Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-16

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} stage and general decorations, Mis-
! Mildred Curtis on advertising. The cas-
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Chorus Of Grape gatherers.
II Gypsios' Chorus.
Il Boiero Dancers.
Accompanies, Miss Genevieve Barker.
DR.. Albert Thompson of philadelphia
has been spending few days Will
Capt. and Mrs. w. w. Whitmarsh.
i Mrs. Fannie Whitman Roberts o.
Wolfboro, N. H., formerly of Norway, II
reported much better from severe cast
of blood poisoning.
| Miss Dora L. Ktrwin, formerly Of
Norway, has been for the past three
months substituting % Instructor II
oral expression and English at tbt
American College In Honolulu, and hal
accepted an offer to remain there per
manently at substantial salary.
Miss Helen 8. Swan and her niece
Frances Bartlett have been spending
few days at Ocean Park.
Thomas Hayes, formerly OF Norway
died at the home OF bis daughter II
Groveton, N. H., on the 7th, at the age
Of 65 years. Mr.. Hayes lived here fol
some years and worked for O.. N. Cum
mings In the livery stable. After the
death of Mrs. Hayes some ten years ago,
Mr.. Hsyes and bis three children return.
ed to Groveton, N. H., and Mr.. Hayes
has been employed In livery stables 10
Portland. he was stricken With parsly.
els In Portland and later taken 70
Groveton where he died. The remains
were brought to Norway for burial In
Pine Grove Cemetery. He Ia survived
by three children.
Clifford W. Buck, who has been with
the saw mill unit In Scotland, after that
was disbanded enlisted In the United
States navy and IL In European waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Bickford have re-
turned from Stoneham and are with
Mrs. Emma J. Bickford at present.
DR.. Donald 8. Bartlett has recently
passed the state dental examination with
q high rank. He expects soon to be
called into the service.
DR.. Arthur w. Easton, who has en-.
listed and is subject to call, has resigned
az superintendent of the Congregational
Sunday School. He was presented with
q Swiss wrist watch as token Of esteem
by the school. Eugene N. SWEET, for
merly for years superintendent OF the
school, was again elected to the posi-
ton.
Miss Hazel E. Bicknell has returned
from Pennington, where she was en-
ployed for some weeks az milliner, and
10 In the store Of 2. L. Merchant.
Mrs. Olive P. Eastman OF Kearsarge,
N. H., IL the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. j.. Waldo Nash. Other recent
guests of Mrs. Nash were Professor and
Mrs. A. r. Curl Of Tilton, N. q.
Charles Malta of Sumner was before
Judge William r. Jones of the Norway
Municipal Court Wednesday, and paid q
fine OF $40 and costs on complaint for
running an automobile without registra-
ton. The complaint was made by
Deputy Sheriff Harry o. Stimson "a
state automobile officer.
Nineteen boys from Camp Kineo,
Harrison, were guests ut Cedarbrook
Farm for few days last week, and
made hiking trips to points In the
vicinity.
Miss Harriet Mains from Los Angeles,
Calf, il visiting her mother, Mrs. Cora
Mains, at Fled Rowe's. Mrs. Fred
Rowe, Jr., of Saco, is also guest there.
Miss Harriet Cragin of Everett, Mass,
| 10 with her mother, Mrs. Susan Cragin,
tor the summer vacation.
Mrs., Myrtle Millett Curricr Of Haver.
hill, Mass, is visiting her father, Justus
| I. Millett OF Cottage Street.
Corp. Harold W. Chandler of the
| Quartz rmaster's Corps, after spending
ten days. furlough at Bethel and Nor
wav. returned last week to Newport
News, Va.
Fave Bickford 10 here from Augusta
| to spend July with her father, Robert
| r. Bickford, and her grandmother, Mrs.
Emma Bickford.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Buck have moved
from Main Street to the homo OF Mrs.
Bucks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Alb.
bolt, on Whitman Street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott are both In poor health.
Willie Block is bell boy ct the Fabyan
House, N. a., for the simmer.
New concrete crossings have replaced
the flagstone at the Main Street end OF
Danforth and Lynn Streets.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Stearns of Hot
Springs, Ark, were here recently. They
are visiting Mr.. Stearns' brother, A. Z.
Stearns of Rumford, and other relatives
| In Lowell and elsewhere.
Sergt. Paul Hosmer OF the medical
department, stationed at Fort Levett,
has spent the past week with his parents
on furlough.
Forest Lougley Is working ct Poland
Spring for the summer.
Peter Isaacson is at the Central Maine
General Hospital at Lewiston.
Superintendent of Schools True G.
lC. Morrill, 10 attending the summer
school at the teachers college of
Columbia University, New York. This
/ IL his third summer course there. He Ia
taking special work relative to some
phases of rural school management.
George w. Horne Of Lewiston, well
known In Norway, is the composer Of
the music for the song, america, Ny
Country" which was first sung In public
on the Fourth at the All-American meet
at Lewiston. Vernon Stiles, who con.
Quoted the music at that time. spoke 10
high praise of both the words and the
music.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Percy Nevers Wednesday
afternoon of this week. Mrs. II. O.
Baltzer 10 leader, and the subject Home