Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-03-07
NORWAY.

Il Inc mems class at tue UnlVorsaiisl
Sabbath School will give their annual
supper Tuesday evening, March 2Sth.
They will at that time present drama
after the supper for entertainment.
Fred 81. Cummings, who managed the
ladies' minstrel show recently, will clear
nearly $500. This amount will 60 to-
wards making up the Oxnard trust fund.
NJ. l.. Kimball, Esq, was In Augusta
laat week on business.
4 Col. Hume of the Second Unfit, n. g..
Is. NJ, has appointed Capt. Moses P.
Stiles of Co. D as captain and commits
sary. Capt. Stiles will resign as com.
mander OF Co. D and accept the staff
appointment.
First Lieut.. L. q. Daughraty will with.
out doubt be elected captain OF Co. d to
fill the vacancy caused by the promotion
of Capt. Stiles. Guy r. Stevens, first
sergeant, 10 candidate for first lieuten.
ant, and for second lieutenant, vacancy
caused by resignation of Second Lieu.
tenant C. A. Marston, there are several
candidates.
S. B. & z. s. Prince have closed their
dressmaking rooms and are In Boston
and New York for two weeks on bust
ness trip.
The Woman's Christian Union will
hold their annual sale and supper on
Wednesday, the 18th, instead OF the Sth,
as intended. An excellent supper will
be served.
Friday evening at the Norway Grange
Hall, under direction of the Board OF
Trade, a reception will be rendered
Chas. P. Barnes, Esq, from 8 to 10
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are about
to move to Houltop, whore Mr.. Barnes
has formed co-partnership with Ira G.
Hersey for the practice Of law; firm name
Hersey & Barnes.
Mrs. R. L. Powers left Friday for Bos-
ton and New York, where she will pur-
chase new stock of goods for her store.
In the recent fire in the opera house
block her stock of goods were entirely
destroyed.
Rev. R. j. Bruce and family were the
guests Of friends at Bolster's Mills re-
Gently.
Ross Upton, who broke bis leg about
three months ago, is unable to sit up a.
yet, but is In good general health and
spirits.
The fire alarm was sounded Wednes-
day evening about seven o'clock from
box No. 50, corner Paris and Main
Streets. The chimney in the w. D. Bis
bee house burned out. No damage was
done, but some expense, only, for the
corporation.
It is generally understood from the
report Of the committee, fought not to
pass," that there will be no recorder for
the Norway Municipal Court at present.
George Robinson and family have gone
to Skowhegan and will move there a.
soon as Mr.. Robinson finds satisfactory
house.
Mrs. Susan P. Kelley observed her
birthday March 1st. 1t was her 18th
Many OF her people, neighbors and
friends, called during the day. Mrs. |
Kelley is In excellent health and the day
was one of marked pleasure for her and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oxnard and
daughter OF Medford, Mass, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Oxnard
during the week.
The N. q. s. seniors held sociable at !
Grange Hall on Friday evening. Good
time; we'll attended.
Rev. z. A. Davis and Rev. B. G. Went !
worth of South Paris and Norway held /
revival meetings at the Baptist church ,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
last week. The meetings were of con-
siderable interest. |
At the annual meeting of the ladies'
circle at the Center the following officers
were elected:
President-Mrs. Mark G. Richardson.
Vice resident-Mrs. George Hobbs.
Sec. and Treas-Mrs. Alvin Brown. /,
Coll-Mrs. Alfred W. Whitehouse.
The society is in first class condition .
financially. !
Norway High School juniors will give !
their sixth annual exhibition at the !
opera house on Friday evening, Apr. !
14th. The entertainment will consist Of
drills and music by the orchestra OF the
school. readings, solos, vocal and instru-
mental music.
G. Fred Stone aud wife entertained
their son, Philip Stone, Of Warren,
Mass, last week. /
The Ladies' Circle of the Universalist /
church will give supper and entertain .
ment at Concert Hall, March 18th. !
After the supper farce entitled, Glow
the Story Crew." will be presented.