Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-05-13
NORWAY.

The scholars of Grade 8 had holiday
Wednesday, while Miss Thibodesu was
In Portland.
The grade scholars enjoyed the week
changing May baskets" to the teachers.
The May term of the municipal court
was held BY Judge Jones on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Odiorue of Richmond was
the guest IT her sister, Mrs. Alice e.
Smith, this week.
Howard D. Smith was elected one OF
the Masonic trustees for three years at
the annual session of the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Portland.
A large delegation of Modern Wood
men attended q meeting of the order at
Bridgton Tuesday evening. There were
about forty out. They went by autos
from Norway, making the trip each way
In about one hour.
Charles L. Hathaway has given to the
Norway Public Library very excellent
set OF books, twenty volumes of the his
tory of the world. The books are very
valuable and are highly appreciated by
the board of management and patrons OF
the library.
E. E. Durgin has been selling bis gro
Gerry stock at cost during the week. He
is going out of business as soon az his
stock is cleared out.
The Waite store is being carefully re-
paired, cleaned and painted for the new
tenant, j. 81. Fletcher, the confectioner.
Special Convocation of Oxford Royal
Arch Chapter, No 20, was held at Ma
sons Hall Friday. Work n. NJ. NJ, P.
NJ, and M. E. M.
DR.. Dewitt Parmenter Is travelling for
a Connecticut firm. He was In town
during the week with his family. He
reports business very good.
Irving A. Bean has sold his place on
Green Street to Eugene Andrews. Mr..
Andrews will build on the new founda-
ton this summer.
Mrs. Alice Marston is with relatives in
Massac husetts for several weeks.
Howard D. Smith, Alfred 5. Kimball,
Merton L. Kimball, Stuart w. Goodwin,
Horace (. Mixer, Charles s. Akers,
George W. Holmes, Charles r. RidlOn,
w. L. Merrill and U. c. Cannon were Of
those who attended the annual session
of the Masonic Grand Lodge at Portland
this week.
The officers of Norway Pine Grove
Cemetery Association, elected Saturday
are:
President-Dr n. p. Jones.
Treasurer-Judge W: 7: Jones.
Clerk-Capt. WV. Whtmarsh.
Directors-Dr. II. P. Jones. j. o. Croker,
II. B. Foster. B. F. Bradbury.
The bank wall between the lots OF
David Jordan and Hosea E. Abbott has
been removed and the land graded and
sodded. 1t is a great Improvement.
Mrs. Georgia Barrows is the guest OF
Helen Noyes. Mrs. Bsrrows will spend
the summer in Fryeburg.
Frank A. Mann and wife of Lewiston
were in town the first of the week.
Monday evening ex-chief George F.
Hathaway was presented by the men,
bers of Hose Company, No. l, with
very expensive meerschaum pipe. Frank
Lovejoy made the presentation speech
to which the ex-chief responded very
aptly. i
George T. Tubbs and wife have moved
into the rooms over the Freeland Howe
insurance Office.
Frank Richardson has leased the tene-
meut occupied by George T. Tubbs, and
will take possession as soon as 1t Is put
into condition.
S. C. Foster returned from the Lewis |
ton hospital ON Tuesday. He Is recover
ing rapidly.
Repairs are being made at the shoe
New floors are being laid in
the cutting room. 81
Philip McAllister and family will
spend the summer months in Lowell.
Mr.. McAllister will work at his trade In
the cooper shop.
Annie Bagley and Eta Noyes have re-
turned from visit with friends In Port
land and Gorham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Kimball are at
Naples with Mrs. Kimball's parents for
a visit.
The large motor truck owned by Harry
Brown at North Waterford attracts
some attention when 1t arrives with lum-
Der and departs with freight. 1t takes
the place of horse teams. /
The NJ. E. parsonage is being repaired
and improved.
Mr.. Goodwin has bought out the milk
route owned and operated by Herbert
Thurston.
James N. Tubbs, who submitted to
surgical operation some weeks ago, Is
rapidly. i
The new game warden Ia Urshal
Cannon.
Charles 8. Penley has, by special act
Of congress, a pension of s24 per month.
Allie L. Cook captured a string OF
trout that weighed nearly seven pounds:
He was assisted by Carl Robinson OF
South Paris.
Delegates from Mount Hope Rebekah
Lodge of this place visited q gathering
of the society at Mechanic Falls Wednes-
day evening.