Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-08
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| About thirty boys have signlfled theil
desire to join the local camp OF Bo!
Scouts. Scout Executive Charles L
Pollard of Bethel Was In town last weel
and organized this camp. he secured
Edward II. Brown % scoutmsster anG
Charles r. Cummings % assistant. Tht
scouts will have quarters In the Ameri
can Legion Rooms.
Mrs. Carl Nodfelt Of Lynn, Mass, wal
"a guest last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Pendexter. Mrs. Nodfelt 10 cousin Of
Mrs. Pendexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler Of Bethel
made recent visit to this village.
Mrs. Alvah Hendrickson Of South
Woodstock was guest In this village
one day last week.
Mrs. Annie Rolfe was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Copeland In Bethel last
week.
Miss Ruth Cummings will 60 to Lew
iston Wednesday as accompanied to Miss
Helen Yorke, who will give concert In
City Hall, that city, on that evening
Miss Marion Haskell will also appear IN
the concert as violinist.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
held Its February business meeting at
the home Of Glenn McIntire Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. L. E. Cole, Miss Ethel Cole and
Miss Marjorie Farwell of Locke's Mills
were in Norway one day last week.
Samuel Moore spent several days In
Gilead last week.
George Hobson of North Waterford
visited his sister, Mrs. Mary Cannon,
recently.
Miss Marion Hutchins OF Bethel was
In Norway one day last week.
Leroy s. Spiller was in Mechanic Falls
and East Sumner last week.
o. j. Burgess was called to Andover
last week by the critical sickness OF his
father, Olney Burgess.
Miss Bessie Klain has been elected
pianist of the Lake Temple Pythian
Sisters for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Nellie McKeen celebrated her
fifty third birthday last week with
family party.
Lake Temple, Pythlan Sisters, enjoyed
a penny lunch after their regular meet
ing Tuesday evening, 10 charge OF Mrs.
Hattie Brown, Mrs. Grace Pike, Mrs.
Edna Thorn pson, Mrs. Gertrude Mattor,
Elon Brown and Edwin G. Thompson.
Oxford Chapter, Order Eastern Star,
served q supper Tuesday evening In
charge of the following committee: Mrs.
Maude DeCoster, Mrs. Edna Longley,
Mrs. Edith P. Rich, Mrs. Annie w.
Young, Mrs. Cora e. Kimball, Mrs.
Clara l.. Luck, Mrs. Alice e. WiggiD,
Mrs. Leotine Stiles, Howard B. Young
and Leon NJ. Longley.
Mrs. Eugene r. Smith was called to
Richmond last Tuesday by the serious
illness of her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stsrbird went to
Portland Wednesday for q stay OF two
or three days. Mr.. Starbird attended
the checker tournament while there.
Miss Grace Walch Of Rumford, who
has been stoppiug in Norway for some
little time, has returned TO her home.
Gordon Noyes of Portland Is stopping
for time with his father, George l..
Noyes, and bis aunt, Miss Della Noyes.
Edward Libby has gone to Auburn,
where be has obtained employment.
DR.. Arthur w. Easton was In Portland
couple of days the first OF last week.
Mrs. Earl Felt was in Bethel day or
two last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hebbard and
grandson, Arthur Whitney, left for st.
Petersburg, Florida, last week, where
they will spend the remainder OF the
winter.
Mrs. Hattie Small has gone to Milan,
N. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Shepard, Mrs.
Elmer Packard, Edward Shepard and
Miss Doris Shepard of Auburn came to
town one day last week In their auto,
and spent several hours at their cottage
on the lake front.
Miss Ellie Green of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting her brother, Frank T. Green.
Miss Ruth P. Day, a teacher in South
Portland, was a recent visitor to her SIS
ter, Mrs. Frederick A. Sullivan.
The members of Harry Rust Woman's
Relief Corps will serve banquet for the
Oxford Bar Association on Tuesday
evening, in honor of Judge A. e. Her
rick of Bethel, who has been probate
Judge OF Oxford County for twenty
wears and retired December 81.
Work In the agricultural course ct the
high school has been extended to the
rural schools of the town, and instructor
Edward b. Brown Is experimenting
this study. he is also assisting farmers,
who desire such assistance. he recently
gave q lecture at Norway Center and
will give seven more.
The Barton Reading Club met with
Mrs. Cyrus s.. Tucker Thursday after
noon. The subject Of study was Poland.
The Browning Reading Club Will meet
with Mrs. Edith Bartlett this Monday
evening. The roll call will be answered
by patriotic quotations, and Miss Elsie
A. Favor will give book review on
"a Man for the Ages"
Deputy Sheriff Harry o. Stimson was
In Portland last week.
Miss Sylvia Taylor spent last week
with Mrs. Grace Ethridge in Milton.
Mrs. Lucy McAllister of East Stone
ham is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edith
Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee M. Smith visited at
Jason Scribner's in Bolster's Mills Wed
nesdsy.
Rev. L. d. Stoughtou of Alfred occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit Sunday.
Representatives of the Woodlast Shoe
Company are in town to establish the
business of making felt shoes and shoes
with wooden soles and leather and fabric
tops. Some of the machinery for this
shop has already arrived and more Ia ex-
pected this week. Mechanics to set 1t
up are also here.