Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-01-27
NORWAY.

The cooking school at Concert Hal
during the week was we'll attended.
Don C. Seitz of the New York World
made his Norway friends short visit
this week. He was at his farm, the
Solomon l. Millett place, several days.
Hon. John A. r ,berts and Hon. Bert
rand G. McIulire came from Augusta to
attend the annual banquet OF the Local
board OF trade.
The several candidates for the Nor
way post office, DeCoster, Pike, Lewis
and Bickford, have obliged their friends
to sit up and take notice for some time
All the candidates have been In earnest
to get their adherents out to vote.
Frank Starbird is out with a petition
to be appointed highway commissioner
for the town after the annual town meet
ing. It is understood that bis petition
has been very generally signed. He
presents very good record from Paris
where he has been employed on the
roads.
The Board of Trade banquet was held
at the new Grange Hall on Whitman
Street Tuesday evening attended by 122
The food was prepared and served by
the members Of Norway Grange, and
was OF the very best.
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Grapefruit
Escalloped oysters
Cold roast chicken Boiled ham
Mashed potatoes
Cranberry sauce Salads
Hot rolls White bread
Celery Olives
Assorted cake
Bananas Grapes Raisins Nuts
Cigars
Milliken's orchestra was in attendance.
Hon. Albert j. Stearns acted as toast
master. Speakers: Don c. Seitz OF the
New York World; Hon. John A. Rob.
erts, Commissioner Of Agriculture; L.
E. McIntire of Waterford; a. D. Smith,
Cashier Norway National Bank; Hon.
Bertrand G. McIntire. Chair man State
Board of Assessors; Talbot Mundy, au.
thor; Il. l.. Horne of the Norway School
Board; Thomas Smiley, merchant OF
Portland, Norway, Bridgton and other
places; Henry B. Foster. clothier, of the
committee on shoe factory, etc. The
speeches were all filed with mirth, wit
and wisdom. The evening was de
lightful one. Said to have been the
"best yet"
ZEE. Hastings of Fryeburg was at
Beal's Tavern Tuesday while attending
Probate Court at Paris.
The farmers are cutting and housing
their years crop of ice. 1t never was OF
better quality.
Mrs. A. j. Stearns and Mrs. Charles
Bartlett went to Boston Thursday, Mrs..
Stearns to visit her sister, Mrs. BOY Cole,
and Mrs. Bartlett to visit her daughter,
Frances, who is training for nurse In
the Massachusetts, General Hospital.
Mrs. Cole resides in Canton, Mass.
The installation and official visitation,
by the Grand Chief, Louis E. Kilday OF
Portland, Of Oxford Castle, No. 2, K. G..
E., was held Saturday evening. An oys-
ter supper was served after the evenings
work at which were speeches and closed
with a "smoke talk" Officers:
N.C.-Frapk NJ. Boswell
y.C.-Horace l.. Cleveland
II. P.-George W. winslow
V. H.-ClareDce V. Weber
NJ. of r. and c. Of E.-Merton l.. Kimball
X. Of E.-George l.. Curtis
s. Nv. n. McDaniels
W B.-Harold A. Anderson
w. C.-Charles II. Seavey
LIST G.-Alton L. Curtis
I'd G.-Fred Allen
The timber for the new barn to be
built on the Smith farm, Fore Street, is
being prepared by c. B. Cummings &
Sons. c. 81. Adams will have charge OF
the work.
The officers of Lake Temple, No. As,
we're installed by Grand Chief, Mrs. May
Leavitt of Mechanic Falls, Tuesday
evening, viz:
P.C.-Gertrude W. Libby
NJ. Z. C.-Emma Cullinan
Z. S.-Berenice Nash
E.J.-Lillian Powers
M.-Emma Buck
K. of r. and C.-Alice c. Walker
NJ. Of F.-Alice Nash
P.-Cara schnuer
Transferable Pledge
Or. Rep.-Gertrude W. Libby
W. A. Lewis, District Deputy Grand
Chancellor, installed the officers Of
Craigie Lodge, No. 121, K. of P, Ok
ford, Tuesday evening, assisted by
%. N. Cummings az Grand Prel'
ate. On Thursday evening they went
to South Waterford, where they install
ed the officers Of Valley Spring Lodge,
No. 1O4, K. of P.
On the 9th OF January Frank P. Stone
had been in business at the present
store rs years.
Marion Smith is the guest of heI
friend, Sarah Staples, at West Auburn
this week.
Marion Haskell was at Bethel the firs'
of the week with her pupils. She has
large number there.
Delmon NJ. French and wife have re
turned from a weeks visit to Portland
Mrs. Frank W. Faunce Is with hei
daughter, Mrs. w. c. Leavitt, in Lynn
Mass.
DR.. Charles Cragin OF Portland made
his mother short visit during the week
The ladies of the Congregational so
cie,y will serve baked bean and SALAD
supper in the church dining room, Wed
nesday, Jan. 2Sth, at 6:45. After TIT
supper will follow "The Peddler's Pa
rade," when ice cream, cake and dough
nuts will be offered for sale.
Eleanor, one OF the twin daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Devine, diet
Wednesday, aged four months. She wa
never we'll, being unable to digest he
food properly. She bad been treated b.
specialists with very little success.
Berenice NJ. Nash is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. V. Terhune, Swampscott
Mass, for some weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Bial F. Bradbury wer
called to Rumford the last of the weel