Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-02-04
NORWAY.
The following officers of Norway Water
Company have been elected for the ensu-

The following officers of Norway Water
Company have been elected for the ensu
ing year: V7 ~, -
Pres.-Fred L. Pike.
v. Pres.-J. N. Tubbs.
Clerk-H. d. Smith.
Treas.-Dennis Pike.
Directors-A. L. F. Pike. r: Q: Elliott. b. r
Andrews, g. E. Andrews, G. N. Tubbs.
The following officers of Mrs. Edns
Sessions Sunday School Glass have beer
elected; 81
Pres.-MaEjorie Rich.
Y. Pres.-Eloise Hunt.
Sec.-Lulu Swan.
Treas.-Elisabeth Bartlett.
The Ladies' Circle of the Congrega'
tiopal Church have elected the following
officers:
Pres.-Mrs. Elon L. Brown.
v. President.-Mrs. Verne Rich.
Sec.-Mrs. Eugene N. SWEET.
Ex, Com.-Mrs. Herman L. Bartlett, MRS. Eu
gene &. Andrews, Mrs. L. Fred Pike.
Private Fred Foster arrived home from
Camp Devens Tuesday. he entered the
service August 14th, and was assigned to
Company D, 18th Battalion Depot Bri.
eade. Later he was transferred to Com
pany G, 74th Infantry.
Bert Barker, Of West Paris, was In
town Wednesday.
Homer Truman, Maine champion mid
die weight, lost first and third falls to
A. K. Birch, Finn wrestler from South
Paris, at the Opera House Tuesday even
ing. Ray Russell, of South Paris, won
10 the semi-6nal of the bout against
Young Cough of Auburn. Frank O'Brien,
of Lewiston, was referee.
Morrill, G.. Greenleaf was called to
Boothbay last week by the death OF bis
brothers wife.
Private Lewis w. Fogg has been dis
charged from Camp Devens and Linwood
E. Fogg has been discharged from Wash
ington, D. c., and they arrived home
Tuesday.
Leon G.. Curtis has gone to Boston.
Muriel Durrel, of Hebron, has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Durrel. =
Randall o. Porter, of Rumford, was in
Norway several days last week.
Frank q. Noyes was, in Boston last
week, visiting his daughter who is at
tending school there. q.
Private Charles E. Drew has been dis
charged from the army and has returned
to Norway.
Mrs. Morrill, L. Greeuleaf was operated
on for gall stones Wednesday at the Gen.
trail Maine General Hospital, Lewiston.
George 81. Fogg has entered the Cen
trail Maine Sapatorium In Fairfield for
treatment. His wife and three children
will move to the farm of her father, Al
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ,Hebbard and
grandson, Arthur Whitney, left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, Calf, for two
months stay.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sampson was in Lewiston
Thursday.
Arthur Sanborn, of Haverhill, Mass,
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William SsnborD, Beal street, last
week.
Elmer ]. Taylor, United States Steam:
ship New York, 10 home on fifteen days
furlough.
Mrs. Hattie Small Is in West Paris for
the winter, stopping at the home OF
Charles Marshall. ...
Harry Hosmer has received q telegram
from his twin brother, Ben Hosmer, an
nouncing that he has arrived In New
York from France.
Sergeant Paul Hosmer has received his
discharge from service and arrived home
from Fort Leavitt Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles F. Ridlon was In Lewis.
ton Thursday.
Mrs. Angie Ripley Hartwell, of Lewis
ton, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Kimball, last week.
The following officers of Wildey En-
campment have been installed for the
coming year:
C.P.-James Wight.
H.P.-Edward j. Sharon.
SW.-Edgar j. Hall.
j. W.-Lewis W. Fogg.
S-Delmore N. French.
ia. l.. r. Pike.
LIST W.-Winfleld Sloan.
2d W.-William j. Hascall.
Sd W.-John T. Swain.
4th W.-Horace H. Cole.
lst G.-Harry 8. Lovejoy.
I'd G.-Edward j. Blake.
I.s.-G. Julian Brown.
O.S.-Simeon Hartman.
Trustees-L. Fred Pike, Ira Hartman, Frank
e. DeCoster.