Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-19
NORWAY.

G. B. Cummings & Sons Co. arc erect
ing boiling mill near the stream, q
short distance below the boiler room.
The building will be S6xS6 feet with .
concrete foundation.
The schools closed Friday for vaca.
ton until Jan. Cd.
Doris Haskell entertained the Wage
manawee Camp Fire Girls ut her hume on
Pleasant Street Monday evening, with
Dora Goldrup % leader. New members
received at the meeting are Eleanor
Smith and Dorothy Chandler.
Cash and pledges by the Norway
Methodist church toward the conference
claimants' fund amount 80 far to 1927 90.
The Minnehaha Camp Fire Girls have
elected the following officers:
Pres.-Elsie Z. Smith.
Vice-Pres.-A. Marion Weloh.
Sec.-Irene o. Lewis.
Treas-Elizabeth N. Klain.
The Methodist ladies will have their
annual fair on the Goth of December.
Norway Grange at its annual meeting
elected officers as follows. Overseer
and Pomona to be elected later:
M.-George W. Richardson.
L.-Mrs. 4. e. Z. Grover.
S-Arthur Buck.
Chap.-Mrs. L. A. Merriam.
G. K.-Frank Cannon.
Ceres-Mrs. George W. Richardson.
Flora-HarTiet Buck.
L. A. S.-Mrs. u. 8. q. Abbott.
Treas.-Charles Cannon.
Sec.-Mrs. Annie Goodwin.
Ex. Com-Bepjamin Tucker, Charles Frost,
F. p. Towne.
Lewis Holden, who lives in the Sodom
district, bad his leg broken Monday BY a
kick from q horse.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert Snow have gone
to Auburn to live, and both are employ.
ed In the Dingley. Foss shoe factory.
F. q. Beck has been at Toledo, O.,
several days during the past week with
the New England delegation of Overland
dealers. The trip was complimentary
by the WHY'S Overland Co. to agents do
ing a stated amount of business, with re-
ception and banquet at Toledo.
At the meeting Of Oxford Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, Tuesday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the coming year:
Wilkins. Inez D. Hills.
w.P.-Arthur e. Forbes.
A. M.-Mrs. Emma Buck.
Sec.-Mrs. Eva Kimball.
Treas.-Mrs. Annie W: Young.
Con.-Mrs. Mabel K. Leavitt.
A, Con.-Mrs. Cora Kimball.
Fin. Com.-Mrs. Emma Buck, Berenice Nash,
E. T. Smith.
The Modern Woodmen had supper
of steamed CLANS at their meeting Wed
pesday evening. Officers for the year
were elected as follows:
Consul-Harry Luck.
Adviser-Harold D. Bailey.
Banker-George w. Holmes.
Clerk-Chares W. Evirs.
Pee. D. Millett.
watchman-kalph ". Richardson.
Sentry-Louis ri OK.
Manager-Frank Lovrjoy.
Physician-Dr. II. L. Bartlett
Manager-Percy H. Nevers. ito I'LL unexpired
term Of 6. W. Evirs.)
The Parish Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
SWEET at the store of the E. N. SWEET
Shoe Co. Business, finch and rock,
with refreshments, constituted the pro-
gram.
Oxford Castle, z. G. E., will move
from the Advertiser building to the K.
OF P. Hall the first of January.
Samuel Estes, who has been with the
W. C. Leavitt Co., hardware, for the
past few years, moved his family Tues
day to Lewiston, where he has employ
ment with the English & Dolliver Co.
Thomas, son of Rev. and Mrs. 81. l..
Nichols, returned Friday from the Chill
dren's Hospital, where he has been
under treatment for the past ten weeks.
Leonard Flint died at bis home In the
Yagger neighborhood Saturday night,
the oh. Mr.. Flint was born 10 Albany
May 8, 1910, but moved into Norway
while boy and most of his life has been
spent on the farm where be died. Four
years ago he had paralytic shock, from
which be recovered sufficiently to do
light work, but about three weeks ago
suffered another shock from which be
did not rally. he leaves widow, who
was before marriage Melsnda F. Holt;
two sons, Chester A. and Leonas L..
both Of Norway; three daughters, Mrs..
William j. Hascall and Mrs. Thsxter b.
Doughty OF Norway. and Mrs. W. b.
Hobbs of East Brighton, VT; one
brother, Dexter of Norway; two sisters,
Mrs. Ettie Flint of Albany and Mrs.
Sarah Woodsum Of Norway.
Mrs. G. F. Stone and Philip F. Stone
were called to Cambridge, Mass, last
week BY the death of Mrs. Stones brother,
James A, Rice, formerly of North Water
ford. Mr.. Rice had been In the employ
of the Pullman Co. for more than thirty
years, part of the time as conductor, aud
| for a while as assistant superintend.
emit at Boston.
barry Rust W. R. G. has elected the
following officers:
Pres-Mrs. Jennie Richardson.
Senior Vice. Pres.-Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson.
Junior vice-Pres.-Carrie Tucker.
Chap-Mrs. Addie Buswell
Con.-Mrs. Evelyn Young.
Guard-Mrs. Annie Beck.
The officers will be installed at the first
meeting in January by Mrs. Alice b.
Jordan of Brown Corps, Bethel, Depart
ment ]. V. P. The second meeting In
each month will hereafter be held In the
afternoon, so that the older members
may attend more comfortably.
| Miss Christine Leavitt went Thursday
morning to Boston to enter the nurses
training school in hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson Finney were at
Togus for a few days the first of the
week. They expect to spend the winter
there with DR.. Bradbury.
The stores will be open every evening
this week. The Christmas season 10 IN
evidence, not only In the decorations OF
the stores but 10 the stocks they carry.
| In them can be found almost anything
that any shopper could wish for.
Mrs. George F. Hathaway and Mrs.
Celia T. Harmon were called to Hart
land by the death of their nephew,
George Flint. They returned home