Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-22
NORWAY.

Hon. Bertrand G.. McIntire and the
other Maine delegates to the National
Democratic Convention left Wednesday
for San Francisco. They expect to
reach the Californian city next Friday.
A stay of one day is provided in the
itinerary at Salt Lake City. Miss Kath.
leen McIntire will accompany her father
on the trip.
Colonel A. j. Stearns has returned
from bis trip to Chicago to attend the
Republican National Convention.
The members of the Farmers Union
held their annual meeting last week,
when the following officers were elected :
Pres.-Charles 8. Stanton.
yice-Pres-George W. Richardson.
Sec. and Manager--Fred Fl. Noble.
Treas.-Albert A. Towne.
Executive Com.-Charles 8. Stanton, Fred Fl
Noble, A. A. Towne.
Directors-Georgs W. Richardson, Leslie E.
Mclntire, Charles Stanton, Fred a.. Noble,
Frank Millett Clarence Buck and Albert A.
Towne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Inslee of
Brooklyn, N. Y, have arrived in town
and will open Lakeside Inn. The Inn is
booked with guests for the entire season.
Mrs. Florence Anderson has returned
from two weeks visit in Portland.
Oscar Needham represented Harry
Rust Post, G. A. R., at the state con.
vention in Augusta last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith were
called to West Paris last week By the
death of Mrs. Smiths brother, Edgar
Whitman.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Elliott represented the
Harry Rust Woman's Relief Corps at
the state convention in Augusta Wednes.
day and Thursday.
81. W. Hamlen of Waterville was In
Norway several days last week. He also
visited Bridgton.
Mrs. Gertrude Coy Of Taunton, Mass,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
DeCroteau.
Miss Mildred Curtis was a guest last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wins
low in Auburn.
Mrs. John c. Shepard of Auburn is
stopping at the Shepard cottage. Mr..
Shepard was at the cottage day or two
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith were in
Albany for day last week.
Charles Huff and family have moved
to Norway from Lewiston.
George E. Marston, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Marston, has completed his
first year at the University of Maine,
and has found employment during the
summer vacation in Bangor.
Miss Ruth Cummings has been chosen
director of the Community Chorus,
which will furnish music at the Com
munity Chautauqua on Sunday, July 1S.
Miss Fannie Buck, who recently grad
usted from Simmons College, Boston, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Walter S.
Back. On Thursday last Miss Buck
celebrated her twenty-fourth birthday
aDd party was given In her honor BY
her mother. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Albion L. Buck, Adna s. Buck,
Mrs. Fred Pierce, Mrs. Eugene o. French,
Mrs. Fred Knightly, Mrs. Claud Haskell,
Miss Augusta French, Miss Address
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Perry.
Miss Buck will leave the first of July
for New Britain, Conn.,, where she will
engage in child welfare work.
W. B. Rand and Walter Knight of
Locke's Mills were in Norway for a day
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Packard, ]. Ed.
ward Shepard and John W. Wood of
Auburn were guests at the Shepard cot.
tage last week.
A. N. Record of Oxford was called to
Norway recently by the death of bis
father, S. j. Record.
Mr. and Mrp norIor M No... -
Baltimore, Md, are visiting relatives in
town. Mrs. Noyes was engaged in war
work, being violinist in the Y. W. G. |
A. She assisted In the music at the
y Universalist church Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bartlett of An
lover passed last week In town attend. |
ng graduating exercises of the high
school, of which their daughter, Miss
elizabeth Bartlett, was member of the |
graduating class.
Miss Marjorie Hazen of Auburn was |
he guest of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Abbott.
The graduating class of the high |
chool, also the school as whole pre-
ented Principal Albert G. Parker with
lifts. He is leaving the school after
laving served for some four years, first
IS sub-master and for the last year and
lalf as principal.
At the last monthly meeting of the
'olby College Athletic Council, a vote
It appreciation was given Jacob Klain of
his village for work done on base ball
cam this year. Due to's tecbnicalty In
he ruling he was not awarded a letter
$ he pitched only sixteen innings. He
would undoubtedly have won bis
etter had the postponed Bowdoin game
een played.
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