Oxford Democrat., 1921-11-15
NORWAY.

The next local meeting Of the ladies' o.
the Farm Bureau will be held In thiI
village Wednesday.
Second Lieutenant Francis N. Carol
OF Company D, Third Maine Infantry
took his federal examination in Portland
on the 9Th.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Emma Mann.
The readings were favorlte poems Of the
members.
The ladies of the Congregati ational
church will meet ut the church vestry
Wednesday afternoon to tie quilts. A
covered dish supper will be served after
the quilts are finished.
Miss Helen Hebbard, one day last
week, caught the ends Of three fingers
IN belt In the Carroll Jefferson stitch
Ing room, and is at present laid up with
them.
Messrs. Ferdinand F. Swan, Cleve
Goodwin and William Moore left Thurs
day for q hunting trip In Ketchum.
w. 81. Kilgore was in North Water
ford couple Of days last week.
The Clark stand at the corner of Water
and Bridge Streets, owned by Mrs.
Ernest Hutohins, has been sold to Fred
w. Sanborn, editor of the Norway
Advertiser. Mr.. Sanborn plans to make
extensive changes In the house next
spring and make 1t his home.
Mrs.. Lila Rice OF Lewiston was in
Norway Wednesday, 10 attendance on
the inspection of Elizabeth Crockett
Blake Tent, Daughters Of Veterans.
Mrs. Rice Is junior vloe-president of the
Lewiston tent.
Victor Rowe of Wakefield, Mass, has
Mrs. Linnie Bartlett.
! Frank Kimball was called to Kenne.
bunk last week by the death OF rela-
tive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Twitchell moved
from Oxford to this village last week.
They are to live with Mrs. Twitchell's
aunt. Miss Helen s. Swan, at her home
on Crescent Street.
Mrs. A. G. Ingraham has returned
from the Central Maine General Rospi-
tai, Lewiston, in improved health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe have been
spending several days in Saco, guests of
their son, Fred Rowe, Jr., and bis family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Judkins and chill.
dren recently made visit with relatives
In Canton.
Mrs. Oscar Cox has been operated on
at the Central Maine General Hospital in
Lewiston. She is as comfortable at this
writing as could be expected.
Mrs. Maude Merrill of Auburn has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy q.
Nevers.
Mount Hope Rsbskah Lodge will hold
a supper and entertainment Thursday
evening In charge of the following com.
mittees: supper, Mrs. Alvesis Packard,
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, Mrs. Linnie R.
Bartlett, Mrs. Grace Dunn, Mrs. Lena
Kimball, Mrs. Myrtle Morgan, Mrs.
Frances Twitchell, Mrs. Sadie Lapham,
Mrs. Marion Jefferson, Mrs. Ruth Shaw,
Miss Maude Mixer, Oliver Foss and Fred
D. Hosmer; entertainment, Mrs. Bessie
Foss, Mrs. Alice Smith and Miss Char
lotte Lovejoy.
Past Grand Chief Edna Blake of Calais
inspected Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters,
Monday evening. She gave the temple
great praise for the excellent manner In
which they performed the work. Most
Excellent Chief Geneva Partridge pre- |
sented her with beautiful bouquet of
flowers in behalf of the temple, to which |
she responded pleasingly. After the
lodge session short program was pre-
sented including Q vocal duet by Miss
Dorothy Goodwin and Miss Inez McAl.
lister, q piano solo by Mrs. Gladys Rus
sell, vocal solo by Elon Brown, and sew
eral readings by Mrs. Carl Brown. Re-
were served. -
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this (Mondsy) evening at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert F. Andrews. The roll call
will be responded to with facts concern.
Ing Thomas A. Edison, followed by
queries by the hostess. /
After the next regular meeting OF
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, on Tues.
day evening, q penny lunch will be
served In charge OF Mrs. Gertrude Mat
tor.
Tar has arrived to cover up the rails
Of the defuuct electric railroad on Main
Street.
The Redpath Entertainment Bureau
open their course at the Opera House on
Wednesday evening with the Dunbar
Male Quartet aud bell ringers. !
The annual Red Cross roll call began
Friday. 1t will extend until the 24tb.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sanborn, who have
been spending a couple of weeks at
Meredith Center, N. a., returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Chamberlain and son
Francis of Portland are guests Of her
mother, Mrs. George P. Locke. Mr..
has closed his labors as
man with the Portland Daily
Press and will 60 to New Orleans after
to accept similar position
in that city.
The ladies of the Universalist church
will serve q dinner to-day Tuesday
from II :45 to / O'Clock. The Ms and
Ms furnish the committee to prepare and
preside over the dinner. They are as
follows: Mrs. B. G.. McIntire chairman,
Mrs. Emma Mann, Mrs. Scott Merrill,
Mrs. Alice Marston, Mrs. Eunice Mars.
ton, Mrs. Bert Melvin, Mrs. Horace Mix.
or, Miss Maud Mixer, Mrs. W. b. Noyes
and Mrs. NJ. Alice Oxnard.