Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-09-17
NORWAY.
Great rush at the public houses du,

Great rush at the public houses dur
ing the fair.
Very many of the cottagers about the
lake have gone to their homes. Several
will stay into October, when they enjoy
some of the most delightful weather Of
the season.
George Wilkens has sold his house on
Beal Street to Lincoln b. Holmes. 1t Is
very attractive place and was the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. wilkins,
when they resided In Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Phinney of Red
lands, CAL, were the guests of s. B. & q.
8. Prince during the week. Twenty
seven years ago Mr.. Phinney was In bust
ness In Norway. he sold out to the
Prince Sisters and went to bis new home
where he has prospered right we'll. he
10 vice. president Of the Redlands Ma
tional Bank, one of the largest banking
Institutions in his section. With the
growth of Redlands from 1900 to $4,000
Mr.. Phinney Is identified In every bust
ness way.
Repairs are to be made on the Bangs
property at once, making it ready for a
double tenement house.
Allie l.. Buck and wife of Portland
were the guests of Mis-. Bucks parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea E. Abbott, during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Smith visited
his sister, Edith NJ. Smith, Thursday
and Friday. They returned to their
home in Portland on the morning train.
Don c. Seitz is with his family on the
Millett farm. Mr.. Seitz will make i'm
provements in the farm of an extensive
description.
1t is understood that Harry F. Ford,
for some time with the firm of B. F..
Spinney & Co., has been placed In charge
OF the business in Norway.
Lewis I. Gilbert and Arthur Hebbard
attended the Shrine meeting at Lewiston
Thursday evening. They went by auto
and returned after the meeting.
For those Of their number who leave
town for college or to work, the MEM
bers of the Y. P. c. E. Society of the
Congregational church held reception
in the church vestry Friday evening.
Marjorie Barker aud Bsrenice Nash
rendered several selections. Edith
Rideout gave several readings. Refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Pike and
daughter of Hartford, Conn.,, while on
an auto trip to the mountains, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Fuller this week.
The committee of the Universalist
Sunday School on rally day is made up
of Miss Della Noyes, Mrs. Clara Drake
and Miss Clara Louise Hathaway. 1t
will be held some time in October.
Miss Vena Nelson, who broke her
ankle at the skating rink recently, has
gone to her home in China with her ia.
Their, DR.. G. j. Nelson, who came fol
her.
The Norway basket ball team resumed
practice on Tuesday evening at the Nor
way Opera House.
James Danforth and son, Charles Dan
forth, are at the Weirs, N. a., for ter
days, and upon their return Charles
Danforth will return to his school dutie!
in st. Louis.
Alfred S. Kimball and wife left Thurs
day on tue Grand Trunk for Winnipeg
where Mr.. Kimball as Grand Representa-
tive attends the session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of 1. o. o. F. They will
be gone two weeks.
Rally Day with the Methodists will b.
observed on Sunday, Sept. %. Specia
music and speaking, and souvenirs will
be distributed.
Miss Helen Pike has returned from
two weeks visit with relatives In Dover
Nh.
Ernest II. Hutchins and family hav
returned from Lowell where they hav
been for some weeks,
Cheapest accident insurance-Dr. Thomas
Eclectic Oh. Stops the pain and heals tn