Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-07-05
NORWAY.

> The hay crop promises to be the be-
for years.
Now that conventions are matter {
a history every thing lie quiet.
Judge Jones was in Boston during tn
a week for his mother who will spend th
summer with her son.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills and Z.
! Smith left for two weeks at Capite
, Island Friday morning. Mrs. Smith
Elsie and Eleanor met them at Bath o
the "Islander."
George A. Gum, formerly with Z
F. Spinney & Co., is stopping at Bas
Island for his vacation. He reports th
shoe business with him to be first-clasf
His firm puts up twelve thousand pair
of shoes per day.
Ned Shepard, son of John c. Shepard
while coasting down Freeman Hill on hi
wheel Tuesday afternoon about suppe
time, was thrown from his wheel ant
found unconscious. The wheel wa
wrecked. Physicians were summone'
and later DR.. Cakes of Lewiston wa
called in consultation. Thursday morn
ing be was still unconscious, except
few moments once or twice during tn
day, remained about the same. Later b.
appeared to be improving somewhat.
Admiral Lyon of Paris Hill, while at
tempting to hitch his horse on Mali
Street the first of the week, was throw
down and run over by the carriage. Tn
horse was stopped on Whitman Stree
and returned. No serious injury to th,
admiral or team.
Georgia A. Walker has removed from
the Sawin place on Main Street to th'
WEIGH house, lower Main Street.
g. B. Cummings & Sons are doing
large amount of saving at the uppe
mill They have each season about ont
million feet of pine and hemlock II
saw into boards, timber and clapboards
The meeting of the Fish and GAM
Association at Engine House Hall Frida.
evening was we'll attended. The matter
of screening the outlet of the lake wal
taken up and 1t was decided to pu
in substantial iron screen at a cost o.
about two hundred dollars. The execu
tive committee, consisting of A. j
S,earns, NJ. w. Sampson, and w. l.
Libby will solicit funds, and 10 case they
have good success the screen will be
purchased.
James o. Croker went to st. Barnabas
Hospital at Portland Wednesday, where
he submitted to surgical operation.
He ia recovering as rapidly as one could
expect.
Mrs. John F. Sampson is reported to
be recovering at the Lewiston hospital.
Prof. V. NJ. Whitman of the Milford,
N. H., High School has been elected
principal OF the Laconia City Academy
with salary of $500 per year. Win
field W. Kimball, sub-master at Milford,
N. H., under Prof. Whitman, has accept
ed position at Whitman, Mass.
Guy Frost will soon move to Auburn
where he has position in shoe fac
tory.
Elsie Favor will spend part of her va
cation with her brother Henry at Brock.
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel q. Hayden and
family are at their lake cottage for the
summer.
S. Jason Mari, who was badly injured
by fall from staging while shingling
at the Jewett place at the Falls, IL
rapidly recovering.
Among those who attended the Oxford
Universalist Association at Andover
were Mrs. NJ. G. Ward and Muriel Ward,
Mrs. C. B. Cummings, Mrs. G. s. Tucker,
Mrs. NJ. A. Oxnard.
Alonzo Brickett, who was found at his
home on the Waterford stage road, died
at the home of his niece, Mrs. Oscar Cox,
Tuesday. Funeral at the chapel Thurs
day, Rev. B. G. Wentworth officiating.
Interment in Chapel cemetery. Mr..
Brickett was go years of age and is sur
vived by brother, James Brickett, OF
Providence, r. I.
Viola Brown of the Center Is at work
for w. C. Leavitt on Orchard Street, do
ing house work.
Frank Lovejoy and wife started for
Idaho, where they will visit Mr.. Love
| joys father for several weeks.
Alonzo q. Heath died Thursday,
June 22d, at the home of his son,
Timothy L. Heath. Funeral services at
his sons residence, Sunday, the goth,
Rev. NJ. c. Ward officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heath sold their Greenwood farm
some time ago, and came to live with
their son in Norway. This spring they
decided to move back on to the farm and
purchased it for that purpose. Mr.
Heath only enjoyed 1t few weeks. Mr.
Heath is survived BY a widow and one
son.
The old stage coach from North
| Waterford attracted much attention
Wednesday. 1t was an old affair, but
with its four horses it accommodated
twenty passengers on the outside and
inside.
Josephine Written of Concord, Mass.
is visiting Nellie l.. Andrews.
Ephraim Darby, who went to the
Sisters Hospital at Lewiston some time
ago, is reported as doing we'll.
| Edwin 81. Cummings and wife oil
Bemis are stopping in town for fe"
days. They are at the lake cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Horne, DR.. Geo
NJ. Whibley, Ella Keene, Iona Noble
Roland Kimball, and Annette Washburn
attended the Chapman picnic at Bethe
Saturday.
Mrs. A. N. French and brother, Mr.
Fox, of Lowell, were in town this week
Mrs. Chas. P. Barnes and children
after very pleasant visit with relatives
in Boston, have returned to their Nor
way home.
Ed. Kemp and wife of Springfield
Mass, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Woodman at 1.-THE Kingfisher'
| this week.
Norway's tax payers who contribute
500 or more:
| G.. II. Adams, $!S6
| K. 4. Andrews, li3
II. r. & Z. e. Andrews, sl0
II. j. Bangs, 2l6z
4 Gertrude Rarker. lS9