Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-04-09

NORWAY.
| Wednesday afternoon demonstration
Ion food conservation and the nee o.
/ wheat substitutes was given Ut Concer
Hall By Miss Lucy 3. Jones from thu
University OF Maine. She not only
mixed but baked the food on the stage
and passed It ont for ssmpling. and chi
had an interested audience.
Tho following arc the officers Of OK
ford Council, B. and 8. n, recently In
stalled:
T.I.M-Raymond b. Eastman.
D. MzArthur v. Barker.
p. G. W.-Arthur ". Easton.
Treas.-H. d. Smith.
Rec.-Ernest ]. Record.
o. G.-yohp W. Lasselle.
C.C.-Walter p. Culhnau.
etewArd-W. 8. CordWon.
senk-0eo. 7. Eastman.
| At the meeting Of Abigail Whitman
Chapter, D. A. R., Wednesday evening
tho nominating committee reported the
following officers names for the coming
year:
Resent-Mrs. Georgia n. Andrews.
Vice Regont-H1. Evils ]. Cook.
sec.-Mn. Hattie 9. Brown.
Treas.-Aargaret A. Baker.
Histor:an-aeneyieye Ba,fer.
ReRistrsr-Mrs. Doris +. Morrill,.
Judge W. r. Jones and Frank Kimball
left wednesday afternoon on trip "a
far south % Virginia, and possibly to st.
Augustine, Fla. They expect to be
gone about two weeks.
It 10 said that the Standard Film Co.
Of New York 10 NO more, and that some
of its officers are under arrest for swind.
Hing. Two representatives of this con-
Germ worked Norway last fall, and got
into trouble by not having license. but
the matter was arranged. However, 1t
Ii understood that they sold consider
able stock here, the value Of which ID
now represented by cipher.
Arthur a. Morgan and Raymond b
Eastman have been drawn ~ Jurors foE
the May term OF court ct Rumford.
The Sag. No-More Snowshoe Go. are
to enlarge their business. They have
leased the Haggett building on Cottage
Street, are buying . large quantity OF
white ash, and expect to make several
thousand pairs this season. H. b. Hos.
NOR Ia the leading spirit, assisted by his
father and brothers.
Miss Agnes Sanborn OF Newton, Mass,
10 the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G.
Winslow.
The Hosmer Brothers have leased the
building Of tho Auto Exchange and Sales
i ~
their tire business there.
r. Wilson Walker has purchased the
Masseck store ut the corner Of Main and
Cottage Streets, where he ID to have an
auto show room.
Joseph 2. Keazer of Colebrook, N. a.,
visited bis daughter, Mrs. VIM. G. Leav.
lit, last week. while on bis way to Boz
ton to visit his son and other relatives.
| The officers of the Norway Baptist
Christian Endeavor Society we're in.
stalled Thursday evening at the chapel.
They are as follows:
| Pres.-Lillian Judkins.
| Vice Pres.-Mrs. Eta Buck
| Rec. sec.-Mercy Millett.
Cor. Sec-Doris Longley.
| Treas.-Mary Carroll.
| OrRsnist-L0uise Thomas.
Lookout Com.-Mrs. Elmer Aldrich, Harriet
Judkins, Doris Longley.
Prayer Meeting com.-Mary Carroll Mercy
Sunday School Com.-Elmer Aldrich, Forest
Missionary Com.-Mercy Millett, Mrs. Eta
/ Buck, Rev. g. b. Newton.
War Work Com-Arnis Thomas, Celia Bren.
nan, Mabel Carroll.
Flower Com.-Graoe Cannon. Addie Long
ley, Mira Cannon.
Horace Kimball, who has been laid of
from work for some time on account Of
lame hand, went Saturday to Wor.
| cester, Mass, to visit his brother for Q
while.
Ward Eight, a. the end of the village
ut the Fails 10 colloquially known, 10 to
hang out service flag with twenty-fo
stars, including . gold one for Peter
Klain of Co. D, Second Maine, who lost
his life while doing guard duty at Saco
last summer.
Mira. Ralph G. Andrews, who has been
Ill and under the care Of trained nurse,
10 recovering rapidly.
Miss Mildred Noyes 10 spending the
ten dSy vacation Of Tilton Seminary,
Tilton, N. a., with Miss Marion Gibson.
Harold L. Woodward, formerly en-
ployed In the Advertiser office, and who
married Miss Leah Wetherbee, also .
former employe Of the same office, Is
now running . printing establishment
for himself, which he recently purchased,
at Clsremont, N. 81.
Asbestos shingles will be used on the
school buildings, and Judge VIM. r.
Jones is also to put them on bis residence
on Pleasant Street.
The W. G. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
John q. Fletcher Wednesday afternoon
Of this week.
Alvin Lovejoy went to the Central
Maine General Hospital for treatment
last Monday.
Miss Ruth Cummings Is ct homo from
the Faelten School, Boston, to spend the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. B. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney A. Keene will
move about tho middle Of this month to
Bristol, N. a., where they will make
their homo with their daughter, Mrs.
Harold T. Thayer.
Miss Frances Bartlett Of Andover, for
merly OF Stoneham, the Red Gross nurse,
| is now In New York waiting to sail, or
has already sailed, for the other side, to
resume her work 20 nurse.
Miss Florence Soothorne, who 10 train
ing for nurse ut the Eye and Ear In
Urinary ut Portland, and will graduate
about the middle of this month, is
expected to return to Norway.
Norway High School will have . base
ball team this year. David Klain 10 cap
tain and Arthur Descoteau manager.
E. B. Parker, who has been running
the Harvey livery stable for the past few
weeks, has closed up the business and
gone to Mechanic Falls, whore he will
Be employed BY Mr.. Harvey in bis auto
and sales business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Croker and Miss
Eleanor Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| e. r, Smith, have recovered from their
severe illness 30 % 10 dispense with their
trained nurses.
The Browning Reading Club meets
this Monday evening with Mrs. Lena
French. Roll call, current events. "Bil-
lly Baxter's Letters" will be read by Mrs.
Bertha Evirs, and Letters from an Irish
Washerwoman" BY Mrs. Maggie Libby.
Miss Katherine Jones 10 at homo from
Bates College. for the Easter vacation
with her parents, Judge and Mrs. VIM.
F. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aver will have
charge of the town farm again for the
coming year.
Mrs. Dennis Pike has returned home