Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-30
NORWAY

Miss Esther klatn, daughter OF MT
. and Mrs. Morris Klain, has been award
ed the Croix de Guerre by the FreDcl
government for bravery under fire. Mis-
) Klain served as nurse at the front OF
several sectors, and 10 still In the service
now stationed at Fort Henry, Maryland
; Among those who have returned Il
college are Leslie Gibson, Roland Nc
Cormack, Howard Chick and Albert ant
Arthur Bartlett to Bowdoiu. Francis An
drews to Dartmouth, and Russell Bethel
to Tufts Dental.
David Klain has gone to Boston to at
tend the Bryant and Stratton Business
College.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.
will meet with Mrs. Emma A. Sargen
Wednesday evening of this week. Rol
call, "Maine anecdotes" Paper by Mrs
Jennie G. Foster, "Seal and Arms of OuI
State" Reading by Mrs. Harriettt
Brown, "Cure for Inconsistencies"
The first meeting Of the Barton Read
ing Club after the vacation will be held
with Mrs. George A. Brooks Thursday
AFTERNOON. Current events will occupy
the time.
No football team will be organized al
Norway High School, but strong basket
ball team, and perhaps second one, are
expected.
Arthur G. Descoteau has entered Bates
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills have been
visiting few days in Waldoboro.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Sullivan visited In
Kezar Falls last week.
A baked bean and vegetable hash din
ner will be served Thursday by the
Methodist Ladies' Aid at the vestry.
Mrs. John Griffin of Somerville, Mass,
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank l..
Starbird. She expects to 60 to house
keeping here, and will be joined by Mr..
Griffin few weeks later.
Mrs. Ellen r. Stearns has returned
from the Stesrns camp at Lowell, and
will 20 within few days to Ipdianapo.
lis, Ind, to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Carl Stone. She will be
accompanied on the trip by F. P. Stone
and daughter, Miss Beatrice Stone.
Miss NJ. F. Libby has sold her stand on
Dsering Street to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Houston of Lynn, Mass, and has dis
posed of household goods at auction.
Miss Libby retains the blacksmith shop
and lot for her own use.
Mrs. R. o. Porter and daughter Emma
Elizabeth returned the first of last week
from Rumford, where they have spent
the summer with Mr.. Porter, who Is In
the shoe business there.
Mrs. Simeon Hartman has returned
from visit with her sister in Haverhill
and relatives in Lawrence, Mass.
Charles P. Kimbsll has the contract to
transport the scholars from the Pike
Hill district to the village, also to carry
the music and drawing teacher to her
schools outside the village.
Richard Perkins and Leon Douglass of
North Waterford are attending Norway
High School, and board with Mrs. Lena
Mari.
The grade and district schools opened
last week, with large attendance all
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Fletcher and
SON Lloyd and Mrs. Fletcher's sister,
Mrs. George Delaney, and daughter, OF
Providence, R. l., are on three weeks
motor trip to New Brunswick, visiting
the old home of Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs.
Delaney.
Miss Doris Brooks Is taking course
in music in Boston.
Miss Marion Sanborn Is attending the
Burdett Business College In Boston.
Miss Edith Rideout has gone to Au-
gusta to resume her duties as teacher
in Cony High School.
Misses Elizabeth and Agnes Beal have
gone to Portland, where they expect to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Harold Woodward, formerly Miss
Leah Wetherbee, and daughter Carolyn,
who have been spending some weeks In
Portland, made short visit In town
recently.
Between fifty and sixty members of st.
GATHERINGS parish enjoyed salad sup
per at the rectory Wednesday.
Philip W. Bradeen lie taking his vaca-
ton from L. j. Brooks grocery store,
and is visiting in Boston and other
places.
News has been received of the death
in Walloomsac, N. Y, on the 18th inst.
of Miss Fanny Hay, who for some years
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs. D. L
Joslin, and was employed in the stitch.
ing room of the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe
Co.
Porter C. Ssavey, who has lived alone
on Pearl Street, suffered shock on the
street shortly before noon on Saturday
He was taken to the house of Mrs. Nc
Allister on Water Street, where he was
cared for until 4 O'Clock Sunday after
noon, when be died. Mr.. Seavey's exact
age has not yet been sscertained, but be
was 10 or past. He has son In the
West, and daughter. The funeral will
be held at Spiller's undertaking rooms at
l O'Clock Wednesday, attended by Rev.
F. A. Sullivan, and burial will be in the
Steam Mill Cemetery at Bethel.