Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-18
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have moved into the Whitcomb rent on
Water Street. Mr.. Lowe will work fol
VIM. Judkins, Elm Hill.
Merle Frederick, the young son OF Fred
Davis, has . severe case OF whoopinl
cough.
M. and Mrs. Frank McSweeney Of
Boston are spending their vacation with
Mrs. McSweeney's mother, Mrs. Morrill,
Fuller.
Mrs. Phil Bradbury is clerking at
Smiley's through the month Of August
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gates and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Richardson made q
trip to Mt. Washington last Sunday.
Saturday evening they took the train to
Gorhsm and from there Sunday morning
drove to the base of the mountain and
then proceeded on foot, walking up and
back, q distance Of sixteen miles: The
day was cloudy, but occasionally the
clouds would lift, aud give clear view.
Carl Schenk of Pixies Hill had cow
killed by lightning in the shower OF last
Tuesday.
Claribel DeCoster, who has been stay
ing at Old Orchard, is at home.
VIM. Holden, q teacher Of manual
training in Hartford, Conn.,, and his
mother, Mrs. Holden, have been visiting
relatives and friends In town.
Frank Gammans, who Is employed at
James N. Favor's harness shop, is hav-
ing q two weeks vacation.
Geo. Devne went to Pennington Wed
nesday. Mrs. Devine and daughter, who
are visiting there, will accompany him
home.
Several Norway people spent Sunday
at Old Orchard. Phil Young, Floyd
Haskell, Minot Doble, Ernest Ham, Mr..
and Mrs. Verne Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Goodwin, Fanny Frost and Mr.. and Mrs.
Payson McAllister were among the mum.
Der.
Bert Hamilton spent, the weekend at
Dunstan's Corner, Portland.
Capt. Whitehead of Co. D. started
Sunday night for Canada. Mr.. White
head has sent In his application to join
the English army. Harry Flemming of
South Paris will accompany him.
Mrs. Cbas. Ranger has returned from
Harrison, where she has been with her
husband, and Thursday went to Auburn
to visit her son, Verne Ranger.
Jack Hartley and family have moved
into the Fuller Block. Mr.. Hartley Is
working for John Cullinan.
Edna Durham and Mrs. Frank Jewell
spent Sunday In Augusta.
Earle Thibodeau and sisters, Tessa
and Grace, are stopping at the league
cottage at Old Orchard.
Mrs. VIM. F. Jones and daughters
Frances and Mary have returned from
Small Point.
R. N. Millett and sons, Robert and
Donald, were in town over Sunday. They
will return to Springfield, VT, Wednes-
day.
Oxford Chapter, O. E. s., initiated one
member at their meeting Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bradbury are Wis
itlng their daughter Ethel, and stopping
at The Wigwam by the Lake.
Mrs. David Jordan is at home from the
farm in Albany for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lombard and four
children, Gertrude, Margaret, Robert and
Edward, were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Lombard's sisters, Mrs. R. o. Porter
and Miss NJ. E. Millett.
Mrs. Ida Spofford of Somerville, Mass,
is spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Field Of Al
pine Street.
Miss Ruth Cummings gave a party to
several of her friends at Goat Island
Wednesday evening. The time was
pleasantly spent with music and dancing.
Gordon Noyes has returned home after
spending several weeks in Lowell and
Fryeburg.
Miss Annie Schenk, who Is training
for nurse in a hospital at Providence,
R. l., is at home for her vacation.
Mrs. II. T. Sawin has sold her house
on Main Street to Walter Luck.
Mark Richardson's barn at Norway
Center was burned during the heavy
shower last Tuesday. Quite a lot OF
hay, two horses and two calves were
lost in the fire. The building was in
sured for nearly 5000, :.
The following officers OF Oxford
Castle, No. 2, K. G. E., we're installed
last Wednesday evening by G. V. Web
Der, Liverm ore Falls:
nee. j. Mattor
v.C.-Wm. Il. McDaniels
II. PRED Allen
V. H.-Urshal c. Cannon
NJ. Of r. and G. OF E.-A. L. Curtis
K. Of George L; Curtis
Trustee-Edwin 8. Cannon
Mrs. Alma Pendexter Hayden, q for
mer assistant in the high school, Ia visit.
ing her SOD, Arthur Hayden.
Fred Davis is In the Central Maine
General Hospital for treatment.
Miss Hazel Bennett is visiting her
uncle in Maiden, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Mundy are
guests of A. S. Hoffman, editor of Ad-
venture, and P. F. Hawley, star crimi-
nal reporter for the New York Press, at
their camp on Lake Annabessacoo
Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Bruce and three
daughters are spending their vacation at
Mrs. Bruce's home In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Maria Ryerson is very sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Estes.
Harry Rust Post and Corps went Sat.
urday to Oxford by invitation OF T.
A. Roberts Corps to campfire at the
Methodist church.
The Progressives will hold rally at
the Opera House, Thursday evening,
Aug. 81. Rev. q. e. Dunnack, pastor OF
the Methodist church at Augusta, and
Alton G. Wheeler of South Paris are to
be the speakers.
Thursday, August 20, Oxford Lodge,
No. 1S, F. and A. NJ, will celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of the raising OF
Brother Irving Frost at Mr.. Frosts
birthplace on Frost Hill. A lunch will
be served at $50.
The Swastika Club met with Miss
Helen Holmes Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Gardner spent last
week with her friend, Miss Elizabeth o.
Lasselle, at Whipporwill Farm.
The Veranda Club celebrated Chill
dren's Day at Central Park Thursday.
A short program consisting OF instru-
mental solos by Adelaide DeCosta, Olive
Stone, Minnie Hill and Alice Bartlett.
Irene Hassan sang solo with Ruby
Swift as accompanist. Recitations were
given by Mrs. Cora Mckay, Irene Hassan
and Ralph Murdoch. The club treated
the children to bananas and gave them
one jolly good time.