Oxford Democrat., 1921-12-06
NUMBER 40.
NORWAY.

Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, observ-
cd chiIdren's night Saturday with sup
per and social hour. Mrs. Edith n.
Edwards had charge OF the supper, and
Mrs. Tena Burnell had charge OF tho
social hour.
Former Norway people residing In
and near Boston held reunion In Sew.
all Hall, 1T Huntington Avenue, Sstur-
day evening, st which time Il Was the
intention to form Norway Maine Club.
II the club 10 organized IL 10 planned to
hold reunion some day every winter
and q field day each June. About one
hundred and fifty invitations were Issued
for this gathering.
Mrs. Frank A. Danforth left Monday
for Southern Pines, n. c., where she
will spend the winter.
Hon. Bertrand G.. McIntire was In
Portland Tuesday to attend . meeting
of the state pier directors. Bids for
creosoted piles were opened but no
award was made. Bids for pier oon-
structi0n were advertised for. II Was
decided that the whole OF Calf wharf
and part of Franklin wharf be removed
and strip Of sea wall be put In. A
portion of the dock will also be dredged
SO as to increase the depth from thirty
feet to thirty five feet.
Mrs. Ellen Woodbury. of Lewiston is
the guest Of her niece, Mrs. Clarence q.
Downing.
Mrs. Arthur Easton and little daugb-
ter Elizabeth have returned from DR..
Lsighton's hospital In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo McAllister OF Lowell
are at Walter Morgsn's for the winter.
L. l. Gilbert, who sustained . broken
leg recently. has been taken to the Cen.
trail Maine General Hospital, Lewiston,
for treatment. An X.ray examination
was taken. 1t was necessary to reset
the broken bones.
Mrs. George Whitman has closed her
home on Alpine Street, and 10 spending
the winter with her daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Sturtevant and
Mrs. Donald B. Partridge.
The annual roll call of the Congrega-
tional church took place Thursday even
ing.
Miss Virginia Lasselle, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard LasseIle, was
taken to the Central Maine General hos
pital several days ago, where an opera
tion for appendicitis was performed.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.. @. 8.
Tucker.
There was Q penny social after the
regular meeting OF the Harry Rust Wom-
ans Relief Corps Thursday evening, 10
charge of Mrs. Nina Felt and Mrs. ALOHA
Withsm.
The next meeting Of the local chapter
Eastern Star will be held on the even.
ing of December 20. A supper will be
served at that time under . committee
composed OF the following members:
Mrs. Lena Kimball, Mrs. Annie Young,
Mrs. Edith Rich, Mrs. Florence Brad.
bury, Mrs. Dora Briggs, Mrs. Lucretia
Burgess, Mrs. Elizabeth Joslin, D. L.
Joslin and barry Kimball. The annual
election OF officers will take place at the
same meeting.
Morris Klain has purchased . piece Of
land of Mrs. Abbie F. Linnell In Otis
field.
Mrs. NJ. C. Lyseth was in Auburn
Wednesday to attend the flftieth wed.
ding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
c. whitman. She bad charge OF the
dining room.
Chester G. French, Jr., was In Bethel
the first of last week, . guest ut 8. !.
French's.
George L. Hancock has bought the 2.
the household furniture.
The next meeting OF the Verands Club
will be held with Mrs. Virge Murdock
Thursday evening.
The high school played their first
game of basket ball Friday evening with
the Stephens High School In Rumford.
The Congregational circle holds its
fair Tuesday and Wednesday. There
will be supper Wednesday evening
followed by an entertainment In which
the Ariel Quartette of South Paris will
take part with William c. Horne 90 SOLO
let and Mrs. Alice Bonney Record %
reader.
Samuel Moore, who has been visiting
bis son, William Moore, returned to bis
home in Gilead Saturday.
c. B. Cummings & Sons Company are
building an addition to their mill. II
will be 601S0. They are working on the
basement.
Jack Quirk Of West Paris Was in town
Tuesday.
Roy Lord of Albany Is In Norway for
the winter.
There will be an entertainment at the
Lake Temple, Pythian Sisters, after their
regular meeting Tuesday evening in
charge OF Mrs. Tena Burnell.
Mrs. Ella Jewett Cole has returned
from q visit of several weeks In New
York City with her daughter, Miss Nina
Jewett, and ber son, DR.. Stephen Jewett.
Oxford Castle, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, gave q dance at Knights OF
Pythias Hall Wednesday evening.
There will be Q special meeting OF
Abigail Whitman Chapter, Daughters Of
American Revolution, on Thursday even.
ing with Mrs. Gertrude w. Libby. This
will be the regular December meeting.
A com mittee consisting of Mrs. Gertrude
w. Libby, Mrs. Edith s. Bartlett and
Mrs. Sadie V. Martin will furnish the
program.
Miss Florence Scotborne, an army
nurse, is spending q vacation with her
grandm other, Mrs. Fannie Frost.
Forrest Longley recently visited the
family of Charles Knight In Wollaston,
Mass.
Edward J. Sharon has recently re-
turned from trip to Massacb usetts.
additional Norway locals on page s)