Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-09-15
w. NV. L. Merrill
s. Wired 4. Smith
j. W.-Raymond n. Eastman
rreas.-Stuart w. Goodwin
Sec,-HoWard ID. Smith.

Two members received the third degree
The degree lecture was given by Past
Master Irving Frost. Supper was served
at the close of the meeting.
r. K. Morrill, and son took six pair OF
oxen to the state fair.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Bennett, who has been
spending the summer on Pixies Hill, hat
returned to the village. Her health ID
much improved.
A. P. Bassett wac elected secretary
and treasurer of the Maine Detective As
ISOLATION at the annual meeting held in
| Lewiston.
The large elm tree In front OF W. s.
Cordwell's, Main Street, has been cut
down. 1t cost $25 to do the work, and
Percy Walker, who Is putting In the
concrete sidewalk, was In charge. The
tree was some eighty years old and bad
begun to decay.
Norway High School opens to-day,
Monday, with large attendance. The
grade schools will open next Monday,
September 21st.
Mrs. Julian Brown ia suffering from
sciatic rheumatism, and her niece, Miss
Crystal aamlin of Otisfield, Is with her
Edward L. Libby spent last week 10
Lewiston and attended the state fair.
Joseph Kershaw Of the "Fairmount,'
Old York Beach, has returned to Beals
Tavern, and will assist Mr.. Seavey dur
ing the fair.
E. C. Burnell is working in the cut.
ting room Of the shoe factory. Mr.,
Burnell has been employed in the sled
factory at South Paris for the last ter
years.
DR.. G. R. Clifford of Houlton called
on friends in town last week. The doc
tor once worked in the dental parlors oil
b. P. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c. Tarr of New
buryport, Mass, are visiting here
About eleven years ago Mr.. Tarr was su
perintendent of the Radcliffe shoe fac
tory. He is now connected with the
Dodge Bros shoe factory at Newbury
port.
Mrs. Anna Tracy and daughter Marths
were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cox.
Arthur Parker and family of ORATOR
have moved to Norway and reside or
Beal Street.
VIM. L. Perham of Washington, D. c..
is visiting at E. E. Wits.
Mrs. Jacob Bennett of South Paris Il
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. Herbert Melvin, on Beal Street.
C. B. Cummings & Sons are changing
the heating arrangement in Odd Fellows
Block. A new overhead pipe has been
connected from the boiler to the build
ing for the incoming steam, and the old
one underground for the return. +. W
Murdoch and crew are making tn
change.
b. Cromett Clark visited Norwa.
friends last week. Mr.. Clark is now as
sistant night editor on The Boston Ad
yertiser. He learned the printers trade
with r. w. Sanboru, and was In the Ad
vertiser office some twelve years.
Tuesday evening Fred Perry was rul
into BY an auto near the pumping sta
ton, Mr.. Perry and son Carl wer'
thrown from their farm wagon, and Mr.
Perry received injuries about the head
the boy was only slightly hurt. Th
wagon was complete wreck. The aut'
was driven by Geo. Fox Of Auburn, ant
was lighted only with oil lamps.
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roll, Peabody, .Jellison Shoe Co., ha
taken the rent over the Savings Bank.
Mrs. Maria N. Ryerson passed ava!
Saturday, Sept. 8, at the home OF he
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Estes, at the az
of II years and II months. Mrs. Ryer
son was born in Brunswick, Sept. "a
1912. and was the daughter Of Georg
and Lydia Maxwell. She was married
three times. Her first husband was G
. R. Newton OF Peru, her second Georg
W, Garland of Paris Hill, and her las
;. husband was Alvin Ryerson of Parl
Hill.. Three children are left to mour
. her loss: Elton s. Newton, who Is
blacksmith at Peru, Maurice A. Newto
of South Paris, and Mrs. Georgia NJ
Estes of Norway. Funeral services wei
held Monday at the home OF Mrs. Este
on Deering Street, attended by Rev. L
L. Nichols.
!. Miss Cordelia Downing Is the guest
her niece, Molly Downing.
Mrs. Lester Horne and two childra
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
o Howard Smith. :,
. Miss Grace Bicknsll, who spent I'll
Z Summer In Germany aud was detaine
there because of the war, arrived In No
!. way Saturday morning from Montreal.
8 Miss Eva Swett has gone to Ash b.
Mass, where she has position teaohin