Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-23
NORWAY.

Mrs. Ida Brown and Harlan Brown
have been occupying their cottages ct
the Advent Camp Grounds In Mechanic
Falls during the past week.
Mrs. Walter &. Stone was In East
Poland one day last week visiting Miss
n. Sanford Coombs.
Mrs. Maria Hunt OF Lewiston has been
the guest during the past week of her
BROTHER and his wife, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thad-
deus Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. Cross are
also entertaining q niece, Miss Althea
Mesder, OF Bristol, Conn.
Miss Angie Bracket Of Boston IL the
guest OF MI. and Mrs. Bertrand G.. No
Intire.
George r. Stephenson, who has charge
of oil the hosts ct Browns Camps ut
Center Lowell, was In town Q few days
last week with party from the camps,
enjoying bass fishing on Lake Tennessee
| wassee.
Mrs. Olive Eastman of Kearsarge, N.
a., Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j.
Waldo Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Cassidy and
two children OF Portland are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. French. Mr.. Cas-
sidy IL assisting Superintendent French
In getting the corn factory 10 readiness
for the fall run, which will open In q
few days now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SeAvey and Mrs.
Ella Seavey, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Seavey
and children, Ethel and Gretchen, OF
Kearsarge, N. H., were In town for a
day or 30 last week.
Mrs. Arthur Hill of Gray is spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Alice
Nash.
Miss Rosalie Horne of Lewiston, who
is summering at Lake Pennesseewass
was the guest for few days last week
Of Mrs. Willard A. Noyes at Woodbury.
Pond.
d. B. Hayden and family of North
Buckle were In town recently for q
day.
Two ladies, Mas Elizabeth J. Smith
of Longbrsncb, N. j., and Miss Olive l..
Reamy of New Canaan, Conn.,, arrived
at DR.. Harry P. Jones' In Norway last
week. These ladies have been touring
the country In "house on wheels"
Their car is equipped with everything
to make life comfortable,-beds on the
side, lavatory fed with water from 9
tank on the back, closets for wearing
apparel, q kitchen with tw0.burner gas
stove and fireless cooker, q typewriter,
clock, etc. They started from Connect.
cut and travelled through the White
Mountains. Norway was their farthesl
point, and from this village they started
on their return.
Walter a. Holmes OF Augusta was In
town last week. He is making 90 auto
tour through Oxford and Franklin coun'
ties.
Miss Pearl Chelow of Toronto, Cana
da, is spending her vacation at Beal's
Tavern.
DR.. Needham OF Oneida, N. Y, was In
town few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Shaw Of Sanford
came to Norway last week and will make
their home here for the present.
Richard Mealand of Toledo, Ohio, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Walter Lyman
Stone. Mr.. Meslsnd is spending the
summer at Randolph, N. 81.
William Sands has gone to Indian Pond
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harrington Flint are
on trip to Skowhegan and Wellington
Mrs. Nellie Hathaway of Portland
with her granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
Tufts, has been spending few days al
the Ridlon cottage with her daughter
Miss Myrt French.
Hon. and Mrs. Bertrand G. McIntire
their son, Glenn R. McIntire, and Miss
Angie L. Bracket made q three days
trip to.Wiscassett and Damariscotta last
week.
Miss Rosamond Whittredge Of Auburn
was guest the past week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred D. Hosmer.
Miss Martha Snow and Miss Beatrice
Stone of Nebraska are guests of their
cousin, Miss Beatrice Stone.
Miss Doris McAllister is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. George Lowe, In East Ok.
ford.
Rev. and Mrs. G. e. Brooks OF Saco
are visiting Mrs. Brooks parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cannon, OF Pixies
Hill.
Mrs. Eugene N. French and Mrs. Flors
Abbott are In Newry, guests Of Mrs. A.
w. Judkins and Mrs. Louise A. West.
Mrs. Dorothea Horr Is visiting In Cor.
ham, N. d.
Miss Marion and Leslie Gibson attend.
ed the Epworth League Institute at the
Poland Camp Grounds last week.
Mrs. B. G. Anderson of Visslia, Calf.
10 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Gibson.
Mrs. Frank Rich of Derby Center, Yer.
mont, was Q guest of Mrs. Dorothea
uNrr dnrin0 tho mat vaak
Mrs. Cora Ripley of North Paris was q
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fish, who have
been visiting In town, returned to their
home In Rockland last week.
The Jackson & Greenlaw Company
has just been organized In South Paris
to carry on the retail grocery business
10 Norway. The capital stock is 80, 900,
all common, par value 500. Fifty-one
shares have been subscribed to for
which IS, 100 was paid In. The presi-
dent 10 Norman U. Greenlaw; the treas.
urer, Ernest B. Jackson. The trustees
are Norman, U. Greenlaw, Ernest B.
Jackson and Fred e Smith, all OF Nor.
way.
Roland Mixer of Portland is spending
bis vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace e. Mixer.
The boys Of Company @ have bad to
have their finger prints taken. Every
soldier whether In the regular army or
National Guard has to have the whorls
on the tip of his digits taken as an
official record. This 10 generally done
at enlistment but 1t has never been taken
by the Sd Maine.
Willis r. Wsshburp, who has been
stopping In Norway for . time, has re-
turned to bis home to China.
Mrs. Alton Ripley spent day or two
with her mother In the Marshall Dis
trict, Bethel, recently.
Miss But. Mason of Boston is visiting
Mrs. L. j. Brooks.
Mrs. Elizabeth F. SWEET and her guest,
Miss Cora Lougee, of Cambridge, Mass.
bave been making . trip through Maine
to Lewiston, Augusta, Squirrel Island,
Bath and Portland.
Mrs. Mary Witham and Mrs. Gertrude
Mattor left Wednesday for Rochester,
N. Fl.
Eugene o. Aillett has been drawn
grand juror for the October term of