Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-21
NORWAY.

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| Farmers were hard at work on their
farms during the good weather.
The widow of the late Rev. B. 8.
Rideout has accepted position at the
Norway Savings Bank.
| The new sign at the Noyes Block is
Merritt WEIGH. Mr. WEIGH has opened
very attractive store with q new, at
traotive, and we'll selected stock of ladies'
waists and furnishings.
The regular meeting of Oxford Lodge,
No. Is, r. & A. NJ, was held on Friday
evening. Work in the third degree.
Banquet. Large attendance.
The ladies shipped ten and three
quarters tons of paper the last Of the
week. The proceeds will be used to pay
church expenses for the current year.
The shipment represented great
amount of labor in its collection and
preparation.
A. j. Avery of Oakland is interesting
Norway parties in one OF his patents.
His health has greatly improved and he
takes hold of the business with his old
time determination.
Judge Jones was called from Small
Point to his mother In Boston the past
week. Mrs. Otis Jones was operated
upon second time and is reported to be
very comfortable.
Rev. G. R. Tenney of Southbridge,
Mass, was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Frank Danforth, Tuesday.
Charles w. Dinsmore and wife left for
the West Monday. They will visit Mrs.
Dinsmore's father, Mr.. Benjamin Tee,
and sister, Miss Fannie Tee, at Manitou,
Colorado, for time, and then they will
be the guests of their daughter, Mrs. j.
w. Hoxby, at Clarinda, Iowa.
Stillman R. Cole has closed his general
store at North Norway pending the ad-
justment of business matters. He is
now with his father in Greenwood.
Mrs. Susan E. Cole Libby died at the
home of Eugene G. Libby Wednesday,
June 18th, at the age of eighty years
and ton months. Mrs. Libby was born
in Denmark. She married Geo. S. Lib
BY, who died in 1885. She has enjoyed
excellent health. Five children survive
her: Eugene G. Libby, Edward E. Lib
by, Merton Libby, Frank Libby and Mrs.
Mary Reavey. Funeral Saturday at the
late home. Mrs. Libby was greatly re-
respected by her townspeople.
Horace Oxnard, at one time road COM
missioner, of Houlton, was with his
mother, Mrs. Alice Oxnard, for short
visit the first of the week.
A. S. Kimball has bad his chimneys
repaired. Fl. o. Holden and crew did
the work in very excellent manner.
W. q. Stiles, wife and daughter, of
Portland were the guests of Capt. and
Mrs. M. P. Stiles during the week.
Merle Hathaway and wife are stop
ping with Mr.. Hathaway's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George F. Hathaway, on Pleas
ant Street. Mr.. Hathaway has an excel
lent position in Manchester, N. Fl.
The Universalist church will be closed
from July II to Sept. /, during which
period Rev. Mr.. Ward and family will
enjoy their vacation with Mrs. Wards
parents at Buxton.
DR.. Albert Thompson and family will
enjoy the season at their island cottage.
The doctor has shipped span of horses
from Philadelphia for use during the
summer.
On Tuesday, June 81, the Oxford
County Holstein Breeders Association
will meet with E. j. Hobbs at Norway
Lake.
Meeting call at 10 Am.
Annual Address, Pres Benz. Tucker.
Reports Secretary and Treasurer.
Election of officers.
Business.
Talk on Association Work,
L. Z. McIntire. A. d. Cummings.
Assistant Dairy Instructor R. W. Redman.
Norway Grange will observe Children's
Dsy on June 25. At the last meeting the
following committee was appointed on
county fair:
Mrs. J. A. Roberts.
Mrs. Emma Swan.
Eva Willis.
Alice Knightly.
Chas. A. Frost.
VIM. o. Perry.
Fred F. Swan.
Vivian Akers.
Capt. John W. Nash has been granted
a United States pension for disability in
Cured in the Spanish War.
Frank P. Towne was honored by being
made vice president of the Democratic
convention.
Eugene o. Russell visited his wife in
Lowell, Mass, the last of the week.
Silas Longley of Flagstaff is the
guest of his brother, Leon NJ. Longley.
Mrs. John Swain and Miss Nellie
Andrews are at Old Orchard for short
time.
Ethel Mae Brown, valedictorian, was
awarded the Seitz S25 prize.
Mrs. Arthur Fogg has been elected
teacher of music and drawing in the
Norway schools. i
The Opera House was we'll filled
Thursday evening for the graduation
exercises of Norway High School, which |
went off with much credit to all con-
cerned. The class of 1910 is a record
class, numbering thirty-six. Its men,
bers are:
LATIN SCIENTIFIC COURSE.