Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-13
NORWAY

Some OF the shoemakers ct the factory
| are employing their Saturday half.
holiday In cutting cord wood ct the
halves, such On arrangement, though IN
usual, being possible.
Miss Mildred ]. Holmes, who has been
for some. years teacher Of the lower
primary school, will 20 into the 3. N.
SWEET Co. shoe store % CLERK Ut the close
Of the fall term.
Tho Norway Grange fair ID held
Wednesday afternoon and evening OF
this week, the 14th, with IN entertain
ment In the evening. A free entertain
ment in the afternoon, and chicken pie
supper ct the supper hour.
V. W. Hills, tho jeweler, was 10 Bos-
ton last week after holiday goods.
Mrs. Gertrude Hosmer will entertain
the Browning Reading Club this Monday
evening. The program will be: Roll
call, "Things remarkable and curious;
mags zine readings, selected, Mrs. Hos
mer and Mrs. Gertrude Libby.
Mrs. Richard P. Lssselle and children
of Gardiner are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs.. John Hutchins.
Ernest L. Pike Of Waterford Was be-
fore the Norway Municipal Court charged
with assault on Norman A. Smith OF
Standish. The alleged assault occurred
at the Pike farm, the sale OF which to
Mr.. Smith bad recently been arranged
for. Probable cause was found, and
Pike was bound over In the sum of $500,
sureties being Immediately provided.
Alton G. Wheeler was attorney for Pike.
Clarence Merrill has returned from
Sebago Lake, where he has been en-
ployed during the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Easton entertained the
members OF her class In the Congre.
gational Sunday School at her rooms Al
Mrs. Gertrude Bakers Wednesday even
ing. Nine yourg ladies were the guests:
Games were played, and refreshments OF
candy and peanuts were served.
franklin d. Sargent, who died at Fair
Oaks, Calf, on the 26th Of October, was
former resident of Norway, and built
tho house on Elm Street now occupied
BY Clarence L. DeCoster. he was q
brother of Charles q. Sargent OF this
town.
Bert Fogg, formerly of Deering Center,
is the new assistant in the barber shop
of 8. G. Foster.
81. Walter Brown has returned from
Florida and is again In charge Of his
business at the Novelty Turning Co.
His family are established for the winter
six miles from Palm Beach.
During the recent Liberty Loan drive,
the Norway Boy Scouts sold lob bonds
q total of $12,500. The
Scouts who won medals are Edwin 8.
Mccormack, Percy q. Nevers, Jr., Har-
old L. Drake, Charles r. Cummings, Ray
mond E. Winslow, Francis NJ. Chick,
Roland E. Andrews and Stephen j.
CuV Jugs. :!
Mrs. 81. L. Nichols, Mrs. o. L. Stone,
Mrs. Thomas Muirhead and Mrs. Glove
Bell from the missionary societies of the
Methodist church attended the meetings
1t Auburn last week.
Miss Evelyn A. Chandler went last
week to Schenectady, N. Y, where she
will spsnd the winter with her cousin,
Mrs. Marion Adams Sanders.
Eddie Labossiere has returned home
from Houltop, where he has been work
ing In the potato harvest, and has gone
10 shoe making.
A. W. Ramsdell has opened shoe
repairing shop in the Cobblers' Hall
building near the shoe factory.
Archibald F. Swift of the U. 8.
Marines was at home for few days the
irst of last week from Quantico, Va,
where he has been stationed for the past
lew weeks.
Giles r. Frost, who has been laid up
With rheumatism for some time, has so
Tor recovered as to resume his work at
The car barn.
The seats have been removed from
Witherell Park for the winter.
Mrs. Charles q. Adams returned Tues
lay from Andover, where she had been
visiting for two weeks, to the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. d. P. Jones.
Herman Lewis has been having short
vacation from bis work In the store of
2. L. Merchant & Co., which he spent
1t bis home in Albany, and enjoyed
some hunting
DR.. Charles L. Crsgin of Portland was
In town q short time last week.
Oxford Chapter, O. E. s., holds Its
regular meeting Tuesday evening OF this
week at K. P. Hall, when work Is ex-
pected.
Miss Mildred Curtis, who has been In
\ hospital in Portland for surgical treat.
mont, returned home Saturday after.
noon.