Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-12
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
Tho November term OF the Norway
Municipal Court WAS held BY Judge
Jones on Tuesday. Some civil business
transacted.
The Bull Moose insignia was removed
from our Main Street BY Town Clerk
Goodwin and others Wednesday morning.
Already there ID talk OF several candi'
dates for the Norway post ofice. us
one of the best paid offices In Oxford
County.
Tax Collector DeCoster IL greatly I'M
IprovIng bis Pike Hill residence BY the
Introduction of . bath room, electric
lights and heater. Mr.. DeCoster has
one Of the best places in town. Pike
Hill 10 fast becoming the residential
part Of the town.
Il d understood that Charles q. Sar-
gent, for many years ct the head OF the
B. r. Spinuey q Co. shoe factory and
for forty years An employee OF the frm,
has severed his connection with the firm.
The annual Rebekah fair was held ut
I. o. o. F. hall Wednesday afternoon.
The ball was very pleasing In Its deco:
rations and the various booths and tables
we're most attractive. Ice cream and
sherbert with cake were served, and 1t
was all first class. In the evening the
entertainment committee presented the
following program:
Trio-violin, Marion Haskell,
| Corpet, Arthur Morgan.
Piano, Mrs. Lizzie Brooks.
Duet-Beryl and Myrtle Millett.
Violin Soio-Marion Haskell. Accompauist,
Ruth Cummings.
Reading-Chrystal Hartman.
Tfo-Violip, Cornet and Piano.
Solo-Bessie Chase. Accompanied. Doris Chase.
| On Thursday the fair closed with "Old
New Hampshire Home" at the opera
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woodman Of Bidde-
ford will spend the winter In Norway.
They have taken the tenement over
Fletcher's store recently occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher.
DR.. and Mrs. L. q. Trufant attended
the laying of the corner stone OF the new
chapel at Bates College Wednesday.
Officers of the Foreign Missionary
Society OF the N. E. Church are:
President-Mrs. r. c. Wentworth.
see.-Mrs. Flora Buswell.
Treas.-MrS. Grin stone. ,
Timothy L. Heath Is building shed
at the rear of bis residence on Main and
Horne Streets, In which be will store bis
lumber and tools.
The mems supper Of the Universalist
church to be held in Concert Hall, Wed.
nesday evening, Nov. 13, at $50 will
consist Of:
Cold boiled ham.
Cold Pressed meat.
Mashed potatoes. squash, turnip.
Pickles.
Baked beans, hot rolls. salads
Apple pie, squash pie, mlnce pie, cream
pie, cuaJard pie, pumpkin pie.
Apples, oranges. grapes, bananas.
Tes, coffee, milk, spring water.
The entertainment will be given by |
Stearns' Orchestra; V. W. Canaan OF
Lisbon Falls, reader; Mrs. Wynifred Sta |
pies Smith OF Dixfield, singer; Mrs. Cora
Briggs of South Paris, accompanied.
John Hutchins and crew have painted
the Isabelle Bradbury house on Marston
Street.
Asa Richardson OF Greenwood is
clerking for bis brother, Chas. A. Rich.
ardson, in the meat market at the corner
of Main and Bridge Streets.
George wilkins returned to his Ber-
wick home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell W. Sampson are
stopping with friends in Waterford for
time
Josiah Duttop, for some months with
Leonard Flint, is with relatives In Bangor. |
Fred Noble and party returned from
the Magalloway the first OF the week |
with eight deer. Rather good. /
Horace Dinsmore has nearly completed |
bis new house on Beal Street. He Is now
grading up the yard. W. F. Haskell has
taken the place and moved from the s.
Jason Mari house on Water St. Mrs.
Stearns has moved from Mrs. Jas. Smith
house on Dsering st., to the MARI place.
Henry Spinney Of Lynn, Mass. has
been engaged as Superintendent OF the |
shoe factory Of B. F. Spinney q GO:
Norway Anchor Lodge, l. o. g. T., No.
80, installed the following officers on
Monday evening:
CID. L. Joslin.
V.T.-Mrs. Laura Stevens.
Chap.-Mrs.Mory Z. McAllister.
Fin. sec.-H. E. Kimball.
M.-ClArence Stevens.
ID. M.-Ada Merrill.
Guard.-Mrs. Ada Cannon.
Sent-Mrs. Eliza Merrill.
Mrs. Frank N. barker visited her
daughters Marjorie and Genevieve at
Waterville this week. The girls are
members of Colby 10.
v. W. Hills was In Boston during the
week on bi,iress for his holiday goods.
Friday evening, Nov. IL, q special IS.
sembly OF Oxford Council, No. IA, X. and
S. N. will be held in Masonic Hall,
Bethel, to act on applications and con-
fer degrees. Special train Will leave
Norway, at 6:15 P. N. IL
Steheu McAllister and wife Will visit
friends In Stow and Fryeburg for two
weeks.
Annie Shank Is the guest of her sister,
Lena Shank In Providence, r. /.
The Waterford and Norway Dairy
Test Association will hold their next
meeting at Norway Grange Hall, Nov.
18th. Russell Smith Of Augusta, speaker.
Mrs. Alice Marston has taken rooms
with Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Buck In the
Bangs house.
Nov. 10th at 2 P. N. the Democrats
will hold a caucus at the opera house
to nominate candidate for deputy sher-
III at Norway.
Frank 8. Wingate and wife OF HALO
we'll were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred H. Cummings.
Several Halloween parties were given
Friday evening. The one at Grange
Hall by Mildred Noyes, Marion Gibson
and Thelma Gerry was the largest.
Games, stunts and refreshments made
up the regular order.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
HGod-fearing nation, like ours, owes