Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-08-17
NORWAY.

As the outcome OF q prolonged cele- |
bration, George Boulier Of this town 10 10
Jail to serve two sentences imposed by
Judge Jones in the Norway Municipal
Court Monday morning, thirty days for
drunkenness and disturbance, and thirty
days for resisting an officer.
They literally saw snakes at the office
of the Novelty Turning Co. on q recent
morning, because the snakes were there.
When Mrs. Moore, who IL employed In
the Office, entered 1t In the morning, she
discovered an adder ooiled about steam
pipe. She called help and another snake
was found, but they got away. They
had come up through hole In the floor.
Albion L. Buck has spent the past
week In New York in the interest of the
Smiley store. Mrs. Buck meanwhile Wis
tied In Portland.
Mrs. d. Walter Brown and son are
spending several weeks at Falmouth
Foreside and Old Orchard. Mr.. Brown
spent week with them, but is again at
home.
The first annual lawn party In aid of
st. GATHERINGS Church will be held on
the rectory grounds on Paris Street,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. "a and
25. Amusements and attractions will be
provided. Supper will be served at rs
cents.
Miss Irene Locke has resumed work
In the telephone central after her ILL
ness.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Moholand
and children are visiting Mrs. Mohol-
lands mother, Mrs. Craigin.
Mrs. Freeland Howe has been spend
ing a few days in Bangor.
Mrs. Charles G. Blake is the guest OF
Mrs. II. r. Denison at Harrison.
Fred Moore, who has been working In
Gardiner, has returned here and will
work In the shoe factory.
w. C. Bradbury of Brsintree, Vt, is
the guest of Dennis Pike and family.
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Masseck and
Miss Elsie Gritton of London will 60
this week to The Weirs, N. a., to spend
some time before Mr.. Masseck returns to
his work at Washington University, st.
Louis.
Mrs. Rose P. Holt and daughter Lena
of Fairfield are guests at Mrs. +. Z.
Frost's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E. Harris of
Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cox.
Miss Leah Wetherbee is visiting rela.
tives in Portland for two weeks.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Swan, who has cared for
Mrs. Josephine NJ. league, is spending
a month in Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. William G. Leavitt has returned
from visit to her father in Colebrook.
n. II.
Mrs. S. Il. Goodwin of ST. Adams is
the guest of her son, Stuart w. Good
win, and family, for few weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Morrill, N. Packard of
Baltimore are guests for few weeks OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed D. Packard.
Col. and Mrs. A. j. Stearns have been
taking trip through the state visiting
the several state hospitals, Col. Stearns
being secretary of the board OF hospital
trustees.
Carl E. Stone has returned to Indian
apolis, Ind. Mrs. Stone will remain here
until September.
Miss Rubie Swift is visiting her uncle,
l. o. Swift, at West Sumner.
Mrs. Frank a. Beck has recently Wis.
tied her father, David Jordan, In Albany,
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Sanborn were
at home from Old Orchard to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Sanborn's grandmother,
Mrs. Josephine NJ. league, and returned
to finish their wedding vacation.
Miss Ruth Akers is playing the piano
at Rex Theatre.
Harold Rose, Leonard Doughty and
Rufus Potter, while blueberryiug on
Jim Hill recently, came upon an old
bear and two cubs. 1t Is not related that
the bears appeared savage. but the boys
beat a hasty retreat, took their pony and
started for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Maxim made an auto
mobile trip through the mountains last
week, starting Wednesday.
A special meeting of Oxford Chapter,
o. E. s., was held Monday evening, and
the degree was conferred upon John A.
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Sampson of
West Somerville, Mass, have been re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Samp'
son.
Word has been received by Mrs.
Victor NJ. Whitman of the death of her
grandfather, William B. Tee, in Manitou
Springs, Colo, at the age Of SO years.
Mrs. Carrie Dinsmore has been IN Mani
tou for some time helping to care for
him.
Donald Rice OF North Waterford il
visiting his aunt, Mrs. G. F. Stone.
Mrs. John Laing and daughter Sarah
of Albany, N. T., are guests OF her
brother, Rev. r. j. Bruce, and family.
The sixth popular dance given by
Shaw's Orchestra Thursday evening
drew out about sevsnty-6ve couples.
Mr.. Quinby, Mr.. Howe and Mr.. MathesoD
with partners received much applause
for the exhibition of dances which they
gave. The seventh popular dance will
be given Thursday evening, Aug. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. True c. Morrill, have
gone to Melrose, Mass, to spend week
with relatives, and on their return will
visit in Gray until about the first of Sep
TENDER.
The two large double houses on Whit.
man Street belonging to G. B. Cum
mings & Sons are to be raised two feet,
be generally repaired and connected with
the sewe..
A trip around the mountains was made
last week by F. q. Noyes, Miss Mildred
Noyes, Mrs. Ada Gerry and Miss Thelma
Gerry.
Among recent catches in the lake are
two.pouDd trout by Albert Hobbs, and
one weighing two pounds and ten ounces
by Alton Frost.
Wednesday, the 18th, is the day of the
annual banquet and ball of the High
School Alumni Association. Herman l..
Horne will be toastmaster for the ban.
quet. The ball will open at 8 O'Clock at
the Opera House.
Edward L. McNamara, J. Burton Nc
Namara, Edward F. Casey and Placid A.
Hebert of Haverhill, Mass, have been
visiting the family of s. b. Hayden on
the lake and stopping at Beal's Tavern.
Heavy. impure blood makes muddy, pimply