Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-03-19
NORWAY.

The Board Of Trade meeting held on
Friday evening was not very largely At
tended. .Supt. Morrill, and Prof. Hath.
away took some time In discussing the
proposed commercial aud agricultural
school. The subject will be again dis
cussed In the next meeting Of the
board.
Many OF the attending attorneys,
jurors, and witnesses found very accpt.
able accommodations at the Bealx
Hotel In this village. 1t 10 without
question the best listed in Oxford
County.
The annual meeting of the Federation
of Women's Clubs 10 this place was held
at G.. A. r. Hall Friday evening and the
following program was rendered to the
great satisfaction and pleasure Of the
large attendance:
Piano Solo. Lillian Powers.
Reading, Hugh PendeXter.
Violin solo, Marion Haskell.
Reading, Ava Watson and Hugh Pendexter.
Refreshments were served and social
hour enjoyed.
The ladies were entertained by Nor
way Camp of Woodmen in the Grange
Hall on Tuesday evening. Rev. q. E.
Dunnack of Hallowell presented the
camp with the state banner for the lsrg-
eat gain 10 membership for the past
year. State Deputy Woods of Bangor
was present and made an excellent
speech. A. E. Morse of South Paris en-.
tertained the company in . most pleas
ing way. Past Consul Harry Lane
10 60 he Of ha
the banquet the company enjoyed an
order Of dances with music by Stearns'
Orchestra. The affair will long be re-
membered az the best.
BENZ. Tucker celebrated his s1st birth
day Monday with family dinner at his
home at Norway Lake. Twenty-Five
were present at the dinner. There was
music, speeches, and much talk and con-
gratulations while the birthday cake
was eaten. Mr.. Tucker is In excellent
health.
Lenten services at the Uhiversalist
church will be held az follows: Thurs
day evening, March 81, sermon by Rev.
R. r. Johonnot of Auburn; Tuesday
evening, March 20, sermon by Rev. G.
q. Temple of Lewiston; Thursday even.
ing, April 4, annual roll call and COM
munion service.
An extended program will be In order
at the recital by the pupils of Ethel
Wentworth March Goth.
Mrs. Merrill C. Ward entertained her
mother, Mrs. John II. Harmon, Of Bux-
ton, during the week.
The Country Doctor, very pleasing
drama, was presented by the senior
class of the Norway High School at the
Opera House Friday evening. The
house was we'll filed and the various
parts we're we'll acted. Proceeds for the
benefit of the class treasury.
There is great demand for coal In
the village. Many are without coal for
range or furnace and are obliged to
burn wood. The Norway and Paris
Street Railway Co. is with great diff.
Guilty able to secure enough for It's use.
Horace Cleveland was elected D.
Conductor and Emma F. Stone, D. V.
T., at the District Lodge Of Good Tenn
plars in session at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe, Jr., of Port
land were the guests Of Mr.. Rowe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe, Cot
tage Street, this week:
r. w. James b. Stevenson, District
Deputy Grand Master of the 10Th Ma
sonic District, made Oxford Lodge, No.
IS, F. and A. NJ, an official visit Friday
evening. Work in the third degree fol-
lowed by banquet.
Mary e. Adams Of Boston 10 with Mrs.
R. L. Powers again this season.