Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-04-16
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
DR.. Frank N. Barker has new auto, {
Buick runabout. He purchased It Of
Fred Hartman who holds tho agency u
this section.
Capt. NJ. P. Stiles and wife are Ii
Portland for the week. Richard Stile,
and Alton Whitehead. during Mrs. Stiles
absence, arc with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
81. Beck.
Several of Norway's citizens, interest.
cd in politics, were at the Bangor con-
vsntion last week.
The water In the lake 10 much higher
and c. B. Cummings and sons will com.
mence saving at the upper mill In the
near future. They have large amount
of timber ready for the sawyer.
The annual corporation meeting was
held at the Opera House Tuesday even.
ing. The following officers were elect
ed:
Moderator-A. 8. Kimball.
Clerk-Frank Z. DeCoster.
| and W. A. Bicknell.
Treasurer. E. DeCoster.
Collector-Frank e. DeCoster.
Eng,neers-G. r. Hathaway, J. p. Culinan
Fire Police-G. A. Morse, 8: G. Hatch, Guy
Estes, q. (. Walker, II. E. Mixer and Z. O.
Winsiow.
Appropriated for night police 5000.
Voted to purchase 40.gallon chemical
engine for the fire department. The
matter of an incsndescent light on Pleas
ant Street nearly opposite Owen p.
Brooks and the building sidewalk in
front of the Engine House were left with
the assessors. The hose house near the
Opera House will be enlarged for the
chemical engine and the place heated
from the Cummings plant. One hundred
and fifty dollars was voted for the new
sidewalk and tho usual amount for cur
rent expenses for the year.
Merton l.. Kimball is the Democratic
District Committeeman for Oxford
County chosen at the state convention
at Augusta.
Richard Lasselle has accepted the po-
sition In the shoe factory recently vacat
ed by q. T. whittridge.
Mrs. Freeland Howe, for some time
with her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Morrison,
in Bangor, has returned to her home.
Addie DeCoster became librarian
Tuesday morning when Mrs. Hattie Har-
mon closed her services with the Nor
way Public Library and will soon move
to Lewiston where her son Is living.
The Spot Light dance in the Opera
House Wednesday evening was big
success. Fifty couples on the grand
march. Hobbs Premier Orchestra.
Management Homer D. Tubbs, E. L.
Bigelow, and Arthur q. WEIGH.
Asa Needham of Auburn was In town
the first of the week. He Is engaged in
carpentering in Auburn, and Is very sue
cessful.
Oxford Chapter, r. A. c., No. 20, will
entertain Bradford Chapter, r. A. NJ of
Auburn Tuesday evening, April 23f.
Six candidates will receive the degrees,
and the visiting chapter will do part OF
the work. The new banquet hall will
be used for the first time.
The Chapman concert will be given In
Grange Hall under the auspices of the
senior class of the Norway High School.
Tickets so cents.
The ladies' night to be given by the
members of Oxford Castle, No. 2,
K. G. E., at their hall, will be on the
evening of Wednesday, April II. En-
tertainment and banquet.
F. W. Sanborn returned from bis
Moosehead camping and fishing trip
Wednesday. He reports big time.
Leon NJ. Longley Is improving and re-
pairing his residence on Maple Street.
Mrs. Il. j. Bangs In the interest OF the
church and to increase her % cents gave
an entertainment at her home, Tuesday
evening, consisting of . farce, "When
Women Vote" The parts were we'll
rendered and the attendance was more
than expected.
Alice Abbott of Auburn is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Abbott,
for visit.
Eustace F. Bennett, we'll known In this
section, died at the Central Maine Gen.
eral Hospital at Lewiston the first of the
week with pneumonia. he was sick but
two or three days.
Postmaster c. 8. Akers attended the
postmasters' convention In Boston this
week.
Fred A. Cole attended the Maine
optometrists' meeting at Lewiston Wed
nesday.
Saturday evening, Alma Shepard and
Harold Pollock, in honor OF their seven
teenth birthday, entertained at the
Shepard farm. Games, music and re-
freshments were In order. Miss Shepard
was presented with . gold chain and
Cross and Mr.. Pollock with q scarf pin.
Those present were: Lillian hay, Mar.
iorie Barker, Bernice Nash, Lillian
Powers, Ava Andrews, Sara True, Mil
bred Curtis, Marion Bangs, Marguerite
WEIGH, helen Bangs, Marion Gibson,
Francis SWEET, Donald Welcb, Carroll
Bartlett, Floyd Haskell, Cecil Brown,
Ernest Ham, Philip Young, Minot
Doble, Donald Andrews, Harold Thomas,
Albert Hobbs, Rupert Mixer, Elmer
Packard, Clayton Heath, Ned Shepard.
Howard D. Smith and wife left for
Washington, D. c., Thursday. They
Joined q party Friday at Portland. Mrs.
Smith will attend the national congress
of the D. A. R. to be held In Washing.
ton, DC.
Mrs. Linnie Bartlett, for long time
with a. j. Bangs Pure Food Store, ID
clerking for Stuart Goodwin in the Free
land Howe insurance Office.
The members of Mt. Hope Rebekah
Lodge, l. o. o. F., held its annual roll
call Thursday evening. After the ban
quet was the roll call and then followed
very pleasing farce, when Women
Vote" The attendance was large
There are about two hundred and fifty
| members.
THE DANGER AFTER GRIPPE
lies often In run down system. Weak
| ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, ener
~ and ambition, with disordered livel
and kidneys often follow an attack oil
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