Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-15
NORWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith were re-
cent guests OF A. B. CLARK and family at
Bolster's Mills.
several days recently.
Norway Grange held memorial services
for their deceased members Saturday.
The Norway town team played Me-
chanic Falls team ct Mechanic Falls Sat
urdsy.
Captain Arthur ". Pratt OF East
Orange, N. j., has been guest Of George
L. Curtis and family. Captain Pratt
was lieutenant commander of the United
States Steamer "Federsl" during the
war. he is soon to leave for foreign
waters as captain of one Of the United
States Steel Company's steamers.
Mrs. h. q. Whitman has sold her
stand on Elm Street to Edmond Everett.
There will be an exposition In Port
land during centennial week, when man
ufacturing establishments will make ex-
hibits, and two Norway firms have
already signifed their intention OF tax
ing part: the Carroll-Jellerson Shoe
Company and the Tubbs Snowshoe Man
ufacturing Company. Among the officers
of this exposition Ia Hon. Bertrand G.
McIntire, who is on the executive COM
mittee.
Lake Temple, Pythisn Sisters, will
hold their annual roll call and supper
this (Tuesday) evening. The supper
will be in charge of Mrs. Edith Edwards,
Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. Geneva Partridge,
Mrs. Ida Hall and Mrs. Alta Sheen.
Mrs. Harriet Brown is chairman of the
entertainment committee.
The cast of the Junior drama, "The
Dust of the Earth" given st the Opera
House Friday evening is as follows:
David Moore Of Maple Farm.
Stephen j. Cummings
Susan, his wife. Miss Gretchen Eisenwinter
Elizabeth. their daughter. Miss Ruth Croker
Jerry, their son Benjamin Tucker
Rev: br. Tempieson' young divine; Ii. CUMMING.
Miss Arabella. the village neyspsper, p.r.,.,,
John Rider. young master Of Ths Maple,
Wandering Tom, mystery Clayton Purington
Old Nose, his companion ---. Raymond Winslow
Nell, the Dust of the Earth. Miss Louise Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Allen went to
Rockland last week for visit.
Miss Emile D. Davis, who has spent
the winter in Washington, D. c., has
returned to Norway and will spend the
summer with Mrs. G. T. Stone.
Miss Mabel NJ. Kneeland of Lewiston
was In Norway Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w. Sheen have
gone to Readsboro, Vermont, where they
have bought farm.
Deputy and Mrs. Harry o. Stimson
spent several days in Conway, N. H.,
last week, where they visited their son,
Clyde Stimson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Sanborn and
Walter G. Smith left Wednesday for
Sugar Island, where they will spend sew
eral weeks.
Members of the Androscoggin River
Dental Club were recent guests of DR..
Harry P. Jones at his cottage on Lake
Pennesse ewassee. Those attending were
DR.. w. D. Taylor of Mechanic Falls, DR..
w. C. O'Sullivan and DR.. q. L. Furbush
of Lewiston.
John c. Briggs and family were in
Berlin, N. H., recently.
Mrs. Alta Sheen was recently pre-
sented with cut glass dish by members
of Harry Rust Relief Corps of which she
is a member. She is moving to Vermont.
Mrs. George R. Howe is at the Port
land Eye and Ear Indrmary for treat
ment.
Thomas Lejoie is moving bis family
to Lewiston.
Graduation of the high school takes
place this week. The baccalaureate
sermon was given Sunday by Rev.
Chester Gore Miller, and the graduation
exercises will take place Thursday even.
ing at the Opera House. The gradua-
tion ball will occur Friday evening"
Mrs. Alice NJ. Msrston has gone to
Topsham to attend the graduation Of
her nephew, Donald McKinnoD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian W. Hills went to
Waldoboro Thursday. On their return
they were accompanied by Mrs. Hills
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Barden
Turner.
Judge Charles F. Whitman has pur.
chased cottage at Great Diamond
Island.
Members of Oxford Castle. Knights of
the Golden Eagle, held field day at
Scarboro Saturday.
Israel Klain of Berlin, N. H., was in
town last week.
Mrs. Emogene Brown has been spend.
ing a few days with her son, Venie
Brown, in Bethel.
Elden W. Stevens filed voluntary
petition In bankruptcy in the United
States District Court In Portland last
week. His alleged liabilities amount to
$469. 90 and his assets, all of which are
claimed to be exempt, amount to $95 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Richardson are
visiting in Bridgton and Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt of North
Waterford have been visiting In town.
Miss Gwendolyn Bartlett OF Locke's
Mills was In Norway recently.
Mrs. Venie Brown of Bethel Is visiting
relatives In town.
Arthur Meserve and Mary Cobb were
in Lynchville recently.
Mrs. Mary E. Pike, formerly OF Nor
way, now with her SOD, Frank L. Pike,
in Auburn, had the misfortune to fall
recently and break her collar bone.
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