Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-04-27
NORWAY.

Mrs. Charles q. Sargent, who wal
called to Searsport on account OF ths
death Of Mr.. Sargent's brother, Mia
Sargent, returned to Norway the first ol
last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews and daughter
Miss Nellie, who have spent the winter
In Massachusetts,, have returned to Nor
way.
Arthur Higgins was admitted to DR.
A. A. Cobb's private hospital, Auburn
last week for treatment.
A boys class has been organized al
the Universslist Sunday School with
Glenn R. McIntire as teacher. They
will be known as the Knights OF Honor
Class and have made their motto, "D0
Right, Come What May" They have
organized with bylaws and will conduct
their meetings 10 q parliamentary way.
They have rooms In the third story OF
Houghton KimDall's home and will hold
meetings every Sunday evening. The
officers elected are:
Pres.-Glenn McIutire.
Vice-Pres-Carroll DeCoster.
Sec. and Treas.-Houghton Kimbsll.
Mrs. Fred E. Drake and her mother,
Mrs. Clara Hayden, left Monday for q
several weeks visit in Massachue eetts.
On the way they stopped In Portsmouth,
n. a., a day or two with DR.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Johnston.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Stephens are
In Boston for short stay.
Oliver j. Foss was called to Leeds last
week by the death of bis mother, Mrs.
Frank E. Foss. =
Hon. Bertrand G.. McIntire filed bis
nomination papers as Democratic candi-
date for governor on Monday last week
with the Secretary of State at Augusta.
The papers were In ninety. one sections
and contained 2456 signatures. Mr.. Nc
Intire said Tuesday that be was obliged
to refrain from filing quite number of
names and did not file any from his own
county of Oxford.
The Browning Reading Club held an
interesting meeting Monday evening at
the home of Miss Genevieve Barker.
This was the occasion of the annual
musicale and Miss Barker had arranged
pleasing program. This included read
ings on American composers from "The
Lure of Music" by Olin Downes, illus.
trsted BY piano selections by Miss Gene,
We've Barker; also song selections by
Miss Marjorie Barker and Mrs. Estelle
Barker Briggs. The program as arranged
follows:
10 q "ild hSss %is: aensvisvs R.,isr 'MacD0wel
Mrs. Briggs
Miss Marjorie Barker
''AN' Miss denevieve Barker -''Ne''n
Miss Marjorie Barker
Mrs. Briggs N'''n
Just Wearyin' for You. Carrie Jacobs Bond
Miss Marjorie Barker
Perfect Day...;;;...;;,;...-.....----... Bond
y. Mrs; Briggs
on the hoad to MaTdslayi mas E,,..: aEyi,-.oley Speaks
The Land of Sky Blue WateFF WYF c.dmsn
Miss Marjorie Barker
Mrs. Briggs, Miss Marjorie Barker
The road grader that was used In
clearing the Ice on the lake for cutting
last winter, and which was buried be-
meath snow In one of the heavy Feb
ruary storms, disappeared In the break.
ing up of the Ice Monday and is prob.
ably now reposing on the bottom of the
lake. 1t had been hitched to the ice
house by rope, waiting for Q suitable
time to remove it; but the Ice broke up
unexpectedly with the above result.
The Farmers Union unloaded forty
tons of fertilizer last week and a car.
load OF chemicals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sampson's class of girls
In the Universalist Sunday School gave
q leap year social at the vestry Friday
evening.
The first peep of frogs was heard the
first OF last week.
Miss Edith Rideout, teacher OF English
In the Cony High School, Augusta, was
with her mother, Mrs. B. s. Rideout,
over the holidays.
Mrs. Eugene Lebroke has returned
from the Central Maine General Hospi.
tai. Lewiston, having made good recov.
cry from her operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. w. Sherman Rowe, who has been
spending several weeks with her sister,
Miss Tesss ThIbodeau, has gone to her
new home In Pownsl, where Mr.. Rowe
ls farm manager for the Home OF the
Feeble Minded.
Miss Euls Bicknell OF Auburn was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Bicknell, couple OF days last week.
Mrs. j. Burney Field has sold her
stand on Alpine Street to Wilbur Swan
Of Bryant's Pond, and with her grand
SOD, Stephen Spofford, will live with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ham of Auburn
visited Mr.. Hams mother, Mrs. Ella
Ham, over Patriots Day.
At meeting OF the Universalist parish
1t was voted to expend sum not to
exceed $1,000 In repairs on the church
edifice.
additional Norway locals on page e.)