Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-08-22
NORWAY.

Road Commissioner Roberts comes In
for many good words for the excellent
road he has constructed on Bridge
Street.
Herbert P. Frost has purchased .
Buick auto which he will run for the
public In connection with his livery
stable business. Tho public demand
quicker service, Mr.. Frost says, and the
auto is q necessity In bis business.
The postal saving system is much ap-
Ipreciated by the patrons of the Norway
post Office. New accounts are of daily
occurrence and the system 10 evidently
supplying long needed accommoda-
ton for the patrons Of the Office.
Judge Jones returned from ten days.
vacation at Small Point on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jones and the children will remain
at Small Point some time yet.
Mrs. William A. Bibber and daughter
Marion Of Richmond are the guests OF
Mrs. Bibber's sister, Mrs. E. F. Smith,
for two weeks. Much of the time will
be enjoyed at the Smith cottage, The
Alexander.
Miss Ora Reed and friend, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Odiorne of Richmond
drove by auto from their home Sunday
and called on Mrs. Odiorne's sister, Mrs.
e. F. Smith. They returned after four
O'Clock and took supper in Richmond, a
distance of about fifty miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Bangs were called
to Bethel Sunday by the sudden sickness
of their daughter, Mildred. The sick
ness was caused by ptomaine poison
from lobster or clans. Miss Bangs re-
covered rapidly.
The H. T. Webb Co. will, It is report.
ed, do one OF their greatest years can
ming this season. The sweet corn crop
is looking unusually we'll.
DR.. Albert Thompson and wife and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Blake of Phil |
adelphia, who have been guests of Capt. |
and Mrs. W. W. Whitmarsh, left the
first of the week. DR.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son will pass ten days at Poland Spring. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake return to their |
Philadelphia home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. McSwiney Of Bos-
ton are the guests of Mrs. McSwiney's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Fuller, and |
her sister, Mrs. Louis Brooks.
Will Libby is enjoying his vacation at
the Callahan Cottage with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hathaway
accompanied by Clara Louise left town
Monday on an auto trip through the
White Mountain region.
Carl Stone is visiting in Dixfield, the
guest of Jamie Sturtevant, for week or
ten days.
Major Bal F. Bradbury, Capt N. P.
Stiles and Co. D boys have returned from
muster at Augusta.
H. L. Libby and wife have returned
from weeks visit with Mrs. Libby's
sister, Mrs. D. B. Brown, at Breezy Point,
Harrison.
Grace Bicknell, for some time engaged
in the teachers agency of Boston, has
position as principal teacher
of the girls school in Perkins Institute.
She is now in Boston for few days on
business. She assumes the duties of her
new position in September.
Philip Stone, for some time teacher in
Warren, Mass, has accepted the position
Of principal of the South Paris Grammar
School. Mr.. Stone is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Fred Stone. He Is a graduate
Of the Norway High School.
Carl Stone, Ralph Hartman, and
Homer Tubbs have taken the state exam.
nation in pharmacy at Augusta.
Mrs. Addie Rowe is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. s. n. Stanton of Lynn,
Mass, for two weeks.
Hosea Abbott is with his wife at Mrs.
C. c. Tibbetts' at Kennebunk for a short
vacation.
Mildred Files, Olive Ring and Virginia
Wilson have returned to their homes in
Roxbury, Mass, after very pleasant
visit in town.
Mrs. Inez Tabor of Yonkers, n. T.,
and sister, Idona Tubbs, OF New York,
are the guests Of their father, Chas. N.
Tubbs.
Susie Kelley, for some time stenog-
rapher in B. F. Spinney & Co.'s Nor
way Office, closed her services with the
firm this week. She was the guest Of
honor at party of Norway friends Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Frank Beck has returned from
ten days visit with her father, David
Jordan, at the farm in Albany.
Fred Cook and wife of Westbrook
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Cook.
Charles Walker and Eliza Walker of
this place pleaded guilty in the munich
pal court Monday to disturbing the
peace and were fined one dollar each and
costs. Sentence suspended.
State road work has been resumed on
the lake road, near the Norway Lake
brook. After the storm George Wood
did excellent work with tho log drag on
Main Street.
Fred Brown of Caribou was with relar
tives in town over Sunday.
Rev. A. T. McWhorter and family
have been at the Crommett cottage at
the lake.
W. W. Twombly and wife celebrated
their fifty.second wedding anniversary
last week.
DR.. Chas. L. Cragin, wife, and daugh-
ter, of Portland, were the guests OF the
Doctors mother, Mrs. Susan Cragin, dur
ing the week.
Guy N. Carter OF Lynn, Mass, has
been with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
W. Carter, for two weeks.
Special Prizes for County Fair Ex-
hibits.
We wish every farmer who uses Bow
ker's Fertilizers or Bowker's Pyrox