Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-02-21
NORWAY.

The important business about town II
the removal OF brown-tail moth nest!
and attending fire sales.
DR.. Bal F. Bradbury's horse ran dowr
Water Street Thursday morning snC
overturned the covered sleigh In W. A
Bicknell's yard. The horse was stopped
by Mr.. Kimball of C. r. Rldlon's store
One thill was broken, and otherwise
slight damage done. The doctor wa'
making call at the time.
The ladies Of the UniversalIst society
on the supper for the clerks ball and tht
food sale following cleared nearly fifty
dollars for the circle Tuesday night
Q. B. Cummings & Sons are. as usual
putting large amount of pine on thu
lake at Norway Lake. The firm delivers
the pine from Fore Street near Frank
Wilson's at the mill pond. Some of 1t il
most excellent timber.
The Sunday School class over which
Mrs. Albert j. Stearns presides elected
officers as follows:
Pres.-lrene Locke.
Vice. Presentation l.. Bangs.
Treas.-Josephine Chase.
Sec.--Ava M. Andrews.
Claes workers-Ethelyn Lasselle, Alice Pledge
and Clara Shepard.
Wednesday evening the ladies of the
Congregational society gave baked
bean supper followed by an entertain.
ment, under direction Of Mrs. b. l.
Bartlett, consisting of piano solos, read.
ings and a farce, 1.-THE Birds Christmas
Carol" Very good attendance.
Mrs. Webster Kilgore Is at the C. NJ
G. Hospital for treatment. She is get
ting along very we'll.
James o. Croker will improve bis
store by the removal of the counters in
use for fifty years, and introducing
model plate glass show cases.
Chas. A. Richardson's meat market,
corner of Main and Bridge Streets, has
been improved by very large refriger-
ator. This store has been occupied as a
meat market for long time and has al
ways supported good one.
On Wednesday evening, March Sth.
the ladies of the w. c. T. U. will hold
their annual sale and supper. The sale
will attract attention in the afternoon
and the supper will be served at 8:45.
All at the new Grange Hall.
Valentine Day was observed In all the
grade schools on Tuesday. This has
been one of the most pleasant and at
attractive days In the whole winter term
of school and has withal been made
very instructive.
Gentlemen's night was observed Fri
day evening at the mid winter meeting
of the Women's Clubs at the new Grange
Hall. The supper at 6:45 was followed
by lecture by E. Il. Forbush of the
Audubon Society of Boston, with short
musical programme by Mrs. Kimball,
Mrs. jackson and Mrs. Bradbury.
Leslie McIntire of East Waterford In a
very interesting speech explained to the
Of the Board of Trade the OBJ
ject of the meeting of the Maine State
Seed Improvement Association and the
Maine Dairy Inspectors Association to
be held in Norway in December.
Abuer Mann, who Is employed as
salesman in a boot and shoe store In
Fort Fairfield, attended the clerks ball
and made his people short visit this
week.
Mrs. E. R. Kneeland, who has been
sick for a long time, has so far recovered
her good health as to be up and about
the house and attend to her home. She
has not been ont of the house yet.
Capt. John W. Nash will prepare the
Grand Trunk Railways exhibit for the
National Motor Boat Show to be held at
Madison Square Garden.