Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-25
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/ NORWAY
| Charles r. Lowe Of West Bedford,
Mass, died Sunday morning, the 10th,
at the home OF Virgil Dunn In the
Yagger neighborhood. Mrs. Lowe 10
sister Of Mr.. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe came about two weeks before his
death planning to spend the summer Ut
Mr.. Dunn's II he was comfortable there.
Death was due to cancer. he WAS Sc
years Of age and ID survived by bis wife.
Burial was In the Chapel cemetery.
Only y Republicans and 50 Democrats
got out to vote In the primaries last
monday In Norway.
A superintendent's Office ID being
finished of In the high school building
on the first floor ct the left Of the main
entrance.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Payson McAllister
gave farewell party ut their homo on
Cottage Street last Monday evening to
Arthur L. Cannon who goes to Camp
Devens this week. About sixty guests
we're present. Ice cream and fruit were
served.
Charles G. Verenis, the fruit peddler,
is to open the Walter Luck & Son store
a. fruit and vegetable market.
Miss Ella Clark, who teaches In Wind
ham, IL here for the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram CLARK.
Richard e. Clement, who has resigned
his position a. superintendent of schools
at Elizabeth, N. j.. will enter the pri-
maries this fall for nomination as
representative to congress.
About twenty five attended the annual
picnic of the Browning Reading Club
held with Mrs. E. 81. Hutchins at Cedar
brook Farm Wednesday. A picnic din.
ner was eaten from tables arranged
about the lawn, and the day was enjoy
able even though phenomenally cool for
June.
Horace Cleveland has bought the
Ernest Peace farm on Scribner Hill,
Otisfleld, and is moving his goods there.
he will continue shoemsking for the
present.
The Little Pennesseewass Camp
Fire Girls, with Mrs. Eisenwinter a.
chaperone, are at the Ridlon cottage for
ten days. camping trip.
Eugene A. Descoteau of the Medical
Department, 67th Pioneer Infantry, who
has recently spent fifteen days. leave
with his parents, was presented with q
wrist watch and an electric fan before
his return. The presentation was made
at farewell party given him at Fred 81.
Cummings' cottage on the lake.
Miss Ruth Cummings is at home for
the summer from the school where she
10 studying music In Boston.
Mrs. Sabrina Lasselle and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth o. Lssselle, have gone to
their farm at Norway Lake for the sum.
mer.
The residents of Ward Eight are max
improvements in the triangle there,
which will include grading and new
turf for the plot, surrounded BY an iron
pipe fence set In cement posts.
Arthur Cannon has been visiting In
Lynn, Mass, during the past week.
Mrs. Florence Anderson and son John
have gone to Portland. where Mrs.
Anderson will be resident nurse at DR..
Wescott's and John will also be employ
ed at the same place.
Frank L. Jewell Is so he gets about
the street with only the aid Of q cane,
and Is able to 60 fishing and land Q good
catch of pickerel.
Mrs. william G. Leavitt Ia visiting her
sisters in Boston.
Miss Mildred Noyes, who has been at
tending Tilton Seminary at Tilton, N.
H., returned home Wednesday evening,
and will keep house for her father,
Frank q. Noyes, during the summer
Miss Aura Cook from the Lawrence
General Hospital, Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting her father, Frank j. Cook.
A party which includes Sub.master
Albert G. Parker OF the high school,
Lloyd Fletcher, Roland Andrews,
Charles F. Cummings, and Edward
McC ormack, are at the E. s. Cummings
cottage at Bemis for two weeks, going
last Monday.
Miss Kate Ward is spending vacation
of two weeks with relatives In Massachu-
sets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Howe are
spending few weeks with Mrs. Howe's
parents in Whitef1eld, N. b.
DeRue Bros Ideal Minstrels put on q
good show to good house Wednesday
evening at the Opera House.
The young ladies are preparing an
operetta, 1.-THE Lost Necklace" which
will be staged a. Red Cross benefit.
Miss Marjorie Barker, who played In It
while in college, is In charge.
Mrs. G. 8. Akers lie taking vacation
from her work as assistant in the post
Office until July LIST, and Philip r. Stone
is taking her place.
Mrs. Frank e. Beck of Norway with
Capt. and Mrs. Moses P. Stiles Of Port.
land attended commencement ct
Harvard last week. Richard Jordan
Stiles, son Of Capt. and Mrs. Stiles, was
one OF the graduates. The Stiles family
were for many years residents Of Nor
way, and Richard was the valedictorian
OF the Norway High School class Of 1914.
Miss Marguerite Lougee has accepted
q position teaching at the Maine Central
Institute during the coming school year.
Miss Marion Lougee has an offer at the
same place, which she has not yet
accepted.
Ernest Descoteau Is the new night
operator at the telephone exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. barry Goodwin are at
Poplar Hotel, Newry, where they will
have charge during the summer.
James Pledge has sold his meat bust
ness on Winter Street to T. Thayer Of
South Paris. Walter Luck, who has
been driving the delivery team, continues
for Mr.. Thayer.
The annual sermon before the Knights
of Pythias was delivered Sunday after |
noon by Rev. NJ. o. Bsitzer at the Con- |
gregational church.
Miss Esther Pike, who ia taking . |
course in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.
Y, is at home for the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Pike.
From Murray Bigelow.
A card recently received by Walter P.