Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-03-21
NORWAY.

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Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. SWEET Wednesday
evening when they entertained the mem-
bers OF Mrs. Swetts Sunday School
class and their gentlemen. Despite the
fact that one OF the worst storms Of the
winter Was raging, party Of thirty-three
gathered and all felt moro than repaid
for Drawing the weather. Most of those
present wore some article to represent
the title OF song and much amusement
was caused In tho efforts to guess some
of these titles. Flinch, rock, cue.alley
aud other games we're enjoyed and the
time passed very quickly 80 that It was
nearly midnight when the guests again
| went forth In the storm to seek their va
rious homes. Refreshments OF home
made candy, salted peanuts, Ice cream
and assorted cake were served, In the
party were the following: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. SWEET, Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Bruce,
superintendent OF the Sunday School
Eiou L. Brown and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. True G. Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
L. Buck, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. CLARK, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Maxim, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold T.
Thayer, Miss Edith Rideout, Miss Gold
rup, Miss Welcb, Miss Lougee, Miss
Knight, Miss Helen Holmes, Miss NIL.
dred Holmes, Miss Edith Parker, Misc
Amy Cole, Miss Genevleve Barker, Mr..
Crandlemire, Mr.. Osgood, DR.. EastoD,
Mr.. Hamilton, and Mr.. Stone.
Norway Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
have selected Friday evening, March 81.
% the time for their first annual ladies'
night. The affair will take place at
Grange Hall. A supper will be served
and there will be dancing and other
amusements. The committee in charge
are working hard to make 1t pleasant
occasion.
The Barton Reading Club met with
Mrs. Cyrus Tucker Thursday afternoon.
A kitchen shower was recently given
Miss Beryl Knight BY the members OF
her class, N. 81. 8. 1912, and few invit-
ed friends. As Miss knight teaches at
Swift's Corner 1t was easy to make the
arrangements and keep them secret
from her, the party being held when she
arrived home for the weekend. Con-
fectionery and peanuts were served dur
ing the evening and at the close deli
ciOus lunch was served In the dining
room, which had been prettily decorated
for the occasion. Many useful articles
were received by Miss Knight which
will be cherished In future years.
Mrs. Frank Lovejoy, who recently fell
and broke her wrist, was abupdantly re-
msmbered on Friday, the 10th, which
was her birthday. She received q large
number of post cards, box of fruit from
Hamlin Temple, Pythian Sisters, Of South
Paris, of which she ia q member, large
bouquet sf cut flowers from the Veranda
Club, forty carnations from Harry Rust
W. r. c., and remembrance from other
friends. She also received during the
week calls from sixty friends, all Of
which aids greatly In making her mlsfor-
tune the easier to bear.
Mrs. Hannah Billings, nearly 90 years
of age, fell Monday and broke her arm
in two places. Early Id the winter she
sprained her ankle ind had made good
recovery from that when this new mis-
fortune befell her. She 10 remarkably
smart for one OF her years and bears her
suffsrings with fortitude.
Lieut.. Farnum, U. 8. A., inspected Co.
D Thursday afternoon and evening and
found the COMPANY to be In excellent
condition. Capt. Stevens has received
orders to recruit the company to full
strength. The Mexican trouble is the
cause OF the orders.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
did the work at the meeting Friday
evening, after which fve-cent supper
was served. Friday evening of this
week the lodge will visit Mt. Pleasant
Rebekah Lodge of South Paris and will
do the work. Mt. Pleasant Lodge will
serve supper tothe visitors at Grange
Hall at 7 O'Clock.
The eleventh junior exhibition of Nor
way High School takes place at the Op-
era House Tuesday evening, and will be
entirely different from those Of previous
years. The young ladies will give the
play "The Ladies of Crawford" and
some of the young men will give athletic
drills and ~ mnasium work. The cast