Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-02-02
NORWAY.


, cupied the "Kingfsher".
Norway Water Company has elected
officers for the coming year as follows:
Pres.-C. N. Tubbs.
Vice.Pres.-Fred Pike.
Sec.-H. d. Smith.
Treas.-Capt. W. w. whitmarsh.
Directors-A. L. F. Pike, F. q: Elliott, II.
Andrews. e. E. Andrews, James N. Tubbs.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church are to serve supper at the
home of Mrs. Grin Edgecomb, Bea
Street, Thursday evening. 1t will bt
served at $50.
| Pennessewas Lodge, K. of P, and
the Pythian Sisters will hold joint In
stallation on Thursday evening of this
week. All Knights and members OF the
Sisters in town are cordially invited to
be present, whether members of the 10
cal lodges or not.
There we're about eighty pres ent q,
the meeting of Oxford Lodge, No. l,
Ark Mariners, at the meeting In Masons'
Hall Monday evening Of last week, a
very large gathering when the fact that
it's members are scattered all over the
United States is considered. There was
a voyage for the benefit OF new mem.
bers, reports were made, officers elected
and a fine banquet closed q pleasant
evening The officers:
VIC D. seeley.
A. Mater. n. Eastman.
Treas.-S. W. Goodwin.
sec-G. W. Holmes
Tyler-M G. Briggs.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. Green Of Bath has been
recent guest of the Misses Beal.
| Norway Grange served New England
dinner at their hall Saturday and will
also furnish the banquet for the clerks
ball Tuesday evening of this week. The
contest which Is now running In this
grange under the leadership Of Capt.
Azola Pike and Capt. Katherine Flint is
arousing much interest and is very even
~ contested, the total score thus far be-
ing Capt. Flint 20. 100, and Capt. Pike
2O,07O. A special meeting will be held
Saturday, the 9th, to confer the first and
second degrees on nine candidates, and
at the regular meeting one week later,
the third and fourth degrees will be con.
ferred on class of twelve.
Mrs. Lester Cowan of Rumford is with
her mother, Mrs. B. F. Bradbury. Mrs.
Bradbury continues to be very comfort
able and is enjoying short calls from her
many friends.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. G.. W. Locke.
Mrs. George L. Curtis and Mrs. Doro-
thea Horr were the readers.
William Walker Is on ten days. visit
to brothers and sisters who live in Bos.
ton and New York.
The trustees of the Mary Baker Eddy
will have presented to Norway Public
Library several books on Christian Sci
ence which will be loaned to the public
as soon as they are cstalogued. Also
the monthly, weekly and daily papers Of
the organization will be received regu-
larly.
A most interesting event for the stu
dents of Norway high school and some
of the lower grades took place Wednes-
day afternoon when DR.. B. F. Bradbury
gave them an informal talk on condi-
,ions and affairs in Germany, and relat-
ed many incidents which occurred while
he was on his trip to and from that coun.
try. 1t goes without saying that many
of the older citizens of the village
would be delighted to have the privilege
of listening to such talk by the doctor.
Norway High School base ball team
has the opening game on Hebron Acad-
emy's schedule for the coming season.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Elliott, assisted by Con-
ductor Evelyn Young and escort color
bearers Hattie Fuller, Dorothy Ether
idge, Jennie Richardson and Alta Sheen,
installed the officers of Harry Rust w.
r. c, No. 45, at Woodman Hall Thurs.
day afternoon. Those installed were as
follows:
Pres-Ida NJ. Cannon.
Sen. v. Pres.-Jennie Richardson.
Jun. v. Pres.-Addie Lovejoy.
| Chap.-Alice Danforth.
Sec.-Edith Edwards.
Treas.-Clara M. Elliott.
Guard-Susie Vented.
| Con.-Eva L. Fogg.
| Asst. Guard-Tena Bennett.
| Asst. Con.-Alta J. Sheen.
| Pat. Inst.-Mary McAllister.
| Press Cor.-Ata j. Sheen.
Mus.-Gladys Edwards.
Color Bearers:
lst-Hattie E. Fuller.
| 2d-Jennie Spring.
| 3d-Katrina Judkins.
4th-Mary McAllister.
Fred LaFrance is acting as night mo.
torman on the car, taking the place OF
Carroll Edwards of South Paris, who
has been confined to the house for some
over week by illness.
Mrs. Clara A. Hayden celebrated her
Seth birthday on Monday, the 25th, at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. E
Drake, with whom she lives. Each year
Mrs. Hayden's children gather with her
to make pleasant this occasion, and
there was the usual birthday cake, made
by her own hands, and all other things
needful to make the event as pleasant as
have been the previous gatherings OF the
family at this time OF the year. Those
who we're with her were Mr.. and Mrs. S.
n. Hayden and daughters Caroline and
Adeline of Haverhill, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P Knight, Mrs. Il. L. Winches-
ter of Observation-Disclosures, Mass,
DR.. F. A. Hayden of Portland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hayden and daughter
Madelyn, and DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Drake.
Three other children because of bad
travelling and unavoidable business con-
ditioIs were unable to be present. Mrs.
Hayden received many membranes OF
the day, also post cards and letters of
congratulation from distant states. She
is in very good health, retains all facul.
ties, an interesting conversationalist and
truly remarkable woman for one OF her
years. May she have many more OF
these annual events which are without
doubt the brightest spots In her life and
to which she looks forward each year
with increasing pleasure.
Can't look well, eat we'll or feel we'll with i'm.
pure blood Keep the blood pure with Burdock
/ Eat keen
clean and good health is pretty sure to follow.
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