Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-09-25
NORWAY

| Albert II. Rollins, who was principal
Iof Norway High School for three pears
| from 1899 to 1904, committed suicide By
shooting In his Office 10 Brockton, Mass.
on the 18th inst. After lesving Norway
hs attended Harvard Law School, and
was later engaged IN the practice Of Law
ct BrooktOn, af flrst associated with an
other lawyer, and after his death on BID
own account. he was . man OF ability,
and had large practice. BE leaves
wife and . daughter ten years OF age.
]. +. narston has sold the standing
lplne on his lot above Norway Lake "a
Jack Smith and David and Virgil Flood.
Tho force Of the Athsrton store with
their wives were guests Of the Anterior
Club Of Lewiston Wednesday evening
ct cottage at Lake Grove, Auburn.
Those who attended we're Mr.. and Mrs.
r. O. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j.
Burnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Osse Ballard and
Miss Bereniee Nash.
The membefs OF the Women's Relief
Corps have been invited to IN all-day
picnic with Mrs. Gladys Edwards Rus
sell ct Mobiles Corner Wednesday Of this
week.
Those who represented the Baptist
church at the Oxford Association ut
Mechanic Falls Tuesday were Miss Mercy
Millett, Mrs. Eta Buck, Mrs. Elmer
Aldrich and Mrs. W. N. Judkins.
Donald 8. Bartlett has returned to the
dental school at Louisville, KY.
George b. Fogg Of Norway and Henry
Harmon Of Mechanic Falls each paid .
fine Of $500 and costs for intoxication
In the Norway Municipal Court last
week, and Stephen q. Libby of Wood
stock paid q fine Of So for assault, on
complaint of Mrs. Elizabeth Meader Of
that town.
Miss Mildred ]. Holmes entertained
her class In the Congregational Sunday
School Ut . corn roast In the Charles
Richardson field Tuesday evening.
Clinton 8. Nssseck has been In town
for . short time from Tho Weirs, N. b.
On account of Mrs. Masseck's health, 1t
10 understood, tho Masseck store here
will be sold.
A farewell party was given by the
veranda Club Wednesday evening to
Mrs. Alta ]. Sheen. Mrs. Sheen's hus-
band, W. W. Sheen, has purchased q
farm in Vermont, and they are about to
move there. Mrs. Sheen has been an
active member of the Vefsnda Club for
twelve years, and has served In the
Offices OF president, secretary, and chair.
man OF the relief committee. The even
ing was spent socially, and refreshments
were served.
Miss Mildred Curtis will teach domes-
tic science In the Houlton schools during
the coming year.
Francis Chandler and Louis Vigue of
Norway, Charles Bryant Of South Paris,
Winfield Brown of Waterford and May
nard Chase of West Paris, who enlisted
in Co. D, Second Maine Infantry, have
returned homo, having been honorably
discharged for disability incurred In the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Cole of Port
land and John D. Cole OF Brookline,
Mass, are guests of their mother, Mrs.
w. G. Cole.
Miss Hester Stiles OF North Woodstock,
N. H., has been the guest of her grand
father, Benjamin Tucker.
All grade schools opened last week,
the hig h school having begun tho week
previous.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knapp of Coati-
cook, P. O., are guests ut e. N. Swett's.
The next meeting Of the Versnda Club
will be with Mrs. Emma Swan ut Nor
way Lake.
j. Harvey Knapp, who has spent the
summer with his sister, Mrs. Julian
Brown, returned Tuesday to bis home
In Cohoes, N. Y.
Albert Hobbs CLARK has returned from
Old Orchard to attend school, and is
with Misses Margaret and jennie Baker
until the return OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. CLARK, to Norway.
Miss Nina Jewett and Miss Hofer,
who have been spending tho summer
with Mrs. Ella Jewett Cole, returned last
week to New York.
Sam Isaacson was In Boston the 6rst
Of last week to attend the Jewish new
year celebration Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Pottle have re-
turned homo from Vermont, where they
have been doing the harvesting on their
farm.
Roger Sloan has returned from the
Poland Spring House and ID attending
tho high school.
The Universalist ladies will serve their
annual harvest dinner and supper on
Tuesday Of this week.
Samuel q. Hayden and family, after
spending the summer Ut their cottage on
the lake, have returned to Haverhill,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard 8. Maxim and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Brown made an
automobile trip of few days to Boston
the flrst OF last week.
Carl Schenk has figured more care.
fully, and decides that tho number OF
bricks In the old chimney which he
demolished was about $4,000 instead OF
the smaller number previously stated.
A four.generation party, travelling BY
automobile, have been guests OF George
and Miss Della Noyes. They are Robert
Whittle, his daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kimball, and his grand
daughter and great-grandson, Mrs. John
Minor and SON Robert, Of Summit, N. j..
Mr.. Whittle, who 10 IS years of age. is q
native of Greenwood. In early life be
lived for some years In Norway, later
went to Boston and engaged In the milk
OubIu0bcS ~ WAiSo ~ SS1ss1~Sse
about two years ago he retired and went
to New Jersey to live with bis daughter.
Miss Harriet Cragin has returned to
Rockland, Mass, where she has been
engaged in teaching for the past i've
years.
A cement walk IL taking the place Of
the former bricks In front Of Odd Fell
lows Block.
Miss Mildred Noyes 10 attending the
Tilton, N. a., Seminary.
Simeon Hartman IL janitor at the
high school building and truant officer.
The home department workers OF the
N. e. Sunday School will meet with Mrs.
Ella Knightly Wednesday afternoon at
2:S0. The review Of the September les.
SONS will DO taken up.
The Oxford County Sunday Sohoo
Association meets 10 the Norway Univer-
sslist church Tuesday Of this week, the
25th, for one day session.
For bsby's Group, whites daily cuts and
bruises, mammals sore throat, Grandma's lame.
| ness-Or. Thomas Eclectic Oil-the household
4 rounadv 4nn and 60o.