Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-23

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| O.C.-Roland B. Hussey.
V.C.-Forest d. Thurseon.
| P,-Donald B. Partridge.
| M. Of W.-Charles 81. Billings.
| x. Of B. and S.-EdWard J.Sharon.
n. ofF.-Frank J. Cook.
| Moi E.-Arthur e. Lewis.
| tA.-Charles b. Hunt.
/. G.-William II. D. Smith.
o. G-Rodney w. Verrill.
The Veranda Club will hold it, annual
Children's Day picnic on the lawn Of the
home of Mrs. Maggie Dyer on Wednes
day, July "a. The next meeting OF thu
club will be with Mrs. Susan Vented on
Danforth Street, Thursday evening, thu
25th.
Mrs. Ella Jewett Cole has ~ guests
for the summer Miss e. j. H0fer, Miss
J. NJ. Williams, Miss Nina 8. Jewett and
maid, from New York.
Mrs. Jennie Walker and Mrs. w. T.
Drew of Colebrook, N. a., were guests
at q. z. Gibson's for Q few days last
week.
Mrs. Harley True OF Bath while visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. George Robertson,
was taken suddenly III and removed i'm.
mediately to the Central Maine General
Hospital, where she was operated on for
appendicitis. She IL now improving.
Elizabeth Crockett Blake Tent, Daugh-
ters of Veterans, has suspended its
meetings for the summer, until the
fourth Friday In August.
Frank B. Coffin of Gilead was before
the Norway Municipal Court Monday,
charged with operating an automobile
while intoxicated. He was found guilty
and fined $500 and costs by Judge
william F. Jones. He paid. The com.
plant was made by q. o. Stimson,
special automobile officer.
The summer sale by the ladies OF the
Congregational church will be held on
the lawn at Mrs. James Tubbs' Wednes-
day afternoon, July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Bickford have
hired the Fred s. Brown bungalow on
lower Main Street, furnished, and are
keeping house there.
Homer Aldrich, twelve-year-old boy,
was recently hit In the back by base
ball while watching game at the fair
grounds, and was unconscious for q
while, but seemingly recovered without
Ill effects.
The Bean field, in the rear of the
Catholic church, has been leased for the
season as base ball field for the use OF
the teams connected with the Cobblers'
League of the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe
Co.
Eighteen attended q reunion of the
class of 1918, Norway High School, held
with Miss Ida Merrill at her home on
Pleasant Street Monday evening. The
reunion was hastily arranged on account
of two of the members being at home on
furlough at the same time, Alton Luck
and Napoleon King, both in the medical
department., but widely separated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wiley of Boston
have been guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Inez Cummings, on Pike Hill.
Miss Mary Bickford, who is an In.
structor In the Frances e. Willard School
In Boston, is spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Emma j. Bickford.
A number of metal ventilators have
been installed at the Carroll, Jefferson
shoe factory, to carry of the heated air
from the rooms on the top floor.
Harry L. Horne. who has been sub
master in Belfast High School, has re-
signed to become principal of Richmond
High School. With Mrs. Horne and
young son he is spending the summer In
Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sanborn and Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Leavitt and daughter
Christine returned Wednesday from q
visit at Joseph Y. Keazer's In Colebrook,
N. q. They spent FIVE days on the trip,
going by way Of Dixville Notch and re-
turning through Crawford Notch.
Mrs. F. o. Bailey of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. F. A. Danforth here.
Mrs. Lillian Swan, the nurse, is caring
for Mrs. Dora B. Greene at South Paris.
The Direct Importing Co. have opened
their store in the Cole building formerly
occupied by E. F. Bicknell. Mrs. Prince
Steward Is in charge.
Miss Tessa Thibodeau is employed In
the Office of the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe
Co. for the remainder of the summer.
Miss Della Noyes has received . card
from her nephew, Max Noyes, saying
that be is safely across.
Rev. and Mrs. b. L. Nichols attended
the outing of Methodist ministers at the
Auburn fish hatchery last Monday, 60.
ing In company with Rev. and Mrs. D.
F. Faulkner and DR.. and Mrs. G. L.
Buck of South Paris.
Miss Jennie Baker went Thursday to
Portland for weeks stay.
A. L. Hartman has gone to Portland,
where be has employment % motor
man. Mrs. Hartman and Roland Nc.
Cormack are running the business at the
Rex Theatre.
Miss Louise Seavey has been spending
q week with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl White at
Portland.
DR.. A. W. Easton left Monday, to re-
port for duty with the naval reserve at
Boston Tuesday morning.
Miss Helen B. Cole of Paris Hill has
been spending week with Miss Tessa
Thibodeau.
Aaron Yeaton of Hopedsle, Mass, 10
visiting bis mother, Mrs. Charles Yeaton.
Lester v. Ashton has hired the Gala
han cottage at the lake for the summer,
and the family are there, Mr.. Ashton 60
ing back and forth nights and mornings
with his motor boat.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., 10 at home from
the reserve officers training camp at
Plattsburgh, N. Y, on an extended fur
Tough.
Miss Dorothy Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Anne Cole Wilson OF Hartford, Ct, came
Wednesday to be the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Cole and Mrs. Charles G. Blake for few
weeks.
E. NJ. Seton, proprietor of the Seton
& Co. cash and carry grocery, started
Friday on q two months tour to the
Pacific coast. He is sales manager for
the Fred Fear Match Co. of Bloomsbury,
Pa, and New York, and makes this trip
in their interest. Mrs. Seton and Mrs.
John Sampson will carry on the store 10
his absence.
Rev. j. A. Harding OF franklin, Mass,
is spending few weeks Of his vacation
here. Mrs. Harding came some three