Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-12-08

last week.
Mrs. Frank DeCoster left 'vednesda.
morning for Massachusetts. where sh
will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ralph Young is entertaining he
mother, Mrs. Thurston of Bethel.
At the meeting Of Oxford Chapter, R
A. M. Wednesday evening, the officer
for the coming year we're installed b!
Past Grand High Priest II. D. Smith
The list is az follows:
H.P.-Eruest j. Record.
K-wallace d. Strickland.
S-Lee NJ. Smith.
Treas-E. F. Blcknell.
Sec Charles T. Ridlon.
C. H.-Ray H. Eastman.
P. S.-Harvey E. Powers.
X. A. w. 8. Cordwell.
M3v.-J n. Murdoch.
Me- VA. T. Goldsmith.
M.lv -George T. Eastman.
Chap-Arthur E. Forbes.
Org.-H. T. Jones.
s. S.-Chas d, Seeley.
]. SC. Z. McArdle.
C. c. Dow OF Old Town, state deputy
Of the Modern Woodmen of America, II
In town In the interests Of the insurance
of the order.
Beryl Millett commenced work Tues
day for the Maine Floral Supply Co
making wreaths and rope trimming.
Blynue Allen, who Ia employed a
apple inspector by the State Department
of Agriculture, was the guest OF judge
and Mrs. VIM. F. Jones at Thanksgiv
ing.
The Browning Reading Club meets
this Monday evening with Mrs. James
n. Favor of Pleasant Street. The pro
gram is as follows: Roll Call, French
Celebrities; France as Nation, Cert
trude Libby; an evening in the Louvre
Mabel Leavitt.
Dexter S. Andrews is stopping with
Mrs. John F. Swain for several weeks.
He makes his home with his sister, Mrs.
n. A. Holden of Concord junction,
Mass.
Mrs. Lizzie Edwards has returned
home after two months visit with bel
niece, Mrs. Rowe, at East Walton. Mass.
Mrs. Ada Hill Is living with Mrs. Ed
wards.
William Knightly, youngest son OF
Fred Knightly, cut his leg while work.
ing in the woods Monday. 1t required
several stitches TO close the wound.
The Mothers Club gave Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Marston a pleasant surprise Mon.
day evening, when several members OF
he club visited them at their home.
Pop corn and apples we're served during
the evening, and the time was spent 10
social way and with music. Mr.. Mars,
ton has been i'll but Is improving.
The season for fishing through the Ice
tnr pickerel has begun. Chas. and Hugh
Pike got forty nice fish one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. French have re-
turned from their visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett F. Bicknell spent
Thanksgiving with j. Henry Hsmiin and
family Of Woodfords. Their daughter,
Miss Grace Bicknell, who Is teaching in
the Perkins Institute OF Watertown,
Mass, was also guest.
The Pythan Sisters will give whist
party at K. P. Hall on Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. All membere who posi-
bly, can are expected to furnish one
table and refreshments.
Francis Rich, the thirteen-y ear. old
son OF Herbert Rich, left his home Tues
day morning, unknown 10 his parents
After inquiries of the station agent il
was found he had bought ticket for
Montreal. His brother-in.law, Mr.. Eel
lows, went to Montreal and brought him
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Cook OF ELS
worth will spend the winter with theii
daupher, Mrs. NJ. L. mball.
Vivian NJ. Akers has taken the w. L.
Merrill studio and opened up for busi'
ness Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Don c. Seitz Of New York came
to Norway Thursday. She called GU
friends in the village and then went to
the Seitz farm. Friday she visited the
Summit Spring Hotel, Harrison.
Mrs. John Hutchins is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Lasselle, and
family, at Gardiner. Mr.. Hutchins
Alma Hartman and daughter Florence
spent several days with them the last OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie Durham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spaulding Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. A
P. Farnbam and w. Il. Hersey have re-
turned from their hunting trip neal
South Arm, Richardson Lake. The
party got one deer, which was shot oy
Mrs. Nellie Durham. Sixteen inches OF
snow fell while they were away, and
during the storm Mr.. Hersey lost his
bearings, and after wandering about for
some time he concluded to build fire
and wait for daylight. 1t was q long
night and will not soon be for
gotten by either Mr.. Hersey or the party
who awaited bis return to camp.
A. A. TOwne and family of Ashland
Mass, are spending several weeks will
Mr.. TLwue's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Frank P. Towue.
The estate of r. Jackson Whittridge
on Paris Street, known az the Paragard
D ace, has been sold to the Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop Of Portland for occupancy
II is understood the place will be used
for residence for tue priest, and a.
some future time the Catholic church
now at the corner Uf Paris and Charles
Streets will be moved to the vacant lo'
by the house.
Wednesday evening at the vestry Of
the Methodist church reception was
given BY the Epworth League In honor
of MIR. and Mrs. Urshall Cannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hartman.
Mrs. Solomon Jackson gave birth
day party Saturday, Nov. 81, for her son
Bradley, who was twelve years old or
that dav. -,
Chss. S. Akers has gone to North
Carolina, where he is to canvass for ths
National Survey Co. OF Portland.
Harriet E. Mains, formerly OF Norway
and now a senior in Leland Stanford
University, was recently elected to ths
Phi Beta Kappa society.
Raymond Evirs is i'll with pneumonia
at tho home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Evirs, and is under the care OF
trained nurse.
The Andrews Real Estate Agency ha'
sold the Alton Maxim house on Greer
Street in Norway to Elmer W. Cord
we'll from Albany.
The W. C. T. U. will meet Wednesday
Dec. o, with Mrs. Howard D. Smith, al
her home on Oak Avenue.
Mrs. Emma J. Smith Of Lisbon Falls i
spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Fuller.
q. L. Drew, who has been working IL
Canada has returned home.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Helen NJ. Porter II
Frank Cleaves of Auburn on Decemoe
I'd. Miss Porter formerly lived In nor
way and Paris, and moved to Auburn
only few years ago.
Miss Margaret Baker has returne'
from Portland, where she has been TO
several weeks having her eyes treated
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