Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-06

uoiCs oAtoA Wuaoh 81 JSsSS~A -" SSS's'
hour.
The baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class Of Norway High School
will be given by Rev. G. G. Miller Of the
Universalist church at the Opera House
next Sunday afternoon.
The many friends of F. W. Sanborn
and F. @. Elliott are glad to know that
both are gaining In strength each day,
and are hoping to get ont again soon.
Pennesseewasse Lodge, K. of P, and
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, observed
Sunday as memorial dag for deceased
members. Graves were decorated and
the societies attended church at the
Methodist church and listened to an ap.
pfopriate sermon by the pastor, Rev.
q. L. Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moffatt of Dorches-
ter, Mass, spent the past week at their
cottage at the lake. Miss Emma Smith
was their guest while they were here.
A party from Lawrence, Mass, friends
of DR.. Nevers, are spending two weeks
at the Swan cottage at the lake.
Mrs. A. L. Buck spent few days in
Auburn last week, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Leslie Wood.
Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Beal have
returned to Norway, after spending the
winter in Portland. They are stopping
at Beal's Tavern for the present.
Miss Myrtle and Gerald Millett have
returned to Haverhill after visiting
their sister, Mrs. Earle Farnham. Mrs.
Sarah Devlne accompanied them on the
return trip, and will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
William Knipe at Ward Hill, Mass.
Victor j. BASES of st. Louis, NO., a
| landscape artist, has arrived In Norway
for the summer. He will devote his
time to painting.
Mrs. Lester Cowan was the guest Of
her brother, Jameson Finney, over the
holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George verrill of Law
renee, Mass, have been calling on
| friends in town. Mr.. Verrill was for
merly employed In the shoe factory here,
but for the past "a years has held the po-
sition of foreman In the stock room of the
Kimball Brothers factory in Lawrence.
Mrs. Verrill was formerly Annie Watson
of Norway.
Raymond broCk Ks has gone to Poland
Spring for the summer. This is bis
| fourth season there. he has employ
ment in the Office Of the Poland Spring
House.
Rolsnd Nevers of Portland spent the
holiday with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Movers.
The Universalist Sunday School has
elected the following officers to serve for
the coming year:
Supt-Mrs Eva Kimball.
Vice.supt.-stephen B. Cummings.
sec.-Katherine Jones.
| Treas-Chas. r. Ridlon.
Librarian-Della Noyes.
| Organist--Adeline DeCoster.
Asst Organist-Ida Merrill.
The W. @. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Howard D. Smith Friday afternoon ut
$50 O'Clock.
The June meeting Of Abigail Whit
man Chapter, D. A. R., will be held with
Mrs. Lena Andrews, Paris Street, Wed
nesday evening. Roll call will be an
swered by quotations from Longfellow.
Mrs. Edith Bartlett will give sketch of
Longfellow's life, and readings from
Evangeline will be given by Mrs. Jennie
G. Foster and Mrs. Evils I. Cook.
Rev. d. l.. Nichols occupied the pul.
Dit at the Universalist church Sunday
afternoon. Rev. G. G.. Miller gave the
baccalaureate sermon before the grad
uating class of Gould Academy of Bethel,
and also spoke at Bryant's Pond during
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Packard are now
settled Ia their new home over the store
Of Drake & Brooks.
The members Of the Haywood Club
hung Mrs. A. n. Durham Maybasket
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Durham has
recently returned from the hospital, and
a. she was in bed the Maybssket was
hung on the bed post. 10 the basket
were fruit, sweets and flowers. The
members brought along needles and
thread aud made up seven sheets for
Mrs. Durham during the evening. They
also brought along refreshments which
we're enjoyed after the sewing was com.
pleted. Mrs. Durham greatly appreoi-
ated this act of kindness BY her friends.
The Chapman sisters Of Portland are
TO give Q concert ct the Opera House
Thursday evening. The ability Of these
artists 10 we'll known and an excellent
entertainment 10 expected.
Charles Whitman 10 on trip to New
York, Washington and Baltimore, and
may decide to 80 to Chicago before his
return. r
Harold Wood, formerly Of Norway,
now of Oxford, and Julia Dorsey Of
Portland, we're recently united In mar.
rage. - ~ 81
generally signed BY the people Who live
In the vicinity Of Bridge, Water and Or.
cbard Streets, to have that section ct the
village put into . more attractive condi
tion. The improvements which they
ask for would call for only Q small ont.
lay Of money and the work ought to be
The date whom Jefferson Chapter,
Eastern Star, visits Oxford Chapter 10
Norway, 10 Tuesday, June 18th, and NOT
1.-THE 9th % given last week.
i Fifty members Of Norway Lodge, /.
10. O. T., went to West Paris Friday
evening, when the degree stan OF that
lodge conferred the third degree on four
candidates for West Paris Lodge. The
"trip wss made b. auto, and the weather.
| the entertainment received, and oil thu
arraugemsnls Of the affair combined tc
make Il : most enjoys able evening. After
the work. which va most credI6bly
done, . supper Of strawberries and cream
hot rolls. pastry Of I'll kinds, And cones
was served. 49,.
| Members OF Oriental Ccmuandssy Of
Bgldgton who live II this vicinity wsul
70 Bfidgton for the meeting that a Va
hsld Friday afternoon end svsuine, and
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