Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-05
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
Thomas P. Richardson had new pota-
toea from his garden July 18th.
Brophy Bros, of Lynn, Mass, who
have had some labor troubles with their
help and wish to move their shoe busi.
ness OF 500 or 600 hands to the country,
aud Sears & Roebuck, who will make
500 or 100 dozen daily, are bidding for
the Norway shoe factories. 1t is sug-
gested that a. either shop is large
enough for either firm they both be In
duced to make Norway their home In
business way.
Vacation time at the Congregational
church until Sept. l.
Charles Il. Adams is inspector OF
sewer pipe for the contractors In the
sewer work in Norway.
Mary L. Howe, widow OF the late
Freeland Howe, died at her home on
Main Street In this village, Monday
afternoon, July 18th, at $50 O'Clock, at
the age of over II years. She was born
In Pawtucket, r. l., Jan. %, 1885. She
married Freeland Howe 30 years ago,
and is survived by three children, Mrs.
A E. Morrison of Portland, George K.
Howe aud Freeland Howe Of Norway
Mrs. Lucy Haywood, a sister, lives In
Newport, r. ]. Mrs. Howe has been
great temperance worker, prominent In
the Ladies' Aid Society, and for nearly
a quarter of century has been president
of the Barton Reading Club. She was
Universalist. Rev. Caroline e. Angel
officiated at the private funeral at the
late home. Interment at Pine Grove.
Bearers, A. j. Stearns, C. S. Akers, S.
Hartman and s. w. Goodwin.
Charles A. Richardson and family are
at their Greenwood farm during the
having season.
Judge Jones and family, after a vaca.
! ton of some days at Asbdale, returned
to their Norway home Sunday.
John Hutchins and crew are at work
painting the q. F. Webb Co. corn shop.
Superintendent True G. Morrill, enter
tanned his father, NJ. C. Morrill, of Gray,
several days during the week.
DR.. Herman L. Bartlett has the ap-
poiutment of examiner Of the insane
convicts for the county OF Oxford by
Gov Haines.
Mrs. Edward E Harris of Ciftondale,
Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cox.
DR.. Edna Stephens OF Somerville,
Mass, is the guest OF her father, Charles
A. Stephens, at the Lake.
Edith Parker OF the Smiley store is
enjoying her vacation.
DR.. Frank N. Barker is recovering
from injuries received In a fall at his
stable a few days ago. 1t was at first
thought that he was seriously injured
internally.
Richard Stiles is one Of party, Mr.
White, by auto, from Portland to the
White Mountains and beyond. They
will enjoy a weeks trip for fishing and
delightful auto rides. This is an annual
outing for Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles.
Miss q. NJ. Taylor is at her home in
Lincoln for the summer vacation.
Judge A. E. Stearns of Rumford made
his Norway friends a short visit the first
of the week.
Leon NJ. Longley and family are with
relatives in Sanbornville, N. A., for ten
days. They made the trip in their auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson Finney OF
Bethel were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Bal F. Bradbury during the week.
C. w. Gray and family have moved to
Sanford, where they will work in shoe
factory.
Furber Emery, for some months with
Longley & Butts, has gone to his home
in West Swanzey, N. q.
District Deputy Arthur W. Lewis In.
stalled the following officers elect of
Penuesseewassee Lodge, No. Is, K. of
P, Thursday evening:
C.C.-Harry A. spiller.,
" C.-Harry l.. kimball.
Pral-Albion l.. Buck.
X. OF r. and S.-Geo. Z. Morse.
NJ F.-Hosea K. Abbott.
NJ. OF L Michael Kerwin.
NJ. at A.-Richard p. Lasselle.
I.G.-william H. Parker.
o. G.-John E. Wilson.
Anna Brooks is spending her vacation
with relatives in Waltham, Mass.
D. w. Good wins new milk cart at
tracts attention. 1t is all right from
"Orchard Poultry Farm"
Mrs. Eta Bean, for some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. N. Tubbs, has return
ed to her home in Bethel.
E.E. Witt and family and Mrs. w. B.
Lapham were the guests of Edwin Rowe
at his Bryant Pond cottage the first of
the week.
Mrs. Emma Mann is with her daugh-
ters, Bertha and Jennie, at Old Orchard.
Mrs. S. q. Hayden, for some time at
the Lake cottage, has returned to her
home in Haverhill, Mass, on account OF
sickness.
Maurice Prince and wife of Mechanic
Falls visited their daughter, Mrs. Charles
Pike, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas d. Burnham and
son Joseph are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman l.. Horne. Mrs. Burnham
is q native OF Norway, now resident oil
Lincoln, Neb. They made their trip by
| auto.
Fred Cummings and wife with COM
pany are at their Lake cottage on Goat
Island.
Edith Rideout is the new clerk at the
Smiley store in the place of Marion
Smith.
Capt. Alton E. Whitehead went to
Portland on his motorcycle Wednesday,
and returned the next day.
II. B. Foster, E. Z. and q. F. Andrews,
r. W. Sanborn, Harry Ford, John vain,
Samuel Ring, L. H. Cusbman and Clar-
ence Smith returned the first of the
week from fishing trip at Four Ponds.
The Miriam Libby place, corner
Crescent and Pleasant Streets, purchased
by Mrs. Lydia Porter, is being improved
by a wide piazza.
Co. D, I'd Regiment, N. G. S. NJ, left
for camp Monday morning. Capt.
Whitehead takes fifty enlisted men and
three commissioned officers into camp
or the ten days, 4th and 18th inclusive,
three days will be spent in Vassalboro
The regiment will march 10 Vassalboro
from Augusta. Col. Bal +. Bradbury
and Capt. Moses P. Stiles will 60 into
camp with the regiment.
Italian workmen were before the
municipal court Thursday for some dis
turbance. No evidence was brought
against them and they we're discharged.
Fred E. Smith, assistant cashier at the
Norway National Bank, was taken to the
Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary In Portland
Thursday morning where he submitted
to an operation for appendicitis and is
making good recovery. The operation
was performed by DR.. Charles l.. Cragin
former Norway boy.
Hospltable Railroad Men.
81 got two shocks In rapid succession
after / got into Mime yesterday" said a
man from one of the Massachusetts
cities who came over the Grand Trunk
few days since. "At the Union Sta
ton in Portland I came out to take q
street car for the Grand Trunk station