Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-02-07
NORWAY.

The mems supper at the Congrega-
tional church Wednesday evening was q
social and financial success. The supper
as usual was excellent and the entertain.
ment by Mrs. Thomas Marble Of Gorham,
N. a., reader, and solos BY Mrs. Wyni.
fred Staples Smith Of Carthage. soprano,
has seldom been excelled. The gross
receipts for the evening were SIG, which
was to the society about $40 net. Nearly
everybody was present and greatly en-.
joyed the evenings pleasures.
Anchor Lodge OF Good Templars
worked two candidates Monday evening
and elected the following officers:
Emma Stone.
V.T-Mildred Kelley.
sec-Grace Steyens.
Treas.-Aar0n Paige.
Chap.-Laura Stevens.
F.S.-Harlan Kimbsp.
Mar.-Oscar Cleveland.
8. W.-Mrs. Geo. McAllister.
W. W. Twombly is able to attend to
bis duties as janitor of the Opera House.
Now comes bill for q recorder for
the Norway Municipal Court with a
salary of SO a year. A Norway or
Paris man wanted. Good light job for
some ambitious young man. The re-
corder is judge 10 the absence Of His
Honor.
Frank Jones and Joseph Sheridan
were sent to Jail for vagrancy, Tuesday,
by the Municipal Court, for ten days.
Rev. Luther F. Mckinney Of Bridgton
will lecture at the Universalist church
Feb. 9th, at s Pm, on sour Tropical
Neighbors." The lecture will speak of
his experiences while U. s. minister to
Colombia, South America. This will be
a very interesting lecture and rare op-
portunity to hear firstclsss lecture.
Vivian w. Hills has established him
self In the store with Otto Schnuer for
time. Mrs. R. L. Powers has taken her
stock to her rooms on Deering Street and
Henry B. Foster has moved bis clothing,
etc., to C.. B. Cummings & Sons factory
where the stock will be prepared for a
fire sale. Work on the repair of the
stores has commenced and tho tenants
will be in their old places in the near
future.
A new safe of the Vulcan Safe & Lock
Co. has been placed in the Office of Drs.
Drake & Rounds this week
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.
Hathaway and Miss Louise have received
cards from them dated at Havana telling
of their safety.
The Daughters OF the American Revo
luton will hold their next meeting Wed.
nesday evening with Mrs. Evils Cook on
Beal Street.
Mrs. C. P. Barnes was In Augusta dur.
ing the week with her husband. She at
tended the meeting of the Federation of
Women's Clubs.
DR.. L. Hall Trufant, town physician,
was called to the town farm Saturday
afternoon. He reached the farm after
hard drive but was unable to return to
the village until Sunday afternoon on
account OF the condition of the roads
near the farm.
Donald B. Partridge, after recovery
from an operation for appendicitis, has
returned to Bates to resume bis studies.
Mrs. John q. Fletcher returned from
Lewiston Monday with her son, Lloyd,
who has been at the hospital for surgi |
cal operation.
Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury returned from
her , isit in New York with Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Seitz, the first Of the week. She
had very pleasant visit.
The officers of Oxford Lodge, No. /,
Ark Mariners. elected at the last regular
voyage are:
v.P.-E. j. Record. |
Ark Master-W. 8. Cordwell.
Ark Mate-C. W. Chick.
sec.-Geo. W. Holmes.
Treas.-H. j. Banga.
Tyler-H. r. Andrews.