Oxford Democrat., 1910-07-26
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
Farmers are hard at work cutting their
hay. The crop is reported to be much
better than the average yield.
II K. r. Smith and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. V. W. Hills returned from two
weeks outing at Capitol Island Monday.
Capt. n. P. Stiles and family are stop
ping at Goat Island this week.
At the library meeting Saturday 1t was
voted by the trustees to purchase the
usual amount OF books. There is usually
about two hundred dollars to invest each
year.
| Jennie May Morse is stopping with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. D.
Morse, at their cottage on Pixies Hill.
Thursday morning q beautiful doe
made visit to Allard & Moulton's cot
tage on Pixies Hill. Mr.. Moulton went
to the door and the deer, but few rods
away, watched him for few moments
and turned and walked away, not in the
least alarmed.
The boys of the State of Maine Guards
returned from Wakefield much pleased
with their excellent shooting and beau
tiful trophy.
Mrs. Charles G. Blake of Philadelphia
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Whit
marsh for few weeks.
Rev. M. c. Ward and family are
quarantined. Their little baby boy has
the scarlet fever. The family were to
have gone away the day of the quaran.
tine for their summer vacation. The
vacation trip was postponed indefinitely.
1t ia understood that work will be
commenced on the 1. o. o. F. block the
first of August and pushed to finish as
fast as possible.
Mrs. John F. Sampson returned from
the Lewiston hospital Monday and Is re-
ported recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Pike of Stark, N.
Ia, were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Thompson at Rock Island, the past week.
Annie and Sara Danforth are at the
Weirs, N. Fl. Annie is employed in
studio and Sara in Story's Tavern at
table work.
Norway people speak of the death OF
Langdon W. Moore, which occurred at
Swanzey, N. H., recently, and tell how
the Norway Savings Bank, then in the
Advertiser building, was robbed. 1t is
said he died an honest and respected
citizen.
Frank Gibson and son Charles. for
some time the guests Of Harry Gibson,
left Monday for their California home.
The Seventh Day Advents are holding
| meetings in tent at the corner OF Paris
and Fair Streets.
Mrs. DR.. q. l.. Bartlett and Mrs. c. P.
Barnes with their children are at the
East Stoneham camp for few days.
Prof. Richard E. Clement and family
are at the lake cottage for the summer
months. They will return to their Eliza
beth. N. j., home the last of August.
Mrs. Julian Brown is at her Poland
camp cottage for two weeks outing.
Isaac H. Lord of Gray was in town
few days looking after bis lands and
friends.
John A. Woodman, late manager of
the Bears hotel, and wife will visit Mr.
Woodman's old home In Canada and
friends In various places in Maine during
the next few weeks. They start on the
trip Monday.
Frances Danforth is in Portland hos
pital for surgical operation.
Carl Boynton, of the Smiley Store, and
Everett Dickey of Boston are at Robin
Hood cottage for their vacation.
The meeting of the Waterford and Nor
way Dairy Testing Association held at
Norway Grange hall, on Wednesday, was
most interesting gathering. Vice Pres
ident V. E. Dunn presided. On August
"a, at the home of the vice-president, will
be given a picnic dinner to the members
of the association.
The latest from Mrs. Frank Kimball
was forwarded from Switzerland. She is
we'll and enjoying her trip very much.
Mrs. L. A. Huntington, for some time
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Z. N.
SWEET, has gone to Island Pond, VT, for
the summer.
Fred Stone has returned from trip to
Lowell and North Waterford where he
has been taking pictures.
H. L. Thurston visited his Norway
friends the past week.
Edwin NJ. Rowe and wife OF New York
were in town the first Of the week. Mr..
Rowe is building cottage at Bryants
Pond for summer place.
Wednesday evening, at the Beals, a
banquet was given by Rev. B. G. Went
worth, F. P. Stone and DR.. l.. 81. Tru-
FAINT. in honor of tine winning team at the
recent Sunday School field day at the
fair grounds. The banquet was one of
Landlord Conrad's best. DR.. Trufant
was toastmaster and the speeches, songs
and stories were interesting and instruct
i've. Present:
DIR. and Mrs. L. II. Trufant,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Morgan,
Rav f. C. Wentworth,