Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-04-05
NORWAY.
Miss Mary L. whlt.rsdge is Waiting in

Miss Mary L. Whittredge 10 visiting II
Lawrence, Mass.
Fay L. Blake OF Stark, N. H., bal
leased q part of the Norway Auto Salel
Company's garage.
Miss Tessa r. Thibodeau 10 visiting II
Boston.
Prof. Verne Whitman of Laconla, N
H., 10 visiting bis parents, Judge and
Mrs. G. r. Whitman.
A poker party st the home Of James
Pledge Tuesday evening was broken or
BY Sheriff Harry D. Cole and Deputy
Harry o. Stimson, and a. result james
Pledge was fined $50 and costs before
Judg W. r. Jones in Municipal Cour,
next morning, Nate Merrill $40 and
costs, and Frank Bracket Q like amount.
Several Of the party got away.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Annie
Favor. The roll call will be responded
to by bits of Wit and wisdom, and Mrs
Edith Bartlett will read greetings from
Misses Margaret A. and Jennie p. Baker,
who are spending the winter In Cali.
fornia and Colorado.
Miss Virginia Tubbs Is spending q
week in Portland.
Simeon Guptill of Frysburg was 10
town recently.
Mrs. Emma Mann 10 visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Julius Peterson and
Mrs. Ralph Kneeland 10 Boston.
Miss Celestine Judkins is visiting her
aunt In Auburn.
Robert B. Dow, sub-master of the
Lisbon High School, 10 visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Conary.
Mrs. Walter r. Tubbs and sister, Mrs.
Roy Pratt, are spending . week in Bos
ton with their sister, Mrs. Harry Bah
cock.
Mrs. Richard Dietrich Of Auburn was
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Henry judi
kins.
Miss Rmogsne Hunt, who teaches
school In Pittsfeld, is spending her vaca-
ton In town.
Gleason Taylor is at Milo Turner's in
Buckfield.
DR.. Harry Nevsrs of Lawrence, Mass,
was In town the feat of last week to at;
tend the celebration Of bis mothers,
Mrs. A. j. Nsvers', birthday, which
occurred Monday.
Miss Ruth Cummings went TO Water.
vile Tuesday TO play Accomplishments
for Miss Helen Yorke, who gave a con-
cert In the Haines Theatre, that city, on
that night. The papers spoke highly of
Miss Cummings as accompanied, and
said she received her full need of praise
You will find Hills, the optomstris,,
at his Office ready to examine your eyes
and fit glasses after April 4th.
Master Richard Holt of Bethel il visit
ing relatives In town.
Mrs. Elmer Cummings and children of
Locke's Mills were recent guests In
town.
Jack Anderson, who has been spend
ing the winter in Norway, has returned
to his home in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holman Of Port
land were In Norway several days last
week.
Mrs. Ira Hartman has gone to Car
bella, Montana, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Chrystal Davis.
Miss Mary Dresser of Freeport was q
recent guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Manning.
The Misses Verna Westleigh and Doris
Brsdlee were guests Of Miss Helen Chase
at Bates College last week.
Miss Alice Jacobson has gone to May
nard, Mass, for an extended stay.
The Barton Reading Club met at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Alice Oxnard Thurs
day afternoon, with program in charge
OF the hostess.
The body Of Ernest Henry Woods, the
five. year old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Woods Of South Portland, was
brought to this village for burial In Pine
Grove Cemetery on Monday. The Woods
we're former residents OF Norway.
W. E. Rice has opened his house to
the public and 1t will be known as aye
Wayside Inn."
The high school base ball team played
the West Paris High School team on the
home grounds Wednesday. They will
play . return game at West Paris on
May 7th.
Wilfred G.. Conary has received his
commission az captain of the new mill
tary company recently mustered 10.
Captain Conary was Q member of the
25th Battery Field Artillery during the
world war. He trained six months at
Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Ken.
lucky, and when discharged attained
the rank of second lieutenant.