Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-24
NORWAY.

As the outcome of q mix-up on the
evening of Saturday, the 14th, in which
Sam Isaacson and Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
n. Klain were concerned, Isaacson sp-
peared as the respondent in an assault
case at the Norway Municipal Court, in
which Klain was the complainant. After
an interesting trial which attracted q
crowd, Isascson was acquitted.
Oscar Needhsm has gone to Boston
and New York to visit relatives.
Charles G. Blake has moved bis house
hold goods from the house Of DR.. B. r.
Bradbury, where be has been living, to
the former Jonathan Blake house on
Cottage Street. This Is the house in
which Mr.. Blake was born. It was pre-
pared for occupancy by DR.. Albert
Thompson, but a change in plans kept 1t
vacant.
Mrs. Fred A. Hunt, who has spent the
winter in Portland with a daughter, was
here for several days getting her home
on Beal Street ready for occupancy, and
will sooD be here for the summer.
Mrs. George McAllistsr, who has been
Ill for long time at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Hall, has been taken
to the home of another daughter, Mrs.
Royal Cordwell, for q time.
The extension of the pipe line on
Tannery Street has been completed by
Freeman c. Smith, the contractor. The
line was extended beyond its original
limit to a total length OF 210 feet. and il
was a tough proposition. 1t ran through
bouldsrs and the old tannery pits which
had been filled with junk, and water
seeped in from the brooks, making con-
tinuous pumping necessary.
The Trumbull Players are at the Opera
House for the first three evenings Of this
week, with plays and vaudeville.
Stephen B. Cummings and family at
tended the graduation of their daughter,
Miss Ruth Cummings, from the Faction
pisnoforte school in Boston last week.
George T. Brenning of Arlington, Pa,
and q party of friends have been &C.
cupying Harry l.. Burnhsm's cottage on
Lake Pennesseewassee for the past week.
Miss Marion Haskell, who is studying
the violin in Boston, is spending the
summer vacation at her home here.
Necessary repairs have been made on
the Baptist church by Horace Kimball
and Elmer Aldrich.
SclQcu ". EOSlcE udS bOlu ulo
shop and billiard room to Archie Parrin,
formerly of Hyde Park, Vt. Mr.. Foster
will remain for while until the new
proprietor gets acquainted. Mr.. Foster
has run the business for twenty-fo
years.
The Wallace w. Sheen farm at South
Waterford has been sold to Harry E.
Charles of Stow, who Is to move there.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Andrews and Miss
Nellie Andrews have gone to their cot
tage at Old Orchard for the summer.
Raymond q. Eastman is taking his an
nual vacation at bis former home In
Kearssrge, N. II.
Francis s. Andrews is at home from
Dartmouth for the vacation.
Mrs. Sarah P. Page, Mrs. Lizzie Crom-
NETT and Mrs. Angie Berry are at their
cottage at Poland Camp Ground.
Four electric clocks have been installed
in rooms at the high school building dur
Ing the year, the money having been
raised by entertainments and socisbles.
The fifth and sixth grades have just put
In the last ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Pike have been
In Brooklyn, n. Y, during the past week
to attend the graduation OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Pike, from Pratt In
stitute on Friday. Miss Pike has COM
plsted the two years course in normal
art and manual training, and expects to
become teacher along those lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. o. Dame, who have
lived In Norway fe- the past two years,
have moved to Hudson, Mass.
Miss Mildred Z. Noyes is at home for
the summer vacation from her school
In Boston.
The Wild Cat Club entertained DR..
and Mrs. B. r. Bradbury, who have re-
Gently returned from their wedding trip,
ut the Barker farm Thursday night,
when a supper was served. Nineteen
were present, and the affair was q very
social one.
Graduating exercises Of the senior
class of Norway High School will be
held In the Opera House Thursday even
ing, June 20. The graduation ball Is in
the same place Friday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. B. r. Bradbury are ut
Augusta for few days, to break up at
Mrs. Bradbury's former home there.
They expect to return to Norway some