Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-01
NORWAY.

Snow storm for the first time Thurs.
day, Oct. 9th.
The staging was taken down from
the front OF I. o. o. r. block on Thurs
dav. It Ia said to be the most attractive
Odd Fellows building In the count,
and one Of the most pleasing In the
J state. There was great difficulty In
making q solid and safe foundation for
the building.
i Mr.. Warren Hills OF Union was thf
guest of bis son, Vivian W. Hills, during
the week.
Harry Everett Is engaged with Water
ford parties in the erection OF house.
Randall Porter has greatly improved
bis buildings Oh Water Street by finish
ing several rooms in the ell and house
for tenement.
Hiram Wilds has been employed for
some time on the foundation for boat
house at the lake. The owners Of cot
tages improve the condition OF low wa
ter for such work.
1t ia understood that the water COM
PAW will soon commence on the work
of establishing q hydrant on Orchard
Street. The corporation voted the sum
of five hundred dollars for the work at
the annual corporation meeting. 1t Is
understood that the company will pay
the balance In case the appropriation
proves too small to meet the expendi-
ture. The rental of the hydrsnt when
esta blished will be about fifty dollars.
Tim Heath and crew are rebuilding
the foundation to Engine House Hall
The building was erected some time
after the fire of 1894 by the late l. N
Small. carpenter and contractor.
Walter F. Tubbs of Norway, E. B.
Tubbs. Jr.. of Portland, A. G. Tubbs and
Fred 81, Noble of Harrison have return
ed from their Umbsgog hunting trip.
where they went by auto some days ago,
with Eve deer to their credit.
Emma Abbott Of Lewiston has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hosea
Z. Abbott, for few days visit.
Mrs. Mae R. Bartlett of Brown Corps,
No. SO, Bethel, inspector, will make the
annual inspection of Harry Rust Post
W. R. c.. No. As, at G. A. R. Hall Thurs
day evening, Nov. Sd, at 7:3O O'Clock.
The funeral services of Amasa b. Rob
bins, who died at the NJ. G. Hospital,
Portland, Oct. 10th, we're held at bis late
| residence Sunday afternoon, Oct. Is.
Rev. Merrill C. Ward oficiated.
Saturday evenings talk by Mrs. Don
C. Seitz before the ladies' literary clubs |
at Grange Hall on Whitman Street, Oh
Japan, was very largely attended and
highly appreciated. Mrs. Freelsnd
Howe, Jr., Mrs. G.. P. Barnes, Marjorie |
Barker, Mrs. Frank Kimball, Mrs. b.
Bradbury, Mrs II. l.. Bartlett, Mrs. G.
|. Burnham and Mrs. Eva Willis con-
tributed to the evenings pleasures with
a musical and literary programme.
While Mrs. Seitz entertained the ladies,
Mr.. Sei,z talked in free and interesting
manner to q company Of his Norway and
South Paris gentlemen friends at the
residence of DR.. Bal F. Bradbury.
c. L. Hathaway aud wife are spending
the week In Boston. They are accom-
panied by Clara L. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Cole returned to
their Boston home on Wednesday after
two weeks visit with Mr.. Coles moth
er, Mrs. w. C. Cole.
Eugene o. French has handled about
four thousand barrels of apples in Nor
way and Paris this season.
Friday evening the class Of III went to
Otisfield Gore as the guests of their
classmate, Jennie Linnell. They enjoy
ed the trip and excellent supper. The
chaperones were VIM. Faulkner and
Florence Whittum
F.F. Swan has purchased the Frank
E. Wood place at Norway Lake, and
offers bis Crescent Street property for
sale.
The annual meeting and supper of the
Second Congregational church will be
held at the vestry Thursday evening,
Nov. Sd.
BENZ. H. McAllister, who has been
with his son in New York for some time,
made his Norway friends call this
week. He has gone to Lowell for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Danforth will
90 to their cottage at Southern Pines,
North Carolina, for the winter, the last
of the week.
H.F. & E. E. Andrews sold SO head of
cattle at their stable on Paris Street
Tuesday afternoon. George A. Cole,
auctioneer. IL
Mrs. Amasa B. Robbins en- Entertained
her daughter, Mrs. Dennis Durgan, and
son Edward, of Rockland, Mass. Il
Mrs. Walter c. Brown Is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Libby, Paris Street
Rev. DR.. A. B. Hervey of Bath was the
guest of Judge and Mrs. W. F. Jones the
first of the week.
Mrs. Carrie True has returned to Nor
way where she will make her home.
She has lived for some years in Law
renee, Mass.
DR.. Winnifred S. Foster. who for some
time has visited her mother, Mrs. AL
mira H. Foster, and brother, Henry B.
Foster, has returned to her home In
Oakland, Cal.
Hon. A. j. Stearns and wife observed
the tenth anniversary OF their marriage
at their Orchard Street home Wednes.
day evening. They entertained few OF
their friends and enjoyed very pleasant
evening.
The officers of the Federation Of Wo
mems Clubs for the ensuing year are:
President-Mrs. Lolita Ashton.
Secretary-Mrs. lice Stearns.
Treasurer-Mrs. Annie Favor.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred E. Drake will spend
their two weeks vacation with Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Johnston at Portsmouth,
N. H. This is the doctors first vacation
since 1901. IL
The 9th annual Thanksgiving ball
will be given at the opera house Thurs
day evening, Nov. oath. Music by
Stearns' Orchestra.
Freeland Howe, Jr., is building the
foundation for stable ON his Pleasant
Street lot.
Charles Lemienx was before the
Municipal Court Thursday on the charge
of iutoxication, to which be pleaded
guilty. A sentence of ninety days in
Jail was imposed by Judge Jones, and
The mittlmus was placed In the hands Of
Deputy Sheriff Bicknell, not to be serv.
ed until after the afternoon train had
left town. Lemieux said he would
leave town.
In the Norway Municipal Court on
Thursday, there was hearing in the
case OF George L. Stephens of Bryants
Pond, charged with maintaining liquor
nuisance. Ansel Dudley of Bryants
Pond was the complainant. Hon. James
S. Wright appeared for the state, and N
L. Kimball, Esq, for Stephens. The
place alleged as the location OF the
nuisance was q camp belonging to
Stephens on the west shore Of Lake
Christopher, and the date alleged was
the oath of September and since that
time. It appeared from the evidence