Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-12-20
NORWAY.

NUhWA1.
I The young people are enjoying the ex'
r cellent coasting on Pike Hill.
John W0odman has purchased the
\ Noyes place ON Deering Street and will
q make Il his future homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cummings are here
from Bemis for a time. They spend
nearly all the time at the Cummings'
plant ct Bsmis where Mr.. Cummings has
4 charge Of the works.
Shoe business 10 at its best In the place.
r New hands are being taken into the shop
r and old ones have plenty Of work.
The ladies OF. the Universalist society
. held their annual fair at Concert Hall
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
The hall was very attractive in its deco.
ratious and the several booths were we'll
supplied with articles useful and orna-
mental Everything was sold. On
Thursday evening the chicken pie sup
per was we'll patronized although the
weather was not Just what was desired.
The fair, supper and entertainment were
very successful financially and socially.
The management are to be congratulated
upon their success, brought about by
| tuo uuitou anu ooiuoos WIN va >Ao
whole.
| With the storm OF Thursday came to q
close the best and longest OF skating on
the lake. The ice so clear that the bot
tom Of the lake could be clearly seen.
! Owners Of boats have been locating
rocks and obstructions in the lake.
Walter Pride located and rescued gold
watch chain he lost in the summer.
Crowds have enjoyed the sport for a
long time.
j. Waldo Nash, Roy Eastman, Herbert
| I. Holt and John Mckay are few OF the
hunters of the past week.
The following officers were elected by
the members Of Norway Grange Satur-
day:
M.-Howard d. Smith.
O-ClareDce Buck.
L-Mrs. Frank Packard.
S.-Rust Jackson.
A.S.-Arthur Buck.
l.. A. S.-Harriet Buck
Chap.-Mrs. Leona Tubbs.
Sec.-John A. Roberts.
Treas.-George W. Richardson.
Ceres-Mrs. Howard d. Smith.
Pomona-Mrs. Eleanor Buck.
Flors-Mrs Horace c. Oxnard.
G.K.-Horace c. Oxnard.
The rooms recently vacated by Mr..
b. +.
by J. Il. Fletcher and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn have taken
rooms over the Advertiser Office in the
Grange Block, corner Main and Bridge
Streets.
Mrs. Fred Cole has so far recovered
her health as to be able to assist her hus-
band in the store work.
The new qnartette at the UDiversalist
church consists of Emil Hermes, Mrs.
Frank Kimball, Mrs. Eva Willis and H.
5. Pushard.
The New Years ball, under the aus
pices OF Oxford Castle, No. 2, K. G. E.,
at the Opera House Friday evening,
Dec. 80, will be the event of the season.
Floor manager, Carl W. Boynton; aids,
Harold A. Anderson, Albert G. Fogg,
George L. Curtis, George W. Winslow,
Douglass L. Farrar; Albert Martin of
Lewiston and W. A. Moxie of Portland.
Music by Stearns' Orchestra. Refresh
ments will be served at intermission,
consisting of ice cream and cake.
Mrs. j. F. Devine Is at Rumford Falls
visiting friends for a few days.
William G. Leavitt was in Colebrook,
N. H., the first of the week to attend the
funeral of Mary Leavitt. J.
Ed. w. Dyer of this town has been
elected second lieutenant of the Auburn
division of the U. R., K. of P.
Benz. Tucker and wife attended the
State Dairy Conference at Augusta.
A large delegation from Mt. Hope Re-
bekah Lodge will visit Ruth Rebekah
Lodge at Auburn on Tuesday, Dec. 20.
A special train will leave at o'clock for
Auburn. They always have big time
and large party.
An orchestra consisting Of Emil 0.
Hermes leader, cello, Marion Haskell,
violin, Ruth Cummings, piano, Arthur
Morgan, cornet, discoursed most excel
lent music at the Universalist fair We'd
nesday evening. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. French and sOn
are visiting in Portland for two weeks.
They went to Portland Wednesday. q.
The fire alarm failed to work Saturday
afternoon and the corporation was saved
seventy-five dollars as tho fire at Harry
Isaacson's did no damage.
Helen Noyes, after q visit OF several
weeks in Portland, has returned to her
Norway home for the winter.
Miss Libby employs at her Cottage
Street studio during the rush days MISS
Shattuck, Miss Bean, and Harry Las
sslle.
Rev. B. c. Wentworth, for month
past at the Deaconess Hospital, Boston,
is recovering rapidly, but will not be
strong enough to preach the Christmas
sermon to his people.
Ethel Wentworth gave parlor recital
at her homo Saturday, assisted by her
pupils.
The Tufts College Glee Club will give
q concert at the Opera House Dec. 18th,
under the auspices and for the benefit OF
the senior class In Norway High School.
Seats will be on sale at Stones drug
store on Tuesday, the 9th.