Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-03-25

| Wor Horace Z. Mixer, lSls as f'C'
The interesting board of trade meet
ing Friday evening was made impress
i've BY Frank c. Spinney, the new man
ager of the shoe business. Among
other matters he spoke of the improved
condition demanded at the factories in
the way of floors, windows and pipes.
Charles w. Chick has purchased the
building in the rear of the Il. b. Foster
place on Main Street. The building will
be moved and made into garage.
The annual meeting Of the Norway
Savings Bank Corporation was held at
the banking rooms Monday evening"
The excellent condition of the institu-
ton as shown by the reports made was
most pleasing. Deposits 1915. s52 w.
Reserve S2l,OSOOO officers elected,
Frank Fl. Noyes, Charles l.. Hathaway,
Charles f. Ridlon, Alfred S: Kimball,
Fred w. Sanborn, Herbert F. Andrews
and George l.. Curtis, trustees. The
trustees organized with the following
officers:
President-Alfred s. Kimball.
Vice Pres-Frank II. Noyes.
Sec and Treas-George l.. Curtis.
Oxford Council, No. IA, R. and S. NJ.
will hold their annual meeting at Ma
sons Hall, Friday, March 2Sth, at 7:3O
O'Clock. Reports and election of officers
Installation and work in all degrees
Banquet.
Mrs. Nettie McSwinney of Boston is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Fuller.
Ethel Lapham of Perkins In stitute for
the Blind will spend the Easter vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.Witt at the Lake
Ernest q. Hutcbins and wife have
contracted with Don G. Seitz to carry on
the S. /. Millett farm, now owned by
MIR. Seitz. They will move from Bridge
Street to the farm about the first OF
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. Beck, after
visit of ten days In Boston, have return
cd to their home.
Mrs. Merrill C. Ward entertains her
mother, Mrs. John Harmon of Buxton.
Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews and son Ro-
land and Miss Florence Whittum will en-
ioy a trip to Washington. D. g., the last
of the month.
Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury was the guest
of Mrs. w. II. Stevens In Portland dur
ing tue week. oo
Thursday afternoon at about 4:3O
O'Clock several hundred brick fell from
the clock tower and just above the
clock to the side walk in front of the en-
trance to the opera house. The schools
had lust closed for the day and there
we're many people on the street. No
one was injured, however. Charles IL.
Sargent had just passed, and escaped 6y
about four feet. 1t is supposed that the
brick wall was forced out by the frost.
Mrs. Snowden of Portland will read at
Grange Hall Wednesday evening, March
q, under the auspices of the Algonquin
Club, "The Dolls House."
Inspector.General Jas. l.. Morlarty
will inspect Co. D Monday evening,
March "a. The second inspection will
be by First Lieutenant Edwin Butcher
on Monday evening, April 81.
Mrs. Charles Colwell Of South Han.
cock, and sons Albert and Arthur, are
the guests of her mother, Mrs. A. G.
McCrellis.
After q weeks visit with her son, W.
F. Young, Mrs. ]. A. Harding has re-
turned to her home In Tiverton, r. !.
Wednesday evening, April 9th, Ethel
Wentworth's pupils will give recital at
Grange Hall.
Mrs. E. z. Andrews and Mrs. 81. l..
Bartlett attended the State D. A. X.
Council at Augusta Wednesday and
Thursday, as delegates from the Norway
chapter.
Carrie Tucker ia with her sister, Mrs.
Agnes Brown, in Boston.
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