Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-06-28
NORWAY.

Everybody attended the circus last
week.
C. B. Cummings & Sons have driven a
large number of logs to the Crockett
Bridge.
The fishing at the lake was never as
good as it is this season. The sports.
men do not destroy the black bass but
return them to the lake. 1t Is said they
can be taken second and third time.
Paul D. Sargent, State Road Com
missioner, Of Augusta, accompanied by
Col. A. B. Nealley of Lewiston, called on
friends Monday. They were going to
Waterford to attend hearing relative
to change in state road on Tuesday.
DR.. w. F. Stewart, D. D., of Detroit,
preached at the NJ. E. church in this
village on 1.-THE Religion of Paul. Sum
day morning. In the evening bis sub
ject was "The Coming Kingdom. Is
the World Growing Betterp" The at
tendance was very good.
The following N. q. s. graduates are
enjoying an outing at Coles Island this
week, viz: Lucy Barrows, Ronell Bick-
nell, Gladys Buck, Francis Danforth,
Geo. II. Felch, Alton E. Frost, Percy Y.
Fogg, Phil Haskell, Ollie Libby, Mildred
Pottle, Alta Pottle, Don Partridge,
Geneva Sturtevant, Guy Stevens. Chap
eron, Mrs. Victor Partridge.
Among those who attended the Uni
versalist State Convention at Lewiston
from Norway were: Rev. NJ. G. Ward,
Mrs. S. B. Cummings and daughter Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 81. Beck, Mrs. David
Jordan, Mrs. NJ. A. Oxnard, Mrs. G. s.
Tucker, Mrs. Witt and Mrs. Perham,
Mrs. Emma q. Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Horne and
family OF Lewiston are occupying their
lake cottage.
Ralph Hartman, formerly with F. P.
Stone, has accepted position in Whit
ney's drug store at Rapgeley Lake.
Thaxter B. Doughty found bis neigh
Dor, Alonzo Brickett, at his home on the
Waterford stage road, in an unconscious
condition Monday morning. As Brick.
EFT did not 90 to Doughty's for his milk
Sunday or Monday, Doughty investigat-
ed and found Brickett lying on the floor
Mail received Saturday had not been
opened and by that it is supposed he
had a shock some time Saturday. One
side was paralyzed and he was unable to
speak. He was taken to his niece's,
Mrs. Oscar Cox's, where he is receiving
the best attention. He lived alone.
Capt. j. w. Nash and Nell Sampson
visited Christine Lake, Percy, N. e.,
tue last of the week and caught some
very good trout.
Rev. B. G. Wentworth was in Old Or
cbard a few days last week on business
trip.
Mrs. NJ. H. Merriam is at her Falmouth
Foreside cottage for some weeks.
DR.. Albert Thompson, wife and daugh.
ter, of Philadelphia, arrived in town for
the summer last week. Much of the
summer will be spent at Rock Island in
Lake Pennesseewassee.
Annette Washburn has accepted
position as instructor in music and draw
ing at Rockville Center, Long Island, N.
Y. She has held that position in the
Norway schools during the past two
years.
Porter L. Swift has accepted position
as assistant consulting engineer with the
Schwartzchild & Sulzberger Packing
Co. of America, with headquarters at
Chicago.
MIS-. Merton L. Kimball and son
Houghton have gone to Ellsworth with
Mrs. Kimball's parents, for the summer.
Albert Fl. Williamson, at one time of
the Noyes Drug Store, is an inmate at
DR.. Kings Hospital in Portland.
Cyril w. Foster is at Poland Spring
for the summer. Oscar Frost is also at
Poland Spring.
Stephen B. Cummings entertained his
Sunday School class at his Hanover cot
tage near Howard's Pond. Among those
present were the members of the
knights of King Arthur and G. w.
Foster, Carroll Bartlett, Geo. and Will
I.eavtt. They all report big outing.
James N. Favor and his cousin, Arthur
Tucker, are enjoying fishing trip at
Kingield.
Mrs. James N. Favor and son are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles An
drews, at Augusta.
Howard D. Smith, cashier OF the Nor
way National Bank, attended the Maine
bankers annual meeting at Bangor.
Several members of Bridgton Com
mandery attended the meeting at Bridg-
ton Thursday evening and enjoyed the
trip down Songo st. Johns Day.