Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-06-02
NORWAY.

George W. Holmes will 60 to Toledo
TO-, in June, as ono of the national dele
gates to the head camp Of the Modern
Woodmen OF America. :
DR.. Eversop, Massachusetts dentist
who comes highly recommended, vii
take the place Of DR.. Lane In the denta
Office Of DR.. Drake.
The members of the Sunday School
class of Eta Noyes met at her home
Saturday evening and organized under
the name of Daisy Club, tho object OF
which is practical kindness and thought
fulness of others. Refreshments were
served after the business meeting, after
which long walk In the woods was en-
joyed by the members.
Mrs. Don Seilz of Brooklyn, N. Y,
was at Cedarbrook Farm Saturday, the
|28d. She expects to come there for the
summer some time In July.
The annual meeting OF the Browning
Reading Club was held at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Danforth on Monday evening
of last week. It was decided to hold
the memorial meeting at the home OF
Mrs. James Favor June Goth, and In the
future to have the last meeting come In
April instead OF May. An invitation
was extended by Mrs. June Hutchins
for the club to hold their annual picnic
at Cedarbrook Farm some time In June.
The officers for the coming year are as
follows:
Pres.-Mrs. e. r. Bicknell
v. Pres-Mrs: Mary Cole
Sec. Treas-Mrs. Gertrude LIBBY
Program com.-Mrs. Nellie Shepard, Mrs.
June Hutchins, Mrs. Nora keene. A.,
Memorial Com.-Mrs. Alice Danforth, Mrs.
Eva Kimball, Mrs. Mary Cole.
Picnic Com.-Mrs. Nora Keene. Mrs. Thirza
Lovejoy, Mrs. Jennie Foster.
Misses Eula Bicknell and Alta Pottle
have gone to Rangeley, where they will
be employed at the Rangeley Lake
House during the summer.
Paul Hosmer Is clerking at Noyes
Drug Store nights and mornings and
will be employed there during the sum-
mer months.
Electrical equipment Is being installed
at the knitting factory.
Favorable reports are received as to
the condition of Ray Bennett. who has
been at the Central Maine General Hos
pital at Lewiston since his accident at
the shoe factory some weeks ago.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. r.,
will hold their June meeting with Mrs.
Doris Merrill Wednesday evening.
Tuesday evening of this week Ia the
date set for Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge to
visit Onward Rebekah Lodge of West
Paris. 1t has been decided to have a
special train, and arrangements have
been completed for the train to leave
Norway at $50.
The Verauda Club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Cordelia Mckay on
Whitman Street Thursday evening.
It has been decided to have the second
annual Boys Conference of Oxford
County at Norway, Oct. 8, 10, II. All
be necessary committees to make ar
have been appointed. 1t Is
that between 100 and 200 boys
rom outside the villages of Norway and
South Paris will be present.
The last meeting of the Barton Read.
ing Club for this season was held with
Mrs. Freeland Howe, Jr., at her home on
Pleasant Street, Thursday afternoon.
The readers were Mrs. Irene Locke and
Mrs. Alice Marston.
State road construction this year will
be- on the Waterford road commencing
1t the foot of Pine House Hill, near San
oorn's entrance to Round Pond, and will
extend to hobbs Pond II there is suffi
cient money.
w. Waite has gone to Middle Dam
10 act as guide.
Rudolph A. Observation-Disclosures, an
electrical engineer from Boston, Is at
work for the Norway and Paris Street
Railway for few weeks, taking account
Of stock.
Carroll Bartlett was called home from
the University of Maine last week be.
cause of the death of of bis grandfather,
Lucius l. Bartlett.
Mrs. A. P. Bassett has returned from
\ visit with her sister, Mrs. Warren
Jordan, at Yarmouthville.
The Swastika Club met with Mrs.
Harriet Porter Wednesday evening.
John Briggs of Gardiner was the
guest of friends in town for the holiday
and Sunday.
A good delegation from Pennesse-
wassee Lodge, K. of p, attended the
annual memorial service which was held
at the Congregational church Sunday at
ternoon. The sermon was by the pas
tor, Rev. R. j. Bruce.
Mrs. Georgia Pride of Boston is visit.
ing relatives in town and has been at
her old home In Otisf1eld for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Thibodeau of
Mass, have been the guests
Of Mr.. Thibodeau's brother, Thomas
for few days.
Memorial Day passed very quietly
with the usual observance. The deco
rating of the graves in the forenoon BY
the fast thinning line of veterans and
the exercises Of the afternoon In the
Opera House, with splendid address
by Rev. A. T. McWhorter of South
Paris.