Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-09-10
NORWAY.

NUN WAx>
Peter Moret has moved from Norway
to Limerick, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian W. Hills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene r. Smith and daughters,
Elsie and Eleanor, Mr.. and Mrs. George
&c. Lowell of Richmond, Mrs. Lizzie
Alexander of Augusta, and Miss Brack.
EFT of Freeport returned from four
days trip around the White Mountains
Wednesday evening. They visited
Grafton Notch, Upton, Enroll, Umbagog
Lake, Dixville Notch, Colebrook, N.
H., Canada, and back by way of Lancas-
ter and Crawford Notch. The most ex-
cellept Now Hampshire roads furnished
the auto party something to think about.
Mrs. j. E. Alexander of Augusta
visited her sister, Mrs. E. r. Smith, dur
ing the week.
The September term of the municipal
court was held by Judge Jones Tuesday.
Some few old cases were closed and
number of new entries made.
NJ. W. Sampson, who has been sick
for some time, is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Bangs and
family have gone to Portland. Mr..
Bangs will engage In a new business
that he has traded for, and the daughters
will find employment In the city and
schools.
Mrs. Montelle Bradbury of Auburn Is
with her people in town for few days.
Postmaster Akers is making improve
ments IN the Norway Office. The last Ia
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The letters are placed in the machine
and the stamps are Cancelled by the turn
ing of wheel.
George Moholland, wife and children.
after a visit with Mrs. Susan Cragin,
have returned to their home in Maiden,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larry, for several
years the caretakers for F. w. Sanborn
at Round Pond, will return to their
Gilead farm this fall.
Rev Merrill G. Ward and family and
Mrs. Wards mother, Mrs. John NJ Har
mon, came to Norway by auto Thursday.
s. R. Billings of Newtonville, Mass, is
stopping at his lake cottage.
n. B. Cotton of Conway, N. a., made
his Norway friends call Thursday,
while passing through the village.
The Republican rally at the Opera
House Tuesday evening was we'll at
tended. Hon A. j. Stearns presided
and introduced the speakers of the even
ing, Elk Governor Bert M. Fernald and
Congressman E. j. Hill of Connecticut.
The various issues of the day were dis
cussed in very interesting and instruct
i've manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Stone were in
Bethel, the guests of Mrs. Stones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Abbott, last
week.
Arthur Easton will close his services
at the Smiley store and enter Tufts
Dental College after October first.
Catherine Normandy of Lewiston has ,
taken the place of Ella Chamberlain.
at the office OF B. +. Spin
ney & Co.'s Norway shoe factory.
Another victim of the Waterford auto |
road was before the Norway Municipal
Court. After a plea of guilty he was
discharged upon payment of costs
to s7.66.
Mrs. William F. Jones is with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hunt, at
Bath for short visit.
The Norway High School class Of 80, :
held their reunion at the home Of Mrs.
Lila Stearns Friday evening. OF the
original twenty.four the following were
present:
Verne NJ. Whitman and wife
Freeland Howe and wife.
Harry p. Jones and wife.
Nettie Fuller and husband.
Grace Severs and husband.
Horace II. Cole.
Geneva Cross Cook.
Rust jackson.
Carrie Tucker.
Lee NJ. Smith.
Carroll Berry of Portland, after several
weeks with Vivian Akers, has returned
70 his home.
Julian Brown and wife will entertain
next week his sister and her daughter,
Mrs. Luella Warren and Fannie of Roch-
ester, N. H.
Sybil Witt of Dorchester. Mass, is the
guest of her uncle. E. E. Witt.
Services were resumed in the Congre-
yational and Universalist churches Sun
first week in September.
Mrs. w. w. Whtmarsh Is the guest Of
Der sister, Mrs. Albert Thompson, in
for two weeks.
Annie Bagley was the guest of Miss
Addie Shattuck at the Lake the first of
the week.
Mrs. Dennis Pike and daughter Azola
are stopping at her sons farm in Green
wood, the Doughty farm. !!
Ed. W. Dyer of Skowhegan enjoyed
his vacation in town with bis family. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pendexter are to
occupy the rooms recently vacated by |
the Prince sisters, in the Abbott Block,
during the winter.
Vina Nelson, stenographer at the
Office, fell at the skating rink /
at Central Park Monday evening and :,
broke her ankle.
Harriette E. Cragin, after visit with
her people, has returned to Rockland,
Mass, to resume her duties in the city !
schools. Miss Cragin has first class
position as teacher.
Emerson Kilgore has returned from
the Eye and Ear Infirmary at Portland.
He can see "first rate with both eyes" he
says.
George n. Bennett has visited his
brother, Edwin Bennett, and sister, Mrs.
John Taylor, in Portland, and his niece,
Mrs. G. II. Hills, at Falmouth, the past
week.
Mrs R. L. Powers was In Boston dur
ing the week on a business trip. This
season Leah Wetherbee, May Adams
and Mrs. Ernest Robbins will work for
her.
On Sunday, Sept. %, there will be a
Sunday School rally at the Methodist
Church in this village.
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