Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-07-31
NORWAY.

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Work with the concrete mixer on Mali
16treet was finished last week, AND thu
mixer was removed and the work 'oI
trimming up and finishing was done. Al
last We have clear street, and the cleo
trio car again guns through instead Of
stopping ct the Tannery Brook bridge
The work Of building tho street hai
taken considerable part OF last summe,
and considerable part Of this summer,
but va now have the result In piece oil
permanent road suoh % 10 found In few
places Of tho size. The necessity for II
10 known to everybody who has lived In
Norway, and its benefits, while they are
apparent now, will be more fully appre'
oiated next spring.
The young people of tho Universalist
church are TO repeat their three-act
drama, "The Farmerette," which wa
very successful, ut Concert Hall on the
evening Of August 8 for the benefit OF
the Red Cross.
Monsieur rAbbe j. A. Dupont Of JOLT.
cite, P. G., is assisting Rev. Fir. Philip
j. BOivin Of st. GATHERINGS Church In
bis work. During the summer services
are held at Harrison, Bridgton, Oxford.
Mechanic Falls and Bryant's Pond.
Mrs. r. Z. Morrill, has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital,
where she had been for several weeks,
and 10 much improved In health.
Mrs. 81. P. Jones underwent surgical
operation about ten days since at st.
Barnabas Hospital, Portland. Sha IL re-.
ported very comfortable.
Mrs. r. Robert Seavey underwent q
surgical operation at st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Nsshus, N. a., the first of last
week. She IL reported as doing we'll.
Mrs. Nettie Snowman and little grand
daughter Of Powell, Wyo., are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson.
Mrs. j. Walker of Haverhill, Mass, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Harry Burn
nam, ct the cottage ct the lake.
Lawrence Denison of Harrison, who
has been accepted ~ ground mechanic
in the aviation corps, visited here q
short time last week. He left Thursday
morning to report at Portland, whence
he goes to Fort Slocum, New York, and
then to San Antonio, Texas.
After several attempts to get q date
which will not conflict with other events,
the field day of the Oxford County Asso-
citation of the Eastern Star has been fixed
for Tuesday, Aug. 81. The place is Glib.
sons Grove, and It is hoped that there
will be good attendance.
Jameson L. Finney has accepted the
position Of superintendent Of the Dix.
field and West Peru branch of the Rum
ford Falls Light and Power Co., and will
move to Dixfleld. where bis headqusr-
ters will be. he has had . number of
years. experience In electric work, at
Bethel and with the Oxford Electric Co.
here.
The last service before vacation was
held Sunday at the Congregational and
Baptist churches, and no services will be
held In either these or the Universalist
church during August.
Mrs. Rose L. Powers and daughter,
Miss Lillian Powers, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Howe at Cedar Lodge.
Mrs. Powers has been III for some time,
and hopes to be benefited by the outing.
Philip G. Young, who has been EN-.
ployed In the Seaside Drug Store at Old
Orchard, came home Wednesday to mo.
bilize with the hospital corps, and went
with them to Portland Friday. Don j.
Whitney takes his place with the Sea-
side Drug Co.
Miss Elizabeth McGraw of Lewiston, q
trained nurse who has been caring for
Miss Lillian York, left Tuesday. Miss
York is improving from long illness.
The home department of the Baptist
church entertained the cradle roll and
their mothers at the church Wednesday
afternoon, when forty-six were present.
A short program was given, and refresh.
ments were served.
Mrs. Frank Moore of Portland is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Goodwin, on Pixies
Hill, while Mr.. Moore 10 engaged at
Gilead.
Miss Christine Leavitt, who 10 training
for nurse In Boston, is spending va.
cation at her home here.
The Merchants Association is boom
ing things for Norwsy's first Dollar Day,
Aug. II.
Mrs. George Buswell has been visiting
Misses Helen and Stella Pike at their
cottage at Old Orchard for few days.
Mrs. John P. Cullinan. was called to
LeWietOn TUESDAY on ACCOUNT OF an acci-
dent to her sister, Mrs. Jessie Losier of
Gilesd. Mrs. Losier broke her log In
two places, and was taken to the hospi.
tai In Lewiston for treatment.
Roger Sloan has gone to Poland
Spring where he has employment.
William Cash finished work for the
Oxford Electric Co. Saturday, and left
Sunday for Portsmouth,, N. a., where he
will be employed ut the United States
navy yard. Mr.. Cash has been In the
employ of the Oxford Electric Co. for
long time.
A particularly sad case was the death
of Clara Eleanor, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy L. Curtis, at their farm
home on Friday, at the age OF three
years. The girl was their only remain
Ing child, one other having died some
years ago. The funeral Sunday after
noon was attended by Rev. R. j. Bruce.
The sympathy OF many friends was at.
tested by great quantities OF flowers.
Mrs. Horace Pike, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. la Fogg,
In m ahaA hos hoan vloiftnn hap dau0h.