Oxford Democrat., 1914-09-01
NORWAY.

Miss Ava Thing, stsnographer for Car
roll, Peabody Co., 10 on few weeks Va
cation at her homo In Springfield, Me-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Amber and son
Halford of Winchester, Mass, are visit
ing Mrs. Ambler's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Millett, of Millettville.
| Walter Young Of Mechanic Falls WA
10 town over Sunday.
Miss Marion Haskell 10 visiting rela-
tives In Watertown, Mass. From there
she will 90 to Middlefeld, Conn.
Miss Helen McCulum, stenographer at
the Advertiser Office, has flushed her
work, and will visit relatives In Portland.
Later she will 60 to her homo In New
castle, N. B.
Miss Jessie Clare Tolman of South
Paris has charge of Mrs. r. L. Powers
| millinery rooms while Mrs. Powers ID
having her vacation.
Ronell Bicknell will move his family
to the c. N. Tubbs rent next the engine
house, Main Street.
Mrs. Florence Hall and children Of
Augusta are visiting Mrs. Halls sister,
Mrs. James Favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson Flnney, who
have been residing in Bethel, are plan
ming to locate in Norway. Mr.. Finney
will work for the electric light company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Porter and daugh-
ter Elizabeth spent Monday and Tues
day in Rumford.
Mrs. Sadie Connor of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. James Smith,
on Deering Street.
Clarence Pike of Mansfield, Mass, is
spending week in Norway with bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pike OF
Pixies Hill, and his sister, Mrs. P. K.
Bradbury, Main Street.
Donald Pike, who haa been with bis
grandparents for the months OF July and
August, will return home with his ia
ther Monday.
Mrs. Rideout is entertaining at the
Fobes cottage her friend, Mrs. Reade,
and son Harold, of Lewiston.
Miss Esther Wadsworth Of Gardiner is
the guest Of Miss Edith Rideout.
Marion Gibson is the new bookkeeper
at a. L. Merchants dry goods store.
Miss Bradbury, who has been employed
there, has accepted position as teacher
of the commercial course in the Brook
vile, Maine. High School.
Foster jackson is building bunga-
low on his farm in Millettville. He has
just completed new barn.
Mrs. L. C. Wallace and Lottie Tuell OF
Haverbill, Mass, were In town few
days last week calling on friends.
Mrs. Adna Keepe is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Thayer, at Old Orch
ard.
Mrs. Mabel Millett Day and daughter
Muriel are visiting her father, Justus l.
Millett.
The Barton Reading Club will hold
a special meeting at the home OF the
president for the purpose of choosing
delegate to the State Federation Of Clubs.
The program will be ready for this meet
ing.
Chas. F. Ridlon was given q pleasant
surprise party by the former members
OF his Sunday School class. Ten of the
thirteen members were present-Myrtle
Millett, Maud Mixer, Myrtle Haskell,
Mildred Mclean, Pearl Cook, Mrs. Clara
Hathaway Luck, Rosamond Dunham,
Gladys Buck, Geneva Sturtevant and
Jennie Mann.
Geo. Leavitt, who has been spending
his summer vacation In town, returned
Friday to Nashua, N. a., where he has a
position as teacher.
Homer D. Tubbs of Maiden, Mass,
has been visiting friends in town.
The W. r. G. have accepted an invita-
ton to q campfire at North Waterford
for September End. Alta j. Sheen and
Eva l.. Fogg were appointed by the
president, Mrs. Addie Lovejoy, to see
about conveyance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Currier Of Fox
croft are visiting his father, George Cur
rier. They made the trip on motor
cycle.
Mrs. Rose Powers and daughter Lii
Ian start Monday for Boston, where
they will attend the millinery openings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. L. W.
Horne.
W. F. Tubbs has an order from the
Canadian government for twenty-four
pairs of 60-inch snowshoes. These will
be used on the mail routes in British
Columbia.
P. F. Ripley has sold his cottage,
"Gray Bircbes' to Alex MacLean. This
makes five cottages owned by Mr.. Mac
Lean on Lake Tennessee
Mary Stone Is visiting her brother,
Orin Stone, and family.
Abagail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.,
will hold Its first meeting Of the season
with Mrs. Jennie g. Foster Wednesday |
evening, Sept. 2. This will be musical
program. Roll call, facts concerning |
Maine musicians; solo, Mrs. Clara L.
Luck; paper, Memoirs Of Madam Nor
dica, Mrs. Elizabeth w. Sampson; piano |
solo, Maude E. Pike.
Otis N. Jones has returned from Camp |
Woodnest, Holderness, N. A., where he
has been for the summer.
The rural schools have been assigned |
as follows:
Norway Lake-Chrystal B. Hartman.
Norway Center-Frances NJ. Kimball.
Swift's Corner-Beryl B. Knight.
Chapel-Marion Noble.
Pierce School-Edith G. Millett.
Crochet Ridge-Katherine L. Flint.
Millettville-Elea or F. Kneeland.
Pixies Hill-Anna b. Cook.
Mobiles Corner-DOrothy +. Noble.
Sodom-Mrs. G. l.. Delano.
The Buffalo Scales Co. are putting in
q new set of scales for Clark & Wilbur |
with a weighing capacity of ten tons, and
q much larger platform. The old ones
had capacity of FIVE tons. The same
company are putting In a set for the
Norway Lake Supply Co., Norway Lake.
Mrs. Eunice Watson is at Frank De-
Coster's, caring for his sister Lizzie.
Capt. j. W. Schwartz and Mrs.
Schwartz gave q soires in honor of
Misses Ruth Cummings, Sara True and
Marion Haskell, at their cottage by the
lake Friday evening. About o'clock
the merry party left the wharf In the
motor boat Lux with Capt. Cummings In
command. Dancing was enjoyed with
music on the Victrola. Refreshments
were served throughout the evening,
consisting Of fruit punch, sandwiches,
Ice cream, cake and nuts. The party left
at late hour with many thanks to Capt.
and Mrs. Schwartz for most pleasant
and delightful evening.