Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-04-15
NORWAY.

Miss Hildreth E. Robertson Of Range
ley began work as teacher OF history In
Norway High School at the opening OF
the spring term last week. Miss Robert
son 10 q graduate of Bates College In the
class of 1917. She takes ovUr the work
formerly done BY the two part-time
teachers, Mrs. Janette Pratt and Miss
Mary F. Dresser.
At the annual meeting Of the Norway
Fish and Game Association, IL Was voted
to remit the dues for this year, there
being now good sum In the treasury.
Officers elected are:
Pres.-Albert j. stearns.
Vice. Pres.-Clarence n. Smith.
c..Treas.-F. Robert Seavey.
EI. Comm. W. Sampson, William L. Libby,
j. Waldo Nash.
DR.. Edwin Gehring of Portland was
here Wednesday evening, in consultation
with local physicians In the case Of Mrs.
Ernest B. Jackson, who Is critically III
with pneumonia and complications.
Mrs. Hattie Adams has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital,
where she underwent surgical opera
ton, to the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. T. Croker.
The Royal Neighbors Of America here
will entertain the Bridgton lodge Mon
day evening, the 21st, and q fine time lie
being planned.
James Pledge is seriously Ill with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Annie Sampson was called to
East Fryeburg Wednesday by the death
of her father, John Robinson, at the age
of "a years.
1t is reported that Arthur Morris, who
was recently discharged at Camp Devens
with first. class cooks certificate, has
re-enlisted in the same capacity.
DR.. r. E. Drake and nephew, George
W. Knight, of Manchester, Mass, were
here for a short time the first OF las;
week, DR.. Drake being called here on
business. DR.. Drake and family will
return here the last OF this month, and
the doctor will resume the practice of
dentistry. =
On account of i'll health, Miss Bessie
York has given up her position az tail
Dress for Noyes & Pike, after twenty.
four years of work for the concern.
Louis George of Biddeford has been
secured as tailor.
The mems class in the Congregational
Sunday School has received it's charter
as an organized class. 1t Is known as
the Rideout Glass, in memory OF Rev.
B. s. Rideout, many years pastor OF the
church.
The ladies of the UniversalIst church
will serve q dinner at Concert Hall
Thursday from II :45 to LIS. Thursday
evening will be held the annual roll call
of the church.
The recently installed officers of Nor
way Lodge, Loyal Order Of Moose, are
as follows:
Past Dictator-E. 8. Cannon.
Dictator-Arthur II. WEIGH.
Vice. Dict.-Arthur Cannon.
Prelate-Dan Dullea.
Treas.-A. L. Curtis
Trustee-Richard Bryant.
Sergt. at Arms-Lewis Buswel.
Inner Guard-Herbert Hopkins.
Outer Guard-T. Edward Mckay.
The secretary. Asaph Richardson, will conduct
the affairs OF his office another year.
The annual supper and roll call of Mt.
Hope Rsbekah Lodge will be held
Wednesday evening, April 16. Follow
ing the roll call there will be q program
of musical numbers and q pantomime
"The Donation Party"
jonathan Holmes is with bis daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth SWEET.
Archie T. Perry has returned from
Berlin, where be has been employed for
the past few months, and will work for
Walter Cullinan 10 the wood yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins are
moving into the Watson house on Main
Street, where they are going to keeping
house.
A community union Sunday School
has been organized by the Millettville
and Crockett Ridge people, which holds
it's sessions at the homes of the members.
DR.. and Mrs. I. K. Moorhouse left
Thursday for Beaumont, Texas, where
they are to settle. DR.. Moorhouse came
to Norway about three years ago to en-.
gage in the practice of osteopathy, and
has bad q good practice In this and
neigh boring towns. DR.. and Mrs. Moor
house have also been prominent In viii
lage and social activities, and will be
much missed. They have family connec'
tons in Texas where they are going.
Miss Ruth N. Bean, q graduate of Nor.
way High School and of Bates College,
1916, will sail for France the last OF this
month to engage in canteen work.
Maurice L. Russell of Cambridge,
Mass, has been spending few days In
town, called by the death Of his father,
Perry Russell.
VILLAGE CORPORATION MEETING.
There was large attendance but no
special excitement at the annual meeting
Of the Norway Village Corporation In
the Opera House Tuesday evening. The
following officers were elected without
contest by light vote, all except the
moderator on one ticket:
Moderator-Henry B. Foster.
Assessors-George +. Hathaway, Robert +.
Biekford, Frank j. WithaM.
Treasurer-Eugene N. SWEET.
Collector-Eugene G. Libby.
Chief Engineer-T Putnam Richardson.
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