Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-12-31
NORWAY.

One more week OF vacation for the
village scholars.
Capt. N. p. stiles was at homo during
the week ma king improvements ut bis
homo on Cottage Street.
Few Norway citizens understana tne
important - we'll ~ extensive business
done by George b. Austin IN his poultry
Affairs. A short time ago be nlied An
order for . pair Of bis most attractive
chicks to 70 to Los Angeles, Calf. He
received another order Thursday morn
ing from parties In Eastern Oklahoma.
The chickens will be on the road from
seven to ten days.
Frank E. Bell, after . long sickness,
died 1t his Portland homo Christmas
morning. He was born March II, 1859,
In Boston, Mass. he married Estella B.
Croker, who survives him. For many
years he clerked for ]. o. Croker, and
later Was travelling salesman for . Port
land Arm. he was q Republican, .
member Of Oxford Lodge, r. and A. n,
Oxford Chapter, and Oxford Council,
and Lewiston Commsudery. Services
were held at Portland. Interment at
Pine Grove Cemetery.
Homer Charity Of Woodstock and
Eric Garner were before the municipal
court for intoxicatlon. Each received .
fne. Garner paid costs and was dis
charged. The other was committed for
thirty days.
Emil o. Herms, who 10 visiting bis
father, Otto Schnuer,, accompanied by
Mrs. Herms, attended to the store bust
ness.
Ruth Bean during the holidays,
worked for Miss Libby at tho Cottage
Street studio. She is very much OF IN
artist.
Dora and Frances Kerwin Of Haverhill.
Mass, were In town with friends and
relatives Christmas. :.
Simon Grover and family have moved
from East Stoneham 10 their Norway
place on Brown Street.
Homer Tubbs Of the Boston College OF
Pharmacy spent Christmas With bis
mother and sister.
George I. Cummings 10 suffering with
. broken blood vessel In his right leg.
After several days 10 the house, be re-
sumed bis duties In and about the mile.
Josephine Stearns, teacher at the
Leavitt Institute, Turner, was with her
mother and people this week.
January 1st, Abigail Whitman Chapter
| D. A. R., will meet with Mrs. Eva Kim.
ball. Evils /. Cook will tell story Of the
Revolution, and Mrs. Gertrude Barker
will havea paper on Benjamin Franklin.
Frank q. Noyes and daughter Mildred
were the guests Of Mrs. Frank Lowering,
Medford, Mass, the past week.
Clarence Parker of Wentworth lnsti-
tute, Boston, Mass, Is with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Parker, during the
vacation.
Maud Pike OF the Conservatory OF
Music, Boston, Aaron Yeaton, Donald
Partridge, Donald Bartlett, Dorothy
Tubbs, Roland Kimball, Genevieve, Mar
iorie and Hubert Barker, Donald WEIGH,
Albert Hobbs, Geneva Sturtevant, and
Edith Rideout are few of the students
who came home to enjoy the Christmas
holiday with their people.
Miss Lila A. York was with her sister,.
Mrs. Valeria A. Jordan, at Yarmouth,
the last of the week.
Howard Moulton for several weeks
has been confined to his Pike Hill homo.
He is now greatly improved and able to
take short walks. Mrs. Hannah Bradeen
has cared for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed s. Cummings returned
to Bemis the FIRST Of the week, after two
weeks with the Norway business end OF
the firms interests.
Hon. John A. Roberts Is candidate
for the Office of commissioner of agricul-
ture. Mr.. Roberts was q firm supporter
of the Progressive movement.
Mrs. Walter c. Bsssett and daughter
of Lowell were with A. P. Bassett and
family the last Of the week.
Earl Thibodeau of the Huntington
High School, Huntington, Mass, Is with
his father, Thomas Thibodeau, for few