Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-29
NORWAY.
Omen street cara,

: Open street cars.
I The ladies Ct the Uuiversalist Society
: will serve meals for those who attend
the May convention Of the Congregation
= al Society.
Jackson, the market man, has new
Q auto. It's q beauty, surely.
! Some work has been done on The
= streets by way Of smoothing them, bu', II
5 IL understood, no work on the new street
will be performed this season. The cor.
poration assessors having in charge the
/ sewer, are hard at work on the prelimi'
nary arrangements.
The assignee's sale of the Waite store
goods commenced the fret of the week
under direction of W. L. Gray.
!, The buildings owned by 81. D. Smith
Of the National Bank on the old Fore
Street farm, being burned q few days
ago, deprives the family Of their summer
home.
!: The s. I. Millett heirs have surveyed
the property corner Main and Paris
Streets, into house lots upon the north
and south sides of q proposed street ex
tending easterly from Main Street.
This will offer the public about twelve
lots on the several streets. The lots will
be sold'st auction.
John Woodman has under considera.
ton the erection Of q three story block
on Cottage Street near the corner OF
Main, the first story to be . store, the
second tenement and the third ball.
Work has commenced on the removal
of the Parmenter store, opposite G. n.
Tubbs', on Main Street. The building
will be located on Greenleaf Avenue
near Geo. Hobbs store. A cement
block will be erected on the store site BY
Mr.. Hobbs.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry P. Jones observed
their marriage anniversary on Wednes-
day evening. Over twenty OF their
friends enjoyed most bountiful dinner
and social evening.
s. C. Foster Is at the Central Maine
General Hospital for treatment.
Miss Margaret Baker returned from
her Washington, D. c., trip Wednesday.
She enjoyed most delightful vacation.
DR.. G. P. Clifford OF Houlton made
his Norway friends short visit during
the week. he was formerly with DR.. H.
P. Jones until he opened dental rooms
for himself in his present home.
| G. E. Bradeen has moved from Water
Street to the Howe tenement, rear OF tue
bakery.
Joseph Kershaw Of Gardner, Mass, is
clerking at Beal's Hotel.
Rev. Merrill C. Ward preached to the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Sunday.
Memorial Day he will deliver the ora
ton OF Oxford VILLAGE
The editor of the Advertiser is build
ing two new chimneys In the old grange
bull ding, shingling with metallic shin
giles and making other repairs.
It is understood that many OF the
Pythian Sisters, who merged with
South Paris Temple, will soon withdraw
and reorganize on the third Wednesday
in May. u,
Frank Mann and family, after the
winter in Virginia, will make their Nor
way friends short visit and then take
up their abode In Lewiston.
Frank Moore and wife have taken the
upper part of N. P. Stiles place on Cot
tage Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles will
take the lower part when it Is vacated
BY Leon Kimball and wife.
James Himsworth on Monday In the
Municipal Court was sentenced to ten
days in Paris Jail for vagrancy. He was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Titus.
John e. Williams of the Lackawanna
Coal & Lumber Co., of Scranton, Pa, at
Grange Hall, Tuesday evening, gave a
stereopticon lecture on Coal and coal
mining in Pennsylvania and West Vir-
GINA. This industry in all Its workings
was clearly presented, with views OF the
works, to the audience. The making OF
coke, etc.. was carefully and clearly IL
Illustrated.
Ed Kneeland Is having his residence on
Maple Street painted.
Mrs. Agnes brown of Boston Is with
her sister, Carrie Tucker.
The music and art exhibition that was
to have been given on Friday, on account
of the sickness of the instructor was In
definitely postponed.
Frank Spinney of Lynn, Mass, was in
town this week in the interest OF the
shoe business.
P.H. McAllister is building a house
on his Whitman Street lot near Mrs.
Agnes Kelley's. He has very good To-
cation.
Ruth Smith was taken to the hospital
the first OF the week for an operation for
appendicitis. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee NJ. Smith of this vii
lage.
Vena Nelson entertained her mother,
Mrs. G. j. Nelson of China, Maine, the
past week.
Between fifty and sixty borses were
sold by II. F. & E. E. Andrews at their
recent sale.
William Morse and wife have moved
from the Howe tenement to their new
cottage on Pike Hill The cottage Is
most delightfully."- situated on the Pike
Hill road.
S. W. Conrad, for some time proprie-
tor Of Beal's Hotel, has bought home
at Huntsport, N. s.
Fl. W. Brown is grading his lawn at
the Falls. Landscape gardener VIM.
Bolton has charge of the work.
A. E. Morrison and wife of Bangor
were the guests Of Mrs. Morri sons
mother, Mrs. Freeland Howe, Sunday.
Fl. Fl. Hosmer has gone to Browns
camp in Lowell, where he will act as
guide.
C. B. Cummings & Sons have COM
menced their seasons saving at the
upper mill. The firm has q large
amount Of pine, hemlock and hard wood
timber to saw.
The traverse jurors for the May term
at Rumford are Eugene o. French and
Olin B. Upton.
Mrs. Lester Cowan OF Rumford is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. B. +. Brad
bury.
Capt. Nash and Fred Hartman cap
tn red two salmon at Big Kezar Wednes.
day. The one weighed 8 pounds and
the other pounds.
DAMS IN TIE STOMACH.