Oxford Democrat., 1914-08-25
NORWAY.

Mrs. r. L. Powers and daughter, LII
lian are spending few days with Mrs.
Powers uncle, James Bumpus Of Paris.
Mrs. Cyril Foster and baby, James
Seldom of Gilead are visiting at s. C..
Fosters.
Jennie Baker is having her vacation
from Smiley's store. A part OF which,
accompanied by her sister Margaret, she
will spend at Old Orchard.
Harold Holt is working carpentering
for his father at Old Orchard. Mr.. holt
is building q cottage for Mrs. LA Tubbs.
George Westleigh has sold bis farm,
formerly the Ezekiel jackson place, to a
Mr.. Yates of Greenwood. Mr.. West.
leigh aud family will rent the s. l. jack
son house this winter.
Mrs. A. j. Nevers, Mrs. Howard Max
i'm, Mrs. Llewllyn Cushman and daugh-
ter Marietta are at Old Orchard for q
short time.
Marguerite Hussey is at North Nor.
way with relatives.
Alzena Simpson is the guest Of Doris
Foster for q few days.
Several from this place went to Lewis
ton Tuesday to hear Theodore Roose-
velt.
A party of young people from Harri-
son chaproned by Mrs. Caswell are stop
ping at Pleasant View, one OF the NC
Lean cottages, for week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Lunt of Lewiston called on
her Norway friends last week.
Frank Herrick Is rooming at James
Sbedd's and boards at Jason Marrs.
Rev. Paris z. Miller and Mrs. Miller OF
South Berwick, Maine, were In town
Wednesday to attend the N. b. s.. re-
union. Mr.. Miller was member OF the
class of 1887, which was made up OF four
boys, Mr.. Miller, w. Young, Henry Fav-
or and Robert N. Millett. This was one
of the first classes to have graduation.
Eva Upton of Mobiles Corner is caring
for Julia Millett, Western Avenue, South
Paris.
Zilpha Higgins, who has been spend
ing the summer in Hartford, has return
ed home.
Mrs. Carl Schenk, who has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Wiles in New York,
came home Wednesday.
Mrs. Edith Brooks Chapman OF Port
land attended the alumni reunion and
was entertained by her brother, 0. T.
Brooks of Pleasant Street.
Mrs. Hattie Thompson, who has been
visiting Esther Whitehouse during July
and August, will leave Tuesday for Cali
fornia, where she will spend the winter.
The n. Fl. S. reunion Wednesday was
a very pleasant meeting of former teach.
ers and graduates. The exercises opened
at 2:3O in the high school building. A
business meeting was held, plans for
new gymnasium were discussed. the
reported some over $500 in
the treasury. It was voted to make this
a school reunion and all scholars who
had attended the high school one year
to be invited. Letters were read from
absent pupils and remarks were made
by Prof. Verrill and others. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Piano solo Maque rlke
Reading, e ES original poem Mrs. Alma Hayden
VioWn solo Marion Haskell
Vocal solo maI}of,o 10 pa,nel
Reading Donalu attiIuse
Remarks MI ha'ha"aS
School song
A banquet was served at Grange Hall at
8 80 followed by . concert and ball In
the Opera House. Music was furnished
by Arthur n. Pettengill's orchestra OF
Lewiston.
Tuesday and Wednesday D. W. Dan
forth entertained his mother, Mrs.
Eunice Dauforth of Madison, and his
sister, Mrs. D. l.. Gray of Fairfield:
Mrs. Danforth has reached the age of S4
years.
Grace Holden OF Massachusetts, Is WIS.,
i,ing relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Lizzie Butter and Stanley De Veau
from Lexington, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Buffers sister, Mrs. Frank l.. Starbird.
Il. Denuison Cole and Mrs. Cole OF
Quincy, Mass, are stopping at the Shep-
ard Farm.
Ralph Osgood started Friday for Me-
redith Center where he will visit his
Mr.. and Mrs. Osgood.
Earle Stearns, who is employed in the
Portland Co. was the weekend guest OF
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Stearns, Pleasant st.
Nearly sixty Masons went by auto to
Brother Irving Frost's Thursday after
noon. Brother Henry Porter, ninety
two years of age was the Oldest one pre-
sent but he entered into all the activi-
ties.with as much zest as the younger
ones. Lunch was served in the barn
contistng OF beans baked in the ground,
brown bread, pickles, sandwiches,
cheese and coffee, followed
by toasts and singing. :,
Vivian NJ. Akers is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Talbot Mundy at Winthop.
Bessie York is having q vacation from
her work at the blue store. She is stop
ping with her sister in Bridgton, who Is
i'll.
A new concrete sidewalk is being laid
on Cottage Street by Beals Tavern. A.
w. Walker of South Paris is doing the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph R. Butts are
spending their vacation of two weeks at
MIR. Butts home in Kingfeld.
Allard & Moulton of Pixies Hill are
putting water into their house connect
ing with the we'll of Andrew Sampson.
Some 600 feet of pipe will be used.
S. B. Cummings has new Overland
automobile purchased Of F. Il. Beck.
Frank Faunce OF the E. N. SWEET Shoe
Co., is enjoying two weeks vacation at
the Isle of Springs as the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Pendexter.
Mrs. Edward Z. Harrs of Somerville,
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cox.
The railroad crossing connected with
C. B. Cummings & Sons grain mill is
being torn up and new track laid.
Mrs. E. C. Winslow entertained her
brother, George Wilson of Wolfboro, N.
H., last week. :,
Stones drug store is being connected
with the sewer.
Fred Rowe is visited by his nephew,
Esca Mains, who has just finished school
at the University of Maine and received
his college degree.
s. M. Hartman has made an assign
ment to Albert j. Stearns for the benefit
of his creditors. The store Is closed.
Mr.. Hartman has been in business In
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