Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-08-05
NORWAY,

The lawn party and sale OF the Uni
versalist ladies will be held Wednesda!
of this week, Aug. Q, from 8 to 8 O'Clock
If the weather II bad Il will be held II
the vestry. Light refreshments viii b,
served during the afternoon, and luncl
of baked beans, salads, ETC., from to
O'Clock. Music will be furnished during
the afternoon by Miss Ruth Cummings
pianist, and Miss Marion Haskell, VIC
linist.
Mrs. Roy Keene and SON William o.
South birmingham, Mass, have been d
Fred Lovejoy's and visiting friends II
town for q few days.
Archibald r. Swift, formerly Of Nor
way, and Miss Dolly L. George wer'
united in marriage ut Richmond, Va, or
the 2Sd Of July, by Rev! Charles johnson
of the Epworth n. E. church. Mr.. Swift
has recently been released from the Unit
ed States Marine Corps after eighteen
months of service overseas. He is now
With the American Tobacco Co. In Rich
mend. After short trip through the
Blue Ridge Mountains. Mr.. and Mrs
Swift will reside ut 615 West 31st Street,
Woodland Heights, Richmond.
Mrs. Gustav Kaemmerling, formerly
Miss Maude Thompson, who has been
spending few days with her uncle and
aunt, Capt. and Mrs. W. W. Whitmarsh,
returned to Philadelphia Thursday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Durkee OF Bethel
made a short visit last week to the fam
lily of Mrs. Durkee's sister, Mrs. +. z.
DeCoster.
Mrs. Howard s. Maxim IL taking her
vacation from the store Of Brown, Buck
& Co.
Mrs. Walter L. Stone 10 to be teacher
OF music and drawing 10 the schools OF
Norway during the coming year. Az
Miss Mary Mealsnd she formerly held
this position some years since. Mrs.
Stone arrived In town about week ago
from Toledo, o. Mr.. Stone, who Is still
In the army and has recently returned
from overseas, will come later.
Capt. Carroll Thayer Berry, New
York artist, is in town for the month Of
August, and IL occupying the V. Akers
studio on Pleasant Street. Capt. Berry
has been overseas for year In charge of
Co. A of the 301st Regiment OF Camou-
hage Engineers.
Mrs. Walter Leavitt and two children
have returned to Lynn, Mass, after Wis
iting Mrs. Leavitt's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. W. Faunce.
The new grocery store of the Farmers
Union, in the Wiley store on Beal Street,
is nearly ready for business. W. s. Pierce
will be in charge.
The Rev. F. q. Steadman of Water
Vile held services in Christ Church
fEpiscopaD Sunday forenoon, with Sun
day School at noon.
Miss Mary Bickford. an instructor in
the Frances willard School in Boston, IL
in town to spend the month OF August
with her mother, Mrs. Emma j. Bick-
ford.
Philip N. Smith is i'll at the home OF
J. S. witham, and pneumonia is feared.
Clifford Hall and son Harold and
daughter Lillian of Hsverhill, Mass,
were recent guests of Mr.. Halls cousin,
George F. Hathaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutchins are
spending . vacation of two weeks visit
ing Mrs. Hutchins' sister, Mrs. Bertha
Adams, at Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Port
land were guests of his sister, Miss Edith
NJ. Smith, . few days the first OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Bicknell of Brock.
ton. Mass, are visiting Mr.. Bicknel's
mother, Mrs. E. ]. Bicknell Of Paris
Street, and other relatives here.
Mrs. Ernest Ham and daughter Ernes.
tine Of Auburn are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Mrs. Orville NJ. Palmer and her sister,
Mrs. Edward Mckay, and mother, Mrs.
Joshua C. Yestou, are spending two
weeks at Old Orchard.
The problem of rents in town is get
ting almost acute. Families who would
move into town are unable 10 find &C.
The Oxford Electric Co. are running
on steam power at present, In order to
make extensive repairs to the dam and
gate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wayland OF Wal
than, Mass, are stopping at the Moffatt
cottage, Hatetoquitit. for two weeks.
Mrs. Hal Eaton OF Bangor has spent q
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles q. Sargent, and Der son, Sargent
Eaton, who has been spending the sum
mer with bis grandparents, returned
home with her.
willard Buck, Jr., who 10 employed In
the numbering operations of Chadbourne
& Clifford at Livermore, 10 at home for .
short time to assist in the hayiug at the
Millett farm on Pixies Hill, owned by
Chsdbourue & Clifford.
Lee Holt, who has returned from SER
vice overseas, after having been In the
service for twenty seven months, has re-
turned home and recently visited his par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Holt. He
enlisted in Co. D, and after being badly
gassed in the Toul sector, WAS trans
ferred to the headquarters department.
he has not fully recovered from the gas
sing.
n. q. Greeulaw of Stamford, Ct, has
purchased the accessory and supply de-
partment at Beck's garage, and took pos
session Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts of Harrison has
been spending few days with her aunt,
Miss Lizzie Foss.
Miss Eta Noyes went to Portland
Wednesday for . visit of few days with
her sister, Mrs. John Horne.
Arthur Woodsum of Portsmouth, N.
H., and his mother, Mrs. Van Voorhis OF
New Orleans, are visiting In town.
Luke Morse is making repairs on the
fences, sheds and buildings at the fair
grounds.
A movement is on foot to install q
bathing float with diving board at Glib
sons Grove, and safety markers for the
ridge where the bottom drops of.
About q hundred members OF Oxford
Lodge, F. and A. NJ. visited Ancient
Brothers Lodge at Auburn last Monday
evening.
Francis Andrews, who WAS obliged to
return from summer school ut Ithaca, n.
Y, because of i'll health, has gone to
Boston to receive treatment for throat
trouble.
Robert 81. Snow, who has been in the
service In the medical department fol
about two years, has been discharged
and arrived home early last week.
A blower system il being installed a
the w. F. Tubbs snowshoe factory to
carry sawdust from the mill to tho boiler
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Barrows Of
Barton, Vt, and son W. Parker Barrows
who has Just returned from service over
seas, John Parker Of Mclndoe Falls, We.
and daughter, Miss Beatrice Parker o.
Beebe, VT, have been guests OF DR.. ane