Oxford Democrat., 1920-05-25
NORWAY.

Mrs. Chittsnden Of Auburn spoke or
IL. W. G. A. work ct Concert Hall Wed
nesday afternoon.
The ladies' sewing circle Of the Uni.
versalist church met Friday ct the home
Of Mrs. V. w. Hills.
Mrs. j. L. Bumpus Of Hebron was In
the village one day last week.
The boys of the Knights Of Honor
Glass of the Universalist Sunday School,
Glenn McIutire teacher, will hold q
White Elephant Sale at the church
vestry next Wednesday. It will be q
rummsge sale and any contributions will
be accepted. Upon notification, Glenn
McIntire, Houghton Kimball or Henry
Cullinau will collect contributions. The
Ladies' Circle will furnish supper.
Proceeds will 60 toward repairing the
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bennett have
gone to Gilead, where they will have
charge Of the Brown estate.
Sherburne York was recent guest OF
relatives In Canton.
Mrs. Laura Proctor is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Hutchinson In West Bethel.
Orripgton N. Cummings and W.
Arthur Lewis were delegates from Pen
nesseewassee Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
to the Pythian Grand Lodge In Portland
last week.
The delegates from Lake Temple,
Pythisn Sisters, to the Grand Temple In
Portland last week were Mrs. Arthur
Lewis, Mrs. Nettie Nevers, Mrs. Sadie
Lapham, Mrs. Martena Richardson and
Mrs. Emma Cullinan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel q. Hayden Of
Haverhill, Mass., have arrived at their
summer home on the lake front In this
town.
Mrs. Ellen Wentworth Of Gorham, N.
H., was q recent guest of Mrs. Ferd
Swan. Mrs. Wentworth has just re-
turned from Florida, where she spent
the winter.
Mrs. Howard Lasselle has recently
purchased cottage at the Poland Camp
Ground, at which place she recently
spent day, meeting Mr.. Lasselle, who
came there from Bath.
Frank Stevens spent one day last week
in Portland.
Donald B. Partridge has bought the
Fred E. Brown bungalow on Lower Main
Street.
Miss Genevieve Barker has gone to
Portland, where she has employment.
Mrs. Harriet Grant Twombly OF Cole
brook, N. a., was In town day or 80
recently.
Mrs. Arthur Brinck of Bethel was in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Guy Estes visited her brother,
Freeman Bennett, at Songo Pond re-
Gently.
True C. Morrill,, late superintendent of
schools in this town, and recently elected
to the same position In Bangor, was
given reception in the latter city Tues.
day evening. This reception included
one to Professor Hal r. Eaton, who is to
90 to the Lynn High School at the close
of the school year. Among those In
attendance were Mayor and Mrs. j. r.
Woodmsn.
Mrs. Hiram Wiles was taken to the
Central Maine General Hospital Wednes-
day, for a surgical operation. She was
accompanied by her daughter-in'law,
Mrs. Ora Wiles.
At the annual convention of Maine
Dry Goods Retailers in Lewiston Wed
nesday, Thomas Smiley of Portland,
formerly of Norway, was elected vice
president.
Miss Mary Robinson of Bethel was in
Norway Tuesday.
Frank Kimball has sold bis real estate
on Cottage Street to Addison Holt, who
will take possession in July.
Mrs. Sumner Parker has returned from
Center Conway, N. a., where she has
been stopping with her sister for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Hastings of Bethel
were in town Tuesday.
Miss Helen 8. Swan was at Gilead re-
Gently to conduct an examination Tor
postmaster.
Albert E. Nelson of East Stoneham
was the guest OF his aunt, Mrs. Cyrus
Tucker, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Marston, who has been
spending the winter in Virginia, has
returned to Norway.
Currie II. Wiles has bought the George
Frost place on Hazen Street.
Mrs. Asaph j. Richardson and little
granddaughter, Phyllis Richardson, are
at Old Orchard visiting relatives for
few days.
Mrs. Ora Wiles has bought the Deacon
Budden place, which was owned oy
Mason NJ. Kilgore.
Members of the senior class in the
high school presented their drama, "The
Heiress Hunters" at Harrison to good
sized house last week.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Second Congregational
church entertained the members of the
society from the Center church on Tues
day evening at the church vestry. Sup
per was served, and music and games
filled up the evening.
Members of the Norway Lodge OF the
Loyal Order of Moose have accepted an
invitation to visit the Bridgton Lodge on
Thursday evening next. All those plan
ming to 90 are requested to notify Score
tary A. j. Richardson that arrangements
for transportation can be made. As
Bridgton has accepted the daylight saw
ing time 1t will be necessary to make the
start from the Stone Drug Store at four
O'Clock standard time. Supper will be
served BY the Bridgton Lodge at $50.
NORWAY Lodge will work the degree and
Bridgton will exemplHy special degree.
Speeches and luncheon will follow the
work.
AT the Bates College Sophomore prize
debate Tuesday evening, Miss Martha
Y. Mixer represented Norway among she
Young ladies on the negative side. The
resolve debated was-That the United
States should accept the mandate for
Armenia.
Clyde Whitman Of Grover d Ill was In
Norway one day the frat OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lapham visited
Milton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Flint were
guests at Roland Littlefaeld's In Albany
last week.
Misses Mabel Greenlaw and Ida Davis
OF Oxford we're In Norway Wednesday.
A. j. Holden Of Oxford visited his
daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Barker, Thurs
day.
Mrs. R. z. Morrill, has sold her farm
10 Charles P. Roes.
Miss Helen Tracy will have charge OF
the play grounds in Rumford this sum-
mer. -,
Mrs. Ruth Thompson will give four
reels of moving pictures this Tuesday
afternoon at four O'Clock, also talk on
Y. w. C. A. work. This is free to the
women and girls Of Norway. An effort
ia being made to establish Y. w. @. A.
club In Norway.
Mrs. Charles Johnston of Portsmouth,
N. e., is visiting her brother, DR.. Fred
e. Drake.
The inniors of the high school are pre-.