Oxford Democrat., 1920-06-29

Oscar Mason was Visiting relatives IL
Bethel for two or three days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Perry visited
George Miller and family in Waterford
lately.
Rev. D. r. Faulkner is called to Lewis
ton this Monday on business for the
Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl G. Parcher of Saco
were weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. r. Carter.
Mrs. @. r. Sylvester and SON of Dan
willie junction have been visiting in town
the past week.
Mrs. Harry l. Lowell and daughter,
Miss Edith Lowell, spent last week in
Bolster's Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Titus were re-
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Harris in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Albert Dodge spent q
day or so recently with Mr.. and Mrs. s..
G. Jones In Canton.
Herbert Hurd, Archie Hurd, Rev. Mr..
Fsrr and Ralph Thompson of Sweden
were in town last week.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller will deliver a
lecture before the Mothers Club at Nor
way Lake Thursday evening.
Hon. Alton c. Wheeler was elected on
the board of overseers of Bates College
last week for term Of five years.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. French of Port
and recently spent the week. end with
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moulton left Fri
lay morning for Prince Edward Island
where they will visit relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Z. Douglas of Hope
isle, Mass, have been here for q few
lays, coming to attend the funeral of
Newell Il. Powers.
Arthur Perry, a former South Paris
BOY who now lives in Vermont, was In
own Friday. He is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 81. Perry.
Mrs. G.. C. West was in Bethel last
week, the guest of Mrs. B. w. Kimball.
Prof. George r. Berry of Colgate Uni
1ersity, brother of Mrs. West, accom-
panied her.
The regular monthly business meeting
II the Deering Memorial Epworth League
will be held this week on Friday even
ng with Miss Mary Abbott on Pleasant
street, followed by social.
Mrs. Esther Ryerson gave dinner
party to the following Norway friends
" ed nesdsy: Mrs. Howard d. Smith,
drs. A. S. Kimbsll, Mrs. Elizabeth An
lrsws and Mrs. Ellen Stearns.
Messrs. C. S. Stetson of Greene, John
7. Dearborn of Newburg, and Wilbur +.
Dresser of South Portland, state assess
,rs, were in town Wednesday adjusting
axation difficulties in this vicinity.
Albert Ames has sold bis place on Hill
,ide Avenue to T. T. Thibodeau, who
low lives in the King District. Mr..
rhibodeau expects to sell his farm, and
will then move to his new purchase in
he village.
Michael Kennagh returned Friday
rom the Central Maine General Hospi-
al at Lewiston, where he had been for
several weeks and had undergone q
serious surgical operation. He is still
weak but doing well.
The degree of bachelor of arts was
conferred upon Murray Murch Bigelow
.t commencement at Bowdoin College
asst week. This degree would have been
conferred in 1918 had not Mr.. Bigelow
been in overseas service.
Mrs. Eunice Thurlow of Poland is Wis
ting relatives and has attended the
graduation exercises. June 18th she
,aw her great-granddaughter, Ruth
rhurlow, receive the high school diplo-
ma, aud a week later she witnessed the
graduation of four great grandchildren
rom the grammar school.
Mrs. Mary +. Shurtleff has sold her
house on Main Street to Oscar w. Kim
ball of Waterford. Mr.. Kimball, who
has a farm in Waterford, will not move
here for few weeks, perhaps not until
after haying. Mrs. Shurtletf, who has
been in California for some months, will
remain there another year.
HI. Conant of Buckfield is moving
10 this village the present week. He will
have charge of the new apple canning
business to be established this next fall.
He has purchased the house recently
bought by Don Il. Tebbets Of Locke's
Mills. He says the contemplated sddi-
tions to their factory on Western Avenue
will be begun early in July.
In opening bids for the construction
Of roads and bridges at the office OF the
State Highway Commission in Augusta
Wednesday, it was found the Hassam
Paving Company OF Worcester, MASS,
was the only bidder on the 2.26 miles OF
concrete road in the villages OF Norway
and South Paris, the amount being SII,-
l9O.3 80. No contract has been awarded.
A party which started for Boston and
vicinity by automobile for few days
stay the first of last week included Mrs.
]. M. Millett, Richard NJ. Millett, Mrs.
A. B. Talbot, Mrs. /. o. Bsrrows and
Miss Marion Clark. Mr.. Millett attends
the convention of his college fraternity.
Mrs. Talbot visits in Worcester, Mrs.
Barrows in Lynn, and Miss Clark In
Melrose.
Mrs. Charles G. johnson OF Coatieook,
Quebec, has been the guest OF Mrs.
Emma w. Mann the past week. MIS-
johnson and Mrs. Mann were classmates
at Hebron Academy and attended a re-
union of their class Saturday, June H.
Thirteen members of the class and sew
ersl guests were served banquet In the
dining hall at Sturtevant Home Satur.
day evening. 1t was very pleasant
gathering, this being the first reunion Oh
the class since their graduation 20 years
ago.
Mrs. +. Z. Barrows went about ten
DAYS ago to Albany, N. Y, to attend the
graduation of her daughter, Miss Doro'
thy D. Wight, from the New York Col
lege for Teachers, where the diplomas
were conferred on the 2lst. Mrs; bar
rows and Miss Wight are expected nome
some time this week. Miss wight VIII
remain at home for two weeks, and vii
then go to Oak Bluffs, Mass, where shs
has a position in q summer hotel for the
rest of the season. For the next schoo
wear she has a position teaching Englist
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