Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-08-12

faCKATQ anu OldytUu IlodtuS Cuuuoy
made the trip to Enrol, Berlin and Cor
ham, N. a., distance of about one hun
dred and fifty miles.
Allard & Moulton are enjoying a two
weeks outing at their old home in New
Hampshire. They left town Monday
morning with their auto.
A start was made Sunday afternoon
toward the organization OF cottagers'
club OF the owners of cottages about the
lake. A committee consisting Of George
w. Horne, Samuel 81. Hayden and Nell
". Sampson will report after an inter.
view with the various cottagers and
others interested, when another meeting
will be called.
Charles A. Frost has screened the
Grange Buildings. This is a marked
improvement in the property, which is
one of the most attractive in town.
The village and town teachers for the
next year as announced are
High-Prin, p. E. Hathaway.
Sub Blynne Allen.
lst asst.-Florence l.. Whittum.
end asst.-Myrtle Smart.
Grade 9-Helen r. Cole.
S-Helen Howe.
Lola d. Smith.
6-Emmie j. Young.
5-Tena c. Tubbs.
4-Mary L. Whittridge.
3-Tessa r. Thibodeau.
Upper Primary-Gertrude Gardner.
Middle Primsry-Elizabeth o. Lassele.
Lower Primary-Mildred j. Holmes.
Swift's Corner-Ava NJ. Watson.
Norway Lake-Lizzie NJ. johnson.
Norway Center-Crys..l B. Hartman.
Mobiles CorneE-Ada H. Cox.
Sodom-Mrs c. L. Delano.
Chapel-Elsie NJ. Buck.
Crockett Ridge-Katherine l.. Flint
NATURALIZATION E. Gibson.
Pike Hill-Dorothy f. Noble.
Pierce-Fannie S. Buck.
Holt-Mrs. r. c. Frost.
Music and drawing teacher-Anns NJ. Mealand
The grade schools, Swift's Corner and
the primary departments will commence
the fall term Sept. %. Others will be
in session September Is.
Rev. B. G. Wentworth and family are
at Orr's Island for three weeks. Mr..
Wentworth will preach at Orr's and Bal
ley's Island during his vacation. Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan of Orr's Island will
carry on Rev. Mr.. Wentworth's duties at
Norway.
Carl Boynton, with Porteous, Mitchell
G. Braun Co., Portland, is spending his
vacation with bis parents and at the
lake.
Frank Fl. Howe and wife of Boston
are with their Norway relatives for
few days on a vacation and business
trip.
At the annual meeting Of the Norway
Building Association, Monday, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Pres.-w. F. Jones.
observation-disclosures NJ. Smith.
Sec.-F. w. Sanborn.
Treas.-Howard d. Smith.
The officers of Oxford Castle, No. 2,
K. G. E., were installed at the regular
meeting this week by D. G. G. Harold
P. Maloon of Auburn. They were:
s.P. C.-Urshal c. Cannon.
n. C.-Edwin s. Cannon.
v.C.-Ernest j. Mattor:
H.P.-George W. Winslow.
VH-Frank NJ Bu.well
NJ. of R.-Merton L. Kimball.
X. of E-George L. Curtis.
S. H.-George |. Wheeler
W. B.-Harold A. Anderson.
w. CIV. McDapiels.
ns-Alton L. Curtis.
Esq-Chares II. Seayey.
lat Z. G.-Fred Allen.
I'd G.-George A. Maxim.
Mrs. Walter Pride will entertain the
members of Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge at
her home at Norway Lake Thursday
afternoon and evening at a basket picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Body are at
the Stuart cottage. They were married
at Westbrook Aug. LIST. Mrs. Body,
formerly Myrtle Blackwood, was for
four years assistant in the high school,
and Mr.. Body for one year was sub
master.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Drake entertained
at the cottage, weymouth" Friday the
following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. silas H. Burnham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Bprnham Of Lincoln, Neb.
Wallace Drake of North Weymouth, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Horne, Lewiston,
DR.. and Mrs. Fred E. Drake. Rev. and Mrs.
Robert j. Bruce, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman L.
Horne, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Holmes, Mildred
Holmes, Elizabeth Beal, Norway.
Beans baked in the ground were part of
a most bountiful dinner.
Arthur Boswell has closed his work at
the Blue Store, and is devoting his time
to farming and milk route business.
Leslie Gibson, the ten .year-old son OF
II. E. Gibson, fractured the bones of his
left arm Saturday, while attempting to
stop the boat at the landing.
Superintendent of schools True c.
Morrill, and wife have been in town sew
eral days during the week. Mr.. Morrill,
has been attending to school work.
L. NJ. Keene of Kittery, for some
weeks assisting Harry Downing in the
building Of his cottage, has returned to
his home.
Mrs. Free land Young and Grace D.
Calkins we're with friends at Bryants
Pond the first of the week. Miss Cslk-
ins returned to her home in Lowell,
Mass, upon their return.
William w. Twombly and wife re-
turned to Roxbury, Mass, Sunday, after
a two weeks visit with Mr.. Twombly's
mother and brother.
Walter Smith OF Portland Is the as
sistant at the National Bank during Miss
Pixies vacation and assistant cashier
Fred E. Smiths sickness.
Ed G. Wiuslow. for some time clerk at
Il. B. Fosters clothing store, closed his
work with the store Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Cole Wilson and daughter
Dorothy Of Hartford, Conn.,, are guests
of relatives and friends 10 town.
George A. Kenerson has accepted q
position at the dowel mill OF W. o.
EN- mons at Greenwood city.
Il. D. Smith and wife have returned
from visit with their son at Vinalha-
ven.
Rev. Caroline E. ANGEL Of Freeport Is
the guest of S. B. and z. 8. Prince dur
ing her vacation.
Sadie E. Booker Of Athol, Mass, en-
gagged in the millinery business there, is
In town.
"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for years. No