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

Spring term Of school commenced
Monday.
The telephone company moved inc
their new office in the Odd Fellows
building Friday. The Office 10 IN up 70
date affair In every respect.
Judge WIN. F. Jones and Supt: o.
Schools Emil o. Herms also took
possession of their Offices In the new
block this week Thursday and Friday:
Mr.. Herms has one Office In the south OF
the building In the second story, ad1oin-
| ing the court room. :,
Ernest l.. Turner has accepted posi-
ton in a shoe factory at HallOwell and II
he likes will move his family there after
month or two.
Capt. Moses P. Stiles has been ct bis
Portland office during the week.
The mems supper at Concert Hall
Tuesday evening was great success.
They cleared on the supper and enter
tainmenr, "mock trial." nearly $50. :,
Special communication OF OXFORD
Lodge, No. 10, F. and A. NJ, was held at
Masonic Hall Friday evening. Work, +
G.. degree. R. w. Ned l. Swan, District
Deputy Grand Master OF the 10th Dis
trict, made his official visit.
Mrs. w. F. Jones enjoyed few days
visit with her people in Bath last week:
Harry C. Everett, who has purchased
the wood working plant OF the late
Amasa Robbins, Is employing several
hands and has all the work he can attend
to. The plant is we'll situated and In
great demand.
Herbert F. Andrews, of the firm of H..
F. & E. <. Andrews, left for Iowa Mon
day for carload of horses
The annual meeting of the Norway
Village Corporation will be held at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening,
A Drill II, at 7:SO p. NJ. Other than the
usual articles to be acted upon are: To
see il the corporation will establish an
incapdesceut light on Lynn Street. TO
establish an incondescent light on School
Street. To see if the corporation will
vote to relocate the boundary Of the Nor
way Village Corporation. To see II the
corporation will vote to purchase
chemical fire engine. To see 1t the cor
poration will build suitable room for
the hand tub. To see II the corporation
will instruct the assessors to relocate the
street lights. To see what action the
corporation will take in regard TO con-
structing q sewer. To see what sum OF
money the corporation will vote to grant
and raise for the construction of the
sewer, TO determine how II shall be
raised and the amount that shall be
assessed on abutters, and to appoint
committee which shall have charge OF
the construction of the same.
L. n. Longley and Horace Mixer are
making improvements on Jas. N. Favor's
house on Pleasant Street.
The annual meeting of the Univers-
alist Ladies' Circle was held at Mrs.
George /. Cummings Wednesday evening
and the following officers elected:
President-Mrs. 8. B. Cummings.
vice.Pres.-Mrs. Clarence Downing. Mrs. F.
E. Drake and Mrs. E. =. Bicknell.
Secretary-Elsie 4. Favor.
Asset. Sec.-Mrs. E. r. Bicknell.
Treas.-Mrs. James Danforth.
Asst Treas.-Mrs. Geo. !. Cummings.
Work Com:-Mrs. n. A: Oxnsrd; Mrs. =; +.
Mrs 4. r. Bicknell. Mrs. A. s. Kimball.
Doorkeeper-Otto Schnuer.
Ross Upton, who broke his leg some
time ago, is able to get about the house
with the use of his crutches.
Mellen w. Sampson has been confined
to his home with severe attack OF rheu-
matism.
Prof. V. NJ. Whitman and son Victor,
of Laconia, N. H., are visiting Judge
and Mrs. C. F. Whitman.
D. S. Sauborn, who has been very sick
at his home, lower Main Street, ia much
better. Walter L. Sanborn of the Bos-
ton Globe and Agnes Sanborn, teacher In
Mass, were called home.
Horace Pike, who had slight shock
last week, Is improving.
r. d. Thurston went to the Maine
General Hospital last week for treatment
for hernia. He Is doing well.
Henry z. Foster opened his store to
the public Saturday, April l.
Mrs. Augusta Holmes, Miss Helen
Holmes and Mr.. A. Royal Carl and wife
of Franklin, N. H., were the guests OF
Capt. and Mrs. j. Waldo Nash.
Supt. of Schools Herms and wife en-
joyed few days with friends in Turner
last week.
Mrs. Frank Bell has returned to her
home In Portland after visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Croker.
The Wild Cats gave DR.. Bial F. Brad
bury a reception at the Barker farm In
Oxford Wednesday evening, just before
he went South.