Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1920-10-05
NORWAY.

DR.. and Mrs. I. q. Wight Of Bethel
wer6 In town one day last week.
Mrs. George Locke Was . recent guest
at N. e. Richardson's In Bethel.
Miss Molly Stanley Of Middle Inter
vale attended the teachers convention
Wednesday.
Mrs. Addie Thurston with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. N. Head OF West Bethel motored
to Vermont last week to visit the fam.
lilies of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson.
Eugene e. Andrews of Pittsfield, N.
A., was guest last week of bis mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews.
Mrs. Rose Needham of Portland 10 q
guest of Mrs. Emma Mann.
Joseph Therrien is spending few
days In Kennebunk, his former home.
He spent few days last week with bile
son in Hallowell.
Fred Hayes Of Oxford has been spend
ing few days with his sister, Mrs.
James N. Favor, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Hutchins
were In Portland last week. They also
attended the Rochester fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kimball, Mrs.
John Minot and son, Robert Whittle
Minot, of Summit, N. j., were guests OF
George and Miss Della Noyes last week.
The party had been on an auto trip
through the country.
Miss Eloise Hunt has entered the
Farmingto Normal School.
Mrs. Mabel Carroll of Fryeburg Is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Carroll.
Mrs. Gertrude Hutchins is visiting her
brother, George E. Higgins, In Dayton,
Ohio.
Mrs. j. Willis Ross and son Lester of
Clark's Mills have been guests during
the past week of her mother, Mrs. Alice
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Port
land visited Mr.. Smiths sister, Miss
Edith NJ. Smith, last week.
Charles Verenis, the fruit man, has
bought the Howe Block on Main Street
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe of Allstop,
Mass.
Mrs. Herman L. Bartlett attended the
meeting of the State Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs in Brunswick last week, a
delegate from the Browning Club.
Mrs. Eunice Putnam of Rumford has
been a guest Of her sister, Mrs. Alice
Msrston.
Mr., and Mrs. Garfield Walker were in
Kennebunk day or two last week.
Harry Cole, who has been In town
several weeks as demonstrators for the
Central Maine Power Company, has
gone to New York for couple of weeks
or so.
Mrs. Rose Rideout recently visited her
daughter, Miss Edith Rideout, who is
teacher of English in the CoDy High
School, Augusta. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Louise Knight and her daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet.
George M. Rand has filed petition in
voluntary insolvency.
A copy of the Yankee Blade dated
Saturday, May IL, 1S49, was recently
uneartbed while tearing out an old brick
oven and chimney at the Jason Rowe
house at the Falls. The paper bears the
name of T. w. Poole, who built the
house. 1t is a four-psg edition with
seven columns, printed In Boston by
Mathews, Stevens & Co., 50 per annum.
On one column are Seems of Litera-
ture," which include poems and quota.
tions with receipt on "How to Look
Young.n A second column Ia erich
cissorsings' filled with pithy sayings
and stories; q third contains "Beauti-
full Sketch which tells story of q
thunder shower; the fourth contains
passages from new books; the fifth,
1.-THE Home Circle and Miscellany"
Two columns are advertisements. A
noticeable one is from the New England
Tea Company advertising black teas
ranging from csc to SOC per h., green
teas, 400 to 81. 90; coffee, loo to zoe per
pound. The inside columns are filed
with Getty Whittlings," sporting Mat
ters," "Writings of E. P. Whittle,"
canadian Affairs" and numerous short
articles.
PC. Heald and family of North Buck
field were in Norway day or so last
week.
The District Convention OF Pythian
Sisters will be held In Castle Hall on this
Tuesday evening. The members of the
reception committee are Mrs. Mary j.
Lewis, Mrs. Martena Richardson, Mrs.
Alice Nash and Mrs. Gertrude Libby.
Refreshment committee members are
Mrs. Edna Thompson, Mrs. Ida Hall,
Mrs. Rubira Sharon, Elon Brown and
Ernest Noyes.
The sewing circle Of Lake Temple,
Pythian Sisters, will meet Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Kim
ball.
Rollin Dinsmore has sold his house on
Mill Street to John Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Banks are to move
to New Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt of North
Waterford were In town Wednesday.
Mrs. Fonti Brown returned with them
for a several days. visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Whitman are on
a two weeks trip to Kittery and Provi-
dence.
The Universalist sewing circle held
their first meeting for the season Friday
with Miss Della Noyes.
The Browning Club will hold their
first meeting for the season on this Mon
day evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Bick-
nell.
Mrs. Grace Smith has gone to Cam
bridge, Mass, for the winter.
The boys of Miss Sara True's class in
the Uuiversalist Sunday School held q
corn roast in Coles pasture Wednesday
evening. Those present were Henry
Favor, Vincent Ashton, Dwight Kilgore,
Billy Smith, Edwin Emerson, Clayton
and Stanley March, Philip Greenleaf and
Howard DeCoster.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. SWEET has gone to
Haverhill, Mass., for the winter.
A party of young people picnicked at
the Smith Cottage Wednesday. The
party was made up of the following:
Misses Elsie aud Eleanor Smith, Doris
Adams, Doris Beck, Verna Kimball, Dor
othy Newcomb, Henry Favor and Philip
Greenleaf.
Jonathan Holmes has gone to Hart
ford for few days before going to Cam
bridge, Mass, for the winter.
Otis n. Jones has returned from Johns
town, Pa, where be has been for several
months, and will spend couple OF
weeks in town before going to Boston
University.
Leon NJ. Longley has taken his son,
Forrest NJ. Longley, into partnership,
the new firm name being L. M. Longley
& Son.
Miss Lena Bennett was in Boston few
days last week.
Charles Blacquiere has returned from