Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-07-01
NORWAY.

Capt. Alton E. Whitehead Of Co.
win be one of the rife team which vii
represent the Maine National Guard q
the national matches, having won
place at the state shoot at Auburn las
week.
j. o. Smith and wife are the guests o
Mr.. Smiths sister, Edith NJ. Smith
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mis-,
Smith and Miss Georgia A. Walker tool
. trip around the mountains by way o.
Gorham, N. a.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 1. Cummings, DR.
H. L. Bartlett and wife, DR.. B. F. Brad
bury and wife, Col. and Mrs. A. j
Stearns, F. q. Cummings and wife snt
Henry B. Foster and wife returned from
fishing trip of three days at Cupsuptic
They saw seventeen deer while at The
river, aud captured nearly five hundred
trout. They report most delightful triI
but rather strenuous one.
st. Johns Day was observed by Ok
ford Association of Knights Templari
entertaining the members of Oriental
Commandery. No. %. K. T.,of Brldgton.
Line was formed at 10 A. NJ, at Masons
Hall, Cottage Street, Marshal Sir Knight
A. j. Stearns mounted, Lumley Castle
B md, and fifty Sir Knights In uniform
The line of march was Baal St., LYNN
St., Main St., Water St. to Cottage. The
company then by steamer, boats and
autos went to Gray Birches, where they
we're most bouutifully cared for by Sir
Knight w. L. Gray. In the afternoon
they left for their homes. The day was
most beautifully pleasant, the town was
attractively decorated in honor of the
visitors and the whole affair was most
successfully carried out.
Mrs. Albert Thompson and daughter
Maud are at Rock Island, where they
will enjoy most of the summer with DR..
Thompson, who join ed them the last OF
the week.
James o. Smith, Esq, attorney in
Presque Isle, and wife reached Norway
the first of the week by auto, having
been on the road several days, taking
the trip with ease aud much pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hills of Union
are the guests OF their son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Vivian w. Hills.
Road Commissioner Morrill, is filling
in and grading Water Street near the
corn shop. Large stones are placed in the
street and will be covered, thus raising
The street some three feet or more, max
ing the same nearly level.
Lewis P. Bartlett. for twenty-five
years a member of the shoe firm of b.
r Spinney & Co., died at his home in
Lynn, Mass, in 10 oath. He was we'll
known to our Norway people, with
whom he did business for many years.
He was member of the Bass Island
Club, Lake Psnnesseewassee. He was
si1ty-two years of age. He is survived
BY widow and one son.
Frank P. Stone and wife attended the
annual meeting of the Maine Pharms-
centical Association this week at Port
land.
The town bylaw relative to riding BIZ
cycles on the sidewalks will be enforced
the selectmen say In their notice.
The Methodist Sunday School officers
are:
supt.-L Hall Trufant, NJ. d.
Asst. Supt.-Cecil Brown:
Librarian-Clarence <. Gibson.
Sec.-Grace Howard
Asst sec.-Hazel Bennett
Treas-R. ID. Gould
Org-Marion Gibson
Supt. Home Dept.-Mrs. Grin Stone
Supt. Cradle Roll-Etta Noyes
Carroll Bartlett OF the U. OF NJ. will
spend his vacation with his mother, MIS-.
Linnie Bartlett, in town. Aaron H. Yea
ton, Lucis Barrows, Elmer E. Hussey,
Hubert Barker, Genevieve Barker, Mar
jorie Barker, Don Whitney, Don S. Bart
lett and Dorothy Tubbs of Colby; Don.
aid Welch of the U. of NJ; Maud Pike OF
the Conservatory of Music, Boston;
Francis SWEET of Bate and Roland Ki u.
ball of the U. of M, are some of the stu
dents who will enjoy the summer vaca-
ton at their Norway homes.
Alphonso Charles of North Waterford,
who was the successful bidder for the
Norway, Lowell, Stoneham stage route,
will run an auto from Norway, com.
mencing July 1st, instead of the old
stage.
A special meeting of Oxford
Lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ, was held
Friday evening. Work, refreshments.
Edith Rideout and Frances Bartlett
are enjoying a two weeks trip to Wash
ington, D. c., and other places.
woodland Home" is occupied by its
owner, Miss E. w. Fobes of Wakefield,
Mass, and Mrs. George Goss OF that
city. Miss Fobes will remain at her
lake cottage during the summer months.
Mrs. Goss will be Der guest for some
weeks.
The officers of the Epworth League
are:
Pres. Hiram Clark
LIST v. Pres.-Mrs Hiram Clark
End V. Pres.-Horace Cleveland
Sd v. Pres.-Hazel Bennett
9th v. Pres-Mrs. Lizzie Joslin
sec.-Elizabeth Drew
Treas.-D. L. Joslin
Org.-Mrs. l.. Hall Trufant
Supt. of Junior League-Mrs. Alton Noyes
Some of the Bass Island members are
at the cottage. Among them are Geo.
A. Gum, Henry Newall, Eben A. Mitch
ell and sons Eben, Jr., and Ernest q =,
and Char'es Blazo.
Scott Merrill and family have moved
into Nathan Dunham's place on Pleasant
Street.
Hon. A. S. Kimball, Postmaster c. S.
Akers, DR.. F. E Drake and e. L. Hath
away attended the st. Johns Day exer-
cises at Lewiston.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Marston has returned
to her Norway home from six weeks
visit with friends in Middleboro, Mass.
Marion Bangs of Portland is with Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepard at the farm for
some weeks. Her health is somewhat