Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1917-12-04
NORWAY.

NONWAY.
Myron Paraeard has moved bis family
into Arthur Buswell's, and they will
keep house for NJ. Buswsll for tho win.
tor.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church have their annual lair on Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Ella ]. Yeaton isvisitipg her son,
Aaron 81. Yeaton Of Hopsdale. Nass.
Mr.. and Mrs.. D. w. Goodwin were In
Portland most Of last week - guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal B. Eaton and son
Sargent Of Bangor were guests last
week Of Mr.. and 4rs. Charles b. Sar-
gent.
Rev. Robert ]. Bruce, who has been pas
tor OF the Second Congregational church
for some years, - we'll .: OF the church
st Norway Center. has been called to
the pastorate of the st. Lawrence Con-
gregational church In Portland, suc.
ceedIng Rev. Clifford Snowden, D. D.
G. 8. Aasseck has closed his store
here and packed his goods. He has
recently opened q Ave and ten cent
store ct Aver, Mass, and the goods
will be taken TO that.
Mrs. Inez Cummings has returned
from Portland, where she recently under
wont surgical treatment, and Is much
improved in health.
The hour Of meeting of the teacher
training class has been changed to 4
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. at which
time 1t is in charge OF Mrs. W. r. Jones
ut Concert Hall.
The Browning Reading Club will
meet with Mrs. Grace Cushman this
Monday evening. Program will be
Current Events, each member offering
some news item OF interest.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.,
will meet wednesday evening with Mrs..
Georgia NJ. Andrews. The roll call will
be answered with Christmas greetings,
and paper on "Chrktmas Holidays In
the Revolutionary Period" will be read
by Mrs. Clara L. Luck.
Mrs. B. 8. Rideoht aud Miss Edith
Rideout of Augusta spent several days
including Thanksgiving last week with
Do tSS cfOE0uC6 nIuoOut d tuo eduo'of'uH
at Parsonef1eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason MARI have returned
from Sweden, where they spent several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Annie Schenk OF Providence, r.
l., Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Schenk, and her sister, Mrs. j. o.
Wiles, and will remain until after Christ
mas.
The windows have arrived for the new
and 1t is hoped to get the
interior work done 80 that the building
can be used about Christmas.
Fred G. Barnes cut of the tip OF his
thumb Monday morning while working
on linings in the shoe factory, but was
laid off from work only two days on
account of It.
Fred Gregg has leased his house on
Summer Street to Edward Blake, and is
the rent over his restaurant
on Main Street.
Mrs. VIM. G. Leavitt was called to
Colebrook, N. H., little more than .
week ago because OF an accident to her
father, Joseph Y. Keazer, and cousin,
Miss Maria Keazer, who we're run into
By an automobile while riding In horse |
drawn carriage. They were thrown out
and badly shaken mp, but were not
injured.
On account of Mrs. Leavitt being call
ed away, the meeting of the Browning
Reading Club which was to have been
held with her Monday evening was held
with Mrs. E. r. Bioknell.
Ralph w. e. Hunt of Portland, who
was to speak to the Y. P. G. q. at the
Universalist church on recent Sunday
evening, was unable to come on the
date announced, and will instead be here
Sunday evening, the 10th.
Among the students ct home for
were Miss Mildred Noyes
from Tilton, N. a., and Miss Thelma
Gerry from Springvale, at F. d. Noyes';
Francis r. SWEET from Tufts College
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
SWEET; Albert Bartlett from Bowdoin
with bis parents, DR.. and Mrs. d. L.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., from
With bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Pendexter; Leslie Gibson from
Bowdoin With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. E. Gibson; Miss Ruth Cummings
from the Fealten School, Boston, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. B. Cum
mings; Katherine Jones from Bates with
her parents, Judge and Mrs. W. T. Jones.
Homer Truman gave Winfred Barrett
of Michigan something of surprise In
the wrestling match at the Opera House
Tuesday evening. Barrett according tol
the terms was to throw Truman three
times within an hour or forfeit the purse.
Truman brought him down In nine min
utes, and thus ended the match accord
Ing to its terms. John Kilonis of Bos.
ton, claiming the worlds championship,
bad written challenge In for the win.
ner, which Truman accepted, and 1t lie
expected that the match will be pulled
off later. In the preliminaries Charlie
Howe of North Norway downed George
Bean of Waterford twice In seven min
utes, and Omar King of Island Pond won
two from Frank MCKINLEY Of South Paris
In 8 IL and IS IL minutes respectively.