Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-01-18
NORWAY.

Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge will enjoy
another Of their 8 cent suppers ct their
meeting Friday evening Of this week..
This 10 the week Of the state checker
tournament at Starbird's. The playing
will cover three days, and the hest play.
ers In the state will oil be here.
Rupert Mixer started for Detroit We'd.
nesdsy morning to assume his duties In
the head Office Of The Stott Milling Go.
Roland Kimball has accepted posi-
ton In drug store at Pennington, n.
q.
Mrs. Truce. Morrill, has been on Q
visit to her old home in Gardiner.
Mrs. Charles G.. Blake has recently re.
turned from her trip to Crete, Neb.,
where she went to attend the wedding of
Q relative. She ran into the grippe cpl
demic that Is sweeping some Of the
states and is slowly recovering from an
attack Of the disease.
Philip Stone went to Boston last week
for vacation, but was obliged to return
and assist In the post Office because of
the necessary absence of Miss Swan.
Harold Moore recently submitted to
an operation for hernia at the homo OF
his sister, Mrs. b. w. Brown.
Mrs. Louise Baker and daughter Of
Rumford have been guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. q. L. Horne's.
Carl Crommett and Charles Mixer,
who are employed by the Hartford Re-
frigersting Co., and have been working
In Lewiston, have finished work In that
city and gone to Manchester, N. H.,
with the other members of the crew, the
company having accepted contract In
that city. Later they will return to Port
land to do some work there.
Capt. e. G.. Schwartz IL recovering
from his sickness, and is no longer con-
fined to his room at Bears Tavern.
:. The electric company which furnishes
power In the village and which has done
business under the name OF Norway and
Paris Street Railway since Its purchase
by that company, has announced that II
will resume the old name and In the fu.
ture you will pay your light bill to the
Oxford Light Company. What's In q
name anyway, as long as we have to
loosen up with the money. III
Mrs. E. N. Carroll was given sur
prise party recently on her birthday BY q
large number of friends, most of whom
have come to Norway from Springvale.
A very pleasant evening was spent with
whist and the party brought refresh
ments of harlequin ice cream and cake.
T. H. Vail of Auburn has m owed
portable mill on to the Morrow lot in
Millettvills, and the lot will be cleared.
A pleasant occasion was the birthday
party given Miss Myrtle Haskell at Miss
Mollie Downing's room In the Kimball
house on Cottage Street on Monday
evening. Miss Haskell was presented
with sum of money as q remembrance
of the occasion. The refreshments in.
cluded Welsh rarebit, Ice cream and
cake, cocoa and fudge.
The Young Married Ladies' Whist
Club held their first meeting Of the sea.
son at the home of Mrs. Stuart W. Good
win Thursday evening, Mrs. Hugh Pen
dexter assisting Mrs. Goodwin as host
ess. Four tables we're filed.
The officers OF Norway Lodge, No. 10,
I. o. o. F., were installed Tuesday even
ing by District Deputy Luther w. Hollis
and suite OF Past Grands from Mt. Mica
Lodge of South Paris. Refreshments
the ceremony and an interest
ing and enjoyable evening was spent.
The full list of officers for the year is: