Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-11-25
NORWAY.

Several members Of Oriental Com.
mandery, No. 20, Bridgtou, attended the
session on Thursday evening. Work,
Order of Malta.
Norway's delegation to Rnmford on
the trunk route evidently did some good
work for the interests of this section of
the county, II one can crand upon the
report made of the meeting by the
Times.
The lake is at high water mark for
this season of the year, much higher
than for several years at this season.
Work will be completed on the Maple
Street sewer in few days. The line
will not be extended the whole length of
Crescent and Marston Streets on account
of the ledge. Work has been finished
on Whitman Street.
Edith M. Smith and Georgia A. Walk
or will spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles R. Smith In Portland.
VIM. N. Judkins of Paris, for VIOLA
ton OF the game laws paid fine of SO,
and costs taxed at So 80 in the Municipal
Court. Game warden w. q. Barker
made the arrest.
John c. Hussey has moved from the
Cooper place to North Norway, where
he has position for the winter.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth attended the
ministerial meeting at Hallowell Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kimball visited
their grandson, Harold Kimball, at the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
iston Sunday.
Quo Vadis pictures at Norway Opera
House Wednesday evening. Owing to
some mishap to the picture machine
there was no entertainment Tuesday
evening as advertised. The attendance
on Wednesday evening was very good.
Frank P. Stone is making rapid recov-
cry from the effect of the surgical opera
ton of some weeks ago.
Will Young dedicated his new barn on
Crockett Ridge Thursday evening. The
dance music was first class and the order
of dances excellent. There was big
crowd. Good time.
Jas. o. Croker is assisting as clerk at
Longley & Butts store. The business
was sold some time since by Mr.. Crook
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Shepard are
visiting in New Hampshire and Yer
mont for ten days during Mr.. Shepard's
vacation. While with Mr.. Shepard's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Shep-
ard at South Royalton, VT, they will at
tend the parents golden wedding.
Mrs. Rose L. Powers and daughter
Lillian have taken up their homo in the
Bangs house, corner of Main and Whit
man Streets. The change Is to most
pleasant apartments.
Harry V. Cole of Portland was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. W. G. Cole,
tho last of the week.
Editor Sanborn, after an absence OF
eight weeks In New Hampshire, return
cd to his Norway toms and business
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Packard have
leased the Rowe tenement recently va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ashton.
Postmaster Akers, VIM. Morse and Eu-
gene Hayden we're at Andover on
hunting trip this week.
Ralph o. Osgood of the Advertiser is
In Mederith Center, N. e. Before the
expiration of his two weeks vacation,
he will visit in Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Burt and fami-
" are about to move to Norway from
where they have been for
some years. They will move into the
place recently purchased at tho Falls.
W. Arthur Lewis of Biddeford spent
Sunday at home the past week.
Landlord Seavey of Beal's Tavern is
making some improvements in the heat
ing plant of the hotel.
The Prince sisters, s. B. and q. s.,
after short visit with Rev. Caroline E.
Angel, will 90 to Redlands, Calf, for
the winter. NJ. NJ. Phinney, at one time
a merchant in this place, resides at Red
lands.
George D. Swift is at work at the Rice
Hotel, North Waterford, laying hard
wood floors and in other ways improv-
ing the hotel.
VIM. P. Kuightly made his relatives
and friends visit during the week.
Mrs. Lester Cowan is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Bal F. Bradbury, for few
days.
c. C. Farwell and wife of Bethel were
the guests of Mrs. r. NJ. Swan recently.
Joseph P. Milliken Is working In the
wooden mill at Bridgton.
George P. Downing, who is at work In
Gorham, N. a., spent the day Sunday at
home.
L. NJ. Longley was at Raymond sever
al days this week on business trip. H.
has several furnace jobs in that place.
Helen Holmes has returned from
Buck field, where she has visited Mrs.
Eugene Chafin.
V. w. Hills has put up very attract.
i've cylinder thermometer at his place OF
business. One can see at a glance just
how cold or hot 1t is. 1t is said to be
correct.
Chicken pie supper at Grange Hall
Friday evening by the ladies of Norway
Grange. Big attendance.