Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-01-20
NORWAY.

Chandler's Orchestra OF Portland, ff-
teen pieces, has been engaged to play for
the clerks ball on the evening Of Feb.
Sd, and John b. Haselton Of Portland
will again be prompter, a. he has for
every ball since they started. The Nor
way and Paris Transfer Go. will run
special trips to South Paris at intermis-
sion and after the ball.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert r. Bickford re-
turned Monday OF last week from an OK.
tended wedding trip, and are occupying
their home on Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Howe and daugh.
ter Roberta are spending some weeks
with relatives at Maranacook.
Miss Inez Flint Of Lynn, Mass, has
been guest Of Mrs. B. G.. McIntire.
Norway High School basket ball team
was defeated at Auburn Tuesday even
! ing by Edward Little High School by the
score of AZ to 81. A number Of the
students attended the game, by train,
automobile, and mixed methods OF trans
portation.
In the Norway Municipal Court Wed
nesday, on complaint Of L. 8. Sessions,
George L. Ssnborn WAS arraigned on the
charge of assault. he waived examina-
ton and pleaded not guilty. A fine OF
three dollars was imposed by Judge
Jones, and the respondent appealed.
The parties in this case are we'll known
Norway men. Mr.. Sessions is the driver
of the bus between Norway and South
Paris. Mr.. Sanborn is book.keeper for
Ripley & Fletcher at South Paris, and
walks to his work. The trouble between
them originated on the highway, and Ia
said to have been 10 regard to the por-
ton of the roadway occupied by them
respectively on their travels. 1t culmi
mated at the South Paris railroad station
on the morning of Saturday, the 10th, In
q personal encounter. E. F. Smith ap.
pesred for Mr.. Sanborn at the hearing.
Oxford Chapter, o. E. s., held brief
memorial services at it's regular meeting
Tuesday evening for two recently de.
ceased members, Mrs. Ida Kimball and
Everett F. Bicknell. The officers elected
last month will be installed at q special
meeting on the evening of the 9th.
Miss La Pike was calling here last
Monday, on her way from California to
her home in Montreal.
Mrs. Ephraim Dudley of Water Street,
who has recently returned from the
Sanatorium at Fairfield, Is gaining rapid.
" and q permanent cure Is expected.
Mrs. F. @. Elliott left Friday for Orlan. |
do, Fla, where she will spend the resi-
of the winter. Mrs. Mary Oxnard &C
com panied her as far as Boston, and will
visit relatives in eastern Massachusetts,
for some weeks.
Wilfred G.. Conary, attorney at law,
has opened Offices over Freeland Howe's
music store, coming here from Mil
linocket.
Donald Francis, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William W. Libby, died Wednesday |
morning at the home of bis parents Oh
Deering Street, at the age of one year
and nine months. Up to within a few
DAYS of his death he was apparently In |
good health. The child was taken to 8
specialist In Portland, but nothing could
be done.
Plans are being made to enlarge the
Rex Theatre 80 az to accommodate about
two hundred more than 1t will now seat.
A shower was recently given Miss
Dorothy Thomas at the home OF Mrs.
Francis Carroll, in honor OF her approach,
ing marriage to Wilbur Downing. Hot
chocolate, cake and fancy crackers were
served, and the party was serenaded by
a party of young men.
The officers of Norway Lodge, /. o.
o. F., were installed Tuesday evening as
follows:
NIGH. Ray Bennett.
V.G.-Oliver j. Foss.
W.-Bert Melvin.
Con.-Herbert e. Rich.
Seed. n. French. |
Treas.-Harry e. Lovejoy.
I.G.-Harry v. Cole.
O.G.-W. W. Pride.
R.SS.-A. A. Herrick.
LIS. S.-Freeman Cnrrier.
RS. N. GO. Julian Brown.
LIS. N. G.-GeoIge Hall.
R.S.V. G.-Albert 7. Bennett
LS.V. G.-Horace Il. Cole.