Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-07-27
NORWAY.

10 Rockland, Mass, 10 with her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Cragin, for the summer.
Miss Della Noyes and her nephew
Max are in Boston for q stay Of two
weeks.
The Congregational Parish Club was
entertained Tuesday evening ct its
monthly meeting by DR.. H. P. Jones
and Col. A. J. Stearns ct DR.. Jones cot.
tage on the lake.
Giss May Bickford of Chelses, Mass,
Ia visiting Mrs. Emma Bickford and son
Knox.
F.W. Murdoch Is putting In shower
bath and toilet at the power house Of the
street railway.
Mrs. George Bruce and son Of Provi.
denoe, r. l., and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Close Of Albany, N. Y, are guests OF
Rev. r. j. Bruce and family.
Most of the cottages at the lake are
now filled, and the summer population
Is materially increased.
Merritt r. Damon died ct the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. C. w. Chick, on Paris
Street, on the 10th. he was the son Of
Ezekiel and PAMELA (Allep) Damon, and
was born in Buckfield Aug. 10, 1881. A
Q young man he worked In shoe shop
In Brockton, Mass, but later returned to
Maine and bought farm in Sumner. In
1865 he married Mehitable Cummings.
About six years ago he and bis wife
came to live with their daughter here.
Mr.. Damon was q member OF the Baptist
church at West Sumner, but after coming
to Norway became member Of the Con.
church, and was . regular
as long as bis health permit.
ted. About two years ago he became af-
fected With cancer, from which he I'M
derwent much suffering. He leaves one
Mrs. Chick, and 10 survived by
one brother and one sister, Of East Win
throp. The funeral was attended by
Rev. R. ]. Bruce. Burial In Buokfield.
Miss Belle Wilson and Mrs. E. G. Win
slow and son Raymond are with their
brother, George r. Wilson, In Wolfboro,
N. H., for few weeks visit, returning
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson when they
were here recently for short visit.
Mrs. Esther Parker of Portsmouth, N.
a., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Walter
Luck.
Mrs. George L. Richardson has come
for an extended visit with her son,
Frank Richardson.
Mrs. C. d. Lunt of Portland was
guest at Mrs. H. C. Oxnard's on Cres.
cent Street last week.
Miss Eta Noyes is spending some
three weeks at Poland Camp Ground.
Mrs. Flora K. Stearus 10 In Portland
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Snow
man, for an indefinite stay.
Miss Leah Wetherbee has returned
from a visit In Berlin, N. q.
Professor and Mrs. E. Sanders Of An
napolis, N. S., have been spending . few
days with George A. Yeaton. Professor
Sanders is division entomologist at the
Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa,
Canada. and is field officer of the Domin-
ION chronological laboratory at Bridge
Town, N. s. They went from here to
The agricultural college at Durham, N.
q.
There will be q special meeting of
4 bigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.,
With Mrs. L. A. Merriam, Friday even
ng, July 80.
Mrs. Robert Mawson and two children
If East Orange, N. j., are at the Samp-
on cottage on Pike Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boynton OF Port
and are guests of Mrs. Boynton's par
nts, DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Stephens, at
Norway Lake.
Mrs. Anna (Bearce) True and daugh-
er of Fargo, N. D., are guests of Mr..
md Mrs. James o. Croker.
Mrs. VIM. C. Leavitt is visiting her
ather in Colahrook N n
There is to be barn dance and card
'arty at Cedarbrook Farm Tuesday
vening, the 9th.
Mrs. Leroy Keene and son of South
birmingham, Mass, are guests of Mr..
leene's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adney
leene, on Cottage Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E. Stone of Indian
polls, Ind, are spending their vacation
nth their relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Clement and
aughter Ruth Of Elizabeth, N. j., are
I their cottage on the lake.
James Danforth fell Thursday morn
ng and broke bone in bis wrist.
The fence around Witherell Park has
cen removed, and the seats are soon to
Q replaced by iron ones.
Miss Madeline Rose Neyers died Mon
ay evening at the home of her parents,
[r. and Mrs. Percy q. Movers, at the
&c Of IS years. She had been sufferer
18th vslvulsr heart trouble most Of her
fe, and had been confined to the bed
lost of the time for the past three
,onths. But for her illness she would
ave been member of the class Of 1915
, the high school. She was . member
{ the village Congregational church, the
uuday School. the Christian Endsavor
nd the Pollyanns Club. Besides her
arents she leaves four brothers and one
ister. The funeral Thursday afternoon
'as attended by Rev. R. j. Bruce. Her
lass in the high school attended In .
ody.
DR.. Harold F. Allen, Jameson L. Fin
ey and Samuel Klain are at Fort Will
ans with the Hospital Corps, Of which
hey are members, for ten days en-
ampment.