Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-11-06

/ NORWAY.
The Tubbs hunting party started fol
the woods Thursday morning In two
automobiles with full camping outfit,
and expect to Be gone at least ten days.
In the party ware Walter +. Tubbs,
George Tubbs, Jim Wight Guy Buci
and Fred Noble.
Deputy Sheriff Stimson made . seizure
Of four pint bottles Of whiskey Wednes.
day.
William Bickiord and family, who
have been In Springvale for about three
years, are moving back to Norway. Mr..
Bickford has been In shoe factory Ia
Springvale. He will work In the shoe
factory here.
Messages from members Of Co. D In.
J dictate that they may be In England oil
winter instead Of going to Franco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bennett of Cascade,
J Md, are visiting Mr.. Benefits parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert T. Bennett.
i The Relief Corps, No. Is, was inspected
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Carrie Vincent.
A covered dish supper was served 81
J $50 preceding tho meeting, and.remarks
were made by W. 8. Cordwell, COM
mander Of Harry Rust Post, and some Of
the visitors, Of whom there were . num-
Der present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Kenney of Brewer
are guests Of their niece, Mrs. n. L.
u Kimball.
Reports from Mrs. F. e. Drake, who
underwent surgical operation In q
hospital In Boston Wednesday, are very
favorable. There are no complications,
and good recovery Is expected.
| Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.,
will meet Wednesday evening of this
week with Mrs. Emma ]. Sargent. The
program will include roll call-Thanks-
giving, reading. 1.-THE Old State of
Maine," by Miss Flora NJ. Richards, and
a social evening.
DR.. and Mre. George N. Soule of Bos-
ton have been guests for few days Of
Mrs. Soule's sister, Mrs. Harry Judkins.
Officers Of Oxford Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
recently installed, are:
w.M-Eugene A, drews.
s.W.-John W. Lasselle.
J. W.-Frank j. Cook.
Treas.-Stuart W. Goodwin.
Sec.-Fred e. Smith.
Chap.-Robert j. Bruce.
Aar.-George T; Hathaway.
]. D.-Fred 8. Brown.
8. S.-Elmer D. Packard.
J.s:-walter P. Cullinan.
T.-Raymond H. Eastman.
Mrs. Ray Bennett is out again after an
illness of some weeks.
| 2. L. Merchant spent q number OF
days in Boston last week.
The Home Missionary Society Of the
Methodist church has elected the follow
ing officers:
| Pres.-Mrs. o L. Stone.
| Vice Pres.-Mrs. Carrie Muirhead.
eec.-Aiss Eta Noyes.
| Treas.-Mrs. Cleve Bell
| Work Com -Mrs. Albert T. Bennett, Mrs.
Cleve Bell. Mrs. Frank Dow.
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist church has elected the follow
ing officers:
i Pres-Mrs. II. l.. Nichols.
vice-Pres.-Mrs. Lucelia Merriam.
Sec.-Mrs. Flora Buswell.
Treas.-Helen Pike.
Asst. Treas.-Sadie Howard.
Miss Emily Davis, who had been spend.
ing the summer at G.. r. Stones, was
called to Roxbury, Mass, by the illness
and death of her brother, Professor N.
Wheelock Davis. Mr.. Davis was Q ma
tive of Bethel, son OF Abner Davis. He
had held position In the Roxbury Latin
School for twenty-seven years. He is
survived by his wife and sister.
George A. Yeaton will attend the an
nual meeting in Portland this week OF
the Maine State Pathological Society, of
which he 10 president.
Mrs. William Stanton and son, who
have been spending some months with
her mother, Mrs. George Locke, have
gone to Boston for the winter.
Eugene G. Libby, who has been night
officer for the village corporation, 10 now
| ins pectipg shoes in the Carroll, Jefferson
factory. Arthur r. Boswell succeeds
him a. night officer.
The annual roll call of tho Second
Congregational Church will be held
Thursday evening, Nov. 8.
Miss Frances Bartlett gave an interest
| ing talk on her experiences In France at
the regular Red Cross meeting last Tues:
day. Miss Bartlett has recently returned
from Red Cross work In France, and has
enrolled with the American Red Cross,
expecting to 20 back.
Over 1900 gallon cans of apples were
put up at the Webb factory during the
run this fall.
Miss Nina Jewett has returned to New
York after spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Ella Jewett.
Mrs. Emma j. Bickford haa returned
| to Norway after several weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Marcus 81. Carroll,
In Hanover, Mass. Her daughter, Miss
Grace Bickford Of Springvale, came
home with her and expects to remain
here.
The Browning Reading Club will be
entertained this Monday evening by Mrs.
Jennie Foster at her home on Main
Street. Program, Current Events.
Chadbourne & Clifford are setting up
q portable mill on the Solomon II. Mil
lett lot back of Pixies Hill. They will
also log on the French lot.
william L. Libby and Mrs. Mildred
Mccormack, both of Norway. were mar.
ried at Mechanic Falls on the 9th OF
October, BY Rev. q. n. burlington.
Mr.. Libby is employed in the grain mill
of the G. B. Cummings & Sons Co. The
bride 10 the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Cross. They will reside with
the brides parents.
Halloween parties were held In the
Methodist church vestry last week, Mon
day evening by Miss Sadie Towards
Sunday School class, Wednesday even.
ing by the Junior Epworth League, and
Thursday evening by the Epworth
League.
wedding of DR.. and Mrs. q. L. Bartlett
was observed Saturday. night at the
Barker Farm, where . party of some
over thirty assembled. A supper to
which all sat down was the fret feature
of the affair, and the rest of the time
was enjoyed socially. A dozen solid
silver teaspoons were presented DR.. and
Mrs. Bartlett by members OF the Wild
Cat Club, and four solid silver table,
spoons by other friends present.
A quantity of household goods and