Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-08
NORWAY.

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Merry Eight at whist and supper Wed.
nesday evening.
Riram Wilde and David Flood have
put in foundation for boat house fol-
Prof. v. M. Whitman at Sunset Cottage
on The eaat shore Of the lake.
The November term of the Norway
Municipal Court was held at the office OF
VIM. F. Jones on Tuesday. The usual
routine business. A number of new
entries and some old matters adjusted.
No trials.
Hiram Wilds and Louis Jacque have
rebuilt the stone foundation to z. F.
Smiths stable on Bridge Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodman closed
their lake cottage the last of the week
| for the season. Since they sold the
hotel they have made their homo at their
cottage.
The ladies of the Universafist Circle
held an afternoon meeting with Mrs. A.
Is. Kimball Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows Block Is rapidly
nearing completion. The brick work is
finished, the roof on, and work on the
inside is being rushed forward with
large crew.
Mrs. Lsvinia Berry Ames Holt, wife
OF Charles E. Holt, Esq, after q long
sickness, died at her Pleasant Street
home on Tuesday evening last. at the
age of q little over sixty nine years. She
was born in Denmark July 9, 1871, the
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Ames. She married Mr.. Holt May ~,
1877, and for the past thirty.three years
has lived in Norway. Several operations
at the hospital gave her some RELIEF from
the caucerous development for the time
Her sufferings have been great but borne
bravely. She was Granger, q member
of the Barton Reading Club, Univers
alist, and her happy home was the centre
of many friendships. Funeral Friday
afternoon.
Charles Frost has new brick walk
from the street to his front door.
James o. Croker went to DR.. Kings
hospital at Portland for treatment the
last of the week.
1t is understood that the pupils OF the
village schools will enjoy four weeks
vacation between the fall and winter
terms or all the month of December, will
close the 9th and open Jan. Sd.
1t is understood that the parties who
have entered the several cottages at the
lake are very near arrest. The follow
ing cottages have been broken into:
Elm W. God, Amasa Robbins, Hosmer boys,
Howard Young, W. l.. Gray, Harry +.
Jones, w. c. Leavitt, Tribou cottage,
Goat island and Stuart cottage.
Mrs. L. q. Trufant entertained her
Sunday School class with Halloween
party. A very pretty time,
Mrs. e. r. Kneeland, who has been
sick for a long time, is much improved.
Mabel Kpeeland is working for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrill, NJ. Fuller have
returned from two weeks vacation In
Massa C husetts and Connecticut. They
report most pleasant trip.
s. Litchfield and Howard Blake are
making q survey for q sewerage system
for Norway village. Mr.. Litchfield is
CITY engineer of Brunswick and Bath,
and Mr.. Blake is from Bath. The cor
poration voted money for the purpose
last spring.
An oyster supper will be served at
Concert Hall Tuesday evening by the
ladies of the Universslist church circle;
OYSTERS in all ways, and other good
things to eat. After the supper social
hour. -,
The seniors of Norway High will pre-.
sent "Hiawatha'' at the Opera House,
Nov. II. It promises to be very inter-
estpg.
Maine State meeting of Universalist Mis-
sion Circles at the Congress Square
church, Portland, Wednesday. The
meeting was addressed by Miss Hatha-
way, the matron of the UniVersai'st
Home for Girls at Tokyo, Japan.
Guy Bennett has accepted posltion
"A general electrician, at Meridian, Wes'
Virginia, for DR.. Albert Thompson. He
goes the first of the week to bis new
duties. go,
George Robinson, wife and child, are
visiting Mr.. Robinson's parents in Rock
land for short time.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth has been on the
sick list. Rev. T. n. Kewley supplied
for him.
Alton Curtis has purchased place In
Cummings Place recently occupied oy
Mrs. Bethel.
James Danforth has sold all of his
cows and gone out Of the milk business
Philip Decoteau, after FIVE weeks at
the hospital, Lewiston, has returned to
his Norway home much improved.
An oyster supper followed by very
unique entertainment, will be given oy
the Universalist church at Concert Hall
this Tuesday evening.