Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-18
NORWAY.

Mrs. Edward Z. EisenWinter and two
children Of Waterbury, CT, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Everett =.
Bioknsll, for few weeks.
Donald Bartlett, SON OF Dr.. and 4rs.
81. L. Bartlett, has finished bic course In
the dental college at Louisville, KY,
and returned homo. He expects to enter
the service soon.
Mis- Mildred Curtis has returned
from Houltop, where she has boon In
structor In domestic science In the high
school.
The store front In the store occupied
for many years by Z. r. Bicknef has
been taken out, and . large plate glass
window and now door will be put In
before tho store 10 occupied By the
Direct Importing Go.
George Gum Of Dauvers, Mass. and .
party from Massachusetts, arrived here
Saturday, and are ut Camp Cinnamon
for . few days.
At the June meeting Of Oxford
Chapter, Eastern Star, Tuesday evening,
supper was served previous to the
meeting, and seven candidates took the
degrees at the meeting. There was .
large attendance. The chapter will take
It's usual summer vacation. with no more
meetings until September.
A number from the Norway church
attended the session of the Oxford
County Association of Congregational
Churches at Andover last Tuesday and
Wednesday, including Rev. and Mrs. N.
| o. Baltzer, Mrs. George W. Holmes,
Mrs. q. L. Horne, Mrs. d. L. Bartlett,
Mrs. Horace Oxnsrd, Mrs. Ellen r.
Stearns, Mrs. A. ]. Stearns. Z. N. SWEET
and Douald Bartlett.
A service flag with twelve stars has
been presented to the Baptist church by
the Sunday School.
Officers of the Baptist Sunday School
have been elected 40 follows:
Supt-Mercy e. Millett.
Asst. Supt-Hattie Judkins.
Sec- Treas.-Elmer Aldrich.
Lib-Mabel Carroll.
Organist-Louise Thomas.
Minola Aldrich.
The pupils of Miss Pearl F. Cook will
give q public recital at Grange Hall
Thursday evening for the benefit OF the
Red Cross.
A surprise farewell party was given
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Brown at their
home on Main Street Tuesday evening
BY the Young Married Ladies' Whist
Club, their husbands and friends.
Twenty-Five were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown closed their home Thursday and
went to Portland, where Mr.. Brown will
be buyer for the Thomas Smiley stores.
He retains his interest in Brown, Buck
& Co. at Norway, and will be here one
day each week.
Mrs. John E. Downing and children OF
Livingston, Montana, are guests OF Mr..
Downing's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. b..
Downing, and plan to spend the summer
In the East. $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. sanborn, with
Walter G. Smith as chauffeur, are at
Greenleaf's camps at Sugar Island,
Moosehead Lake, for . few weeks.
Mrs. Harriet Twombly has gone to
South Paris, where she will have .
home with Mrs. Waterhouae.
Mrs. Elizabeth MoCreery and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth McCreery.
who has been supervisor of music In the
Norway schools, left Wednesday for
fQll8U6ipuld, WuoE0 IuOy wiz w Neese6
the summer, Miss McCreery taking
course in summer school there. She
has position % supervisor OF music
and drawing In the schools ut Canton,
Pa, at the opening Of the fall term.
Mrs. Prince Steward has the position
of manager for the Direct Importing
Co., which 10 to open store here. Mrs.
Steward, who has been librarian at the
public library, has resigned, and Miss
Helen Holmes will take her place.
s. Verenis IL closing out the Norway
Fruit Store and has sent bis household
goods to Bath. He operates Q chain OF
fruit stores. but dropped this one, as the
draft reduced his help.
The Browning Reading Club will hold
their annual picnic at Cedar Brook Farm
with Mrs. June Hutchins June 10, II
pleasant.
Friday evening was Past Zig Priests
night at Oxford Chapter, when at q
special meeting the Royal Arch degree
was worked by the Past High Priests as
follows:
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