Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-06-29
NORWAY.

An unusually good moose head be had
mounted was shipped BY Nash OF Maine
Wednesday. 1t was the property OF
Clifton B. Mckinney Of Auburn, . guide,
! and was shipped TO him ct the Range
leya. Although not the largest that
Nash has had, 1t was large head With q
pair of handsome and wide spreading
antlers. The crate WAS 80 large that 1t
would not 90 into the door of the ex-
press compartment on the branch train,
and had to be carried on top OF the tend
or.
State of Maine day was observed by
Norway Grange Saturday, with . good
program.
Harry Browns auto truck began run.
ming its regular trips from North Water
| ford to Norway last week.
Grange Hall was filled Tuesday even.
ing with friends and relatives to hear
the second public recital of the piano
pupils Of Miss Pearl F. Cook, in which
between thirty and forty OF Miss Cooks
Younger pupils took part.
Merle Russell and Paul Brooks are
clerking in Stones drug store during the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark G.. True and chill
dren of New York are visiting Mr..
Trus's mother, Mrs. James True, for
about month.
The church centennial at North Wat
erford Wednesday was attended by
number of the Congregationalsts from
this town.
Mrs. q. L. Nichols has visited few
days in Winthrop.
Mrs. Alice Nash caught q wo.pound
redspot in the lake Tuesday.
Philip F. Stone Is assisting in the post
Office while Mrs. C. s. Akers Is out on
her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Favor are Wis.
tied by Mrs. Favor's brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hayes OF Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles G. Blake, Mrs. Eliza
beth Sampson, Miss Mary Cole and Miss
Carrie Tucker attended the graduating
exercises at Bridgton Academy, when q
relative, Clifford Dawes Denison, son of
Fl r. Denison of Harrison, was Q gradu.
ate and the valedictorian of the class.
Miss Mercy Millett, cashier at the
Smiley store, lie spending her vacation In
Massachusetts and Vermont. Mrs. A.
l.. Buck Ia In the Smiley store during
the vacation season.
Mrs. Florence Hayes Of Rumford 10
guest of Mrs. G. w. Holmes.
Mrs. Stuart W. Goodwin and two chill
dren spent the week at Mr.. Goodwin's
former home in St. Adams.
DR.. Arthur w. Easton, who has just
graduated from Tufts Dental College
with honors, has been In town for few
DAYS, and went from here to visit his
parents in Bridgton. Mr.. Esston was
in the Smiley store for some time before
entering the dental college. He will 60
into the office of DR.. F. E. Drake the
first of July, succeeding DR.. Leon Ever.
son, who concludes his engagement at
that time.
DR.. b. F. Bradbury has decided to &C
cept the positirn of resident surgeon at
the soldiers home at TOgus. He Ia
provided with a house there, and bis
Mrs. E. Lester Cowsn, will be
bis housekeeper.
S. C. Davis 6 Son, who run the Harri-
son stage lice, have put National auto
mobile stage on the line, and will make
their daily trips with 1t, by way OF Boil
ster's Mill.
Miss Maude Ellen Pike is spending a
month in Boston and vicinity, and at
to nded commencement at the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, OF which
she ia graduate.
Hazel Foster, who teaches In Brock
ton, Mass, is at home for the summer
with her father, S. c. Foster. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeland Young visited
their niece, Mrs. Minnie Gilman, In Port
land last week.
George A. Gum and party from Dan
vers, Mass., are expected to come to Bass
Island next Saturday for ten days stay. |
Miss Edith Rideout was one OF the
graduates from Bates College, and her
Mrs. B. S. Ridsout, and sister,
Miss Florence Rideout, we're In Lewiston
to attend the commencement exercises.
Mrs. G. L. Hathaway has had her fur
nture Grated and shipped to Portland.
Mrs. Horace L. Sanborn picked sweet
peas from her vines the Goth OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Horne were In
Lewiston to attend the commencement
at Bates College, Of which Mr.. Horne Is
a graduate.
Miss Jennie Baker of the Smiley store
was in Boston a few days last week.
Mrs. Weston Frost is In Portland on
an extended visit.
Aaron II. Yeaton of this place was
one of the graduates from Colby College
this year.
Deerlng Memorial Notes.