Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-01-21
NORWAY.

II Ia now Capt. Alton E. Whitehead Of
Co. D. The company has . good com-
msnder and he first class company.
The first Univsrsalist parish will hold
special meeting Tuesday evening at Con-
cert Hall to act on employing the pastor
another year, and also in relation to u.s.
ing the notes OF the parish to refund the
debt.
Many apples have been shipped from
the Norway station during the week.
Prices are little better than weeks ago.
Frank d. Beck has the addition TO bis
garage nearly completed. He will open
In connection with his repair shop
paint room.
Myrtle Payne has purchased tho Jsbes
z. Budden place on HAGEN Street, and
will move from over tho meat market at
once.
Henry ]. Bangs Of Portland Was in
town q few days this week on business
trip. bis health 10 greatly improved,
but he has not engaged in business again.
The stock holders of Norway National
Bank, H. C. Oxnard, A. L. F. Pike and
L. NJ. Smith acting judges OF election,
elected the following directors:
Charles n. Tubbs.
Walter L. Gray.
Eugene Z. Andrews.
Henry B. Foster.
Leander 2. Billings.
Fred W. Sanborn.
Howard d. Smith.
The directors elected:
President-C. N. Tubbs.
Vice. President-L. 8. Billings.
Cashier-H. d. Smith.
Asst. Cashier-Fred Z. Smith.
Mr.. Tubbs has been president for the
past 10 years. The other presidents
were Sumner Burnham and William
Frost, I'd. During the life Of the bank,
forty years, d. D. Smith has served as
cashier 3s years.
The Masops will observe ladies' night,
Jan. 20. The committee having charge
of the supper 10 made up as follows;
John Swain, chairman; Lewis I. Gilbert and
Carl Stone.
The folio wing officers of Wildey En-
campment, /. o. o. F., installed Friday
evening we're:
C.P.-E. Il. Maxim.
II. P.-Dcnnis Pike.
8. VIII. A. Rich.
S.-M. L. Kimban
IA. l.. r. Pike.
J. WI. W. Fogg.
CIV. F. Morgan.
LIST We. q. Libby.
End WI. II. Cushman.
VIZ. II. Lovejoy.
4th WI. Z. DeCoster.
I.G-W. W. Sheen.
OCH. E. Kimbal.
Capt. and Mrs. E. G. Schwartz OF
Beal's Hotel entertained Mrs. Rosa An
derson Wrenn of New York this week.
Mrs. Marian Libby, after sickness
of years, died at her home on Pleasant
Street, Of apoplexy, Sunday, Jan. IL.
She was born In Paris Nov. 80, 1881,
the daughter of America and Olive Bis.
bee. She married Nathan &. Libby OF
Mechanic Fails and for time lived IN
Geneva and Gallison, Ohio, and Carroll
ton, Pa. In 1882 she came to Norway. i
A son, Fred W. Libby, an engineer on
the B. aud o. r. r., and daughter, Mrs.
Z. n. Bailey of Auburn, and brother,
Capt. Wright Bisbee, survive her. Some
ears ago paralysis rendered her almost
helpless, but she bore her misfortune
with great patience. Funeral services
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Merrill c.
Ward officiating. Interment Pine Grove
Cemetery.
Wednesday evening, Jan. %, the
ladies of the Congregational Society will
serve baked bean supper at the vestry.
After the supper an entertainment Will
be given, vocal and instrumental music
and readings BY Mrs. John Wood of
West Paris.
The state convention of blacksmiths
will be held In this village some time In
March.
Mrs. Alice Oxnard entertained the
teachers of the Universalist Sabbath
School, Thursday evening at her home
on Oak Avenue. /
The annual meeting Of the Board OF
Trade was held Thursday evening, and
the following officers elected:
President-Henry b. Foster.
Sec. and Treas Frank z. DeCoster.
Vice Presidents-Eugene N. SWEET. +. j. Cook.
George L. Curtis.
Executive Coma. j. Stesrns, q. B. Foster. |
f. Z. Smith and 8. W. Goodwin.
1t Is proposed to hold the annual ban
quet at Grange Hall, Feb. 21st. The
speakers will be Prof. L. s. Merrill of
Orono and Don C. Seitz of New York.
The annual ball of the z. G.. E. was
held at the Opera House Jan. II.
Stearns Orchestra. Floor Manager, Doug
tdbb + dEEdts otuos u. i oohoos oAoh1a ".
Cannon, Z. o. Russell and G. l.. Curtis.
Committee on arrangements, n. l.. Kim
ball, G. A. Maxim and q. G. Cannon.
Walter 8. Locke has started his new
meat route through the village. He
takes orders and delivers the goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. French, after sew
eral weeks in Portland, have returned to
their Pleasant Street home.
Aaron Page died at bis home on Dan.
forth Street, Sunday, Jan. 18th. He
was born in Groton, Vt, May 81, 1910.
he lived in Bethel and Waterford. He
married Mrs. Sarah Bowker In 1880. He
was we'll known Prohibitionist, . men,
Der of tho N. E. church, l. o. 0. r,
G. A. R, and I. o. G. T. The funeral
services were held at the n. E. church
Tuesday afternoon, Rev. B. c. Went
worth officiating. Interment In Pine
Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Frank Z. Bell will soon move