Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-11

aunt, Mrs. B. s. Rideout, last week. He
has just been discharged from service.
Private Arthur l.. Cannon has been
discharged from Camp Devens.
Mrs. Alice B. Jordan of Bethel In.
stalled the following officers of Harry
Rust W. R. c., Thursday evening:
Pres.-Annie e. Beck.
8. ". C.-Clara /. Jordan.
J.V. Cora Harlow.
Chap-Addie Boswell.
Con.-Evelyn o. Young.
Guard-Heien Canwelf.
sec.-Edith Edwards.
P.I-Edth L. Bartlett
A. Con.-Eva L. Fogg.
A. G.-Carrie Tucker.
Press Cor.-Carrie Tucker.
Color Bearers-lst Hattie Fuller, ID Ida Gam.
mon, Sd Sadie Lapham, 4th Clara Ethridge.
The students of the Norway High
School have just issued the winter mum.
Der Of The Caduceus, q we'll gotten up
number of forty pages. The editorial
board follows:
Editor.in- chief-Muriel McKeen.
Asst. Editor-Orin Stone.
Literary Editors-Doris Brooks, Marion San.
born.
Pointers-Eloise Hunt, Annie Thomas.
Notwithstanding Descoteau. Leroy Fletcher.
Exchanges-Carlton Barker, Stephen Bradeen.
Alumni-Frances Jones, Laurestine Foster.
Honor Rol-Doris Foster. Elizabeth Bartlett.
Business Manager-Albert Lafrance.
Asst. Business Manager-Philip Noble.
The issue Ia dedicated to Percival E.
Hathaway whose departure from the
school is deplored. An honor roll of 81
names in the public service Is published,
among them three captains, two lieuten-
ants, nine sergeants and eight corporals.
Three young women appear on the list,
two nurses and one yoewoman.
John G. Hussey has moved to this vii
lage from Haverbill, Mass.
The Barton Reading Club met last
week with Mrs. George A. Brooks, who
entertained for Mrs. Alice Marston.
Commissioner j. A. Roberts spoke
Feb. before the Gorham Grange on
1.-THE Present Agricultural Situation"
He spoke Saturday, Feb. 8, before Cas-
cade Grange In Oakland on "Safety
First" He was in attendance Tuesday
at the annual meeting of the Association
Of Agricultural Fairs In Waterville.
Miss Edna Haynes of Methuen, Mass,
an instructor in Simmons College, Bos.
ton, has been guest OF the family of
DR.. and Mrs. Herman l.. Bartlett.
A. w. Ramsdell has purchased the
Arthur Boswell place near the tannery
bridge. Mr.. Rsmsdell will move his
cobbling business into the first floor and
occupy the second floor az a residence.
James d. Swan of East Bethel was
recent guest of his brother, Ferdinand
Swan.
Albion l.. Buck of the firm of Brown,
Buck & Company was in New York last
week on business trip. He was accom-
panied by Fred s. Brown Of the COM
pany, who joined him in Portland.
Mrs. E. l.. Butler Of Lexington, Mass,
is spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Frank L. Siarbird.
Arthur Tucker of Pennington, super
intendent of the McWain Packing Com.
pany at East Waterford, was in town q
day or two last week to visit bis father,
Benjamin Tucker. He had just re-
turned from Chicago, where he had gone
to attend canning convention.
Prof. Geo. A. Yeston has been making
q survey of sheep in Oxford County. He
found SAT-.
Knights of the Golden Eagle held a
full dress rehearsal Wednesday evening,
with j. e. Everett, degree master.
Mrs. Lizzie Richardson has been dis
charged from Dr.. A. A. Cobb's hospital
in Auburn. She Is stopping with her SOD
in Auburn at present. She has had &C.
rious trouble with her eyes, and had one
of them removed at the hospital.
Norway Camp, Modern Woodsmen of
America, installed their officers last week
for the coming year. Past Counselor
Frank Lovsjoy was installing officer:
Cousul-Ralph W. Richardson.
Advisor-Charles Blaquiere.
Banker-Harry Luck.
| Eecort-E. l.. Hopkins.
Trustee-W. Arthur Lewis.
Clerk-Charles w. Evirs.
Watchman-Lawrence Descoteau.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Eastman was in Port
land the first of the week.
Oxford Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, installed officers for the coming
wear last week, Past Grand Chief G
Leon Curtis acting as installing officer:
s.P.C-Herbert a. Hosmer.
N.C.-Walter G. Smith.
| v.C.-Fred l.. Faneuf.
H.P.-Fred Allen.
g. H-Roy Jordan.
| n. Of R.-M. A. Bancroft.
K. Of E-G. Leon Curtis.
Ensign-George e. Emerson.
EsQnlre-Herman A. Richardson.
| W,C.-Freeman M. Bennett
/ w. B.-Harold A. Anderson.
LIST G.-James E. Everett.
I'd CIV. e. Everett.
Trustee-C. V. Weber.
Under direction of Miss Mildred Cur.
tie, of Norway, teacher Of domestic sci.
ence In the Houlton High School, the op.
eretta, 1.-THE Lost Necklace" which waa
presented in Norway last summer, was
given In Houlton last week. 1t was given
luuder the auspices Of the Musical Club,
of which Miss Curtis Is member, she
taking the part of one of the Spanish
dancers. She took the same part in the
production at Norway.
As mentioned in last weeks Democrat,
Mrs. Clara 81. Hayden is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. r. p,
Knight, at Manchester by the-Sea, Mass
It may be interesting to Mrs. Hayden't
friends In Norway, to say that the house
in which she Is living was once occupied
by the German embassy. 1t was pur
chased by Mr.. Knight Q year or two
since. It lies on height OF land over
Hooking the harbor and 10 picturesque
place. A winding drive leads to tbt
garage, and the residence 10 reached BY
steps from terrace to terrace. The large
living room, warmed by huge fireplace
still retains the long table where Vol
Bernstorff and his colleagues consulted
maps, and plans of Notifications.
The Browning Club will meet Thu
Monday evening with Miss Margare
Baker.
II Prof. George A. Yeaton Was In Par
: sonsfeld three days this week assisting
|; the county agent Of York County at tn