Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-17

mad here few days iAS' "A
Minnie Saunders of North Water
~ s'' !. visiting her son in town.
n cbsstsr Gore Miller will delivel
AS, ASv.@orial Day address at Lowell.
a.. ro,sphne Johnson is visiting he
,' h.' Mrs Harold Hutchins, in Bethel
c.,,a A Chapman of Hsverhill
~. usO + the guest of his son, Donald P
Chapman
9, rsbroks was a recent guest Of biz
lara s. Mrs. Jesse Llttls6eld, of Nortl
waterford
r.. ladies Of the Congregational Cir
III meet next Thursday morning t'
cs,n The parsonage.
NJ, Carrie Charles and young dsugb
~ Lowell are guests of her sister,
Ms George F. Eastman.
MA. Fllsp Ham Of Lewiston was the
=. of her niece, Mrs, Anna Fl. Hayes,
s1ripg the fair last week.
~. Optimistic Glass meets at the
A., nsrIor Of the Universalist church
S,tnrisy afternoon at o'clock.
w,s Carrie r. Hall left early last week
:. .nsnd a week or more in Boston, to
Sst Inc latest ideas on her work.
v,Dsss : Shaw and family have NOV.
40 Paris Hill, where they are occupy
no the house Of Chss. NJ. johnson.
Maurice Moves has purchased the
rba,ls, ". Chick stand al the corner Of
RAJ and Winter Streets in Norway.
A ousp,i.g Of government fish were
an AZ This station Wednesday and taken
n Sbsgg Pond and other waters in that
vicinity to be planted.
Niss Julia P. Morton began Monday
morning as teacher of the Porter Street
n,imarS school, and will finish the term,
pccssdiDg Miss Abby Starbird.
Sbaws Orchestra plays for dancing at
vscbanic Falls Monday evening, at East
gsbron Wednesday evening, at Oxford
thursday evening, and at East Stoneham
Friday evening.
Those church organs which are depend
,u. entirely upon electricity, and have
| 40 hand pump, were out OF commission
h, the first part of the service Sunday
morning, the power being of till few
minutes after eleven.
AZ. Stevens, who has bad a portion
|dRE Shaw's hardware store for his
drug store since the Odd Fellows Block
Ere. is moving into bis new store, the
former market building with additions,
aeIt to the post office.
The chairman of the Country Store
booth Of the Community Club fair wishes
70 ,aks this opportunity to thank each
and every one who contributed articles
and the Ike for the country store, also
10 Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. Cole for their
cOntrbusiODs
The ". c. T. U. will hold its May
meeting at the Congregational vestry
Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0. This is q
good citizenship meeting, In charge of
ln. Emma Davis and Mrs. Emma
holmes. There will be important busi-
ness and a good attendance Is desired.
Everett D. Brown, who was for some
Jsars q teacher in Porto Rico, but Is now
ID bank in San Domingo, is visiting bis
lathsr, John $. Brown, and other rels-
ives. BE will spend vacation Of few
weeks in this country, and will attend
Biz class reunion at the University OF
Maine.
A rare trea, is in store for the Junior
C. Z. on Saturday at 8 O'Clock. Miss
Caroline Sewell, the cbidren's mission
Ey to China, will be With the children
At the Congregational vestry at 8 O'Clock.
They have invited the Norway Juniors
and the Juniors Of the local Baptist
church to meet with them.
The following pupils in the Main
Street School received 100 per cent 10
spelling for the week: Third Grade,
Aadyn Bel, Lucinda Ripley, Mildred
safs,On, Gertrude Titus and Louis
Inchner Second Grade, Lillian Bas-
Mt Reta ThurlOw, Hazel Mosher, Ismay
4drieh, Alberta Paige and Francis Mar
10.
Rev. c. G. Miller and son Alan will
make an automobile trip this week to
Tufts College, where arrangements will
oe made for Alan to enter Crane Divinity
ScboOl the coming fall for a six years
course. Crane Divinity School Is the
theological department. of Tufts College,
Nueatlng men for the Universslist min
lisry.
South Paris was village without law
!sfs tor few days last week, Walter
L Gray, Alton G. Wheeler, Harry III.
SaaS and Clerk of Courts Donald b.
FTiridge ali being in attendance on the
SaPreme Judicial Court, the May session
of which is being held in Rumford
Vounty Treasurer George NJ. Atwood
vas also at that place for few days.
1t will be remembered that Leslie l.
Mason regarded and reseeded the large
avn 10 front of bis residence on Mair
Street last fall, and within a few days
Has further added to its sttrsctivenes'
" planting a large amount of shrubbery
OOsn deciduons and evergreen. These
saruos are massed about the sides ano
uflVs"ayI, leaving the center sn area o.
gfsis sHard.
The ground was white with frost Wed
ossday and Thursday mornings, anC
sfass and vegetation was stiff with ic,
Snal the Iun got 10 Il. Little II any
aing IN the line Of planted crops wa
~lured, but strawberry blossoms ar
Md to have been frozen black, and tn
Hult tree buds and blossoms, whicl
ssfe Tar advanced for the season, ma.
uNe suffered TO some extent. Since tn
seaihsr took its cool turn IL has bee
decidedly cool.
Ihe first section OF the new cemen
'Oao, next the Park Street bridge, wa
Spened to travel Wednesday, twenty-on
Jays after II was laid, according {
TIosdule. This let's travel from Pari
nui way into the village by way Q
SOf1sr Street, over which the traffic ha
S'so heavy for the past few days. Witt
aisW days Park Street to Gothic wi
eOpened, and in about q week it shoul
~ ~ possible TO open the High Street SCI
a0n to the Square.
Hs,, A. ]. Torslef, = representative
~e Maine Baby Saving Society, In Il
Sssteat OF the work Of the society q
s.'s'ed union Meeting at the Unive
49," %'" church Sunday evening, In Whie
us pastors Of the four churches partic
Sa'eo; Mr.. Torsleff, while covering
s 1 Ialk the whole field OF the value
~ ~, osoy and its right to life and bealt
,,S, gu special stress upon the large mo