Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-10-26

ABOUT nifty Coupies 6ttenuoo tho ooui
ball at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing. Twenty men of Co. D, under com
mand of Sergt. Henry G. Fleming, gave
An excellent drill before the grand march
started at $50 Shaw's Orchestra Of
nine men furnished the music.
Department Inspector Rebecca Israel
son of Rumford was present at the meet
ing of Harry Rust W. r. c. No. As, or
Thursday evening, making the annual
inspection of the body.
Mrs. Lizzie Brooks entertained the
Rebekah Sewing Circle Wednesday and
the Universalist Sewing Circle Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Ransom Gould entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church al
her home Thursday afternoon. The
Home Mission Society of the church
have elec,e ed the following officers:
Pres.-Miss Eta Noyes. ,,
Sec-Mrs. o. L. Stone.
Trcas.-Mrs. Albert T. Bennett.
At the meeting Of the Barton Reading
Club Thursday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. George A. Brooks selections were
read from the works of Charles q. d.
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney Keene spent a
few days in Buckfield the last OF the
week. guests at the home of Augustus
and Stephen Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace e. Mixer were
the week end guests OF Mr.. Mixers
daughter, Mrs. Libby, at Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Goodwin are en-
loving hunting trip at Ketchum. Their
children are with Mr.. Goodwin's sister,
Mrs. Frank Moore, during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Paragard have
moved from the house on Besl Street to
the Scbnuer house on Greenleaf Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Gibson and SOD
Leslie and daughter Mary started Friday
morning for California, where they Will
visit Mr.. Gibson's brother and other reia'
tives and attend the exposition. MI
and Mrs. Fred Clark of Bolster's Mills
will make the trip with them and will
visit their daughter, Mrs. earn, in
Northern California. Mrs. Ira HaIri-
man is also in the party.
The Swastika Club met with Mrs.
Harold T. Thsyer Wednesday evening
There was a good attendance and a
pleasant meeting was enjoyed. The
meeting this week will be with Mrs.
Thaddeus Roberts, and Mr.. Roberts will
come to the village after the members
with his motor truck.
Mira. Cora F. Mains is the guest of her
son, Esca Mains, at Portsmouth, n II.
Mrs. Sarah Devine went to Rumford
Tuesday and is the guest of A. Z
Stearns.
Charles Merrill, who has been employ
ed at the grain mill of c. B. Cummings
& Sons for some years, has finished work
there and accepted position with the
Oswego Milling Company OF OSwegoo'
M After spending a week at bis
home in Hebron, he will 60 to bis new
position. =,
What is expected to be one OF the
greatest social events Norway has ever
had, will take place at the Norway
Opera House Thursday evening OF this
week. 1t will consist of drill by the
Arab Patrol of Kora Temple OF Lewis
ton and q ball. The Arab Patrol is
credited with being one of the best
drilled lot of men in the country and
during the past summer have given
their drill before the Imperial Council at
Seattle, Washington, and at the Panama
Exposition at San Francisco. G. 5.
Akers will act as floor manager for the
ball and the aids will be John Robinson,
n. p. Kay, Oxford; Hiram Kicker, Pc
land Spring; Perry Murphy, Bridgton
Fred Edwards, Bethel; W. j. Wheeler,
Walter l.. Gray, South Paris; DR.. F. E.
Drake, H. F. Andrews and Ray Eastman
of Norway, all of whom are members OF
the Mystic Shrine of Lewiston, of which
the Arab Patrol Is an associated body
Shaw's Orchestra of eight pieces viii
furnish the music. The drill Will o.
given at Sis and the grand march vii
start at S:45. -,
officers of the Veranda Club for the
coming year have been elected as fol
lows:
Pres-Mrs. Addie Hill.
yice.Pres.-Mrs. Eva Fogg.
Sec-Mrs. virgie Murdoch.
Treas.-Mrs. Alta Sheen.
Mrs. George W. Holmes and Mrs
Horace Sanborn were the delegates from
the Congregational Sunday School Il
the State Sunday School Convention a
Bath last week.
More help Is receiving employment a
the factory of the Carroll, Peabody, Jel
lison Co. Quite few new cutters hav
recently been given employment.
Mr.. Robert Whittle and daughter
Mrs. F. E. Kimball, of Arlington, Mass.
have been guests of Miss Della Noyes
Mr.. White is 81 years OF age, and ha
not been in Norway for q long term o
years. -,
meeting at Grange Hall Friday evening
Oct. Is. at which about hundred wer
present. Supper was served after To
work and there was speechmaking Will
Edward Sharon acting az toastmastei
New members are being added to the ic
cal lodge in good numbers and 1t Is in
most prosperous condition.
CT. Cook of Haverhill, Mass, 10 ID
new superintendent at the shoe factory
He commenced his duties last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Joslin and Mrs. Arthu
Morgan we're delegates from the Norwa
Epwortb League to the Epworth Leagu
convention at Lewiston Wednesday.
RAYMOND Brooks and Percy Fog
have finished work at Poland Spring an
are at their homes In this village.
Ernest B. Jackson has q new Buicl
Six FIVE passenger auto, having sold b
runabout.
Mrs. Gertrude Hosmer and Mrs. Dor
Brett represented Mt. Hope Rebeka
} Lodge at the Rebekah Assembly at Por
land last week.
The Grange fair at Grange Hall WEI
nesday and Thursday was we'll patron'
ed and the large supply Of fancy and US
full articles found q ready sale. tt
chicken pie supper Wednesday eveniu
and the Halloween social Thursda
evening proved good drawing cards an
! very pleasant affairs.
1t is expected that Mrs. Fannie Tewk
bury Heth of Auburn will start dancir
!. school of standard and modern dances
Norway in the near future. There vi
}. be two classes, one for children In the
+ ternoon from 4:30 to and the adu
class In the evening from 1880 to l
4 Mrs. Heth is teacher OF experience ar
J. comes highly recommended.
Frank Briggs suffered An III turn
. his home on Cottage Street Wednesdi
morning.
At the annual meeting of Oxfo
Y Chapter, R. A. NJ, Wednesday evenin
n l.