Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-12-02
NORWAY.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge has nomi.
mated the following % officers for the en-
suin0 term:


mated the following % officers for the en-
suing term:
N.G.-Mrs. Annie Sessions.
v.G.-Mrs. Della McAlister.
Sec.-Mrs. Eva II. Kimball.
Treas.-Mrs. Hattie Sawyer.
Trustee-N. Edward Carroll.
Mrs. Susan CragIn spent Thanksgiving
with the family of her son, DR.. Charles
Cragin, In Portland.
MI. and Mrs. j. G. Briggs and Ralph
| s. Osgood spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Briggs people in Berlin, N. 81.
Paul Seavey, who has been for some
months city mail carrier on Route No.
l, has resigned to accept position with
the Cambria Steel Works ct Johnstown,
Pa. he left Monday morning. Eugene
Descoteau takes bis place 10 carrier.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. B.,
will hold ito December meeting with
Mrs. Luoelia A. Merriam Wednesday
evening of this week. Roll call, Why
Women Should Vote. Paper, "Will
Women Vote the Same az Their Hus-
bandsp'' by Mrs. Laura A. Sanborn.
Reading, "Stars Of Liberty" by Mrs.
Sadie v. Martin.
The Browning Reading Club meets
with Mrs. Lena Andrews this Monday
evening. Roll call, current events. The
fifth reading from "Out to Win" will be
given by the hostess.
The Barton Reading Club meets with
Mrs. F. E. DeCoster Thursday afternoon
of this week, Dec. A. The subject of the
program is Anna Howard Shaw.
Miss Irene Ramsdell of the telephone
exchange has been spending few days
at her home in Pennington.
Clarence l.. Briggs is In Washington
County, employed during the winter by
Curtis & Roes In their logging opera.
lions. His wife and son will be in Bethel
for the winter.
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters. enter.
tains the temples from South Paris and
Mechanic Falls at its regular meeting
Tuesday evening. Supper at $50, with
work at the meeting following.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. O. Jefferson spent
Thanksgiving in Boston with his parents.
Miss Christine Leavitt, who 10 training
for nurse at Boston Lying In Hospital,
spent Thanksgiving here with her father,
W. G. Leavitt.
Miss Sara True, who has been doing
government work at Washington, D. c.,
Is spending some weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. True.
David Klain of Boston was here for
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Klain.
Joseph Y. Keszer and Miss Maria
Keazer of Colebrook, N. a., after visit
ing Mr.. Keazer's daughter, Mrs. w.
Leavitt, went last Tuesday to Boston to
visit Mr.. Keazer's son and two daugb-
ters who live there.
Mrs. James Carey of Taunton, Mass,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William E
DeCrOteau, for some two weeks.
Miss Annie Hamlin spent Thsnksgiv-
ing with her parents at South Waterford.
Lester L. Withsm was taken Tuesday
to DR.. Cobb's hospital In Auburn for
treatment of an eye which be bad injured.
While he was at work wiring the barn of
Charles Stanton on Fore Street he fell
from tall step ladder and struck bis
eye on an iron pipe, bruising it very
badly. Philip NJ. Smith, who was work
ing with him, caught him as he fell, but
could not prevent the injury. Mr.. With
am served several months in Co. D. Of
the 103d Infantry in France without q
scratch, but since his return has had
more than a fair share of illness and
accident. He is doing we'll and will not
lose the eye.
A shower was given Mrs. Louise Seavey
Wood Tuesday evening, in honor of her
marriage to George Wood, the date of
which had not been announced in sd
vance. Mrs. Wood was presented dozen
silver spoons and q meat fork, besides
linen. Refreshments were served.
All schools in the Norway Oxford
Waterford district closed for Thanksgiv-
ing from Wednesday until the following
Monday.
Miss Madeline Pride was given a sur
prise shower Monday evening at the
home of Miss Ruth Carroll on Cottage
Street, in honor of her approaching mar
riage to Lloyd Davis of Hopedale, Mass,
formerly of South Paris. The guests
were the Office girls from the Carroll
Jefferson shoe factory, who showered
her with packages containing numerous
articles of value and usefulness.