Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-07-08
NORWAY.

miooo6 NUN -AtUDy, 1Ouib0 4uOmeCi
Doris Adams, Emogene Sanborn, Laura
Lemieux, Isma McKeen and Ethel
Thompson.
Harry Lassells has gone to Pressure
Isle, where he has position at the OAK
Art Studio for the summer.
Mrs. George Horr Is spending several
weeks at the home of her nephew,
Eugene French, at North Norway. Mrs.
French has daughter born the 2Sth.
Mrs. James N. Favor and two children,
Mary and Sam, spent the past week Al
Camp Lowell, guests of Mrs. Ellen
Stearns and Mrs. A. j. Stearns. During
their absence Henry Favor was with bis
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. Hayes,
in Oxford.
Miss Elva Perry lie at Poland Spring at
work for the season.
Miss Mabel Perry Ia at Pine Point with
the family of z. P. Webster OF Lewiston.
assisting in the care of the children.
Mrs. Sara Howe, her mother, Mrs. Ann
Brown, and niece, Miss Bertha Brown OF
Stetson, are at Mrs. Howe's home on
Pleasant Street for some weeks, coming
In their auto.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Sullivan and Miss
Harriet NJ. Taylor went last week to
New York by automobile, going to meet
Mr.. Sullivan's mother, who comes from
the state of Washington to spend the
summer here,
Arthur Descoteau has gone to boys
camp in Harrison, where he will have
employment for the summer.
Miss Emma J. Smith has gone to her
cottage on the lake, TsDglewood, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Bicknell and grand
daughter, Miss Gretchen Eisenwinter,
have gone to the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Edward Eisenwinter, at Waterbury,
CT, for several weeks.
Mrs. Walter C. Leavitt and two chill
dren of East Lynn, Mass, are guests
during July of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Fsunce.
Sargent Eaton of Bangor Is spending
tho summer with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs.. Charles n. Sargent.
Mrs. Jennie Young and Miss Gertrude
Gardner have gone to their cottage on
Pike Hill for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Moore and daughter have been
with them for short stay.
Miss Elizabeth o. Lasselle has gone to
her farm above Norway Lake for the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Bisbee went Monday to
the state sanatorium at Fairfield 1or
treatment.
Mrs. George w. Devipe and daughter
of West Paris are with her father, hos.
we'll Frost, on Frost Hill, for several
weeks.
Vivian W. Hills, who has conducted 3
jewelry and optical establishment for
the past thirty-three years, has retired
from the jewelry and watch portion OF
the business. This is taken by Bert l..
Hutchins, who took possession July 1st.
Mr.. Hutchins entered the employ OF Mr..
Hills as an apprentice ten years ago, and
has ever since been with him. Mr.. Hills
will continue the optical line, and will
continue at the old stand.
Gideon Morrisetts, who has recently
been discharged from the amy, has come
to the home of his brother, Adelard Nor
risetts, and proposes to remain here per-
msnently.
The Lydia A. Porter two residences,
corner Pleasant and Crescent Streets,
has been sold to G. A. Wyman OF
Woburn, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Bruce of Albany, who is
spending the summer with the family OF
her son, Rev. R. j. Bruce, in Portland,
is in town for visit.
Mrs. Susan Cragin returned Monday
night from an auto trip to Rockland,
Mass, where she went with her son, Dr.
Charles L. Cragin. Her daughter, MISS
Harriet Cragin, came with her mother
for her vacation.
Superintendent True c. Morrill, has
gone to Columbia University, New YORK
city, for his fourth and last summers
work at the teachers college. He will
receive the degree of Master OF Arts IN
Educational Administration this sum-
mer.
Mrs. Frank q. Noyss is at st. Barna'
has Hospital, Portland, where she has
undergone serious operation.
Miss Virginia Mixer Is at home from
Bates College for the summer vacation.
The dawning of national prohioition
was characterized by some record se'z-
ures of liquor at this place. Deputy
Sheriff Stimson the first of the week
made two big hauls, at the railroad sta
ton here. On Monday he took eight
cases making 90 quarts of whiskey. On
Wednesday he grabbed another lot, this
one containing "a quarts of gin, "a quarts
of wine, and IL quarts of whiskey. BOTH
shipments were consigned to Harry U.
Arnold, at some number on William
Street, Stoneham, Maine. 1t is possible
that mistake was made in the labels,
and that the stuff was intended for some
other place. At any rate, the sheriff
now has the stuff. =,
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles D. Herrick of North Nor
way that their son, Carroll g. Herrick,
who was reported killed in action In
France OCT. 6, 1918, is living. he was
found In Q hos pital in northern France
under treatment for wounds about the
head. he is said to be now on the way
to New York for his discharge.
RECENT WEDDINGS.
Philip Merton Smith and Miss Add'e
Marion Witham were quietly married IN
the morning on June 2Stb, at the home
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. NJ. o..
Baltzer. The bridal couple left I'M
mediately for short trip, and after their
return are residing with the brides
parents. Mr.. Smith is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Smith, formerly OF
Bethel, who now live In California. He
enlisted in Co. D from Bethel early IN
the war, and went overseas. he was
promoted to sergeant, and last Septem-
Der he and Sergt. Lester L. Whitman, .
brother of the bride, were returned to
this country as instructors, and were dis
charged soon after the signing OF the
armistice. Since his discharge he has
lived at the Witham home. He Is an
electrician In the employ Of the Oxford
Electric Co. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah L. Witham,
formerly of Oxford, who last fall bought
the Porter house ut the Falls.
Arthur A. Herrick and Miss Minnie L..
Upton, both of Norway, were married
Saturday evening, June %, at the home
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. ID: y.
Bsltzer. They left Immediately for Pap.
poose Pond for their honeymoon, and
viii spend the summer At the home OF
the BRIDES parents at North Norway.
Mr.. Herrick IL the son Of Mrs. Bestsy
Herrick of North Norway. Since the
death of his father he has carried on
their large fruit farm, until he sold 1t
last fall. He has since been engaged In
carpenter work. The bride is the daugn-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Olin B. Upton. Since
graduating from Norway High School IN
the class of 1910, she has been engaged