Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-27
NORWAY.

NORWAY.
Invitations are out for the wedding
reception of Mildred Emma French and
Scott Stephen Pottle, ut 8 p. n. Dec. Let,
ct the homeof the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester G. French.
| Fred 8. Brown II on . hunting trip In
Aroostook County. Mrs. Brown and
SON William are meanwhile with her
parents ct South Paris.
The Browning Reading Club meets
this Monday evening with Mrs. Mabel K.
Leavitt on Orchard Street. The pro-
gram will include roll call, "Facts about
Russis"; Paper "Russia and the Rus.
sians," Mrs. Mabel Leavitt; "Emancipa-
ton Of the Seffs in Russia,' Mrs. June
Hutchins; "Catechjsm of the Russian
Church, mrs. Georgia Andrews.
Harry Spiller has passed the examine
ton at Island Pond for brakeman on the
Grand Trunk, but the prospect of getting
on the run ut present 10 20 Door that be
will do other work.
sut AVsmoS VI bu0 mSiu0 4ouiCsi
Department, stationed at Fort Levett,
has bean promoted to sergeant.
The Parrish Club Of the Congregation
al church had it, frst meeting OF the
season with Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Tubbs Tuesday evening. Games were
played after the business meeting.
Refreshments Of apples, shrimp wiggle,
coffee and doughnuts were served BY
the hostess. The next meeting will be
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. SWEET Dec. 31st.
Miss Helen Noyes 10 at J. Alton Ames'
on high Street, South Paris, for the cold
weather.
Mrs.. Morrill, Fuller has gone to Bos-
ton to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Nettie McSwiney.
Each class of the high school has pur-
chased Webster's Collegiate Dictlou-
airy, each dictionary being stamped with
the numerals of the class to which 1t
belongs.
The sophomores of the Norway High
School are corresponding with the
sophomores Of Lewiston High a. Q part
Of the English work.
Frank E. Andrews of Hartford was
brought before the Norway Municipal
Court charged with threatening TO burn
bis wife's buildings and do her personal
violence. he was placed under $500
bonds to keep the peace for six months.
The bonds we're furnished BY James 8.
Wright and Fred N. Wright of South
Paris.
Two automobiles came together Tues.
day afternoon at the corner Of Main and
Marston Streets, with some damage to
both cars. They were the Dodge tour
ing Car Of Albert L. CLARK and the |
Buick truck OF Harmon Klain. No |
body Was hurt. Il IL understood that
Mr.. Klain thought Mr.. Clark was going |
to turn the corner when he didn't, there
fore Mr.. Klain, being on the wrong side of |
the road, will settle the damages.
Maine Day was observed by the Barton |
Reading Club Thursday afternoon, when |
It met with Mrs. Albert D. Park at |
South Paris.
Mrs. VIM. r. Jones conducts the
teacher training class at the Universalist
church Sunday afternoon from Q to 8.
The Veranda Club met Thursday |
evening with Mrs. Addie Hill on Alpine
Street.
Mrs. Grin Edgecomb is at Mechanic
Falls for few weeks with Mrs. Annie
Nelson.
George w. Herrick has gone to Haver-
hill, Mass, to spend q few weeks with |
and friends.
breakdown, and is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Clarence E. Cole, at Bryant's Pond.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Easton have
rented tho s. G. Foster house on Pike
Hill and have moved In.
A wrestling match under the manage
ment of Frank Stairs IL on at the Opera
House Tuesday evening. According to
the advertising, Wilfred Barrett of
Michigan agrees to throw Homer Tru.
man three times In an hour or forfeit the |
purse. John Kilonis, worlds champion,
will be at the ringside and will challenge |
the winner for championship decision.
In the preliminaries others, mostly local,
will appear.
DR.. Albert Thompson of Philadelphia
has been spending few days with Capt. |
w. W. Whitmarsh and family.
Mrs. 2. E. Drake, who has been In the |
Massachusetts, General Hospital and has |
undergone surgical operation, has left |
the hospital, and will make An extended |
visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank P.
Knight, at Manchester, Mass. DR.. Drake
has returned to Norway.
The Knights Of Pythias will give half
the proceeds and all the profits from the
sale OF refreshments at the Thanksgiving |
ball to the Red Cross.
James 81. Cleveland has moved his
family here from Waterford, and will
work in the shoe factory.
Clarence w. Merrill is cutting pine on
the John Shepard farm on Crockett
Ridge.
The Oxford Electrical Club are to fly |
q service flag from their club house near |
the falls, which will bear eight stars
representing that number out Of . mem
bership of twenty-five who arc serving |
In Co. D and the medical corps.
John Ariel has purchased the Chester
o. Holden place on Water Street adjoin-
ing the Henry Holden store property.
Mrs. Arthur Morris has returned from |
st. Marie's Hospital, Lewiston.
The Red Cross have sent sixty comfort |
bags to the Norway members Of Co. D
In France.
d. L. Libby is now 80 that he ID able
to be ont some.
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