Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-09
NORWAY.

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Mary Lowell of Augusta was th
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Hills dul
ing the week.
!, Major B. F. Bradbury Is attending tb
! meeting of the Coast Guards In. the hal
Dor of Portland this week.
The Second Regt., N. G. S. NJ, 60 10
to camp the last part of August 10 Ne,
York. Capt. Stiles will take full com
pany to camp.
Mrs. Eugene F. Smith entertained th
Merry Eight Club at tea and evening
sociable on Tuesday. Mrs. Lowell wa
the invited guest.
Miss Maud Thompson of Philadelphia
Joined her mother and father at Rocl
Island this week.
A delegation of Masons from Oxfort
Lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ, attended
the funeral of Edward P. Faunce at Ok
ford Monday afternoon. Mr.. Fannc'
was a member of Oxford Lodge, Chap
ter, Council and Portland Commanl ery
Jennie Baker, manager of the Smiley
dry goods store, is enjoying her two
weeks vacation.
| William Walker and crew are at work
painting at North Waterford. They are
doing work for the Browns and others.
Chas. A. Frost and Eugene Andrews
are employed by Harry Brown in repair
ing and improving the Harry Sawin
store.
Rev. b. C. Wentworth will attend
campmeeting at Poland and there will
be no services at the church Sunday,
Aug. IA.
Perley Crockett, formerly of Norway,
conductor on the Portland electric cars,
was seriously injured while telepboning
during the shower on Tuesday. His re-
covery is considered doubtful.
Judge Whitman and wife spent the
week with their son Victor on the Morse
farm.
John w. Burrows Company of Port
land have been awarded the contract to
complete the l. o. o. F. block on Main
Street work to be completed Jan. l, II.
Two stories will be added to the block
now occupied by Thomas Smiley.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank 81. Barker accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. Harry Nevers to
Lawrence, Mass, the first Of the week.
During Rev. Mr.. Wentworth's absence
at Littleton campmeetiug in Arnostook
County, D. l.. Joslin supplied at the NJ.
E. church.
Mrs. Fred A. Cole is much improved.
She walked from her home to the Foss
store one day this week.
Geo. D. Swift and Eugene Dean are
building garage for Samuel q. Hayden
al the lake.
Mrs. Howard L. Winchester, after
several months in town, has returned to
her home in Observation-Disclosures,
Mass.
Mrs. Charles S. Akers and Mrs. Bal
F. Bradbury are enjoying vacation OF
ten days in Portland.
L. NJ. Felch, superintendent of schools
for Norway and Waterford, has resigned.
He has accepted the position of prin.
cipal of the Caribou school.
K. F. D. Carrier, John P. Judkins, is
spending his two weeks vacation in hard
work on his new home on Paris Street.
Warren Bartlett has returned from the
south and is now with his Norway
friends He spent the winter and
spring south. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Foster have
moved into their new home, the old
Horne homestead, Main Street.
Charles Z. Holt, Esq, walks down to
his office nearly every day when the
weather is pleasant. Mrs. Holt is some !
what improved in health. :
1t is understood that the fall term of
the high school will commence Tuesday,
Sept. 9th. The graded schools will be
in session Sept. 10th.
Vivian Akers is assisting In the post
office during the absence of his mother
in Portland for ten days.
Seth McAllster is confined to his bed.
He has not improved as fast as was
hoped for after his return from the hos
pital.
R. F. D. Messenger, Fred b. Perry,
and wife, enjoyed their tenth wedding
on Tuesday evening. There
were many friends present to whom was
served ice cream and cake. The orches-
ira discoursed very pleasing music. The
list of presents was a long one. The
gifts were useful, valuable and pretty.
John c. Hussey has moved from the
Mason tenement to the Tubbs house.
Mrs. r. NJ. Swan has returned from
visit with her sons family at North
Weymouth, Mass.
Mrs. Nellie Weller is entertaining her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Thurston, of Portland this week.
Leon NJ. Longley took trip to Free
dom, N. H., the last of the week with
j esse Allard and Howard Moulton.
F. Bailey and wife of Portland are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Nor way Opera House,
Aug. LIST, the folio wing officers were
elected:
President-W. F. Jones.
ice-President-Chas. Z. Holt.
Secretary-Fred W. Sanborn.
Treasurer-Howard ID. Smith.
Directors-W. W. Whitmarsh. c. N. Tubbs, II.
d. Smith, II. B. Foster and +. W. Sanborn.
Manager-W. +. Jones.
Nathan Noble has all he can do with
his auto in accommodating picnic and
touring parties.
The Rev. Arthur T. Stray, Rector of
St. Michael's Church, Auburn, will
preach at Christ Church, Norway, on
Sunday morning, August IA, at 10:45.