Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-11
NORWAY.

NONWAx.
Halliburton CraDdlemire, who has beer
submaster of Norway High School fol
the past year, has secured q position ~
principal of Livermore Falls High
School, being chosen ont of large NUM-
Der of applicants. He has Eve teachers
under him. For few days Mr.. Crandle-
mire has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. N. SWEET ct Woodland Home ct the
lake.
CharlesP. Barnes. of Houlton, for.
mer we'll known Norway man, was In
town Thursday.
Mrs. r. J. Bruce and daughters re.
turned Thursday from . two weeks
visit In Albany. N. Y. They we're &C
companied by Mr.. Bruce's mother, Mrs.
G.. G. Bruce Of Albany.
A house party which occupied the
Tribou cottage ct the lake over the
Fourth Was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis Edwards of South Paris, Misses
Esther Pike, Azola Pike, and Bessie
Pottle, Phil Foss, and Otis Jones of
Norway, and Ashley Edwards Of South
Paris.
Harry v. Cole of Portland 10 the guest
of Mrs. William G. Cole.
Miss Alice A. Briggs, William B..
Briggs and Arthur Steinert OF Lawrence,
Mass, were guests OF DR.. and Mrs. n.
N. Allen the first Of the week, and Miss
Briggs remains for . visit with Mrs.
Allen, her sister, the others returned to
Lawrence in Mr.. Steinert's car
F. /. McAllister has exchanged bis
place at the Falls with the Morrow
Brothers of Auburn for ALARM on Elm
Hin.
Harold and Francis Chandler of Rum
ford Falls have been visiting their IA
Their, Walter 8. Chandler.
Superintendent OF Schools True G.
Morrill, left Thursday morning for New
York, where he will spend six weeks
taking courses in education at the sum-
mer school of Columbia University.
Samuel q. Hayden and family of Hsv.
erhill, Mass, are at their cottage at the
lake for the summer.
A pretty homo wedding took placs In
Taunton, Mass, on June 80, when Fred.
erick A. Hunt, son of Mrs. Fred Hunt of
Norway, and Miss Emma Taylor Reed Of
Taunton were united In marriage. The
groom is graduate of Bridgton Acade.
my and Colby College, and has been
since 1918 teacher of mathematics at the
high school In Taunton. The bride is
. popular young lady Of Taunton. She
has been stenogrspher In . law Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt are spending the
summer In Maine and are guests of Mr..
Hunts mother.
Maford Mann has been attending the
Up. G. u. national convention and
General Universalist Sunday School
Convention In New Haven, Ct, during
the past week.
Misses Stella and Helen Pike are at
their cottage at Old Orchard, Miss
Helen Pike for the summer and Miss
Stella Pike for her vacation from Nor
way National Bank.
Mrs. Bertha Boswell Is entertaining az
q guest her mother, Mrs. George G..
Clancy of Gardiner, and Is taking her
vacation from the telephone office.
DR.. Albert Thompson and family OF
Philadelphia have arrived at their cot.
tage at Rock Island for the summer.
Mrs. Julian Brown has sold her cot
tage at Poland Camp Ground to Frank
Stevens.
George W. Horne and family of Lew
iston are at their cottage at the lake.
Miss Agnes E. Sanborn is at home
from her teaching in Massachusetts,,
with her father, D. s. Sanborn, for the
vacation.
Professor Verne N. Whitman and fam
ily of Laconis, N. a., are at their sum
mer cottage on the lake.
Miss Grace Bicknell, teacher in the
Perkins Institution for the Blind In Bos.
ton, Is with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett F. Bicknell.
Shirley Mckay has finished work as
night operator at the telephone central,
and Mrs. Leon Fox will take bis place.
Raymond n. Eastman has spent few
days at The Weirs, N. h.
Mrs. Annie r. Sampson died from ce
rebral hemorrhage at the home OF her
daug liter, Mrs. II. L. Nichols, Monday
afternoon. Early last fall she suffered q
shock, and when able to be moved came
to live with her daughter, where she has
since been. Her final illness was Of only
q few days. Mrs. Sampson was born In
Plymouth, Mass, Is years ago. She
leaves four sons and three daughters, all
but Mrs. Nichols residents of Massachu-
setts, several of them In Plymouth. She
is also survived by two sisters In Ply
mouth. The funeral was at Plymouth
on Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Kimball has been visiting
her son Roland at Pennington, N. a.,
and returned BY automobile with her
son Winfield OF New Bedford, Mass.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. r.,
has been invited by Elizabeth Wads-
worth Chapter of Portland to visit that
city Friday and Saturday, July IA and 10,
to meet Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey
of Kansas. Among the features Of the
two days are dinner and theater at Riv-
erton, reception by the mayor at City
Hall and concert by Municipal Organfst
Macfarlane, and shore dinner at Cape
Cottage.
The old blacksmith shop on Water
Street formerly occupied by Oscar Pitts
and Arthur Miller is being cleared out
preparatory to be removed either bodily
or in pieces, and 1t is understood that an
Office for the G. B. Cummings & Sons
Co. will be built there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blynn Allen of West
brook are spending the summer in Nor
way at the homo Of Moses Kimball.
Rev. II. L. Nichols supplied at the
Universalist church again on Sunday AZ
teruoon for Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
who spoke at Rumford Point.
Miss Mercy Millett began her vacation
from the Brown, Buck & Co. store Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luck are visiting
relatives at Bridgton.
Mrs. Walter Luck has been spending q
week at Bridgton.
Mrs. d. G. Oxnsrd 10 visiting relatives
at Bolster's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnham of Phil
adelphia are at their cottage on the lake
for the summer.
F. q. Noyes and daughter, Miss Nil
dred Noyes, went few days since to
West Medford, Mass, where Miss Noyes
will visit for o month with her aunt.
Mr.. Noyes will be away for Q week.
Miss Thelma Gerry has finished her
employmen ct Bryant's Pond and 10 at
homo.
Howard Evirs has gone to North Con-
vay. N. H., to work for the summer.
DR.. Frank Hayden of Portland was
With his mother, Mrs. Clara Hayden,
over the Fourth. Marshall Winchester
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