Oxford Democrat., 1911-01-24
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
A petition has been largely signed In
town for the improvement of the law re-
lating to testing cattle for tuberculosis
aud horses for glanders.
It is reported that large party Of
Democrats will attend the governors re-
ception at Augusta Tuesday evening,
Feb. 14th. Those most interested are
the old.time party men who have looked
forward to this political period for many
years.
The sewer undertaking for Norway
Village Corporation is being discussed.
Steps have been taken to secure charter
ct this session of the legislature in order
that the corporation may act on the
same this year. The preliminary survey
has been made at an expense Of about
five hundred dollars. The report will
soon be made public. The entire cost
of the undertaking will be about fifty
thousand dollars. The corporation at
large. 1t is suggested, will pay one
fourth the cost and the sbutters the
other three.fourtbs. Now nearly two
thirds of the drainage is into the stream
from the lake to the river. 1t 10 con-
sidered imperative, by many, that some
thing be done at once.
The ladies of the Universalist society
gave clam chowder and baked bean
supper Thursday evening at Concert
Hall. After the supper there was a
The attendance was large.
Senator Stearns has closed his Orchard
Street residence for the winter. he will
be at Augusta With Mrs. Stearns much
of the time until the close of the present
session of legislature.
1t is talked in military circles that
Capt. Moses P. Stiles will resign as
commander of Co. D, I'd Regt., N. G. S.
NJ, and accepta position on the colonel's
staff.
Several attended the stated conclave of
Oriental Commandery, No. %, knight
Templars, at Bridgton Thursday even.
ing to witness the work in the Order of
the Red Cross.
E. E. Hastings, Esq., OF Fryeburg, was
in town TUESDAY while attending pro.
bate court at Paris. Norway has but
one hotel now but all find that one q
uTsl CidoS uoMo ~ osoiy AooPoS''
The calico ball at the opera house
Tuesday evening was a great success.
Eighty-five couples appeared In the
grand march. The order OF seventeen
dances was carried out with nrst class
music BY Stearns' Orchestra. The
Verands Club served ice cream and cake
at intermission.
Mrs. George L. Curtis Wednesday
evening entertained the Quiet Club at
her Danforth Street home. After whist
grand good social time with refresh
ments was enjoyed. Those present
we're:
Mrs. Lila Locke.
Mrs. Mary W@inslow. @
Mrs Mrs' TrsoS T,,a p,dIon Sae,,'''"''
Mrs. Lizzie Sampson.
Mrs. Jay Whitman.
Mrs Mrs GanaHs aamis Ilae: ronn
Mrs. Inez H!lls:
Mrs Mrs Sadie Sadie. sickneI; s. rn,nL
Mira NARY Cole.
Mrs. Eta Noteworthy.
Mrs; 4arn;a Manae nstsr pecos'er.
Daisy Loring.
Elsie Favor.
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Mr. ana mrs: Cnaries u. hataawsy
anu CIara LOUISE nslusway Ts Tal.eu on
their havana 'rip monuay' Lucy WIN
be gone nearly all winter.
Edwin >. cummings ana wite are 10
take trip TO Jamaica on account Oh MT
health.
Eugene E. Andrews has been confined
to his home for few days with a severe
cold. A..
Mrs. Georgia swan ep'er.a'neu p .ne
6rown,ng Sluo a. uef Tba Ttao o,,,h Tn ,,a"a no"'
S.iee. !. mouuas n,O 0'ous o,l ns..on, ond oraati,
oers were near.y al. Presen, an,S.,a,H"aut auu ea
en1oye9 Tue supPe, anu ehun en.e.'a,no am o;s.
woodbury. husse,, ;. oi ATou.n Nou,h "So Wa,"u "no
are s.opp'ns a. tn''i H'o''" -'o' ""'
a ~ ioI ,s,".:o 10" t. uora
,arge aelegae'ca ir4i ;n;,oa M' WIZ nop9 p.;s NC
oahsL Uekan itoIse; 80 w. on v Tmasdav % eusning
r. 1reoenau . nous I hn snan,.I ] .ro;n and
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erodtiy ouJoyoo .uo up -,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIVIAN Hills VIII give
musical and social at their home on Cot
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tage otreet "wednesday oson'uk, o"u' Eo'
for the benefit OF the Uuiversalist choir.
T J,ioht refreshments will be served, All
are invited to be present.
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