Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-02-24
NORWAY.

Miss Susie Taylor of Boston was {
lguest last week of Mrs. Linnie r. Bart
lett.
Mrs. Frank Libby IL in Portland, called
there by the illness of her daughter, Mrs
Chester Holbrook.
Mrs. Susie Goodspeed was called tc
Wilton last week by the death Of bel
father, Dwight Hall.
Leon Reach of Boston was Q recent
guest of his cousin, Mrs. Frank E. De
Coster. Mr.. Reach has been snowshoe'
ing In the White Mountain region. II
goes without saying that he found plenty
of snow there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Osier, who have
been living In Norway for some little
time, have returned to their former home
In Springvale.
The Grand Trunk has laid an embargo
on freight and the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe
Co. has piled up large number of cases
for shipment when the embargo is lifted.
Mrs. Albert j. Stearns is in Canton,
Mass, on account Of the severe illness OF
her sisters husband, Roy E. Cole.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews of
Augusta were recent guests of Mrs. An
drews' sisters, Mrs. B. F. Bradbury and
Mrs. James N. Favor.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Edwin s. Cum
mings.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church met Thursday with Mrs. F. A..
Sullivan.
The members of Mrs. F. A. Sullivan's
Sunday School class-the Win. One Class
in the Methodist church were enter
tanned Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
D. L. Joslin.
G. A. Yeaton attended the Maine Fruit
Growers Convention In Auburn on Tues
day and Wednesday of last week.
The teachers of the Universslist Sum-
day School held their monthly meeting
last week on Wednesday evening with
Miss Della NJ. Noyes.
Mrs. Harry T. Gould, who died last
week in Portland, was former Norway
woman, Miss Elizabeth Noyes, daughter
of David Frank Noyes.
The ladies of the .Universalist church
will give supper In their vestry Wed
nesday evening. The committee In
charge Is Mrs. Edward Carroll, Mrs. A.
L. Cook, Mrs. G. a. Cole, Mrs. Stephen
B. Cummings, Mrs. Inez 8. Cummings,
Mrs. Fred Cummings, Mrs. Mary Cole,
Mrs. George L. Curtis, Mrs. Lewis j.
Brooks, Miss Abbie Curtis, Miss Ruth
Cummings, Miss Adeline DeCoster, Mrs.
Izah Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknell, Mrs.
Mary Bennett, Mrs. Charles Boswell and
Mrs. Nora Bradbury.
The Past Grands' Association of Mount
Hope Rebekah Lodge will hold their
annual banquet on Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Linnie s. Bart
lett, Mrs. Gertrude Libby and Mrs. Ella
Hartman are members of the house
committee, and Mrs. Dora Brett, Mrs.
Alice Danforth and Mrs. Cora Kimball
on the entertainment committee. The
banquet will be served at 6:45. Since
the organization of the lodge there have
been twenty-five Past Grands, all OF
whom are living.
Hon. j. A. Roberts, State Commits
sioner of Agriculture, gave an address
before the Maine Fruit Growers Assocla-
tion in Auburn Wednesday, on the apple
law and the grading and packing of ap.
Piles.
Mrs. Cora F. Mains is spending the
winter in Hartford, Conn.,, with her son,
Esca Mains.
The Carroll Felt Shoe Company, a
branch of the Carroll, Jefferson Shoe
Company of this village, has purchased
a building in Ellsworth and will begin
the manufacture of shoes there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Barker and daugh-
ter of Hanover spent several days last
week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
b. Cummings.