Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-10
NORWAY.

The water In the lake IL nearly II not
quite a. low ~ for many years past. All
the sapdbars and dangerous places are
most conspicuous.
Norway people who intended An an
nual visit TO Fryeburg the past week
were greatly disappointed on account Of
the rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phelps Of Med.
ford, Mass, were the guests d bis aunt,
Mrs. Y. W. Hills, during the week.
The ladies OF the Universalist Society
gave their annual harvest dinner ct Con-
cert Hall Tuesday noon. A supper was
also served at $50 P. n. Tho attend
anoe was large.
Frank Kimball, at the Noyes drug
store, has q large display Of bargains in
books In the store windows. These arc
first. class.
George I. Cummings 10 rushing work
on bis new home on Pike Hill. he do.
sires to occupy 1t In the early winter
months. When completed 1t will be one
of the best in Oxford County In many
respects. It's situation cannot be tur-
passed.
1t Is understood that d. ]. Bangs may
possibly continue his Norway business
after he goes to Portland and engages In
his new business.
1t Is the general opinion that the South
Paris city water is first class. The great
advantage possessed by the two villages
of large water supply In each village
that may be used In times Of need Is
truly most important and much appre-
ciated.
The fruit growers are much disap-
pointed In that tho demand for apples Ia
so very low. Many apples will be held
for improved prices.
David Flood was at Pennington where
he visited bis son Eugene, and attended
the fair. He speaks of that section of
the state as being most attractive In
every way.
The "world's fair" at North Water.
ford called the attention of large num-
Der of Norway's good citizens. The en-
tertainment ct that village was 6rst-class
in every way as usual.
Miss Edith n. Smith, of the James
Smith Shoe Store, visited her brothers,
James o. and Charles R. Smith, at Port
land during the week.
Fred A. Cole aud wife have moved
from their old place on Fair Street to
the house vacated by Mrs. Emma Bick-
ford.
Mrs. Emma Mann has gone to Fort
Fairfield to care for her son Abner who
is sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Mann
left home the first of the week.
William q. Russell has moved into the
Harding house on Beal Street.
The editorial management OF the
Caduceus Is:
Editor-Cecil e. Brown.
Asst Editor-Elizabeth Andrews.
Associate Editors-Ora Howe, Hazel Bicknell.
Pointers-Marjorie Barker, Sara True.
EXchsnges-Azola Pike and Dorothy Noble.
Acknowledgment Mixer and Richard Stiles.
Aiumni-Ruth Cummings and Alma Shepard.
Business manager-Francis SWEET.
Assistant manager-Harold Pollock.
Mrs. L. 81. Trufant has been operated
upon for appendicitis and 10 getting along
very we'll it isreported. III
The ladies OF the N. E. church held
their annual harvest dinner at the G. A.
R. Hall Thursday with very good at
tendance.
]. Harvey Knapp of Bolster's Mills,
for some time with his sister, Mrs.
Julian Brown, will make his home with
her during the winter.
After an absence in California OF tfty- |
two years, Mrs. Andrew Miller is visiting
her brother, Perry Russell. Mrs. Miller |
Ia accomp panied by her son Mark.
Judge and Mrs. w. F. Jones entertain |
ed Rev. A. B. Hervey the first of the
week.
Merton L. Kimball. wife, and son,
Houghton, were In Boston few days
the first of last week.
BENJAMIN Tucker and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Favor at
Brockton, Mass, this week.
Edith Rideout of Bates College enjoy |
ed Sunday with her mother In Norway.
Frank P. Allard of North Conway,
N. H., made his Norway friends short
visit this week. With him In the auto
were W. D. d. Hill, A. D. Davis and A.
T. Davis of his home place.
Scott Merrill has improved bis cooper |
shop on Pleasant Street BY the introduce
ton of electric lights. He is doing
big apple barrel business.
Harry Packard and wife, for the sum-
mer of the Mountain View House, Range |
ley Lakes, returned to their Norway
home this week. They enjoyed the
summer greatly.
D. L. Joslin, for long time agent for
the Metropolitan Insurance Company,
has closed his labors with that company |
and will soon 60 to Massachusetts, In
short time.
The members of the veranda Club
gave Mrs. Emma Bickford reception
and present at G. A. r. Hall Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Bickford for many years
has been an active member OF the club,
and her many friends wished her much
happiness in her new home. i
At the annual meeting Of the Oxford
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 20, F. and
A. NJ, the following officers were elected
H.P.-wiggin L. Merrill.
K-Arthur z. Forbes.
SD. n. Stewart.
Treas.-Jas. N. Favor.
Sec.-Chas. r. Ridlon.
Fin. Com.-Howard d. Smith, A. w. walker
and Charles H. Adams.
The usual business was transacted,
banquet served and social hour observ-
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