Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-23

"A CtVIt 1OI OoIouOO ou0 w - ASoAoS
was tried before Judge Jones of the Nor
way Municipal Court Wednesday. The
parties were from Greenwood and were
James q. Glover and Kali Heikkinen.
e. r. Smith appeared as attorney for
Glover and Alton G. Wheeler represent
cd Heikkinen. The decision was re-
served.
H. r. Andrews received car load OF
horses from the west on Thursday
which came through part OF the way
BY express on account Of the embargo
that has been placed on the shipping of
livestock from New Hampshire into
Maine. This embargo was taken OF the
day after the horses came through, as
the disease which was the cause OF Its
being enforced has been brought under
control. Friday was busy day at the
Andrews sale stable and prospective pur-
chasers were numerous.
Norway Lodge, I. o. o. F., will visit
West Paris Lodge Friday evening, June
p, and work the third degree. 1t Is
hoped that good number Of brothers
will be present at the meeting Tuesday
of this week, when arrangements for the
trip will be made.
Stuart w. Goodwin has been selected
to act "a class marshal for his class 1908
OF the Maine Central Institute, at the
lftieth anniversary celebration which is
to take place at Pittsfield from June 9th
to 10Th. A great gathering Of the alum.
nj of the school Is being planned for and
II 10 expected that fully 600 will return
to their alma mater for these exercises.
The class parade will be one of the big
features and each class will arrange for
It's costuming. Mrs. Alma Pendexter
Hayden, former teacher In Norway and
one of the schools most notable gradu.
ates, IL planning to be present.
Mrs. Louise Young has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital and
10 making . satisfactory recovery from
her operation.
Mrs. Horace Cole, who has spent the
winter with her daughter In New York,
has returned to her homo here. Her lit
tie grandson returned with her.
Chas. Blake has started work on the
bungalow which he 10 TO build on Aillett
Street. The new high school gymnasium
will be built on The adjoining lot.
Donald Andrews 10 meeting with good
success % m automobile salesman.
During the past week he disposed OF five
Chevrolet cars for bic father.
A meeting Of Lsksside Lodge,N E. 0.
P. VA held Wednesday evening with
work and refreshments. At the June
meeting chlldren's night will DO oh.
served.
The annual roll call Of Lake Temple,
Pythian Sisters, was held ct K. Of p.
Hall Friday evening and was we'll at
tended and enjoyable affair. A supper
vas served ct about seven o'clock after
which occurred the roll call and enter.
tainmeut.
o. n. Cummines represented Pennies.
sevasses Lodge, X. Of p, ct the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge held In Bangor last
week. Mr.. John Cullinsn went - the
delegate Of Lake Temple 60 the Grand
Temple, which Was also held st Bangor
IN connection with the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of the KnIshts Of PythIas.
The Nenorial service Of Harry Rust
Post and Relief Corps win b held 1t the
Uuiversallst church next Sunday After
noon q 3 o'clock, the pastor, Rev. @.
q. Miller. giving ths address.
The annual calico ball Of the Vesanda
Club took place q the Opera House Fri
day evening and Wa we'll attended CON
sidsring the many other events that took
place that same evening. Shaw's Or
chestrs furnished The music and fne
time was enjoyed By those present.
Nrs. John Sampson, who has bean
seriously III for the past weak, Was op-
Grated on q Truiant's Hospital Friday
BY DR.. Williams Of Lewiston. The op-
Grafton Was Of . critical nature but Mrs.
| Sampson seems to b doing - we'll -
eouid b expected ct this writing.
l. Mrs. 3. 8. Cummlngs and son Elliott
spent The past week st Bemis.
Tie newly orgauIsed Merchants Asso.
IcIation met at Concert Hall Friday sven.
ting, enjoyed : supper sesved b. the ladlel
lst The Ulisunalsf ohnsoh and spent ~