Oxford Democrat., 1915-07-20
NORWAY.

/ NORWAY.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hartman art
|. Impending part of Mr.. Harriman's twt
weeks vacation from Stones pharmac!
at Bay Point.
Mrs. ]. n. French has gone to Old Or
, chsrd to spend two weeks with bel
Mrs. Edward Carroll II spending two
weeks at her homo In Ellsworth.
Miss Irene Locke II In the telephone
central through July and August.
Mrs. Fred Smith entertained Mrs.. Har
old Anderson, Mrs. Stuart W. Goodwin
Mrs. George W. Devine, Mrs. VIM: G
Leavitt, Miss Edith Parker and Ais'
Genevieve Barker at her cottage at ths
lake Tuesday. .,
The Pythisn Sisters sewing club will
meet Wednesday With Mrs. Frank Cool
on Beal Street.
c. W. Evirs ID screening E. 3. An
drews' piazza.
Street improvements were discussed
at the meeting of the Board OF Trade
Wednesday evening. While no definite
action WAS taken, Il seemed to be the
general opinion that piece OF expert
mental work on Cottage Street would be
q good preliminary to work on Main
Street itself. Five new members were
elected.
The last service for the summer will
be held ut the Congregational church
next Sunday, and the church Will be
closed during the month OF August. :.
Professor W. B. Stevens OF Brunswick
conducts services at Christ Church
(EpiscopaD during the remainder OF the
lsummer. Morning service each Sunday
lat 10:45, evening att.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Sanborn have
gone to Meredith Center, N. a., to spend
their vacation with Mr.. Sanborn's sister,
Mrs. G. E. Osgood. Donald Andrews
took them, accompanied by Mrs. q. =.
Andrews and Miss Marion Gibson, In b.
r. Andrews Car.
Albert Payne, Francis Lewis and VII.
liam Leger, while fishing near tho mill
caught an eel that was AZ 1-2 inches In
length and weighed five pounds. Later
Albert Payne caught twenty.inch pick
erel.
Miss Mildred Graves Of South Boston
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. o. P. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Mundy have tax
en- q studio at Ogunquit, where there 10
q summer colony of artists.
G. L. Curtis has put In new cement
steps at bis house on Danforth Street.
Mrs. G.. W. Devine is visiting In Rum
ford for while.
Miss Mildred Noyes is visiting her
aunt in West Medford, Mass.
Miss Thelma Gerry is visiting her Sis
ter in Dorchester, Mass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jack Leger and family
have moved into the A. G. McCrellts
rent on Paris Street. Mr.. Leger 10 FORE
man in the packing room of the shoe fac
tory.
DR.. B. F. Bradbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Holmes and DR.. and Mrs. g..
P. Jones have recently made . three
days trip around the mountains In New
Hampshire.
Alphonso Turple, who 10 visiting bis
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Jason
Mari, fell through hole In ~ saw mill
into the upper mill stream, and was pull
ed out by George L. Curtis. But for
Mr.. Curtis timely help the boy would
probably have drowned.
The vacation at the Upiversalist
church will be the five Sundays In Au-
gust.
Mrs. George Richardson and son Of
Lynn, Mass, are visiting her brother,
Urshall C. Cannon, for few weeks.
Fred Moore is working in shoe fac.
tory in Gardiner.
Royal Cordwell of Steep Falls had .
serious experience the first OF last week,
when his nose began bleeding and the
flow of blood was stopped only by emer-
geucy measures after 1t had continued
for twenty.six hours, leaving him badly
weakened.
The officers of Co. D, N. G. s. NJ,
have been commissioned to date from
April 28, 1915. They are Captain Guy
F. Stevens, First Lieut.. Guy I. Swett,
and Second Lieut.. Charles q. Pike. An
examination for non.commissioned OH.
GERS was held July IL.
The q. F. Webb Co. Is having now
boiler put in at the corn factory.
Professor and Mrs. Verne NJ. Whit
man of Laconis, N. a., are In town for
the summer.
Mrs. Inez A. Tubbs Of Old Orchard
announces the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Horr Tubbs, to Rus.
sell Wendell Davis of Waterville. Miss
rubbs is a graduate of Colby College In
the class of 1914. Mr.. Davis is the son
Of Hon. Cyrus w. Davis of Watervtlle,
we'll known throughout the state.
Kaiser, the valuable pointer belonging
to Mrs. George Tubbs, was killed on the
11th by being run into by an automobile.
The dog was playing, running in circles,
and did not notice the approach Of the
automobile. The car belonged to Lew.
iston parties, who stopped and express
ed their regret at the occurrence. They
are not considered to be to blame.
Misses Gretchen and Ruth Eisenwater
of Waterbury, c., are at E. T. Bick-
nell's on Orchard Street. Miss Grace
Bicknell travelled with their father and
mother when In Europe last summer.
Mrs. Don C. Seitz OF New York and
Lawrence, and her father, Mr.. Blake,
have been at Cedarbrook Farm for q
few days.
Rev. Il. l.. Nichols and family are
staying at the Paige cottage at Poland
Camp Ground. Mr.. Nichols comes home
for the Sunday services, which are con-
tinued without interruption through the
season.
Miss Tessa Thibodeau and Miss Helen
R. Cole of Paris are visiting at Irving
Thibodeau's in Medford, Mass.
Mrs. Roswell Frost and Miss Helen
Frost are visiting at Eugene Floods In
Pennington.
Miss Stella Pike Is spending her vaca-
tiou with her sister, Miss Helen Pike, at
Old Orchard. Miss Edith knight Is in
the Norway National Bank during Miss
Pixies vacation.
The third popular dance given by
Shaw's Orchestra of eight pieces will be
held Friday evening at the Opera House.
Dancing S:16 to IL. Car for South Paris
after dance.
In consequence of the oongested con.
ditions at the Maine Industrial School for
Girls at Hallowell, the board Of trustees
of the juvenile Institutions has, under
authority of the governor and council,
purchased the Hurd place on Winthrop