Oxford Democrat., 1911-08-29
NORWAY.

] t0f the raising OF Brothers FRANK .. dam
!, mon and Stephen G. Hatch. Bentami
Q IG. Barrows was master of Oxford Lodg
t on Tuesday, Aug 20, 1851. The Masoni
. Hall was then over the printing oftice
, Social hour was passed and ut 8 o'cloc
refreshments Of . very substantial an
satisfactory description In which coiiee
} lemonade, spring water, meat sandWich
es, peanut butter sandwiches, dough
nuts, cakes, cheese, apples, pears AM
bananas were served under the sppl
] trees. Past Master G. n. Smith In hi
pleasing and eloquent manner presente'
, Brothers Cannon and Hatch each
J gold watch charm suitably marked. Th
day was most delightful one and tn
meeting one long to be remembered D,
all present.
William A. Bibber of Richmond passet
the Sabbath with bis family at Z. T
, Smiths.
The water In the lake Is so low tina
the boats. from the village are unable :!
reach the lake and nearly all the land
liugs and boat houses about the lake ou
of water and service. The water ha
rarely been 80 low as at the present time
J.F. Howland's chauffeur was before
the municipal court Monday on com
plant of Deputy Bicknell for speeding
his auto on Main Street and fined $ll
and costs.
Greenwood City was the place ant
Monday evening the time for temper
auce rally conducted by Rev. B. G. Went
worth, Judge c. F. Whitman, and Donalc
B. Partridge. Any place is favored will
a discussion Of this live question BY the
gentlemen. They are consistent and
earnest temperance workers.
Mrs. Albert G. McCrellis, for some
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Colwell, of South Hancock, has returned
to her Norway home.
Eugene N. SWEET, of the E. N. SWEET
shoe store, is stopping at 1.-THE Farm" "
the Fobes cottage, with his family, dur
ing his two weeks vacation.
Vivian Akers and his friends, DR.. and
Mrs. Goellitte, and Vico .Isols, who are
for the summer at Poplar Tavern, North
Newry, were in town this week several
days.
Fred W. Sanborn and wife, Mrs. o.
good and daughter Mabel of Lowell enjoy
cd an auto trip through the mountains
with Beck the past week. They return
ed by way of Dixville Notch and Cor
ham, N. II.
The Fl. F. Webb Co. will start their
works Monday, August 2Sth. Owing
to the condition of the corn the work Is
delayed few days.
Clara Connor Is at Richmond where
she will spend her vacation. Miss Con-
nor formerly lived in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. L. Horne entertain
ed the following party at the lake cot
tage the first of the week. The day
was a most delightful one and the din
ner "great" in every way. At the tables
were: DR.. and Mrs. Charles CragIn and
daughter of Portland; Mrs. Susan Cra-
gin; Hattie Cragin, Rockport, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman l.. Horne; Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Sanborn; Maud Pike;
Edith Rideout; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Holmes; Marion Smith; Mrs. Arthur
Fogg, Lewiston; Blanche Saunders,
Lewiston.
Robert N. Millett, wife, and sons, are
With relatives in town for the week. The
first of the week Mr.. Millett goes to
Springfield, VT, where he is employed
as princi pal of the high school.
Mrs. Charles Carroll of Lynchburg,
VT, who was the guest of Mrs. r. L.
Powers the first Of the week, has return.
ed to her home Mrs. Carroll was at
one time with Mrs. Powers in her store
and has many friends in town.
The village schools will commence
high, Sept. 8; grades, Sept. 1S, with the
following teachers:
High-Principal, P. E. Hathaway.
submsster, b. Allen.
Assistant, Florence Whittum.
% Assistant, Mary Baird.
Grade 9-Helen R. Cole.
| Grade S-Emma G. Gooch.
Grade 7-vivian A. DIngley.
Grade e-Irene F. Hazen.
| Grade 6-Tena G. Tubbs.
Grade 3-Irene Connelley.
| Primaries:
LoWer-Mildred j. Holmes.
Middle-Elizsbeth o. Lasselle.
Upper-Gertrude Gardper.
Fred 81. Perry and wife, Fredessa
Burns of Lynn, Mass, Ella Mcfarland
of South Portland, Carl and Mabel Perry
spent the past week at Pinehurst cot
tsge.
After a five weeks outing at Fal-
mouth Foreside Mrs. Lucelia Merriam
has returned to her Norway home.
A. P. Bassett was on business trip to
Montreal during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Eaton are at Attle-
boro, Mass, arranging for the school
year. Mr.. Eaton takes charge of the
high school and will move from Daniel.
son, Conn.,, at once.
s. B. & q. 8. Prince are at the Ridlon
cottage for the week.
Chas. F. Ridlon entertained his brother
and daughter of Turner Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Connor Of Lynn, Mass, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. s. NJ.
Smith.
Mrs. Charles M. Nelson of West
Helena, Ark, visited relatives in town
| this week.
Archie Hurd of Fryeburg is the guest
of his uncle, Frank Hurd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard L. Winchester,
of Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass, are
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills observed
their marriage anniversary Thursday
evening and entertained q few of their
friends at tea. The following were
present: DR.. and Mrs. Fred E. Drake
DR.. and Mrs. Bial F. Bradbury, Col. and
Mrs. Eugene F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
George I. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs
Llewellyn Fl. Cushmap, Mr.. and Mrs.
James N. Favor, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Bangs, Mrs. W. A. Bibber, Richmond
Mrs. Howard l.. Winchester Of Manches.
ter-by.the-Ses, Mass. The tables were
beautifully and elaborately spread.
Lena Shenk, who during the summer
has been with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Shenk, is in Reading. She viii
spend short time with her brother ani
sister, William Shenk and Mrs. ORGY
Wiles in New York, before she returnl
to her school In Providence, r. I. Mis-
Shenk has an excellent position a
teacher In the city schools.
Mrs. E. L. Hsmlin Of Waltham, Mass.
was the guest of Hon. and Mrs. A. s.
Kimball during the week.
Charles G. Austin, who had been plac
ed under arrest az responsible for tn
recent death of Nicholas -Grimshaw o
Lakeview Plantation, was discharged q
the hearing. Grimshaw's body wa
found in the lake, but the physician
said that 1t was dead when 1t was places
/ there.