Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-09-07
NORWAY.

NOKWAY.
Co. D, Second Regiment, N. G.. 8. NJ,
will be represented by two teams at the
state rife matches at Auburn Sept. IL to
IS. The candidates are: Capt. Guy r.
Stevens, First Lieut.. Guy /. SWEET,
Second Lieut.. Charles b. Pike, First
Sergt. Henry ]. Fleming, Second Sergt.
Gerald Wing, Sergt. r. G.. Cole, ,Sergt.
George w. Mckinley, Sergt. John Will
son, Corp. John Hickey, Corp. Albert
Brackett, Corp. Arsene Blaguire, Mus.
Wallace Sheen, Private Fred Stiles,
Private Francis O'Brien.
DR.. VIM. B. Lye's family, who have
been in one Of the Mclean cottages dur
Ing the summer, left Thursdsy for their
home in Elizabeth, N. j.
Mrs. Emma Wilkins of South Berwick
is the guest OF her sister, Anna NJ. Stone,
and her brother, James Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Esca Allen Mains have
been here for few days on their we'd
ding trip. Mr.. Mains ID teaching In
Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Miss Mildred Curtis will enter Mason
Institute at Springvale this month to
take course In domestic science and
household arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Rsmsdell and their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rams.
dell, of Worcester, Mass, were in town
Wednesday while on an automobile trip.
Mrs. j. q. Ramsdell was formerly Miss
Annie Witt, daughter of Cyrus d. Witt,
and was pupil and teacher in the Nor
way schools for some years.
Judge and Mrs. Morrill, N. Packard
and Miss Dunn have returned to their
home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Emma Mann Is visiting the fami-
ly of her son, Abner a. Mann, in Milton
Plantation for few days. .
Mrs. A. J. Nevers il on two weeks
visit to her SOD, DR.. Harry Nevers, in
Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. s. s. Alden of Livermore Falls
has been guest of her daughter, Mrs. B.
C. Tolman, for the past week.
Professor R. E. Clement and family,
after spending few weeks at their cot
tage here, left Thursday for their home
in Elizabeth, N. j.
Miss Esther Pike is spending ten
days vacation with her friend, Miss
Bessie Pottle, at West Burke, Vt. Miss
Pottle will return with Miss Pike and
enter the junior class In Norway High
School.
Mrs. Mildred "Corbett and daughter
Airline have returned to Pennington
after spending the summer with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Tucker.
In the Norway Municipal Court Tues
day Edwin E. Howe answered to two
charges, passing a worthless check on
Harry E. Gibson, and getting goods
under false pretences from John P. Cul.
Imam. He was bound over in the sum of
$500, and bail was furnished.
At the September meeting OF Abigail
Whitman Chapter, D. A. R., held We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. Lucelia Mer-
Ram, delegates we're chosen to the State
Council at Pennington In October, as
follows: Mrs. L. A. Merriam, Mrs.
George NJ. Andrews, Mrs. Jennie G.
Foster, Mrs. Edith S. Bartlett. Alter
mates, Mrs. Mary G. Smith, Miss Margaret
A. Baker, Mrs. Eva Kimball, Mrs. Evils
G. Cook.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Swan Is visiting her
son, Earl Swan, in Auburn.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin and daughter
Ellen, Mrs. Fred Gould and Eliot Bragg
of Colebrook, N. a., and Miss Doris
WhitOmore of Roxbury, Mass, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Leavitt last week.
The w. C. T. U. will hold Its first
meeting after the summer vacation with
Mrs. Edith Bartlett, Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 8. The subject will be,
"Some of the State of Maine Leaders in
the Temperance Work"
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boynton of Port
land are receiving congratulations on
the birth of SOD.
The following are the officers of the
Norway Lake School Association chosen
at the annual reunion held Aug. Goth,
which was attended by about 225
people:
Pres-Fred II. Perry.
Vice Pres.-wilbur Tucker, Katherine Deano,
Carroll Delano.
Scc.-Frances Partridge.
Treas.-Victor Partridge.
Mrs. Elizabeth (Foge) Young died 10
Auburn Sunday, Aug. 90, and the re-
mains were brought to Norway, where
the funeral was held on Tuesday, at
tended by Rev. Chester Gore Miller.
Mrs. Young was the daughter of Ben.
jamin and Mary Fogg, and sister OF
Benjamin S. Fogg, whose remains we're
brought here from Elgin, ILL.,, only few
days earlier.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Abbott of
North Norway observed their fortietb
wedding anniversary Monday night by
entertaining party OF neighbors and
friends.
Miss Eunice W. Fobes, who bias been
at her cottage during the summer, re-
turned Saturday to her teaching in Wake
field, Mass.
DR.. B. F. Bradbury began his services
at Togus as resident surgeon OF the
soldiers home Sept. 1st. He was given
a farewell party at Camp Cinnamon over
the weekend preceding. eighteen being
present at dinner Sunday.
Following is the program for the meet
ing of Norway Grange Sept. 25th:
Violin. A. NJ. Durham.
Interesting and amusing events Of fairs at.
tended, and benefits derived, ~ All
Singing-"Home, Sweet Home" Sisters
ton for young people9 Opened by c. W.
Buck.
Quotation on Flowers, Worthy Flora; Grain,
Worthy Ceres; Fruit, Worthy Pomona.
Closing Thought, Grace Dunn
The first meeting in October will be
"Rally Meeting"
A wedding of special interest to Nor
way was that at Old Orchard Wednes'
day, when Miss Dorothy Horr Tubbs of
Norway and Old Orchard was united in
marriage with Mr.. Russell Wendell
Davis. The wedding took place In the
Episcopal church, followed BY
a reception at the home of the BRIDES
mother, Mrs. liza Tubbs. The groom is
the son of Hon. Cyrus W. Davis, well
known throughout Maine, formerly of
Waterville but now surveyor of the port
of Portland. The bride il a graduate OF