Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-09-28
NORWAY.

Mrs. Julia Horne IVES called 10 Coat.
cook, Quebec, last week By the death Of
her brother-in-law, W. b. Allen.
Lloyd Fletcher, Roland Mccormack,
Arthur Bartlett, Hugh Pendexter, Jr.,
Leslie Gibson and Victor whitman re-
turned 10 Bowdoin College last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hutchins motored
from New York City to visit the Oxford
County Fair.
s. W. Goodwin attended the insurance
mems meeting In Lewiston Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs., George r. Cooper Of
Lewiston visited friends In Norway last
week and took 10 the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81. Packard of Lisbon
with their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Nor
ton, Of Jay, were In town last week.
DR.. Winnifred 8. Foster Of Oakland,
California, arrived this week to visit her
brother, Henry B. Foster, and family.
Willis Cole and sister, Mrs. L. D.
Seaver, of Boston, were guests Of Mrs.
George A. Cole last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. 8. Smith Of Gorhsm,
N. a., have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Boober.
Daniel D. Gross has been the guest of
his sister, Miss Annie Cross. He lives
10 Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Sessions have
been recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8.
Sessions.
Stephen o. Jefferson and Edward q.
Downing took their degree at Kora Tenn.
pie, Order of the Mystic Shrine, In Low
iston last week.
Mrs. Eunics Watson has gone to Lynn
to visit her son, Everett Watson.
William and Frank Ripley of Wake
field, Macs, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Pike.
A series of educational rallies In q
campaign for better schools under the
auspices of the County Teachers Asso-
citation are being held ell over the State
of Maine during the period between
September ~ and November IL. One Of
these rallies will be held In Norway on
Wednesday next, September 30.
F. G. Tyson and family of California,
who have been spending the summer 10
Norway, have gone to Syracuse, N. 7.
Arthur Tucker and family, who have
spent the summer at the Benjamin
Tucker farm in Norway, have returned
to their home In Pennington.
Samuel Isaacson has received word
from bis wife In Vilinus, Litanan, Rus
sia, stating that she and her children are
unable to leave that country as she had
received no funds. Mr.. Isaaoson sent
her $3.50 last July through New York
agency and Is at loss to understand the
delay. He has gone to New York to
investigate.
Charles Noyes has entered the. Uni
versity of Maine.
Mrs. Luela Morrill,, who has been In
Bethel during the summer, has returned
to Norway.
At recent meeting of Oxford Chap
ter, Eastern Star, 1t was voted to have a
supper on Tuesday evening, October 3.
The following committee for the same
has been appointed: Mrs. Alice Smith,
Mrs. Mamie Farris, Mrs. Virgie Muir
dock, Mrs. Evils Cook, Mrs. Maud Forbes,
Mrs. Grace Cushmsn, Mrs. Geneva Cook,
Mrs. Lena Andrews, Mrs. Dora Brett,
Eugene F. Smith and DR.. Harry Farris.
Merle Hathaway OF Providence, R. l.,
visited bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs, George
F. Hathaway, during fair week.
Nathan Coy of South birmingham,
Mass, was a guest of bis sister, Miss
Helen Coy, last week. Mr.. Coy was for
many years q passenger conductor on
the Grand Trunk Railway running first
from South Paris to Portland, later from
Gorham to Portland and later still from
Island Pond to Portland.
nl,,h kar tot I'd
the home of Miss Charlotte Lovejoy
Tuesday evening. Those In the party
beside the hostess were Mrs. Gladys
Keene Thayer of Bristol, N. H., Mrs. NJ.
G. Lysetb, Mrs. George Sanborn, Miss
Mercy Millett, Miss Maude Mixer and
Mrs. Carl Mixer, Fitchburg, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Watson OF Haver-
hill, Mass, were in town last week.
Mrs. Victorine Blanchard of Andover
was in town during last week.
Richard Lasselle and family of Gardi.
ner spent last week with Mrs. Lasselle's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutcbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 8. Rowe of Pownal
spent last week with Mrs. Rowe's father,
Thomas Thibodesu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow Frost of Auburn
were guests of Mrs. Fannie Frost last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ham of Auburn
spent last week with Mrs. Ella Ham.
A house party was given last week at
Camp Parkhurst, Sand Pond, In honor
of the engagement Of Miss Elva May
Perry of Norway to William b. Gill,
Jr., of Harrison, N. J. In the party
were Mrs. Fred Perry, Miss Olive Stone,
Miss Doris Longley, Norway, Miss Pearl
Snow, Chico, Calf, Leon Huston,
Spring field, Mass, Auric I. johnson,
Buffalo, N. Y, beside Miss Perry and
Mr.. Gill.
Rev. j. B. McCaffrey and sister, Miss
Alice, were guests of friends in Norway
last week. They motored from Gorham,
N. H., here and took in the fair. They
also visited Portland and Bridgton.
The Oxford Teachers Association will
hold its annual meeting In this village
Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Curtis, who teaches In
Yarmouth, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Curtis.
Philip E. Foss has returned to Bow
doin College. Mr.. Foss left college
some three years ago to 60 into army
service.
Herman L. Horne and E. 8. Cum.
mings were In Boston last week. They
went by auto and returned by way Of
Lowell, Manchester, Concord and the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Annie Leferrier Wingate of Hal
lowell spent fair week in town.
Miss Annie Mcdonald is visiting In
East Lynn, Macs.
Misses Doris 'Longley, Elva Perry and
Olive Stone. have returned to their studies
at Bates College.
Mrs. Alice E. Dunn of South Portland
is the guest OF Miss Helen Dunn.
The DeRue Minstrels are at the Opera
House this Monday evening.
Miss Rosamond Durham is visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. w. Bette, In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Woodbury. of
Somerville, Mass, spent fair week In
town.
The High School Athletic Club have
elected Charles F. Cummings, president,