Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-28

Moral: Invest your money as sharpl.
as you spend it.
NORWAY.
The snow storm was . most WELDON,
visitor.
At the stated convocation of Oxfort
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 20, there wa
work on the Mark degree Wednesday
evening
Capt. Moses P. Stiles was ut bis Port
land Office during the week.
The one school alarm sounded during
the recent storm, much to the delight o.
the scholars.
Attorneys from various parts of the
county were In town the first OF the
week attending Probate Court.
The street crossings and sidewalks
were sanded late Tuesday. The condi
ton OF the walks was absolutely danger
Gus.
; The streets throughout the village
have the general appearance OF fores'
where choppers have been employed.
All the shade trees have been most care
fully examined for brown tails.
Judge Jones OF the municipal court
fell on the ice Tuesday afternoon, and
was much shaken up but not seriously
injured by the fall.
Walter E. Foss and son Carl have pur.
chased a Ford touring car of Ripley d
Fletcher of Paris. It's 1913 model and
a beauty.
The special meeting of the First
Universalist parish was held at Concert
Hall Tuesday evening. Stuart W. Good
| win was elected moderator. IL was
voted on the first article: To see IT the
parish would maintain preaching during
the year? Yes. On article second: To
see If the parish would instruct the
parish committee to contract with the
present pastor for another year, it was
voted no. Under article four 1t was vot-
ed to pay not over $500 and rent of par
sopage per year As salary. Under article
five. the parish committee was authoriz-
ed and instructed TO borrow money on
note or notes to pay the Frances Henry
Bearce debt.
About 1875 attended the supper and en-.
tertainment at the Congregational
church Wednesday evening. The baked
bean supper with salads and cold meats
made a most abundant repast. Mrs.
John Wood of West Paris, reader, Mrs.
Herman L. Horne piano solo, songs 6y
Hazel Wilson, Mrs. Fogg accompanies,
made up an excellent entertainment.
The business of Partridge Bros. at the
Lake will be conducted after Feb. LIST
under the firm name of Norway Lake
Supply Co., by E. E. Witt and Virgil 4.
Dunn.
The officers of Pennesseewassee Lodge,
No. IS, K. of P, installed Thursday
evening by D. G.. Chancellor, L, X.
Rounds are:
C.C.-Randall o. Porter.
v.C.-Harry A: spillcr.
P-Harry l.. Kimball.
K. of K, & S-william A. Lewis.
NJ. of F.-H0sea Z. Abbott.
NJ. of E.-Michael T. Kerwtn.
N. of W,-George W: Wood.
NJ. at A.NCnarles C. Brooks.
I.G.-Albion l.. Buck.
o. G.-Richard p. Lasselle.
The prompter for the clerks ball
Tuesday evening, Feb. IL, will be John
q. Haselton. They all vote for John.
Little Clifford Dudley, who broke his
bip some six weeks ago while sliding on
Water Street, has returned from the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston. He Is nearly we'll.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle OF the
Universalist Society assembled at Mrs.
W. r. Jones' on Pleasant Street Friday.
The New Idea Society Is ofticered as
follows:
President-Mrs. Lotta Ashton.
Vtco pyaeidont-Mra L.. Hail Vru1Ant.
Sec. and Treas Mrs. Thomas p. Richardson.
The Browning Reading Clubs annual
banquet was held Monday evening at the
residence of Miss Margaret Baker on
Main Street. Cold ham, mashed pota-
toes, salads, fruit, pickles, olives, hot
rolls, pies, cakes and coffee were lew
of the good things on the table, MADE
very attractive with decorations OF cut
flowers. "That the suffrage should be
given to women" was we'll discussed and
settled by q unanimous vote in the
affirmative. Miss Baker gave several
selections on the Cecilian piano player,
and the president, Mrs. Hiram l.. Libby,
M de happy each member of the club by
the presentation of her photograph.
Those present were: Mrs. Margaret Lib
by. Mrs. Alice Stearns, Mrs. Elizabeth
Bicknell, Mrs. Effie Akers, Mrs. Eva
Kimball, Mrs. Thurza Lovejoy, Mrs.
Gertrude Libby, Mrs. Edith Bartlett,
Mrs. Jennie Foster, Mrs. Alice Danforth,
Mrs. Mary Whitman, Mrs. Lena An
drews, Mrs. Maggie Libby, Mrs. Mary
Cole. Mrs. Grace Cushman, Mrs. Miriam
Bruce, Mrs. Georgia Andrews, Mrs.
Nora Keene, Mrs. Linnie Bartlett, Mrs.
Gertrude Hosmer, Mrs. Nellie Shepard,
Mrs. Gertrude Barker, Mrs. Fannie Guilt
nan, Mrs. Myrtle Stiles, Mrs. Bertha
Evirs, Mrs. Annie Favor, Mrs. June
Hutchins, Misses Ellie Swan, Nellie L.
Andrews, Florence Whittum, Nellie
Booker, Margaret Baker. i
st. Cath crimes church held it's annual
fair and sale in the Modern Woodmen's
Hall over Stones drug store Monday and
Tuesday. Isabel Riardon of Radcliffe
College furnished music each evening.
Mrs. q. L. Merchant, Mae Conley, Mrs.
John Delehanty and Mrs. John Decoteau
had charge OF the fancy table. The
apron table was in charge of Olive
W oodsum, Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Irene
Lewis. The candy table, Mrs. Peter
Locke, Mrs. Joe Beaudoin and Mrs.
Arthur Taillon. Mrs. Charles Ammot,
Eyanpeline Ammot and Hannah Penfold
served ice cream, while last but by no
means least came the mystery booth, In
charge of Della King and Della Locke,
The tables were we'll supplied with very
useful articles, and the sales were good.
Clarence Stevens, Arthur Dow and
Charles Clark are delegates to the NJ. <.
church boys convention In Portland
February Z, 8 and 8.
At the circle Friday evening the farce |
"a Pan of Fudge" was presented by the
following:
Bettina Spencer, katharine SSsss' |
Panl,pa SewTsn, Ruin Akeis' |
Elizabeth Bryant, Frances b sasa
Sits Dnnbar Adeline DeCoster. |
Mile. Celeste Dupre, Virginia Mixer. |
Music by a Victrola.
Mrs. Frank Bell of Portland has NOV |
ed to Norway, and will make her home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
o. Croker.
II you do not feel you can afford fur
coat we will sell you corduroy, lamb
lined ulster for % that was s12. Better
inquire about it. F. H. Noyes Co.
Blue Stores winter clearance sale now
on. Read our ad In this paper. +. Il.
Noyes Co.