Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-11-16
NORWAY.


visitor to the family Of Harry PuIsifet
In Mechanic Falls.
Walter r. Tubbs, George T. Tubbs,
Roy Pratt, Fred Noble and son Philip
are on hunting trip in the Rapid River
region.
Mrs. Eldon Goodwin spent . day OF
two with relatives In Locke's Mills last
week.
Among those who walked the burning
sands Of the Mystic Shrine at Kors
Temple, Lewiston, Monday evening wa
James N. Favor. This was grand cere-
monial session. There were some 6t.
teen hundred mobiles In attendance, and
there were forty nine candidates for
initiation. One Of the things whici
made the meeting of special interest
was the official visit of Imperial P0ten-
tate Ellis g. Garretson Of Afd Temple,
Spokane, Washington. Imperial Poten-
tate Garre'son was accompanied by DR..
w. NJ. Reed of Spokane, q personal com
panion, and Past Poteptste Clarence n.
Dunbar Of Palestine Temple, Provi-
dence, R. I. There was = grand parade
before the meeting headed by the Kors
Band and Arab Patrol and followed BY
FIVE hundred nobl Q, marching through
the business section of the city. After
the parade and before the ceremonial
session was served an oriental banquet
in the main banquet hall at which we're
seated fourteen hundred mobiles.
The Norway W.. c. T. U. met with
Mrs. Percy Nevers Wednesday after
noon to consider the subject "Thanks-
giving and Thsnksdoing."
The city of Portland expects to enter
tain the next annual encampment OF The
Grand Army Of the Republic. 1t will
be remembered the nineteenth annuaI
encampment of that organization wa.
held In the Forest City in 1885, between
the dates of June 21 and 81, and that
Norway had q prominent part In the
celebration as General George L. Beal
was chief marshal of the grand parade.
1t was estimated that $4,000 veterans
were In line. Over one thousand tents
were pitched on the Eastern Promenade
This tented city was named q. 8. Grant
Camp in honor Of the great soldier
whose death took place only about
month later. This encampment cost
about $4,000 There were several
prominent guests, among them General
John A. Logan, General Henry W.
Slocum of New York and General R. A.
Alger of Michigan, to say nothing of
such prominent Mainites az Hon. T. B.
Reed, Hon. Nelson Dingley, Hon.
Charles Boutelle, Mayor j. W. Dsering,
General Charles P. Mattooks, General
John Marshall Brown and Colonel F. N.
Dow.
The Elizabeth Crockett Blake Tent,
Daughters of Veterans, gave ten cent
social and lunch after their regular
meeting Friday evening with the follow.
ing committee In charge: Mrs. Tens
McA lister, Mrs. Vesta Smith and Mrs.
Ida Cannon.
Elgin Greenleaf has closed his camps
at Sugar Island, Moosehead Lake, for
the season and returned to his home
here.
Mrs. Dorothea Horr has been visiting
in Gorhsm, N. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Packard OF Port
land were in Norway for week re-
Gently.
Mrs. Charles G. Blake was In Port
land few days last week, guest of her
sister. Mrs. Amos L. MiIlett, and niece.
Mrs. Lyman B. Chipmsn.
The annual banquet and roll call OF
the Second Congregational church took
place Thursday evening.
The Universalist Sewing Circle met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Vivian W.
Hills.
Mrs. Herbert Adams and son of Lowell
and Mrs. Raymond Swan and two chill
dren of Westbrook were guests last
week of their sister, Mrs. Walter Smith,
and family.
Leslie McAllister is at work for James
Stone at Bisbeetown, where the latter 10
building mill.
I. w. Waite, who has been at Middle
Dam during the summer, has returned
10 Norway and Is at the Nash Taxider-
mist Shop.
barry Rust Post and Relief Corps
have been invited to q campfire by
Brown Corps In Bethel on Wednesday
and plan to send large delegation.
Mrs. Charles Andrews of Augusta was
a guest last week of her sisters, Mrs. Dr..
B. F. Bradbury and Mrs. James N.
Favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pike were in Bos-
ton last week, where Mrs. Pike consult
cd q specialist.
Mrs. Ellen Woodbury., who has been
spending two weeks with her niece, Mrs.
Clarence q. Downing, has returned to
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elon L. Brown and Mrs.
Charles E. Bradford have been in Hast.
ings to visit Mr.. Bradford, who is in
camp there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Smith have gone
to Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Walker Of
Portland have been visiting friends In
town. Mrs. Walker was formerly Miss
Beryl Young of this village.
Mrs. Annie Rolfe has returned from
Stratford, N. a.. where she was called
by the death of her brother.
Mrs. Eunice Watson has returned from
months visit to her sister In Nova
Scotia.
Mrs. Earl Wood and son Lawrence
have been In Pennington to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tucker.
Clifford Ethridge is moving to Milton.
Sam Isaacson returned to Norway this
week bringing his family with him.
They have just arrived from Russia.
Mrs. Mildred True and Miss Helen
Dexter left for the South last week,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Abbott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard e. Kuightly, Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Delsno left Wednesday for Bos.
ton to attend the National Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Greenleaf and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Marston took
an auto trip last week to Upton to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Judkins. While
there they made trip through Dixville
Notch.
Miss Annie Mcdonald has gone to
Nova Scotia to pass the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Msrston and Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Greenleaf made o visit
recently with Mrs. Bennett Morse In
Bethel.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Fred
Lovejoy. The roll call will have re-
sponses on hints for the housewife.
There will be paper By Mrs. Alice
Dsnforth on "The adjustment of homo
duties to social requirements"
Fred Faneuf, Fred Allen, Edwin
Thompson, John Mckay and Jesse p.
Edwards have been At Camp Mckinley,
Stonehsm, bunting.
Superintendent Of Schools W. e.
Stuart went to Oxford last week to at
tend q meeting Of the Parent Teachers'
Association In that village and deliver
an address on Financial Problems"