Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-10-06
NORWAY.

Miss Hazel B'cknell has gone to Gray
, where she has accepted . position .
head trimmer In millinery store.
Chss. d. Pike 10 moving his famil,
from Ed Winslow's rent on Paris Stree
to the Goldwaithe rent on Green Street
II Mrs. Chas. Hathaway was In town tn
first of the week on business.
Miss Ella Clark, who Is teaching II
Dixfield, spent the weekend with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Clark.
Mrs. Frank Lovejoy returned Tuesda!
from Norwalk, Ohio, where she spen
the month of September with her father
In the Office of the shoe factory in th'
checking department.
Miss Mildred Chapman OF Locke
Mills visited her friend, Mrs. R. O. Por
ter, last Thursday.
Ernest Brooks Of the Norway Bakery
Is having q weeks vacation, which he Il
spending at bis former homo in Green
wood
Chas. P. Kimball has taken the REM
on Main Street which was formerly oc
cupied by NJ. Il. Chandler.
| Mr.. Clark has closed the Seaside Dru 2
store at Old Orchard, and he aud his
family returned to Norway Tuesday.
Miss NJ. A. Baker, with party OF
friends, took an automobile trip to Cam.
den from Wednesday to Friday. Miss
Baker stopped with her friend, Miss
Mauds Butler.
Harold Thomas is working for the
telephone company, and Charlie Brooks
has gone to work on the mail line for the
same company.
Mrs. Carrie Sandbrooke Of Salmon
Falls has been the recent guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Holmes and DR.. q. P.
Jones.
Helen, daughter of Charles Richard.
son, went to Portland Wednesday to be
operated on for adenoids.
The members of the Junior League of
the Methodist church had a socisble
Wednesday at the vestry from to 8.
Refreshments were served and good
time enjoyed by all.
Tuesday evening Misses Helen and
Mildred Holmes entertained some thirty
nf their friends at a hayrsck ride and
seewa assoc, near Sunny Side Cottage.
spent last week with her sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Young of Water Street.
Elmer Morrill,, who bought out the
Norway Spring Water Co., has decided
not to deliver water after Oct. LIST.
Miss Julia Hathaway is. visiting her
brother, George Hathaway.
Harry Downing and George Herrick
are shingling the Baptist church.
Roland Nevers, who Is clerking In the
Thomas Smiley Co.'s store in Portland,
is spending his vacation of two weeks
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Nevers.
George Downing, who has been EN-.
ployed at Gorham, N. H., for some time,
has returned to Norway, and is working
in the shoe factory.
Judge and Mrs. W. F. Jones entertain
ed last week Rev. A. B. Hervey, D. D.,
of Bath.
Fred Davis is having an ell built on his
house. The hew part Is to be rs feet by
Is feet, and story and half high
Geo. a. Bennett is doing the work.
Mrs. Fl. L Nichols and Miss Annie
Gibson we're appointed as delegates from
the Methodist church to attend the Sun
day School convention at Bryant's Pond.
W. r. Tubbs, E. B. Tubbs, Geo. Tubbs
and James Wight are now on q hurting
trip in the Sunday River valley.
A meeting of the Universalist Mission
Circles of the Oxford District will be
held at the Norway Universalist church,
Tuesday, Oct. 9th.
The Norway High School will hold
their annual fair at Grange Hall, Friday,
November 9th. They will have a sale,
supper and entertainment.
Scott l.. Kilborn of Deering Junction
is the new barber at s. G. Fosters Mr..
and Mrs. Kilborn have rooms at l. W.
Waite's.
Mrs. F. H. Lowering of West Medford,
Mass, is visiting at F. q. Noyes'.
Norway traverse jurors: Geo. w.
Holmes snd Chas. A. Frost. Grand jur-
or, George II. Dunn.
Mrs. Lottie York, under the auspices
of the Epworth League, will render
"Freckles," by Gene Stratton Porter, at
the Methodist church Wednesday even.
ing, October It'll, at s O'Clock. The
story ia told In five scenes and Is must
cally illustrated by Marsters G. Edwards,
a fine tenor soloist. The program prom
ises to be most pleasing one.
Mrs. Moses Kim ball is entertaining Mrs.
s. A. Pickett of Magalloway for q few
weeks.
Stuart W. Goodwin attended the
meeting of the Maine Association of Lo-
cal Fire Insurance Agents at Camden
last week.
Charlie Branch, nephew Of Mrs. 81.
T. Whittridge of Massachusetts,, 10 at.
tending Norway High School, and
boards at W. c. Leavitts.
DR.. aud Mrs. r. N. Barker were In
Boston last week. The doctor went to
consult specialist.
The annual meeting OF the Algonquin
Club was held Friday evening at the Mu-
uicipal Court rooms. The officers chos-
en- we're:
Prcs.-Urshil Cannon
vice.Pres-Knox Bickford
Sec.-Alma Ri kford
Executive BoardER. F. Bickford, Edith
Parker and Jennie Mann
The Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A.
R, will meet with Mrs. Georgia NJ. An
drews Wednesday evening, Oct. 7th.
Mrs. William Morse OF Pixies Hill has
q new Ford runsbout.
Mrs. Harry A. Packard Is visiting
Mrs. Hattie Wiley at Somerville, Mass,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Leon Everson entertained last
week her mother, Mrs. Winnifred Bach
or, and an aunt, Mrs. Emma Y. Hiatt, of
Campello.
Elmer Morrill, has engaged to work
for Geo. Dunn of Pixies Hill. They will
store their goods, and Mrs. Morrill, and
baby will board at Mr.. Dunn's.
The young people are making the
most OF these delightful October even
ings. Miss Ida Merrill entertained
party of friends at corn roast Friday
night.
Chas. P. Kimball has sold bis restau-
rant business to Mrs. Francis A. vii.
liams OF Wilton, who took possession
last Monday morning.
W. Luck and son have had refriger-
ator feet by 10 feet put In their new
store. Chas. D. Smith did the work.
Mrs. E r. Popham of Toronto, On
tario, who was the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. W. d. Brown, for few days, re.
turned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Austin are board
ing at Poland, because of the III health
of Mrs. Austin. George Currier looks
after the hen business in their absence.
Miss Ada Merrill has finished working
for Mrs. w. F. Young, and Is at home:
Mrs. Jennie Young and Mrs: Efhe
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