Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-11-15
NORWAY.

The survey for the sewerage system
has been pushed forward during the
week and the work of actual survey is
nearly completed.
In the case of j. B. Haskell vs.. Fred
Kilgore for plank, boards, etc., sold de-
PENDANT, tried In the Municipal Court on
the December term.
Henry Coolidge was before the munich
pal court on complaint for intoxication
and arranged to have sentence suspend
ed in case he left town and did not re-
turn. The sentence was sixty days In
Paris jail. He made good trade surely
for all parties. Let us hope it will be
faithfully lived up to for long time.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth, of the N. E.
church, was taken to the hospital this
week for treatment.
The ladies of the Universalist church
gave supper and entertainment at Con-
cert Hall Tuesday evening. 1t was well
attended.
Helen Noyes is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. May E. Someley, in Portland for
two weeks.
Jas. o. Croker, who has been in Dr.
Kings hospital in Portland, returned
Thursday.
A case of scarlet fever is reported in
the family of Chas. Bosinet on Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Swan have moved
on to their Norway Lake farm, the Frank
Wood place recently purchased by them,
this week.
Postmaster Akers and I. w. Waite are
on hunting trip in Newry.
Margaret Baker won the custard pie at
the entertainment at Concert Hall Tues
day evening by guessing the largest num-
Der of photographs.
The D. A. R. recently organized in
this village has large membership.
Applications are received and there is
much interesting work in the new
organization.
The drama, "Down by the Sea-" at
the Grange Hall, Nov. IS, afternoon and
evening, with the following cast:
Abner Raymond, city merchant, n,,..
0ap'' D"H''A0"' ~ Clifford Richardson
sSptemSer Gale prOtege of John Gale, ~ n,,.,.
March Gale, protege of John Gale, Roy Davis
Jean Crapeau, an old French peddler.
Kate Raymond. a city belle, Mildred Holmes
e''''' Mrs. Frank Packard
Kitty Gale, John Gales daughter, Helen Howe
F. Fl. Richardson is enjoying his vaca-
ton in Byron looking for game. A. w.
Pitman looks after the business at the
Richardson barber shop.
Allie Buck is with his brother Albert
at Magalloway for weeks vacation.
The 9th annual Thanksgiving ball
under the auspices of tennessee
wassee Lodge, K. of P, will be given at
the Opera House Thursday evening,
Nov. "a. Music by Stearns' orchestra.
Floor manager, E. j. Sharon; aids,
JAS Usher, Il. D. Tubbs, E. Richardson
Ernest Shaw, W. E. Kenney, Il. L:
Davis, VIM. Kingman, Clarence Cole and
w. A. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Danforth left fer
Southern Pines the first of the week.
After a short visit with Mrs. Danforth's
brother, Rev. c. r. Tenney, at South.
bridge, they will continue their jour
ney south where they will pass the win
ter months. i
C.E. Holt, ESQ. has so far recovered
as to be at his Office much OF the time.
A venison supper was served mp to the
members of the Wildcat Club at DR.. +.
N. Barker's farm in Oxford Saturday
evening.
1t is reported that several of our young
ladies while walking down Main Street
near Paris Street picked up little black
and white kitten. 1t was very pretty
Yes! but they were obliged to deposit
much of their clothing in the earth for
time. Mistakes will occur now and then.
Freeland Howe and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. A. 4. Morrison, at Ban
gor, this week.
Horace Dinsmore is constructing the
foundation for two-stery tenement
house on Beal Street, opposite Hazen
Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Caswell of Nor.
ridgewock and Mrs. Maria Chandler OF
Fryeburg will spend the season with G.
4. Holt. Mrs. Chandler was Mrs. Hollis
sister.
Mrs. Abbie J. Tubbs of Waterville
was in town this week looking after her
tenement houses.
Frank Moore, while at work at Au-
hurn a few days ago, cut his fourth fin
ner so badly that It was amputated.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jason Mari are with
their daughter, Mrs. Turple, at West
Paris. As Mrs. Marr's health Is very
poor they may stay all winter.