Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-07-14
Norway

Ralph Osgood Of the Advertiser staff
entertained his mother, Mrs. OsgOod,
and sister Mabel of Lowell. Mass; also
friends Carl Blaisdell and Lee Holt OF
Meredith, N. q. The trip was made In
Mr.. Blaisdell's auto.
Mrs. Will Perry, who has been visiting
Mrs. Thos. Burns Of Lynn, has returned
homo. She was accompanied by little
Miss Fredasa Burns for the summer.
Will Twombly Of Boston is visiting bis
mother, Mrs. W. W. Twombly, who
lives on Deering Street.
John Briggs Of Gardiner visited bis
friend. Ralph Osgood, from Wednesday
until Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Moore of Portland stopped
of on her way home from Gilead, and 10
visiting her brother, W. G. Goodwin, and
family on Deering Street.
Extensive repairs are being made on
s. B. Cummipgs' residence.
Mrs. n. P. Stiles and son Richard are
visiting ut the Jordan farm In Albany.
Mrs. James Favor 10 visited BY her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hayes of Baltimore. Mr.. Hayes Is the
maker Of the famous buttermilk tablet.
George Trip went to Mechanic Falls
Sunday to visit bis sister, who is serious
ly III.
Mike Carbin of West Paris was In
town one day last week.
A. P. Bassett is at Camp Sabattus,
Lowell, for few days doing his haying.
Geraldine and Lila Bassett, who have
been visiting their uncle, A. P. Bassett,
for week or more, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Holmes and
daughters, Helen and Mildred. also Mrs.
Evie Winchester of Providence. Il. L.,
are spending week at Sunnyside Cot
rage by the lakss>
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Downey and
friends from Lynn, who have been
spending short vacation at one Of the
Mclean cottages, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Sheen and returned
to Lynn Sunday night.
The Misses Elsie and Lena Buck start.
ed Tuesday morning for Broken Bow,
Nebraska, to visit their uncle, Mr..
Brown. They pan to be away for sew.
eral months.
Belen Noyes returned Monday from
Round Pond, where she has been for two
weeks, much improved in health.
Mrs David Jordan has joined her hus-
band at Albany, where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Albion Buck is clerking at Smi-
ley's while Miss Haggett is enjoying
two weeks vacation. Miss Haggett &C.
companied by her sister Myra will visit
at Hartford, Conn.,, with their sister,
Mrs. Cutting.
Tessa Thibodeau has gone to the At.
lantic House, Old Orchard, for the sum-
mer.
Chas. E. Ranger, formerly of the Nor
way Bakery, has accepted position as
pastry chef 10 hotel at Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Cushman of Port
land have been recent guests OF Mrs.
Cushman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wood.
Freeland Young is entertaining bis
sister, Mrs. Anna Morse, and Mrs. Net
tie Davis, from Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sanborn of the Ad-
vertiser Office are stopping at Meredith
Center, N. H., the old home of Mr.. San
born.
Mrs. E. j. Andrews and daughter
Nellie have gone to Old Orchard for the
summer.
Lower Main Street and upper Water
Street have been oiled by the Standard
Oil Co.
Mrs. NJ. A. Oxnard is entertaining her
son Horace Of Topeka, Kan, who arriv-
ed Tuesday.
Mrs. Izah Tubbs and daughter Doro.
thy, who recently graduated from Colby,
are at Old Orchard for the summer.
Elon Brown and family of Auburn are
stopping at their cottage, Evergreen
Mildred Noyes is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Lowering, at Medford, Mass. She
was accompanied by her father, who re-
turned Friday.
Minot Doble is having two weeks
he will visit relatives In
Portland during the time.
Mrs. John Sampson was called to
Fryeburg because of the serious illness
of her father, John Richardson.
Prof. Verne Whitman of Laconia, N.
H., has arrived for the summer, and Is
stopping at Camp Sunset.
Thomas Smiley was In town Friday on
business.
Miss Lizzie DeCoster has returned
from three weeks visit with her broth
or on Elm Hill.
The sudden death of Mrs. Milan Ben
nett occurred at her ONE at Norway
Lake Friday afternoon, July 10. Mrs.
Bennett had stepped to the door to an
swer call and fell unconscious to the
floor. She never recovered conscious
ness and passed away within short
time. Mrs. Bennett was born in Port.
land, Maine. Her maiden name was
Annie Watson. She leaves husband,
one daughter, Marian, q sister at Gilead,
Mrs. John Richardson, and many friends
to mourn her loss.
Joseph w. Antolini, arrested for fish.
ing in closed waters at Crockett's bridge,
was found guilty, and discharged on
payment of costs, as mis- violation of law
was unintentional. The arrest was
made by Warden Ned Cross, and the
case was heard in the Norway Municipal
Court.
DIR. Leon W. Everson of Norway and
Miss Mildred E. Wetherell OF Campelio,
Mass, were married on the 4th at the
home of the brides parents. They will
make their home in Norway.
On Sunday, July 8, the Veranda Club
decorated the graves of deceased mem
bers in Pine Grove and Rustfleld Gene
teries, with appropriate services.
II. R. Wbitelock, state Sunday School
missionary, spoke at the meeting Thurs
day evening at the Baptist church.
The valuable imported Percheron stall.
lion Vasistas, owned by an association of
Norway men, died few days since at
the stable of Virgil Dunn.
Everett Bicknell has laid away bis old
horse. Daisy, which he used for seven
teen years.
Mrs. Homer Luck entertained her
Sunday School class at lawn party at
her home on Pleasant Street Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were Madeiyn
Hayden, Marion Downing, Doris Has
kell, Mary Jones, Myra Cannon, Grace
Cannon, Lena Richardson. Marion
Downing was presented with book for
having the best lessons for q year.
A verification of the deposit books OF
the Norway Savings Bank is being made
BY the John o. Rice Audit Co. OF Port
land.
An outline program Is published for
the first annual field meeting OF the
Maine Academy of Science, OF which
George R. Howe of this place is presi'
dent, on Aug. IA, 10, and 10. On the
forenoon of the 14th an arrangement OF
collections, with business meeting and
reading OF papers In the afternoon and