Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-08-10
NORWAY.

| Mrs. Freeland Howe has returned
from California, where she has been for
the past nine months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gates, after .
few days at Poland Camp Ground, are
spending part of their vacation with
Mr.. Gates sister at Long Island. Mr..
Gates place In Charles r. Ridlon's store
is taken by barry Kimball.
The Andrews fishing party, which
spent few days at Four Ponds, includ-
ed E. E. Andrews, q. r. Andrews, Hep.
~ B. Foster, James N. Favor, Stuart
". Goodwin, John F. Swain, Lester v.
Ashton, Llewellyn Cushman of this
town, A. W. Walker of South Paris,
Harry r. Ford of Auburn, Samuel Ring
OF Lowell and Porter Swift of Boston.
Philip Stone drives on R. r. D. route
No. while Fred Perry ia on his vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Eisenwater of Waterbury, Ct, has
been at Everett Bicknell's for few days,
and his daughters, who have spent few
weeks there, returned home With him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion L. Buck have
been spending q week In Fryeburg.
Leon NJ. Longley and family and Mrs.
Frank e. DeCoster and three children
have been spending week at Mr.. Long
ley's summer home at Raymond.
Monday night of last week the drug
store of the Al. Clark Drug Co. was
entered by burglars who got about
S35 90 from the cash drawers. Appar-
emily nothing else but the money was
taken. Entrance was made by forcing
the back door.
Robert Mawson, associate editor OF
the American Machinist of New York Is
spending two weeks with bis family at
| the Sampson cottage on Pike Hill.
Mrs. Lucelia Merriam has been at Po-
land Camp Ground for few days.
Miss Helen Knight and Miss Rather
inc Jones have gone to Manchester.by'
the.Sea, Mass. Otis Jones has gone to
Isle of Springs.
Raymond McAllister, four-year-old
SOD of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip McAllister,
recently had narrow escape when he
was struck by team which ran over his
head and shoulder. Some cuts and
bruises were the extent of his injuries.
Superintendent and Mrs. True G. Nor.
rill have returned from Pleasant Pond,
Gardiner, where they spent the month
of July.
Rev. Caroline E. Angel OF Easthamp-
ton, Mass, is expected here on Tuesday
to be the guest of Misses S. B. and q. s.
Prince.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Tenney of
Southport, Mass, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Danforth.
Mrs. Fannie Frost and Mrs. P. c..
Greenleaf are spending few days at
Empire Camp Ground,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luck have return
ed from their vacation, spent In Brtdg-
ton.
Harry Lovejoy has been elected fore
man of Hose Co. No. 2 to succeed the
late George Wood, and II. D. Adkins Is
clerk in place of Lovejoy.
Robert l.. Brooks is in the Central
Maine General Hospital at Lewiston,
where he has undergone an operation
for appendicitis.
W. F. Tubbs has already shipped to
Portland an order of one hundred pairs
of snowshoes.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert j. Bruce are
spending few days at old Orchard.
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Brooks of Farm.
iugton are spending few weeks with
Charles Cannon.
Mrs Alice Marston has gone to Rum
ford to spend month with her sister,
Mrs. r. P. Putnam.
Sixth popular dance this week Thurs
day evening, by Shaw's Orchestra, nine
pieces. at the Opera House. An e1hibi-
ton of the fox trot will be given by Mr..
Thayer Quinby, and of the make by
Freeland Howe. Car for South Paris af-
ter the dance.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. league died We'd
nesday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Clarence L. DeCosta, at the age OF
IS years. Mrs. league fractured her hip
about year and half ago, and had
since been gradually failing, requiring
the constant attendance of q nurse. Mrs.
league was a member of the Baptist
church in Turner. She leaves but one
child, Mrs. DsCosta. The funeral at 2
O'Clock Friday was attended by Rev. K.
j. Bruce. Burial was in Pine Grove
Cemetery.
Albion Buck died Thursday at bis
home on Pike Hill, on the farm where
he was born. He was 81 years OF age,
and though not the oldest man in town,
was the oldest man in town who was
born in Norway. He leaves three sons,
Prentiss F., Walter s. and Willard, all of
Norway, with the last named of whom
be lived.
The Veranda Club are planning an
automobile tour around the mountains
for their field day, the last OF the month.