Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-11-07
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
William w. Twombly, lifelong resi-.
dent of Norway, and one Of her best
citizens, cnntem plates selling his resi-
dence on Deering Street and going with
his wife to Portland to make their home
with bis son, John G. Twombly. Mr..
Twombly for some time was in trade 10
the place. Mr.. and Mrs. Twombly have
many friends. All are sorry to have
them 60 away.
| Owen P. Brooks has sold his meat and
fish market on Main Street near the Elm
House to e. B. Jackson. Mr.. jackson
took possession of the business Wednes-
day morning.
The harvest supper at Concert Hall
Tuesday evening was we'll attended. The
supper was first-class. A very pleasing
musical program was in order after the
tables were removed, the proceeds to be
applied to the Oxnard fund.
Fred Davis has nearly completed his
new house on the corner of Whitman
and Summer Streets. He moved into
his new home this week.
John Hayes of Lisbon, n. a., was In
town this week visiting his friends. His
daughter Daisy is married and lives In
Idaho. Mrs. Hayes Is visiting her
daughter in Idaho. The son Ernest ia
running his fathers bakery business in
Lisbon.
1t is reported that Eugene Libby will
be employed as care taker at the Opera
House in the place of William Twombly
when he resigns the position. Mr.. Lib
by is care taker at the I. o. o. F. Block.
A stated convocation OF Oxford Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 20. was held at Ma
sonic Hall Wednesday evening. Work
Royal Arch.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ridlon have re-
turned after their vacation during the
month of October. They visited most
of the time in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Fl. Cushman
entertained party of friends at their
home on Marston Street Thursday even
ing at tea and social evening.
The Mt. Hope Rebekah fair will be
held in the Odd Fellows new hall on
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 22d and
23d. Supper on Thursday evening will
be followed by a ball in the Opera
House. Much work is being done by
the various committees as follows:
Fancy table-Eva NJ Kimbsll.
Variety table-Gertrude Libby.
Fish pond-Noras Bradbury.
Candy table-Gertrude Hosmer.
Apron table-Gertrude Parker. |
Ice cream and cake table-Georgia Swain.
Fancy bag taDle-Marion Libby. |
Each chairman is we'll supported on
each committee.
Thursday evening, Nov. I'd, the fol-
lowing Pythian lodges held district
convention at Norway. Representatives
were present from Norway Lodge, Ham
lin Lodge, South Paris, Craigie Lodge,
Oxford, Valley Spring Lodge, Water
ford. W. c. Kicker of Portland, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal, was pres
emit. Work was exemplified in the rank
of Page by Oxford Lodge, and that of
Knight by the Norway Lodge.
Mrs. Nettie O'Brion Of Auburn is with
her sister, Mrs. George W. Locke.
Rev. Merrill c. Ward attended the
convention held at Auburn this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Conrad and son
Sammie have returned to their home at
the Beal's House after very pleasant
outing in eastern Maine.
John Walker and wife have returned
from Poland Spring where they have
Just completed their summer work.
Elbridge Walker and Josiah Richard
son have painted the Rustfield Cemetery
fence on Greenleaf Avenue.
At the annual meeting of Norway
Federation of Women's Clubs the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Lolita Ashton.
Secretary-Mrs. Alice Stearns.
Treasurer-Mrs. Annie Favor.
Auditor-Mrs. Emma Jones.
A. j. Nevers and wife have returned
from visit with their son, DR.. Harry
Nevers, at Lawrence, Mass.
Charles Bonardi of Lewiston has
opened a fruit store in the old tele-
phone Office in the Howe Block. The
store is very attractive.
The members of Pennesseewassee
Lodge, K. of P, will give their 2Sth an
nual Thanksgiving ball at the Opera
House Thursday :evening, Nov. Soth.
Music by Stearns' Orchestra. Floor
manager, II. d. Tubbs; aids, w. ID. u.
Smith, Fl. G. Everett, z. Richardson, Z.
J. Sharon. Honorary aids, F. W. Shaw,
Paris; Fl. G. Fletcher, South Paris; c.
W. Chandler, Oxford; L. r. Record,
Waterford; and Clarence Cole, Bryanes
Pond. Refreshments will be served at
intermission.
A. W. Thomas, James Wight, Fred
Lovejoy, 1. W. Waite, and Fl. G. Dins-
more, after a weeks trip in Upton, re-
turned Thursday with four buck deer.
Norway Grange will serve chicken
pie supper at Grange Hall Friday even
ing, Nov. 10, followed by dance. i
The town lookup has been changed
from the Bicknell store location to the
southeast corner of the basement of the
Opera House.
George Stephenson, the boat builder,
has returned from his hunting trip with
25O pound bear in one hand and lots of
game in the other.