Oxford Democrat., 1912-10-01
NORWAY.
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lquality and much nearer full size than
was expected.
Thomas L. Woodley, who some
twenty FIVE years or more ago was fore
man Of the B. F. Splnney Shoe Co. In
this place, now of Texas, made his Nor.
way friends call this week.
W. W. Whitmarsh Is having his build
ipgs painted. John Hutchins and crew
are doing the work.
Editor Sanborn 10 soon to construct q
driveway from Bridge Street around his
buildings on the south side Of Main
Street.
The fall term of all the grade schools
In the village commenced Monday with
full attendance.
A. w. Walker & Son commenced the
construction of tho new sidewalk on
the east side Of Bridge Street this week.
This street 10 becoming one OF the best
In the village, but has for long time
been nearly impossible.
Charles q. Adams is enjoying life with
his new auto he purchased OF Frank b.
Beck. Mr.. Adams apparently has lots
Of good friends who take pleasure in
auto spins.
| Children's night was observed at Odd
Fellows hall Thursday evening. There
were many at the hall and most pleas
ant evening was passed. Entertainment
and refreshments.
Alonzo j. Nevers Is much improved.
he was up in bis easy chair By the mid
die of the week talking politics and
business with callers.
The election In Co. D, I'd Regt.,
IN. G. s. NJ, at the armory on Monday
evening, Capt. NJ. P. Stiles presiding, re-
suited In the election OF l.. d. Daughraty
captain of the company.
At the annual meeting Of Oxford
Lodge, No. 1s. r. and A. NJ, Friday
evening the following officers were
elected:
W.M.-Horace E. Mixer.
8. W.-Stuart W. Goodwin.
j. W.-Wiggin L. Merrill.
Sec.-Howard D. Smith.
Treas.-George L. Curtis.
Joseph Antolinl, who was 80 badly
burned by the gasoline explosion last
Thursday is at the Central Maine Gener-
al Hospital at Lewiston in very dan
gerous condition. The burns are fully
as bad as at first thought.
The roundup of the sports at Justus
I. Millett's stable Sunday by Deputy
Sheriff Bicknell resulted as follows In
the municipal court Monday: N. D. Mer-
rill, j. I. Millett and E. Laboissiere
pleaded guilty to gambling. Shirley
Milliken, Charles Paine and Charles
Etbridge pleaded guilty to being present
when the gambling was done, and each
paid fine of s. and costs, taxed at 400
In each case.
Mrs. Otis Jones and daughter, Mrs.
Henry C. Metcalf, of Boston, after stay
of five weeks at the Lakeside Inn have
returned to their homes for the season.
Mrs. Gertrude Libby, Mrs. Emma Cul-
Imam, Mrs. Linnie Bartlett and Ellie
Swan enjoyed trip around the White
Mountains the past week. Walter Lord
took the party in bis auto.
Walter Ridlon of Kezar Falls for tres
passing with his auto on Waterford's
closed road paid fine and costs OF
Sill.
Ed Cummings, wife, and son, Elliot
Staples Cummings, after short visit
With his brother, Stephen B. Cummings,
| left for Rumford and Bemis Wednesday.
Homer Tubbs Is in Boston where be
will attend the Boston College Of Phar-
macy.
Edward d. Frye, so well known as q
reader by Norway people, read Thurs
day evening at Concert Hall, "Capt. War
ren's Ward" Last year be read "The
Man from Home." He had good au |
dience which he much pleased.
Mrs. Oscar Pitts has been taken to the
asylum at Augusta for treatment. i
Adna Keene is taking bis vacation and
Fred Rowe is supplying for him at the |
o. NJ. Cummings stable.
Judge and Mrs. w. F. Jones were at
Bath this week at Mrs. Jones fathers,
George w. Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P. Chandler OF
Bryaut's Pond have been employed by F.
W. Sanborn to take the place of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Larry at his Round Pond |
cottage and farm.
Albion L. Buck, of Thomas Smiley's |
Portland store, is for the present with |
Mr.. Smiley's Norway store. |
Mrs. Lena Gray and son, Richard, OF
Rockland, are guests Of her sister, Mrs.
Lewis I. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Brown of Lynn,
Mass, are spending their vacation with |
relatives and friends In town.
Cnarle6 r. DUOOoE VI NOEWoy AoA0 Il
has been appointed an agent to enforce
the laws relative to cruelty to animals.
This is his sixth term and during all this
time he has been q most earnest and
faithful officer.
The officers Of the Oxford County Sun
day School Association are:
President-Dr.C L. Buck, south Paris.
1st Vice.President-Dr. l.. II. Trufant, Nor |
9d Vice. .President-E. c. Park, Bethel.
Sd Vice President-H. W. Dennison, South
Paris.
Sec. and Treas.-P. F. Stone, Norway. Il
supt. Training Class-Mrs. W. Il. Ellingwood' |
Rumford. IL
supt. Primary work-Mrs. L. Il. Hanson Of
supt. Adult Deps.-Rev. D. A. Ball, West
supt. Home Dept-Mrs. L. E. Bean, South
Paris.
supt. Temperance Dept.-Rev. R. J. Bruce
xuditor-Carl Stone, Norway.
R.F. Doteu of Portland paid $16.66 for
operating bis auto on the Waterford
closed road.
Harry Packard is clerking for L. /.