Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-01-14
NORWAY.

George G. Merrill OF Bath was In towr
few days last week.
A. F. Bsrtlets was In Upton few day
last week.
Capt. j. Waldo Nash received gold
mounted fountain pen one day last week
from the box making department of the
Carroll, Jefferson Shoe Co. This was In
tended for q Christmas gift, but was
delayed.
Frank L. Pike of Auburn spent Wed
nesday with his sister, Mrs. Walter W
Pennington.
Mrs. Harry v. Cole spent last week In
Portland.
Private Shirley Milliksn spent a sl1
days. furlough from Camp Devens with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mill
ken, last week.
The sales of war savings stamps at the
Norway post Office amounted to more
than CSC, 000-quots, $46, 900.
Fred Russell has been discharged from
the service, and arrived In Norway last
week from the aviation field at Lake
Charles, La.
Frank Jewell goes to Portland this
week to have steel body brace fitted to
him, to take the place Of the plaster
cast he has worn for the past year.
Charles e. Drew spent six-dsy fur
Tough from Camp Devens In town last
week.
Mrs. Lena P. Gray and son Richard oil
Rookland have moved to this village, and
will make their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l. Gilbert.
A meeting OF the clerks Of Norway
will be held at the municipal court room
Friday evening, to elect officers and plan
for the annual clerks ball.
Mrs. Clinton Hartman OF Arlington,
Mass, is with her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Knight.
Miss Louise seavey, who has been Wis
iting in Lynn, Mass, has returned home.
Miss Edith n. knight, instructor In the
commercial department Of the high
school, Is working In the national bank
while school lie closed.
Misses Nellie and Grace Skinner have
returned to their home in East Water
ford because of the closing OF the
schools.
The masquerade ball, which was to be
held at New Years, will take place Jan.
22d, II health conditions permit.
The Red Cross rooms will open for
sewing Jan. IA.
Word has been received OF the death
of Mrs. Almon Gunnison In Brooklyn, N.
~. Her husband, Rev. Almon Gunnison,
D. D., was at one time resident OF Nor
way, when bis father, Rev. Nathaniel
Gunpison, was pastor OF the Universalis,
church. he was pastor OF several
churches, including All Souls Church In
Brooklyn, and afterward president OF st.
Lawrence University, Canton, N. Y
Mrs. Gunnison was Ella Everest of Can
ton, n. Y.
Mrs. Ralph Flood spent last week in
| Denmark and Bridgton.
The contest which has taken place IL
Norway Grange during the past year
came to Q close with the last meeting
The members were divided into eight
divisions with captain for each division
Mira. Louise Cannon was chosen judge,
and she also attended to the scoring
The points that counted included The
literary work, payment Of dues, and the
Red Letter Day cards. The result OF the
scoring is as follows: First division, Ar
thur Buck captain, IL, 100 points; secono
division, Mrs. Annie Brown captain, 49,
22O points; fourth division, Mrs. Evs
Richardson captain, 1870 points; 6ftt
division, Miss Ruth Noble captain. IA,
0O6; sixth division, Mrs. Ella Perry cap
tain, 1905; seventh division, Miss Orr
Howe captain, 11,S45; eighth division
Mrs. Gladys Greenleaf captain, 1890
Mrs.. Ella Perry stands at the head, Mis-
Ruth Noble second, and Mrs. Gladly
Greepleaf third. Owing to tho ban or
public gatherings the date for the contes
dinner 10 not certain.
Between 80 and 40 Of tho State Hous
and Blaine Mansion forces al Augusta
have been taking influenza serum treat
m.pt, the NEGOTIATIONS having been givel
BY Major Bal F. Bradbury Of this vii
lage. The NEGOTIATIONS are given with
out charge and occasion little incon
venience. Injections are made on tire
successive DAYS, -.-