Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-20
NORWAY.

| NORWAY.
Arctic wave.
Schools were not In session Tuesday,
lowing to difficulty In properly heating
the school rooms.
Thermometers registered 20 degrees
land some below in the morning Tuesday,
and rose but little during the day.
| Charles L. Hathaway remains about
the same. he is reported at times as
Slightly improved, but only temporarily.
The ice cutting and harvesting on the
lake has commenced. The Ice Is clear
and thick, and Is said to be the best for
years.
The banquet at Beal's Tavern In honor
of E. B. Terhune of Boston, Wednesday
AFTERNOON was attended by the following:
Hon. A. ]. Stearns, Postmaster G. s.
Akers, q. B. Young, L. j. Brooks, g..
B. Foster, L. NJ. Smith, G. L. Curtis, q.
L. Merchant, j. A. Woodman, Frank
Kimball, .. W. Goodwin, A. L. Clark,
N. W. Sampson, W. F. Jones, a. l..
Horne, A. L. Buck, j. Waldo Nash, w.
C. Leavitt, +. E. DeCoster, q. D. Smith,
G. l. Cummings, F. q. Noyes, E. N.
lSwett. Mr.. Terhuue Is treasurer and
manager of the Boot and Shoe Recorder
Publishing Company. Mr.. Terhune In a
we'll timed speech presented the shoe
business in its most hopeful aspect. BE
urged vigorous, open and energetic
presentation of Norwsy's invitation for
shoe manufacturers to come to Norway
aud do business. Failing to secure an
outsider to come to Norway, 1t was sug-
gested that town company be formed,
money raised and shoes be manufactured
by local company. Several hundred
dollars were raised to be expended In
presenting the towns shoe interests.
County Attorney Dyer was In the Mu-
picipal Court Thursday engaged In the
trial of A. j. Penley ct al vs.. D. G.
Walker. The plaintiff was represented
by A. j. Stearns. Decision to be given
later.
A. S. Kimball has been confined to bis
home with severe cold the past week.
IT. NATION of the "20th Century
Cooking School" will give FIVE free cook
ing lectures at Concert Hall, Jan. 10 to
% at $50 to O'Clock P. NJ.
The officers elected at the annual meet
ing of the First Universalist Parish
| were:
Moderator-C. +. Ridion
Clerk-F. Z. DeCoster
Treas. and Coll. d. Adkins
Parieh Cons. W. Goodwin, W. N. Mann
Music Com.Mrs. b, F: Bradbury. Mrs. Lin
| nile artlett and Mrs. II. L. Kimball
Ladies' night at Oxford Lodge, F. and
A. Nj, will be held about tbs middle of
February.
Committee of arrangements-Dr B. +. Brad.
bury, c. s. Akers and l.. /. Gilbert.
Slpper Com-John Swain. Frank Brett, Eu.
gene Andrews and Harry kimball.
Mabel Warren, installing officer of the
New England Order of Protection, in
stalled the officers of Lakeside Lodge on
Wednesday evening, viz:
M.-Mrs. Maud Wood
J.P. W.-Mrs. Ray Bennett
VIENNA Swan
T.-Jullan Brown
C.-Mrs. Eta Buck
Src-J. p. Cullinan
G.-Mabel Warren
S.-Emma Cullinan
Guard-O. NJ. Cummings
At the Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
Thursday afternoon, at Mrs. Lucelia
NJ erriman's, the following committees
we're appointed:
Work Com.-Mrs Flora Boswell. Mrs. Luce.
LA Merriam, Mrs. Laura Proctor, Mrs. Lizzie
Merrill.
Entertainment Com.-Mrs. o. L.. Stone. Mrs.
d. L. Joslin. Mrs. Clifford Frost.
Lookout Com.-Mrs. b. c. Wentworth, Mrs.
Frank Dow, Mrs. Ransom Gould, Mrs. Hiram
Cla: k, Mrs. Mary Drew.
Mercy and Help Com-Mrs. A. T. Bennett,
Orip
Eta Noyes.
The following officers of the Congre.
gationsl Ladies' Circle were elected at
the annual meeting:
Pres.-Mrs. Harry P. Jones
Vice Pres.-Mrs. Llewellyn 81. Cushman
Sec-Mrs. Eugene n. SWEET
Treas.-Mrs. John F. Swain
Executive Com.-Mrs. George W. Holmes,
Mrs. Chester w. Horne, Mrs. Eugene 4. An
drews
William Smith has very good posi-
tion in Auburn.
Hon. A. j. Stearns has been appointed
by Governor Haines as one of the trust.
ees of the Maine Insane Hospitals.
George Austin and wife attended the
New England Poultry Show in Boston
during the week.
Tuesday morning the stockholders of
the Norway National Bank held their
annual meeting and elected the follow
ing board of directors: G. N. Tubbs,
W. L. Gray, E. E. Andrews, q. B. Eos
ter, L. S. Billings, F. W. Sanborn, q. D.
Smith. Organization of board:
Pres.-C.N n. Tubbs
Vice-Pres-L. 8. Billings
Cashier-H. d. Smith
Asst. Cashier-Fred 4. Smith
Elizabeth Simpson, at the Bradford
Hand Laundry, spent the week with
friends in Shelburne, N. 81.
Charles r. Ranger spent the week in
Wilton.
The annual meeting of the Womsn's
Missionary Society will be held at the
home of Mrs. Julia Horne Tuesday after
noon at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elect
ed.
The Wildcats and Bruinites enjoyed
an outing at the Haywood Club house
Saturday evening. Chicken.pie supper
and dance.
Wv. Hills attended the New Eng
land optical convention In Boston this
week, at the American House from Tues
day to Friday.
Merritt Y. Terhune, C. q. Holloway,
waiter ESterorOok, DaVlu COnRlin anu
Louis Burdett of Boston were at the
Kingfisher during the week for few
days outing.
Mrs. Cora Knight Clifford gave very
interesting address at the Congregation
al church vestry Wednesday afternoon
on the National w. c. T. U. Convention.
After the address refreshments of cocoa
and crackers ere served.
The officers OF the Modern Woodmen
were installed Wednesday evening by G.
c. Wood of Bangor, the State Deputy
Head Consul. After the installation a
banquet was served followed by
smoke talk.
The annual voyage of Oxford Lodge,
No. /, Ark Mariners, was launched at
Masonic Hall Wednesday evening. Off,
GERS elected:
V.P.-Malcolm Briggs