Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-06-10
NORWAY.

Subscriptions for Sanborn Shoe Sh0I
stock are being solicited at $25 the
share.
The village gardens have been plant
ed.
The village schools, grades, closed
Friday afternoon for the summer vaca
ton. The high school closes one week
later.
DR.. Bal F. bradbury is grading bis
back lot south of the stable with the OK.
cavatious from the Woodman lot on Cot.
tsge Street.
Mr.. Andrews has bis house on Winter
Street up and hearty boarded.
The new Tubbs building on Tannery
Street will be one Of the attractive places
when completed.
The June session of the Norway MI.
uicipal Court was held by Judge Jones
on Tuesday. The usual business.
j. o. Croker has just completed an
extensive job of repairs and improve
ments on his buildings adjoining and 10
the rear of bis store. 1t lie understood
that he will paint the building occupied
by r. H. Richardson.
Capt. NJ. P. Stiles was at home the
first Of tho week attending to bis Norway
business and planting bis garden.
A delegation of Knights Templar at
tended the conolave of Oriental Com
mandery, No. %, at Bridgton Thursday
evening, June 5th. Business, itinerary
for St. Johns Day.
DR.. and Mrs. Bial F. Bradbury enter
tanned friends at their Lake cottage
Wednesday evening.
Horace G. DinsmOre is In charge of
the extensive repairs being made in the
shoe factories. The old floors are being
replaced with hard wood flooring. The
work does not interfere with the factory
operations however.
The material for the completing OF the
Opera House tower has arrived, and the
staging will soon be removed.
The reception rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Merrill c. Ward at Concert Hall Wednes-
day evening was largely attended. 1t
was a most touching expression OF the
high esteem in which the people of the
Universalist church and parish held
their pastor and his family Refresh.
ments were served.
Joseph AntoliDi of the fruit store, who
was so badly burned last September by
the explosion of a can of gasoline, re
turned from the Central Maine General
Hospital the first of the week. While
he has not wholly recovered, he Is able
to attend to his business in some meas
ure.
Clyde Mckay and Arthur Paine, the
two twelve-yesr-old boys who endorsed
and converted certain checks intrusted
to them to mail, were bound over by
Judge Jones for the grand jury.
Walter Luck was called to his stable
one night recently by some unusual
noise. In one of the stalls he found
man who said he bad entered the stable
for the purpose OF securing nights
rest.
The owners of motor boats have re-
placed the buoys and channel markers
on the outlet Of the lake. The original
ones were carried out by last seasons
ice.
Tuesday evening, June Sd, Clara Lou
Use Hathaway was married to Homer
Randall Luck at the home of the bride
on Pleasant Street. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Hathaway, graduate of Norway High,
class 10, and member of Abigail Whit
man Chapter, D. A. R Mr.. Luck is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Luck and
employed by Drake & Brooks. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. r. j.
Bruce. The presents we've abundant
and beautiful. They will make their
home with Mrs. Luck's parents.
Special examination for teachers for
Norway and Waterford at the Ninth
Grade room on Monday, June 10th.
Rev. r. j. Bruce delivered the sermon
before the high school class 10, at the
Opera House, SUNDAY, June sth,a 1880
A. NJ. Topic, 1.-THE Worth of Will"
1t Is expected that work will com,
mence on the village sewer the first OF
the week. A crew of one hundred Ital-
ians will commence on the work. Their
headquarters will be at the old grist mill
at Steep Falls. Employment will be
given to all men in town who wish to
rro.Ir nm tha apkorpriuo