Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31
NORWAY.

The last entertainment OF the Stal
course conducted BY the ladies of thu
| Universalist society was held at tb.
Opera House Wednesday evening. The
attendance was large and the entertain
ment excellent.
Herbert P. Frost has q new sign call
ing the attention of the public to his
livery stable located at his residence on
Bridge Street. The twenty foot addition
to bis stable gives him large and mod.
ern building for his horses.
All the village schools close Friday,
June Sd, for the summer vacation.
Walter Currier, representative from
Pennesseewass Lodge, K. of p, No. 10,
attended the state convention of the
order at Bangor.
Chas. e. Freeman and family will
move to Boston at once. Mr.. Freeman
has position with bis brother.
Blynn Allen, submaster, has resigned
bis position In the school and will re-.
sumo bis studies at the q. Of NJ. He has
given marked satisfaction.
| Charles Dinsmore and wife will visit
Mrs. Dinsmore's father in Colorado dur
ing the summer. They leave Norway in
June.
Mrs. R. N. Swan entertained her son
and grandson, Arthur a. Swan and Eric,
the past week. Mr.. Swan is In the bak-
cry business in Roxbury, Mass. He runs
Swans Home Bakery with great success
The Browning Reading Club will hold
its last session for the season on Monday
evening with the president, Mrs. a. Lib
by. The business of the evening will be
the election of officers.
Norway supplied the following officers
at the annual session of the Grand Castle
of the Knights of the Golden Eagle at
Portland:
G.v .C.-Geo. L. Curtis.
G. NJ. of R.-Merton L. Kimball.
q. B.-Harold A. Anderson.
Supt. Fetch was at Pennington, Water
vile and Lewiston during the week.
q. B. Young will build at the lake
summer cottage for his own use. Work
will be commenced at once.
Frank Fl. Noyes, Harry e. Gibson and
Mrs. Carrie Wetherbee on Crescent
Street have had their houses painted.
Crescent Street is one of the towns beet.
Mrs H. D. Smith attended the session
of the Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star
at Portland.
Fou Charles of North Waterford, for
so many years driver of the stage from
Norway to Lowell, was In town this
week.
Eugene E. Andrews started for Iowa
for horses the first of the week.
The New Idea Society meet with Mrs.
Lolita Ashton on Wednesday afternoon.
Leon Longley and Deputy Sheriff w.
A. Bicknell are the owners of autos.
They run them with extreme care.
Helen Holmes, after three weeks
visit with friends in Massachusetts,, has
returned to her home.
Friday evening, May 9th, the Changers
gave Grange Ball at their new hall on
Whitman Street. The music was first
class and the attendance unusually large.
G. Julian Brown and wife visited in
Rochester, N. H., this week.
Nearly fifty Masons from Oxford
Lodge, No. Is, F. and A. NJ, left Nor
way by special train for Bryant's Pond
Tuesday evening where they visited
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100, F. and A. N.
The Universalist Sunday School will
observe its 76h anniversary Sunday,
Jnne 9Th, at IL o'clock.
A strawberry festival and entertain
ment will be given Tuesday evening,
June 7, by the ladies of the Universalist
Circle at Concert Hall.
The Norway Fish and Game Associa-
ton held it's meeting at Engine House
Hall Thursday evening. A code of by
laws was adopted.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry P. Jones have re-
turned from a weeks visit in Andover.
Alexander Mclean has opened his
three lake cottages for the season. They
are Nervease, Uneeda Rest and Pleasant
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