Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-12-22
NORWAY.

Mira. c. L. Hathaway Of Portland was
In town the first Of the week on busi-
ness.
Mrs. R. O. Porter entertained her
friend, Mildred Chaplin Of Locke's
Mills, from Tuesday to Saturday.
Phil Young and Mr.. Obery are canvass
i ing for toilet articles. Last week they
we're located at Yarmouth.
Mrs. James Favor had the misfortune
to give her ankle q bad sprain.
Mrs. j. C. Richardson OF Gilead has
been visiting at Milan Benefits, Norway
Lake.
Hazel Bicknell has finished her season
of millinery at Gray, and has returned
home.
Mr.. Cash and children. who have been
boarding with Mr.. Cash's daughter, Mrs.
Albert Fogg, have gone to live at South
Paris.
Last week Misses Ruth Cummings
and Marion Haskell played at the Rex
Theatre.
Miss Elsie Herrick recectly visited
Miss Ruth Harrington Of Locke's Mills.
Miss Evelyn Chandler Is in Bethel for
short time with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Chandler.
Mr.. Chester Gates IL suffering with
an infected finger. Mr.. Gates Is i'm
proving, but still unable to be out.
Harry Kimball is clerking for G.. +.
Ridlon while Mr.. Gates is out on &C.
count of sickness.
Mrs. D. NJ. French will entertain the
Browning Reading Club at her home on
! nj
The program will be as follows: Roll
call, "What Christmas means to me-"
! and readings from Harold Bell Wright's
book, "Their Yesterdays" by Mrs. Jen.
ME Foster and Mrs. Nora Keene.
Mrs. Walter Leavitt Of Crescent Street
has stored her goods and returned to
Lynn, Mass, whore Mr.. Leavitt has
work.
/ Percy Fogg Is working for ]. W. Nash
, at the taIidermy shop.
Doris Longley will spend the Christ.
mas recess with her aunt, Mrs. Fred Sib-
lev of Sanbornville, N. q.
The Epwortb League have purchased
a new piano for the vestry OF the Meth
odist church.
Porter Scavsy is building a camp on
Pearl Street. Mr.. Seavey has been stop
ping at Bisbeeiown.
All the village schools closed Friday
for a two weeks vacation. The primary
schools had Christmas trees that were
great delight to the little ones.
Jan. Q, Wednesday, the Congregation
al church will hold their annual parish
meeting. W. B. Tuthill of Woodfords
will give an address after the business
meeting.
The Eastern Star at its Meeting Thurs-
day evening reelected the same officers
az served last year.
Mrs. F. A. Williamson, who at one
time run the cafe, has gone to Portland
to work.
Mrs. Nell Sampson has been visiting
at Mr.. McIutire's, East Waterford.
Eugene Hayden has bought six acres
of land on Pleasant Street OF +. Z. De-
Coster.
Miss Florence Payson, one of the
nurses who has been caring for Mrs.
Frank Kimba has returned to Lewis
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson spent few
DAYS in Lewiston last week.
The good weather OF Wednesday help
ed TO make the Methodist sale one OF the
most successful ever held. Fancy ar
ticles, aprons, cooked food and candles
found ready sale in the afternoon. AT
$50 lunches were served on the Euro
pean plan under the direction of Mrs. II.
L. Nichols, assisted by her Sunday
School class. In the evening a very
pleasing entertainment was given.
Thursday at 2 o'clock, at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Elhanau Tubbs occurred
the marriage Of their youngest daughter,
Teua Calista Tubbs, to George Frank
Barron of Norwood, Ohio. About thirty
friends and relatives were present at the
ceremony which was performed 6y Rev
Chester Gore Miller of South Paris. Inc
double ring service was used.
The bride looked very charming IN
gown Of white satin messaline made en-
train with an underblouse of silk filet
lace with pearl trimmings. her veil was
caught up with lilies of the valley and
pearls. She carried shower bouquet
of white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Tilda Lawrence of Gardiner was
maid of honor, and Blynn Allen OF Nor
way best man. Virginia and Philip
Tubbs, a niece and nephew of the bride.
acted as flower girl and ring bearer, and
Marion Noble played the wedding
march. The bride and groom were
both graduates from the Norway High
School in the class of 1905. Mrs. Barron
is a graduate Of Gorhsm Normal School
and has been very successful teacher In
the public schools of Norway. Mr.. Bar
ron took course In engineering at the
University of Maine, and is now employ
ed by the Ellis Chalmers Manufacturing
Co., of Norwood, Ohio, where they will
reside.
Miss Fanny Buck is spending a few
DAYS in Lewiston with relatives.
Miss Gladys Abbott, who Is attending
school at Kent's Hill, is at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. Fred Moore and daughter Fran
ces spent the. weekend In Portland with
Mr. Moore.
Will Libby is clerking in Drake &
Brooks through the holidays.
Victor Mattor, whils working In the
woods, had two ribs fractured by fall
, ing tree. >,
Tuesday evening Father Quinn OF
Yarmouth and Father Bovine OF the
home church, gave reception to the
church members and parish at the new
parsonage on Paris Street. A sale OF
home candies, popcorn, Ice cream
and cake was held the same evening.
Harry Rust Corps, W. R. c., gave
supper Thursday evening, and some
twenty dollars was realized for the mon
ument fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. wilkins OF
Berwick are the guests Of Mrs. Wilkins
sister, Miss Anna Stone, and will remain
until after Christmas.
Mrs. Dora Tower Of Orono is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Anderson,
Beal Street.
The degree team of Norway Lodge,
! I. o. O. F., worked the third degree on
candidates from Mt. Mica Lodge OF
! South Paris, Tuesday evening. An oys.
ter supper followed the work and closed
a pleasant evening.
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