Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-06
NORWAY.

a very pleasant vacation at Sunset Cot
tage, have gone to St. Andrews, N. B.
Col. e. r. Smith has purchased the
DIR. Aldrich cottage near Gibson's Grove.
Il will hereafter be known ~ 1.-THE
Alexander.
L. n. Felch and family moved from
town this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Felch
have made many friends during their
stay in town.
Cyrus Reed and wife were before the
Municipal Court for single sale of In.
t0xicating liquor. Both found guilty.
Wife had her case filed. Reed appealed
from sentence of $50 and thirty days
10 Jail, and for want of sureties was
committed. Frank Bailey for drunken
ess and disturbance paid fine of IS and
costs. Henry Coolidge for second Of
fence Of drunkenness was given thirty
days in Jail. Arthur Cummings for OBJ
strnction Of highway was found guilty
and fined 81 and costs. he appealed
and furnished bonds in $50. DR.. Grin
Stevens complainant.
Norway Company D of the Second
Regiment, N. G.. S. NJ, returned from
Pine Camp Wednesday evening on the
late train. They report most pleasant
and profitable encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Twombly of Boston
are the guests of his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Twombly.
Mrs. George F. Stone entertained her
cousin, Miss z. D. Davis, of Washing
ton, D. c., during the week.
s. Jason MARI, who is recovering from
bad fall, has been confined to bis home
this week.
Philip Stone and bis sister, Katherine
Stone, are visiting relatives and friends
In Massachusetts,. Mr.. Stone will return
to Warren, Mass, in season to resume
his school duties Sept. 8. He has an
excellent position as teacher in that
place.
Albert G. McCrellis and wife have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. McCrellis'
old home at North Berwick.
Mrs. Henry B. Foster and daughter
Laurestein, and Mrs. Fosters mother,
Mrs. George A. Cole, are in Portland for
two weeks.
The Right Rev. Robert Goldman,
Bishop of Maine, will visit Norway Sat-
urday, Sept. 10, and will administer the
rite of confirmation to class at Christ
Church Sunday morning. A reception
will be rendered Bishop Goldman Satur-
day evening by the townspeople.
Mt. Hope Rebeksh Lodge will observe
Children's Night at Odd Fellows Hall
on Thursday evening, Sept. 9Th. All
the children of Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs are invited.
Friday evening the Wild Cat Club
gave Mr.. and Mrs. John Shepard sur
prise party at the farm. Very pleasant
time is reported.
Rev. John A. Harding and wife have
returned to their Franklin, Mass, home.
Before their return they enjoyed an auto
trip through the White Mountains.
Will q. Chadbourne of Waterford has
purchased the Solomon 81. Millett farm.
The farm covers about 200 acres. Much
of the land is we'll covered with timber.
Mr.. Millett reserved small field and 1t
is reported that he intends to build
thereon.
A large list of new books has been
purchased for the public library.
Miss Mary Longley Of Lynn, Mass, Is
the guest of her brother, Leon N. Long
ley, ,,,,
way Grange, is made up as follows:
Chairman-Carrie A. Roberts, Emma q.
Swan, Eva Willis, Chas. A. Frost, Vivian
Akers, F. F. Swan, Ella q. Perry, Elsie
Bradbury, Annie Whitehouse, Annie
Gibson, Goldie Frost, Helen Howe, Min
ME Edwards, Lola Curtis, Elvesa Pack
ard.
Maude and Edith Sadlisr of Island
Pond, Vt, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. SWEET.
Walter E. Everett is building stable
on his property near the corn shop.
Rev. Robert Bruce and family will
find home in the q. B. Foster place at
Steep Falls. Mr.. Bruce Is the new
Congregational pastor.
Business Is again brisk at the q. F.
Webb & Co. factory.
Eunice Fobes has purchased the N.
w. Sampson cottage, 1.-THE Farm" on
the west shore of the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe entertained
their son, Fred Rowe, of Portland, last
week.
Grace Holden of Acton, Mass, has
been visiting friends in town. She re-
turned to Salem, Mass, the last OF the
week, where she is employed as teacher
in the city schools.
Herbert Brown aud family have moved
from the Arthur NJ. Meserve place to
George Scribner's farm in Otisfield.
Vivian Ranger is visiting In Portland,
Boston and Providence, R. l., for some
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. C. Ward and the children will
remain In Buxton until the middle Of
September.
E. W. Hutchins and family, after ten
days vacation In Norridgewock and
Madison, have returned to their Norway |
home. Albert Morse was night watch |
man during Mr.. Hutchins' absence.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Soule Of Bos- |
ton are the guests of John Hazen for
two weeks.
Bertha Mann left for Dickinson, North |
Dakota, Wednesday, where she will
teach commercial work and history.
She went by way of Montreal and Chi
cago.
All entries for the county fair close |
this year at 8 O'Clock Monday, Sept. 12-l
the day before the fair opens. This is
earlier than in former years. Exhibitors
should bear 1t in mind.