Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-04-26
NORWAY.

Chief Engineer Hathaway injured BIZ
hand quite severely while at work OF
water pipes Thursday.
A special meeting Of Norway Lodge
No. 16, /. o. o. F., was held on Sunday
for the purpose OF observing anniversary
Sunday. Services were attended at the
NJ. E. church, conducted by Rev. B. G.
Wentworth.
Rev. R. j. Bruce OF Spurs Corner,
Otisfield, has accepted the call extended
to him by the Congregational church OF
this village and will become pastor of
the church and assume his duties the
first of September. Mr.. Bruce lie mar
ried, twenty-seven years Of age, has one
daughter. He IL Q college graduate, q
native of Albany, N. 7. He was pastor
OF Florida church for three years.
Seth McAllister, for some time at the
Lewiston hospital, has since his return
home improved somewhat.
The adjourned corporation meeting
will be held on Monday evening for the
consideration Of the new bylaws Of the
corporation.
May Let Herbert P. Frost will move
his livery stable business from the Elm
House stable to his Bridge Street stable
The Monday meeting of the Grammar
School Athletic Association resulted In
the election of the following officers for
the season, viz:
Chairman-Lucy Dougherty.
Secretary-Richsrd Sites.
Treasurer-Helen Cole.
Captain-Gerali MilIett.
Manager-Roy Snow.
Norway's artist, Vivian W. Akers, has
received much favorable mention from
critics for the paintings he exhibited at
the Portland Art SOciety's meeting.
Freeland Howe left Saturday on his
twenty ninth annual vacation trip to the
Rangeleys fishing. His guide, NJ. W.
Sampson, accompanied him. The usual
trip is of one months duration.
r. l.. Heath closed his services with
the shoe factory as engineer last week.
He spends his summers In building
foundations and moving buildings, at
which work he is an expert.
a. Il. Glidden and family are about to
move to Auburn, where Mr.. Glidden Is
foreman in a shoe factory.
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Brooks OF Arson
are the guests of Mrs. Brooks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon, for ten
days.
Mrs. Stuart Goodwin is acting town
clerk and insurance agent during the
taking of the census by her husband.
Miss Emma j. Smith returned with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Moffatt to their home
in Dorchester, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moffatt enjoyed few days at their lake
cottage.
Mrs. Maria Pottle after short sick
mesa died at her home on lower Main
Street Sunday afternoon. She was born
In Norway in 1888. Her husband died
some years ago. For many years she
did nursing and was considered one of
the best. She ia survived by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ. L. Libby, and son, Angus
tine Pottle Services at her late home
on Wednesday. Interment Pine Grove
Cemetery.
o. P. Brooks attended the NJ. E con-
ference at Portland.
Mrs. Marguerite Cowan Of Rumford
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Bal +.
Bradbury during the week.
Mrs. Don c. Seitz OF New York was In
town with friends last week.
Road Commissioner Millett has been
doing some very good work on the
streets the past week. Mr.. Millett re-
ceives many very fattering compliments
on his care of the roads.
The remains of Rev. B. 8. Rideout
we're taken to Lewiston Tuesday for
burial.
The little four-year-old son of Herbert
P. Frost was taken to Lewiston for
treatment at the hospital the first of the
week.
The ball ii the opera house Patriots
Day was we'll attended. Music by
Stearns' Orchestra. There were nearly
fifty couples on the floor.
Jonathan T. Herrick has bought out
Stephen W. Libby's interest in the island
property near Crockett Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. F. Ridlon have en-
joyed week at their lake cottage.
Very few neighbors, they say.
Oscar Tubbs is the guest of his father,
G. N. Tubbs, for short time.
Judge Harry Manser of Auburn at.
tended the regular meeting of Oxford
Castle, No. 2, K. G.. E., Thursday even
ing. A banquet was served after the
work in the Crusaders degree.