Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-23
NORWAY.

Lied here, with Capt. Alton E. White
head a. scout master. The council II
composed of Capt. whitehead, John
Cleveland, Theodore Hunt, Lloyd
Fletcher and Arthur DeCotesu. Three
drills a week are being held. and
they will later take up field and camp
work. The troop now numbers ABOUT
thirty-flve.
George Boulier was before the NUM-.
cipal Court Saturday on complaint OF
Deputy Sheriff E. G. Libby, charged
with intoxication and cruelty to animals
In beating horse. he pleaded guilty
to both charges and was sentenced to
thirty days In jail on each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank knight have re-
turned TO their homo In Manchester,
Mass, after . visit to Mrs. Knights
mother, Mrs. Clara Hayden.
The missionary meeting OF the Con-
gregational church was held with Mrs.
e. N. SWEET on Main Street Wednesday
afternoon. Subject, Japan.
Mrs. Charles A. Richardson and
daughter Eva have been spending week
with Mrs. Richardson's sister, Mrs.
Shaw, at Naples.
Miss Maud Ellen Pike graduates from
the New England Conservatory OF Music
at Boston this week, the exercises taking
place on Tuesday.
Mrs. a. D. Adkins and daughter Clara
are visiting relatives in Turner and
Bath.
Children's day was observed at the
Methodist church Sunday evening with
An interesting program.
Wright Bisbee Is visiting relatives at
Bennington, Vt, and Troy, N. T., and
will probably spend most OF the summer
at those two places.
Harold L. Cleveland has gone to West.
erly, r. I to work in grain mill.
Miss Emma Smith and Mrs. Mary Cole
are at Tanglewood, Miss Smiths cot
tage Oh the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Quincy OF Bos-
ton are at the Robbins cottage at the
head of the lake for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Millett OF Lynn,
Mass, are at the Swan cottage at the
lake for the summer.
Hon. John A. Roberts, state commits.
sioner of agriculture, is confined to the
house with rheumatism.
Mrs. d. L. Joslin and family are spend
ing few weeks at the Sampson cottage
on Pike Hill. Mr.. Joslin Is employed
at the Lunu & Sweet shoe factory at
Auburn, and spends Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. Alice Marston is visiting in Mid.
dleboro, Mass, for few weeks.
The T. G. Hunton knitting factory on
Marstop Street began actual work Mon.
day morning, manufacturing women's
and boys hosiery. Repairs have put the
building in first class condition. In the
knitting room on the first floor are
twenty.four knitting machines, four
sewing machines and two winders. This
room is in charge of John 81. Desmond
of Lowell, Mass. When running full
capacity the factory can turn out l4o
dozen pairs per day.
Miss Annie Whitehouse, a student at
Bliss Business College, Lewiston, is the
new book keeper for the Norway Lake
Supply Co.
The motor boats Portland and Hart
ford Girl began their regular trips on
Lake Pennesseewassee Saturday.
Alex MacLean, who has been at his
cottage for a few weeks, has gone to
Florida to accompany Mrs. MacLean
here. At the time he came she was I'll
and not able to take the journey.
A line is being put in by the Norway
and Paris Street Railway to Lakeside
Farm on Crockett Ridge, to supply light
and power to that farm, the farm OF
John Shepard and the pumping station.
Richard A. Walker has gone to the
Kineo House as cook.
A special meeting of the Womsn's Re-
lief Corps will be held at Woodmen's
Hall Tuesday afternoon to make COM
plete arrangements for the annual camp,
fire which will be held at Grange Hall
on Tuesday, the 90th, at 10 o'clock. The
following have been invited to be pres
emit: Parker Post and Corps of Lowell;
G. NJ. Corps, North Waterford; William
K. Kimball Post and Circle OF South
Paris; Brown Post and Corps OF Bethel;
A. A. Dwinal Post and Corps of Mechanic
Falls; T. A. Roberts Post and Corps OF
Oxford; z. l.. Packard Corps of Hebron;
William A. Barrows Post and Corps OF
West Sumner.
Mrs. Ellen Jane Guthrie Pingree
Nichols. who died on the 10Th at her
summer home at Winthrop Beach, Mass,
was q native of Norway, daughter OF
Luther Farrar and Elizabeth Marsh
Dexter Pingree. She was born April
is, 1874. She married Capt. Edward 7.
Nichols, who died few weeks since.
They lived in Maine until 1895, when her
older son entered Harvard College, and
they then moved to Cambridge, and
later to Boston. She leaves two sons.
There will be q special meeting OF
Oxford Lodge of Ark Mariners on Wed
nesday evening to complete plans for the
visit to Readfield on Friday, the goth.
Lawrence P. Fox, who In company
with George Jones ran Central Park last
summer, died at Damariscotta Mills last
week of tuberculosis Of the spine.
The state encampment OF the Grand
Army and allied bodies In Lewiston last
H.. har nj the