Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-06
NORWAY.

lNON WA Il
The I. W. Waite stock was closed 81
auction Wednesday. j. II. Fletcher has
moved his candy business to this store
from the Hathaway Block.
:. Judge w. r. Jones was called TO BIOS
tan by the death of his mother last
week.
d. P. Frost is building an addition To
bis livery stable on Bridge Street.
A special meeting Of Norway Lodge
IL. o. D. F., No. 18, was held Sunday
morning for the purpose OF attending
services at the Universalist church
The anniversary sermon was preached
by the pastor.
Most excellent fishing Is reported by
those who visit the lake. More trout
are being taken this year than ever be-
fore. The water Is very high, and the
sport is enjoyed by large number.
The s. /. Millett beirs will sell at auc.
ton Saturday afternoon, May 10, at 2
O'Clock, house lots on the corner OF
Main and Paris Streets. At the same
time Arthur Hebbard will sell his resi-
dence at the corner OF Main and Marston
Streets.
LII. Bartlett, after spending the win
ter with his son, Charles Bartlett, In
Auburn, has returned to his Norway
home for the GUNNER.
Fred Clark is building on the Black
lot nearly opposite c. a.. Adams on
Main Street. Mr.. Clark has q large
number Of tenements in the village.
The following officers elect OF Norway
Anchor Lodge, I. o. G. T., No. 80. will
be installed Monday evening, Mays:
| C.T.-Laura Stevens.
| v.T.-Fred Allen.
| Chap.-Lizzie Joslin.
Mar.-Clarence Stevens.
Sec-Treas.-Emma r. Stone.
| +. Sec.-H. e. Kimball.
d. M.-Ada Merrill.
| A. Sec Gertrude Allen.
G.-Eliza Merrill.
| Sen Bonnie McAllister.
Refreshments aud an entertainment will
follow the installation of officers.
Mrs. Carl Schank has returned from q
most pleasant two months visit with her
children in New York state.
Lillian Powers is q candidate for the
Portland Press European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Q. Elliott put In
several days at their North Norway farm
this week. Later they will make their
home there for the summer.
Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews entertains
the Browning Reading Club Monday
evening. Roll call; reading from Stod-
dard's Lectures by Mrs. Andrews and
select readings by Florence Whittum.
DR.. j. Harris Russell died very sud-
denly at his home in Cascade, Montana,
April 18th. He was the brother OF W.
Russell. He was prominent in Masonic
circles, an alderman, owner of drug
store and private hospital. He is sur.
vived by widow and two sons. He
was we'll known in Norway, where he
often visited bis family.
The ladies of the Universalist Society
will serve dinner and supper on Wednes-
day and dinner Thursday, May 7th and
Sth, at Concert Hall for those who at
tend the Congregational Conference
and Missionary Society.
Rev. r. j. Bruce and family have NOV
ed from the Russell house on Main
Street TO the new parsonage on Winter
Street.
George Wood and crew moved the
Hobbs house formerly occupied by Dr.
Parmenter to Greenleaf Avenue, at the
rear of the Hobbs store.
The annual calico ball by the Veranda
Club, on Thursday evening, at the Opera
House, was we'll attended "a usual.
Blynn Allen, for some weeks in Bos-
ton for treatment for his eyes, has re-
turned to Norway somewhat improved
in general health.
Mont Truman, while at work on the
Crockett Ridge road, Tuesday, handling
rock, Injured his hand seriously. The
physician found 1t necessary to amputate
the middle finger.
Hannah Penfold is visiting at her
former home in Gorham, N. a., for sew
eral weeks.
John Woodman is finishing the stable
of the Noyes place into tenement for
his own use.
Ed W. Dyer has opened the Elm
House dining room to the public. he
will serve meals to all at popular prices.
Frank Noble of Bolster's Mills has
purchased the Elhanan Tubbs farm on
Crockett Ridge. 1t is one OF the best
farms in town.
Georgia A. Walker, seriously sick for
some weeks with erysipelas, is much i'm
proved.
s. C. Foster, sick with pneumonia at
the Lewiston hospital, is gaining rapidly.
James Tucker is assisting at the barber
shop during Mr.. Fosters sickness.
Engineer Litchfield OF Brunswick has
been engaged on the sewer system this
week.
Ruth Smith, at the Eye and Ear In
Urinary at Portland, is recovering rapid
~ from the operation.
FIR. Seavey of Bears Hotel was
at Chichester, N. H., the first of the
week. That is his old home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Danforth, at
Southern Pines, N. c., for the winter,
will return to Norway about the first OF
June. They will visit Mrs. Danforth's
sister, Mrs. Pliny Allen, at Mattapoisett,
Mass, several weeks.
Rev. Caroline E. Angel has made
known her determination to resign from
the Freeport Universalist church In
June, her I'D birthday and 35th year in
the pulpit. Seven years at Phillips,
twenty at Norway, and eight at Free