Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-05-13
NORWAY.

VIM. 81. Walker and family have
moved from Stow to the Dunn farm re-
GENTLY. purchased on Pike Hill. They
brought with them fourteen head OF cat.
tie and Ave horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Faneuf have leased
the Mundy bungalow and have moved In.
Mrs. Hattie Fuller 10 visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank B. HoSwiney, In
Boston.
Mrs. Clarence d. Downing underwent
surgical operation ct st. Marie's Hospi.
tai, Lewiston, about ten days ago, and ID
doing we'll.
Mrs. George W. Holmes is spending q
few weeks in Portland % the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sanborn.
The Norway Shoe Co. have expanded
their business and now occupy two
floors, tho stitching and cutting room
having been changed to the second floor,
and the lasting, making and finishing
departments having occupied the space
thus vacated.
Freeman Smith is making improve
ments on the grounds of the Williamson
property in Ward Eight, which he re-
Gently bought.
The Will Delano farm In the Yagger
neighborhood has changed hands twice
within two weeks. Will Delano sold It
to his brother, Carroll Delano, who In
turn sold 1t to Erkki Pulkkinen. Mr..
Pulkkinen will take possession ct once.
Francis NJ. O'Brien, adjutant Of the
first battalion of the 103d Regiment, was
in town the first OF the week for short
time. he left here for his home In Per
cy. N. H., for vacation before accepting
a railroad Office position which has been
offered him.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur Mylsr of Kimball,
Neb., and Miss Helen Andrews OF
Auburn are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth An.
drews and other relatives in town. DR..
Mylar was q lieutenant In the medical
service overseas for fifteen months, being
stationed at the Colchester military hos.
pitsl In England.
It is understood to be settled that Nor
way will have semi-professional base
ball team this season.
Mrs. Maude Mann IL occupying the
Locke rent over L. I. Gilbert's store.
Mrs. Harriet Twombly has been taken
to the state hospital at Augusta.
William b. Sanborn has built cement
walks and steps at his house on Beal
Street.
Philip McAllister has moved his family
from Whitman Street into the house
which he moved last fall to lot just off
Pearl Street. This was the "mill house"
near the dam at the head Of Main Street.
Clarence A. Dyer of South Portland 10
submsster at Norway High School for
the rest of the year, and began bis duties
last week. He is graduate OF Bates
College in the class of 1914. He was
later principal of Bar Harbor High
School, and while in that position en-
listed In the service, receiving q com.
mission a. first lieutenant In aviation.
The Cy Perkins horse has been laid to
rest at the age of "a years, after deliver
ing grain for the c. B. Cummings &
Sons Co. for the past fourteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin A. Greenleaf and
Eben j. Wild of Attleboro, Mass, started
last Monday morning for the Greenleaf
camps at Sugar Island, Moosehead Lake.
The ice went out Saturday preceding.
At the Masonic meetings In Portland
last week, Lee M. Smith was chosen
Grand Principal Sojourner of the Grand
Chapter.
Dana Bartlett, who has been at the Cen
trail Maine General Hospital in Lewiston
for some weeks, has had q leg amputated
and ia in critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. j. Knight have adopt
ed . little girl, Frances by name, ten
years of age, from an orphsnage In Port
land.
Wilbur Rogers Is making extensive re-
pairs and changes in the George Wood
stand on Cottage Street which be re-
Gently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. McIntire enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Beal of Phil
lips over the week. end.
Edward Carver Of Brown Street ia out
again after being laid up for two months
with an attack of pneumonia.
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
visit Hamlin Temple at South Paris
Tuesday evening of this week by invita-
ton, and work the degree.
Mrs. Emma Cullinan is having Q
cement walk laid from her residence to
point near Main Street.
Harry P. Bassett of Livermore Falls
has opened the Croker store for the
Singer Sewing Machine Co. he and his
wife and child are boarding at Frank
Starbird's.
Lake Temple, P. g., held their annual
roll call and first ohildren's night Tues.
day evening. A supper was served, and
games and . social time were enjoyed
after the regular meeting. Mrs. Berenice
Nash Hill OF Gray gave several vocal
solos during the evening.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year at the annual meeting
Of Abigail Whitman Chapter, D. A. R.:
Regent-Mrs. Evils I. Cook.
Vice Regent-Mrs. Harriette Brown.
Sec.-Mrs. Gertrude Libby.
Treas.-Miss Margaret A. Baker.
Registrar-Mrs. Sadie Martin.
Historian-Mrs. Doris T. Morrill,.
Patriotic Education Com.-Mrs. Eva Kimball
and Miss Flora Richards
Historic Spots and Revolutionary Markers-
Welfare Of women and Children-Miss Myra
Richards, Mrs. Lucelia Merriam.
Opportunity Farm-Mrs. Jennie Foster.
Ffowers-Mrs. Clara Luck.
Magazine-Miss Genevieve Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Elliott have re.
turned to their Norway home after
spending the winter In Florida.
The Barton Reading Club, ct Its an
nual meeting, the last meeting OF the
season, elected officers as follows:
Pres.-Nrs. George A. Brooks.
1st Vice Pres Mrs. Clara Drake.
End Vice. Pres.-Mrs. Alice Marston.
Sec. and Treas.-Mrs. Inez Cummings.
lst Asst.-Mrs. Hugh Pendexter.
End Asst.-Mrs NJ. Alice Oxnard.
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