Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-09-23
NORWAY,

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Will Delano of the Yagger neighbor
hood has recently purchased the MARI
G. Richardson farm at Norway Center
and has moved his household goods
there.
DR.. A. Leon Sikkenga, osteopathic
physician, has taken the practice OF DR..
l. Z. Moorehouse who recently left Nor
way. DR.. and Mrs. Sikkenga have rooms
at Mrs. F. N. Barker's, where his Office
lie located.
Mrs. Izah a. Sanborn, who has been
with Mrs. Adnah Danforth for some
weeks, has gone to Stockton Springs,
where she will remain with old school
mates, the Misses Hitchborn, for an Ia
definite stay.
Miss Helen Tracy, teacher of history
in the high school, and Miss Elsie a..
Peacock, teacher Of French and Latin,
have rooms at Mrs. Charles Aliens.
Nathan Coy Of Framingham, Mass,
formerly conductor on the Grand
Trunk, has been spending the past week
with his sister, Miss Helen Coy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adney A. Keene, after
spending some weeks in town, have re-
turned to Bristol, N. 81.
Mrs. Howard Winchester Of Man
chester, Mass, has been visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. Clara Hayden
and Mrs. F. e. Drake.
John D. Cole of Boston Is spending
bis vacation in town with his mother,
Mrs. VIM. G. Cole, and sister, Mrs. Amy
Carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Rowe Of Fall
mouth Foreside, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Irving
Tbibodeau of Medford, Mass, and Miss
May Thibodeau of Boston have recently
visited their father, Thomas Thibodeau.
Calvin Kneeland of Weld, formerly OF
Norway, has been the guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Phineas Curtis, for few days.
The shoe factoay of the Carroll, Jeller-
son Co. was closed Wednesday to allow
the employees day at state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Hazen OF Beverly,
Mass, were guests last week Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Swain.
John Sanborn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert l.. Sanborn, left the frat OF last
week for Orono to enter the University
of Maine.
Miss Marion Noyes of Gorham, N. a.,
has returned to her home after spending
some weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L.
Heath and other relatives.
Francis S. Andrews, who has been
medical treatment in Boston,
has returned home, and left Monday
for Hanover, N. a., to resume
bis course in Dartmouth College.
Misses Doris Longley, Elva Perry and
Adeline DeCoster, with Mrs. F. E. De-
Coster as chsperone, and gentlemen
friends, have been enjoying q house
party at the farm In Raymond owned by
Miss Longley's parents.
Emil ]. Beaulieu has bargained for the
Aaron Babb place on Tucker street, and
expects to occupy 1t soon.
Joseph Farnham of Providence, r. l.,
md his bride, who was before marriage
Miss Lillian Fairfield of Auburn, R. l.,
have been spending part Of their honey
noon at his old home at A. P. Farnham's
IN Crockett Ridge.
Miss Hazel Bicknell has returned to
where she will be employed
It the Brown millinery store for the sea.
ION.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sanborn and Wal
er c. Smith went Tuesday to Moose
head Lake for stay. OF some weeks at
he Greenleaf camps.
There are f1fty-oue students in the
freshman class at the high school, and
The housing accommodations are con-
yested.
DeRue Bros Minstrels were at the
Opera House Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Hayden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, who have
been spending the summer at their cot
age, 1.-THE HaverhIll," at the lake, have
.eturned to their home In Hsverhill,
Mass.
Carroll Stearns was last Tuesday SEN
.enced In the Essex Superior Court at
Lawrence, Mass, to two years In the
house of correction on the charge of
arceny from the Wayne Oil and Supply
Co., for whom he was acting as travelling
salesman. He pleaded guilty to the in.
lictment. There are said to be other
charges against him.
The S. P. Kelley homestead on Alpine
Street has been sold to George E. Elmer.
ION, who will take possession at once.
Rev. D. B. Holt, district superintend-
mt, occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church Sunday.
Professor and Mrs. Charles Danforth
md their two children, who have CO.
,upied the Shackley cottage on Pike
Hill for the summer, returned Thursday
20 their home In st. Louis.
Louis A. Brooks and daughter Doris
vent Thursday to Boston, where she
will attend college.
L. q. Cushman has added an electric
wagon loader for coal to bis business,
which will be installed near fhe side
rack of the railroad.
Mrs. Laura Proctor has returned home
after spending several weeks with rela
ives at West Bethel and Berlin, N. q.
Frank E. Herrick has bought the Rob-
,rt Smith place at East Stoneham, . one
nan farm of seven acres, and will retire
rom shoe making.
Miss Mildred Noyes returned to Bos-
ON Tuesday to resume her studies at
he Bryant & Stratton Business College.
Mrs. Victorine Blanchard of Andover
has been spending few days at Bea's
Tavern.
Miss Annie Hamlin has returned from
her home at Waterford where she spent
her vacation and is again In the dress
making rooms of Brown, Buck & Co.
Oxford Chapter. r. A. NJ, will have
special meeting Wednesday evening OF
this week, the oath. Work, N. NJ. NJ.
degree.