Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-17
NORWAY.

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Fifty.dve members Of Oxford Chapter,
0. E. g., and members of other chapters
residing here, visited Granite Chapter ct
West Paris by invitation last Thursday
evening, and the officers OF Oxford Chap
ter conferred the degrees of the order on
two candidates. Refreshments were
served by the West Paris people. It
was beautiful evening, and the coca
sion was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Sanborn are at
Sugar Island, Moosehead Lake, for q
few weeks fishing. They made the trip
by auto with Walter G. Smith as chauf.
feur.
Mrs. Elmer Packard is in the store of
2. L. Merchant as clerk, beginning work
there last week.
Miss Marie Laure Lemieux, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Lemieux of
Beal Street, will graduate on the goth
from st. Msry's Academy, Island Pond,
vt. She specialized in the commercial
course and took high rank.
Hiram Wiles recently crushed the end
Of the index finger on his right hand
while handling stone, and though 1t is
healing we'll, he will be unable to do
heavy work for some time.
During the celebration ball on the
evening of the 9th, fifty-one automobiles
were counted parked on Main Street, be-
tween Bridge and Cottage Streets.
Rev. M. o. Baltzer of the Congrega-
tional church and Rev. Mr.. Sullivan of
the Methodist church exchanged pulpits
Sunday morning.
Wallace W. Sheen has sold his farm in
Harrison to Harry Charles of Stow, and
it is understood that he and Mrs. Sheen
will return to Norway to live.
D. W. Goodwin & Son have installed
milking machine at their farm on Pike
Hill, which is material help in hand
ling their herd of twenty-four cows.
The girls of the Little Tennessee
Camp Fire Girls are enjoying Q week at
the George R. Howe cottage on the lake
shore, attending school as usual, and
making the trip by boat. The girls are
Alice Bartlett, Frances Jones, Elizabeth
Bartlett, Madelyn Hayden, Mary Jones,
Marion Millett, Laurestine Foster and
Gretchen Eisenwinter. They are chape-
roned by Miss Tessa R. Thibodeau, Miss
Ruth Brown and Miss Mildred E. Robert
son.
The sixth annual public recital by
pupils of Miss Pearl Cook will be given
in Grange Hall, Wednesday evening,
June IS, when over thirty of Miss Cooks
pupils will take part.
The Junior exhibition, which will be
given in Norway Opera House Friday
evening, June 20, will consist Of the
play, "Deacon Dubbs," with the follow
ing cast of characters:
Deacon Dubbs from sorgum Center, West
Amos Coleman, his nephew. a young lawyer,
Stanley True
Random Crawley, a wolf in sleeps clothing,
Harold Thompson
Major McNuts, aucsioneer and justice Of Of the
i'''' i'A' VIC ''' '' ' Frances Jones
Miss phIl,pens Popover. with both 9th. eyes on On
Deuteronomy Jones, a country product,
Emily Dale, the richest girl in town, ~ D. 49,.
Trixie Coleman, full of mischief Annie Thomas
Jennie 'sn'sn 'ns n''su sf' HUH ' Mary jone.
Lieut.. William May berry of Mattapan,
Mass, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
B. Cummings for a few days, and at
tended the Stiles Robinson wedding.
Alton Luck, who has been stationed
at Fort Levett, Portland, in the service
during the war, has been discharged and
returned home.
RECENT WEDDINGS.
The marriage of DR.. B. F. Bradbury Of
this town and Mrs. Florence Hall of
Augusta on the morning of the 10th,
brief announcement of which was made
in the last Democrat, came as surprise
to many of his friends. DR.. Bradbury
is widely known, not only as a physician
and surgeon in general practice, but
from his connection with military mat
tiers, in which he has been long inter-
ested, and in which he has earned the
title OF major, having seen years Of serv-
ice in the National Guard, and in two
wars. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. s. Hayes of Oxford. She
has two daughters in their teens. They
will reside at the doctor's' home in Nor
way.
Sergt. William S. Bennett of Norway
and Miss Agnes F. Mason of Indian
Orchard, Mass, we've united in marriage
at the home of the BRIDES parents In
Indian Orchard, Monday morning, June
8. The officiating clergyman was Rev.
Frank l.. Briggs, who has recently re-
turned from service in France. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett will reside at the Bennett
home, Hazelhurst Farm, above Norway
Lake. The groom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel w. Bennett. He enlisted
in Co. D at the outbreak of the war, and
was SUCCESSFULLY promoted to corporal
and sergeant, and made fine record as
a soldier. The bride is graduate of
the Springfield, Mass, high school, and
of q civil service school. A reception |
for the bridal couple was held at Hazel
hurst Farm Saturday evening, the 18th.
Stephen o. Jefferson and Miss Marion |
P. Bradbury, both of Norway, were
united in marriage at the home Of Mr.. |
Jellerson's parents in Newtonville, Mass,
on Saturday, the 7th. Miss Ruth E.
Carroll of Norway was bridesmaid, and
Graham P. Spencer of New York was
best man. Mr.. Jefferson is one of the |
partners in the Carroll-J ellerson Shoe |
Co. of Norway. For number OF years |
he was salesman on the road for the con- |
Germ, but for the past year has been In |
the office of the company here. The
bride is the daughter of Pearl G. Brad
bury of Waterford, but has made her
home in Norway for some years. She
graduated from Norway High School In
1916, and has since been employed in the
office of the local branch of the Anterior |
Furniture Co., and in the Office of the |
Carroll ellerson Shoe Co.
Stiles-Roblnson.
One of the most beautiful outdoor |
weddings ever seen in this vicinity was
that of Richard Jordan Stiles of Norway