Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-04
NORWAY.

Mas Harriet McDwinals of Mechanic
Falls, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Babb of Alpine Street, has re-
turned home.
Miss Alice Wise of Bangor is visiting
her nieces, Hazel, Pearl and Doris Eos
ter. She will spend several weeks In
Norway.
Mrs. j. A. Harding of Madison, Me-,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Eta
Hobbs OF Haverbill, Mass, came Tues
day. They will spend the month of
August at The Annex, Crockett
Ridge. Mr.. Harding will join them
some time during the coming week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shackley have taken
the rent In the Turner house, Danforth
Street. Mr.. Shackley Is employed az
machinist in the shoe shop.
A. L. Buck of Smiley's 10 taking two
weeks vacation.
Professor Addison E. Verrill, wife and
daughter, are visiting Mrs. Verrilrs
brother, Clarence Smith, on Main Street.
This is his first visit here since 1855 Mr..
| Verrill is professor emeritus at Yale,
which title he received when he retired
from active teaching in 1907. Prof. Yer
rill has q valuable collection of minerals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe of SacO are
visiting Mr.. Rowe's parents on Cottage
Street for few weeks.
Mrs. Herman Horne of Lower Main
Street entertained at lunch Wednesday,
Mrs. Rose Drake of Weymouth, Mass,
Mrs. Geo. Horne and daughter Rosalie
of Lewiston, Mrs. Chester Horne, Mrs.
Ed Burnell, Mrs. Geo. Holmes and
daughter Helen Of Norway.
Mrs. Lizzie Foss Pitts of Harrison,
who is visiting her uncle, Ed Libby, was
called to Lewiston Tuesday to attend the
funeral of her younger sister, Alice, who
died very suddenly.
Thomas Smiley of Portland was in
town on business Thursday.
Miss Mary Booker OF Athol, Mass,
who is stopping at Oxford, called on
friends in town Monday.
We are glad to note that since the last
issue Of your paper, slight repairs have
been made on the bridge across the
stream on Bridge Street.
Arthur Easton, a student of Tufts
Dental College, who has been employed
In DR.. brakes Office, has returned to bis
home in Bridgton, and will spend the
remainder of his vacation there.
Mrs. A. L. Clark and son Albert, who
are at Old Orchard, were at home from
Tuesday until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Stone and daughter
Beatrice, and Mrs. Carl Stone are at Fal-
mouth Foreside for two weeks.
Saturday morning after long illness
of pellagra, Mrs. Alma Bailey died at her
home on Main Street at the age Of fifty
nine years. Mrs. Bailey was the daugh-
ter of Andrew P. and Betsy W. Green.
leaf. She has always been resident OF
Norway, her parents moving here from
Hebron when she was only three months
old. She was educated at the Norway
High School, was very faithful member
of the Norway Congregational church,
and was always interested in all branches
of the church work. Mrs. Bailey leaves
one brother, Elgin Greenleaf, proprietor
of large sporting camp at Sugar Island,
Moosehead Lake, and All aunt in Norway,
who was with her 10 her last illness.
Mrs. Guy Buck is suffering with a
sprained ankle at her home on Upper
Water Street.
Grace Richardson of Fryeburg is keep
ing house for her uncle, John Sampson.
Helen Brown of Portland spent Sunday
with her brother, q. Walter Brown, and
family.
Miss q. M. Taylor has returned from
q few weeks vacation spent at Rye
Beach.
Mrs. Gertie Allen is on her vacation
from her work at Miss Taylor's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gates and son
Roger went Sunday to Long Island,
where they will spend the Week with
Mr.. Gates sister.
The Grand Trunk employees about
Portland and Deering had a picnic at
Gibson's Grove, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Andrews and
son Roland are on trip to Quebec,
Canada.
DR.. L. 81. Trufant spoke to the Boy
Scouts Thursday evening on sex hygiene.
Quite party start this week for
Four Ponds, near Bemis, for a fishing
trip. d. F. and E. E. Andrews, John
Swain, Il. L. Cushman, James N. Favor,
Lester Ashton, Harry Ford of Auburn,
A. w. Walker, John e. Shepard, Stuart
W. Goodwin and Henry Foster.
Mrs. Albert Richardson of Crockett
Ridge is entertaining Mrs. E. NJ. Van
Voorhis, formerly Mrs. Elias Wood
sum of New Orleans and son, Arthur
Woodsum.
A. II. Trufant of Auburn is the guest
of his SOD, DR.. Il. L. Trufant.
Mrs. Frank Beck Is visiting Mr.. Beck's
sister, Mrs. w. C. Bates Of Cambridge,
Mass, for ten days. Mrs. Bates will re-
tnro With MIRA Rack.
Allard & Moulton closed their tailor
shop Saturday night for two weeks
vacation, which they will spend at
Freedom and Conway, N. 81.
Mrs. Lena Furber, who is i'll with gall
stones at Cedar Lodge, is being cared for
BY Miss Hammond, trained nurse.
The officers of Oxford Castle, No. 2,
K. G. E., will be installed next Wednes-
day evening by District Grand Chief, g.
V. Weber of Livermore Falls. A lunch
will be served after the installation.
Miss Esther Whitehouse and friend,
Miss Thompson are spending old home
week at Bridgton. Phil Bradbury took
them over Sunday by auto.
The new bakery firm, Howe & Brooks
are running bakery cart in both Nor
way and South Paris.
A large band OF Gypsles passed
u.;lo- about ponn