Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-09-13
NORWAY.

NUkWAI.
DR.. Annette Bennett of Augusta Ia the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Everett Bick-
nell on Orchard Street.
Town Treasurer E. G. Winslow has
/ resilled his store and made general re.
pairs during the week.
Mrs. A. J. Nevers was at Portland
> during the week for treatment for her
, eyes. She returned the last Of the week
feeling better.
The Septen. Der term of the Municipal
[ Court was held Tuesday at Judge Jones'
| Office in the old Grange block. Several
new entries and some old cases closed.
: Work commenced on the /. o. o. r.
block the first of the week In earnest.
| Capt. NJ. P. Stiles was In Portland
: during the week at his Portland Office.
s. H. Hayden and family left their
lake cottage for Haverhill, Mass, Tues
day morning. They returned by auto.
Mrs Nell Sampson entertained large
number of her lady friends at her home
on Bridge Street Thursday evening.
Music and refreshments. A most pleas
ant evening is reported.
The Norway corn shop Is in full opera.
ton. The corn is reported as of most
excellent quality this season. The crop
is unusually large.
Rad Commissioner Millett has nearly
completed work on the state road.
Something like one thousand feet of
state road has been built.
Monday, Labor Day, was generally OBJ
served by Norway people. The post
Office was closed part of the day; work
on the new block closed, but the shops
and stores were in order as of any day.
| Very many of the cottages about the
lake were closed September first. A
few will be occupied until the first day
of October. Downing will run the
steamer to accommodate these cottages
during September.
John Shepard has patented an arch
support. The support is designed to
hold the arch Of the foot in its natural
position and will be used by those who
stand much.
The Leavitt cottage was the place
where the cousin and picnic party was
held on Friday. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. Tucker.
| ANGELA Favor.
| Almira II Foster.
Lydia J. Snow.
Susan Sr and +; M ksl' albert Thompson
Martha e. wh!tmarsh.
| NJ. Alice Oxnard.
| Elsie A. Favor.
| James n. Favor.
| Martha J. m0nd.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benj. T Morgan.
Geo. P. Morgan, NJ. ID.
Mary Morgan.
There was a literary and musical pro-
gramme of a most pleasing makeup.
Whittier's poem, "How the Women
Went from Dover" was we'll rendered
by Mrs. Hobart, and Mrs. Kelley, seven
ty-eight years of age, greatly pleased
the company by singing the we'll known
song, "When You and were Young,
Maggie"
Cecil Foster returned from Poland
Spring, where he has been employed
during the summer, Sunday.
| Several crates of wild animals shipped
from San Antonio, Texas, to Linn Flint
; attracted much attention at the express
! Office Monday.
Porter Seavey will build on the corner
of Whitman and Summer Streets near
Geo II. Benefits this fall. He Is put
ting in the foundation now.
, A house is to be erected on Beal Street
near the Sanborn place. The founda-
ton ia we'll under way.
J. NJ. Murch has charge OF the i'm
provements being made by F. W. San.
born over the Advertiser office. 1t will
be made into tenement.
Frank T. Pike is at home from Au-
, burn for a few weeks. He injured bis
F! foot some time ago by the falling OF a
plank and is quite lame.
| Pearl Foster, after nearly year In
Oldtown, has returned to her Norway
i home.
S. Jason Mari is very sick at his home
on Water Street. 1t was supposed that
he was recovering rapidly from the
effects of his fall until some days ago.
Carl Stone will return to his studies in
Philadelphia the last of September. He
has passed his summer vacation In his
fathers drug store.
The class reunion of 80, Norway High
School, at Freeland Howe, Jr's home
on Pleasant Street Friday evening was
attended by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Howe. Jr.
! DIR. and Mrs. Harry p. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee n. Smith.
| Horace Cole.
| Rust jackson.
| MIR and Mrs McSwiney.
! Mr. and Mrs. Geo. p. Locke.
! Mrs. Grace Cushman.
! Mrs. Chas. p. Barnes.
| Geneva Cross.
Carrie Tucker.
Mrs. Frank Kimball returned from her
three months trip abroad Friday. She
reports most pleasing trip.
Calvin Kneeland of Berry's Mills,
, Carthage, was in town last week.
4; The annual communication of Oxford
Ledge, F. and A. NJ, will be held on
Friday evening, Sept: 10.
Services were resumed at the Unt-
versalist church Sunday, Rev. Merrill @.
Ward, pastor. Miss Maud Thompson
sang two solos.