Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-10-18
NORWAY.

Some attention was given Columbus
Day In the schools which was very At.
ting and proper.
The M. E. church people are improv-
ing the entrance to their church with
new steps.
George d. Bennett is enlarging his
Whitman Street property and Porter
Seavey is building on the adjacent lot.
Several new boat houses and landings
are being built at the lake cottages.
Tim Heath and crew are putting in q
split stone foundation for Herbert P.
Frost's stable on Bridge Street.
The Beal's Hotel has furnished first
class entertainment for those attending
court during the October term.
BENZ r. Richardson raised about
three hundred bushels of potatoes this
season besides his other farm crops
Henry j. Bangs and wife were in Bos-
ton during the week on business and
pleasure trip.
On Tuesday the Universalist Mission
Circle held it's annual meeting at the
parsonage. Officers elected:
President-Mrs. James Danforth.
Vice. Prcsident-Mrs. z. F. Ricknell
Secretary-Mrs. Alice Oxnard.
Treasurer-Mrs. George l. Cummings.
Executive Com.-President and vice;Presi.
dent, Mrs. Stephen B. Cummings, Mrs. Hiram
L. Libby, and Mrs. Mary Cole.
A fire at the Dearborn place near the
corn shop Wednesday caused some
alarm. 1t caught about the chimney
and was soon extinguished.
Rally Day at the Universalist Sabbath
School was we'll attended. The pro.
gram was:
Song, Onward, Christian Soldiers, School
Devotional exercises, Superintendent and School.
Song, Brightly CLEANS our Banners. School.
Business.
Song.
Remarks, VIC. Leavitt.
Remarks, Mrs. Addie Danforth
Remarks, Emil C. Herms.
Question exercises, Biblical people and places.
Conducted by 8. b. Cummings.
Lesson, Pastor.
Glass conferences with teachers.
Distribution Of souvenirs.
Roll Call Of Glasses, Charles f. Ridlon, Clerk.
On Saturday evening, Oct. %, at
Grange Hall, Mrs. Don. c. Seltz will
speak to the Federation of Women's
Clubs on Japan. Mrs. Seitz has recently
visited that country and the talk will be
of great Importance.
Nye Gilbert of the Rochester, N. H.,
Courier, is spending his two weeks va.
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, on Water Street. Mr..
Gilber, was at one time employed at the
Advertiser uffice.
Mrs. Mary Russell and daughter Rosie
have moved into Geo. Thompson's house
on Maple Street.
LOttie Grant and son Roger of Free.
port are guests of Mrs. w. s. Chandler
for few days.
George Pike has greatly improved the
appearance of the Upper Fiddyville
barn with new coat of paint. George
is an artist, truly.
Mrs. Emma j. Bickford is in Hanover,
Mass, where she is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. II. Carroll, for two weeks.
Mrs. A. J. Nevers and her daughter,
Mrs. l.. II. Cushman, are visiting Mrs.
Nevers' son, DR.. Harry Nevers, in Law
renee, Mass.
Charles S. Akers will attend the meet |
ing of the New England Postmasters'
at the American House, Bos-
ton, Oct. 10.
A party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry B. Foster, DR.. and Mr.. Frank N
Barker and DR.. and Mrs. Bal F. Brad |
bury enjoyed hunting trip in Upton
during the week. This party takes this
trip each fall.
Charles L. Hathaway was called to
Boston Saturday by the death of his Sis
ter, Mrs. A. E. Briggs. Interment was at
Pine Grove cemetery Monday.
The usual large number of Norway
citizens attended the worlds fair at
North Waterford Saturday.
Stated Assembly of Oxford Council,
M. IA, Royal and Select Masters, will be
held at Masonic Hall Friday evening,
Oct 2lst.
Stella Pike and her sister Nina have
taken the tenement on Deering Street
recently vacated by j. P. Milliken, who
has leased the John Twombly place on
Danforth Street.
Mrs. Lucy Bonner of Waldoboro is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. V. W. Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phelps of Boston
also made Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills
short visit this week.
Mail carrier, Fred 81. Perry, r. F. D.,
ia enjoying his fifteen days vacation.
Mrs. Perry takes his place for that time.
The annual convocation of Oxford
Chapter, No. 90, was held Wednesday
evening and the following officers elect
ed:
H.P.-w. p. Morton.
XIV. l.. Merrill
S.-A. r. Forbes.
Tress.-J. n. Favor.
Sec.-C F. Ridlon.
Com Of Finance-H. d. Smith, C. II. Adams
and A. W. Walker.