Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-11-24
NORWAY.

Persis, little daughter of Harrington
Mann, West Paris, Ia visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Emma j. Mann, for tw
weeks.
Mr.. q. R. Hadley of Chicago was tn
week, end guest of Miss q. n. Taylor.
Donald Delahanty is Ill with bronohla
pneumonia and whooping cough.
George Austin was in town over Sun
day. He and Mira. Austin are nov
boarding In South Portland, and Mrs
Austin is receiving treatment from DR.
Cbas. Cragin.
Mrs. O'Briep and Mrs. Thibbets o
Auburn visited Mrs. George Lock-
Tuesday.
Matte Fiske Of Dauforth Street II
suffering from erysipelas, and Eva Up
ton is caring for her.
George Dudley visited bis mother a
the Sisters Hospital, Lewiston, Sunday
and fou nd her making good recovery
Mrs. Ben Lowe of North Paris is stop
ping with her uncle, j. Birney Field, ant
taking orders for Christmas goods.
Miss Jennie Baker was In Portland
Thursday n visit her sister Margaret
who is there having her eyes treated.
Mrs. James Seavey Smith leaves next
week for Portsmouth, N. a., where she
will spend the winter with her son.
A. l.. Buck took a business trip to
Portland Wednesday.
Mr.. A. P. Basseit returned Wednesday
from Camp Sabattus, Lowell, where he
has been on a six weeks hunting trip.
Miss Lila York was called to Rock
land Thursday, to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Abby York, the wife of her broth
or, Joseph York.
Cleve Goodwin has moved from Deer.
ing Street to the rent on Pearl Street
formerly occupied By E. Payson Meal
lister.
Miss Mildred Mclean is working in
the laundry for C. E. Bradford.
Guy F. Stevens was the guest OF John
Harper in Portland for few days last
week. Urshal Cannon was conductor
on the electric car during Mr.. Stevens
absence.
Mrs. Mildred Everson is visiting her
mother at Brockton, Mass, for a few
days
The Norway high School basket ball
team played their first game Thursday
evening at the Opera House. Their OPP
ponents were the Norway Athletic Club.
The game was an uninteresting one, as
the teams were poorly matched. The
high school team had things pretty
much their own way. Score 35 to 13.
Stuart W. Goodwin received word
Tuesday night of the death Of his father,
S. q. Goodwin. Mr.. Goodwin has been
in failing health for some time, but the
end came suddenly and unexpected.
Mr.. Goodwin went to his home in St. AL
bans Wednesday morning.
China Records has taken the job OF
passing handbills for the Rex Theatre.
The Pythian Sisters worked the
Ladies' Degree at its meeting Tuesday
evening. The meeting was followed by
a social.
NJ. Orlick of the shoe jobbing house Of
P. Orlick & Son, Boston, has been
spending few days here at the factory
of Carroll, Peabody, Jillson Co., super
the making of shoes for them.
Il returned Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Clark spent Friday in
Lewiston. She went to see Mrs. Free;
man Frost, who Is In the Central Maine
General Hospital.
Capt. z. G. Swartz was relieved OF a
pocketbook containing about one hun.
dred dollars somewhere between Nor
way and Union Station last week. His
name was in the pocketbook.
Euls Bicknell will work for Harry
Packard through the holidays and Mrs.
Pansy Paragard will take her place in
The Direct Importing Co.'s store.
Miss Sophia Tufts is working for Mrs.
George Cullinan, Orchard Street.
Timothy Alden of Boston is a guest in
the family of Fred Lovejoy.
The Ladies' Sewing Club OF Millett-
vile gave their second gentlemen's night
evening, Nov. Z, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Millett. An oys-
ter supper was served, with an abun-
dance Of pies and cakes, and other good
things. During the evening Eleanor
Kueelaud, who Is teaching in the neigh
borhood, entertained with music and
story, assisted by Mrs. S. 1. jackson in
song and Fred Lovejoy, violin. At tho
close all joined In the old time songs.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Millett, Marion and Francis, Mrs. Sarah
Millett, Harry Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Holt, Mr.. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Millett and son, Leslie, Miles
Mrs. Ann Millett, Arson Millett,
Eleanor Kneelsnd, Mr.. and Mrs. Estes
Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Millett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Westleigh, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Lovejoy, Fred Lovejoy, Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Jackson, Bradlee,
Eleanor and Eva, Ernest Bradee, Rust
jackson, Charles Foster, North Norway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson aud chill.
dren, Verna, Alpheus and Elizabeth.
The young people of Norway Grange,
who gave the drama entitled "The Dea-
cons Second Wife," presented the same
drama at Harrison Grange Hall, Friday
evening, Nov. 20.
The Browning Reading Club meets
this Monday evening with Mrs.. Eva
Kimball. The program will consist of
roll call with quotations from Charles
Fol,en Adams; a paper on "Holland, the
Land of Dykes and Ditches," by Nellie
Andrews; "Holland's Queen" by Lena
French.
Harry Luck has just completed new
hen house at his home on Fern Street,
which Is 20x1S feet. Mr.. Luck at pres
emit has thirty Rhode Island Red pullets,
and sixteen white Minorcas.
One of W. F. Young's good cows lost
a portion of her tongue by getting 1t
by the swing feed board.
Mrs. Charles Parkburst of Boston gave
a public lecture at the Methodist church
Friday evening. The lecture was on
Foreign Missions. During the afternoon
a meeting was held followed by thank
offering tea. -,
Mrs. F. w. Fsunce Is sick with a bad
cold, and Mildred Millett of Mechanic
Falls is staying with her.
Elmer D. Packard and Ned Shepard
went to Newry Friday, and returned
home Monday morning with nice deer.
Mrs. William c. Leavtt went to Cole
brook, N. H., Tuesday, to visit her father
and spend Thanksgiving. Mr.. .Leavitt
will also spend Thanksgiving there.
Mrs. A. L. Porter has gone to Woburu,
Mass, where she will make her home
with relatives. Geo. Howe has rented
Mrs. Porter's residence at the corner OF
Crescent and Pleasant Streets and Is
moving in.
Further Word from DR.. Bradbury.
Adjutant General Grsenlaw of Maine
has received a letter from DR.. Bal f.
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