Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-08-11
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Mrs. Richard Hall and son Allist0n Of
Auburn were the weekend guests OF hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Millett o.
Millettville.
Miss Iva Russell of the telephone off CT
10 enjoying two weeks' vacation.
Il Elmer Morrill, has sold his farm In NIL
lettville to Stephen Abbott Of North Nor
way. &,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Buck, Carl -Bucl
and Miss Lillian Powers spent the day
SUNDAY at Carl Bucks home In Harrison
Claribel DeCosta 10 ut Old Orchard, thf
quest of Mrs. Albert CLARK.
u Miss Alice Wise and niece, Doris Eos
ter, went Wednesday to Gilead for
week, where they will be entertained BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Themes OF Port.
land were in town . few days last week
az guests of Miss Helen Noyes. When
boy Mr.. Themes spent his vacations In
NORWAY. This is bis first visit here fol
Twenty years.
The dressmaking rooms at Smtieys
are closed for the month OF August:
Miss Hamlin, who has charge, will spend
the vacation at her home In Waterford
Miss Mildred Holmes is visiting her
friend, Miss Helen Howe Of Ysgger.
Tuesday they attended Pomona Grange
at Waterford.
Mrs. Herman Horne has been at Rum.
ford Falls as the guest OF her cousin,
Louise Baker.
Mrs. Chas. Halfway entertained last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knight and
Mrs. Traitor of Portland. They came
BY auto and made several trips about the
country during their stay.
Frank Lightowler, who Is employed at
Cummings saw mill, cut the tendon of
his right thumb Saturday. 1t required
two stitches to close the wound.
Miss Mildred French, daughter OF q.
G. French, North Norway, was taken to
1.-THE Central Maine General Hospital Mon
day, where she was operated on for ap-
pendicitis.
Miss Helen Noyes is spending q few
days in Portland with-hef cousin, Mr..
Themes. r'H.t
The assessors office in the Opera
House block is being repaired. A new
walk has been laid to the outside en-
trance, and the room. newly plastered.
Gertrude league is in Groveton, N.
H., visiting her nieces.
Joe Gerry, wife and daughter Arge,
and Miss Boxall Of Boston, visited his
sister, Mrs. F. l.. Haskell, Pleasant
Street. Mr.. Gerry Is taking an automo-
bile trip of week from Boston through
Maine.
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Maine General Hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. Frank Lovejoy went to Bethel
Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Wormeil of Portland.
Miss Marietta Cushman gave q party
to sixteen OF her little friends Tuesday
afternoon to help celebrate her sixth
birthday. Games were played, and the
afternoon closed with refreshments
served on the veranda.
Mrs. Fred S. Moore is on two weeks
vacation from her work In the office at
the Novelty Turning Mill.
Geo. Piper, who works for the Loyal
Protective Associaticn n, Ia in town few
days on business.
Geo. Smith, who has gone into bust
ness with Frank Cook, the blacksmith,
has moved into the Horace Dinsmore
house off from Lynn Street.
Harold Pollock of Boston 10 spending
his vacation with his Norway friends.
Judge Morrill, Packard and Mrs. Pack
ard of Baltimore, Md, came Monday for
few weeks stay at Edward Packard's.
Laurence Philpot, who has charge OF
the supply room at the shoe factory, is
visited by his mother, Mrs. Philpot of
Rochester, N. 81.
Hon. and Mrs. A. j. Stearns have been
recent guests of DR.. and Mrs. q. P. Jones
at their cottage by the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Of Round Pond
are visited by their niece, Miss William
son, and friend, from Portland. They
came with DR.. Williamson by auto.
Misses Mary Collins and Josephine
Locke have finished work in the shoe
factory.
The Swastika Club and invited friends
spent the weekend at Old Orchard, the
guests of Mrs. A. L. Clark and Mrs. q.
T. Thayer.
Merrill G. Inman opened their dancing
pavilion at the fair grounds Tuesday
night. They also gave dance there
Friday night. Later they will tour the
state, taking in the fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Hills have re.
Gently been visited by B. T. Benner and
wife of Whitinsville, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter
June left Wednesday morning for Wey-
mouth, Mass, where they will visit MI.
Smiths sister, Mrs. Lester Horne.
Ella NJ. Black died Monday morning
at the Central Maine General Hospital,
where she underwent q serious surgical
operation. Miss Black was born in
Upton, Jan. II, 1882. For the last
twenty. -four years she has made her
home with an uncle, Grant Abbott OF
Norway. She was employed as pastry
cook at the Bircbes for three years,
where she was at the time of her sick
ness. Miss Black leaves beside her
uncle, mother, Mrs. Lottie Black, one
sister, Mrs. Christine Bradbury, and
four children. 49,.
lydia A. Fuller passed away at her
home Wednesday afternoon at the age OF
II wears. Death was due to hardening
of the arteries. Miss Fuller was born in
Andover, and was the daughter of Ben
jamin G. and Myra Fuller. She lived In
Oxford for a number of years, and in
Norway for the past twenty. five years.
Miss Fuller leaves several nieces and
nephews. The funeral was held Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock attended by the
Rev. C. G. Miller of South Paris.
There will be business meeting of
the Epworth League followed by social
at the Methodist vestry Wednesday
evening.
Rev. W. E. Lombard of Andover,
Mass, will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon, August 10, at 3:15.
Eugene Millett and men are making
needed repairs on Main Street.
II any of the older members OF the
High School or Liberal Institute do
not receive an invitation to the alumni
reunion to be held at Norway, August
10Th, 1t is because of the lack of records
of such classes. All persons are eligible
for membership who are regular gradu:
ates Of the school, who we're students OF
the school previous to the year 1892, or
who we're students Of Norway Liberal
Institute. All teachers Of the school
may become honorary members.
Mrs. Roy Keene and son William went