Oxford Democrat., 1921-05-03
NORWAY.

The annual meeting of tho Baptil
: church will be held Wednesday at th
homo Of Deacon Aldrich.
The annual business meeting and elet
tion of officers OF the Young People
. Christian Union of the Universalii
, church will be held this Tuesday ever
ing.
i Mrs. Wiunlfred Bickford was In Wes
, Stoneham recently, the guest OF be
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. AoKeen.
Arthur Carey has been elected treas
ursr of the Methodist church In th
, place OF 0. l.. Stone resigned.
Mrs. Alice Dauforth, Mrs. Mary Col
and Glenn McIntire are delegates from
the Universalist Sunday School to tn
] Oxford County Sunday School conven
ton at West Paris Friday.
Il Mrs. Prudent Redard Of East Stone
ham was recent visitor In town.
Mrs. Wayne Mcdonald Of Island Pont
| is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Eugene SWEET.
Merton Kilgore of Newry was in towr
on business one day last week.
/ B. g. McIntire with Edward Douglass
OF Waterford was at Abbott's Mills
Rumford, several days last week.
There will be . banquet at Harry
Stone Post, American Legion, on thil
Tuesday evening.
Guy Bennett, superint endent of The
Buens Vista Ice Company, Cascade
Maryland, is visiting his mother, Mrs
Annie Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Faunce of James
town, Pa, have been visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Faunce.
Miss Lena Bennett Of Portland spent
Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknell.
Roy Bradford OF Buck6eld was iu
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Jefferson are st
Moosehead Lake.
The bridge on Horne Street over
Penresseewassee Stream, which broke
down q short time ago, has been rebuilt.
Mrs. Will Decker of East Stoneham
has been spending several days with
Mrs. Charles Chaplin.
The seniors In the high school have
bad their pictures taken by Vivian
Akers.
Glenn R. McIntire was In st. Barnabas
Hospital, Portland, last week having
his throat and nose operated upon.
Mrs. William DeCroteau and children
left last week for an extended stay with
relatives in Peabody and Taunton, Mass,
and Meriden, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rice of Lowell,
Mass, who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward l.. Burnell for several
weeks, have returned to their home.
Mount Hope Rebekah Lodge held it's
annual roll call and supper Thursday
evening.
A reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
o. E. Barnard, the new pastor OF the
Congregational church, Thursday even
ing.
The Barton Reading Club held their
last meeting of the season Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. George A. Brooks.
The Universalist sewing circle met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank B..
Beck.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barker were In
their former home, Mechanic Falls, one
day last week.
The state supervising deputy OF the
Royal Neighbors Of America, Mrs. Rosa
L. Libby of Portland, has been In Nor
way two or more weeks working In the
interest of Victory Lodge, In conse-
queuce of which large class was in
itisted Monday night. After the close
of the meeting, Mrs. Libby was given q
beautiful piece Of cut glass by the ora
Gle, Mrs. Mary A. Lewis, In behalf OF
the lodge.
Mrs. o. L. Merchant was called to
Vermont last week by the sickness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bansgan.
Harry Greenleaf has sold bis farm In
North Norway and moved to the village.
Mrs. Scott Merrill was In West Paris
several days last week.
Mrs. Frank A. Danfortb, who has
spent the winter with ber brother. Rev.
Charles R. Tenney, and family In South
bridge, Mass, has returned to her home
In this village.
The Misses Nora and Katherine Mar
tin were recent guests of relatives In
Portland.
Miss Augusta French of North Nor
way has been guest of her aunt, MRS.
Dorothea Horr, during the past week.
Mrs. Emma Harding of Lonsdale, X.
l., was recent guest of her son, Will
liam F. Young, and family.
Mrs. Angie Sawyer OF Orono has been
a guest Of her brother, Charles F.
Boober, and family.
Although this town has no Farm Bu-
reau organization as yet, County Agent
Lovejoy has thought 1t best to try and
organize boys and girls' clubs In the
town, and be has secured Prof. Edward
q. Brown as leader OF the cub. Work
10 now under way for organization, and
no doubt we shall have clubs In this
town which will compare favorably with
other towns, where club work is being
done under the support OF the Farm
Bureau organ zstion this year.
Work on the high tension wires OF the
Central Maine Power Company between
this village and Mechanic Falls is In
progress. Deoayed poles are being re-
placed and high tension ipsulations are
replacing the old ones, preparatory TO
stringipg the new wire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Herrick OF Bethel
we're In the village day or 80 last week.
The Beal's Tavern opened Its dining
room Monday, after having been closed
during the winter.
The folio wing delegates from Eliza.
beth Crockett Blake Tent, Daughters OF
Veterans, have been chosen for the state
convention: Mrs. Eta Ridlon, Mrs. Ber'
tha S,urtevant and Mrs. Elizabeth Samp
SOD; alternates, Mrs. Eva Kimball, Mrs
Rubirs Sharon and Mrs. Mildred NeVers
r,,,, Towne AthletIc Association.