Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-09
NORWAY.

President Roberts Of Colby College
Vas in town Tuesday and gave an ID
dress before the students OF Norway
High Schoolin the afternoon. His ta!k
Was on, educational matters. and DC
showed the advantages to DO Obtained oy
young men and women who are enabled
70 secure . college education. IL VA
an address which caused young people
! 70 think the matter over carefully.
d. N. French, Llewellyn Cushman,
James Wight, Harold T. Thayer, and
william Hascall went to Bridgton Wed.
nesday evening to visit Nj. Pleasant I'm.
csmpment and witness degree work,
there being seven candidates TO receive
the ROYAL Purple Degree. Tho roads
were in good condition and . fine time
was enjoyed.
teachers with Maybasksts, and several
of the village teachers have ALREADY fe'
ceived ono. :,
AZ the annual meeting of Abigail
whitman Chapter, D. A. R., held with
Mrs. Mary C. Smith Wednesday evening,
the following officers and committees
were chosen:
Regent-Nrs. Lena n. Andrew.
Rexent-Nrs. Georgia II. AndreWss
Sec-Afs. Evils /. Cook.
Treas-MArgaret A. Baker.
Historian-Sfella B. Prince
ReSistrar-Zilpha Prince.
Proeram Com.-Margaret A. Baker, 4rs.
Edith 8. Bartlett, Mrs. Emma Q. Hoimea.
Patriotic Education-Mrs. Doris IL. Morriil.
Historic spots and Revolutionary mafkers-
Mrs. Gertrude W. Libby, Mre; Evis l: Cook;
Welfare Of Women and Children-Ars. Il. a.
Merriam.
Ffowers-Mrs. Eva G. Kimban.
Magazine Com-Mrs. Mary @. Smith.
DR.. Il. L. Bartlett has exchanged bis
old auto for q new five passenger Buick
Six. Louis Brooks has . now Dodge
car and Fred Hartman new Overland.
Despite the scare over the price OF gaso'
line. the automobile business In town 10
very brisk with the coming Of warmer
weather.
Special music was enjoyed ct the even
ing service of the Methodist church
Sunday. A male quartette sang, also .
chorus Of fifteen young people were In
attendance. Rev. 81. L. Nichols deliver
ed the sermon.
A pleasant occasion was the variety
shower given Miss Gladys Edwards at
the home Of her parents. Mr.. and MRS.
Jesse Edwards, Wednesday evening, by
the ladies of Harry Rust w. Il. g. Miss
Edwards was invited out to supper and
home In the evening to see
an aunt from Worcester, Mrs. Augusta
Royal, who had arrived. She found the
aunt and over twenty members OF the
Relief Corps in waiting for her and her
surprise was complete. The evening
was pleasantly passed With music and
games, and q buffet lunch OF sand
witches, assorted cake, tea, coffee, cocoa,
and nuts was served. A great variety OF
useful and pretty articles was left with
the bride. to-be.
Norway Lodge, I. o. o. F., and Mt.
Mica Lodge of South Paris enjoyed .
flue social evening Tuesday night, Nor
way Lodge comforting the third degree
on candidates from Mt. Mica Lodge. A
lunch followed the work after which
there were brief remarks by few OF the
brothers. =.
q. D. Smith was elected member OF
the trustees of the charity fund of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of the state at
the meeting held In Portland last week.
Lee M. Smith was appointed Grand Roy.
Al Arch Captain of the Grand Chapter:
Raymond Eastman is the guest OF his
Mrs. Olive j. Eastman, at Kear-
sarge, N. a.
Webster Kilgore has been appointed
by the highway commissioners to take
care of the road from the upper saw MILL
to the Waterford line.
The May meeting of the Parent-Teach.
or Association will be held May 18th,
with Mrs. Eva Kimball, Mrs. Nora
and Lee Smith as the COM
mittee in charge. -,
The three-act comedy Daddy" will
be given at Concert Hall Tuesday even.
ing, May 9th, under the auspices of
the Y. P. G. U. Of the Universalist
church. A supper will be served ct 6:4o
after which the entertainment will take
place. Alan Miller will sing . solo be-
tween the first and second acts of the
drama. The cast Is: