Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-12-12
NORWAY.

Stearns OF Norway and l.. w. blancnaro
of Rumford. Mr.. Morrison will remain
"a superintendent and continue the bust
ness a. before.
At the meeting Of Lake Temple,
Pythian Sisters. Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected, and will
be installed at the first meeting In Jan.
uary:
p. C.-Berenice Mash.
n. E. C.-Mrs. Mary Lewis.
| Z. S.-Clara Schnuer.
Man.-Mrs. Nettie Nevers.
| nj. of F.-Mrs. Emma Culinan.
N. Of B. C.-Nrs. Evils Cook.
Prot.-Mrs. Maude Spiller.
G.-Mrs. Edith Edwards.
To- the Grand
Mash, and alternate, Mrs. Emma Buck.
Trustees-Mrs. Gertrude Libby. Mrs. Emma
| Buck, Mrs. Susan Wentzell.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Cooper have NOV
ed to the village and are living with W.
q. Porter at the Falls.
The Rare Free Klub met Tuesday
evening with Mrs.. Myron Farnum.
Mrs. Emma wilkins OF South Berwick
Is visiting her brother and sister, James
and Anna NJ. Stone.
A billiard tournament Is being carried
on at the Commercial Club.
In practicing basket ball recently,
David Klain got crack on the nose
which broke the bridge, and will keep
him out of the game for some weeks.
Oxford Chapter, o. E. ST. will elect
officers at it's regular meeting Tuesday
evening of this week.
Charles F. Boober shot an eleven
pound wild goose few days since. The
bird was leftover from flock observ-
ed the day before.
The annual fair Of the Universallst
ladies will be held on Wednesday and
Thursday of this week, In Concert Hall.
The sale will open at 2:3O wednesday,
and continue through to Thursday even
ing. An orchestra will play Wednesday
evening, and on Thursday evening .
high class vaudeville entertainment will
be given by local talent of the two
towns.
Henry Healey of Portland and Miss
Agnes Billings of Norway were married
in Portland on the 30th of November.
They have been spending their honey
moon with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood at
Norway Lake, and while there were
given surprise party. They will re-
side in Portland.
Willie Dudley OF Water Street shot q
wild duck Wednesday.
F. b. Noyes has gone to Southern
Pines, N. c., for an indefinite period OF
rest and recuperation.
There was a quiet wedding Wednesday
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Dunn on Alpine Street, when their son,
Elmer Wallace Dunn, and Miss Della
Emeline Bixby, formerly of Berlin, n.
H., we're united In marriage. Rev. b.
L. Nichols officiated, using the single
ring service. Mr.. Dunn Is member OF
Co. D, and has recently returned from
the border. The bride 10 the daughter
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Russell n. Bixby of Ber-
lin, and has been employed In the Nor
way Hand Laundry. After a short trip
to Berlin they will keep house for the
present at the home of the groom's par
en,s, who are going to Akron, o., to
spend the winter with their daughter.
Joe King and crew have done quite
job of grading, building bank wall, etc.,
on the grounds of Mrs. Inez Cummings.
They have suspended work, and will
complete the job In the spring.
Mrs. Scott Merrill has recently under
gone surgical operation at her home
on Pleasant Street.
Lincoln Chaplin OF Welchville and W.
II. Chadbourue of Waterford have
bought the Wallace Andrews farm on
the Harrison road and are to cut pine
this winter. A portable mill has been
set up on the lot.
Henry Bean of Portland is visiting bis
sister, Mrs. Emma Swan.
Miss Geneveve Barker is visiting her
sister Ma, jorie at Berlin, N. 81.
Major w. C. Goodwin of Augusta
made an official inspection Wednesday
evening of the property OF Co. D at the
Leroy spiller will move his undersak.
ing rooms from the Noyes Block to the
Bartlett store now occupied "a an office
by the G. B. Cummings & Sons Co. after
thew move into their new office on
Bridge Street.
Mrs. A. E. z. Grover returned Tues.
day evening from her trip to Boston and
Worcester, Mass.
There was pretty wedding at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Goodwin on
the evening of Thanksgiving day, when
Mrs. Goodwin's youngest sister, Miss
Gladys Alice Frost, was united In mar
rage with Raymond Basil Swan of Green
wood. The house was decorated with
VI bite crepe paper, green fir and winter
berries. Rev. L. W. Grundy officiated,
using the double ring service. The
bride was gowned in white satin MESA.
line. She wore q BRIDES necklace OF
gold beads which has been In the family
for four generations, and carried white
carnations and ferns. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur s. Cum
mings, and June E. Swan acted as ring
bearer.
Refreshments were served after the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Swan spent
their honeymoon In q camp at North
Lowell, and from there 60 to their future
home in Greenwood.
A debating society has been organized
at Norway High School, with Leslie
Gibson president, Max Noyes captain of
the affirm alive side, and Arthur Bartlett
captain of the negative side.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Gertrude
Hosmer on Paris Street. Roll call will
be answered by current events, and the
reading of the life of Mary Lyon will be
continued by Mrs. Lena Andrews and
Mrs. Miriam Bruce.
Donald r. Magrew left on the night
train Wednesday for Detroit, where he
has position.
Capt. W. W. Whitmsrsh was 10 Port
land Wednesday to attend the meeting
of the Maine Loyal Legion, which was
it's fiftieth anniversary.
Norway high School basket ball team
played it's first game OF the season with
the Gould's Academy team at Bethel
Friday evening, and was defeated BY the
score Of % to 10.
SLOAN'S IMMINENT EASES PAIN
Sloan's Liniment Is first thought OF