Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-05-23
NORWAY.

There Will DO . supper and entertain
ment ct tho Methodist church Thursday
evening. Mrs. D. L. Joslin has charge
Of the entertainment which will DO 10
the form Of . speaking contest" with
the contestants In costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. CLARK leave thil
week for Old Orchard for tho summer.
His store, Seaside Drug, is already open
and will be In full running order BY Ne.
mortal Day. They plan to make fre-
quent trips to Norway during the sum-
MGR. With the Improvement In the
roads caused BY the new construction OF
last year, this trip of abont 65 miles can
be accomplished easily In less than three
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot Mundy are stop
ping at "Ogeedankee" cottage on Pixies
Hill.
The Thimble Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. E. N. Carroll
at her homo on Cottage Street.
Mrs. Charles 81. Sargent Of Bangor 10
the guest of Mrs. Horace E. Mixer and
other friends in town.
The annual mems supper and enter.
tainment Of the Universslist church took
place ct Concert Hall Tuesday evening
and was decided success In oil ways.
The one real feature which marks such
an affair % success IL the attendance
and In this respect the event was all that
one could wish for, indeed, It was con-
siderable Of an undertaking to care for
the large number that was present. The
supper, with the young men doing the
serving, was excellent, the menu con.
sisting OF cold meats, mashed potatoes,
salads, hot rolls, pies, cakes, tarts,
doughnuts. coffee, etc. The entertain
ment, the six-reel picture drama, "1n
the Palace OF the King" presented un-
der the management Of r.. N. Bragdon,
gave great satisfaction and Was up to
The high standard which was expected.
The net proceeds will be used to pay for
the repairs now being made on the
church.
About fifty Masons from Oxford Lodge
visited Jefferson Lodge of Bryant's
Pond Tuesday evening and were royalty
entertained. The work was In tho Mas
ter Mason Degree and was performed by
three different teams. The officers of
Oxford Lodge, the officers of Jefferson
Lodge and Past Masters team from
Jefferson Lodge. A b0untiful banquet
followed the work after which there was
the usual speaking. The weather for
the return trip to Norway was decidedly
moist but the autos arrived home with.
out mishap and all unite In declaring 1t
one of the pleasantest events OF the sea-
son.
Mrs. William Stanton and son Francis
Mr.. Stanton to New York
the FIRST of last week and remain there
for about month after which Mr.. Stan.
ton again goes west and Mrs. Stanton
and son will return to Norway.
Travis Hoke has finished work for
Miss Libby ut her studio and has gone to
The Weirs, N. H., for the summer sea-
son.
A bazaar for the benefit Of st. Gather
ines church will be held at Grange Hall
on Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week, afternoon and evening of both
days. On Tuesday afternoon and even
ing and Wednesday afternoon there will
be the usual sale of useful and fancy
articles and on Wednesday evening there
will be q musical entertainment for
which tickets will be on sale during the
The orchestra for this evening
will be under the leadership Of Frank
Kimball and will be composed of Miss
Grace Dean and Roland Mccormack.
Frank Kimball, clarinet; Allie
Cote, cornet; Clarence DeCosta, bass;
and Azola Pike, piano. There will also
be vocal solos by Mrs. d. E. Wilson, Sc
lections by the Schubert Quartette and a
violin solo by Miss Dean.
The graduating class Of Norway High
School for 1915 numbers twenty-one,
eleven young men and ten young ladies.
Those who will receive diplomas In June
are az follows: