Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-03
NORWAY.

Fire alarm from box No %, corner o.
Main and Cottage Streets, WAS rung II
Wednesday morning Q few minutes DO.
fore eight O'Clock. Fire was In Beel'i
Hotel, caused By an over-heated stove
Some damage to bedding and clothing
Extinguished with FIRE extinguishers.
Rev. 8. G. Davis Of Charlotte, N. T.,
former pastor Of Norway Universalisl
church, 10 much improved In health and
contemplatss spending the winter In the
south.
Stephen B. Cummings and wife enter-
tanned Thanksgiving Day, tho following
Mr.. and Mrs.. David Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Frank a. Beck, Capt. and Mrs.
Moses P. Stiles, and SON Richard, DR..
and Mrs. Jas. G.. Littlefeld, and Mr.. Roy
Jordan.
Bertha Mann has opened . shopping
agency In Boston. She takes orders By
letter or phone from parties who wish
shopping done In the city. She receives
discounts and percentage on the business
The business meeting OF the j. 7. r.
| c. u. of the Universalist Society was
held with Mrs. Alice Adkins on Tuesday
evening, and the following officers were
elected:
Pres-virsinia Mixer.
vice-Pres AFrancis Bartlett. -
Soc.-Ruth Akers.
Treas.-Adeline DeCoeter. :,
Lookout Committee-Hsrmon Ward, Carroll
DeCoster and Carlton Lebroke.
Social Committee Murrill Ward. Mary Jones
Flower Committee-Marion Downing. Doris
Haskell and Madeline Hayden.
The Juniors have collected ten dollars
for new siuging books.
Julia Hathaway il the guest OF her
brother, Charles L. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen McAllister, after
two weeks visit In Fryeburg, returned
the first OF the week.
BENZ. Moon Of Sweden is the guest OF
his sister, Mrs. A. T. Bennett.
Ruth Became Of Lewiston WAS with her
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Rolfe, during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Leavitt and son
John, of Norridgewock, we're the guests
Of Mrs. Leavitt's parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Frank W. Fauuce, Thanksgiving Day.
Eugene F. Smith aud wife and daugh'
tiers Elsie and Eleanor, enjoyed their
Til anks giving dinner With Mr.. and Mrs.
Vivian w. Hills on Cottage Street.
Postmaster Akers and party went to
camp at South Audover the first Of the
week deer hunting.
J. Fl. Knapp Is visiting Mr.. and MIS-
Fred A. Bolster at Bolster's Mills.
Nash of Maine has just mounted q
moose head for Robert N. Meyers OF
Jacksonville, Fla. The moose was shot
in New Brunswick. 1t Is mounted on a
mahogany panel. The gold plate. 10 in
scribed, "Shot at Little Lake, N. B., by
Robert R. Meyers, Oct. 0, 1912"
Philip r. Stone was In the post office
during postmaster Akers' absence hunt
ing.
Rev. Allen Brown and Mr.. George w.
Hunt of Bath are the guests OF Judge
aud Mrs. w. F. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Andrews celebrat.
cd their golden wedding anniversary at
their Main Street home Saturday. They
received from 8 to s In the afternoon and
from to 10 In the evening.
Ellie Swan entertained, the Browning
Reading Club Monday evening at her
home on Crescent Street. The subjects
disc used were, Thanksgiving Day and
public buildings In Washington, D. c.
Elsie A. Favor, for many years with
the Advertiser, went with her brother
Henry F. Favor, Monday to Brockton,
Mass. She will take care OF the children
for time. Mrs. Favor's death left the
children destitute of Q mothers loving
care and guidance. m,
The Congregational church fair Will be
held Dec s and 4. Chafing dish and
Dutch social will be held Tuesday even.
ing followed by an entertainment OF
music and readings. % wednesday
evening chicken pie supper and enter
tainment by Howard R. Steyens OF Port
land, soloist, and Mrs. Thomas l.. Marble
of Gorham, N. H., reader. :,
Jan. l and 2, the Western Maine foul-
try Association will hold q poultry In.
stitute at Grange Hall. Prof. Schaple OF
U. of NJ. will be one Of the speakers.
Charles Bartlett, Esq, Of Auburn, Wis.
tied bis people In town during the week.
Miss s. B. Prince took her Tbanksgiv.
ing dinner with Rev. G. E. Angel at
Freeport.
B. o. Hill and wife OF West Paris, and
W. r. Small OF Stoneham, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy d. Movers
during the past week.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, ID. A. H.,
will meet with Margaret A Baker on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 4. Paper by
Mrs. Clara A. Drake, "Christmas In the
Colonies" and reading by Clara L. Hath
away.
DR.. and Mrs. L. q. Trufant spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Trufants sister,
Mona Hoduett at Lewiston.
Frank w. Murdoch has purchased the
old shoe factory boiler.
The village schools had no sessions
after Wednesday afternoon during last
week.
C. B. Cummings & Sons have replaced
the steam heat at the Office building and
the residence OF Fred d. Cummings with
furnaces. The steam heat was taken
from the mill plant
Hon. A. ]. Stesrns and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. Fl, l.. Bartlett and family, Jose
phine Stearns and Carl Stone took
Thanksgiving dinner With Nj. ana MIS-
Charles L. Bartlett at East Stoneham.
Sergeant Alton Z. Whitehead has beer
appointed by Adjutant General Elliott
C. Dill, Captain Of Co. D, I'd Regt
In. G. 8. NJ, and ordered before an OK
aiming board for examination. Sergt
whitehead 10 to be congratulated. HI
has taken much interest In the COMPANY
matters, Is q we'll drilled and eIperienc
ed man, and will without doubt make
first.class captain. >,
While coasting near Frank Hurd'!
blacksmith shop Friday afternoon, Gilt
ford Dearborn, son Of Ephraim Dearborn
was badly injured as the consequence o.
the toboegan striking q rock. His bill
was splintered. He was taken on th'
afternoon train to St. Mary's Hospita
In Lewiston for treatment, DR.. Trufan
accompanying him. The boy Is a6ou
eight years of age.
To Mothers In This Town.
Children who are delicate, feverish and eros
r,iii oet Immediate relief from Mother Gray