Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-08-24
NORWAY.


Rev. Pliny A. Allen, Jr., who 10 spend
ing the summer at Q cottage here, wen
to Rockland last week to of1ciste at tn.
wedding of Herbert Edwin Din of Vol
lsston, Mass, and Miss Grace Louise
Walker of Rockland. On the same day
Rev. Mr.. Allen oflciated at the wedding
of John Newman and Miss Ella Collins
both OF Rockland; and the day follow
ing at the wedding of Bentley Lawrence
Barbour and Miss Doris Pettingill, both
of Rocklsnd. Rev. Mr.. Allen was the
late pastor of the Church of the I'm.
manuel, Universalist, In Rockland and
most of these people were former parish
toner's.
Mrs. Clara Elliott returned the first OF
the week from several days. visit in
Rumford. She has now gone to Peaks
Island for a short stay.
Mrs. Charles P. Kimball was in Lewis
ton last week, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Hartman, and family.
Miss Estelle Law of Southbridge,
Mass, is q guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
L. Hutchins.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis, daughter Alice
and son Fred have returned from a visit
to Lynn, Mass.
Miss Lillian Powers of Brunswick is a
guest of Mrs. j. W. Nash.
Miss Madeline Proctor of Auburn Is
the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Per
ley Proctor.
Mrs. Mary A. Oxnard of Crescent
Street, who was recently called to West
Medford, Mass, by the death of her son,
Frank A. Oxnard, has returned to her
home here. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Frank A. Oxnard and her daughter,
Miss Nancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G.. Blake and Mrs. Emma
Kennedy took a trip to Waldoboro and
Boothbay Harbor the first of last week.
Miss Althea Meader of Bristol, Conn.,,
and Mrs. Edward Hunt of Lewisto ION
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus
Cross last week, also A. L. Cook and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Stiles of Portland
wereguests during the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Abbott.
| Roland Andrews, who has been work
ing with surveying party for the Con-
necticut Valley Lumber Company in
New Hampshire, has closed his labors
with them and returned to Norway Sat-
urday to stop with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Andrews, for week or
two before returning to his studies in
| Boston.
Miss Helen Holmes has returned from
her visit to Mrs. Emma McCrillis Col.
we'll in South Hancock, and resumed
her duties at the public library.
Hon. B. G. McIntire began his speak
ing campaign last week, opening at Oak
land Monday night with Judge Matthew
Mccarthy of Rumford. Tuesday night
both spoke at Winthrop.
c. N. Bancroft of Westbrook was q
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Emily Twi'chell,
last week.
W. T. Smith of Mechanic Falls has re-
opened the old Cole jewelry store. This
store has been occupied as jewelry
store for more than fifty years. three
generations of Coles having presided be-
hind it's counter.
Miss Lena M. Keyser of Bath is stop
ping with the Freeman Smith family.
Leon G. Farwell of Fitchburg, Mass,
has been q guest Of G. L. Curtis and
family.
Ladies' Night at Castle Hall Monday,
in honor of T. Putnam Richardson, an
old member of Pennesseewass Lodge,
Knights of Pythiss, was very enjoy
able occasion. A short entertainment
was given with vocal solo by Abraham
Klain and another by Harold Moore With
Miss Bessie Kain at the piano, and
piano selection by Miss Nancy Oxnard.
Each of the above was received with ap
plause and responded with encores.
Donald B. Partridge then presented Mr..
Richardson in behalf OF the lodge with
a Knights jewel. Following this, Elon
Il. Brown presented Mr.. Partridge with
past chancellor's jewel. Refreshments
were served and dancing enjoyed. The
committee in charge consisted OF Elon
L. Brown and Roland s. Nevers.
Hon. B. G.. McIntire left Wednesday
evening for New York to meet Chair.
man White and members OF the National
Democratic Committee. He was accom-.
panied from Lewiston by Ex-Congress.
man D. j. McGillIcuddy, Maine member
of the national committee, and Judge
L. j. Brann of the state committee.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester Horne of Fair
haven, Mass, arrived in their auto last
week to visit Mrs. Hofne's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard D. Smith. When
they return Mrs. Julia Horne and Mrs.
Fannie Burnell will accompany them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth s. Cadigau and
three children from Medford, Mass, are
guests OF Mrs. Cadigan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Hartman on Fore Street,
and her brothers, Arthur and Ralph, in
the village.
Mrs. Henry Kimball, Mrs. Hattie New
ers, Miss Irene Nevers and Mrs. Sadie
Lapham made two days trip to Naples
last week with Howard Chick, driver.
Mrs. B. s. Rideout with her daughter,
Miss Edith, is spending her two weeks
vacation In Garland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Mishill and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kelley of Philadelphia
have been among recent guests at the
Maple Lane Spring House.
Z. Spaulding Abbott moved building
30x18 from the Arthur Merrill place be-
hind Pixies Hill to the Grant Abbott
farm. 1t took six horses and some pro-
family to move 1t.
Mrs. Agnes D. Currier has bought the
Sawyer place on Danforth Street.
Albert Bartlett, who has been attend.
ing a summ mer school at Columbia Uni.
versity, New York, is home with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Herman L. Bart.
lett.
Mrs. Sarah Buck of Rumford, Who has
been guest Of her granddaughter, Miss
Clara Ethridge, for a couple of weeks
past, left Tuesday for visit to New
Gloucester.
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The Paramount Issue.
The need for progressivism In the con.