Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-07-27
NORWAY.

Il A number of members OF Elixabet
Crockett Blake Tent, Daughters Of Vel
Grams, took an outing Wednesday to OIL
Orchard, guests ct Mrs. w. E. Rioe's col
tage, where steamed clam dinner va
served. The party went BY auto and o.
returning they took supper In Portlan
and visited Keith's Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Packard Of An
burn have been spending couple o
weeks with Mr.. Packard's parents, MI
land Mrs. Edward D. Packard.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Edwin Rowe, Mrs. A. r
IStowell and Mrs. Mae Perham of Locke
Mills were guests of relatives In tow
one day last week.
Master D. Wayne Pike, son of Hugl
P. Pike, has gone to make his home II
Braintree, VT, with bis great-unole, DR.
E. A. Bradbury and family.
John G. Briggs has obtained employ
ment at Berlin, N. b and has gone Z
that city. Mrs. Briggs and daughter vii
follow him as soon as rent can be pro
cured.
Mrs. Arthur Kinds and son Arthur
Jr., of Attleboro, Mass, are guests al
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lebroke's for tbt
| month of July. Mr.. Kinds will come
later for q weeks vacation.
Mrs. Charles T. Holmes Of Cambridge
Mass, is visiting at Mrs. Elizabeth r,
Swett's.
Mrs. Sarah B. Howe, her mother, Mrs
Ann Brown, and niece, Miss Bertha
Brown of Stetson, are at the Howe
bungalow for several weeks.
W. L. Fogg and son of West Buck
field were in town one day last week.
Hon. q. Il. Hastings and family OF
Bethel were in this village Tuesday.
Miss Emily Davis was the guest OF
Mrs. G. P. Bean in Bethel last week.
Mrs. L. W. Russell of Bethel was 1.-THE
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
Olson Holt, last week.,
Wesley Wheeler and family and Sher-
man Hazelton and family of Bethel made
an auto trip to this village one day last
week.
Mrs. W. E. Rice was up from Old Or
chard for few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard P. Lasselle OF
Gardiner have been visiting relatives in
town. Mr.. Lasselle has just returned
from trip to Chicago.
Miss Doris Bartlett of Youngstown,
Pa, Miss Helen Bartlett of Andover, and
Mrs. George Holt of North Waterford
have been guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Man.
ming.
George Ricbburg of Newton, Mass,
and his daughter, Miss Bertha of Boston,
were guests during the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. George q. Dunn. The Rich
burgs formerly lived in Norway. They
went from here to Minot to visit Mrs.
Minnie Fields.
Miss Fannie Croker of Dorchester,
Mass, is spending her vacation In town
with Mrs. George Boswell.
Miss Elsie A. Favor left Norway Tues
day for q visit to her aunt and cousin,
Mrs. William Tucker and Edward L.
Tucker in Manchester. Conn. On her
way home she will visit her brother,
Henry F. Favor, in Brockton, Mass.
Mrs. Nettie Greenough and son, E. P.
Greenough of Portland, have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs William G. Leavitt.
Mrs. George Durham Of Bristol, N. H.,
ia stopping for time at the Nathan
Durham place.
s. q. Bradbury of Bristol, Conn, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Pike.
Mrs. Ellen Stearns has gone to Camp
Stearns In Lowell for the remainder Of
the summer.
Miss Marion Bennett Ia visiting in
Bridgton. Before she returns to Norway
she will visit her father, Myron Bennett,
in Portland, also spend several weeks in
Unity.
Mrs. C. S. Hayes of Oxford has been
spending q week or so with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James N. Favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kueeland and SOD
Walter arrived last week In Norway and
visited Mrs. Kneeland's mother, Mrs.
Emma Mann. Mr.. Kneeland has re-
turned to his home, but Mrs. Kneeland
and son will remain several weeks.
Chester Holmes of Pittsburg, Pa, is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth +.
SWEET.
Mrs. Ursula WEIGH was home from
Auburn for day or two the first of the
week.
At the recent town meeting the arti.
Gle relative to the discontlnuance OF
that nart of Beal Street extending from
the junction of Winter and Tucker
Streets was passed over; also that rels-
tive to raising more money to build the
school house at Swift's Corner 1t was
voted TO give the sum Of $4,000 to the
gymnasium, the above sum to be paid
the town In the form of q supplementary
tax by the Carroll-Jellerson Shoe Com
pany.
stopping with her lrother, Charles f.
Boober, has gone to Orono.
Mrs. Maude B. Merrill Of Auburn is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy H..
Nevers.
Hon. Bertrand G. McIutire was In
Portland Tuesday to attend joint meet
ing of the State Chamber OF Commerce,
the Public Utilities Commission and the
State Pier Commission. One of the mat
tiers considered was the shortage OF soft
coal. It was brought out at the meeting
that one of the causes for shortage was
the export of coal in large, quantities.
As an example 1t was stated that out OF
600. 600 tons mined in March, 1900, 900
had been exported.
donald WEIGH is at Tuftonboro, N. H.,
az Instructor in boys camp.
Mrs. Hszen Nevers of Houlton Is
puest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Bur-
nell.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. o. Baltzer leave
W dnesday for Steuben, to remain until
September.
William q. Nevers of Casper, Wyo-
ming. ia visiting his cousin, Percy d.
Movers. Mr.. Nevers left Norway thirty
eight years ago.
There will be Republican get.togeth-
or at Norway Opera House Thursday
evening. Among those who are expect
ed to be present are Col. Frederic b.
Parkburst, Senator Bert N. Fernald,
Congressman Wallace q. White, Jr.,
CIV P. Gannett and Mrs. Gannett, of
Augusta, Frank j. Ham OF the State
Com mittee, and Miss JEANNE Hubbard
of the county organization. There will
be music by the Norway Paris Band.
William Pledge of Lawrence, Mass, is
visiting bis uncle, James Pledge.
DR.. and Mrs. N. r. McAllister OF Red
lands, Calf, are visiting at John r.
SWANS,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward 8. Paret of Phil
adelphia are occupying the Paret cottage
for two weeks.
Mrs. ENNIS Brooks and Mrs. Kate
Terrence of Toronto we're recent guests
of Mrs. Annie Cross.
Earl Hollis has returned from his
vacation spent at North Paris.
w. G. Oonary and w. w. Gallagher
-l ,,.k -oab In portlaud an dalaOatoa