Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-04
NORWAY.

DR.. o. K. Yates OF West Paris was In
town the last Of the week.
Nail carrier Judkius has made his
trips with bis auto during most of the
bad weather.
Iona Noble will enter the Maine Gem
erai Hospital, Portland, and train for the
work OF q nurse about the first OF De-
cember. She has held . position with
B. F. Spinney & ca. for long time.
Warren Hills OF Union has been the
guest Of his son, v. w. Hills, during the
past week. He returned to his home on
Monday.
Stephen B. Cummings is shingling and
improving his residence on Main Street,
next to the Universalist church, which
was formerly the Charles 81. Haskell
place.
The village schools enjoyed holiday
Friday. This day was taken because OF
holiday formerly not observed by the
schools.
Norman Jodrey of Hebron was before
the Municipal Court Wednesday charged
with intoxication at Hebron Sanatorium.
After entering plea OF guilty he paid
and was discharged.
Carl Boynton spent Sunday with his
people in town.
Mrs. Charles P. Kimball Is in the Nor
way bakery during the absence OF Mrs.
Chas. r. Ranger and her daughter, Mrs.
Frank q. Richardson. In Dryden.
Will L. Libby has been c.erking at the
Atherton Furniture Co.'s store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Delehanty have
moved to Freeport, where Mr.. Delehanty
has a position In the shoe factory.
Mrs. John W. Nash and daughter, Ber-
nice Nash, Eta Noyes, Mrs. N. +. Gam.
mon, Mrs. Ida Lovejoy, Mrs. Freeland
Young. Mrs. Mary McAllister, Mrs. Eva
Fogg, Mrs. Eliza Whitman. Mrs. Kate
Cox, Mrs. Alta Sheen. Mrs. Martha Rowe
and Mrs. Jesse Edwards attended the
school of instruction for the w. r. G. at
Mechanic Falls the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ashton and fami.
IL have leased the Booker house on
Marston Street and have moved from
the Rowe place on Main Street.
A hunting party consisting OF the
Tubbs brothers, Walter, Bert and
George, Nathan Noble and his brother
Fred, and James Wight left the last of
the week for hunting trip near Umba-
cog Lake. They went by auto. This Is
the annual trip for ten days.
Frank A. Danforth and wife left town
for their southern home Tuesday. They
will stop some days with Mrs. Danforth's
brother, Rev. e. r. Tenney, at South
bridge, Macs, before proceeding to
Southern Pines. N. e., for the winter.
Frank Spinney, in the interest OF the
B. F. Spinney Co., was In town the
fret of tie week. He returned to his
Lynn home after two days.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith have moved
to Auburn, where they have secured po-
sitions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Pendexter have
returned from a weeks visit in Boston
and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Hathaway
are in Portland for a visit. Mr.. Hatha
ways sister, Julia Hathaway, has gone
to her home in Massachusetts, for the
winter.
Beverly Truman, while at work on the
sewer, stuck pick into his foot, max
ing a very bad wound. He is confined
to his home but recovering as rapidly as
could be expected.
Mrs. Flora Stearns has returned from |
a visit with Mrs. Emma Abbott at Har'
rison.
Charles Edwin Brown, who died at the !
Maine General Hospital Oct. Esd, was
the son of Abigail SWEET and Amos
Brown. He was born in Canaan, June
IL, 1888. He was educated iD the COM
mon schools. He was soldier In the
civil war. He never took part in politi'
cal matters in society or church. He
never married. His brothers, +. j
Brown of West Sumner and Leroy Brown
Of Mason, survive him. He was respect
ed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Garland and
family we're in town during the week
calling on their various friends before
returning to their home in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luck have TAX II
the Fred Allen rent on Beal Street, and
will commence housekeeping there NJ
once.
Tho A. l.. Clark Drug Co. at Hobbs
Variety Store, Main Street, will have an
opening during the week commencing
New 81.
Mrs. Emma Cullinan entertained the
Past Noble Grands OF Mt. Hope Rebekah !
Lodge Tuesday evening with select
party of friends at supper. After the
supper a social hour was enjoyed |
Among those present were: Mrs. Eva
Kimball, Mrs. Alice Danforth, Mrs. Ala
Libby, Mrs. Bertha Evirs, Mrs. Maggie
Libby, Mrs. Ella Hartman, Mrs. Ger
trude Libby, Mrs. Cora Kimball, Mrs.
Lonnie Tubbs, Mrs. Nora Keene, Mrs.
Fife Akers.
Charles Cooper is the head workman
On Mrs. George Woods work. MIS-
Wood is improving her place on Cottage |
Street by replacing the old shed with
modern addition.
The Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination In this place, Sat-
urday, Nov. 9Th, for rural free delivery !,
carrier at Bethel.
C. b. Cummings & Sons are filling In
and grading the blacksmith shop lot on
Bridge Street, thus improving the pr"p
erty and street.
Daniel L. Brett OF Otisfleld has sold
nearly all the potatoes be raised on the
prize acre In Norway village and South
Paris village. They were good ones
He had little over 400 bushels on the
acre.
The apple shippers are using the Nj
sonic Block cellar for store house. IL
is large, we'll flushed and the best In the
village for that purpose.
Philip II. McAllister is at work for c.
B. Cummings & Sons turning bowels.
Mr.. McAllister is an expert at the bus
ness.