Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-09-16
NORWAY.
Very orderly election.

Very orderly election.
Work commenced In the Webb corn
factory Monday.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Hon.
John A. Roberts was ono Of the bal.
lot clerks election day In town.
Merritt Frost, after an absence from
Norway Of thirty years, returned to his
people on Monday accompanied by .
nurse. He has taken up bis homo With
his sister, Mary CanWell, on Water
Street. Most OF tho time since he left
home on Frost Hill with his bro Their,
Mason Frost, be has lived In Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowell and Mr..
and Mrs. William O. Bibber Of R CHI
mond were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene F. Smith the last of the week.
They left on an auto trip among tho
White Mountains Sunday morning by
way OF Harrison, Bridgton, Fryeburg,
Bartlett, Crawford Notch, Breton
Woods, Lancaster, Colebrook, Canaan,
VT, and Canada, and by way of Dixville
and Grafton Notches, Bethel to Norway
about 800 miles.
Capt. Moses P. Stiles and family took
an extended trip with their new car in
the northern part Of the county Sunday.
The public houses we're all filed with
people who attended the fair this week.
| 1t IL claimed by all to be the best In the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bardon Turner OF Waldo
boro were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vivian Hills during the week. MI.
Turner is Mrs. Hills brother.
The two large auto trucks, one from
North Waterford and the other from
East Stoneham, came to the fair Wed.
| nesday loaded with about fifty and forty
passengers.
John Haselton was in town during
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with
bis Norway friends.
Charles r. Smith and bis wife OF Port.
land we're guests of his sister, Edith NJ.
Smith during the fair.
John Woodman has resumed work on
his tbeater building on Cottage Street,
and will complete It at once.
| A fire alarm was rung In from box 80
Tuesday evening by the night watch
man. The fire was in Arthur Buswelrs
garden, and he had built 1t In order to
save his corn from the frost. The nigh,
Waterman thought the buildings we're
on fire.
Col. Bial F. Bradbury left Thursday
for Denver, Col, where he will take part
in the field meeting of United States sur
geons. The meeting will last for ter
days.
Prof. A. A. Towne and family are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P
lTowne, in Yaggsr. He came by auto
the last day of August for few days
visit.
Lena Schsnk, who has passed her va
cation with her parents on Pike Hill, viii
resume her duties az teacher In Provi
dence, r. l., with the fall term.
Eugene E. Andrews, wife and son Ro
land, with Donald and Francis Andrews
have visited at St. Johnsbury, Vt. The!
attended the Sherbrooke fair.
The postponed meeting Of the W. C
1T. u. will be held with the president
Mrs. C. N. Tubbs, Wednesday, Sept. II
at 2 80 o'clock.
u Mrs. T. P. Putnam of Rumford Il
with her sister, Mrs. Alice Marston, TO
, two weeks.
Harry Everett OF West Somerville
Mass, made bis friends short visit thi
week. Mr.. Everett 10 engaged In build
, ing, business he followed here som,
time ago.
Irving Frost, engaged In work at Pc
land Spring, was in town Thursday.
; The Seattle show ball' was held Q
Grange Hall on Whitman Street thi
year. Music by the Shirley Milliken or
, chestra of five pieces. Good crowd ant
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don C. Sietz have beel
, stopping at the farm for some time
. They are much pleased with the presen
management Of the farm. Mrs. Seitz'
colt was adorned with blue ribbon q
the fair.
Mary Booker, who Is soon to 60 Il
i Athol, Mass, was given an open-face'
8 gold watch by the employees Of tb
stitchiug room recently. Miss Booke
, has been forelady in the department TO
long time, and 10 held In great esteem
by all who know her.
George b. Witt and daughter Sybil o
Dorchester, Mass, are the guests of Nj
and Mrs. e. E. Witt for two weeks.
Morrill, Anderson Of Pawtucket, R. l.
is visiting Ethel Lapham.
Hon. and Mrs. Alfred s. KImball LEI
for Minneapolis Thursday, where Nj
Kimball will attend the Sovereign GRAM
l Lodge, 1. o. o. F., Monday, the 15tl
inst.
Mrs. AloDzo j. Nevers Is with her son
DR.. Harry Movers, in Haverhill, Mass.
Agnes Sanborn will resume her scboo
work at Newton, Mass, with the com
mencement of the fall term.
Norway High School opened Monday
the 10th, the grades one week later.