Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-09
NORWAY

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Mrs. Alice NJ. Marston has returned
from two months visit to relatives and
friends at Rumford, Livermore Falls
and other places.
The Grand Trunk station has been
connected with the Beal Street sewer,
and some sanitary plumbing Is to be put
In.
Alfred G.. Monk has returned from st.
Barnabas Hospital at Portland, and Ia
gaining we'll from his recent surgical
operation.
Frank Kimball has bought the drug
business OF Walter v. Cole at Freeporf,
and bis son Roland will take charge OF
II. Roland Kimball is at present man.
ager OF drug store at Pennington, N.
H., and until he can leave that position,
Frank Kimball is at Freeport In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews. who
are about to leave town for Allstop,
Mass, were guests of honor at special
meeting Of the Wild Cat Club at the
Barker farm Tuesday evening.
Forty-eight people attended the picnic
of the Baptist Sunday School, which was
held Labor Day on the invitation of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Buck, at their farm on the
Waterford road.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Andrews and
son Roland left Thursday for their new
home in Allston. Mass.
Mrs. John F. Sampson is visiting rela-
tives In Conway, N. 81.
Oxford Lodge, r. and A. NJ, bad it's
annual picnic at the Barker farm Labor
Dav.
Willard Buck underwent a surgical
operation Tuesday at DR.. Cousins hospi.
tai in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenwinter and children
of Waterbury, c., were recent guests Of
Mrs. Eisenwinter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Bicknell, and Gretchen re.
NAMED and is to attend the high school
here.
Misses Stella B. and Zilpha s. Prince
went to Turner last week to visit rela
tives.
Ralph Kneeland of Somerville, Mass.
is here to spend his vacation with his
wife, who Is with her mother, Mrs.
Mann.
Rev. aud Mrs. NJ. o. Baltzer and
daughter Melbs returned Wednesday
from Steubep, where they spent the
vacation, and services were resumed at
the Congregational church Sunday.
The remains OF Lewis NJ. Rawson of
Presque Isle arrived here Wednesday
from Fairfield, where he died at the state
sanatorium Tuesday. He was born on
Paris Hill, the son of the late Hiram ]
Rswson, and lived there for some years.
He had been at the sanstorlum for about
three months. He is survived by bis
mother, who lives at Bath, one sister,
and one brother, Merton, of Hebron.
His age was 81 years. The funeral was
attended by Rev. F. A. Sullivan at Spill
ler's undertaking rooms Thursday, and
burial was at Paris Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitman and
two children of Salem, Mass, who have
been spending the summer at Pittsfield,
are visiting his mother, Mrs. George W.
Whitman, and sister, Mrs. Bertha Stur-
tevsnt, for few days.
Roy Keene of birmingham, Mass, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adney A. Keene, at Fred Lovejoy's.
Leonard s. Sessions is In the drug
store of Frank Kimball as clerk for few
weeks.
DR.. Ivan W. Staples, who bought the
DR.. Trufant property, has moved his
family from West Paris to their new
home.
Henry B. Foster has bought all stock
and interest owned by John w. Wood In
the NORWAY Shoe Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Pike took vaca,
ton last week at Etna. Ashley Ed
wards attended to the business of the
real estate agency during Mr.. Pixies
absence.
A good representation from Oxford
Lodge of Masons visited Crooked River
Lodge at Bolster's Mills Thursday night,
and the work of the NJ. NJ. degree wac
done by Oxford Lodge.
Oxford Chapter, o. E. S., holds its
first meeting following the summer
recess on Tuesday evening of this week.
Miss Florence Scothorne has returned
from a weeks visit in Bar Hsrbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville B. Denison and
son of Belmont, Mass, have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Blake for q
few days.
Simeon Frost, wife and daughter, of
Gallup, New Mexico, have recently |
spent two weeks in town. Mr.. Frost,
who is railroad engineer, had not been
here before for fourteen years.
Lester Witham, who has been serious.
ly i'll, Is better, and able to get out when
the weather is good.
Miss Esther Pike, who has spent the
summer vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Pike, has returned to
her school In Hackettstown, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. DeCoster
and Mr.. and Mrs. Prince W. Steward,
after spending vacation of two weeks
at the DeCoster cottage at Old Orchard,
returned home last Monday.
N. B. Merrill has sold his buildings
on Water Street, formerly the George
Walker stand, to Arthur L. Hartman.
General repairs are being made.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Leonard and
who have been occupying the
Burnham cottage at the lake, returned
Wednesday to their home in Philadel-
phis.
At the special town meeting Saturday
afternoon, George A. Brooks was moder-
ator. The following amounts were
raised, to supplement the amounts ap-
for the same purposes at the
annual meeting:
Common schools ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
High schools 1880
apparatus, etc. .--..---......-..- 100
The treasurer was authorized to borrow
these amounts, and they will be placed
In the assessment for 1920.
Oxford Lodge, No. 10, F. and A. NJ,
held its annual meeting Friday evening.
Facts of interest regarding the years
work are that ten members have been