Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-12-21
NORWAY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pitts OF Harrison spen,
the past week with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Foss.
DR.. B. r. Bradbury has had q room
| finished In bis stable Of Q size to hold
bis automobile, heated by coils OF steam
pipe, 50 that temperature Of about 90
degrees is maintained, and the car is oil
ready to use at any moment.
Mrs. Albert L. CLARK entertained four
tables st bridge At her home on the even.
Ing of the 10TH
Edward Anderson of Solou Street has
received . telegram announcing that the
body of bis son, Elmer D. Anderson,
who died In the service In France, would
arrive 10 New York about the 18th.
The funeral, for which arrangeme rents
will be made later, will be held In West.
brook, bis former home. he went into
the service from Oxford, and the post Of
the American Legion at that place is
named for him.
Mrs. Eugene Hutchins is visiting
friends In Worcester, Mass, and Roches-
ter, N. d.
A. L. Noyes has opened q cobbler's
shop at West PsriS. His family will re-
main here for the present.
L. N. LonRley & Son have installed q
steam beating plsnt for Mrs, Lucelia
Merriam.
Station Agent Ruel has returned from
st. Hyscinthe, Quebec, with his family,
and they are established 10 the bunga-
low which he boughr on Tucker Street.
Edward hayes of Emmet, Idaho, has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. James N.
Favor and Mrs. B. F. Bradbury. His
mother, Mrs. s. Il. Hayes Of Oxford, has
also been the guest of her daughters for
q few days.
With the power furnished by eight
pairs of horses, Frank j. Withsm moved
the "Kilgore house" from Norway Lake
through the village to Green Street, Sun
day and Monday, the 18th and 18th. All
went smoothly until he got to the upper
end OF the village, but from there on q
jungle of wires had to be cut, and there
was trouble all the way along.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Andrews and Miss
Nellie l.. Andrews left Tuesday for
Allston and Acton, Mass, where they
will spend the winter. Their home here
is closed.
Miss Eloise Hunt, who is attending
Pennington Normal School, is at home
for the holiday vacation, and is In the
store OF F. P. Stone as clerk.
Both factories are now making some
shoes, but there are no indications of
any considerable increase In business
this month. After the first of January
1t is thought business will pick up.
There was much trouble with the
lights Tuesday, partly caused perhaps
by the pour Of rain, but more by the dis
connecting of wires for the moving Of q
building. A blaze started at Green.
laws garage from blowout, but was
seasonably discovered. Other damage
was done by short circuits, and the
streets were entirely dark Tuesday night.
Mrs. Grace A. Pike and children are
spending this month with her father,
Maurice Prince, at Mechanic Falls, and
her home here is closed.
Judge Charles F. Whitman, who Is in
the Maine General hos pital In Portland,
and who underwent an operation there
on the 9th, Is improving rapidly.
The Ramblers were entertained Tues.
day evening at the home OF Miss Mildred
Holmes on Main Street, when fine sup.
per was served. The evening was spent
with games and music. Miss Holmes
was presented framed picture of Lake
Pennessee wassee as reminder Of the
many pleasant meetings of the Rsmblers.
She leaves soon to resume her studies at
the Eye and Ear Infirmsry In Portland.
Those present Tuesday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Emery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver j. Foss, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan.
der Whitman, Mrs. Marshall Pitts Of
Harrison, Mrs. Elmer D. Morrill,, Miss
Mildred j.. Holmes, Ralph s. Osgood,
Philip F. Stone, and Miss Helen Holmes
and Miss Marguerite Wslch as guests.