Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-02

Road Co., and will be located near Chi.
cago.
AZ was expected Tinker's Singing Or
chestra drew q record crowd at the Op.
era House Tuesday evening, three full
car loads coming from Paris. As on
theft other appearances hero the leading
feature was the fine music furnished for
the dancing which followed the enter
tainment. The attendance OF dancers
was also large, there being about oil the
floor would accommodate. The manage.
ment announced that the Thinkers would
return to Norway for the last two nights
of Oxford County fair.
The ladies OF the Universalist Circle
met with the Misses Prince Wednesday
afternoon and spent the time In sewing
on work that had been ordered from
them. Plans for future work were also
discussed.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge will hold q
district meeting Friday evening OF this
week. The district was changed at the
last meeting of the Rebekah Assembly
aud is now composed OF Onward Rebek-
ali Lodge OF West Paris, Sunset Rebekah
Lodge Of Bethel, Mt. Pleasant Rebekah
Lodge of South Paris, and Mt. Hope
Rebekah Lodge OF Norway. The en-.
tertaining lodge will serve . supper to
the visitors at $50, will exemplify the
degree work, and Ice cream and cake
will be served after the work. It is ex-
pected that the attendance will be large
Three Norway people were taken to
the hospital ut Lewiston for surgical
treatment during the past week. One
case resulted fatally and another has had
to submit to Q second operation.
Mrs. F. N. Barker has been the guest
OF her son Hubert and daughter Marjorie
at Colby College for the past week.
Francis b. SWEET OF Norway, . Nom.
Der OF the senior class In Bates College,
secures honors In language, according to
the announcement of senior honors
made at the college few days since.
Miss Irene Locke is ct Livermore Falls
for month substituting in the telephone
exchange there. i
Work is rushing at the shoe factory
and some Of the old cutters who have
been employed In other places have been
sent for and have returned here to 40
cept positions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett W. York Of
Woodfords have been the guests of Mrs.
York's brother, A. L. Buck, for the past
week.
Steps are being taken for the forming
of Merchants' Association In town. A
preliminary meeting was held at the
store of the Anterior Furniture Co.
Wednesday evening and committee
com posed of William @. Leavitt, Homer
r. Luck, Robert F. Bickford and Clin-
ton 8. Masseck was appointed to have
charge Of the matter. Another meeting
will be held ut the same place Wednes.
day evening of this week, and II 10 hop
ed every merchant who can do 90 will be
present. The object of the association
10 TO 40 advertise the business Of Norway
az to make It the trading center OF the
surrounding towns.
A special meeting Of the Browning
Reading Club will be held with MRS.
Annie Favor this Monday evening to fin-
ish the reading of "What Men Live By"
At last weeks meeting the following
committees were appointed for the COM
ing year:
Program Com.-Ars. Jennie Foster. Mrs.
Doris Morrill,. Miss aepevieve Barker g. nrs
N sSIl issgYE 00m'-Ai'' Ellie swan mrs
Picnic Com.-Mrs. Annie Favor. Mrs. Edith
Bartlett, Mrs. Alice Stearns.
The memorial services Of the club
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Edith
Bartlett on June 20. Mrs. Bartlett. Mrs.
Elizabeth Bicknell, Mrs. Gertrude Libby
and Mrs. Mary Cole we're appointed a. q
committee to arrange for flowers and
decorate graves OF deceased members.
Alfred W. Whitehouse and Jesse p.
Edwards have been drawn % traverse
Jurors to attend the May term OF Sn.
pfeme judicial Court ut Rumford.
Some Of the papers have announced
that the SWEET place on Marston street,
occupied by L. N. Carroll, has been pur.
chased by Mrs. A. B. Dwinal Of South
Paris. This IL mistake. No deal has
yet been made.
Frank Kimball, Illustrious Potentate
Of Kora Temple, Mystic Shrine, accom-,
panied by J. Putnam Stevens, Imperial
Potentate Of North America, went t.
Montreal Friday to visit Karnak Temple
of that city.
The May meeting Of Abigail Whitman
Chapter, b. A. R., will b held 1t ths
home of Mrs. Howard D. Smith Wednes
day evening. Roll call will be answered
by patriotic sayipgs. An account OF tht
battle of Bunker Hill will be read by
Mrs. Edith Bartlett and Miss Zilphi
Prince, and Mrs. Lucelis Merriam VII
read Longfellow's "Building OF the
Ship" ),