Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-08
NORWAY.

The monthly meeting Of the Young
Peoples Christian Union OF the First
Univsrsalist church was held Wednes.
day evening ct the home Of Carroll Bart
lett.
The Barton Reading Club met with
Mrs. Gsorge Horr Of the homo Of Fred
ID. Hosmer Thursday afternoon.
The Harry Rust Woman's Relief Corps
gave buffet lunch after their meeting
Thursday evening In charge OF Mrs.
Emma Swan and Mrs. Annie Beck.
The Past Grands Of Norway Lodge,
II. o. o. f., have formed Past Grsnds'
Association with the following officers:
G.. Julian Brown, president, Frank 3.
DeCostef, vice-presldent, and D. n.
French, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Msnsfleld and daughter,
Miss Martha, OF Chebeague are guests
Of Mrs. o. P. Brooks.
Miss Helen Dunn has gone to San
Diego, California.
The Christensen Company of Boston,
of which Robert r. Quincy, . Norway
boy, 10 president, makers Of musical
instruments, have been awarded gov
eminent order for oboes. This order
was awarded In competition with other
manufacturers several of which were
noted makers. There has been consid.
cradle difficulty In making these instru.
ments ~ the grenadilla wood which on
tiers into their construction comes from
Germany and little could be obtained
until lately. BY recent orders each band
In the regular army or National Guard
IL to have two oboes, making call for
some eight hundred instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.. AcIntire left for
st. Petersburg, Florida, on Tuesday.
Francis Stanton Of Portland IL Visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. George P. Locke.
Mrs. j. Waldo Nash has returned
from several weeks visit IN Kearsarge,
N. d.
Mrs. Mary Flint has gone to Oakland
to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Fowler.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening at the homo Of
Mrs. Gertrude Hosmer. The roll call
will be answered by anecdotes Of famous
men and women; there wilfbe q sketch
of the life OF William Dean Howells b.
Mrs. Margaret Good win; q sketch Of the
life OF Elizabeth Barrett Browning by
Mrs Gertrude Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion L. Buck were 10
Boston and New York last week.
Miss Eta Christy, who has been 10
Norway several weeks, has returned to
her home in Island Pond, Vermont.
Rev. F. A. Sullivan of the Methodist
church has been asked to remain an.
other year.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Socie.
ty of the Second Congregational church
took . snowshoe hike Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziba Durkee of Bethel
spent Wednesday In this village.
Misses Ruth Cummings, Sara True
and Ruth Akers spent several days In
Portland last week.
Mrs. N. W. Greenlaw and son David,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel D. Prescott In Auburn, have re.
turned.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave supper and entertainment
ut their church Wednesday evening.
Instrumental music was given by Misses
Alice Bartlett and Madeline Hayden,
vocal solos by Elon L. Brown and Mrs.
W. T. Smith. A farce was also present
ed by Mrs. Hattie Brown, Mrs. Dora
Brett and Horace Brown.
Miss Della Noyes will give a whist
party at her home Wednesday evening.
Charles e. latham Of Patten, q senior
at the University of Maine, is assisting
in the agricultural department at the
high school.
Miss Dora Tarr, teacher In the Fifth
Grade school, has gone to her home In
Lewiston for two weeks to recover from
q serious trouble with her eyes.
Frank l.. Brown and daughter Cathe-
rine Of Bethel were guests Of Edward d.
Brown day or two last week.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle gave
q sociable Wednesday evening In charge
of q. b. Hosmer, Eugene DeCoteau and
Edmund Everett.
The Order Eastern Star gave . supper
Tuesday evening, with the following
In charge: Mrs. Lena Kim.
ball, Mrs. Ethel Luck, Mrs. Dora Briggs,
Mrs. Luoretis Burgess, Mrs. Emma
Mann, Mrs. Alice Danforth, Mrs. Maud
Forbes, Mrs. Eta Curtis, Harry Luck
and Harry Kimball.
Abigail Whitman Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, at their
meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs.
Emma Cullinsn's considered this pro.
gram: Roll call, quotations from o. 8.
Grant; extracts from her sons expert
ences overseas, Mrs. Harriette Chick;
reading, "The Blue and the Gray" Mrs.
CnllinAn