Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-29
NORWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole enjoyed the
Thanksgiving with relatives In Mass
chusetts. Mrs. Cole has been stoppir
r there some time. Mr.. Cole left Q
al Wednesday and returned Monday.
Several from this section attended To
: stated conclsve Of Oriental Command
, cry, No. 20, Knights Templar, at Bridi
. ton, on Thursday evening.
al The lathing il we'll near completed
! the 1. o. o. r. Block. The roofing
, done and nearly all outside work endet
! The block IL to be turned over to th
trustees January l, IL.
/. Work in the shoe factory Is niue
q better than 1t has been for the past tw
, months. There is large crew of Gu
tiers at work and 1t is reported that th
, firm has orders for future operation
, The outlook is promising.
Work was completed on the Norwa
Water Company's extension to hydran
on Orchard Street this week and tn
water turned on. The Orchard Stree
section of the corporation Is now we
protected against fire.
William W. Twombly is rapidly i'm
proving. He is able to be up and abou
his room and contemplates a trip u
street.
The village schools closed for Thanks
giving Wednesday afternoon for th
week.
The store window of Fl. j. Bang
has attracted much attention durinl
the week. 1t is surely the best In To
village. It presents all the food thing
one desires on the table.
The turkeys and chickens at th
Brooks meat market the first OF tn
week as they were hung about the from
of the market gave the place much tn
appearance of city market.
1. W. Waite and wife and Mrs. Waite
sister, Miss Mary Silver, were the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. @. Elliott Thanks
giving.
Rev. Merrill G. Ward Of the Universal
ist church attended meeting OF thu
state executive board Of the Universal
list Sunday Schools at Auburn on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Smith and daugh
tiers. Elsie and Eleanor, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Hills Thanks
giving day at dinner.
Victor Whitman and wife will move
from the Morse farm to the Charles Dins
more place on Pleasant Street for the
winter about the first of the month.
Edith NJ. Smith and Georgia A. Walker
enjoyed Thanksgiving with Miss Smiths
brother, Charles r. Smith, 10 Portland
The reports from Rev. b. {. Went,
worth. who was operated upon at the
Dsaconess Hospital, Boston, Mass,
mention very successful operation and
rapid recovery.
The ladies of the Methodist church on
Wednesday afternoon and evening, Nov.
30. will hold their annual sale at the 6.
A. r, Hall. The entertainment will con.
sist Of:
Cornet solo, .........--..--.-::-A Arthur Morgan
Miss ToWie' Mrs. Morgan.
Read,ne. Elizabeth Drew
Diaiogue, Cecil and Ethel Brown
Solo,: ---------- ---- - Mia Towle
SinsinT.' Female Quartette
Mrs. Aliens milliner, Estelle Nc
Killop, was called to her home in
Everett, Mass, by the death OF her
mother Monday.
Philip Stone is enjoying his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stone, Main Street.
John C. Twombly was with bis father,
W. w. Twombly, during the week. He
returned to his home in Portland Satur-
L. E. Andrews, of the firm of q. F. &
+. E. Andrews, left for the West on
Wednesday for car load OF horses.
Harry Box has finished his new bouse
on Elm Street and the family moved into
it this week. 1t is very attractive
place.
Frederick Eugene Morse died at the
Sisters Hospital, Lewiston, Tuesday
morning at the age of tifty-five, years.
He was born in Norway. the twin brother
of Mrs. Elbridge Walker, and son OF
Ed II. and Sarah A. Morse. Some eleven
wears ago he returned to Norway and has
lived in a cottage overlooking the vii.
lage for several years. He Is survived
by Mrs. Morse, two daughters, Mrs.
Eugene Hazen of New York, and Cora
Nav Morse of Boston, a brother, Edwin
F. Morse of Norway, and four sisters,
Mrs. Hannah A. Bardeen, Mrs. Thomas
10. Tenney, Mrs. E. A. Cotton and
Mrs. Elbridge Everett. Funeral Friday.
Interment in Pine Grove Cemeter
Tim l.. Heath while at work at the
shoe factory, Tuesday, on the engine,
had his foot badly damned; no bones
broken, however.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Movers of Law
renee, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn
81. Cushman and daughter of Norway,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Nevers and family
OF Norway, and W. 81. Young and son
of Boston. we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Nevers Thursday.
Ethel Wentworth spent the week at
Old Orchard with friends.
Ell. Hussey of Colby is one OF the
speakers selected to participate 10 the
finals for the Hallowell speaking prizes.
Mr.. Hussey graduated from Norway
High School.