Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-18
NORWAY.

James L. Partridge, since his retire
ment from the store at Norway Lake,
has greatly:improved his Lake residence,
opposite the school grove by grading the
lot, building double piazza on the front
of the house, and putting in large plate
glass windows. He has now one of the
most delightful places In town.
Charles L. Hathaway, since his return
from Portland, has rapidly improved.
He Is now able to be at the Office some
during the middle Of the day.
Frank P. Stone 10 recovering from a
serious surgical operation much faster
than was expected. he commenced to
sit up some the last of the week.
Arthur L. Taillon has secured work In
Lewiston and will move his family there
the last of the week.
While opening the trench for the sewer
pipes on Pleasant Street, q vein Of water
was struck that would furnish most ex-
celleut water for the whole village. 1t
was opposite F. H. Hurd's place.
Although many have left town for
work in other places, there is still q big
demand for tenements. All the most
pleasant and desirable homes find ready
tenants at good prices.
The sewer has been completed on
Danforth Street and Oak Avenue. 1t is
said that the work will not extend to
the upper part of Pleasant Street until
the low land north from Maple Street Is
filed in some time next year.
Fred Dunn, who was so seriously in.
jured by his bull last March, has so far
recovered as to be In the village for the
first time Thursday. Heis feeble now,
but able to walk with the aid OF cane.
Vivian w. Hills was In Boston and
New York this week for the holiday
goods. He returned the last of the
week.
Many good citizens have profited by
the sale of the shoe factory lasts at the
very low price of ten cents per barrel.
Mrs. George L. Curtis has returned
from months visit with relatives and
friends In Massachusetts, and New Jer-
sey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Tubbs were in
Berlin, N. 81. the last of the week.
CIV. Lane of Biddeford, dentist of
some years experience, is working for
DR.. F. E. Drake.
Mrs. R. L. Powers and daughter Lii
liam have taken rooms in the Bangs
house, and will move from the NOyes
place on Deering Street about the first of
the month.
William Gaillard of Lynn, Mass, for
some weeks engaged in moving the B.
F. Spipney & Co. property, has complet-
ed his work and returned to his home.
Willard E. Cherry, formerly of Nor
way and for some years with F. W. Nor
ris & Co., Cambridge, Mass, announces
the opening of insurance offices in Cam
bridge and Boston.
Tuesday evening about twenty-five
members of Lake Temple, Pythian Sis
ters visited Hamlin Temple of South
Paris. They report a most pleasant
evening.
Henry Spinney, for some time in
charge of the Norway business of B. F.
Spinney & Co., moved his family to
Lynn, Mass, Thursday, having closed
his services here.
Herman l.. Horne is improving his
business place with new signs.
George Yeaton's team, while standing
in front of the Foss store at the Falls be-
came frightened and ran to the Albert
Hill place, where the horses were
caught after demolishing things gener-
ally. No one hurt, however.
Mrs. Walter Tubbs and children made
made her sister, Mrs. Harry Babcock,
visit this week at her home In Lewiston.
Ernest E. Hayden Of Haverhill, Mass,
for some months In F. P. Stones drug
store, successfully passed the State
Board of Pharmacy examination at Au-
gusta recently.
Mrs. Elgin A. Greenleaf suffered a
shock Saturday night and is in a very
critical condition.
The Universalist fair will be held Dec.
10 and II.
Albion l.. Buck, after several days in
Boston on business trip, returned on
Wednesday.
W. Frank Cox has painted his buildings
on Crescent Street. George Pike had
charge of the crew.
Mrs, Emma Chaffin of Buckfeld, after
several days with her mother, Mrs. Clara
A. Hayden, has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schenk Of AL
bany, New York, are the guests OF Mr..
Schenk's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schenk, on Pike Hill.
Freeland Howe is in Bangor on a bust
ness trip of ten days.
Judge Jones was with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Metcalf, at Winchester, Mass,
several days this week.
Irving Frost of Auburn was with
friends in town during the week.
Fred e. Smith, after several days at
the hospital In Portland last week, Is
again engaged at his work in the bank.
The officers of Oxford Chapter, R. A.
NJ, were installed at the regular meet.
ing Wednesday evening, by Past Grand
Scribe A. S. Kimball. The full list is as
follows:
H.P.-D. NJ. Stewart, N. d.
K.-Ernest j. Record.
S.-W. B. Strickland.
Treas.-E. r. Bicknell.
Sec.-Charles +. Ridlon.
C. H.-Lee n. Smith.
p. S.-P. +. Hathaway.
R.A. CIV. s. Cordwell.
NJ. Sd V.-Stuart w. Goodwin.
NJ. I'd VI. II. Murdoch.
NJ. LIST V.-George F. Eastman.
Chap.-Charles 8. Akers.
s. S.-Charles d. Seeley.
J.S.-C. Z. McArdle.
Sent.-W. L. Merrill.
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