Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-11
NORWAY.

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day at the lake side.
The November term of the Norway
Municipal Court was held on Tuesday.
The business for the session was about
the same As heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Jewell have
gone to North Newry. Mr.. Jewell will
work 10 the woods during the winter
with Mrs. JEWELS son, W. F. McAIlis-
ter. Mr.. Jewell has very good posi-
ton for the winter.
Much Of the machinery In the shoe
factories 10 sold to parties who are en-
gagged In making shoes. The accumula-
ton OF shoe lasts is sold to parties in
the village for " God at SO much barrel.
No contract has been made for the lease
OF the buildings a. yet, although several
parties are looking the property over
with view OF doing business.
| Town Clerk Goodwin has moved from
the Brown house on Danforth Street to
r. W. Sanborn's house ON Main Street
near the Advertiser Office.
Work on the sewer is progressing In
fine shape. The blasting of ledge on
Maple Street is rather slow, however.
E. E. Durgin, recently in trade at the
corner of Main and Cottage Streets, was
In town the last of the week on business.
In the Municipal Court Monday Geo.
Boulier, after plea Of guilty to cruelty
to animals, was sentenced to 80 DAYS in
Paris jail, and George Bloin of Wood
stock for intoxication, paid fine OF s.,
and costs $40 SO, and was discharged.
The annual inspection of Harry Rust
W. R. c., No. As, was held at Modern
| Woodmen Hall, Thursday evening
Mrs. Mae R Bartlett inspected the
Corps. Refreshments were served at
the close of the evenings work.
Prof. William r. Chapman of Bethel
was In town on Wednesday with his
friends.
The 3Oth annual Thanksgiving bal!
will be held at the Opera House Thurs
day evening under the auspices of Pen
nessee wassee Lodge, K. of P. Music BY
Millikeu's Orchestra. Floor manager,
W. A. Lewis; Aids, Harry Spiller, llar-
~ L. Kimball, DR.. Bal F. Bradbury,
Thomas Thibodeau, Dr.. Herman L
Bartlett, S B. Goodwin, w. Fl. ID
Smith. Honorary. Walter Holden, DR..
Fl. r. Farris and Thomas Coul,on Of
Oxford, F. w. Shaw, Harold Fletcher
aud F. z Barrows of Paris, and L. X
Rounds of Waterford.
Robert l. Wood, formerly of Norway
has received the appointment Of mail
carrier for the city of Gardiner. The
salary is s1100 per year, with a Is day
vacation each year. An S-hour day,
Norway's landscape gardner, William
Bolton, has been employed of late by j.
NJ. Bartlett and sou at East Stonenam.
We understand he has done some very |
good work for the people at Stoneham
He has for years been employed by the
people of Norway and vicinity who
know his successful works.
II is reported that the Tubbs hunting |
party returned from their trip to Enrol |
with a full complement of deer, ten in
all. They we're good ones, their friends
say.
Philip F. Stone is supplying for John
P. Judkins on r. F. D. No. during the
vacation days.
Mrs. Abner Mann, after a visit with
her Norway people, has returned TO her
home In Milton.
The large turkey in Harry Packard's
store window attracts much attention.
1t is true that many people have never
seen live turkey, and just as certain
that many have not and will not this
ear see one nearer home than the mar.
ket place.
S b. and T. S. Prince intend to start
for California on the Goth of November
for an indefinite residence.
Annie G. Bagley has accepted posi-
ton with the A. c. Eaton shoe shop in
A ugusta.
The sewer works will be completed
in about two weeks. All the long
streets have been closed in, aud now
few short streets and the work on Maple
Street remain.
The funeral of Herbert F. Richardson
was held at Levi Richardson's on Tues
day. BE was born in Norway Nov. q, 1851,
the son OF Calvin and Calis'a Chur.
chill Richardson, and died at the Cen
trail Maine General Hospital, Lewiston,
Saturday, Nov. LIST. He 10 survived by
one brother, Levi, aud two sisters, Mrs.
A NJ. Durham and Mrs. E. B. Tubbs.
E. Coburn Butts of Kingfield is the
new man at Longley & Butts.
Thomas P. Richardson made a call on
all interested in having the trunk route
automobile road 60 through Oxford and
Norway, this week. he had large pc
tition.
John B. Hazen has gone to Haverhill,
Mass, where be will spend the winter
with his daughter.
E. C. Libby has gone to Auburn,
where he is at work for Dingley & Foss.
he has worked In. Norway for many
years, and is first class workman.
Frank P. Stone submitted to a surgical
operation at his home Tuesday.
Capt. Alton E. Whitehead oontem.
plates going to Florida to locate in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Andrews have
moved into their new home on Green
Street. 1t Is truly a very attractive
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hathaway are
stopping at the Preble House, Portland.
Mr.. Hathaway is gaining rapidly, and
enjoys bis new residence very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank @. Elliott, after
the summer at their North Norway
farm, have returned to their village resi-.
dence for the winter.
Pearl Foster 10 with friends in Brock
ton, Mass, for few weeks visit.
Mary E. Longley of Turner was The
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Longley
the first of the week.
w. A. Lewis has gone to Biddeford,
where he has a position in factory.
He has been timekeeper during the
summer on the sewer works.
NEARLY EVERY CHILD HAS WORMS