Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-04-22
NORWAY.


changes at the Elm House stable.
Nell Sampson has his boats ready Tor
the summer work on the lake.
Stated Conyocation Of Oxford Royal
Arch Chapter No. 90, was held at Ma
sons Hall Wednesday evening. WORK
Mark degree. 1900,
DIR. Parmenter has closed out his bust
ness and will go on the road as sales
man.
A. C. Lord, watch repairer, has moved
his business into Hobbs Variety store.
He has very attractive arrangements for
the public.
Judge w. +. Jones is having bis two
houses on Water Street painted.
Capt. NJ. p. Stiles after several days at
home returned to his business IN Port
land the first OF the week.
The Elm House is being painted and
repaired. 1t is expected that 1t will be
opened tn the public the coming season
BY the present owners.
The Pratt house ou Bridge Street is
being repaired and improved for the
present lessee, Mr.. A Richardson.
"When will the ice go out OF the
lake?'' has been the question this week
The last of the ice is usually seen from
the 10th of April to the end of the first
week in May. II has been as late as
Nav 10Th, and again as early as April III
Supt. of Schools, True c. Morrill, has
q new Ford ruuabout for use In his
school work.
Frank II. Beck is finishing his garage.
1t will be one of the best in the state
when completed.
Mrs. Phineas Curtis is at the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston with
her three month-old child. The child is
receiving treatment.
MAY night the Veranda Club will give
the 10th annual calicn ball at the Opera
House. Stearns' Orchestra. Refresh
meuts, ice cream and cake at intermis'
sion.
Georgia A. Walker has been very sick
at her home on lower Main Street
Edith II. Smith and Mrs. II. 5. Perry
cared for her.
Rev. Merrill c. Ward has been selected
to preach the memorial sermon to the
mem oers of Norway Lodge, No. Is, l. U.
o. F, aud the Rsbeksh lodge, Sunday,
April q
S. j. Record has improved his store BY
increasing the floor space some twenty
feet by the removal of the partition.
Prof. II. C. Libby of Colby made the
high school visit this week and spoke
to the school on the value of education.
Leon Kimball, Thursday, fell some
twenty feet to the ground. The ladder
gave way on which he was at work. The
liganents of his right ankle were broken.
The following graduation parts Nor
way High School, have been announced:
yaledietory Elizabeth Drew.
Sslntatory Kate Ward
CIasa History E.Ola Bicknell.
Class Prophecy harVlu fOlock'
Sara True, at the Interscholastic Prize
Speaking Contest at the U. OF NJ, May
rs, will represent Norway High School,
and at the Ii ford Speaking Contest the
same date, at Colby College, Theodore
Frost will be the school representative
Mrs. Albert Richardson after several
months with brother In Massachusetts,,
has returned to her home in Norway
She Is In rather poor health but some
what improved.
April 25th, there will be an exhibition
Of drawing in the eighth grade room,
high school building, in the afternoon,
also on Saturday, the 26.h, from to
O'Clock. A program will be rendered
Friday afternoon by the lower grade
children.
Bertha Kenerson and sister, Ina Hill
ton, of Lowell, were the guests OF their
cousin, Martena Richardson, the past
week.
The Millett land, corner Of Main and
Paris Streets will be sold. Ii has been
plotted into house lots, some Of the
most desirable lots in town.
Harry Allen, James c. True and /. w.
Waite are at BIN Browns camp at Big
Kezar Lake whore they will serve the
public as guides.
The corporation assessors George W.
Holmes, William A. Bicknell and Stuart
W. Goodwin, made visit to Brunswick
Wednesday, where they looked into the
matter Of sewer construction.
County Attorney Dyer OF Buckfield,
Hon. II. h Hastings of Bethel, <. K
Hastings Of Fryeburg and Walter Per
kins Of Cornish were in town Tuesday.
At the Tuesday evening meeting of
the Helping Hand Club at Elizabeth
Foss', the following officers were elected:
Pres-Elizabeth Foss.
Vice Pres.-Nora Haskell.
Sec and Treas-Marion Parmcuter
Elmer e. Hussey, one OF Norway's
most promising high school boys, Of
Colby College IS, has been awarded a
University appointment emitting him to
a scholarship at Harvard College. he
will enter 10 the fall and make special
study OF political economy.