Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1911-10-03
NORWAY.

DR. Bial r. Bradbury and Mrs. Brad
bury, DR.. J. g. Littlefield and Mrs. Lit
tlefleld Of South Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. V
W. Hills, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Smith and
Eleanor and Elsie E. Smith returned
Sunday night from . most delightful
trip around the mountains by way Of
Bethel, Grafton Notch, Dixville Notch,
Colebrook, whore the party stopped
Saturday night, Breton Woods, Craw.
ford Notch, Fryeburg, Bridgton and
Harrison to Norway.
Mrs. j. e. Alexander of Augusta and
Mrs. j. N. Odiorne of Richmond we're
the guests OF their sister, Mrs. r.
Smith, during the week.
Hon. A. s. Kimball and Mrs. Kim ball
returned from their western trip Mon
day evening.
G. B. Cummings & Sons have rur.
chased the Haskell place, recently sold
to John Woodman by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter j. Avery.
James o. Croker Is doing the tin
roofing for George I. Cummings on his
new Pike Hill residence.
Members from the local camp Of
Modern Woodmen, No. 10,35s, of Nor.
way, went to Bethel Tuesday, where
they instituted new camp With q men,
bership of thirty-eight.
Mrs. Ernest Millett has sold the house
go long occupied by the late Judge
Davis, to Harold Bailey.
Harry Downing, with the Hyde Wind
lass Co. of Bath, Is with bis father,
George P. Downing, for few days.
w. l.. Libby Is interested In clearing
the lake channel of rocks, stumps, etc.
The expense will be adjusted by means
of subscription paper. All boat own
ers are interested In having the stream
open as long as possible during the time
OF low water.
Elmer Packard entertained his class
mates, Norway High School, senior
class, at bis home in Greenwood Satur-
day evening. An oyster supper wss
served and first class time enjoyed by
ALL
william Faulkner and Caro- Beverage,
who taught in our village schools last
year, were married at the home of the
bride in Camden this month.
Rev. B. C. Wentworth, DR.. and Mrs.
L. Hall Trufant and Arthur Morgan
were made delegates to the Sunday
School Association ut Canton by the NJ.
E. church.
John Fletcher and friend started on
their vacation trip Monday by team.
They had the necessary guns, fishing
rods and food.
Rev. Merrill C. Ward was ordained at
bingham, Mass, Sept. 30tb, 1895. After
fifteen years. ministry be spoke Sunday
OF his impressions In most interesting
manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace W. Sheen enter.
tanned Mrs. Sheen's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Busch, Of Portland,
for few days.
Saturday, Eta Noyes entertained her
Sunday School class at picnic dinner
at the spring on Pike Hill. Very pleas
ant affair.
Tuesday, Oct. Sd, the W. R. c. dis
trict convention will be held at Oxford.
Session to be called to order at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. Harry Rust Corps, No.
IS, will attend.
Jennie Baker, after summer at Old
Orchard and q week with friends in
Camden, will resume her duties at the
Smiley store Oct. 1st.
Grace and Esther Anderson, after q
summer at Prince Edward Island, are at
work In tho shoe factory and rooming at
Freeland Young's on Water Street.
Mrs. Helen Walker and daughter
Susie have moved to Portland where
Mrs. Walker will find employment as a
dressmaker and her daughter will clerk
for Thomas Smiley In bis dry goods
store.
The middle of last week the local sup
ply of ice gave out and no ice was de-
livered to any except markets, hotels
and stores. The cold weather seems to
excuse the ice man in way.
Rev. Frederick Crosby Lee will hold
services at Christ church In this place
during the week of Oct. I'd. Tuesday,
Oct. Sd, at 7:30 P. NJ, prayer and sermon.
Wednesday, Oct. 4, A. NJ, holy COM
munion; 7:SO P. NJ, annual parish meet
ing. Thursday, Oct. s, els A. NJ, holy
communion.
Mrs. Mary Bailey of Auburn passed
the Sabbath with her mother, Mrs. Mir
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Herber. q. Hosmer of
Auburn were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. n. Hosmer Sunday.
Mrs. Otis Jones, after few weeks
with Judge and Mrs. W. F. Jones, re-
turned to her home Thursday.
Harvest dinner and supper will be
served at Concert Hall Tuesday, Dot. Sd,
by the ladies of the Universalist society.
Dinner at noon and supper at $50 p. NJ
A social hour will follow the supper.
Rev. G. E. Brooks and wife of Me-
banjo Falls were with Mrs. Brooks
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon,
during the week.
John Hutchins and crew have greatly
improved the Opera House front with a
coat of paint.
Ralph Hartman has returned to his
studies In Philadelphia.
Allie L. Wyman has sold his farm to
E. B. Barker of Bethel. Mr.. Wyman
has the apples and crops.
Freckled Girls.