Oxford Democrat., 1920-04-13
NORWAY.

i The veranda Club met Friday Will
Mrs. Hosea Mckay. The program wa
In charge of Mrs. Alta ]. Sheen.
/ The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. FREQ
E. Drake. The author studied wal
Margaret Deland.
The Lake Temple Pythian Sisters
sewing club met Wednesday with Mrs
Nettie Nevers. \
The Universalist Sewing Circle me,
with Mrs. Cyrus s. Tucker Friday after
noon.
The Choral Club, recently formed Q,
the Congregational church to assist In
the musical programs OF the church, had
box supper and social In the church
vestry after rehearsal Wednesday even
ing.
The young people OF the Universalis,
church held their indoor track meet Fri.
day evening. Refreshments were served
and social followed the meet.
Mt. Hope Rebekah Lodge will hold
their annual roll call and supper Thurs.
day evening, April 10. At the same time
will be celebrated the twenty. fifth ami.
versary of the institution OF the lodge.
Mrs. Guy Frost and daughter oil
Auburn were recent guests OF Mrs.
Frank E. DeCoster and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Buck, who have
been living in Livermore for the past
year or go, where Mr.. Buck has had
employment with Chadbourne 6 Clifford
in their numbering operations, have re.
turned to Norway. They have bought
the Abel Crockett farm on Crockett
Ridge and will move there.
Carroll Bartlett was in Portland Mon.
day.
The Misses Shirley and Inez Shedd of
Lewiston were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Rich during the Easter vacation.
Miss Marion True OF Boston, who has
been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank True, at Council Bluffs,
is now visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. True, In this village.
Lendall Yates has sold his property ct
West Paris and Is going to move to Nor
way.
It is announced that Miss Kathleen
McIntire, daughter Of Hon. and Mrs.
Bertrand G.. McIntire, will be saluta-
torian Of her class at Bridgton Academy
next June.
Miss Ethel Bradbury, who is teacher
in the Portland High School, spent her
Easter recess with her sister, Mrs. Will
Moore.
Donald Rice visited his sister, Mrs.
William Ray, in North Waterford last
week.
John Carroll, who has been in the
woods since early last fall, has returned
to Norway. Mr.. Carroll served as cook
in logging camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood are to
move to Rumford in the immediate
future, where Mr.. Wood has employ
ment with the telephone company. Mrs.
Laura Proctor, Mrs. Woods mother,
will 90 with them.
Benjamin Lapham, who has been
working in the woods since last August,
has returned to Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Cushmsn went
to Lawrence, Mass, recently. In that
city Mr.. Cushman underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis. Mrs. Cushman
returned In the earlier part of last week,
leaving Mr.. Cushman as comfortable ss
could be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Knightly Of
North Norway were In Lewiston several
days last week with Mrs. Knightly's
father, Albert P. Farnham, who, as
Democrat readers know, is at the Cen
tral Maine General Hospital. He had
his leg smputated between the knee and
hip for gangrenous affection. The
wound from smputation is healing we'll
and the prospects are good for recovery.
R. L. Jordan, who has spent the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. Ralph Flood,
has returned to his home In Denmark.
Fred Faneuf was In Hsllowell several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Burnell have
returned from Portland, where they
went with Mr.. Burnell's father, e. G..
Burnell, who entered the Eye and Ear
Infirmary for treatment. They reported
him comfortable.
Mrs. Angie Sawyer of Orono 10 visiting
her brother, Charles Boober, and his
family.
The Fish and Game Association have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Pres.-Albert j. Stearns.
Vice-Pres.-Clarence N. Smith.
Sec and Treas.-F. Robert Seavey.
Executive Committee-A. j. Stearns, NJ w.
Sampson, James G. True and Frank Jewell.
Arthur Welch attended the motor boat
show in Boston last week.
Daniel Dullea was called to Peabody,
Mass, last week by the death OF bis
brother.
The Abigail Whitman Chapter, Daugh.
ters of the American Revolution, held
their April meeting Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson.
The ladies discussed "Should Our
Schools Teach the Dignity OF Manual
Labor" Mrs. Edith Bartlett read, pa.
per, "a Good Job Cannot be Reckoned
by Compensation" A report OF the
State Council was read.
The ladies' circle of the Center church
had dinner In their vestry Wednesday.
The Ladies' Improvement Club OF
North Norway held meeting Thursday
with Mrs. Charleton Cox.
The Elizabeth Crockett Blake Tent,
Daughters of Veterans, held penny
social and penny lunch after their regu-
lar session Friday evening, with Mrs.
Mildred Nevers, Mrs. Jessie Whitman,
Mrs. Charlotte Moore, Mrs. Tena No
Allister and Mrs. Lola McAllister In
charge.
The Women's Home Missionary Socie-
ty of the Methodist church opened their
annual mite boxes Thursday evening IN
their church vestry with pleasing pro-
gram, after which social hour was
spent, with refreshments Of Ice cream
and cake served.
The ladies' circle of the Second Con.
gregational church have decided to bold
a midsummer sale on Wednesday, July
IA. Il will be held on the church lawn,
weather permitting. 1t Is the idea OF
the fair committee to carry out Japan
ese tea garden with decorations and cos
TUNES in keeping with such . setting
The tea room committee has been ap-
pointed as follows: Mrs. Nettie Nevers,
chairman, Mrs. Hattie Brown, Mrs. NJ.
o. Baltzer, Mrs. Fred Pike, Mrs. John +.
Swain, Mrs. Roland Nevers, Mrs. Albion
L. Buck.
The parishioners of the Methodist
church have decided to remodel their
church edifice. It has been decided to
excavate and fit up the basement for q
dining room, kitchen, dressing room and
class room. A steel ceiling and walls
will be put on the auditorium. The
church building, also the parsonage will
be painted. The contract will be lot ut
once. The committee to take charge OF
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