Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-04-20
NORWAY.

Mrs. G. 8. Hayes Of Oxford is visitin
her daughters, Mrs. James N. Favor an
Mrs. DR.. B. F. Bradbury.
The Universalist sewing circle me
Friday with Mrs. Cyrus 8. Tucker.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. S. Kimball
Judge and Mrs. William F. Jones wer
In Boston several days last week.
About one hundred new books hav
been added to the Universalist Sunds!
School library.
Elizabeth Crockett Blake Tent, Daugh
tiers of Veterans, have appointed dele
gates to the state convention which vii
be held In Augusta In June. They ar,
Mrs. ,Nettie Nevers and Mrs. Elizabeth
Sampson, with Miss Carrie Tucker ani
Mrs. Mildred Nevers az slternstes. Tht
tent will send . contribution to tht
Southern Memorial Fund for the decora
ton of graves of Union soldiers In thu
South on Decoration Day. At the nexi
meeting of the tent ten cent contribu
ton will be taken of all members for the
permanent fund of the Grand Army.
Mrs. Frank e. Beck was in Portland
recently, the guest Of her sister and hus.
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses P. Stiles.
Miss Harriet Taylor was called to
Hampton, Mass, last week by the sick.
ness of her mother, who Is over 80 years
old and has hardening OF the arteries.
Her mother is more comfortable, and
Miss Taylor returned to, Norway this
week.
Mrs. Clarence Downing and daughter
Caroline have been visiting Mrs. L. A.
Downing in Minot.
Mrs. Bert L. Hutchins was In Lynn
the past week, the guest Of her sister.
Frank 81. Noyes, who has spent the
winter in Daytona, Florida, has returned
to Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson have
received word OF the announcement OF
the engagement of their granddaughter,
Miss Irene Hassan of Washington, D. c.,
to Charles D. Dean of Ruckerville, Va.
The marriage will take place In June.
Miss Hassan is the daughter of Willard
j. Hassan of Brockton, Mass, and the
late Maude Anderson Hassan of Norway.
Miss Hassan Is we'll known in this vii
lage as she has passed her summers here
with her grandparents since the death Of
her mother some twelve years ago. She
graduated from the Brookton High
School In 1918 and the same year passed
her civil service examination and went
to Washington to be employed
in the War Risk Bureau. Mr.. Dean is
also employed in Washington.
The primary nomination papers of
Wallace 81. White, Jr.,
were fled last week. The one
from this vicinity was headed by Donald
B. Partridge and there were twenty
three other signers.
On and after Sunday, April rs, the
services at the Baptist church will begin
at 1O:45 A. NJ. and the Sunday School
will begin at IL NJ. On the 25th the
pastor, Rev. G.. Howard Newton, will
begin q series of sermons dealing with
the present day Christian life. These
sermons will be delivered as follows:
April 25-Playing with God.
May 2-Playing with Prayer.
May s-Playing with Gods Work.
May 6-Playing with the Law.
The funeral services for the late George
A. Brooks were held from bis home on
Wednesday, Rev. Dwight A. Ball Of
Augusta officiating. There were many
beautiful floral tokens. The bearers
we're Stephen B. and Edwin s. Cum
mings, Jesse P. Allard and Howard E.
Moulton. The interment was in Rust
field Cemetery.
The men OF the Universalist church
will give their annual supper and enter
tainment Thursday evening. April 20.
Frank W. Faunce has returned from
rip to Boston and other Massachusetts
,ities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Asphalt, who have
been In Norway several montbs. have
gone to Montreal, where Mr.. Asphalt
expects to be associated with the Mon
real Athletic Association.
Frank Stairs was In Lewiston Tuesday.
Vissochi's Florentine Musicians will
appear at the Norway Opera House on
evening, April 22d, under the
auspices of the high school. This must
,al team includes Andrew Vissochi,
piano accordisnist; Olga Capuccio, violin.
st; and Rossmond Wright, pianist and
soprano.
Mrs. Isabelle Noyes, who has been in
Welchville several months, has returned
10 Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie McAllister with
Grace and Madeline, recently
visited their daughter, Mrs. Perley
Grover, In North Waterford.
Lester Richardson has been visiting
relatives in Greenwood.
Mrs. Emma Brown of East Stoneham
e. T.
The Choral Club will hold rehearsal
and social in the vestry of the Congre-
yational church Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Celia Harmon, who has been Wis.
ting her sister, Mrs. George F. Hath.
away, has returned to her home In
Mechanic Falls.
Mrs. Herman L. Bartlett was at
Portland hospital last week to have her
tonsils removed.
Mrs. Clara L. Luck was In Mechanic
Falls one day last week.
Ambrose Warren Of Boston was In
town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colwell Of South
Hancock spent several days In town last
week. Mrs. Colwell was Miss Emma
McCrellis before her marriage and q
resident of Norway.
Mrs. Nellie L. Dwinal left Wednesday
for o few weeks visit with friends In
Boston and will later visit In Rochester,
N. 81.
Melvin C. Smith of the regular army
has been transferred from Camp Travis,
Texas, and assigned to Battery G, 10Th
Field Artillery.
Donald B. Partridge will deliver the
Memorial Day address this year on Me-
mortal Day at the Opera House.
At the athletic show Tuesday even.
ing, q wrestling match was given by
Vsdelfi and Bolos Peter of Cambridge,
Mass, lasting thirty minutes. Young
Magiste gave dumb bell exhibition, the
bells weighing from one hundred to
three hundred pounds. A local wrest-
ling match was pulled of by Bob Shaw
of South Paris and Mike Nadir OF Nor
way.
idjutant General George Mol. Pres
SOD, Augusta, will be in Norway on Mon
day, April 26, and speak. This is one
of his engagements in the recruiting
for the Maine National Guard.
Rev. NJ. o. Baltzer was at East Sum-
uer, Rumford, Dixfleld, Bethel and
Gilead last week In the interests OF the
Iuterchurcb World Wide Movement.
Mrs. w. D. Williamson and sister
from Portland were guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Herman l.. Bartlett last week.
Willis Gushing of Augusta Is the new
clerk at the Kimball Drug Store.
Frank Kimball is In New Bedford, WIS.,