Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-10
NORWAY.

Mrs. j. T. Croker has returned home
improved In health, after spending sbou
five weeks ct the Central Maine Genera
Hospital In Lewiston.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, D.. A. R..
met with Miss Genevleve Barker Wed
nesday evening. The roll call was sou
Flag;" reading, "Origin of Our Flag,
Mrs. Ltcelia Merriam; reading 9Th,
National Flag" Mrs. Jennie G. Foster
reading, "The Name OF Old Glory,
Miss Margaret Baker. The 14tf of Jun,
will be observed by the chapter a. I,
memorial day, to decorate the graves o.
deceased members, Of whom there ar,
four. 1t Was voted to pay for the TWEEN
ty-one flags used In decorating the graves
OF Revolutionary soldiers on Memoris
Day. No more meetings OF the chapter
will be held until September.
The W. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs
Mary Oxnard on Crescent Street, Wed
nesday, June II, at 2:S0.
"The Old Peabody Pew" recently pre-
sented at the Congregational church
will be presented by the same people at
the Congregational church at the Center
Friday evening. June Is.
Mrs. Granville Pushard has scarlet
fever and the home has been quarantined
for the past two weeks.
Albion L. Buck received q telegram
last week announcing that his brother
Clifford n. Buck, had arrived at home
from overseas. He enlisted in the saw
mill unit for Scotland, and after that
had completed its years work he en-.
listed in the navy, and was assigned to
Base II.
Miss Madeline Pride, who has been
clerk in the store of 2. L.. Merchant for
year and half, has finished her work
there and taken Q position in the Office
of the Carroll-J ellerson Shoe Co.
Mrs. Clarence Downing has returned
from st. Marie's Hospital at Lewiston,
where she had been for some weeks.
"Jack Jones Sanborn," the Advertiser
Airedale, q familiar figure about the
village for some years, succumbed to
advancing years and the heat on Tues
day, and died of Q shock at Round Pond.
DR.. Lester W. Horne Of Fairhaven,
Mass, who with Mrs. Horne has been in
Norway for visit recently, is to leave
this month for Dublin, Ireland, to
specialize in surgery. During his alb
sence Mrs. Horne and their two sons
will live in Norway.
The Junior class in the high school
will put on the drama "Deacon Dubbs"
for their junior exhibition, which will
be given in the Opera House on the even.
ing of June 20.
Miss Adeline DeCoster is visiting rela-
tives in Pennington.
Mrs. Harry Farr of Portland and Mrs.
Alphonse Corbin are caring for their
father, Charles Locke, who has been
dangerously Ill for some two weeks.
Mr.. Corbin is also here assisting.
Ernest Page and sister Gladys have
leased the Mrs. George D. Swift rent on
Paris Street. Their parents are to come
soon from Haverhill, Mass, and make
their home with them.
Everett L. Mckay and Miss Rhods N.
Bartlett were united In marriage at the
Methodist parsonage at 10 O'Clock Wed
nesdsy forenoon, Rev. +. A. Sullivan
officiating. After the ceremony the
bridal couple went by automobile to
Sswyer's camps for honeymoon OF two
weeks. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay are
employed in the Csrroll.J Jefferson shoe
factory, and expect to continue there,
boarding at present, and furnishing q
home later.
Alton Whitehead has been spending q
few DAYS in town. He enlisted In the
English army early in the war, four
years or more ago, and saw some very
hard service in a campaign In Africa.
he has suffered from both wounds and
fevers, as we'll as from the hardships OF
the campaign, but Is at present In good
health. he has been stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. Moses P. Stiles in Portland.
Norway Lodge, l. o. o. F., entertained
Oxford Lodge of North Waterford Tues
day evening, when three candidates re-
ceived the second degree, and buffet
lunch was served. 49,.
Lunch instead OF the usual supper will
be served by the committee at the meet
ing of Oxford Chapter, 0. Z. S., Tues
day evening of this week.
Miss Genevieve Barker is to attend the
summer school at Columbia University
for business studies. During her absence
her sister, Miss Marjorie Barker, will be
in the office of 8. W. Goodwin.
Sergt. Joseph Lafrance, who expects
to be discharged about the middle OF
June, has been spending a short fur
Tough with his parents.
Mrs. Frances (KirwiD) Linedstrum
OF Allston, Mass, daughter OF ID. +;
Kirwin, and child, came Wednesday and
are stopping at the old home, the Shedd
farm at North Norway, for the summer.
Officers of the Baptist Sunday School
have been elected as follows:
supt-M. E. Millett.
Asst. Supt.-Harriet Judkins.
Sec. .Treas.-Elmer Aldrich.
Asst. Sec.-Homer Aldrich.
Librarian-Mrs. Mabel Carrou.
Organist-Louise Thomas.
Supt. Cradle Ron-MinolA Aidricn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene e. Andrews en-.
tertained a large house party Wednes.
day at their new cottage, "Csmp Andy
by the lakeside. There was q picnic
dinner and baked bean supper. Guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mylar OF
Nebraska, Miss Helen Andrews OF Au-
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Swain, MI.
and Mrs. Herbert F. Andrews, Glenn
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Andrews,
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Andrews and Miss
Nellie Andrews, all of Norway.
Currie Wiles has arrived from over
seas, and is with bis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Wiles.
The installing of new hydrant on
Tannerv Street near the Tubbs snow
shoe factory 10 In progress.
Enroll Barker went last Monday to
DR.. Abbott's hospital in Portland to have
an operation on his foot.
Miss Edna hayes, teacher of domestic
science In Simmons College, Boston, 10 a
guest in the family of DR.. d. L. Bartlett.
Walter Brett, formerly for years resi-
dent OF Norway, died in Boston, May n,
at about 80 years Of age. He leaves Q
wife and two SONS, sister, Mrs. Georgia
Pride of Boston, and brother, William
Brett of Otisfield.
Miss Emma j. Smith is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Moffatt In Dorchester,