Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
NORWAY.

Nell w. Sampson, after some days, Il
able to DO on the streets again.
Henry j. Bangs 10 stopping ct Var.
mouth for abort time on account Of
bis health. After very severe attack
he 10 somewhat improved.
Parties who have cottages about the
lake, after few days visit to them, de-
clare this to be the best time OF the year.
S. B. & 2. 8. Prince have opened their
old dressmakipg rooms In Abbott Block.
It 10 understood that tho Masonic
trustees have leased the Masonic build
Ing store on Cottage Street to Longley &
Butts, who will move their plumbing
stock and tools there and will also put In
q stock Of stoves and furnaces, with
hardware In the near future.
Several auto parties left town during
the week for hunting trips In the north
ern part Of the county.
The apples shipped from tho Norway
station are more In quantity and better
In quality than for years past. The
shippers In this section are making .
special effort to send to market only the
very best fruit. 1t Is reported that as
result the prices are much higher.
Willis E. Powers Of South Paris plead.
ed not guilty to complaint for embez-
cling 500 from the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. In the municipal court and
was bound over 10 the sum OF 5000 for
the March term Of the s. j. Court.
Landlord 8. W. Conrad left In charge
of the Bsal's House during his few days
absence w. L. Merrill and Theodore
Frost.
W. Scott Partridge, Of the firm of
Partridge Bros, is at the Central Maine
General Hospital at Lewiston for treat
ment.
r. NJ. Lee NJ. Smith assisted by George
L. Curtis installed the officers Of Oxford
Lodge, No. 10, F. and A. NJ, Friday
evening:
W. M.-Horace e. Mixer.
8. W.-Stuart W. Goodwin.
J. w.-wiggin L. Merrill.
Treas;1aGeorgs L; . CIFsi''
Chap.-John Il. Murdoch.
8. D.-Urshsll Cannon.
J.D.-Frank Brett.
8. Sired Z. Smith.
J.S.-Fred w. Evirs.
Marshal-George Hathaway.
Organist-Ralph 8. Osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Fletcher moved
Tuesday from the Hathaway Block to
their new home on Main Street, the
Wallace Ryerson place, adjoining
Clarence NJ. Smiths residence.
]. q. Knapp, after q visit with bis
brother.in-law, A. L. Penley, ct Me-
chanic Falls, has returned to bis Nor
wav home.
Vivian NJ. Akers is teaching and paint
ing in Strong.
A. L. F. Pike and brother, Frank Pike,
are shipping apples. |
Mildred Noyes, Marion Gibson and
Tbelma Gerry gave Halloween party
at Grange Hall Friday evening. A most
delightful time 10 reported.
Alonzo j. Movers, who has for long
time suffered with his wounded foot, has
of late been able to come down stairs to
the store. He and Mrs. Movers are soon
TO visit their son, DR.. Barry Movers, at
Lawrence, Mass, for some time.
At the mems supper at the Univers-
alist church Nov. 18th an entertainment
will be in order after the supper. Mrs.
Wynifred Staples Smith of Dixfield will
sing and Y. w. Canaan of Lisbon will
read. Music will be furnished by |
Stearns' orchestra.
Eden Stevens is shingling the Bartlett
store building.
Tessa Thibodeau, after weeks sick. |
ness with an abscess In her throat, re. |
sumed her school duties the last OF the
week. Mrs. b. L. Bartlett supplied for |
her.
William Fellows and wife have return |
ed from New Hampshire for the winter. |
He is employed as fireman at the shoe
factory at present. i
Donald WEIGH, Carroll Bartlett and
Albert Hobbs of the U. Of N. spent Sun.
day at their Norway homes.
Victor Whitman and wife will leave
the farm on Crockett Ridge and spend
the winter with Mrs. Whitman's mother,
Mrs. Carrie Dinsmore, on Pleasant
Street.
Friday evening, Nov. Is, the operetta,
Grandma's Birthday, will be presented
at Concert Hall for the benefit OF the
Universalist fair.
After spending the summer In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. French returned
to their Jamaica Plain, Mass, homo the
first OF the week.
The E. B. jackson store Ia being paint |
ed by John Hutchins and crew.
Pearl Cook entertained her friends at
whist Thursday evening. There was OF
course music.