Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-03-22
NORWAY.

| Arthur G. Bartlett hss been elected
organist Of the Junior Glass, Bowdoir
College.
Stuart W. Goodwin was In Bethel tn,
first OF last week.
| Mrs. Annie Holt and two children
we're recent guests of Mrs. L. W. Rus
sell and family for day or two.
! The annual Chapman Concert will
take place Wednesday evening at the
Opera House.
| The late Mrs. Owen p. Brooks was .
member of "The Mother Church, the
First Church OF Christ, Scientist" in
Boston, the Democrat 10 informed, In
stead of "the Mother Church of The
Christian Heart a. printed In last
weeks issue.
Mrs. Flora Newcomb and daughter
Dorothy were In Harrison lately, guests
of Mrs. Newcomb's brother, Archie l..
Grover.
The verauda Club will meet With
Mrs. Nellie Merrill Thursday evening.
Philip r. Stone and his cousin, Mics
Emile d. Davis, were In Boston last
week.
Mrs. Arthur G. Hill of Gray is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Alice Nash. Last
Sunday she sang In the Methodist
church.
Major ]. w. Hanson OF the ordnance
department, National Guard, was In
town Thursday and Friday to look over
the range and confer with Wilfred G..
Conary in regard to future rife practice.
Grin Stone IL home from Boston on an
Easter vacation.
David Klain Of Boston was at homo
last week.
Lowell Cleveland has moved to Otis.
field.
The Browning Reading Club will meet
this Monday evening with Mrs. Mary
Cole. The program will include roll
call answ cred by quotations from mod.
ern poets and paper on Modern Poetry
by Mrs. q. L. Bartlett.
Prof. w. B. Mitchell OF Bowdoin Col
lege occupied the Congregational pulpit
Sunday.
BE sang in the Imperial Quartet at the
! minstrel show Friday and Saturday
George A. Borneman has returned
from several weeks stay In Auburn.
| Mrs. Albert j.. Stearns 10 on Q six
weeks' trip to Kentucky and Indiana,
where she will visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Celia T. Harmon OF Mechanic
Falls Ia guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
r. Hathaway.
Frank Kimball Is taking q three
weeks vacation.
Miss Helen Yorks with Miss Ruth
Cummings and Miss Marion HASKELL
will give q concert In Waterville on
March Goth.
Albert L. Clark has been drawn as
grand Juror for the April term OF the
United States District Court, which will
convene in Portland on April 9Th With
Judge Clarence Hale presiding.
The Universalist sewing circle met
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
George d. Dunn.
Miss Harriet Cragin, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan Crsgin,
has returned to her home In Rockland,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Palmer of Sum-
ner were in town day or two recently.
Mrs. Arthur Hayden, who has been
stopping several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Annie Frost, has returned to her
home In Boston.
Miss Mildred Curtis, Mrs. Harriet
Royal, Miss Ora Howe and Miss Phyllis
Sswip, all teachers ut Yarmouth, visited
relatives and friends In town last week.
Mrs. George P. Locke has been visit'
ing her daughter, Mrs. Jack Chamber
lain, in Portland.
Miss Mary Ferrand of Penacook, N.
a., has been guest OF Miss Frances
Jones. They are classmates at Wheaton
College.
MRS. James Paige is the guest Of her
niece, Miss Lillian Bisbee. Mrs. Paige
is nearly 80 years old but made the trip
to Norway from ST. Louis alone, STOP
ping few days In Boston with niece.
After her visit In Norway she will 60 to
her native town, Orono, to spend her
remaining days with brother.
Mrs. Florence Losier Stevens OF Port
land has been visiting town. She 10
pianist of note and has studied in Vienna
and Paris, and has associated with many
celebrated musicians abroad. Mrs.
Stevens is looking for place In town to
spend her summers, and II she does, she
may open Q studio.
Elizabeth Crockett Blake Tent, Daugb-
tors of Veterans, will give supper and
entertainment In the Knights of Pythias
Hall A pril 18th, in charge OF Mrs. Bertha
Sturtevant and Mrs. Eta Ridlon.
Tony Young has returned from st.
Petersburg, Florida, where he has been
spending the winter.
The Universalist Sunday School will
have an indoor athletic meet the first OF
April, and have chosen the following
commit,e es: contests, Maford Mann,
Charles F. Cummings, Glenn McIntire;
sooisl, Miss Madelyn Hayden, Miss Doris
Beck and Miss Frances Moore.
The Barton Reading Club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home'of Mrs. Geo.
A. Brooks. The program Included .
book review by Mrs. Izah T. Sanborn.
A unanimous call has been extended
to Rev. o. E. Barnard Of Winslow to
become the pastor of the Congregational
church, and he has accepted. He will
move bis family here the first OF April
and begins his duties In the church at
that time.
Mrs. George Meader underwent an
operation at the Central Maine dospitai,
Lewiston, recently. She is making a
good recovery.
There was special parish meeting OF
the Universalist church at the home OF
Miss Della NJ. Noyes Thursday evening
to make plans for Easter.
Mrs. George Hancock was called to
Bartlett, N. H., last week by the death
OF her father.
Mrs. william G. Leavitt has been
spending several days In Colebrook, N.
b., the guest of her father, j. Y. Keazer.
The ladies of the Universallst church
served supper in the church vsstry
Tuesday evening In charge OF Mrs. 8. B.
Cummings, Mrs. A. L. Cook, Mrs. G. l..
Curtis, Mrs. Mary Cole, Mrs. g. A. Cole,
Mrs. Freeman Currier, Mrs. K. D. Car
roll, Mrs. George q. Dunn, Mrs. Clarence
Downing and Mrs. Alice Danforth. I'm.
mediately after the supper the men OF
the church got together and planned to
do the women one better In . supper
and entertainment little later In the
season.