Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-08-03
NORWAY.

NOkWAY.
Clinton ]. Masseck, who teaches Eng
lish in the st. Louis University, 10 visit
ing bis father-in.law, James Danforth,
for few weeks.
Miss Maud Ellen Pike has returned
from q visit of Q month with friends In
Auburn.
Mrs. Frank Young has been the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Boynton, for
the past week.
Professor and Mrs. Verne n. Whitman
and son Victor will leave early this week
for visit to the former homo OF Mrs.
whitman In New Brunswick.
Miss Edith Rideout 10 spending q
week at Kennebunk with her classmate,
Gladys Tilton.
Miss Helen Holmes entertained the
Swastika Club at the cottage OF DR.. d.
P. Jones at the lake Friday.
Mrs. Evelyn Manchester OF Prov.
dence, R. l., is guest for q week at
Geo. W. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hobbs have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. CLARK
at Old Orchard for few days.
Mrs. L. q. Trufaut's Sunday School,
class was entertained Wednesday even
ing by Miss Marion Gibson.
"Tag Day" will be observed by the
High School Alumni Association on
Wednesday, Aug. IS, the day OF the an
nual meeting, banquet and ball OF the
association. The funds realized will Dc
used iu the gymnasium fund, which a.
ready amounts to several hundred dol
lars.
Cbarles G. Blake has leased the house
of DIR. B. F. Bradbury, the lease to take
effect Sept. 1st, when DR.. Bradbury
takes his position as resident surgeon at
the soldiers home at Togus. The prop
erty was formerly owned by Mrs. Blake's
father. the late Lucius Denpison, and
she lived there until she was 35 years OF
age.
On Monday, as DR.. B. F. Bradbury
aod DR.. h. p. Jones were on faris
Street In DR.. Brsdbury's automobile, the
front axle of the car broke, and 1t drag
ged few feet, but fortunately no one
was injured.
Mrs. Alice Marston is to spend the
rest of the summer at Rumford and In
Massachusetts,.
Miss Vina Bunting of Hyde Park,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s.
Cummings.
Robert Bickford has recently visited
Mrs. Bickford for week at Augusta:
Mrs. Bickford is improving, but Will
probably not be able to return to Nor
way this summer.
Men having passed satisfactory e1-
animation recently are appointed non.
com m issioned officers of Co. D, Second
Regiment, N. G. s. NJ, as follows:
LIST Sergt.-H. G. Flemming.
ON. SIG. E. Wing.
Sergt-Eugene P. Lowell.
Sergt-R. G. Cole.
Sergt-John Z. Wilson.
Sergt-George W. McGinle5N
Corp.-F. L. Jewell.
Corp Hugh p. Pike.
Corp.-A. q. Blaqu:re.
Corp.-R. e. Pratt.
COrp.-A. L. snow.
(orp-G. j. Hickey.
The annual tour of duty will be held
in Augusta, August 10 to %. Some fine
rife shots are developing among the re.
Gently enlisted men and Company D
should be we'll represented at the State
and National shoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Richardson aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Brown spent five days
10 tour through the White Mountains
last week.
Clarence DeCoster and family have
been spending q week at their old home
In Turner.
Walter Young has gone to Portland to
work.
The Baptist church will be closed for
the next four Sundays, while the pastor,
Rev. F. l.. Cam, is on his vacation.
A picnic supper will be held by the
Congregational Sunday School early In
September at the cottage OF the super
intendent, Elon l.. Brown, at the lake.
About hundred and fifty people at.
tended the barn dance at Cedarbrook
Farm.
Horace Lowell cleveland and Miss
Hazel Agnes Bennett, both of this town,
were united in marriage at North Wood
stock, N. H., on the oath Of July. The
double ring service was used, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. h.
Hicks. After the ceremony the bridal
couple left for short tour in the noun
tains. Both are employed for the sum-
mer at the Adams house, North Wood
stock. They will return here IN the fall.
W.R. C. No. As have accepted an in
vtation to attend the anniversary OF q
| l.. Packard W. r. c. at Hebron, Aug.
II. The Corps has voted to have sale
on the 7th OF October, the proceeds OF
which will 60 toward soldiers monu-
ment.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church through August as usual.
Pettengilps Orchestra of Lewiston
| will furnish the music for the annual
ball of the High School Alumni Associa.
ton. which will be held at the Opera
House, Wednesday evening, Aug. Is.
Price Webber and his company pre-
sented 1.-THE Governors Wife" at the
Opera House Tuesday evening, and
were given the same warm reception that
Price Weber has been getting from Nor
way people for rty-eight years.
After twenty-eight years service as
treasurer of the Norway Water Com
pany, since the organization of the CON-
pany, Capt. w. W. Whitmarsh has re-
signed the position, to take effect Aug.
1st. Dennis Pike has been chosen treas
urer to succeed him.
The remains of Miss Alice Wise, who
died in Brockton, Mass, q sister OF Mrs.
Is. C. Foster, were brought here Satur'
day. and the funeral was held at Mr..
Fosters on Sunday. Miss Wise was 81
years of age.
Roland Kimball, who graduated from
thesU University of Maine this year, has
obtained position In the drug store OF
Wakefield Bros. In Lewiston.
Program for the meeting of Norway
Grange on Aug. IA Is:
Music, 9range Cnorus
Paper-what should we be thankful for?
| Lucelia Merriam
Quotations-from William Cullen Bryant and
Henry Ward Beecher.
Topic-The work OF the Fish and Game Com
mission. Does 1t benefit the farmer? Discus.
Song. By the sisters
Clippings, Alsie Croker. Emma Swan. and
Jennie Richardson.
Five minute talk on-Can the farmer afford
vacation? By Three Volunteers
Suggestions, by y Y
Closing Thought, Sister hoi'