Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-24
NORWAY.

Freeland Howe reports . most plea,
I. ant fishing trip at the lakes.
!. Leon N. Lopgley has purchased .
J. auto.
I. Walter L. Hutchins has taken the ur
:. per tenement In DR.. L. q. Trufant'
+. honse on Main Street.
:. Most Of the Norway attorneys who at
!. tended the Rumford term of the Suprem
Judicial Court went to Bryant's pom,
: and from there to Rumford by auto u
stage.
On Monday morning Roland, the littl,
!, six-year-o son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
: Crockett on Bridge Street, died after {
: long and painful sickness OF tuberculo
: sis. The little fellow was patient to the
! end. The funeral services were held or
Wednesday, Rev. N. C. Ward officiating
!, Capt. NJ. P. Stiles was at home from
his Portland Office the last of the week
|, Charles D. Morse Is improving bis
! Pike Hill residence by the addition Of 9
wide piazza on the easterly side and i'm
, portsnt repairs on the house and stable,
Thomas Smiley was In town looking
after his Norway store during the week.
Mr.. Smiley makes bis home at Portland,
from which place he directs and man.
ages his several stores.
A fire alarm was sent In from box So
Tuesday noon. The fire was In the sta
Bile of d. F. & E. E. Andrews on Main
Stree. 1t broke out in the Office and 1t
is not known from what cause. It may
have been from pipe. Prompt action
avoided what might have been serious
1 r,oktar Cl;rvkt do
Prof. c. j. II. Ropes of the Bangor
Seminary occupied the Congregational
pulpit Sunday. He was former pastor
at Ellsworth.
Fred G. Lowering was at the G. NJ. G..
Hospital the first of the week where he
submitted to an operation for appen-
dicts. The operation was very sue
cessful and Mr.. Lowering is rapidly re-
covering.
DR.. A. a. Staples finished his engage
ment with DR.. F. E. Drake last week.
He will open an Office at Brunswick. F.
W. Rounds of South Paris takes the
position in DR.. brakes Office.
The meeting of the interested sports
men of the village resulted in an Or
ganization of fish and game associa-
ton with the following officers:
| President-Albert j. Stearns.
| e-President-John Shepard
Secretary-l. w. Waite.
The next meeting will be held Tuesday
evening.
Wednesday evening at the opera house
will be given the last entertainment in
the Star Course uf entertainments. The
Boston Carnival Company with Mrs.
Charlotte Adams Dunno will give their
spectacular entertainment with classic
posings, etc. Geo. b. Cutler, singing
humorist, will assist.
Mr.. Hugh Pendexter, wife and SOD, OF
Rochester, N. Y, are with Mrs. Pen
dexter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Faunce, for the summer.
The Pennesseewasse Athletic AssO-
citation have leased the Taylor boat house
on Water Street and will use it for a
gymnasium and club room.
The drama, "The Country Minister"
| will be repeated by the high school Me-
| mortal night, May 30th, and the pro-
ceeds given to the athletic association.
The men OF Norway Grange will each
plant peck of potatoes for the benefit
of the hall indebtedness, at least, that Is
the vote of the Grange so to do.
Alexander MacLean, who passed the
winter in Florida, arrived in town few
days ago for the summer. He reports
| the orange business success.
George Tubbs and wife are enjoying
| life at their lake cottage for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Elliott will
take ND their residence at the farm in a
few days. They will pass the summer
m hai
home in the fall.
Rev. NJ. C. Ward was called to Wor.
cester, Mass, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Wards uncle last week.
Rev. r. j. Bruce of Spurs Corner,
the new Congregational minister, will
on May Goth preach at the Congre-
gational church.
Oxford Lodge of Masons will visit
Jefferson Lodge at Bryant's Pond Tues
day evening, when that lodge observes
it's fiftieth anniversary. A special train
has been secured, which will leave Nor
| way at Z o'clock.
Victor Mason and family have moved
10 East Stoneham where he has work in
the mill.
Vera Hawkins of Berlin, N. H., was
the guest of her friend, Susie Walker,
this week.
Two entertainments at the Opera
! House, this week were we'll attended.
On Tuesday evening, "The King OF
| Tramps," and on Thursday evening,
"Billy, the Boy Artist" Thursday even
ing the house was crowded. All seats
we're taken and there was very little
standing room. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leavitt and son OF
Swampscott, Mass, were the guests OF
Mrs. Leavitt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Faunce, during the week.
Capt. j.. Waldo Nash and Ray East
| man after three weeks fishing trip at
the Rangeleys have returned to Norway.
| Editor Sanborn ia at Sugar Island,
Moosehead Lake, at the Greenleaf
Camps for a few days. fishing and out
ing.
Mrs. Alice Horne of North Weymouth,
Mass, has visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. d. Smith.
Ralph Hartman is at home from bis
school studies in Philadelphia for the
summer vacation. For a long time,
prior to his going to Philadelphia, he
was the very popular clerk at +. r.
Stones drug store.
Memorial Sunday services will be held
at the NJ. E. church Sunday morning,
goth, at 1890 A. NJ. Harry Rust Post,
w. R. c., Co. D, I'd Infantry, Spanish
War Veterans will attend. Memorial
Day exercises as usual. Address by
Rev. c. G. Miller, music Paris Brass
Band, schools, male quartette, Invocation
By Rev. NJ. G. Ward.
Arthur E. Denison, an attorney OF No.
10, Arlington Street, North Cambridge,
who died Thursday, was former resi-
dent of Norway. Mr.. Denison was cash
Ter of Norway National Bank from April,
1872, to January, 1875, when he resigned
and was succeeded by Howard D. Smith,
the present incumbent.
The Oxford County Teachers Con-
ventiou, Of which an account 10 given
elsewhere, was very largely attended
Friday and Saturday.
Wednesday evening OF this week the
last of the Star Course entertainments
will be given at Norway Opera House.
The famous Apollo Quartet OF Boston
will appear, and the Boston Carnival
Company with Mrs. Charlotte Adams
Dunno will give brilliant spectacular
entertainment with classic posings, illu'
sions, and kaleidoscope of light. In ad.
dition Geo. b. Cutler, the singing humor'
list. will be on the program. This ID
really two entertainments In one for the
low prices Of rs cents for general admis.
, aion and az and so cents for reserved