Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-07-09
NORWAY.

Mrs. E. w. Hutchins and children left
for months visit with relatives and
friends In Exeter, N. a., and Other
places.
George L. Noyes OF Fryebrrg 10 iu
town looking after his business interests.
The animal meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Norway Branch Railroad was
held at the assessors Office Tuesday
afternoon and the following officers
elected:
| President-Herman L. Horne.
| Treas-Chas. N. Tubbs.
| Clerk-Eugene Z. Andrews.
Directors-H. l.. Horne, b. P. Jones and h.
B. Foster.
The July term of the Norway Muniei-
pal Court was held by Judge Jones on
Tuesday. Several new entries and
some few old cases closed.
Merton l.. Kimball, Esq, returned
from the Democratic National Conven.
ton Wednesday.
Samuel H. Hayden and family &C.
companied by . few friends, came from
their Haverhill, Mass, home to their
Lake cottage by auto the first OF the
week for July and August.
Miss Jennie May Morse is at her sum-
mer home with her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Morse, on Pike Hill, for few weeks.
William Bollmsn. of South Waterford,
was before Judge Jones Tuesday, chsrg-
ed with the larceny Of five dollars from
Sumner F. Kimball. he pleaded guilty
and was given thirty days In Paris Jail.
E. B. Jaokson's meat market supports
new awning.
Harry Whittum of Otisfield is the new
clerk at the Smiley store.
Bass Island is again the home for
few weeks of George A. Gum, Q. 81.
Masury, Henry Newhall and John Allen
of Danvers, Mass. Some years ago Mr..
Gum was in charge of the B. r. Spinney
& Co. shoe factory In this village, and
most successfully 30.
Prof. G. n. Chase and family are ct
their farm for the summer vacation.
Rev. NJ. c. Ward will preach Sunday,
July 21st, and his vacation will then
commence and close Sept. 9Th.
Mrs. Inez Freeman 10 visiting Mrs.
Hattie Crosby at Manchester, N. H., for
some weeks.
Frank P. Stone, after long sickness
of typhoid fever, was at his store for the
first time this week.
Hattie Cragin, for two years q teacher
in Rockland, Mass, 10 with her mother,
Mrs. S. NJ. Cragin, for her summer va
cation. She has been elected for the
next school year with an increase OF
salary.
Mrs. j. N. French has returned to her
daughter, Mrs. F. P. Stone, after pro.
longed visit With her daughter, Mrs. j.
q. Snow, in Nebraska. Mrs.. Snow &C
com panied her mother east and will re-
main until about the middle OF Septem-
Der.
Mrs. William Drake and son, of North
Weymouth, Mass, are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. 81. L. Horne. -.
Helen Howe and Mildred Holmes will
attend the summer course at the Gorham
Normal School.
George G. Leavitt is to attend the
summer school at Ithaca, N. Y.
A subscription paper for the building
of tennis court in the rear of the high
school buildings is being circulated.
July II, a union picnic of the Method
lists Of Norway and South Paris will be
held at Gibson's Grove. Boats and
tcdluo Will iuu w oSSounWooosS sAoSS
who wish to attend.
Miss Fobes, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. SWEET,
Edith and Maud Saddler, and Walter
SWEET and family enjoyed the fourth at
Miss Fobes' cottage, Woodland Home.
Charles w. Dinsmore died at his
Pleasant Street home Wednesday morn.
ing of heart failure. He was the son OF
Ansel and Judith G. Dinsmore. He was
;; IS years OF age. He married Carrie Tee.
He is survived by Mrs. Dinsmore and two
daughters, Mrs. Nellie Hoxby Of Clo-
rinda, ILL.,, and Mrs j. L. Whitman Of
Norway; a sister. Mrs. G. F. Whitman,
and one brother, Horace Dlnsmore. he
served in the Goth Maine Regiment.
John Fletcher and wife enjoyed trip
to Long Island Sunday.
The position held by John +. Shepard
| for some years before he resigned add
went to his farm to live, has been filled
by Henry A. Fletcher of Auburn. Mr..
Fletcher will be foreman Of the making
room. He has had much experience and
is said to be first class man for the i'm
portant position.
It is reported that Pennesseewas-
see Lodge, No. IS, X. of P, will not
build on Deeripg Street, but have con.
tracted for the purchase OF Grand Army
Hall.
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