Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-14
NORWAY.

schools commenced Monday. Sam,
teachers as last term.
The January term Of the Norwa!
Municipal Court was held by Judg'
Jones ct the court room on Tuesday
Some new cases and tho usual closing 81
of those on tho docket for some time.
The annual parish meeting OF thu
Universalist Society was held at Concert
Hall Thursday evening. The usual ex
cellent supper was served whec the
meeting was called to order and the fol
lowing officers elected:
/ observation-disclosures F. Smith.
| For the Meeting-.Alton z. Whitehead.
| Clerk-Frank 3. DeCoster.
| 1reasurer-Harlow d. Adkins.
Coloctor-Mrs. d. p. Stiles.
Parish Committee-Eugene r. Smith. Franz
II: Beck and Geo. e. Walker:
Music Committee-Mose6 r. Sttles, Agnes
I'll finance snS A cOmniesss@&. G. LeaviH. Geo. L
Curtis and Stuart W. Goodwin.
W. r. r. J GSm% sna Hosesp p stiles.
| visiting Commttee-Stcphen Is. Cumminge
T. II. Beck, Mrs. Fred E. Drake, Mrs. Mar!
Cole. Mrs. Emma Swan, Stuart w. Goodw D
president Of the ladies' circle, MS; Z. smhn
and treasurer of the ladies' circle, Mrs. JAS
Danforth, ex ofacio.
Ushers-Alton E. Whitehead, Mayford Mann,
Arthur Buswell and Richard Stiles.
Twenty-Five new members we're voted
into the parish. State Supt. Bradley oil
the Banner was present and spoke rela.
tive to deciding the church property and
making over the Oxnard fund to the
state convention. After careful dis.
cussion of the question 1t was voted Ia
pass over the article, and commit ee
was appointed by the moderator to look
into the subject. viz: W. c. Lsavitt,
NJ. P. Stiles, Stuart W. Goodwin, Mrs.
Howe and Mrs. w. F. Jones.
The annual meeting Of the clerks OF
Norway was held Friday evening, and
the following officers we're elected:
President-G Haiph Hartman.
Observation-Disclosures r. Luck.
Sec. and Treas.-Fred K. Smith.
Executive Com.-Harry W. Luck ana fercy
M1sic Com Geo. L. Curtis. Ray H. Eastman
Decorating Com.-Fred H. Cummings. A. 8.
Richardson, Iva Russell, Linnie B. Bartlett,
Com. on Refreshmepts-Bert L. Hutchins.
Chester P. Gates. Anna Brooks and Bessie Hag-
gett.
Reception COm.-All lady clerks.
Floor Manager-Harry W. Luck.
The next clerks' ball will be held at the
Opera House Feb. II.
George W. Hobbs is putting steel CELL
ings into bis variety store.
District Deputy Patriarch, c. V. Web
Der, installed the officers OF Wildey En-
campment Friday, and will install the
officers of Aurora Encampment Monday
evening.
The officers OF the Epworth League of
the NJ e. church installed Sunday even
ing, were:
Pres-Carl z. Stone.
LIST Vice.President-Mrs. Fred Allen.
I'd Vice President-Howard Lasselo.
Sd Vice. President-Elizabeth Drew.
4th Vice. President-Mrs. l.. II. Trufant.
Sec.-Cecil Brown.
Treas.-D. L. Joslin.
Decentralization Gibson.
Vivian w. Hills has been confined to
his home several days with severe cold.
E.S. Cummings, of the firm of G. B.
Cummings & Sons, is on business trip
of several weeks in Michigan.
Ella and Lena Mcfarland of South
Portland were the guests Of their uncle
and aunt, Mr., and Mrs Fred d. Perry,
the past week.
Sara P. Mayberry, with Mrs. Alma
Hartman, is visiting at her home in
Otisfeld for ten days.
Grand Chief. George L. Curtis, In.
stalled the officers of Oxford Castle,
K. G. E.:
P.C.-Horace L. Cleveland.
N.C.-Fred Allen.
wee. s. Cannon.
II. P.-0eorge W. Winslow.
N. OF R. and G. of E.-Merton L. Kimball
X. of Geo L. Curtis.
8. H.-F. IL. Buswell.
". C.-George A. Maxim.
Z. 8. OF. II. Barrett.
The January meeting of Oxford Po-
mona Grange was held Tuesday at the
Norway Grange. The following oranges
we're represented: Alder River, Bethel,
Crooked River, Franklin, Frederick
ROBBIE, Hebron, Norway, Oxford, Paris,
Round Mountain. West Paris, West
Bethel and Upton. The following pro-
gram was carried out:
Reading. hrs. Annie Brown. Norway
Selection, Quartet.
Reading, Mrs.. kyerson, SCUM rails
Duet, Mrs. Kimball. Mrs. Jackson.
Remarks, Hon. j. A. Roberts.
Question, Are the men and women Of the cities
and country towns an advantage 10 the
Solo. Frank Pike, South Paris.
Remarks, The extension work Of the o: OF NJ.
g, A. Ycaton.
Solo, Mrs. Frank Kimbail.
A. E. Morse, L. E. McIntirs, A. II.
Huntington, Leon Brooks, and Rev. J.
d. Little were of those who made
speeches.
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