Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-08-27
NORWAY.
Teachers for Norway schools have
been announced a. follows:

Teachers for Norway schools hav
been announced - follows:
Principal, Hazen 3. Nevers.
Sub. Master. Maurice A. Fletcher.
English. Miss Ruth e. Brown.
Latin and history, Misc Ruth W. Sktllings.
Commercial. Mise Edith II. Knight.
Assistant In teachers course and tutor, Mn
Janet Pratt.
Assis.ant for pnclassihed subjects. Mrs. Aim
Pendexter Hayden.
ssh 9rade, Miss Mary 7, Dresser.
9Th Grade. Miss Eleanor P. Allen.
5th Grade, Miss Dora L. Farr.
4th Grade. Miss Mary L. W hittredge.
Sd Grade, Miss Tessa B. Thibodeau.
Middle Primary, Miss Elizabeth o. Lasselle.
Lower Primary, Miss Geneva 8. Allen.
Music and drawing. Miss Mary Lucia Afford
Norway Lake, Hiss Minnie Upton.
Center, Miss Dorothy Noble.
Swtft's Corner, Miss Melissa J. Twitchell.
Mobiles Corner, Miss Ora Howe.
Crockett Ridge, Miss Ruth Holsase.
Chapel, Miss Lena II. Buck.
Pierce. Miss Ruth r. Elliott.
Sodom, Mrs. Kate Delano.
At Grange Hall on Tuesday evening ,
variety shower WAS rendered Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Richardson under tn,
auspices OF the Universalist society. A
general invitation was issued and wa
accepted by the many friends of th,
family from all societies, especially tn,
Grange. The gifts were many, tht
largest number being for the dining
room and kitchen. Rev. Chester G.
Miller made the presentation speech IL
bis usual pleasing way and Hon. Albert
j. Stearns accepted the gifts for Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson, who were too much
affected to reply. A short musical pro
gram followed, consisting of instrument
tai selections on the violin and piano BY
Miss Marion Haskell and Miss Ruth
Cummings, and vocal selections by Miss
Marjorie Barker.
DR.. B. F. Bradbury will return Aug
18th from Camp Reyes, Augusta, where
be has been ten days as instructor for &
medical unit training there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Allen of Southern
Pines, N. c., are visiting Mrs. Aliens
sister, Mrs. r. A. Danforth.
Mrs. Henry B. Foster and daughter
Laurestein have returned from Bailey't
Island. where they enjoyed an outing oil
two weeks. Mrs. W. F. Jones and
daughters, who went with them, will
remain there through August.
Howard D. Smith, cashier of the Nor.
way National Bank, is spending his vaca.
ton at his daughters, Mrs. Lester
Horne's, in Fairhaven, Mass. Mrs.
Smith has been there several weeks and
will return with her husband.
Mrs. Maude Mann has been spending
few days with her husband, Harrington
Mann, at the Hebron Sanatorium.
Hazen P. Nevers, who has been elected
principal Of Norway High School, Ia
from Houlton, graduate of Bates Col
lege, and a we'll known athlete. During
the past two years he has been principal
of Gardiner High School.
Mrs. A. E. Z. Grover will remain with
Miss Minnie Libby for time.
Miss Pearl Cook is enjoying four
weeks vacst ton, and will visit friends in
Portland, Westbrook and Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Eaton of Bangor are
visiting Mrs. Eaton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sargent. Their son Sar-
gent has spent the summer with bis
grandparents.
Mrs. Sadie Conner of Lynn, Mass, is
spending week in town, the guest OF
the Misses S. B. and 2. s. Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Robert Seavey re-
turned Tuesday from an auto trip to
Boston and vicinity.
At the request of many who witnessed
the performance of"The Lost Necklace"
the management have decided to repeat
the operetta at the Opera House on
Thursday evening, Aug. 20, for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross. The operetta will
be followed by dance.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., is at the Isle OF
Springs for Q vacation of two weeks.
Dollar Day was great success. More
business than last year was the verdict
of the merchants. An extra policeman
helped to keep the streets in order, and
the National Bank kept open until 8
o'clock to receive deposits from the mer-
chants.
The q. b. Hosmer Snow Shoe Co. are
charging their business and have moved
to the Haggett building on Cottage
Street. At present the two upper floors
are utilized. The lower floor will soon
be fitted up for the wood working
department. Herbert 81. Hosmer, the
senior member and originator OF the
Hosmer shoe, and his son, Herbert Jr.,
with four helpers are working on large
orders. Their shoes have already gone
Into twenty-six states but under the new
a much larger business can
be done.
Mabel T. Osgood assisted in the
Advertiser Office during the absence OF
the stenographer, Miss Eula Bicknell,
who had a two weeks vacation.
Miss Adeline DeCoster is the stenogra-
pher at the Novelty Turning Co. during
the absence of Miss Bessie Pottle.
Mrs. Ella Ham has been, visiting in
Pennington, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Flood.
Miss Laura Parent of Lewiston was a
recent guest of Miss Frances Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Will
mington, Delaware, are the guests of
Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Hayden, at their cottage at the lake.
Harley D. True and Alvin c. Scribner
of Bath were in town Sunday. Mrs.
True is recovering from an operation for
and has left the hospital.
Mrs. Caroline Hayden Winchester OF
Manchester, Mass, has been visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. Clara Hayden
and Mrs. r. E. Drake. Mrs. Winches-
ter's son Marshall was also in town for
a short time. He 10 working in the
drafting department of the Portland ship
yard this summer but will return to his
studies at the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Packard have
received word from their nephew, Leon
Martin, Co. D, 103d Infantry, that he Ia
recovering from q bullet wound In the
leg received in the big drive of July 20.
He ia able to be about on crutches and
expects rapid recovery.
Maford Mann is spending ten days OF
his vacation from the Ridlon store at
the Ridlon cottage by the lake. His
mother, Mrs. Emma Mann, and sister,
Mrs. Jennie Kneeland, and her friend,
Miss Gertrude Allen, q yeoman at the
Navy Yard In Boston, are also at the cot
tage.
Rev. Philip Boivin left last Monday
for Louisville, KY, to attend the chap
lsins' training school. Before bis de-
parture few of his friends presented
him with fine wrist watch. 1t 10 ex.
pected that Father Quinn of Yarmouth
will officiate during Father Boivin's
absence.
Superintendent True G. Morrill, has
finished his summer course at Columoia
University and returned to Norway MOD