Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-04-25
NORWAY.

Mrs. Y. W. Hills. assisted by Mrs. E.
r. Smith, Mre. G. r. Ridlon and Carrie
Tucker, entertained the Quiet Club and
guests at her home on Cottage Street
Wednesday evening at whist and re-
freshments. The party consisted Of
thirty-two ladies.
Cal Kneeland has accepted position
with his brother In the eastern part of
the county. While Mr.. Kneelsnd Is un-
able to enter into the hard mill work he
will superintend the day crew for
time.
A number of Norway parties visited
their lake cottages Patriots Day. Cot
tagers are anxious to see the lake free
from ice and little warmer weather.
Nell Sampson Is putting his lake
steamers and boats into condition for the
seasons work. He will provide the pub
lie with the best service during the sum-
mer ever given on the lake. Mr.. Samp-
son will give his personal attention to
the business.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, I. o. o. F.,
held its first roll call in the new hall
Thursday evening. After the supper
and evenings business there was pre-.
sented farce. The attendance was
large and the evening most pleasant
one, surely.
Road Commissioner Roberts has his
road drags In active operation and they
have the general appearance of doing
very good work. The new state road on
the Lake highway is In first class condi-
ton.
A special meeting of Norway Lodge,
No. 10, l. o. o. F., was held Sunday at
the new hall. The order attended
church in body at the Congregational
church. The anniversary sermon was
preached by the pastor.
Elgin Greenleaf and wife accompanied
by Llewellyn Cummings open their
Sugar Island fishing camps, Moosehead
Lake, for the season at once. They 90
at once to the camps to make them |
ready.
Charles A. Frost is at work for Grant
Abbott on Pike Hill.
In the Norway Municipal Court Fred |
Harding was fined IS for assault on
Clarence Jackson. Walter Jones of
Waterford for cruelty to bis horse was
fined S., and Thomas Lanigan for intoxi-
cation was fined IS, sentence suspended.
The others paid and were discharged.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth and wife went
20 Berwick the first of the week. They
attended the Maine Conference at Bidde-
ord.
Rev. R. j. Bruce, E. N. SWEET and F.
4. Noyes attended the Congregational
Club meeting at Falmouth Hotel Mon
lay.
Eben Marston, who lost his eye few
lays ago while snow balling at school, is
.etting along as we'll as can be expected.
Mrs, Cora E. Seaberry Of New York,
v. c. T. U. speaker, will hold union
emperance meeting at the Congrega-
ional church on May IA at $3.50 P. NJ.
o. P. Brooks, 1t Is reported, will use
n auto in the sale and delivery Of bis
market commodities in Oxford, Mechanic
falls, Waterford, Greenwood and Lowell.
lie can thus cover much more territory
nd do the work much better.
E. M. Thomas and G. L. Davee, shoe
epairers, have gone into business to.
ether in the Bartlett store. Mr.. Davee
as vacated his place of business In the
Ioyes Block.
Representatives from the Colonial
lass Co. of Boston, who have been at
York on the M. E. church at South
'aris, have reloaded and carefully re-
aired the memorial windows in the
church.
Blaine S. Viles of Augusta, of the
om missioners of Inland Fisheries and
Iame, was in town the first of the week.
Tuesday evening, April rs, the ladies {
the Universalist Society will give
upper at Concert Hall. After supper
.ev. Chester G. Miller Of South Paris
ill deliver his.lecture ~Travels on the
rest coast of Mexico, Central and South {
.merica."
Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury has been with {
or daughter, Mrs. Lester Cowan, at
.umford.
Mrs. Merrill C. Wards reception to {
or Sunday School class Tuesday after
DON at the parsonage from four to six
clock was we'll attended.
S. D. Andrews is improving. he Is
BILE to leave his room and 60 up and
own stairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knight have leas-
d the Dea. W. II. Porter place, lower
lain Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed S. Cummings, after a 9
hort visit In town, have returned to
'emis.
Eugene Russell of Portland made his
arents a short visit the first of the
,eek. Mr.. Russell is conductor on the
lectrics.