Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-17
NORWAY.

i NORWAY.
Members of the former Roosevelt Club
have voted to turn over their large flag
to the Hughes Fairbanks Club.
The members of the SWastika Club en-
joyed very pleasant time at their cover.
ed dish party Wednesday evening. At
the last moment the place OF meeting
was changed, the club meeting at the
home OF Mrs. R O. Porter instead Of
with Miss Lovejoy as announced.
Register Of Deeds, George L. Sanborn,
is wearing the smile that won't come of.
It's boy, born Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der the tenth.
DR.. Arthur Easton hiss been spending
q few days In Boston. He attended the
Harvard Tufts football game and some
of the world series base ball games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert York and dsugh-
ter Lillian of Damariscotta Mills have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
Porter.
The we'll known Chapman Sisters of
Portland are spending short time in
town, as they are takinga vacation be-
tween their summer and fall engage
ments.
Mrs. George F. Hathaway has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Harmon
at Mechanic Falls.
q. L. Horne, who bad his pocketbook
lifted when he was at Lewiston to attend
the Roosevelt rally, has had the same
returned to him by mail. The money
of ho hr,f IL
was some satisfaction to see the pocket
book once more.
The residence of Eugene Andrews on
Main Street is receiving new coat Of
paint. John F. Hutchins and Cy With
am are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Farnham and baby
have been spending two weeks with Mr..
Farnham's parents at Center Lowell.
Mrs. Inez Cummings is having quite
an extensive job of grading done at her
home on Pike Hill. A double stone
abutment wall is being built on two
sides of the lot and the necessary fill
made.
Edwin s. Cummings is suffering from
blood poisoning which developed from
carbuncle.
A large number of autos made the trip
to Augusta Sunday to visit the Co. D
boys who have just returned from the
border. It is not known just how long
the men will be held at Augusta, but
preparations are being made to give the
boys fine reception when they do ar
rive home.
Howard D. Smith has retired as secre-
tary of Oxford Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
after serving the organization for 81 con-
secutive years. His son, Fred E. Smith,
has been elected and installed to fill the
position. A committee composed OF
Ray Eastman, Eugene Andrews and John
Lasselle has been appointed to make ar
rangements for the annual ladies' night.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge has received
and accepted an invitation to visit Wood
land Rebekah Lodge of Harrison on the
evening of November I'd. Mt. Hope
Lodge will do the work at the meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton S. Masseck have
returned from The Weirs, n. a., and
have rented Mrs. Julia Horne's house on
Main Street for the winter.
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold
their first annual ball at Norway Opera
House on Friday evening, Oct. 9th.
Arthur Welsh will act as floor manager,
and Herman Richardson, Bert Melvin
and Osman Hill will be the aids.
On October 2Sth Norway Grange will
observe it's forty-second anniversary with
appropriate exercises. State Master W.
j. Thompson will be one Of the speakers
of the day. 1t is hoped that all members
viii! make special effort to be present
on that date.
Oxford Royal Arch Chapter has elect.
ed officers for the ensuing year as fol-
lows:
H. P.-Lee NJ. Smith.
K.-Raymond H. Eastman.
S.-Harvey e. Powers.
Treas.-E. F. Bicknell
Sec.-Chas. F. Ridlon.
Finance Com.-Howard D. Smith, Albert W.
Walker, Chas. II. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Horne have been
visiting Mr.. Horne's sister, Mrs. W. A.
Drake, at North Weymouth, Mass.
Philip Stone has been in charge Of Mr..
Horne's store during his absence.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crommett has gone to
South Paris to spend the winter with
Mrs. Esther Ryerson.
Mrs. Alma Hartman has received
word that Miss Sarah Mayberry is
slightly better. Miss Mayberry has been
critically Ill with typhoid fever in hos
pital in Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis is visiting her
mother and brothers in Lynn, Mass, for
few weeks.
Pennesseewasse Lodge worked the
rank of Esquire on one candidate at its
meeting Thursday evening.
nraanlaoe 90 CLo-bonop hoo
purchased the quick-lunch and restau-
rant of Mrs. Bertha Tolman aud has
taken possession. His family is here
with him and will occupy rooms until
suitable rent can be secured. Mr.. Green
leaf has been in the restaurant business
for fifteen years.
Charles Seavey has submitted to sur
gical treatment at the Central Maine
General Hospital in Lewiston, and it is
feared second operation may be neces.
sary.
Rev. W. S. Carne, who has recently re.
turned from the west, occupied the pull
pit at the Congregational church Sum-
day and gave sermon that was interest.
ing and much enjoyed.
Darius Sanborn, who has been In fail.
ing health for some time, had the mis-
fortune to fall at his home Friday morn.
ing and break one of bio hips. Because
of his weak condition and the serious
ness of the break no attempt was made
to set the bone. He has been made as
comfortable as possible and Is under the
care of trained nurse. His condition is
critical.
Howard Chick was at home from
Bowdoin College for the weekend.
The large number that travelled to