Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-20
NORWAY.

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dren of New Ham shire spent the week
end with Mrs. Holman's mother, Mrs.
Eliza Brown.
Mrs. Susan Cragin returned Monday
from visit to her SOD, DR.. Chas. Ora
gin of Portland. While there she At
tended the Maine Music Festival.
Lola Smith of the seventh grade spent
the school recess with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Smith of Auburn.
Chas. R. Ranger is employed as cook
at the restaurant OF Mrs. Frances Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis Ross of Clark's
Mills were recent guests of Mrs. Ross
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Watson,
Norway Center.
L. NJ. Longley and family spent Sun
day at their cottage in Raymond.
Chas. Hamlin is the guest OF bis
daughter, Miss Aupie Hamlin, while he
is attending court and serving on the
grand jury.
s. G. Foster was In Boston the first of
the week. he went to attend the ball
games In the world series.
Earle Stearns has been spending few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stearns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luck were in
Portland last week and took In the Top
sham fair.
Mrs. Zulu Haskell is caring for Miss
Lizzie DeCoster, who is very III.
Fred and Frank Moore Of Portland
we're In town for short time last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Eastman of Frye.
burg have been visiting at A. L. Bucks.
Mr.. Eastman is on the grand jury.
DR.. Barker is in Stonebam for rest,
: and is boarding at Chas. Bartlett's.
The primary department of the Nor
vay Baptist Sunday School received the
state banner for the excetiency OF their
graded work, in the exhibit by the dill
ferent Sunday Schools In the state, at
the Baptist state convention held in Au-
burn Oct. 6S.
Miss Mary Greenleaf, who has been
employed by Mrs. George Hobbs for
over a year, is having . vacation.
Halliburton Crandlemire spent the
week end with friends in Lewiston.
Milan Bennett went to Portland
Thursday to see an oculist. he will re-
main for treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. N. G. French OF Auburn
were recent guests at Willard Bucks.
Odell Rich, who has been In the en-
ploy of The Kinds Manufacturing Co.,
has closed his work with them and is at
home.
George Dudley of Water Street COM
menced work for z. L. Merchant d Co.
this Monday morning:
Mrs. Winifred Smith Of Brown Street
died Wednesday of pneumonia following
the measles.
for the ensuing year: Howard CHICK,
editor; Albert Bartlett, assistant editor;
Jacob Klain, Frances Andrews, athletic
editors: James Welcb, Edgar Dunn, ex.
change editors; Mildred Noyes, Rather
inc Jones, alumni editors; L. E. Fogg,
business manager; Shirley Mckay, as
sistant business manager.
Fred Kelley, who has been in Brock:
ton, Mass, is visiting bis sister, Mildred
Kelley. ,
DR.. r. N. Barker entertained the Wild
Cat Club and few invited guests at an
old fashioned husking bee 10 bis stable
Saturday evening. After the corn was
busked refreshments OF coffee, dough-
nuts and cheese were served.
Horace C. Oxnard, at the age OF "a
died very suddenly Tuesday forenoon
from apoplexy. Mr.. Oxnard had never
been sick day In his life. he had
shock about 7:30 and never regained
consciousness.
His birthplace was Portland and he
was educated In the Portland schools.
He moved to Norway when 20 years OF
age. He was one of Norwsy's most
successful farmers, but few years ago
he sold bis farm and moved to the vii.
lage, where he bought home on Ores.
cent Street.
Mr.. OSnard was selectman Of Norway
four years, and secretary Of Norway
Grange "a years. he was Q charter
member of Norway Lodge, No. IS, I. 0.
OF. Mr.. Oxnard was twice married.
His first wife was Nancy Lunt, the sec.
ond Mary A. Shedd. By the first wife
he leaves two children, Frank A. OK.
pard and Lena G. Savage, and one
daughter BY the second wife, Mrs. Elon
Brown.
The funeral was Thursday, Oct. Is, at
2P. NJ. from bis late home. Norway
Lodge, I. o. o. F. attended a. . lodge.
| The bearers were Alvin Brown, ID arisn
Brown, Fred Rowe and W. s. Pierce.
Rev. X. ]. Bruce was the clergyman.
Norway Grange will observe its for.
tieth anniversary Saturday, October
oath, with An all day meeting. The
members of West Paris Grange have
been invited to meet with them.
The tax collector, G. d. Pike, keeps
his office open Saturday evenings for the
| benefit OF the tax payers.
Mrs.. Nancy NcCrellis returned home
Thursday, after spending the summer
With her daughter, Mrs. Charles 8. Col
we'll Of South Hancock, Maine.
i Wv. Hills attended tho jewellers
convention at Lewiston Wednesday.
i The ladies Of the W. r. G. will give q
reception to the teachers Of the village