Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-04-02
NORWAY.

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Ladies' night will be In order by OF
ford Lodge, No. IS, r. and A. NJ, u
the near future. For special reasons tn'
annual affair was not enjoyed last year
A stated convocatiou of Oxford Roya
Arch Chapter, No. 20, was held Wednes
day evening at Masonic Hall. Work II
Mark.
N. r. Kicker Of Auburn was in towr
Wednesday and Thursday. he renewed
his acquaintance with the towns people
and was much pleased with the town.
George l. Cummings has his new resi-
dence on Pike Hill nearly completed and
will move into the house within few
weeks.
James O. Croker is improving bill
store with paint inside. The new worh
room and Office add greatly to the
place.
Charles E. Dunn died at Medford,
Mass, while with bis son, William Dunn,
and the remains were brought to Nor,
way and the interment took place 81
North Norwsy, Monday. He was borr
in Oxford. April Sd, 1885. He came tc
Norway in 1855. He served through the
civil war. He is survived by three sons,
Virgil E., Charles E., Of Norway, ano
William of Medford, and one daughter
A brother, Elmer T. Dunn, also survives
him. He was one OF Norway,s pes'
citizens and highly esteemed by all.
The town school committees OF NOR
way and Waterford held meeting In the
municipal court rooms Saturday and
organized as follows:
Chairman-William F. Jones.
Secretary-L. Hall Trufant
Observation-Disclosures c. morrill,.
The committees are:
Norway-L Hall Trufant, Herman l.. Horne
and william r. Jones.
Waterford-Frank II. Morse, Eugene Neisol
and Clayton Mclntire.
DIR. Harry Nevers of Lawrence, Mass,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Nevers, this week.
Norway Village Corporation will hold
its annual meeting Tuesday evening,
A pril 9th, at the Opera House at 1880
O'Clock. The warrant contains the
usual articles, and cart. 8. To see II the
corporation will vote to purchase a
chemical fire engine" Article 10 calls
for an incandescent light on Pleasant
Street, near o. P. Brooks place. Moth
inp in the call for action for a public
sewer. =,
Orrin Brown, for a considerable time
past in poor health, was taken to the
hospital the first of the week for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Twombly OF
Boston we're the guests of Mr.. Twombly's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Twombly,
the last of the week.
Pennesseewassee Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, ladies' night, at the opera
House, Tuesday evening, was q most
successful affair. "a Family Affair." a
three act drama, was most pleasingiy
presented by local talent. After the
play nearly ninety couples formed on for
the grand march and with Stearns'
orchestra q most delightful order OF
dances was enjoyed. Card tables were
provided for those who did not dance.
Frank Starbird pleased the audience
with q very humorous reading. Re-
freshments of ice cream and cake were
served at the proper time. The COM
mittee OF arrangements consisted OF
Randall o. Porter, Will A. Lewis and d
A. Abbott, and they were given much
credit for their excellent work.
The Freelapd Howe insurance business
has been purchased by Stuart W. Good
win. who will continue the same at the
same place.
Harry Everett, while putting on belt
at his shop, got his hand caught IN the
pulley and belt and broke 1t Tuesday.
The Universalist church supper, at
Concert Hall, Friday evening, was we'll
attended. A drama, "a Lion Among
Ladies'" was we'll presented.
John Shepard and family have moved
to their farm, the Charles Freeman farm
Hon, A. J. Stearns and wife entertain.
ed friends at their home on orchard
Street, Wednesday evening.
Several cases of small pox are report.
ed in town. At Bell Humans and at
the "Bee Hive" so-called, corner OF
Water and Pleasant Streets. 1t Is re.
ported that the cases are all OF mild
description. r.
DR.. Bial F. Bradbury started fol
Leavenworth, Kansas, Wednesday morn
ing for a two months study at the
government hospital.
Mrs. n. L. Bartlett teaches for Tena
Tubbs. who is sick with mumps.
Rev. B. G. Wentworth and wife at
tended the annual Methodist conference
at Lewiston this week.
The shoe firm of K. NJ. Thomas q co.
has been dissolved by mutual agreement.
Mr.. Thomas continues the Norway busi'
ness and Mr.. Davee will open a shop IN
South Paris.
Richard P. Lasselle has returned from
st. Louis, Mo-, to his Norway home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stephen B. Cummings
and son, Stevie, were in Boston several
days this week.
DR.. A. G. Young of Augusta, secretary
of the state board Of health, was In town
the first OF the week to investigate the
small pox cases.
Edwin Lester Mari, for something
like a year at the Augusta Insane
Hospital, died there the first OF the
week. The remains were brought to
Norway by his parents, Mr.. and MRS
S. Jason MARI, Thursday. 1nterment IN
Lowell.