Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-20
NORWAY.


Nearly all Norway attorneys were at
Rumford Falls to attend the May term
of Supreme judicial Court last week.
Central Garage at the Elm House, the
new auto depot Of Fred Hartman.
Dyer's new dining room ut the Elm
House Ii doing big business.
John Woodmsn has commenced on bis
new block on Cottage Street, rear Of
Beal's Hotel. -
Longley & Butts and 8. Hartman have
have put up new awnings at their stores
Considerable work has been done on
the shade trees In the village this week
by r. z. Foss and crew from Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Durbay of Win
chester, Mass, were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Smith the last of the
week.
Vivian W. Hills was called to Union
by the death of an aunt Saturday. &c
returned Monday.
Georgia A. Walker, who has been sick
for several weeks, Is rapidly recovering
her former good health.
Longley & Butts have put large gaso.
line tank for the supply OF autos In front
of their store. Very handy for the pub
lie. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Danforth arriv.
ed from Southern Pines, where they
have been during the winter, Wednesday.
They are In excellent health and pleased
to be with their Norway friends and peo'
Pile.
D.. N. Danforth of Portland has store
for the sale of teas, coffees and canned
goods opened In Noyes Block, formerly
occupied by Merritt WEIGH as dry
goods store.
The assignee OF E. E. Durgin COM
menced to sell the remainder OF the
stock on Thursday evening. Mr.. Durgir
will move to Lewiston 1t Is reported.
The S. I. Millett heirs sale OF rea
estate, situated at the corner OF Main
and Paris Streets, resulted in the sale OF
the thirteen lots for s2,557 80. Lots
we're sold from $40 to s7O0, among the
purchasers were q. D. Smith, j. F. Boil
ster, Fred Clark, Walter Tubbs, L. d.
Holmes and Alton c. Maxim. Howard
s. Maxim purchased the Arthur Heb
bard house, corner Main and Marstor
Streets, at private sale.
The Anterior Furniture Co. have leas'
ed the store vacated by John b. Fletcher
and will use it In connection with the
Bartlett store.
New rails for the electric car track
have arrived and are now In the rear Of
Beck's garage. They are much beaver
than the old ones, and will be used to
replace the old ones when the new street
is built.
The officers of Frank T. Bartlett camp,
No. s, U. S. W. ", are:
Camp. Com.-Timothy L. Heath.
S.v. C.-Joseph Ratclide.
J.v. C.-Herbert ]. Holt.
o. D.-Charles 8. Bartlett.
s. s94 g;@Altsss + T. I B1sa5a4y.
Chap.-Horace II. Cole.
Adj.-Merton L. Kimball.
@. M.-Frank E. DeCoster.
The meeting was held at DR.. Brad
bury's camp at the lake, and the exer.
cises and outing were greatly enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Clara Hayden and daughter, Mrs.
Fred E. Drake, are with relatives In
Manchester, Haverhill and other places
10 Massachusetts, for two weeks.
The new base ball suits for the Nor.
ways on exhibition In II. B. Fosters
show windows have attracted lots OF at.
tention. They are beauties, surely.
G. w. Cooper is the foreman In charge
of the work for John Woodman and G.
W. Hobbs, moving and building.
A fishing party consisting OF Rev. b
G. Wentworth, E. c. Thompson, X. D.
Gould, Fred Allen, Eugene Burns,
Urshai Cannon, George Wheeler, Owen
P. Brooks and Will Durham in two
au tos left town Monday for Echo Camp,
South Arm, Richardson Lake.
Frank 4. DeCoster, Charles d. Pike
and Frank q. Beck have been consti'
tuted an entertainment committee In
behalf of the Norway Board of Trade
for the approaching visit of the Portland
Board of Trade.
J.F. Smith & Co. will open the Brad
bury store at Norway Lake and supply
the public with groceries, fruit, ice
cream, etc.
Fred W. Sanborn and DR.. G. NJ. Whib
ley started for Sugar Island, Mooseheao
Lake, Friday.
Eugene Andrews will at once build OF
Green Street. He has sold his Winter
Street place to G. N. Tubbs.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Thompson and
daughter will spend the summer In Nor
way, much of the time at their cottage al
Rock Island. Benz. Hosmer has beer
hired to run the motor boat and auto fol
the 81 miner.
Ralph P. Kneeland Of Lynn, Mass, II
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin Kneeland.
John B. Hazen, after the winter II
Boston with his daughter and husband
DR.. and Mrs. George Soule, returned &c
bis Norway home the fret OF the week
John Hutchins and crew are painting
the Baker place, corner OF Main Street
and Greenlsaf Avenue.
Ed c. Winslow is clerking at q. B
Fosters.
Mrs. Hattie Harmon of Lewiston wal
with her Norway friends In town this
week. Mrs. Harmon had charge of the
Norway Public Library for a long time
A. w. Walker & Son are constructing
cement sidewalks for F. W. Sanborn or
Main Street.
Lake Temple, No. As, Pythian Sisters
reorganized Wednesday evening, and
elected officers as follows:
M.E.C.-Mrs. Gertrude Libby.
S.-Mrs. Emma Culiinan.
J.-Berenice Nash.
MFRS Emma Buck.
r. Of r. & C.-Mrs. Annie Young.
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