Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-12-23

Bucks dam, just out OF the village ana
west of Pleasant Street.
Alba Grover has gone to Vermont to
work in the woods for the winter.
The delightful weather aud excellent
roads afforded the Norway members of
Orienta! Commandery, No. %, Knights
Templar, grand opportunity to attend
the stated conclave on Thursday evening
the 18th inst.
Hazel Foster has just closed very
successful term OF school in Waterford,
and is spending her vacation at home.
| Oxford Lodge, No. IS, F. and A. NJ,
has for the coming year the following
officers:
| M-Stuart W. Goodwin
| 8. W.-Wiggin l.. Merrill
| j. W.-Frank l.. Brett
| Treas.-George L. Curtis
| Sec.-Howard D. Smith
| s. D.-Fred E. Smith
J.D.-Ray L. Eastman
S.S.-Eugene Andrews
| J.S.-Ralph Hartman
| Organist-Ralph s. OsgoOd
Tyler-Harry c. Kimball
Harley D. True is suffering with an
injury to his right foot. Some time ago
he hurt the foot, and after time upon
examination it was found that small
bone was broken. He uses crutches.
The NJ. Z. church missionary socie-
TVS officers are for next year:
Pres.-Mrs. b. c. Wentworth
| Vice-Pres.-Mrs. Luceia Merriam
| Treas-Helen Pike
sec.-Mrs. George Buswell
The Home Missionary Society officers
are:
| Pres-Etta Moves
/ Coz r
| Treas.-Mrs. Eugene Cummings
Mail messenger Fred 81. Henry has a
new Overland auto. He will use 1t on
the R. F. D. business next year.
| Edwin Fox of Lowell was the guest OF
during the week.
Judge Jones made business trip to
Massachusetts, this week.
The officers elect of Norway Grange
are:
M.-Clarence W. Buck
| O.-Geo. w. Richardson
| L.-Philip Stone
| Sired Govejoy
| A. S.-Arthur e. Buck
| Chap-Mrs. Lucelia Merriam
| Treas.-Nellie Durham
Sec.-JOhn A. Roberts
o. G.-Horace g. Oxnard
| Ceres-Mrs. K. o. Buck
Pomona-Mrs. George W. Richardson
Flora-Mrs. A. NJ. Durham
| L. A. S.-Mrs. Arthur 9. Buck
| Chorister-Azola Pike
DR.. Bial F. Bradbury has returned
from business trip to Washington, D.
10.
Eugene F. Hayden is working in the
Cox shoe factory, Portland, aud Wallace
Sheen is working In the shoe factory OF
Foss & Packard.
Harry Downing of Berlin, N. H.,
spent the Sabbath with his father, Geo.
Downing.
Charles L. Hathaway has been sick
for some days and under the care Of .
trained nurse.
Hon. and Mrs. John A. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank P. Towne, Clarence
Buck, Mrs. Eleanor Buck and Leila Wat.
son were among those who attended the
State Grange at Bangor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fogg have taken
up their home in Pittsfield, N. a., For
long time Mr.. Fogg was employed by
the Norway and Paris Street Railway.
Mrs. Fogg for several years taught mu-
sic in the public schools with most ex-
cellent results.
Bruce Hosmer, the ten.year.old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fl. Hosmer, has
returned from the Central Maine Gener-
al Hospital, where he has been for four
or five weeks for an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. Fred E. Drake is with her sister,
Mrs. Charles e. Johnston, at Ports
mouth, N. 81. DR.. Johnston and wife
we're at one time settled in Norway.
S. Il. Goodwin OF st. Adams has been
visiting his son, Stuart W. Goodwin.
Miss Maud Pike of the Conservatory
of Music, Boston, will spend her two
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. F. Pike.
Mrs. Nellie Woodbury. has returned 10
her home in Springfield, Mass, for the
winter. She has been with her brother,
Louis I. Bartlett, since spring.
Mrs. Mildred Mccormick has posi-.
ton in the A. Fl. Berry shoe factory in
Portland. Her boys, Roland and Stan
lev, make their home with their grand
father, Thaddeus Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Canwell and fam.
ily have moved to Auburn, where M.
Canwell has work.
Mrs. Rose L. Powers has been confined
10 her home with q severe attack of
bronchitis.
1. w. Waite has returned from hunt.
ing trip of three weeks In Dixfield.
Ethel Stanley has gone to North Ston-
ington, Conn.,, where she is stopping
with her brother, +. B. Stanley.
Merritt Frost has been taken to the
Central Maine General Hospital at Lew
ist0n.
Edward D. Packard Ia the new clerk &,
the jackson meat market. Harry Simp
SOD, formerly clerk, Is now manager OF
the Peoples Cooperative Association
store at Gorham, N. q.