Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-13
NORWAY.

| NORWAY.
| January term of the Norway Munich
pal Court was held on Tuesday morning
Contractor Kerr of the Norway sewer
WAS in town Monday and Tuesday adjust
ing the matters involved in the construc
ton and compilation OF the work.
Mrs. V, W. Hills, who has been sich
for several weeks, ia improving.
George Cummings and company en-
joyed q day ice fishing the first OF tht
week. The company captured severa
very good fish and enjoyed big outing
Charles L. Hathaway continues about
the same; very little Improvement II any
He is under the constant care of two
trained nurses. The lumber business II
conducted by Arthur Hebbarb, who has
been with Mr.. Hathaway for years.
The Boston Comedy Company, b
|'Price Webber's Company, gave q very
good evenings entertainment at the
Opera House Wednesday evening. The
drama was "a Queen for Day."
Mrs. C. E. Sawin has gone to Massa
chusetts, where she will spend the win
ter with her people.
Prof. Verne Whitman of Laconia, n
H., has made bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q. F. Whitman, . short visit.
Charles F. Partridge Of Rochester. N.
/ Y, made his mother, Mrs. Cynthia Part
ridge, a visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller entertain
ed Donald Booth of Portland during the
holidays.
At the annual meeting of the members
of Co D, Second Regiment, n. G. ). M,
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected:
Co. Treas.-Private Fred H. Perry
Co. Council-Lt. Guy +. Stevens, serst. Chas
| II. Pike, Sergt. r. G. Cole
Armorer-Sergt. Chas. H. Pike
Investigating Com.-Lt. Guy l. SWEET, Sergt
u. G. Flemming and Priv. Elmer Dunn
Walter Stone, q, book and magazine
illustrator, of Rochester, N. T., has
rooms for the winter at Frank KimbalPs
on Cottage Street.
Owing to the serious sickness Of hel
mother, Mrs. Susan Cragin, Miss Harri.
cite Cragin did not return to her school
in Rockand, Mass.
Charles S. PeDley has been admitted
to the Togus home, and will take up his
residence there in the near future for
lime.
Officers of the Congregational Sunday
School, elected on the New Year Sunday
are:
Supt e n. SWEET
| Asst Supt.-R. s Osgood
| Sec .Trcaa.-Howard Chick
! Librarian-Ned Burnell
Asst. LibraIian-Edith Parker, Gladys Ed
/ wards
Supt. Junior. Dept.-P. +. Stone
| Asst Supt-Midred j. Holmes
| Supt Home Dept-Mrs. Geo. w. Holmes
Supt OF Cradle Rvll-Mrs Z. n. SWEET
Exec. Com.-Herbert Holt, F. Fl. Noyes and
Mrs. Lena Andrews
The Ladies' Aid of the Methods,
church has elected officers as follows:
Pres-Etta Moves
| V. Pres.-Mrs. Louie Graves
| Sec.-Mrs Drew
Treas.-Mrs. Flora Boswell
Officers of the Epworth League Of the
Methodist church are:
| Pres-Doris Merrill
! lst v. Pres.-Orin Stone
| Treas.-Evelyn Drew
| Sec.-Geo. L. Curtis
DIV. Pres.-Thelma Bradbury
Sd v. Pres.-Rosie Merrill
| 4th v. Pres.-Olive Stone
Elinor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Devine, has returned from DR.. Alb,
bolts. hospital in Portland, where she
has been for treatment.
Charles Swell Penley has returned
from the hospital and is able to be on
the street.
Mrs. Dora Tower, who had spent the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Anderson, returned the first of last week
to Orono, where she Is matron In one OF
the fraternity houses OF the University
| of Maine.
On Tuesday the January meeting OF
Oxford Pomona Grange was held here
with large attendance, about 800 being
present In the afternoon. The. fifth de.
gree was conferred upon number of
candidates, and an interesting program
of entertainment and discussion was
given in the afternoon.
Wednesday evening the annual supper
and parish meeting OF the Second Con
gregational Church was held. The finan'
cial condition shown by the reports is
the beat for years, the resources exceed
ing the liabilities by S2S7.59. Officers Of
the parish we're elected as follows:
Moderator-H. D. Smith.
Clerk-G. W. Holmes.
Treas.-E. N SWEET.
Cola. L. +. Pike.
| Parish CONS. ID. Andrews, +. IL. Noyes, DR.
Il. r. Bradbury and L. I. Gilbert.
Fin Com.-W. F. Jones. A. j. stearns, Jas. N
f, Tubbs.
Music Com.-Mr and Mira. H. L. Horne.
UshersSHoward Chick, Albert Bartlett, Pau
Hosmer, Howard Evirs.
Pew Agent-E. N. SWEET.
The new officers of the Norway BoarC
of Trade are:
Pres-Frank Kimball.
v.Pres.-E. N. SWEET, F. j. Cook and g.
Curtis.
Exec. Coma. j. stearns, II. B. Foster, VIM
+. Jones, +. E. Smith and 8. W. Goodwin.
Francis Andrews will suffer no perma
nent i'll effects from freezing four toe'
while picking brown-tsil moth nests a
Stoneham.
Miss Florence Rideout has returned
from a visit to relatives In Dover, Gar
land and Bangor.
Neighbors OF Fred Dunn cut him q
cords of wood during his stay at th'
hospital.
Miss Elizabeth g. Foss was given
surprise party Wednesday evening by thu
members OF her former Sunday schoo
CLASS, WuO pIcboutou hoi WIN oSooe'
full hand painted cake plate.
Miss Lena Buck, who has been teach
ing in Jackson, N. H., now has posi-
ton at Rumford Corner.
The millinery stores will close at
O'Clock during January and February
except Monday and Saturday evenings
when they will be open until o'clock.
Mrs. B. F. Bradbury will entertain th'
Barton Realizing Club on the afternoon o.
Jan. 10th, when the session will be de
voted to music, the work Of Ethelber
Nevin being considered.
Miss Agnes Sanborn has returned *
her school at Newton Center, Mass.
Miss Pearl Foster has returned from
months visit to relatives in Brockton
Mass.
Feb. 10 will be the date OF the annua
clerks ball at the Opera House. Tht
association organized last week for TIT
event. All the lady clerks will be th'
rec option committee, and Walter Hutch
ms will be floor manager. The officer
aud committees of the association are: