Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-08-06
NORWAY.

The rain came just in good season 70
the crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Smith an,
daughters, Elsie and Eleanor, have jos
returned from . two week. outing Il
Richmond and other places along th
Kennebec river.
In the Municipal Court Charles p
Kimball appealed from . sentence o
thirty days in Paris jail for intoxication
8. G. Foster and r. L. Hartman quail
fed as sureties for his appearance at th,
October ttrm Of the Supreme Judicia
Court at Paris.
The present owners of the old G. A. r
Hall or Ryerson Block. the Knights o.
Pythias, are repaintipg and repairing
the building. When completed it vii
be one of the attractive buildings in thu
village. II is we'll situated and q valu
able piece Of property. 1t will be the
future home OF its present owners.
V. W. Hills has purchased and Gu,
down the tree at the entrance to his gar
age on Cottage Street.
Mrs. Howard B. Young has returned
from two weeks visit at Cape Cottage
and Portland.
All hands are making ready to attend
the circus. As usual 1t will without
doubt be the best ever here.
Elsie Favor, after q visit with her
brother In Brockton has returned, &C.
companied by her neice Marion e. Favor,
who will visit here and In Otisfield for q
short time.
The officers elect of Norway Anchor
Lodge, l. o. G. T. No. 80, are as follows:
C.T-Clarence Stevens.
T.-Mrs. Laura Stevens.
Chap.-Mrs. NJ. e. McAllister.
r. Sec.-H. e. Kimball.
X. Sec Emma r. Stone.
Treas.-Aaron Paige.
M.-Bennie McAllister.
The officers will be installed Monday
evening, Aug. IL, by Rev. B. G. Went
worth, L. D., in the church vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cummings enter
tanned at Goat Island az guests the fol-
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. John r. Swain,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kimball, Mrs. Flor
ence Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. s. 81. Ring,
Of Portland, Me-, George Schank, Of
N. Y.
Fred E. Smith, president of the local
board of trade has appointed as a COM
mittee to confer with the selectmen rel
alive to town meeting for school bust
ness the following: A. j. Stearns, z. n.
SWEET and q. S. Perry.
]. N. Favor was in Boston and Brock
ton this week on business trip.
Rev. Mr.. Griswold Of Newport, R. l.,
will conduct services at Christ church,
Sundays at 1890 a. m.
Capt. NJ. P. Stiles, commanding Co. D,
I'd Regiment N. G. s. NJ, and company,
are ordered 70 report for duty at the
armory on Friday morning Aug. 9th, at
O'Clock for maneuvers in the vicinity of
New York, Aug. 1918. We understand
the company is in most excellent con-
iition and will make first-class show
ing.
Abijah A. Reed of Hallowell, for some
lime at w. C. Hobbs farm, committed
suicide Saturday morning by hanging
rom tree in the rear of the house.
Coroner Bassett was called but did not
consider an inquest necessary. The de-
ceased was SO years of age. Remains
we're taken in charge by Undertaken
Bolston and shipped to Hallowell for in
erment.
1t is reported that the chemical fire
will be exhibited on Main
Street Monday evening.
Ned Shepard, Rupert Mixer, Cecil
Brown, Donald WEIGH, Samuel Klain
md Knox Bickford of the Hospital
Corps, LIST Maine Regiment Coast Ar
illery, returned Saturday from ten
lays outing at Fl. Williams.
Mrs. A. G. Lord after ten days visit
With relatives in Brockton, returned the
asst Of the week.
Until after the close OF the East PO-
and camp meeting there will be no
,ervices at the NJ. E. church except Sun
lay, Aug. 18th.
william Thompson is with his wife at
Judge Jones'. Mr.. Thompson broke his
eg while at work at Gardiner and was
jared for by Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. j. w. Hoxby of Clarinda, Iowa,
'or some time the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Carrie Dinsmore, returned last
Mrs. Herbert Hosmer has so far re-
covered as to be able to attend to some
If her household duties. For two weeks
he has been at her lake cottage.
N. D. Merrell was fined IS and costs,
30 Is, in the Municipal Court recently
or cruelty to animals.
Mrs. A. j. Stearns gave an announce
nent party in honor OF her sister,
Josephine B. Stearns, at her home on
Orchard Street. This announced the
of Miss Stearns to Carl e.
Stone, son OF Frank P. Stone, the drug
,ist. They receive the congratulations
If all.
1t is reported that DR.. F. W. Rounds
las declined a most fattering offer to
AXE charge of the Deans Dental office
md become instructor In the Louisville
Dental College. Many people would be
greatly dissatisfied with such change
q the Office of Drake & Rounds.