Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-21
NORWAY.

tor at the Universalist church. Services
ats P. NJ.
The public houses were we'll filled
with court attendants during the week.
Mrs. jackson Clark while at work fix.
ing window shade fell from chair
Tuesday afternoon and broke her left
wrist. The bones were set and she is
doing as we'll as can be expected.
V. W. Hills is putting in wireless
system. he will thus be able to get the
correct time each day.
The contractor on the sewer is making
rapid Roadway with the work. The
steam drill at work on Maple Street at.
tracts much attention and is doing ex-
cellent work. On Bridge and Water
Streets the drilling is all done by hand.
Ray Bradbury Of Lynn, Mass was the
guest OF bis Norway friends the last OF
the week.
Notwithstanding the stormy weather
the stated conclave of Oriental Com.
mandery, Knights Templar at Bridgton,
was attended Thursday evening by some
few members from Norway.
The District convention OF Pythian
sisters was held with Lake Temple In
this village on Tuesday evening. The
following temples were present by rep
resentatives: Echo. Bridgton; Ever
green, Bryant Pond; Hamlin, South
Paris; Hiawatha, Stonehsm; aud Craigie
of Oxford. About sixty in all. The
Norway temple did the work in the
Temple degree, and the degree work was
exemplified by the South Paris Lodge.
Grand Chief, Mrs. May Leavitt of Me-
chauic Falls was present. After the
evenings work the company enjoyed a
social hour with refreshments.
Nv. Waite is at work for Will Young
on the farm.
Mildred Parker of West Paris Is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
coin Holmes, Beal Street.
j. W. r. Aptolini's case continued last
week for analysis of the stuff taken, was
discharged Monday. There was less
than per cent Of alcohol In the liquid.
The drink was weak, too weak in fact to
be recognized as beer.
Nelson s. Kinds, who bought out Ed
Dyer's restaurant at the Elm House,
closed out his business Saturday night
to accept position as cook In lumber
camp for the winter.
Sarah P. Mayberry, after a visit of
four weeks at her home 10 Otisfield, has
returned to work for Mrs. Alma Harr-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kimball have taken
the DR.. Trufant tenement on Main
Street, whore they will keep house.
Mrs. Nancy l.. McCrellis, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Colwell, has returned to her Norway
home for the winter.
Nye Gilbert of the Rochester Courier,
Rochester, N. H., for ten days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilbert,
Water St., has returned to his paper
work.
Donald B. Partridge of Norway is the
new president of the Bates College Press
Club. This election is highly compli.
meutary to Mr.. Partridge and pleasing
to his many Norway friends.
Some of the employees at the shoe fac
tory have worked for B. F. Spinney d
Co. for nearly or quite forty consecutive
years. During all the time the firm were
in Norway a pay day was never passed
without payment of the workmen.
Hon. E <. Hastings, Seth W. Fife and
Arthur Lee of Fryeburg, and Hon. Wal
ter P. Perkins of Cornish were in attend
auce at the opening of court. They
made the trip by auto from Fryebnrg.
Elhanan B. Tubbs and his son, z. Ber-
tram Tubbs, with their families have
leased the Universalist parsonage.
At the regular meeting of Lakeside
Lodge, N. E. O. P, Wednesday even ing,
about seventy.five friends were present.
Supper was served after the evening
work and this was followed by short
entertainment, by Mrs. Bartlett, Ethna
and Nathan Noble. An order OF dances
was then enjoyed with music by Noble,
Durham and Crane.
Tuesday and Wednesday Rev. X. j.
Bruce attend ed the meeting of the Ok
ford County Association of Congrega'
tional churches at Dixfeld.
Bert Hutchins and wife have taken
tho Fred Moore rent in the Stiles house
on Cottage Street. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
have gone to Portland for the winter.
Oct. 21st, Tuesday, the ladies of the
Universalist church will serve harvest
dinner at Concert Hall. There will be
supper in the evening.
Mrs. q. T. Sawin, who has been with
her daughter In Waterford for some
time, has returned to her Norway home
for the winter months.
Rev. Luther F. Mckinney of Bird gtor
preached at the Universalist church Sun
day.
Among those who attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows and Encampment
at Portland we're: Alfred S. Kimball
Merton L. Kimball, A. L. F. Pike, c. v
Webber, and D. NJ. French.
| Myrtle and Ethel Millett have gone to
the home of their sister, Mrs. Il. L. Day,
in Haverhill, Mass, where they will
work in shoe factory this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Libby of Sanborn
vile, N. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ
Longley have enjo yed an outing at Flag
staff for few days.
| Harley True has new Studebakel
auto. It's all right he claims.
Among those who attended the Rebek
ah assembly at Portland were: Mrs
Eva Kimball, Mrs. Ada Libby, and Kat b
crime Mann.
Mrs. A. j. Nevers, after a visit with
Mass, has returned to her home.
/ uc pdTlOu hoduiuk Siuo o'oS'eo SAAN
GERS Thursday evening as follows:
President-Mrs. George A. Brooks.
let Vice Pres.-Mrs. Georgia A. Tucker.
end Vice Pres.-Mrs. Alice NJ. Oxnard,
Sec. and Treas.-Mrs. George Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Small of Minneap
oils, for some weeks with Mrs. SmalPi
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Allen, have re-
turned to their home.
Nina Jewett aud Eleanor Dufield, al.
ter the summer with Miss Jewetts moth
or, Mrs. Horace Cole, have returned to
New York.
At the annual meeting of Oxford
Chapter, R. A. NJ, Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected:
HP.-D. NJ. Stewart, NJ. d.
K.-Ernest j. Record.
| S.-Wallace b. Strickland.
| Treas.-E r. Bicknell.
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