Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-01-18
NORWAY.

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George A. Cole captured the runaway
horse Of John G. Grover of Stoneham
Thursday morning. Nothing gets away
from George.
Capt. Moses P. Stiles has accepted q
position with his brother In Portland.
BE will be homo only part Of the time
hereafter.
Charles R. Smith and wife OF Portland
were the guests Of his sister, Miss Edith
II. Smith, during the week.
The completion of the I. o. o. f.
block ON Main Street is well assured in
the spring. All the necessary COM
mittees have been appointed and 1t IL
understood that parties will take the
rooms and Offices as soon as they are
ready, at q very good rental, for term
Of years.
The clerks association will hold their
annual clerks ball at the opera house
Tuesday evening, Feb. LIST. Special
rates on the railroad, elaborate decora-
tions in the hall, excellent music and
all other things to make the affair the
best yet. Officers are:
Pres.-E. o. Russell.
yice.Pres.-H. d. Tubbs.
Sec and Treas.-F. e. Smith.
Floor Manager-Geo. L. Curtis.
Gen. CONS. W. Goodwin, W. Morang, Carl
Refreshment Coma. Fogg, Carrie Tucker,
Ralph 0sgood, Mayford Mann, Iva Russell and
Music Com-Carl Harmon, Roland Kimball
Decoration Com.~Win Morane, G. Boynton
and Chas. 8. Akers.
Com. on Badges-Mrs. Eta Ridlon.
Reception Com.-All lady clerks.
Loantha Turner York of Damariscoita
Mills is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Bassett.
The Young Peoples Guild of the
Christ Episcopal church are holding
very interesting meetings every other
week. There is much interest in the
same and great good is surely the result
of the gatherings.
Harry Everett was suffering with a
severe cold during the last of the week.
Walter 81. Pride has purchased q
for all who have wood to "work up"
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Norway National Bank
Tuesday, the following directors were
elected:
Charles n. Tubbs.
Charles e. Holt.
Howard D. Smith.
Leander 8. Billings.
Fred W. Sanborn.
Eugene e. Andrews.
Walter l.. Gray.
The organization of the board of direct
ors was as follows:
President-C N. Tubbs.
Vice. President-C, e. Holt.
Cashier-H. d. Smith.
Discount Conc. N. Tubbs, G. e. Holt and
L. s. Billings.
Mrs. Dora Moran, while respondent,
attempted to take her life. She took
carbolic acid. While she is in very
dangerous condition, the chances for her
recovery are about even. She had rooms
in Mrs. Frost's house on Maple Street.
John Prince was called 10 Gray Satur-
day by the serious illness of his mother.
Annie Gibson is the new bookkeeper
at the grist mill, the McCrellis mill,
operated by her father.
Earle Felt, for many years an operative
at the Norway shoe factory, has gone to
Haverhill, Mass.
The election of officers of the Baraca
Glass at the home of Walter Mayford
Mann took place on Tuesday evening
and resulted as follows:
Pres.-Harold Ivan Merrill.
Vice.Pres.-Shirley Mllliken.
Sec and Treas.-Frapcis Danforth.
Hustlers Com.-The Class.
Social Com.-Shirley Milliken, Ronello Bick-
nell and Francis Danforth.
Teacher-George Leon lurtis.
Mrs. s. A. Bennett, for many years a
of Norway, fell recently at her
Mass, home and broke her
arm.
Judge w. F. Jones was in Skowhegan
last week on business. The municipal
court business during his absence from
home was turned over to Judge Whit
man.
The Epworth League held Its regular
business meeting Wednesday evening
and elected officers as follows:
Pres-Sadie Kelley.
let Vice. Pres.-Mrs. G. A. Allen.
ed vice.Pres Matte Flake.
Sd Vice. Pres.-Mrs. D. L. Joslin.
lth Vice Pres.-Ciara Connor.
sec.-Arthur Hart.
Treas.-Mrs. Agnes Bennett.
Organist-Ursula McAllster.
League oupt.-mIos aSuCo oOhhoS'
Mrs. Guy Carter, for some time clerk
for s. B. & 2. s. Prince, has gone to Au-
burn.
Mrs. Paul q. Howe went to the G. NJ.
G.. Hospital at Lewiston for treatment
the first of the week.
Freeland Howe, Jr., and wife have re-
turned from two weeks trip in Boston.
The express Office In the old Grange
building, owned by Editor Sanborn, is
being repaired and enlarged for the use
Of the express company.
The officers of Mount Hope Rebekah
Lodge, No. So, /. o. o. F., were installed
Friday evening by District Deputy
President Amy Strickland Of South
Paris. The officers were:
N. G.-Maggie 2. Libby.
v. G.-Linnie I. Bartlett.
Sec.-Eva NJ. Kimball.
Treas.-Gertrude w. Libby.
Variable r. Stevens.
Con.-Nora Bradbury.
r. SIN. G.-Ada A. Libby.
LIS. N. G.-Cora e. Perkins.
RS. v. G.-Hattie A. Sawyer.
L.S.V. G.-Katherine Mann.
Chap.-Margaret A. Libby.
I.G.-Grace Bickford.
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