Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-01-10
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
The January term Of the Municipal
Court was held at the Office Of Judge
Jones Tuesday. Usual business for The
term.
Private William s. Urqubart has beer
dishonorably discharged from Co. D
I'd Regt. Unfit, N. G. s. II.
Considerable pine lie being yarded BY
&C. B. Cummings & Sons this season
The snow is not sufficient for good work
In all places.
Hon. A. j. Stearns, Eugene e. An
drews and Hon. A. 8. Kimball were ir
Augusta during the week, Mr.. Stearns
as senator, Mr.. Andrews as representa-.
tive, and Mr.. Kimball as councilman fol
this district. Norway 10 the place from
which to step into good office, surely
Lauristine Foster, the little seven
year.old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Foster, while at play at the
school house Thursday just before
school, fell and broke her collar bone
She was taken homo and q physician
could be expected.
At the annual meeting Of the First
Universalist parish Thursday evening
folio wing the supper, Col. E. +. Smith
was elected moderator; Charles F. Rid
lon, who has served the parish as clerk
since 1889, was reelected clerk; Otto
Schpuer was elected treasurer and COL
lector; Stephen B. Cummings, Vivian
| W. Hills and Everett F. Bicknell were
elected parish committee; Emil o.
Herms, Mrs. E. F. Smith and Mrs. V.
W. Hills, music committee. The re-
ports Of the treasurer and parish COM
mittee presented the fiscal matters of
the parish In most favorable condition.
One hundred dollars was voted to the
Oxnard fund, and the parish committee
was authorized to borrow money to pay
the Frances Henry Besrce fund and the
balance OF the Oxnard fund.
The following officers of Harry Rust
Post, No. 81, G.. A. R., were elected at
the last regular meeting Of the Post, and
will be installed by Stephen l.. Ethridge
Tuesday evening, Jan. II. They are:
Com.-w. 8. Cordwell.
v.Com.-E. r. Kneeland.
surg.NG. E walker.
o. DID. A. Jordan.
Q. Nm. e. Kimball.
D. G.-Perry Russell.
Chap.-W. E. Cox.
Adj.-Freeland Young.
Pat. Ins.-Ed r. Kneeland.
s. W.-Oscar Graves.
Q. NJ. SIS. L. Ethridge.
q. N. Black, formerly in business in
town, now of Berlin, N. e., was with
Norway friends last week.
Hon. John A. Roberts installed the
officers of Crooked River Grange Satur-
day, the 7th.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Swift are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Swain. Mr..
Sw 1T is looking after the refrigerating
bus mess in Maine cities.
The annual parish meeting of the
Congregational church Wednesday even
ing was we'll attended. After the sup.
per the reports of the officers and COM
mittees. The following officers were
elected:
Moderator Howard D. Smith.
Clerk-Geo. W. Holmes.
Collector-A. L. F. Pike.
Treas.-Eugene N. SWEET.
Parish Commit 'e-Herman L. Home. Silas
d. Andrews, Frank H. Noyes. Albert j. stearns
Finance Committee-H. d. Smith, L. 1. Gilbert
and H. +. Andrews.
Music Committee-Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Horne
and b. F. Bradbury.
Pew Agent-E. n. SWEET.
Ralph Hartman, after a short vaca-
ton with luis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Hartman, Fore Street, has returned to
his college studies at Philadelphia.
In spite of the very bad weather Tues.
day there was large attendance at
the Oxford County Pomona Grange.
The sessions in the forenoon and after.
noon were very interesting. Vocal and
instrumental music and discussion Of
the question, 1.-THE Development OF the
State" were excellent.
Clerks ball Tuesday evening, Feb.
14tb, at the opera house will be the
event of the winter as usual. Those
having it in hand are:
Pres.-Lester v. Ashton.
Vice. Pres-IIarry W. Luck.
Sec. and Treasured Z. Smith.
Floor Manager-Homer d. Tubbs.
General Committee-Stuart w. Goodwin Louis
j. Brooks and Albert c. Fogg.
Refreshment Committee-Ronel c. Ricknell,
Iva Russell, II. W. Luck and Susie NJ. Walker.
MUSIC COUlInlttc6-ItO. IL. SuIuo anu Saiiio
Tucker.
Decoration Committee-Albert C. Fogg. II. w.
Luck and Lee NJ. Smith.
Committee on Badges-Mrs. Eta Ridlon.
Reception Committee-Al II the lady clerks.
Mrs. j. e. Budden celebrated her Saith
birthday Saturday, Dec. 81, and enjoyed
the day with Capt. and Mrs. j. W. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. l.. Hathaway and
Clara Louise Hathaway will visit Ha-
vana, Cuba. They 60 by way of Key
West, Fla. They will spend some two
or three months south. They 60 about
the middle of this month.
While the young people were coasting
on Pleasant Street between and s
o'clock Friday evening, double runner
carrying about half dozen went off over
the bridge near John Hazen's. Miss
Annie Brooks was badly injured, her hip
being broken and the leg broken in q
number of other places. The Others on
the sled were shaken up and bruised
but not seriously injured. Miss Brooks
is the daughter of Charles Brooks, a
member of the class of 1911 In the high
school, and q most estimable young lady.