brother
In New York.
Robert Millett and his sister, Mercy
Millett, with the two children, returned
to their home at Hanover, Mass, Friday.
They have enjoyed the summer vacation
with their Norway people.
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