Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-08-23
NORWAY.

town.
It was G. A. R. Day in town Wednes
day.
Thursday, the teachers and scholars II
the Norway Lake school district enjoyed
a reunion at the Lake school house. II
was o most pleasant affair. The dinner
and literary programme were both mos,
attractive. Many from the village at
tended.
Capt Moses P. Stiles started for Pine
Camp, N. z, Sunday morning or
the first train with full company and
complement of officers. The company
will participate in the maneuvers until
and including Aug. 81. The second
regiment, N. G.. 8. NJ, Is now commanded
BY Col. Frank NJ. Hume of Houlton.
C. N. Tubbs' son, Oscar j. Tubbs, Of
Waterville, has been selected head Of the
Winslow High School for this school
year. He is a Colby graduate, '05. BE
has been very successful with bis teach
ing since graduation.
The list of Norway teachers is:
Principal High-P. B. Hathaway.
Sub.master-W. T. Faulkner.
Lqtin-Florence l.. Whittum.
English-Caro Beverage.
Music and drawing-Mrs. A. L. Fogg.
9th Grade-Helen r Cole.
9Th Grade-Tessa Thibodeau.
It'll Qrade-Vivian Dingley.
9Th Grade-Mary e. Chafan.
9Th Grade-Irene T. Hazen.
4th Grade-Lena Tubbs.
Sd Grade
Tucker Street Prlmary-Gertruda l.. Murphy
Upper Primary-Gertrude Gardner.
Lower Primary-Elizabeth o. Lasselle.
Norway Lake-Alice Hodgkins.
Holt school-Helen Howe:
Crockett Ridge-Mildred Holmes.
Center-Annie s. Frost
Swift-Mrs. II. A: Haskell.
George NJ. Pike was before the NUM-.
cipal court this week charged with keep
ing liquor nuisance. He pleaded not
guilty and was, upon probable guilt
found, held for action of the grand jury
in 5000 bonds. Securities, George A.
Cole and Herbert Wood. Pike IL a
painter and rents tenement OF &. A.
Cole.
Mrs. p. Booker and daughters en-
tertained party Of about thirty at their
home on Marston Street Thursday even
ing at whist. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cummings of
Vanceboro and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Fields and daughters of Vanceboro were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Con-
rad of the Beal's House this week. Mr..
/ Cummings is deputy collector OF Gus
toms and Mr.. Fields custom house
officer.
Annie Schenk has gone to Frankford,
Y. where she will visit her brother
William.
Deputy Sheriff w. A. Bicknell ia
Smuggling his house, corner Bridge and
Water Streets.
At the annual meeting of the Norway
& Paris street railway stockholders
held at the Office of Freeland Howe the
following officers were elected:
President-Freeland Howe, Norway.
Clerk-Percv v. Hin. Augusta.
Treasurer-Etta II. Morrill,, Augusta:
Dircctors-Freeand Howe; Elizabeth LA . B: BeaI'
Macomber, Guy P. Gannets and Eta II. Morrill,
Mrs. Everett F. Bicknell Is visiting her
daughter, Grace Bicknell, In Boston for
ten days.
Eugene E. Andrews, wife, and son,
started for Iowa the last of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Nash entertained through
the week her mother, Mrs. 7. W. East
man, and brother, Roy Eastman. Mrs.
Eastman went to Lowell Saturday.
John Woodman and wife returned
from their trip In Canada and other
places the first of the week.
Harry T. Cole of Baltimore, Md, visit
ed his uncle, Geo. A. Cole, this week.
1t has been forty years since he last visit
ed in Norway.
Road Commissioner Millett has COM
menced work on the state road near the
ice house at the lake side. About one
thousand feet OF road will be built this
season. Last year nine hundred and
fifiy.feet were constructed. The Work
is being done well.
Rev. NJ. C. Ward and family left for a
two weeks visit with Mrs. Wards
parents in Buxton Tuesday morning
On account of the sickness of the little
son with scarlet fever, the first four
weeks of the family's vacation were
passed in quarantine at the parsonage.
William q. Knightly, the little nine
year-old son of Fred D. Kuightly, wat
thrown from his bicycle Saturday and
his left arm was broken.
! Florence Horne Of Portland 10 at the
Weymouth, the guest Of DR.. W. A
Drake and family.
+; Henry B. Foster has completed his re-
! pairs on the Horne place and Ellsworth
Young has commenced work on the
Foster place. The Foster house will bt
made to accommodate several families
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crooke'
fell and broke his knee the last of the
! week. He is improving as fast as car
be expected.