Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-06-20
NORWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L. CLARK were mp
from Old Orchard Wednesday, and Mrs.
Clark's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hobbs, who have been with Thorn, re-
turned to Norway. Miss Jennie Baker
accompanied them on their return trip,
and viii spend . few days ct Old Orch
ard a. their guest. rs sssis
There will be teachers examination
for those desiring state certificates OF
the high school room next Saturday,
June oath. Examination begins ut $3.50
lo'clock. t1
DR.. Charles Crsgin of Portland called
on bis mother, Mrs. Susan Cragin, re-
GENTLY.
Howard Chick carried . party from
the Congregational church to Mexico
Wednesday to attend the Oxford Asso-
citation Of Congregational churches. In
the party were Rev. B. j. Bruce, Hall
burton Crandlemire, Mrs. George W.
Holmes, Mrs. Mary Oxnsrd, Miss Hattie
Sawyer, and Miss Mildred Holmes.
Jesse Farnum IL spending two weeks
vacation ct his home In Hartland. Mr..
Farnum and Stuart w. Goodwin were at
Pittsf1eld last week to attend the fiftieth
anniversary Of the Maine Central Insti-
tute OF which they are alumni.
r. W. Faunce ID taking three weeks
vacation from the store of e. N. SWEET.
Ralph Andrewsof South Paris will assist
In the store during Mr.. Faunce's alb
sence.
Earl Stuart and family of Freeport
came Friday to their cottage at the lake
to spend the summer.
Mrs. John Sampson and Mrs. G. E.
Bradford, both of whom were recently
operated on at Trufants hospital, are
making good recoveries and have return.
ed to their homes.
Ned Shepard was tho guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. Elmer Packard, the past week,
attending the Norway high graduation
and ball.
Misses Maud and Virginia Mixer visit
ed relatives In Waterford few days last
week, and attended the graduating exer-
cises at Bridgton Academy. Their cou-
sin, Miss Marjorie Pride, was one OF the
graduates. .
A Towering maple at the home of G.
r. Whitman has attracted CREST deal
of attention, and was truly beautiful
sight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks of Farm
ington Falls came to Norway to be pres.
emit at the graduating exercises. Paul
L. Brooks, the president of the gradual.
ing class, is Mr.. Brooks brother.
r. r. Raymond OF Portland has closed
bis engagement with the Carroll, Jelli.
SOD, Peabody Shoe Co., az foreman of
the stitching room, and has gone to Do
YER, N. a., to accept similar position.
The employees in the stitching room pre-
sented him with gold watch AZ q token
of the esteem In which he was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Pike entertained
the children of the lower primary school
at their cottage on Turkey Ridge Tues
day. Of course IL rained more or less
during the day, that was to be expected,
but the kids did not mind the rain ard
had fine time. The trip was made by
auto.
DR.. d. L. Bartlett attended the meet
ing of the American Medical Association
at Detroit, Mich, the past week, going
as delegate from the Maine Medical As
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilder OF New York
are spending vacationNt Besl's Tavern |
and enjoying fly fishing at the lake.
Verna Westleigh and Hazel Russ, pu-
pills OF Miss Azola Pike, gave pleasing |
recital at Miss Pixies home Saturday a.
ternoon. They were assisted by Miss
Esther Pike as violinist.
Cecil E. Brown, having finished bis
work for the year at the University OF
Maine, is employed at the Advertiser
Office.
Donald 8. Bartlett Is at home from
Tufts Dental College for the summer.
The Oxford Electric Country Club are
having tennis court built near their
club house at the Falls. They now have
the club house finished in very attract
i've manner and enjoy some fine social
times there.
A. E. Pettengill has purchased and in
stalled an electric ice cream freez or at
bis store at the Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Brown and family |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Pike and family |
have been spending week at Evergreen
Cottage.
The commencement number Of The
Caduceua, published by the students OF
Norway High, was on sale at the box
Office after the graduation Thursday |
evening, and may now be purchased at
the usual places.
Bids for the constructio of the new
road on Main Street closed Friday night |
and when opened revealed the fact that
the lowest bids were several thousand
dollars more than the amount raised by |
the town to build the road. The next
move Ia awaited with interest.