Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-27
NORWAY.

NUN WAy.
John Woodman Ia making rapid pr
gross on the new building on Cottal
2 Street.
Norway Pythians were we'll repr
sented at the annual session of Il
Grand Lodge Of Pythians at Portlar
last week.
Owing to the stormy morning Thur
! day, auto owners who had polished q
their horseless cars were not called on
parade. 1t was truly wet weather fc
the Board of Trade party.
An extended program 10 In order to
, the Goth. annual convention of tn
Woman's Christian Temperance Unto
to be held at the Congregational churc
in this village on Tuesday and Wedne,
day, May ~ and 2Sth. On the entertain
ment committee are Mrs. Lucelia Merrl
man and Eta Noyes; dinner committee
Leila Watson, Eta Noyes, Mrs. G. N
Tubbs and Mrs. Addis Lovejoy; recep
ton committee. Mrs. Martha Anderson
Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingston Of Ban
gor, National Superintendent, will de
liver lecture Tuesday evening.
~. q. Fletcher, Homemade candy
Ice Cream and Soda" is the new sigl
over our enterprising and successful
coufectioner's new store.
Charles q. Porter, son of Norway's old
est resident, Dea. W. Henry Porter, dice
at his home In Roxbury, Mass, Wednes
day last at the age of SO. BE was Civil
War veteran, survived by his father, and
brother, George E. Porter.
Mrs. Sarah Bridges is suffering with 8
broken hip. She fell last week. She IL
as comfortable az could be expected.
A very fair audience greeted the CON-
pany In the prosecution Of 1.-THE Arm Of
the Law" at the Opera House Wednes'
day evening. They presented the dra
ma very we'll.
Albert Clark and wife have gone to
Old. Orchard for the season. Mr.. CLARK
will open the Seaside drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Twombly are
visiting In Hanover. During their alb
sence Mrs. W. W. Twombly is stopping
with Nellie Dow.
Hon. Frank Keizer of Rockland, one
of the railroad commissioners and clerk
of the commission, George F. Giddings
of Augusta were the guests of Albert P
Bassett Friday.
1. W. Waite was home from Lowell
during the week. He will resume his
duties of guide there as soon as there Ia
warm weather.
Mrs. F. E. Drake after very pleasant
visit with relatives In Massachusetts,, has
retureed to her Norway home. Her
mother, Mrs. Clara Hayden, will re-
turn home after some weeks with her
daughters.
Memorial Day will be observed by the
members of Harry Rust Post and the W.
r. z. on Memorial Day by the decora-
ton of Comrades graves, 176, with
flags and wreathes. At 9:30 A. NJ. the
members of the Post and W. R c., will
meet at G. A. R. Hall and march to Pine
Grove Cemetery. Co. D., Capt. A. E.
Whitehead, Spanish War Veterans, T.
L. Heath Commander aud the Norway
Brass Band, Frank Knapp, director.
The usual exercises at the cemetery.
Dinner will be served by the Relief
Corps. At 2:30 P. NJ, Opera House,
the exercises will consist of prayer, flag
drill, singing, selections by band and
Grafton by N. l.. Kimball, Esq.
Henry G. Fleming is inspector of
small arms practice in Co D. End Regt.,
N. G. S. NJ. The range has been put in
first class condition.
Albert P. Bassett has sold Central
Park to L. P. Fox of Augusta and G. F.
Jones of Damariscotta Mills and will re-
tire from the business.
Levi Shedd and wife of West Paris are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Packard enter
tanned Mrs. Nellie Austin of Brunswick,
and Mrs. Howard Young of hurry Hill,
N. j., Sunday.
George Downing is in charge OF the e.
E. Durgin store for the assignee.
Judge Charles F. Whitman is Memoir
ial Day orator at Rumford.
Sara Mayberry for some time with
Mrs. Alma Hartman in her dressmak-
ing rooms, is at work for S. D. Andrews.
Judge William F. Jones started on a
ten days trip to Boston, New York and
other places Monday.
Ralph Butts and Charles Mixer were
at Dana Growers at West Paris this
week fitting up bath room.
w. Fl. Stevens and wife of Portland
were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Bial F.
Bradbury the last of the week.
On June 9Th the members Of Mt. Hope
Rebekah Lodge will entertain lodges
from West Paris, Buckfield, Bridgton,
Harrison and Waterford. Work and
supper at Grange Hall.
F. H. Morse is the owner of a new
Overland auto purchased of F. Fl. Beck.
Homer Tubbs of the School of Phar-
macy, Boston, is home on his vacation.
Superintendent of Schools, True G..
Morrill, appeared this week with new
Ford auto.
Walter c. Hobbs of Hudson, Mass,
made his Norway friends visit during
the week.