Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09
NORWAY.

! Tho Sunday School and Christia,
Endeavor of the Baptist church NEE
regularly - usual, though the pastor u
taking bic vacation, and there 70 n
preaching service for the month OF July
George L. Sanborn has moved bill
goods into his new house son Mali
Street-sn aladdin bungalow"-ant
the home will soon be ready for occu
pancy.
Samuel Klain, who was at homo on |
furlough for agricultural work through
May and June, has returned to For
Levett, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bicknell and sol
Lester Of Everett, Mass, have beel
spending the past week with Mrs. E. j
Bioknell OF Paris Street.
Miss Doris Longley 10 engaged - {
clerk In the store Of Brown, Buck d Co
Miss Elva Perry 10 ct the POLAND
/ Spring House a. waitress.
e. W. Stearns of West Range, N. a..
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. N. L
Dwinal. Mrs. Mary Stearns, who spen
the winter with her daughter, Mrs
Dwinal, returns home with him for th'
summer.
Miss Evelyn Stevens, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Eden Stevens of Brown Street
went to the Central Maine General Hos
pital at Lewiston Wednesday, for surgi
cal treatment for an arm which has beer
stiffened by rheumatism.
Miss Mildred Seitz, who Is at the Sum
NIT Spring Hotel in Harrison with bel
mother, Mrs. D. G. Seitz, was here for 9
short time the first Of last week. They
came from New York to the Summit
about two weeks since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert j. Stearns and
Mrs. Ellen r. Stearns, and Mr.. and Mrs
James N. Favor and three children went
last week to Camp Stearns, Lake Kezar
Lowell. Mr.. Stearps and Mr.. Favor
spent the Fourth and the week-ends with
them, and Mrs. Ellen Stearns will re-
main at Lowell for the summer. Mrs
Carl Stone 10 expected from indianapolis
the middle of this month to stay the
rest of the summer. Other Norway PEG.
pie who were at the camp on the Fourth
made . party of twenty-four who took
dinner there.
Albert A. Towne and family of Ash.
land, Mass, were called to Mr.. Towne'i
home in the Yagger neighborhood last
week by the serious illness of bis father,
Frank P. Towne, who died on Friday.
An sll.day meeting OF the Universalis,
Sewing Circle was held at the home Of
Mrs. Annie Beck Friday, with q picnic
lunch at noon. Twenty-Five were pres
emit at the lunch.
Carl Stearps, who had been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s.
Stearns, volunteered for service as q
mechanic, and went the first of last week
to Boston for the training course in gas
engine work.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred e. Stafford of New
York are occupying Harry A. Packard's
camp at Little Pennesseewassee Lake for
July and August.
Francis Andrews, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. r. Andrews, has completed the avia.
ton course at Cornell, with high mark,
and has been assigned TO the Southern
Field, Americas, Ca, for practice work.
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, held Its
last meeting until September last Tues
day evening.
The concrete foundation for the dyna.
mo house adjoining the power plant Of
the Oxford Electric Co. at the Falls is
completed. and Albert Descoteau will
start on the brick work when he COM
pletes the job on which he is now work.
ing for the C. B. Cummings & Sons Co.
at Bemis.
Miss Maud Ellen Pike is With her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. r. Pike, for the
summer. Miss Pike has been for three
years at the head of the musical depart.
ment at Brevard Institute, Brevard, 8.
c.. and is engaged for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stimson and young
son of Conway, N. H., are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Stims0n of
Tucker Street.
Miss Bertha Sessions will remain for
the summer In the express Office instead
of attending business college as planned.
Hugh Bethel, who was sent home
from Camp Devens some weeks since to
recover from an attack OF acute indiges-
ton, has resumed his former position In
the office of the Novelty Turning Co. nm
I'll called back into the service. he is
improving, and expects to 60 back to
camp by fall.
Mrs. Everett Terhune and two sons
and maid came Monday to spend the
summer at their cottage, "The King
fisher" at the lake.
The Methodist Sunday School had its
picnic at Gibson's Grove on the Fourth.
E. E. Tucker of Mechanic Falls ID
assisting Leroy Spiller, the undertaken,
during the summer, Lewis W. Fogg,
who has been with him for nearly two
years, having been called into the service.
Lloyd Fletcher 10 employed In the
store Of Brown, Buck & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winslow Of Au-
burn have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Curtis at the cottage Of Miss
Eupice w. Fobes on the lake.
Walter II. Pride has moved into the
Olive Woodsum house on Main Street,
which he recently purchased.
G.. Ralph Hartman is having Q two
weeks' vacation from the drug store Of
F. P. Stone. Last week he organized q
fishing party which spent several days
in trip to Newry, including Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Ralph Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Packard, Leslie Gibson and Miss
Marion Gibson.
Mrs. Alice Marston has gone to Tops
ham to spend q few weeks with her
niece, Mrs. Norman MacKinnon Of New
York, who Is spending the summer at
her old homo.
Fred F. Philbrook, who was killed by
accident In the work sheds OF the gran
tie company at Redstone, N. H., few
days since, was former resident OF
Norway, and was we'll known here. he
married Miss Carrie I. Swift, sister OF
Mrs. Sumner Parker. He was 81 years
of age, and bad worked for the granite
company thirty years to day at the
time of his death. He was Q native OF
Brownfeld. A wife and seven children
survive.
Perry Russell, who has been ct the
soldiers home at Togus since last fall,
is now stopping with DR.. z. G. Walker
of Oxford Park.
Roland Mixer, who has been visiting
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Z.
Mixer, for . few days, has enlisted In
the Marine Corps, and left Friday morn.
ing for Boston, whence he expects to be
sent somewhere south.
The Fuel Meeting.
Interest In the fuel situation was
shown by the presence OF seventy-two
citizens Of the place at the fuel meeting
held in Corporation Hall last Monday
evening. Alton G. Wheeler, the local
snaI admiuiatrator. presidod 0t the meet