Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-09-19
NORWAY.

DR.. B. F. Bradbury Of Norway, now
chief surgeon of the Maine National
Guard. is to be mustered into the service
of the United States as assistant to the
division surgeon, Fifteenth Division, U.
S. A., and will proceed to Laredo
Texas, as soon as his papers are MADE
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gum OF DAN
vers, Mass, are at Beaps Tavern for a
few DAYS. Mr.. Gum was for many
years superintendent of the B. F. Spin:
new & Co. shoe factory in this town, and
later held similar position In the fac
tory of the Walton Shoe Co. In Chelsea,
Mass. He is now retired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving G. Thibodeau OF
Medford, Mass, are guests at THOMAS
Thibodeau's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Twombly of Ro1-
bury, Mass, spent fair week in town.
G.. Julian Brown is visiting relatives IN
Rochester, N. b.
william Miller OF West Darlington, X.
l., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Aiice
Lewis, and his nephew, Arthur Lswis.
Walter Stone, who recently enlisted in
the United States army, injured his arm
while In New York, and has returned TO
Norway. u,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. Sargent OF
Portland, former residents here, are ex
pected in Norway to spend the winter.
They will have rooms at Miss Emma
Smiths.
Mrs. Julia Horne has gone to j. E. Nc
Intire's at East Waterford.
John G. Shepard entertained the mem
bers of the firm and the foremen OF the
factory of the Dingley. Floss Shoe 20: OF
Auburn, where he lie employed. at Hill
crest Farm Cottage, on the 9th. The
party of about thirty came In automo.
biles, and enjoyed sail around the lake
and a supper at Mr.. Shepard's.
John D. Cole of Jamaica Plain, Mass,
spent fair week with his mother, Mrs.
W. G. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith OF Port
land were guests of his sister, MISS Editn
M. Smith, few days last week.
Harold Moore has signed contract as
violinist and singer with Tinker's fam
GUS Singing Orchestra, and will start
with them in about month.
Norway High School opened last week
with the very largo number Of fifty In
the freshman class.
Fair week brought some grist to the
Norway Municipal Court Harry Dou
cette of Lewiston, on complaint Tor
single sale, was fined $50 and costs OF
s.. IL, and being unable to pay was COM
mitted to jail. Jack Siverla ut OtIsheld,
Perley Cole, temporarily of Paris, and
James A. Carr of Norway, paid each a
fine of 50 and costs for intoxication.
Mrs. Fred Lovejoy and daughter, MISS
Charlotte Lovejoy, and Timothy Aidren
are spending two weeks at Old orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman II. Richardson
and two children of Auburn have spent
a few days with relatives In town during
the past week. M
About q dozen members of the Wed
nesday Club of Portland were entertained
on Wednesday by Mrs. Charles G. Blake
at her home. Dinner was served 6y Mrs.
Blake, and whist was enjoyed In the al
ternoon. ~
Miss Ruth Bean and Mrs. Mildred Cor
bett went Thursday to Auburn, N. r.,
where Miss Bean will teach French aod
German in the public schools. :.
Mrs. Elizabeth SWEET, after spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
Curtis. has returned to Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Ruth Holgate has resigned her
chool at Crockett Ridge, and will teach
in Lewiston this year.
Harry Horne has begun his school al
Bryants Pond, and for the present Is
travelling back and forth daily by auto
mobile.
Mrs.. Percy Bailey of Portland has been
the guest of Misses Margaret and jennie
Baker.
In the election otMonday, q total OF
7S1 Official ballots were used. As the
town had been supplied with only 7so
ballots, 1t was necessary to have more,
and they were secured from Oxford. by
special arrangement, late 10 the Day
The vote was very heavy, plenty OF ant'
omobiles being in use by both parties TO
get out their vote. ~
Prof. and Mrs. A. R. Carl Of Tilton, N:
a.. and Mrs. E. E. Lawd and son Alfred
of Kearsarge, N. a., were recent guests
of ]. Waldo Nash and family, and MRS.
Olive P. Eastman, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Nash, returned to her
home 10 Kearsarge with them.
Scott Merrill started ID making apple
barrels at his cooper shop on Pleasant
Street last week.
DR.. and Mrs. George W. Soule Of Boz
ton and Mrs. Soule's father, John Hazeu
of Auburn, are guests at Harry Judkins'.