Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-19
NORWAY.

Word was brought to this village on'
day last week OF q peculiar auto acclden
and q miraculous escape from death OF
the Harrison road. A Ford car was com
ling down one of the hills near th'
Crooked River bridge. In It were foul
young men journeying to Norway to Wit
ness one of our interesting base bal
games. For some reason Il stopped OF
the hill, Behind it came o larger car
driven at Q high rate OF speed. They
could not, or at least did not, clear tht
smaller car, but hit 1t with such impact
as to cause the Ford to turn two com
plete somersaults with the occupants II
it. When the patient Henry came tc
rest, buttered side, or more correctly
perhaps, top side down. the occupant
crawled from under the wreck uninjured
except for general shaking mp.
Miss Edith Rideout, who has beer
teaching in the Cony High School In An.
gusta for the past four years, has CLOSED
her engagement there and accepted Q po
sitiou to teach in Newton, Mass, begin
ming the coming fall. She is passing the
summer In Norway. X
Mrs. Alma Pendexter Hayden Of Roch
ester, N. Y, is the guest of her brother
Hugh Pendexter, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fischer Of Wren
than. Mass, were In town Tuesday.
Edward Mccormack is attending tne
summer school at Boston University
preparatory to the study OF medicine
this fall.
Mrs. Frank Richardson Of Lewiston II
the guest of Mrs. Fred Hartman.
Miss Lizzie NJ. johnson has gone to
Ssbiusville, Pa, to spend the summer
with her brother, Rev. IL. johnson.
Miss Celestine Judkins is spending
| several weeks in Lewiston, tho guest oi
her aunt, Mrs. Richard Dietrich.
Mrs. Sarah Howe and niece, Miss Be-
rita Brown, of Stetson, are occupying
the Howe bungalow on Pleasant Street
Gordon Woodbury. OF Binghamton,
N. Y, is visiting his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Bickford.
Mrs. Emma Cullinan is building q
bungalow on Greenleaf Avenue.
MT. and Mrs. Clarence 81. Downing
and daughters, Marion and Caroline, have
returned from Camp Keewaydin, In East
Stonehsm, where they have been spend.
ing several days. :,
Miss Mildred Curtis is visiting friends
In Newton, Cambridge and Fitchburg,
Mass.
Prof. and Mrs. Verne NJ. Whitman Of
Laconia, N. a., are at their cottage on
the lake for the summer.
Henry d. Favor Is in Augusta visiting
his young cousin, and Samuel Favor Is
in Oxford. Both are sons OF James N.
Lee M. Morrill,, New York City, was
the recent guest of his father, Joseph
Morrill,.
Mrs. Ada Cox and SONS, Jerre and
James, have returned from q several
weeks visit in Island Pond, vt.
Mrs. Rufus Morrill, was recent guest
OF Mrs, Anna Haskell In Mechanic Falls.
Miss Gabrielle Elliott OF Rumford ia
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edwin S.
Cummings.
Frank Moore of Newry has been In
town several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 81. Latin of Lynn,
Mass, have been stopping several days
at Mason. Kilgore's.
Frank Brown of West Sumner was In
town several days last week.
Hi Henry and his minstrels were at
the Norway Opera House Saturday even
inc with his usual combination OF COM
edisps. acrobats and novelties. HI Is
travelling through the country this sum
mer looking at the vegetation, although
he still insists that New York City Is the
champion place for vegetables because
he found FIVE policemen sleeping on one
beat.
Moulton In North Waterford Tuesday.
Giles George of Hebron was In the
village for day or 30 last week. .
Miss Hazel Bicknell, who has been In
Pennington several months, has re-
turned to her home In Norway.
John E. Flint of East Stonehsm is
stopping in Norway for a while.
Mrs. George Devine, with daughter
Louise, of West Paris, has been visiting
her father, Roswell Frost. !,
Mrs. Nora Abbott of North waterford
spent last week in this village.
Mrs. A. L. Gerry and daughter, MISS
Thelma, of Brockton, Mass, were recent
ouests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox.
Mrs. C. E. Osgood of Meredith Center,
N. r.. is visiting her SOD, Ralph 8.
| Ospood, of the Advertiser office, and
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Sanborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn.
who have been at Moosehesd Lake ano
Oouossuc, returned last week.
Mrs. Emma Cross OF Howes Hill,
near Locke's Mills, was the guest ol
Mrs, Carl Cannon several days ias'
week. 49,,
The last service at the Universalis'
church before vacation was last SUNDAY
There will be no regular service unit
The Home Department Of the Baptist
church will meet at the parsonage or
pixies Hill this Tuesday afternoon a
four O'Clock with picnic lunch.
A crew of Grand Trunk carpenterI
are putting in new platform at th'
freight shed. u
MI. and Mrs. Elwell s. Russell made
a recsnt visit on Marcellus Austin II
Monmouth. m
James Carey, traffic officer at Taunton
Mass, is visiting his daughter, MRS. W
Mrs. George W. stearns, who has beel
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wiifred q
Conary, has returned to her home u
Millinocket. While In Norway sh
made a trip of several days to Stonenam
The picnic committee of Lake Temple
Pvthian Sisters, will hold meeting thi
Monday evening with Mrs. Aioz'
Witham. The members OF the committe
are Mrs. ALOHA Witham, Mrs. GeneV
Partridge, Mrs. Nettie Nevers. Mr.
Nellie Goodwin, Mrs. Evils Hut, Mrt
Alta Hall, Mrs. Ida Hall, Mrs. Loi'
MoAllister and Mrs. Clara Schnuer.
Harrington Flint fell from telephon,
nola one dsy last week and threw hl
hip out of joint. He is confined 10 tn
house. but making a good recovery.
The next meeting OF the Woman
,, Christian Temperance Union Will
,, held with Mrs. Jennie Bates Russe
: wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock. IN
gentlemen are invited to supper wnio
consist of baked beans baked In pea
holen. The subject OF the meeting vi
be "Flower Mission Work., and Mr.
> Annie Ssnborn will preside.
!. Mrs. Oniel Mills of North Waterioi
Maid few days visit on her motne
> Mrs. william Sands, last week.
sc Foster is working In Harrison.
y I.awis W. Fogg has purchased Il