Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-11-11
NORWAY,

Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hutchins were !
Boston several days last week.
Mrs. Cora E. Twitchell has gone Z
Dixfield, where she will spend sewers
weeks with her brother and wife, Nj
and Mrs. Thomas WEIGH.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., was home fron
Bowdoln College several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Arba Wentzell and Sol
of Addison were recent guests OF Nj
and Mrs. Charles Wentzell.
| Jack Leonard, who has been In HaveE
hill. Mass, for some time, has returne'
to Norway.
Arson Millett went to the Contra
Maine General Hospital, Lewiston, las
week for the removal OF his appendix.
l Miss Mildred Noyes spent several day
last week with friends In Berlin, N. b.
| Wardswortb Spring, Roy and Leo
Lapham are on two weeks hunting
trip In South Rangeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a.. Fogg wer
taken to the Fairfield Sanatorium las
week for tubercular treatment. Thei
four children have found homes II
private families in Richmond.
Gordon Noyes was at home on Q hv
days. furlough from Camp Devens las
week.
Private Leon Curtis of Fort Andrews
Boston, was home on furlough las
week.
Rev. A. B. Hervey of Bath was re
cent guest of Judge and Mrs. William F
Jones.
William Glover was called to Thorne'
Corner Monday by the sudden death O.
his father, Thomas Glover. The eide
Glover had worked during the day abou
the stable of DR.. Charles z. Donnell
He had done the chores and gone int
the house, complaining Of feeling sick
He sat down and DR.. Donnell going alonl
to speak to him found him dead.
Mrs. Isabelle Noyes spent several day
last week with the family Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. L. Thomas in Welchville.
Ferdinand Swan and Cleve Goodwin
have gone to Andover Surplus on a two
weeks hunting trip.
Mrs. Florence Anderson has bought
the S. q. Millett stand on Pixies Hill
The fields which adjoin the Arthur Rob
bins farm have been bought by him.
| Bion Pike has bought out the othel
heirs of the estate of his father, the late
Frank T. Pike, and will remain on The
farm.
Mrs. Arthur Hill of Gray spent las
week with her mother, Mrs. j. Waldo
Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanton were II
Portland several days last week.
The Red Cross drive took place last
week in charge of Robert F. Bickford
who has corps of assistants. Norway's
quota was $3.50.
Chester Flint has moved from Pixies
Hill to the farm recently bought bv him
In Norway Center, known as the Foster
place.
Daniel Mills has moved from the Ysg'
ger District to the Frank Cannon farm
on Pixies Hill, which he has recently
bought.
Miss Susie Bradbury visited Miss Ruth
Boothby in Portland last week.
Mrs. Emma Swan has gone to Port.
land. Her mother, Mrs. Sarah j. Chap.
man, in that city, suffered shock Tues
day of last week, one side being complete
~ paraly zed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Abbott were In
Portland last week, guests Of James
Dyer.
A delegation from Norway Grange in.
Guiding Worthy Master and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. u. s. G. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Knightly, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Delano, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard D. Smith
and Mrs. Mary Oxnard attended Pomona
Granpe at HarrisOn TuesdaV
Mrs. Phoebe L. Sampson, who has
been In Norway several weeks, has re-
turned to her home in Canton. She was
accompanied by her son, Guy Sampson.
Frank HARDWOOD with crew OF men Ia
pressing hay for people in town and
Greenwood.
Mrs. Frank DeCoster was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. 2. F. Durkee, a day or
two the first of last week In Bethel.
Mrs. C. R. Rice visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bartlett, of Bethel for
two days last week.
Miss Made Hazelton OF Albany was In
town few days last week.
Pennessewassee Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias, enjoyed dance after their reg
ular lodge session Thursday evening.
The Pythian Sisters were invited and
also invited to bring plate OF refresh
ments. The proceeds OF the evening
went to swell the piano fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Cummings
entertained q party of fifteen at Dr.
Harry P. Jones' cottage on the Lakeside
to a game supper Monday evening.
Michael Carter, of West Paris, was II
town Tuesday.
The Browning Reading Club met Mon
dsv with Mrs. Jennie Foster.
Mrs. John Swain spent several days In
Portland last week.
Winifred Thaxter Denison, who was
killed in the New York Subway last
week was nephew of Mrs. Charles G
Blake.
Herman L. Horne has been appointed
BY Governor Carl E. Milliken rs q repre-
sentative of the State OF Maine at the
convention of Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association which meets in Charles
ton, s. c., to-day Monday.
Hugh Pendexter's book Daughter Of
the Wolf" appeared on the screen at the
Rex Theatre last week.
On com plant of G. P. Gray, of Fryeburg
chief game warden of Oxford County, the
following respondents appeared before
the Norway Municipal Court last week
in charge of Deputy Game Warden G. e
Andrews of North Lowell, F. NJ. Parker
E. 81. Rose, L. G. Goodwin, of Leeds, A
G. Pratt, Turner, and G. A. Gowen, Of
Waterford. The charge against them
was hunting game Sunday, which IL
closed time. All pleaded guilty, and
each was fined $40 and costs amounting
to 1915. They settled and were dis
charged.
History of Maine, No. 2, will be taken
up at the next meeting OF the Barton
Reading Club which will be held Thurs
day afternoon at Mrs. w. F. Jones'.
Harry Rust Post, W. R. c., No. 45
passed their annual inspection Thursday
evening. Deputy Junior Vice Presiden,
Lena NJ. Day, of Gorham, was inspecting
officer. Mrs. Tena Bennett had charge
of the buffet lunch.
Charles Wood has gone to Rumford.
Clarence L. Briggs is hunting deer II
Albany.
Doris Foster has gone to BrocktoD
Mass.
Harriet M. Taylor went to Somervillt
last week to attend the wedding of hel
niece. Grace A. Taylor, to Oliver W
Farris, which took place Thursday even
ing.
Marion Gibson entertained the mem
bers of her Sunday School class at TIT
yestry of the Methodist Church Wednes
day evening, eating q picnic supper b!