Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-11-04
NORWAY,

| Onutcnlu OF W0tCeUtoIs 4lbo 0oEueIu
mother was former Norway girl, Eta
Knightly.
will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs..
Doris Morrill,. Roll call, Famous Wom-
on Of America" paper on "Our Amer.
lean Foremothers" BY Mrs. Morrill,, and
the reading of "Grandmother's Shaker
Bonnet by Mrs. Gertrude Libby.
Isaac W. Abbott, IS years Of age, who
lives with bis daughter on lower Main
Street, fell In the wood shed Tuesday
and broke his hip.
Harry IsaacsoD, while returning from
Bryant's Pond about ten days ago With
bis Ford dry goods truck, after late
session of the Knights OF Pythias, fell
asleep at the wheel and landed In q
swamp, with no injury to the man and
only slight damage to the car.
Robert F. Bickford has been appointed
chairman of the Southern Oxford Red
Cross chapter.
Miss Marjorie Boswell, trained nurse,
Ia at her home here for vacation.
Mrs. George r. Howe has left the hos
pital In Hanover, N. H., and is at present
with relatives in Whitefeld. She hopes
soon to return home.
Harry Rust W. R. c. will be inspected
Thursday evening of this week by De-
psrtment Junior Vice. President Lena NJ.
Day of Gorhsm.
Mrs. Emma Mann will be the hostess
of the Barton Reading Club Thursday
afternoon of this week, when the topic
will be clvics.
The Browning Reading Club meets
with Mrs. Lena French this Monday
evening. Roll call, current events;
sketch, "Coningsby Dawson" Miss Elsie
Favor; beginning book, "Out to- VIM"
Mrs. French.
The teachers attended the state teach.
srs' convention In Portland Thursday
and Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. Hayden and
daughter have been spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. Clara Hayden.
DR.. Hayden, who Is a dentist, was for
merly in Norway for year, but for the
past sixteen years has been In Portland.
He is now to locate in Chelsea, Vt.
Mrs. Henry Bickford of East Stoneham
has purchased the Wilbur Rogers house
on Cottage Street, and the Bickfords
will move here as soon as the Rogers
family vacate.
l.. Fred Pike was in Boston several
days last week on a business trip. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Pike, who
visited her two brothers in Lowell, Mrs.
Llewellyn Cushman, who visited in Law
renee, Mrs. William N. Judkins of Elm
Hill and Mrs. Fred Hosmer, who visited
relatives.
Arthur B. Cobb, who has been clerk
in the E. B. Jackson market for about
a year and half, has closed his engage
ment there, and is to be custom
butcher on bis own account. y
The Veranda Club will have its next
meeting with Cassie Starbird Thursday
evening, Nov. 10.
Mrs. Clifford Frost has returned from
the Central Maine General Hospital at
Lewiston, where she underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis, and is making q
good recovery.
Miss Helen K. Randall of Freeport,
proprietor of the Freeport Press, was q
recent guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry e. Gibson.
Mrs. Arthur Hebbsrd Is In town after
spending the summer at her cottsge at
Old Orchard. Mr.. and Mrs. Hebbard are
at w. e. Rice's at present, but expect to
90 to California for the winter about the
first of December.
Ernest Descoteau returned Tuesday
from st. Marie's Hospital, Lewiston,
where be underwent surgical operation.
Sam Klsin ls recovering rapidly from
IN onorotion for annandicitia
Mrs. Donald Mclean of Canada is with
her sister, Mrs. John d. Fletcher, and
will make her home there for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Carroll have gone
to Fitchburg, Mass, where Mr.. Carroll
has employment.
Mrs. George P. Locke and daughter,
Miss Irene Locke, are visiting few days
in Boston, and will 60 from there to
Washington, D. c., to spend the winter
with Mr.. Locke.
Miss M. F. Libby Is on business and
pleasure trip to Boston.
Mrs. Flora Boswell is visiting and at.
tending anniversary meetings In Boston
and vicinity.
Mrs. Emma Boothby Of Limerick Is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs.. Alta j.
Sheen.
Miss Mildred Noyes has returned from
Boston, where she has been attending
school, and is with her father, Frank b.
Noyes, for a whils.
A large number of the members OF
Oxford Castle, z. G.. E., attended the
first annual district convention held at
Portland Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning, and the Crusaders degree was
conferred by Oxford Castle. The Nor.
way men made the trip, by automobile.
Mrs. John Hutchins has returned from
Gardiner after spending Q month with
the family of her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Lasselle.
Lake Temple, Pythisn Sisters, will
have q supper Tuesday evening of this
week, follow we'd by inspection by the dis
trict deputy, Mrs. Grace Starbird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald r. Swift came
the first OF last week from Richmond,
Va, to make their home for the winter
with bis mother, Mrs. Grace A. Swift,
on Paris Street. Since his discharge
from the marines last April, Mr.. Swift
has been in the employ of the American
Tobacco Co., and will return there In the
spring after repairs are completed on the
warehouses where he was employed.
Miss Florence Scothorne has govern
ment position az nurse at Fort Bay ard,
New Mexico, and started for that place
Tuesday morning.
Hosea A. Curtis was taken to the Gen.
trail Maine General Hospital on the early
train Thursday morning for an operation
for appendicitis, an immediate operation
being necessary.
Miss Myrtle Scotborne has returned
from Whitefield, N. a., where she has
been employed as waitress during the
summer, and has gone to Boston for q
position.
Alfred G. Monk has so far recovered
from his illness az to resume work at bis
trade "a carpenter.
Vivian W. Hills Is quite III, and is I'M
der the care of q trained nurse.
George Gilman Cordwell, who has
lived for some years with his daughter,
Mrs. Whitmap, on Elm Street, died
about O'Clock Monday morning, at the
age OF SO years.