Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-04-06
NORWAY.

Miss Ella Clark, who has been teach.
Z Ing school in Windham, 10 spending hel
: vacation In Norway.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day with Mrs. NJ. Alice Oxnard.
The Methodist church held special
F. services for Good Friday in their vestry
Friday evening.
A social was held in the Congrega.
I tional vestry Wednesday evening.
!, The ladies Of the Universalist Circle
, held an all day meeting ut tho home OF
Mrs. Stephen B. Cummings Friday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church held social In their church YES.
; try Thursday evening. On that evening
: the small aprons that had been sent out
with little appealing verses were brought
, 10, and the contents Of the pockets
counted to add to the fund for repairing
, the church.
Jacob Klaln is home from Colby Col.
lege for the Easter vacation.
The members of Mrs. N. o. Baltxer's
Congregational Sunday School class,
known as the three Ms meet Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Virginia
Hall.
Hugh Pendexter, Jr., Howard Chick,
Leslie Gibson, Albert Bartlett and Ro.
land Mccormick are home from Bow
doin College for the Easter recess.
Miss Katherine Jones, who injured her
knee while playing basket ball at Bates
College recently is in Portland under
care Of DR.. E. G. Abbott. She expects to
stay several weeks.
Miss Mary Carroll has gone to Hebron
to teach school. Her school began this
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lenwood Carroll have
bought farm In East Fryeburg. Mrs.
Mary Carroll and her son James will 20
there to live as soon as the travelling will
permit.
Albert P. Farnham, who went to the
Central Maine Hospital, Lewiston, sew
eral weeks ago to have q toe amputated
for gangrenous affection, has had to re-
turn and have his leg amputated. he Is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Miss Elizabeth Bartlett, who is on the
teaching staff of the village schools, has
gone to her home in Andover to pass the
spring vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bartlett.
Carl Cannon was severely burned
about the face one day last week when q
gasoline lantern, he was lighting, ex-
ploded.
Miss Della Noyes was in Portland sew
eral days last week the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Marshall Pitts of Harrison visited
her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Foss, several days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z. Biokford OF
East Stoneham visited their daughter,
Mrs. W. E. Rice, and family last week.
Mrs. Berenice Nash Hill, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Waldo Nash,
| for several week., has returned to her
home In Gray.
| Mrs. George L. Curtis has recently
spent several days In Auburn, the guest
OF Mrs. George W. Winslow.
Mrs. Edward Carroll was in Springvale
last week. While there she attended
guest night of the Springvale Woman's
Club, at Mason Institute Hall.
Alton Tucker of Norridgewock spent
last week at the Benjamin Tucker farm.
Loring Paine, from the New Hamp-
shire State College, was recent guest OF
George L. Curtis and family.
Arthur Tucker Of Pennington was at
the Benjamin Tucker farm several days
last week. On bis return home he was
accompanied by his daughter, Dorothy,
who had been visiting her grandmother
for week or two.
Fred Perry has tapped over 300 maple
trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holman of Port
land spent several days at Beals Tavern
last week.
Mrs. Harriet Porter and daughter,
Elizabeth, are In Rumford for two weeks.
Ralph Parker Of Portland spent sew.
eral days last week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sumner Parker.
Miss Edith Rideout, teacher In the
Cony high School, Augusta, 10 at home
on vacation.
Edward G.. Burnell is In the Eye and
Ear Infirmary, Portland, for treatment.
Another society has been organized In
Norway. This time it Is the Mooseheart
Legion, a womsn's auxiliary to the Loyal
Order of Moose. The following officers
have been elected and will be installed
next week:
Past Senior Regent-Mrs. Florence Faneuf.
Senior Regent-Mrs. Faye Everett.
| Vice Regent-Mrs. Cora Flood.
Secretary-Mrs. Alfred Everett.
Treasurer-Mrs. Roselda Banks.
Past Dictators Edward Cannon and
Arthur Welch, and Secretary Asaph j.
Richardson have received commissions to
install the officers.
The body of Hon. John A. Roberts
was brought to Norway on Monday Of
last week to be placed in the receiving
tomb at Pine Grove Cemetery to await
burial later In the season. The body
was accompanied by Major E. E. Phil
brook, Deputy Commissioner Of Agricul.
ture; A. NJ. G. Soule, of the Pure Food
Commission; F. q. Dudley, State Horti.
culturist; G. NJ. White, Chief of Markets;
In. NJ. Thicker, Dairy Inspector; and z.
L. Newdick, Chief of Seed Department.
Rev. j. q. Little OF Bethel, who was
chaplain OF the State Grange at the time
Mr.. Roberts was overseer, conducted the
religious services at the tomb. A dele
CATION from Norway Grange, OF which
| Mr.. Roberts had been master for twelve
years, was present.
Kenneth G.. Quincy, who has been In
Boston during the winter, has returned
and has been stopping with his sister,
Mrs. Clarence Downing. He Is now at
his camp at Lake Keewaydin, East Stone
ham.
The annual meeting of the Norway
Fish and Game Association was held In
the Municipal Court room Friday even
ing.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Stuart
W. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Bragdon OF Auburn
are the new caretakers of the town farm.
They began their work April 1st.
Miss Edith Smith spent last week 10
Portland the guest Of her brother Charles
Smith and family.
Robert and Paul Brown, SONS OF Mrs.
Font Brown, are visiting their aunt In
North Waterford.
Miss Elsie Peacock spent last week In
Gardiner and will remain there during
the present week.
Miss Eva Hspgood Is at her homo In
Waterford.
John Walker has returned from few
days spent in Boston,
Miss Doris Brooks Is home from Bos-
ton University for week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis j. Brooks.
Mrs. G.. Emogene Hunt Of Pittsfeld Is
spending couple of weeks In town.
Miss Helen Tracy Is In Lewiston.
Miss Ruth Brown is spending her va
cation In Brewer.