Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-01-30
NORWAY.

Not exactly an "open winter" after all.
b. r. Spinney & Co. are mailing lsdies'
shoes this winter. The business IL un-
usually good.
Charles A. Buck has accepted posi-
ton in the Poland Spring blacksmith
shop. He has moved his family there.
He recently sold out his business at OK
ford and moved to Norway, occupying
one Of w. G. Pierce's cement houses on
Beal Street.
DR.. q. L. Bartlett's horse was frighten-
ed by the electric cars, Thursday after
noon while standing In front Of Abbott
over, the contents of the sleigh scattered
upon the street aud the horse at last
stopped before doing much damage
Frank II Beck has completed his heat
ing plant at the garage on Main Street
and has II in operation. Mr.. Beck and
helper did most of the work.
Fred H. Cummings gave military
whist party at the Stephen b. Cum
mings house on Whitman Street. Invi-
tatiOns were sent out for fifty tables. It
was given In the interest of the Oxnard
fund of the Universalist church. Re-
freshments were served at each table,
aud the entertainment was both finan
cially and socially big success.
The exhibit Of Capt. John W. Nash
for the New York Sportsmen's Show 10
one of the best.
The list of new officers of Mt. Hope
Rebekah Lodge, No. So, l. o. o. F., is
as follows:
N.G.-Mrs Kate Mann.
VEINS. Nora Bradbury.
Sec-Ars. Eva Kimball.
Treas.-Mrs. Hattie Sawyer.
R. 9. y. G.-Mrs. Nora Keen.
L. s. n. G.-Mrs Maggie Libby.
Chap-Mrs. Margaret Libby.
Con.-Mrs. Frank Brett
I.G -Mildred Potte.
o. G.-Myrtle Haskell.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Norway Water Company was
held on Monday and the following off,
GERS elected:
President-Chas. n. Tubbs.
Vice. President-A. L. +. Pike.
Treasurer-w. W. Whitmarsh.
Directors-A. L. r. Pike. Eugene e. Andrews,
Frank Q. Elliott. James n. Tubbs, Herbert r.
Andrews.
Mrs. Alvin G. Scribner Ia recovering
from the surgical operation at the c. NJ
G. Hospital, Lewiston, rapidly. 1t is ex-
pected that she will soon return to her
home.
The supper at Concert Hall, Tuesday
evening, was we'll attended and q very
good number listened with much pleas
IRE to the lecture on "Stsge. Players and
Dramatists," by Rev. c. G. Miller Of
South Paris.
C. E. Russell, who fell about twenty
feet while at work at the ice house Sat
urday, is getting along nicely. he landed
On his feet and sprained both ankles.
Mrs. John A. Harding, for some time
with her son, W. F. Young, Crockett
Ridge, has returned to her home at
Tivertown, Mass.
Mrs. Rebecca W. Knight died at her
Norway Lake home, Wednesday, Jan.
"a, of heart failure. She was 81 years,
months and % days of age.
Mrs. George l.. Curtis is with friends
in and about Boston for ten days
visit.
Mrs. Mary Pike was called to Berlin,
n. a., by the sickness of her daughter,
liza Pike, this week.
Ethel Proctor has recovered rapidly
from the operation for appendicitis. She
is able to walk to the post Office daily.
The weeks meeting of the New Idea
Society, on Wednesday, was with Mrs.
Lester Ashton.
The officers of the Congrsgationalist
Society Circle are:
President-Mrs Henry j. Bangs.
ar Vice preafdent-Ars Alberf j. StAarDe
2d Vice. President-Mrs. Eugene e. Andrews.
Treasurer-Mrs. John +. Swain
Secretary-Mrs. Eugene n. SWEET.
The Rebekahs' installing team of Nor
way drove to Buckfield Tuesday evening
and installed the officers of Good Faith
Rebekah Lodge, No. 40. Rather cold
but excellent sleighing.
Fred L. Hartman has taken the agency
for the Buick automobile. His Office is
at the Elm House.
Tessa Thibodeau, who has been at the
C. NJ G. Hospital for an operation for
appendicitis, has returned to her Nor
way home.
John Hines of South Paris pleaded
guilty to intoxication in the Municipal
Court Tuesday and was fined 50 and
costs. Sentence was suspended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Cummings re-
turned TO their Bemis home this week.
Mr.. Cummings was absent during the
week in Boston and New York.
Rosamond Durham has returned to
her duties at the express Office. She has
been sick for several weeks.
Ned Cross, Frank Herrick and Homer
Truman are gathering brown tail moths
for the town.
Co. D, N. G. s. NJ I'd Regiment, will
be inspected March l1th and April 18th.