Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-24
NORWAY.

The June breakfast at Concert Hal
Thursday MORNING, under the manage
meut of the ladies of the Universalis
Society was big success In every way
The menu was:
Fisb CAKES White Bread
| Griddle Cakes
poughnuts Fruit
Coffee Tea
1t is reported that Henry ]. Bangs
who sold out his grocery business Il
town and moved to Portland, and late
engaged In trade on Munjoy Hill, ha
closed out bis store there and the famil
will soon return to Norway.
DR.. Austin Tenney, oculist, OF Yves
Falmouth, accompanied by his solicitor
John s. Lane, was at bis Norway offic
this week.
Oriental Commandery, No. ~
Knights Templar. Bridgton, will joi'
Oxford Association, Knights Templar
and observe st. Johns Day at Norway
June 24'h. Members will come from
Bridgtou by auto and teams. Line o
march will be formed on Cottage Stree
at 10 O'Clock. The line of march will b
from Masonic Hall to Bsal Street, Lynn
Main, Water, Main TO Cottage and tn
hall. Thence by teams, autos and boa
to Gray Birches, W. L. Gray's cottage OIL
tho lake shore. The day will be spen
i in sports and amusements. Buffet lunch
Committees:
Bridgton, P. G. F. P. Davis. sirs F.P. Ben
nett. n. W. Jones. c. 7. Plummer' T. j. Murphy
Fryeburg, sirs A. L. Merrill. G. W. Weston
South Paris. sirs W. L. Gray. P; M; Walker
Norway, Sirs s. J. Record, II. L. Cushman, l.
NJ. Smith, H. d. Young, f. E. Andrewa.
Lowell, Sirs n. T. Fox, NJ. W. Stearns.
Harrison. Sirs c. C. Doughty. F. z. Bennett.
A special meeting of Oxford Association
was held Friday evening to perfect tina
arrangeme nts for the reception and en-
tertainment of the visiting Knights.
John A. Woodman has his building OF
Cottage Street we'll under way. Th'
foundation is completed, and the carpen
ters are rushing the building work.
Ronello Bicknell, for some time clerl
for 2 L. Merchant & Co., has closed hi'
services with the firm.
The Town Marshal was the attraction
at the Opera House Tuesday evening
and very good house. The drama wal
very we'll presented. 49, -.
or the 534 Maine veterans Of the Civil
War who will go back to Gettysburg
from Norway will be: Joseph Fuller
Go. K, 20. h Me-, Thaddeus Cross, Co
A 10th Me. Bat, K. Fl. NURSE, Co. F.
18th Me-, A. j. Movers, Co. B, 18th Me-,
George w. Whitman, Co. r, 18th Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hnrace S. Wade of New
York are at Lake View Farm overlook
ing Pennesseewaasee Lake.
Fl. D. Billings and wife and company
of Newton, Mass, are stopping at their
lake cottage.
Prof. A. Z. Verrill and wife of New
Haven, Conn.,, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith. Prof. Verril
| was professor of zoology at Yale Univer
sity for many years. He is now engaged
in works on his profession, having re
tired some time ago.
Thomas Muirhead and wife have re-
turned from three weeks vacation II
Boston and Essex, Mass.
Mrs. M. P. Stiles and son Richard
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jordan and sor
Ray are at Grand View, the farm OF Mr.
Jordan, for two weeks.
Rev. Merrill e. Ward was In town sew
eral days this week packing bis goods
to be shipped to Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Mercie Millett Is with her brother anc
family for two weeks at Andover, Mass
She left for there Wednesday morning
Miss Anna n. Mealand OF Greenville
Mass, is the new teacher in music anc
drawing in the Norway schools. Shit
takes the place of Mrs. Florence Fogg
resigned.
Stuart w. Goodwin, wife and son Nor
man, attended the centennial anniversa
~ of the town OF st. Adams. They re
turned the first of the week. -.
Mrs. Geo. Hobbs passed the week will
her daughter, Mrs. Albert Clark at Olt
! Orchard. She returned the first OF TIT
week.
Chas. S. Bartlett of Auburn enjoyed
few days with his father, l.. l. Bartlett
recently.
Mrs. A. j. Nevers is the guest of he
son, DR.. Harry Nevers, in Lawrence
Mass.
Maud Pike of the Conservatory of Mu
sic, Boston, will spend her vacation dur
ing the summer at her Norway home.
Mrs. Dora Tower has leased her Port
lsnd home for the summer, aud will b.
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harolt
A. Anderson, for some months.
Carl Boynton of Portland made hi
parents a short visit the first OF th'
week.
Frank @ Elliott and wife are at thei
North Norway farm for the summer.
D. NJ. French and wife are the guesi
of James Dyer of Portland at HANCOCK
Point for two weeks.
Otis Jones, Richard Stiles and Free
Winslow were at Camp Deerfield in Al
bany for few days during the week.
Frank A. Danforth is painting hi
Pleasant Street residence. Geo. N. Pike
in ia charge Of the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews ane
son Roland, and Percy Nevers were a
Old Orchard few days the last of the
week.
Jennie Mann Is at Old Orchard
with her sister, Bertha Mann, for th'
summer.
Mrs. Clara Hayden accompanied by
her son.in-law, Frank Knight of Man
chester-by-the.sea, Mass, returned tt
her Norway home after an absence o.
several months with her people.
Mrs. George l.. Curtis is clerking II
the Thomas Smiley store.
Mrs. B. C. Wentworth Is at Old Or
chard for some weeks.
Mrs. Lucelia Merriam is at her cot
tage at Falmouth Foreside for the sum
mer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton j. Masseck viii
sail from Liverpool July 1st. They viii
spend the SUNNI at the Weirs, N. a..
and after a short visit with Mrs. Mas
seeks father, James Danfortb, they viii
20 to st. Louis, where Mr.. Masseck will
be an instructor of English in Washing
ton University. Mr.. Masseck has beer
a student in the University of Paris fo
two years.
Rev. R. j. Bruce, Judge Jones, schoo
committee member H. L. Horne viii
enjoy few days outing and fishing will
E.. S. Cummings of the firm Of G. B
Cummings & Sons, at Bemis and Cup
suptic.
The stable Of the Baker place, corne
of Main and Greenleaf Ave, has beef
sold and moved to lot near Murdoch
shop, to be made into adwelling.
Leon NJ. Lopgley and family spent th
day Sunday at their old home in Ray
mond.
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