Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-03-19
NORWAY

| Hubert Brooks OF the Medical De-
partment Of the army was at home for .
few days last week on furl0ugh from
Camp Wsdswofth, Spartanburg, q. O.
Homer Truman Vas twice thrown In
Iless than three-auarters Of IN hour By
John Kilonis, tho Manchestsf, n. H..
Greek, In the match ut the Norway
lOpers House Wednesday evening.
Ledger Of Norway defeated Lapham OF
Norway In tho preliminaries, and 10 the
semi. finals Nmball OF Sweden took two
falls from Lowe Of Norway.
The pulpit OF the Congregational
CHURCH was occupied Sunday morning
and evening BY Professor Wilmot B.
Mitchell Of Bowdoin College.
Miss Annie Hamlln has returned to
her work In the dfessmaking rooms
of Brown, Buck d Co., after spending
several weeks at her homo 10 Waterford.
John 81. Haselton of Portland WAS In
town Wednesday to attend the funeral
of his cousin, Mrs. David A. Jordan.
Arthur Manning has enlisted In the
aviation section OF the signal corps and
has gone to San Antonio, Texas.
Benjamin Tucker of Norway Lake
cached his s7th birthday on Monday of
last week, and on Wednesday, that be-
| ing moro convenient day, Mrs. n.
Alice Oxnard and Mrs. Cyrus 8. Tucker
went to Mr., fuckers for the day In OBJ
servsnce of the snniversary, the family
party being surprise to Mr.. Tucker.
The senior play OF the high school, to
be presented In the near future, will be
"The Colonel's Maid" Cast as follows:
Colonel Robert Rudd. Harold Anderson
Colonel Richard Byrd. Arthur bartlett
Marjorie Byrd. Ruth 9: Akers
Bob Rudd David klain
Mrs. J. John Carroll. .Adeline DeCoster
Julia Carroll. Marguerite Frost
Ned Grsydon. go nogei S Si
James BASk0n .-......:-..-.,1o8St oIVeH
Ching Ah.Ling .---hoAnd mcOos"acA
Attic Universalist Sunday School on
the 10th memorial services were held
for three members OF the school who
have recently died-Gertrude Dunn,
Cedric Goodwin and Persts Mann.
There are now more than dozen former
mem bers of the school In the United
States service, and the school 10 to have
service flag. /
The meeting of Minnehaha Group OF
Camp Fire Girls at the home OF Miss
Ethel Thompson Tuesday evening was
made the occasion OF an observance OF
the birthday of one Of the members,
Miss Bessie Klain. A lunch was served
and social hour was spent.
Miss Evelyn A. Chandler started
Thursday morning for Schenectady, N.
T., to make visits with friends in Port
land and New York city before resum.
ing her work In the Office OF the General
Electric Co.
Harold r. Truman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beverly Truman, Is years of age,
was operated on for appendicitis at st.
Marie's Hospital, Lewiston, Tuesday,
and is doing we'll. The attack was
sudden one.
EN-. SWEET entertained the young
mems GLASS of the Congregational Sun
day School at bis home Tuesday evening.
S. NJ. Harvey has gone to Mechanic
Falls, where be recently purchased a
livery business. Elmer Parker has
charge of the stable here for the rest OF
the month, when he will also 60 to the
Falls.
Mrs. Susan Cragin 10 improving some
what after suffering from sclatica tor q
number of weeks.
E. NJ. Thomas is again In his cobbler
shop after having been housed some
three weeks with asthma and bad
cold.
Mrs. Freeland Howe Is at home from
Stetson for two weeks vacation from
her teaching. -,
Prof. George A. Yeston was in Wis
casset few days last week.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Lena
French. The roll call will be current
events, and magazine readings by Mrs.
French and Mrs. Alice Danforth.
The report last week regarding the
action of the town meeting on the pro-
posed Millettville road was misleading.
The road was not accepted but the
article was passed over.