Oxford Democrat., 1919-06-03
NORWAY.

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Winston Churchill, the noted author
and Mrs. Churchill, spent few days IN
town last week, stopping at Bea'i
Tavern, and tried the fishing In Lake
Peuneeseewassee.
Lake Temple, Pythisn Sisters, will
entertain Craigie Temple OF Oxford
Hamlin Temple of South Paris, Mime
haha Temple of Stoneham, and Echo
Temple of Bridgton Tuesday evening Of
this week. Supper will be served ct 6:45
Mrs. Eunice Marston, after being al
the state sanatorium at Fairfield for two
weeks, has returned to continue the
treatment at home, and will report ai
the sanatorium for examination later.
Mr.. and Mrs. True G. Morrill, spent
Memorial Day and the weekend at Gray
and Gardiner.
Capt. William W. Whitmarsh cele.
brated his S4th birthday last Tuesday,
and received callers during the day.
| George A. Brooks celebrated bis 18th
birthday on the same day.
Mrs. Jennie Mann Kneeland of Somer.
vile, Mass, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Emma q. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Gibson and daugh.
ters Marion aud Mary arrived home Wed.
nesdsy, after spending the past three
months in trip to California.
William w. Gallagher of Caribou
came here Wednesday, and will be
located In the law Office of Albert j.
Stearns, to assist Mr.. Stearns 80 a. to
allow the latter more time for his out
side business interests.
Paul Seavey, who has had q position
at the Homestead Steel Works at Pitts
burg, Pa, returned home about week
ago.
W. E. Rice Is making improvements
on his stand, the Freeland Howe place.
The fence has been removed, and q
seven-foot piazza built and other i'm
provements made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion L. Buck are
occupying the Sampson cottage on Pixies
Hill for the summer.
Mrs. Sumner Parker has returned
home after several weeks spent in Port.
land for treatment for injuries received
by fall on the ice in the winter. Her
daughter and husband, DR.. and Mrs. A.
W. Easton, will 60 to housekeeping at
once in Mrs. Gertrude Barker's tene-
ment.
As the result of q raid by Sheriff
Harry D. Cole and Deputy Sheriff Harry
o. Stimson at the store of q. o. Holden
on Water Street, on Sunday afternoon,
May 1S, several respondents appeared In
court last Monday. Holden was fined
$40 and costs for maintaining gam
bling house. For gambling, Chester
Holden and Edward Labossiere were
fined $40 and costs, and Joseph Crooker
and c. D. Ruggles S. and costs. All
appealed and furnished sureties. Muzzy
Judkins and Henry Elliott, charged
with being present where gambling was
going on, were fined IS and costs each.
They appealed, but later Judkins re-
tracted and settled. The next day
Arnold Allen, who was apprehended at
Bridgton, and who 1t is alleged was one
of the party, was fined IS and costs, and
appealed.
The wrestling match advertised in
Norway Opera House Wednesday even
ing, run by Gus Legendre Of Lewiston,
was called off owing to lack of pat
ronage.
Officers of the Universslist Sunday
School have been elected as follows:
Supt.-Donald B. Partridge.
vice.Supt.-Mayford w. Mann.
Sec.-Mrs. Eva II. Kimball.
Asst. Sec-Msrgaret Eisenwinter.
Treas.-Stephen j. Cummings.
Asst. Treas.-Elsie A. Favor.
Lib.-Dela NJ. Noyes.
Asst. Librarians-Elsie A. Favor, Arthur
Higgins
Chorister and Assistants-Ruth Akers, Ade-
line DeCoster, Madelin Hayden.
Mrs. Harold Thomas is working In
the telephone Office.
Leon M. Longley and three children
left Thursday by auto to spend q few
days in Boston with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Longley's sister was to join them
at Portsmouth.
The following are the members OF the
graduating class of Norway High School:
Carlton Frank Barker.
Enrol John Barker.
Stephen Allen Bradeen.
Doris Louise Brooks.
Arthur Charles Descoteau.
Bessie Robinson Durell.
Mildred Frances Duren.
Lillian Doris Foster.
Marcia Ellen Grover.