Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-08-02
NORWAY.

Il Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen O. Jefferson
bave moved into their new homo In the
Baker house.
The ladies of the Congregational church
held their summer sale on the church
lawn Wednesday afternoon, with good
success.
The Veranda Club met Thursday even.
ing with Mrs. Laura Everett on Water
Street.
Mrs. Inez O'Brien Merrill of Minneap.
oils 10 the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles II. Sargent, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal r. Eaton, who are
moving their household goods from
Lynn, Mass, to Manchester, N. H.,
where Mr.. Ealon will teach this fall, are
guests of Mrs. Eaton's parents, Mr.. and
mrs. Charles q. Sargent.
Hon. and Mrs. Bertrand G.. MoIntire.
with their son Glenn and daughter Miss
Kathleen, have been on an automobile
trip to Canada during the past week, Wis
iting friends.
Miss Elsie A. Favor was the guest OF
Miss Emma j. Smith at her cottage, Tan
glewood, on the lake, last week.
Work on the construction of the Tan
merry Brook bridge 10 to be started at
once. It will be done In two parts, 90
that one half OF the bridge will be open
for travel.
Oxford Royal Arch Chapter held a
special meeting Thursday evening for
work In the NJ. NJ. NJ, P. NJ. and NJ. E..
NJ. degrees.
Louis j. Brooks Of the Pure Food
Store has purchased the store building
now occupied by E. B. Jackson, and will
make considerable alterations, inside and
outside, before occupying 1t as grocery
store.
w. W. Gallagher and Wilfred G. Con-
ary were at Waterville Wednesday and
Thursday as delegates to the American
| Legion convention.
Considerable changes are being made
by the Oxford Electric Co. at the old car
barn. The Office has been transferred to
temporary quarters In the car barn, and
the old office building will be removed
and better one built little below the
present location, and connected with the
| brick building which was formerly the
car barn.
The furniture business of the late d.
L. Horne has been purchased by Ray
mond 81. Eastman and Percy 7. Fogg,
who will contine 1t at the same location.
Albion L. Buck is having two weeks
vacation from his work at the Brown,
Buck & Co. store. Part of the time he
and Mrs. Buck are spending with Mr..
Bucks mother, Mrs. Jennie e. Buck, at
North Norway, and the rest at Poplar
Tavern, Newry.
The Norway Paris band gave q con-
cert at Witherell Park last Monday even
ing which was largely attended.
The Miles Adams farm on the Water
ford road has been sold to Mrs. Agnes
NJ. Taylor, formerly of Auburn. Mrs.
Taylor comes here from the Canadian
northwest, where she took up 900 acre
homestead twelve years ago, which she
recently sold out.
Mrs. j. Albert McCready and two sons
are spending two weeks at Island Pond,
and will also visit Mr.. McCready's peo-
pie at Berlin, N. H., before returning
home.
Kenneth Goodwin has returned from
three weeks visit to his aunt In Lowell,
Mass.
Mrs. Emma Cullinan Is erecting
bungalow on Greenleaf Avenue nearly
opposite the residence of Otto Schnuer.
w. G.. Pratt of South Paris is In charge
of the building.
Miss Katherine Jones will sail from
New York Aug. goth for Porto Rico,
where she is to teach science.
q. L. Merchant has been spending q
few days in Boston on business.
Signs have been posted by the select.
men reading, keep your cutout closed
on the village Streets" As the law now
In force wholly prohibits opening the
cutout at any time, this Is conservative
warning.
George Hill Ia making extensive
changes at the Everett F. Bicknell place
which he bought last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stone of Indianap-
oils, Ind, who have recently arrived In
town, are stopping for while at Stearns'
camp in Lowell.
The annual lawn party and summer
sale at the Universalist church will be
held Wednesday of this week, from to
8 P. NJ. Candy. aprons, underwear,
food. Refreshments. Lunch from to
Is. All invited.
Robert Rose and Cbolmer Lsyman OF
Jamestown, Pa, have been guests OF
Percy q. Nevers, Jr., during the past
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry d. Nevers OF Law
renee, Mass, are visiting their relatives
here.
DR.. Charles C. Godfrey of Bridgeport,
Ct, is stopping at his cottage at the lake.
Walter l.. Hutchins has closed bis en-.
gsgement as clerk at the Blue Stores,
and has gone into partnership with Rob-
ert A. Kimball in the tailor shop re-
Gently purchased of Allard & Moulton.
Clerk of Courts Donald B. Partridge
and family are occupying Eugene Hay
denis cottage at the lake for two weeks.
DR.. A. Leon Sikkenga and family will
spend the first two weeks of August at
Lake View Cottage, Lake Trip.
Charles Morton, IS years of age, claim
ing a residence in Toronto, was before
the Norway Municipal Court Wednes-
day, pleaded guilty to the charge OF lar
ceny, and was given sentence OF ten
days in Jail. Morton had been working
with construction crew on the Grand
Trunk. He was laid off at West Paris,
but followed up the boarding car when
it was transferred to South Paris, and
took from 1t suit OF clothes and other
articles, the property of one of the men.
By quick work of the officers, he was
caught in Portland when he arrived
there on train.
Mary, ten. year-old daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. James N. Favor, was operated
on at the Central Maine General Hospital
at Lewiston Friday night for q case OF
appendicitis.which developed suddenly,
and which would have been serious with
little more delay. She 10 comfortable,
and good recovery is expected. Her
mother remains with her at the hospital.
On Friday afternoon tennis tonrna.
ment of mems doubles will be played at
the Paris Hill Country Club. Partners
will be drawn by lot. Entries can be
made with the entertainment committee
or. by being present at the club Friday
afternoon at 8 :45 sharp.
Tour to Demonstration Farms.
To enable Farm Bureau members TO