Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-27
NORWAY.

Judge A. H. Walker and j. Bennett
Pike of Bridgton and E. E. Hastings OF
Fryeburg were in town Tuesday.
s. Jason MARI is improving rapidly.
He is not able to be out yet but can go
about in the house.
s. B. & 2. S. Prince are In Portland,
Boston and New York for two weeks on
business trip for the seasons goods.
Florence Cummings has accepted a
position to teach in Frye.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Sheen of Salem, Mass E,
is the guest of her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace W. Sheen, on Summer
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Thurston OF Brook
line, Mass, have returned to their home
after ten days with relatives and friends
in town.
George W. Holmes, George II. Dunn
and Arson j. Millett were taken to Rum
ford to inspect rock crushing machine
and roller. The other two members Of
the committee, with the selectmen, were
Frank II. Noyes and q. NJ. Jackson, who
were unable to attend on account OF
business matters.
The mid-week services at the Congre.
gational church will be changed from
Thursday to Tuesday evening. The
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will meet on Thursday evening
instead o. Sunday evening.
The public is invited to attend the
services at the Episcopal church We'd
nesday, Sept. %. Speakers from away
will be present. Services for women
only at 2:30 p. NJ; for school children at
80; evening services for all at 1880.
Mrs. Merrill c. Ward and children
have returned from Buxton where they
have been for several weeks.
All the grade schools commenced on
Monday.
Mrs. Emma ]. Holt and son, Herbert
|. Holt, are at the farm, at North Nor.
way, for two weeks, looking after their
property
Annie Monahan and sister, Mrs. Mary
b Webster, of Gardiner, passed Sunday
with friends in town. Miss Monaban
for years was the very popular librarian
of the Norway Public Library, and tele-
graph operator.
Stanley Lowering of West Medfo.d is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Noyes.
Roland Kimbsll, son of Frank Kim
ball, of the Noyes Drug Store, has gone
to Dartmouth College.
Rev. Robert Bruce, of the Congrega-
tional church, has moved his family to
the Foster place, corner Main and Fair
Streets.
Clara Conner, with the Prince Sisters,
is spending her two weeks vacation at
her former home at Richmond
r. o. Porter is enlarging his residence
on Water Street so as to have tene.
ment in the upper part.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tubbs and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Evans, on Beal Street, will
spend the winter in Portland with Mrs.
Tubbs' son.
Mrs. Don C. Seitz of New York, some
time in October, will talk to the ladies OF
Norway Clubs and Federation, on her
visit TO Japan. Time and place will be
made known later.
1t is understood that the Seventh Day
Advents, for some time holding tent
meetings on Fair Street, will hereafter
hold meetings Sunday afternoons at
G.. A. R. Hall under direction Of Elder
Grant.
Gardner B. Boynton, for many years
resident of Norway, died Friday, Sept.
l6, at the soldiers hospital in Chelsea,
Mass. he is survived by widow and
six children. The remains were brought
to Pine Grove Cemetery for burial. For
several years he has lived with his son,
William G. Boynton, in Lynn, Mass. He
was at the hospital for treatment.