Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-18
NORWAY.

A juno marriage which cannot fail X
be of interest to Norway people 10 tha
Of Miss Mabel Seitz, daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Don Carlos Seitz Of Brooklyn, N
z, summer residents OF this village, tt
Edward Marx Geibel. Mr.. Geibel is 9
graduate of Cornell University and fol
the past four years has been located In
China, In which country the couple viii
make their home. They will sail July
for Tientsin by way of Vancouver.
Everett Whitman and John Cleveland
have arrived In town from Texas and
the middle west. They made the trir
In Ford Car.
John Nichols of Windham was In town
one day last week.
The Clara P. Cannon house ut the
corner of Fair and Green Streets has
been sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Osman r. Hill
Harold A. Bailey has purchased the
sprinkler business.
Ernest Bradlee of New York is with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Solomob
Jackson. He has just received his
discharge from the navy after having
served four years. His service was both
in European and Cuban waters.
The Dinsmore lumber mill Is now run
ming full force.
The high school senior drama, "The
Heiress Hunters" of which mention
with cast OF characters was made in the
Democrat week or go since, was sue.
cessfully given at the Opera House Tues.
day evening.
Howard L. Drake has built an addi-
tiOn Tn his at0ra in Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Chandler of
Ridlonville were In town Tuesday.
An envelope drive has been launched
to secure funds to shingle the Catholic
church.
Mrs. Eugene l.. Hutohins is visiting
friends in Rochester, N. H.
"The King of Tramps" will appear at
the Opera House Wednesday evening.
w. r. Tubbs Company is receiving ash
logs, coming by rail.
Mrs. Gertrude Hosmer spent last week
with relatives In Portland.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve q supper Wednesday
evening, after which will be presented q
farce entitled "The Gentle Jury"
Mrs. E. L. Brown, who has been visit.
ing in Norway, has returned to her home
In Bethel.
Miss Mary Cannon was the guest of
Mrs. Ida Douglass In Bethel last week.
The Universalist Ladies' Circle met
Friday afternoon for sewing at Mrs.
George Dunn's.
The Norway High School team had q
wslkover Wednesday when they met the
Bridgton Academy team, the score be-
ing % to /.
Governor Carl E. Milliken has appoint
cd True G. Morrill, a delegate to the
twenty fourth annual convention Of the
National Congress of Mothers and Par
ent- Teachers Associations to be held
from June Sd to the 9Th at Madison,
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Lila Locke visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hastings in Bethel last week.
Jacob Klain Is gaining quite reputa-
ton in the base ball field with the Colby
College team. He Is the pitcher of the
team and has done some good work with
the organizations his club has met.
Mrs. Georgia Whitman spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. George 8. Whit
man, Of Brysnt's Pond.
Mrs. Lucetta Bean of East Bethel is In
town for the summer season.
Rev. N. o. Baltzer will speak at the
Finnish church In West Paris next Sun.
day on the Interchurch World Move
ment.
C. A. Frost was in Gorham and Berlin
Tuesday.
A special convocstion of Oxford Royal
Arch Chapter will be held Wednesday
evening, May 10. Work P. NJ. and NJ.
E. NJ.
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